Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Clubs That Affect Our Futures There is an association here at Sa- bino that is worth knowing about. lt is called the Student Advisory Council CSACD. SAC is a district-wide student government, with tour students elected trom each school. This year the Sabino representatives were Brenda Haas, Pete Murrieta, ferry Sundt, and fulie Berry. These students attended school board meetings, presenting the opin- ions ot Sabino students. Some issues they covered were the weighted grade system and the evaluation of teachers. k'k'ki'kki'i kii-'ki-ititiri Medical Explorers is a club that any student interested in the medical field can join. They met on Wednesdays at El Dorado Hospital. They saw video tapes and listened to guest speakers about ditterent areas and aspects ot the medical tield. The members ot the Medical Explorers visited specialized areas ot the hospital and were able to gain a broader understanding of medi- cal procedures. Medical Explorers also provided an exposure to medical tacili- ties. By Samantha Hulme Photos by Greg Sellers l. D. Barton, Medical Explorers advisor, is giv- ing a lecture while telling stories from his own experiences. 2. Medical Explorers members, left to right: Bot- tom row: K. Kahn, l. Wilson, K. Vogel: Middle row: T. Tepper, A. Neri, B. Haas, S. Peachin, B. Vogel, Top row: M. Aruguete, S. l-lotlman, Y. Lloyd, F. Salek, S. Swanson, S. Hoffman. 3. SAC members P. Murrieta, l. Berry, and l. Sundt. Not pictured B. Haas. 4. SAC members take a break from a meeting to relieve tensions lrom making big decisions. 5. sm Ji. ff . i. W k 2 it .ti 525 , we X I .., -wfw. ws., M... Wh-M as f . t . s 4 .QL i,N. Q- 4- if '-Q- ' Z i 5. Q 1. . hi 1 . is A . PEN ' T. ., 1 5 75' 7 . .',

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Curtain Call The first curtain call for the Sabino Drama Department was the play Blithe Spirit. Corcoran along with her action theatre class worked for six long, hard weeks to produce this successful play. Not only three plays were produced this year by the drama Department, but they also worked on physical exercise, dance, television acting, and directing plays. The Drama Department offered a va- l. ln the play 'llflltlit-f5p1r'1t ,l,.C'31i'1-:1g,lJ. Pan- li--ll, lk, llillvrpiiitl A.AllIlC1lI1fSfI'+'4tllYt1Of1I1lU tlaf'1i'.ivtii1t1. 2. ltr'-if-tivo iiiakz-as pt-i'l-aut, they say. 3, lf.Aititwltl.ii1tlfl.Mt'C31i11i'vtlnustiiicgtheir bust lust for us. -l. l. Al.iintl.i .intl D, f'rawtortl really put some Ill1JVf'IIl4'Ill into their avting. riety of classes, Action Theatre, begin- ning drama, intermediate drama, and advanced drama with over 120 stu- dents involved. Ms. Corcoran has quite a following, with several students who have been in her drama classes for the past six years. Sabino's Drama Department offers a showcase of intriguing young talent. Will the curtain call be for one of these talented performers in the future? By Kathy Torgensen Photos by Larry Werrier, Mike Hunt ley, and Greg Sellers. Drama 131

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