Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Party Views And Goals Discussed DECA: Bottom Row fl to rj: Sandy Stone, Wendy Johnson, Debbie Tubb, Don Cacioppo, Dale Sumrall, Cathy Bandura, Linda Covington. Second Row: Pat Jozwaik, Meg Shockly, Tom Shearer, Mark Edwards, Kathy McCormick, Leslie Myers. Third Row: Connie Schwam, Cynthia Park, Ron Piazza, Standy Stevens, Lydia Farrington, Maurin Godwick, Mr. Paul Thorbrough. DECA, SAGUAROS club for those students inclined toward Distributive Education, has 33 its purpose development of fu- ture leaders for the fields of marketing and distribution. ln order to be a member each student must be enrolled in the Distributive Education class at Saguaro. The club itself is co-curricular and holds its meetings during class to better benefit the members. 1'g. WWW is Aga gi W TEENAGE REPUBLICAIVSS Bottom Row fr to lj: Mark Anderson, Chris Worthon, Bev Snyder, Gary Ralls, Barb Wellauer, Cynthia Weathersby. Von Tersch, Kathy Gibson, Sue McClamroch, Allyson Robbs, Charlene Thiro Row: Tom Kenai'- ' .Inv-tes Hart, Mike Hunsaker, CathY FGSSGI' Roosevelt, Sue Miller, Jan Peterson, Steve Campanella, Pat Norris, Tom Susan Frick, Cl. .y Re ' Ernie Cales, Terry P ,ilioz cuz. JOY-fr McCrossan. Second Row: Dee Willis, Anne Tessmer, Betsy Ross, Julie Beckley !'G1 f1 Flannigar., fl Rc-hens. 150 ORGANIZATIONS

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Students Choose Teaching Career 001 QI' FUTURE TEACHERS.' Bottom Row ll to rj: Chris Von Tersch, Jeanne Cramer, Linda Harrison, Third Row: Bev Snyder, Beth Johnson, Kathy Stevens, Linda Newman. Second Row: Barb Wellauer. Susan Frick, Mimi Rogers. Top Row: Mike Hunsacker, Heather Kalin, Janet Heald, Robin Iaggi. THE FUTURE Teachers of America started the year off by electing officers. ln order to be a member of the club, one must want to enter the teaching pro- fession. The year was highlight- ed with guest speakers from nearby campuses, films, and tours of university and college campuses. Students learned such things as what courses they should take in high school in order to most benefit them in college. 4113771-' VISUAL Arts: Bottom Row fl to rj: Larry Singer, Eric Swanson, Andy Miller. Second Row: Brendan. P'?5sri!c, Doug Darke, Brad Hines, Dick Kerr. ORGANIZATIONS 151