Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Chess Club Makes the Saguaro Scene For those people who like to stimu- late the mind.. .the Chess Club was formed. lt doesnit have as big a turn- out as some of the more renowned clubs or sports, but the members of this club or sport participate injust as many tournaments as most other sports. To be affiliated with the chess group you have to show you have enough chess knowledge to be able to play the game with enough ease to compete in inner-school games. From time to time the club competes in matches with the chess clubs from other schools. The Chess Club was 'S' continuely trying to find new ways to play chess. Chess Clubg Jan Fortseh, sponsor Deniese E. world wide sport every chance they can get. Moore, Mike Osborn, Christy Piekrell. Greg Any one looking for some type of mental Rothman, and Steve Smith. As one ean see exercise ought to look into this fast moving the Chess Club actively partieipates in this sport to answer this call. Scuba Members Make Some Trips to Mexico Self contained. underwater, breathing apparatus is what Scuba. Club stands for. This club is a newer club on campus and one of the most exciting. - ' Obviously Scuba Club dives under water but they also spear fish and take in all the different beauty of the under water world. This year Scuba Club took diving trips to Guymas. Nlexieo, and one to Rocky Point. Nlexico. For a sport that is out of the ordinary let Scuba Club show you the way. This Club meets the first Blon- day of every month and is sponsored by lllr. Rodger Stevens. Scuba Clubg John Jenkine, Jose Browes, Ray Manker, Brian Hunter, Doug Duwn, Dave Allen, Greg Phillips, Kris Buell. and Jerry Jenkins. CHESS CLUB-45

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Prep Chorus Builds Musicians for the Future Prep Chorus, Top Row, Linda Wilfree, Carla Kongable, Katie Dampair, Judy Jones, Chris Page, Gina Piazza, Patty Ball, Sharen Leggee, Lynn Intenieola, Suzan Radobenko, Beth Peaser, Suzy Daudat, Second Row, Sahra Bateman, Taey Chadwick, Sandra Bernhard, Marsia Merritt, Shellie Thourne, Robin Field, Kim Redhage, Karen Spajer, Kathy Korenda, Karen Noethenm, Third Row, Peggy Prensno, Sherry Wolfwinkel, Meredith Whitebread, Paula Nichols, l Chris Girard, Suny Coats, Maryann Raskin, Ann Brook, Fourth Row, Sandra MacDonald, Joan Miner, Holly Gabel, Rhonda Brown, Linda Bonnell, Mary Hirsehbeek, Laura Paula, Kathy Clark, Fifth Row, Kathy Schwartz, Loralee Smith, Mary Makaroplosis, Laurel Niner, Sixth Row, Mary Stamper, Lorie Eisenhower, Marilyn Smith, Kim Morris, Kathy Carr, Stacy Fallaleh, and Debbie Galloway, Prep Band Prepares for a Big Step to Varsity Prep Band, First Row, Barbara Becker, Ann Seyler, Wanda Patterson, Carolyn Higbie, Nanette Brubaker, Lisa Martino, Barbara Curiel, Juliann Shaw, Lynda Furphy, Almee Jaeksa, Second Rowg Michele Hanna, Brenda Vemich, Carlene Cowley, Rozelle Jack, Gail Hecht, Cheryl Varah, Roxanne Dawson, Kim Buel, Steve Malene, Bill Hurtle, Sue Brodine, Richard Szabo, David Calkins, Charles 44-PREP CHORUS Williamson, Karen Locker, Constant Goodall, Dough Van Dorsten, Third Rowg Mike Adams. Rick Cawson, Randy Musser, Gary Eisner, Tom Schroder, Mark Parent, Gregory Kasun, Bill Leach, Mark Nelson, Allen Bixbee, Katie Anfenson, Doug Burrows. All of these people come together to begin their career in the field of Music, under the direction of Mr. Valentine.

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Leaders of Saguaro Climb Toward More Student Involvement lnx olvenienll Fagtiarrfs Student Body President. Dave liraulcn used this word at thc orientation assembly to stress the importance ot' student partici- pation in enabling each student to make the most of his high school years. Council provides many ways in which the student ean become involved. lt spon- sors, plans, and publieizes all sorts ol' dances, pep assemblies, competitions, picnics, and proms. The forty-five members of council elimb toward unifying the Saguaro Student Body. Freshman Secretary, Denise Moore, tells a history elass ofthe future Homecoming activities. On Wednesdays. eouneil mem- bers give homeroom reports to inform students ol' coming events.