Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Freshmen displ Carol Wood Debbie Jones Laura Santi Vice President President Secretary

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lthusiasm during first year C Q 1 A L ,K , 5... 5 . 9' . xg X N .,r ,. . I-v xqy. ts Q S Q., is if ills 4 QS-A 'fi 4 F , iw: left to right. Kim Hinshaw. Liz Warner. Teri Livingston. Kim Hetzel. Sheree Thompson. Kathy Jacobson, Melanie Andrews. Third Row: Paul Smith. Laurie Clayton. Helen Holdman, Sharon iyle, Laura Heacock. Second Row: Laura Santi. Debbie Jones, Ann Demlow. Liz Palmer. Smith, Lynn AIlvin.StarWeiss. Open advisory board meetings provide the ad- visors. Miss Dow and Mr. Story, with many an opportunity to simply advise by expressing ideas andthoughts. Freshmen orientation, sponsored by Student Council, was designed to fami- llarize students with school procedures. The program for incoming freshmen was held in August. Selection of class officers was the first task on the agenda. Two candidates were selected for each office in the primary elections. School spirit mounted when campaign boosters appearedaroundcampus. The final elections followed the eli- minations on October 21 and speeches which were held in the auditorium. It was recorded that the turn-out of frosh to vote was the largest for any election held at Sahuaro. Throughout the school year the freshmen class worked hard to improve student participation in school activities. The advisors, Miss Carol Dow and Mr. Edward Story, helped enormously during the year, guiding the freshmen to first place in the canned-food drive.