Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Modern Love What is the main interest ot today's teenagers? The opposite sex was named the number one interest ot Sabino students. Over SHOW: ot Sabino seniors gues- tioned in a spring poll date on a regular basis, although only 46? have a steady boyfriend or girltriend. lt seems as it the class ot '84 had a healthy amount ot active hormones. Quite a tew precocious kids could be tound kissing by the age ot 12, while 93? have been in love at least once. Ot the many tirst dates had, most were good to awesome, with only an occasional pathetic When it came to a date's looks, blue-eyed brunettes had much more tun. However, most didn't care as long as he or she was warm and breathing. With a dark night Qthe darker the betterj, and the moon and stars shining brightly, the thing to do was park. Many liked the Hidden Valley Hill, Mt. Lemon, Skyline, or anyplace at all with a semi-scenic view. But tor some, the still-lavorite trysting place flock it upil was at her tront drive. ' By Kristen Eykel e 1 i iovcs Mcoias Y ' t TIM Moores c i , MlCl-IAEL MORENO 1 ROGER MULL CRAIG MULLENBACH 1 MARKMUNOZAL? MURPHY TROY MURPHY KATHLEEN MURRAY . a ' PETE MURRIETA N WADE NAFZGER