Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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wil V-19? 'Q Q 9' QPQVQ, tv Q t r ' Q Jeb' Miller and Sandy Llewellyn were chosen by their senior classmates as the Sweetheart Couple. They were recognized at the Prom which was sponsored by PHOTO BY WEN DT , QA a lr,.lllnri l . iiil is e t at . . 1 l ,L V X - Saber Society on February 18 in the cafeteria. 1983 Sweetheart Couple Sweetheart Couple 59

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vvpv, Couples Elected for Valentine's rom Freshmen OT Ashton Gigi Walker Who is going out with who is no longer a secret. You guessed it, in fact, you voted on it. The frequenters of Lovers' Lane have been exposed and revealed for all to see at the Sweetheart Prom. The Prom took place on February 18 and close dancing was a must. The disc jockey played the perfect mood-setting music. Saber Society out did themselves decorating the cafeteria by hav- ing a window painting contest for all clubs. What could have been a better way to cele- brate St. Valentine's Day then to become close to the one you love and love and love 1 K . 58 Sweetheart Court V Sophomores -7UUi0f5 Jay Clemans Scott Bllfdlck Maiarie Bauman SUZHUUG Hum Senior Court members included below Cort Alcott, and as being some ofthe memorable couples in the relaxed 1 Sally Bailey, and above Deane Tonn and Patty dating scene ot Saguaro. PHOTOS BY SPATGEN t Rader. These seniors were chosen by their classmates AND CAMANO 1 emi

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TARS Take Part in Politics The Saguaro Teen Age Republicans KTARSJ who are we? A weird group of kids with obscure interests and views? Absolutely not! We are a group ofstudents who have taken an interest in thefuture ofour countryg and rightly so, as we are the leaders oftomorrow, working today. TARS took an active role in the 1982 General Election campaigns by passing out literature, conduc- ting phone surveys, stujjfing envelopes, serving as pages and decorating for parties. When working to- gether these tedious tasks became enjoyable and made for some lasting friendships. Also our ejjforts were rewarded with parties, dinners, contributions to our .,,, ., TARS members relax after a long day of car washing. They will use the money to send members to Washing- ton D.C. The Teen Age Republicans worked over 700 hours on-the 1982 General Election cam- paigns. This allowed them to meet many major political leaders including Senator Barry Goldwater and John Rhodes. This instilled in them the drive to raise the money which they will use to go on to Washington D.C. this summer. To do this they have sold I Love Republicans but- tons and held fund raisers. If successful they will send ten members to D.C. Teen Age Republicans front row: Susan Lynch CSecre- taryj, Joan Tafoya tVice-Presidentj, Cindy Bartram tPresidentj, Kathryn Lynch tTreasurerJ, Miss Lois Fitch, sponsor, middle row: Christy Reynolds, Karen Shell, Lisa Gragg lSergeant-at-Armsj, Valerie Gale, Tami Winebrener back row: Travis Miller, Craig Lewandowski, Darron Fernwalt, Tim Hunt, Becky Jones, Laura Hewlett, Jocques Brados, Karen Faulk- ner 60 TARS trip and the satisfaction of being a vital part of politics. We met with such political leaders as Leo Corbet, Eldon Rudd, John McCain and Barry Goldwater. TARS will also be traveling to Washington D.C., in June to attend the 1983 National Teen Age Republican Leadership Conference. It is a chance to visit the nation's capital, other TARS, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Conner and President Ronald Reagan! I am gratefulfor the help and advice ofour 'Mom' Miss Fitch. It's been a fantastic year and a great success because of YOU, TARS. I appreciate and thank you all! - Cindy Bartram Tars members were able to meet and get to know such political leaders as Rep. John McCain. I Tami Winebrener was thrilled when she was able tc meet Senator Barry Goldwater. 'Si 'ay le F