Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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if alfflfi SPEECH CLUB:Bottom Row flto rj:lVlr.Jackson,sponsorg Ken Behringer, David Braaten, Mark Anderson, Frank Ficarra, pres.: Patrice Guillaume, Cindy Settergren, Sue Skogstrom, secy., Steve Campenella, Pat Norris, Sam Klein, Ann Gilbert. Row 4: Tom McCrossan, Mark Bernhard, James veep, Chris VonTersch, Sandy Lock, treas. Row 2: Stig Jensen, Gary Rails, Hart, Bunny Dunlap, Jane Acri, Bran Smith. Sue Taylor, Nancy Williamson, Susan Lentz, Sue Rinsem, ICC Rep, Rovv 3: THE FORElVSlC Club, commonly known as the speech club, is not a service club, but one that concerns itself with training stu- dents to become better speakers. This group sponsored con- testants to speech contests, in order to bring honor to the school and develop the individual's speaking ability. Two contests which the club entered were the VFW and the American Legion. Winning the VFW was Tom McCrossan, while Kathe Kline achieved the honor in the American Legion speech contest. Other tournaments which they entered in were the ASU Tour- nament, AlA district and state, and NAU Contest. ffxmwwt M.. gy ONE OF the many activities which the Saguaro Speech Club performed as a service to the school was that of cleaning the Sabercat painting in the mall. This painting vvas a gift of the first graduating class at Saguaro. THE SPEECH Clufr was organized to help students star-d on their ovvn feet and speak on 2 snor iff fl many tour' :both locally and Staff 'fn ' 'ers hr ., 5.'tl.'d6l7Z ' V ,za?ff1i , ,,5 xiii? i V w ill fa . i 3, W , 4?

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A MESA Jackrabbit gets sacrificed by two members of the varsity basketball team, Mark Hopper and Terry Bennett. At the early morning assembly, the rabbit was really Ava Jones. LETTEI-?MEN'S CLUB, sponsored by Coach Marlin Spavv, promoted and aided the athletic department at Saguaro High School. Dur- ing the fall its main project was the sale of programs containing information about the players at football games. To be a member of Letter- men 's Club, it vvas necessary to have lettered in at least one sport. Club officers this year were.' Don West, Pres., Scott Ebert, veep,'Andy Gor- don, Secy.-Treas.,' and Dan Madison, chaplain. lettermen Promote School Athletics LET7'EHMEN'S CLUB: Bottom Bow tl to rj: Ernie Cales, Eddie Morgan, Row Four: Marty Shuford, Sgt,-at-arms, Jay Panarello, Trey Gill, Scott Gary Leason, Mark Hopper, Kirk Davidson, lCC representativep Dana Jarvis, Ehf-rt, veepg Gary Golnlie, Dan McGuinn, Dave H1 ll, Dee Willis, Row Five: Kirk Reinke. Rovv Two: Jack McDurmon, Steve Silver, Randy Sanders, llcKenzie, Scott -ilu rr, Due- N ' C A Anti, Randy Clay- Mark Abney, Pete Wolfe, Jim lnderberg, Kurt Holland, Don Wast, t e Rich, 43-J' fx' .Im Simmons, Bill Swisher. Row Three: Cliff Schreiber, Dan Sherinian, Kew. Nic. as ' Phil Taber, Mike Zarkovich, Tom Ryan, Jeff Willer, Mik: V 128 ORGANIZATIONS '- Mike

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Money Raised For Workshop RAlSllVG MONEY to send journalism students to the Journalism Workshop in Flagstaff is the main goal of the Quill and Scroll club. The club sponsored various activities, such as bake sales, to help them earn the money, enabling them to send students to the vvorkshop. Quill and Scroll is an honorary club for all yearbook and newspaper staff mem- bers. A member in good standing must have a 2.0 average. SUSIE CONDREY, president of Quill 81 Scroll presides over a meeting concerning bake sales. QUlLL 81 SCROLL: Bottom Row ll to rj: Lynette lVlcCoy, Carmen Valen- Bob Williams, Sgt.-at-arms, Liz Sfhmit, Can zuela, Joanne Ballenberger, Nlarty Cohen, Steve Silver, Pete Wolfe. S f?0,'Vf 'lyn Vllheelwright. Fourth How. Flick Eden ' Row.'John Marshall, Rita Giordano, Treas. 3 Jenny Steele, Pin Riley IVle'an in C' lre-5 Pres ' Keren Leggee, Linda 3. .7 Nixon, veep g Anne Tessmer, Debbie Phillips, Secy. ThirdRovv' Palm- '-- 130 ORGANIZATIONS - - we s S Peggy Neumann st., Kathe Kline argus.