Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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l I DEE LEWIS wished Miss Pennington a happy birth- day as she pinned on her corsage. SABER SOCIETY gave a corsage or boutonniere to faculty members on their birthdays. The theme was AIice-in- Wonderland, and Saber Society members pooled all their talents and created magical decorations. The girls were up bright and early Saturday morning to put up last minute decorations. 4594 STEVE WILLIAMS auctions off Laurel Osterberg for 82.85 at the Saber Society Slave Sale. All new members in the society were auctioned off to raise money. DEBBIE DOWNS spent her lunch period put- ting streamers on cars. Saber Society mem- bers tied black and gold streamers to cars in the parking lot before games. ORGANIZATIONS 135

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SaberS0ciety Aids In Campus life SABEF' SOClETY.' Bottom Row fl to rj: Linda Schaffer, Pres.g Sharon Albert, Secy.p Ann White, Treas.p Chris Hamilton, veepp Laurel Osterberg, chaplain, Genia Sturgill, Secy.3 Marty Cohen, Merri Cilella. Second Row: Cathy Makaroplos, Renee Chartrand, Sue Skogstrom, Judy Williams, Sandy Krill, Jan Peterson, Peggy Schafer, Jeanne Ballenberger, Kathy Von Tersch. Third Row: Gail Jarson, Nancy Nlartori, Deborah Rudin, Suzanne Driscoll, Debbie Heavilin, Dee Lewis, Candy Clark, Susan Bailey, Carol Clark. Fourth Row: Joanne Ballenberger, Pam Beucus, Sally Carlson, Debbie Downs, Ginger Paca, Karen Beall, Mairlynn Holle, Bette Nlathes, Debbie Phillips. Fifth Row: Gail Corby, Donna Love, Laura Gnau, Kathe Kline, Jeanie McKinney, Cherie Cobb, Linda lVlacPhee, Ann Bradley, Donna Schultz, Lynn Davis. ONE OF Saber Society's many projects was to sponsor the Sweetheart Prom The dance was girl-ask-boy, and couples danced to 77:30 in the cafeteria Presiding over the event were Chris Smith, queen, and Gary Stewart, king SABER SOCIETY, Saguaro's all- girl service club, consists of upper-class girls with a will to work. Saber Society started the year by ushering at Open House. From there they served at three banquets. As a community ser- vice proiect, Saber Society mem- bers helped out at the Easter Seal office. However, Saber Society is not all work and no play. They sponsored the Sweetheart Prom, slave sale, and presented skits at pep assemblies. 134 ORGANlZATlONS

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German Studied By Die Sabelkaten GERMAN CLUB: Bottom Row fl to rj: Scott Ebert, Treas.p Bob Ward, Pres.p Puhlmann, Nancy McGahey, veepg Gary Leason. ThirdRow.' Mike Hunsaker Ken Behringer, Tom Ryan, Nancy Williams, Roger Morrison, Stuart Barben, Dave Standage, Mike Flannigan, Dee Willis, Michael Clayton, Greg Bird, Ralph Jarson, reporter, Sgt.-at-arms. Second Row: Brian Wood, Linda Mike Wright. Rampsh, Secy.g David Kachel, Randy Martin, Tammy'Van Skyhock, Eva 136 ORGANIZATIONS THE PURPOSE of Die Sabelkatzen, fthe Ger- man Club j, is to promote the study and use of the German language. By holding informative lec- tures and films on Ger- many the club fulfilled this purpose. The club is open only to students of Saguaro who have com- pleted tvvo years of Ger- man. However, the mem- bers did not have to be enrolled in a German class during this school year. RALPH JA RSCN and Gary Lesson write out German say' 'f 1 ata G erman Club 'ff ffm: