Florence Union High School - Saguaro Yearbook (Florence, AZ)

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Nos Juntamos Todos V 1st Row: Louie Sepulveda, Frankie Jaurequi, Edward Harvey, Steve Riefferg 2nd Row: Julie Geisenhoff, Henrietta Ramirez, Dana Crawford, Irene Daniel, Valarie Holt, Sarah Gutierrezg 3rd Row: Rebecca Baker, Charles Goff, Brent Rankin, Daniel Jimenez, Tony Jimenez, 4th Row: William McVicker, Dagoberto Molina, Rusty Neely, Kevin Stoner, Joe Ortiz, Michael Hammer. Adviser John Borquez, Secretary 1st Row: Reporter Olivia Martinez, 2nd Row: Sergeant-at-Arms Larry Gutierrez, Vice- president Rusty Ortiz, President Tony Jimenezg Not present Treas- urer Charles Goff. I8 The Spanish Club is one of the most active, as well as one of the most popular, organizations on campus. Membership is open to any student who has taken or is currently enrolled in a Spanish class. At their first meeting they elected officers and set the dues for 51.00 per year. One of many fund raising activities began in October with their first Taco Day, an event that was repeated at intervals throughout the year. All money raised by the club is added to income from dues and used to finance an excursion to Mexico for the bull fights. For their November activity they prepared a Thanksgiving dinner to help a needy family. Span- ish Club not only worked hard, but they had fun too. They held pinata parties every month to cele- brate birthdays of their members. They also hosted a party to welcome our first foreign ex- change student, Consuelo Munoz.

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FHA Club Members Learn While Serving s S1 Mrs. Evelyn Pence Future Homemakers of America started the year by installing their newly elected officers and initiating new members. They honored Rusty Neely with the title of Mr. Preferred for this school year. Twenty-eight of the girls attended the'District meeting in Eloy on October 28. Each school had prepared a demonstration to represent its chapter. In March they made plans to attend the state FHA meeting at the University of Arizona. During Homecoming week, the club members made spirit signs and sponsored a Mr. Lovely Legs contest. Brad Hannah won the Mr. Lovely Legs title for the 1972-73 year. As a continuing project throughout the year, FHA members decorated bulletin boards. The sale of Christmas cards by the girls was their fund-raising venture forfinancing their various pro- jects for 1972-73. As a civic project, they made favors for the Nursing Home at Christmas and caroled at both the Nursing Home and the Children's Colony. 1st Row Sharon Bussey, Laura Suttles, Angela Contreras, Susan Luck, Julie Clemans, Debbie Reed, 2nd Row: Roxann Feierstein, Shannon Crawford, Susan Ballard. Mary Armas, Maria Alvarado, Celeste Caviness, Rose Marie Joaquin, Esther Molina, 3rd Ro rd Flow Marina Armas, Cynthia Rodriquez, Laurie Craig, Susan Douglas, Joyce Lewis, Pam Cooper, Barbara Kelley Judy Carlson