Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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Traditions: old and new Lean to the left, lean to the right, stand up sit down, fight, FIGHT FIGHT! Does this cheer ring a bell? One of our long- lived traditions at Safford High School is having Mr. Pottle lead us in his cheer at the pep as- semblies. Traditions are an ex- citing part of school spirit. Some traditions we exper- ienced each year Homecom- ing the burning of the SHS singing the Alma Mater, and selling carnations during spirit week. The newer traditions such as Turnabout or the Class Feud were activities to which we looked forward. This year was only the fourth time we had a Turnabout and the third year we had the Class Feud. Everyday new traditions were established and were contri- buted to our School Spirit. .. . .W Ms Ride 'em cowboy. Students display spirit and have alot of fun by joining in the piggy back race. Obviously Freshmen! Johnny Melen drez, Tony Bejarano, and Eric DeLeon demonstrate normal freshmen behav ior.

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Gotcha! Darin Newell is caught eating at McDonaId's instead of the Snack Bar. Lost in space. Francis Bejarano stands trying to decide which way to go. 3 its 1--:t . What's next? Greg Hart tries to de- cide what his next move is going to be. Ready for dessert. Charlotte Car- rasco joyfully throws up her hands as she finishes her lunch.

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In high spirits. The Freshman Cheer- leaders in a Hhigh spirited mood, pose for a picture. Giving it all. Terri Dauenhauer puts all her spirit into cheering on the Varsity team. In action. The J.V. Cheerleaders cheer their hearts out at a basketball game against Thatcher. X E f li' 'X g Q Spirit of those who cheer Whats spirit? Ask the cheer- leaders to fill you in. The SHS cheerleaders and wrestlerettes did their best all year to show the competition that the Safford Bulldogs are the ones with the spirit. The support was there no matter what the outcome of the game. Speaking of spirit, the car washes, the bake sales, and the pizza parties demonstrated the enthusiasm these gals shared. Things didn't always go smoothly for the cheerleaders. One reluctant cheerleader ad- mitted to accidentally kicking a man during her enthusiasm at a game. The same embarrassed cheerleader fell flat on her back during tryouts while doing a kick. The wrestlerettes had a few problems also. While waiting frantically for their uniforms to come in for the first match, they kept their spirits high and didn't give up hope. The uniforms ar- rived just in time and the gals did a fantastic job. W.. ai y 4 itll?