Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A11-American Homecoming s E:-:cites o Sabers I-lomecorning Week' hadlia different twist this year- theithemeibeing l'All- American: iNon1inating Sabinds royal- ty and Topf Ten Tsongs started- off the fweelfsyia Iestiiritiesf iTuesday,7 the Pfriain- feventifwas the1?All-1-Xmerican Pie Eating Contestfatailunchp the Seniors leaving the stable Qvictoriouslg Bear hugs were numerous around Sabino as peo- ple exchanged hug coupons. On Wednesday and Thursday Sabino's most talented musicians joined togeth- er as. airbands and performed before judges. Then at the dance on Fridayj the winning groups ACXDC, The Clash, and Men WithoutgPants-played for us on stage. Also on Thursday was the Tootsie 'Dress Alike Day, giving guys-theichance -to compete :with Dus- by

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l r of .iee f b i Nlghf '5Pa1'k1e a Traditional, yes. Boring, no. Home- coming '83 shined. With the theme of great America, the class oth '84 won the float competition for the second year, its float portraying a tourth of Iuly pic- nic. It class competition provided the spirit, then the royalty provide the shine. Nominees for king and queen were- Chris Cooper and Duska Sahler, Doug Penner and Denise Luxenberg and Scott,Swanson and Kristine Rizzi. The winning couple was Sally Poison and Jerry Sundt. The team also showed winning pride with a 35-24 defeat oth Rincon. That spirited pride was the key to a sparkling homecoming. Snisanne Bartlett and Karen Krapa Photos Bob Hitchcock, Design Pho- tecraphy V a is s s Mix 1 s. it . 1- -,. - g gf-4,-,:.i3iy,fQ.5 '5 ' , ., ,,,' :ra n-i,M,,5l.i ,. ,,,-5, v H f '- we ,Mfr V f, ., , t . gr, ri '21 'iv ez, fa . 12 12259-Tfiii' wrvfrwaw-' fir'm2EtQa.fm A , wr a. ' vii. 'rf' ,,.- wii ..ts.::.+g1,m2L - -.4-fyfm 1 5 53.5341 5, I Wt-'.sr.q1 4 -N M-Mi 1 ,.-as 1 M vw wt QW s' 11.5 , ,. -a .ir. M.V W, imc Ti ' . uv, .gg-Q . .wx s sis su! c t . 1 Mgt: fffvgffr Y, i Q sz -2-tfxisffz .. li 3 V tj . -4 ?f1:5i1i-be 15- - l . ' ' i P'a?fm'.-'Ff-1131... ' .Q '-JH' ' in 5:'fLSI5?5?:-?FE i'f:s . . -11. . . ,Ls .-,.,f:.. f Lf, A W .+zv,....2 C:Zefff-,- ,gjfiyi t im vp, is E ws 4mw...f . .5 'ii -BEM

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1 , H' . tin Hoffman. Later that night, the movie Tootsie was shown in the auditorium to an enthusiastic crowd. Friday was the climactic end of Homecoming Week with: the Spirit Assembly, the Homecoming game, the announce- ment of the King and Queen, and the final conclusion to it all- the Homecom- ing Dance with a super turnout of stu- dents. i 'Homecoming seemed to be a little ,more enjoyable this year for most, as the All-American activities were differ- their routine' in round Henry Zappia Ol:-Li'5'li'l - g The clash as he sings Should 1 stay' Or J t 2Should I Go? at the dance. V 1 ' , Homecoming Week 15 -. gf:-f ,735-,a1g13,' ' .W I ,-,-..f,rs: fn- ---i fm.