Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Events Tn All Students x J X! MRS. BARBARA Broderick and lVlrs. Gone With the Wind is loading. The Wendy Barker, sponsors of the Hu- club sponsored frequent off-campus manities Club, carefully check off activities. students' names while the bus to l STUDENTS EA GERL Y step off their bus at a local theater. The club offered reduced rates for many cultural events. W EXCITED S T 'T .DS enjoy the bus ride to Arizona State sponsors and students busy during the year. These trips University ' Or. Solaris unrfsual home. Buses 'T' were eagerly anticipated by both Humanities Club mem- various n fhrf fley kept tv'-rs, and Saguaro High School students as well. 45 f, ORGANIZATIONS 121

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Humanities Club Uffers Cultural SAGUARO HUMANITIES SOCIETY: Bottom Row fl to rj: Carol Clark, Pres.: Cheri Keele, Secy.g Jody Bol, Julie Hulen, Joyce Bailey, Lisa Cohen, Andrea Bell, Tisha Stienecker, Nancy Williamson, Pat Norris, Sue Skogstrom. Second Row: David Braaten, Diana Hutchinson, Debbie Phillips, Gary Rector, Renee Desjardins, Wendy Lillycrop, Sue Lentz, Sue Taylor, Brian Smith. Third Row: Margie Bachman, Donna Schultz, Sharon Kelley, Julie Worthen, Ann Bradley, Pin Riley, Anne Gilbert, veep, Treas.g Jane Acri. Fourth Row: Bunny Dunlap, Della Coursey, Tia Peterson, Teri LaMay, Ralph Jarson, Douglas Campbell, Mike Flannigan, Cherie Cobb. t THE SAGUARO Humanities Soci- ety is sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Broderick and Mrs. Wendy Barker. The approximately 40 members are concerned with obtaining group rates and providing transportation to plays, concerts, artistic places of interest, and other cultural events in the valley. Lectures and creative writing workshops are also held for those interested. The opportunities afforded by this club are open to all Saguaro High School students. Camelot, Gone With the Wind and The Royal Hunt of the Sun were favorites of the club. 120 ORGANIZATIONS CHERI KEELE, club secretary, hands a member of Saguaro High School's stu- dent body change during one of the Humanities Club's many bake sales held during all four luf' Sharon Nelly ' L'Thf?r' is this donut sale A..

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Students Studying Medical Profession HELPING THE nurse, Mrs. Dolores Rodkey, bandage a student's finger is Eileen Galagher, a member of the Future Medical Students. The nurse spon- sors this group of students who are preparing for a career in medicine. THE FUTURE Medical Students of Saguaro High School is sponsored by Mrs. Dolores Rodkey and Miss Sandy Ruffin. The club was organ- ized to give students who are inter- ested in medicine an inside look at the fields which that profession offers. The 22 members spent a busy year assisting with medically oriented projects and visiting The Arizona Childrens' Colony and a mortuary. During the year, a car wash and candy sale helped in raising money for the medically oriented group. SUSAN HEINE Y takes careful notes dur- ing one of the many Future Medical Students' meetings, SK FUTURE MEDICAL Students: Bottom Row fl to rj: Linda Rampsch Secy.p Rishi 'aie Gram, .Boyce Ridgm'aay', Andrea Bell. 'Row 3: Hoiiy Pam Koeppen, Debbie Thompson, Carol Robertson, Deli Nlclntire, 'fatiry Ne-.:n, FE. Eileen Galiagher, .Dianne Hutchinson, Stig Jensen. Riall, Cheri IVIcNeil, Pres. Row 2: Richard Willer, Geoff Jones, 'larti r'1cyf4'r'ett', F .-ef 'Tr 3 wsclf Leo Fiasson Gotti' PQ.--for 122 ORGANIZATIONS -sn