Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Music Kindles Students' Enthusiasm THE SABERCAT BAND, which is under the direction of Mr. Debs Valentine, performed not only at football games and morning and afternoon pep assemblies, but also at the State Fair, the homecoming parades at NAU and ASU, the Parada del Sol, and at various concerts. Although marching through mud and under unfavorable conditions while practicing, the members realized it was all worthwhile when they marched down the field and heard the exuberant crowd. HALFTIME PERFORMANCES always included the Sabercat Band during the fall and winter football games. They presented music while marching in precision and backed skits and other entertainment. ,..,.....,---4--- ' .-wi., Jw. W X33 st ' X. S' Jar xg 5543504 ANTlClPA TlNG THE distance ahead, the band pre- pares by tuning up and arranging their music. Fred Chynoweth watches Denise Blied as she assembles her flute. PLACING SECOND in the Parada Del Sol for best high school band was the Sabercat Band. Dressed in black and white uniforms, they marched on Scotts- dale Road. Mina . ' 'sf 5' uf ,QB- ,,--.

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MEMBERS OF the Sabercat Band played at after- noon pep assemblies helping to raise school spirit for football games. 4' W BAND MEMBERS got up early to play for morning pep assemblies. They often marched with the pom pon girls after school, and together they put on assemblies before games and during half-times. MB. VALENTINE talked to Little Red Kimono Hood during a half- time performance at the Arcadia game. The band played, and Little Bed Kimono Hood danced as students and teachers looked on. THE SABEBCA T Band ffehgfec' 'o ec-p the spirit soaring at morning pep assemblies. They i3 1tPOi with '-JL-97 girls ef assembfies. LA

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Busy Year For Beginning Groups 29 J-V- CHORUS-' B0ff0m ROW U10 U-' Steve Campanella. VBSPJ Debbi! Carl- McCrossan, Lolli Poppins, Pres., Millie Burton, Terri Le May, Karen Spini. Sen, Tiehe Steineeker, Lucy Steele, Elayne Kramer- How 2: Cynthia Romlev. Row 4.' Debbie Bucher, Linda vanoerwon, Diane Monson, Claudia Kirk. Diana Hutchinson, Andrea Anast, Nancy Stamper, Lori Locker. Row 3: Tom PREP CHORUS: Bottom Row fl to rj: Terry Drenten, David Archibald, Roger Giesen, Mark Foster, Charlie Patterson, Kevin Seaman, Roger Broad- hurst, Richard Reis, Charles Randolph, Eric Harvey, Pat Price. Row 2: Betsy Lincoln, Anne Wood, Nancy Hodges, Cathy Chiros, Carol Connelly, Dennece Eckerd, Kay Berry, Paula Mueller, Jean Deise, Karla Hull, Fredda Sturgill. Row 3: Deli Mclntire, Leila Armstrong, Chrissy Foran, Darlene Isabell, Debra Odenwald, Charelene Stauffer, Lisa Nance, Susan Brenna Vicky VonTersch, Kay Gamble, Patti Linton, Beverly Coates, Peri Ois 160 ORGANIZATIONS Row 4.' Lou Anne Crisman, Tina Phillips, Sue Tweedy, Pat Knight, Kathy Taylor, Julie Tucker, Sally Ritter, Geri Murray, Carol Urqular, Kathy Smith, Cheri Reiss, Denise Desjardins. Row 5: Coleen Dias, Donna Veatch, Carol Finn, Debbie Johnson, Julie Sweinhagen, Robin Larsen, Cyndi Fry, Julie 'Q nigan, Kathy Wolfswinkel, Sally Mackey, Michelle McKee, Pat Lee, ' -1. Row 6: Pam Krwepren. Heather Cronrath, Cathy Fassett, Jan Miner, 'lna Hess. F1-I 'W ' -:lf Claudia Weathersby. Bette Smith, Janice 'Jicki iL.' ards, Kathy Dwyer.