Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Roman Culture Studied By latin Club THIS YEAR the members of the Latin Club tried to gain more knowledge of ancient cultures, specifically that of the Romans. They held informal slide- lectures and had speakers inform them about the Roman culture. The club also put on a casting of a Roman ceremony and held its annual Roman banquet. The members of the club also helped to spread their knowledge of Latin by meeting with Latin Club members of other schools. THE MEMBERS of the Latin Club enjoy a film about Roman Culture presented to them by Mr. Brown, their sponsor. LATIN CLUB: Bottom Bow fl to rj: Patty Prekup, Douglas Campbell, Braaten, Gary Marston, Dave Ater, Jacqui Fiske, Richard Anti, Jolyane Gary Rails, Jacque Schwartz, George Abetti, Pres., Sue Skogstrom, Treas, Bizjack. Third Row: Dan Madison, Diana Hutchinson, James Hart, Kim Iaggi, Lynn Davis, Secy.3 Trey Gill, veepg Merri Cilella. Second Row: David Mike Wagner. , K, V . ,,. 'A ' C A ,. An YY l l ORGANIZATIONS 137

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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:

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Sociedad Hispaniea Hosts Speakers THE PURPOSE of Sociedad Hispanica is to enrich and enlarge the Spanish language, students' knowl- edge of the history, culture, and customs of the His- panic countries. The meetings were conducted en- tirely in Spanish, with only occasional translations for newcomers, giving its members an opportunity to use the language in other than classroom situations. All students who completed one semester or more of Spanish were eligible for membership. SPANISH GURU descending. Are you sure Delores del Rio started this way ? SOCIEDAD HISPANICAJ Bottom Row fl to rj: Craig Downs, Marty LaPrade, Erik Powell, Joe Rich, Mike Zarkovich, Dee Willis, Ernie Cales, Mark Farrar. Row Two: Shirley Baker, sponsorp Irwin Sheinbein, lCC Rep., Gary Reedy, Treas. 5 Jody Burke, Hist.p Bill Nowell, veepg Gail Corby, Secy,5 Don Linde, Pres.p Kathy Manker, Chris Smith, Debbie Goldie, Tari Thronson, Henri Malene. Row Three: Steve Plumb, Bran Smith, Bill Donaldson, Debbie Pearson, Judi Claybourn, Loraine Prinsze, Sharon Campion, Adrienne Craig, Mimi Cramer. Judi Medd. Row Four: Greg Augustine, Steve Silv' 138 ORGANIZATIONS . Bruce Osborn, Jim McCollum, Donna Love, Paul Anderson, Marilyn Whit- sell, Jennifer Travis, Cozette Smith, Bev Snyder, Barb Wellauer, Susan Frick. Row Five: Steve Smith, Bobby Flores, Greg Kemp, John Karabias, Glenn Cate, Chris Benson, Steve Hall, Claire Phillins Bonnie Rose, Sharon Albert, Mary Ann Meszaros. Row Six: Scott ' hon, Sue DeLella, Sanna Jo Osgood, Carmela Bonifasi, Debbie Pi-- ira Conyers, Pam Kulak. Row Seven: Mike Colleran, Mickey x-irnir ns, Kevin Chappell, I-, ' ' 4I:w,Ag,,,,.1Tl-'wr' 'ffl' '1'eNetter,Gr3n1' r 4 -