Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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FRIENDS, THE idle brain is the Devil's playground. Fore- background included Lucy Mueller, Kathy Odenwald, Sanna casting trouble for River City was Professor Harold Hill, Jo Osgood, Ava Jones, Linda Harrison, Sarah Giberson, portrayed by Jim Stream. interested townspeople in the Bob Stamper, Greg Ubach, and Dan Foreman. I gg, my 2 I 145, WAITING PA TlElVTLY for the next cue is Joe Davis, on the pin rail. The crew worked quietly behind the scenes moving flats and setting ' age. They labored to get both prepared for the play. ACTIVITIES 185

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Stream, Makarepales Steal Scene In Music Man Setting 45 R I XI X I XXX .nv -i A X ,,,, Z .9 'X 5 X X .W ,et if EEN . . . TEEN . . . tuther. . . feather. . . flip, was how the hile. flgws VI'.2n Ton Ye Girls counted in the musical Music Man. The Mavor':f: wife and the leaders of the Girls was Elaine Vemich, followed by -F?'f'afr Ciifnefaxue we Julie Feeney. 184 ACTIVITIES THE FlNE Arts production of Music Man was the first such performance in Saguaro 's auditorium. Both nights the cast attracted a full house. Professor Hill was portrayed by Jim Stream. Cathy Makaropolos played Marian, the librarian, while Jack Van Natter was the Mayor of River City. JERRY MUNCHWEILER, Bob Stamper, Duane Melton, Jim Gunther, and Greg Nichols played Music Man's salesmen.

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BlGG Y OVERS TREE T, from Scottsdale, and Tiny LeSatz struggle to outjump each other at the Saguaro vs. Scottsdale Faculty game. CALlFORNlA GRAPEFRUl T, Arizona Cactus, we play your team just for practicel chanted the women faculty cheerleaders at the Scottsdale vs. Saguaro Faculty game. SPEEDllVG ACROSS the mall area during second lunch are forge very spirited students. Their goal was to run to an awai ' circle it several times, and return to the starting line. 186 ACTIVITIES New Traditions Established LE VlS WERE Worn by both sexes Rodeo Day. This event occurred during the week of the Parada Del Sol and was a lot of fun.