Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Vista Packages Moments In Print As the end ot the school year rolls around, students look torward to re- ceiving and signing yearbooks. The yearbook is abundant in pictures and articles documenting the school year as it happened. lt showed who and what Sabino was made ot and the pride that accompanied it. Standing behind the covers was a statt made up ot 24 writers and l l pho- tographers. This dedicated group ot students worked non-stop trom Sep- tember to mid-March, sacrificing some ot their tree time, to get stories and l. K. Crowther and L. Oliver work together on one of many layouts. Q. D. Fox caught in the act. 3, Vista staffers aim for the best, 4. l983-84 Vista Stall: Lett row T to B-K. Crowther, C. lorgenson, l. Catanzaro, l,. Dempsey, l. Benson, S. Bauer, B. lVlLTl:ldI'llIl, D. Montgomery, K. Krapa, S. Bartlett Middle row: l,. Oliver, D. Corey, V. Zundel, L. lvluth, L. Habra, B. Snyder. Right row: A. Low- rnan, T. McCaffrey, S. Hulme, lvl, Padayao, l linglert, D. Fox, Not pictured: K. Eykel, T, Nehr- ing. run., , 'i' It A. I, . 1 It ,, gl , photographs in by deadline. There were days when production was at its highest level and days when time was used to get additional projects accom- plished. Under the guidance ot Dave Scott, photo and yearbook advisor, editors Karen Krapa, and Susanne Bartlett gave statt members the initiative to work under pressure when necessary, and they could come up with a pleas- ant comment or smile to those they worked with. . ,W 1 gi., f' fl So next time you open your own yearbook, and see the smiling faces ot your friends, a a picture ot the Home- coming game, or a story about how special Sabino is, remember the peo- ple who did it all tor youg your VISTA yearbook statt. By Beth Snyder Photos by David Scott and Russell Burns 4 Vista 137

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Cat Tracks Covers Sabino Year This year's Cat Tracks staff was the best ever. lt consisted of fifteen hard working staff members, with Mrs. lones as their advisor. There were seven re' turning seniors this year, including Edi- tors-in-Chief Sarah Tobin and Wendy Leonarclg Associate Editors Missy Mal- lory, Karen Bressler, and Kat Leisg type- setter Sally Tubaughg and ad manager Kelly Escobar. These and eight other staffers worked long hours to meet their monthly deadline, This year Cat Tracks had its own photographer, Geol End- ley. Beginning lournalism was a prereq- uisite for all new staffers. The Cat Tracks staff felt that this year's new for- mat led to more organization. Instead of specializing in one certain area, the staffers got varied assignments this year to round out their writing experience. Senior Missy Mallory says of Cat Tracks, Being on the staff sometimes meant long hours and hard work, but it was always very rewarding when the work was done. By David Corey Photos by Wendy Cunningham Mrs. lones instructs the wlass on iii-wrcgriptfr' procedures. The l983-84 Cat 'l'ram'ks staff. liactk row: 'lf Garrone, D, Heiiilmru, W. l,e2oi1aril, R, Weiner, M. Mallory, K. l.i,r1s, K. Bi'essIm:i', li. Pakosta, Mrs. lones. l ront row: l. Ofitvss, K. Escobar, S. Tobin, l., lfollmari. Not pivturirrl: S. Tubaugh, G. Finclley, Senior Missy Mallory fzarulully sets hzrr Chit Tracks pages. Students hard at work setting stories. . at Y 1.f ' Y -. ' ' A i t A- .sr w.Qi-ie, i si-.iQ Q -- Tiliigia-Q s ' - Q-Q I 5 .. . . T T' -- ' . . , - . .e,Q- ' l T? f 4 Cat Tracks l39