Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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lF WE were Moon Valley Rockets here's what we would like to be: a bird watcher, Jeanne Ballenbergerp a stewardess, Janet Fox, an undertaker, Debbie Ruding a window washer, Joanne Ballenbergerg a choral director, Kathe Kline, a hula dancer, Sue Browningg a garbage collector, Allyn Wheel- wright, a school teacher, Renee Chartrand,' an ice cream man, Anne Tessmer,' a football player, Candy Clark, a gambler, Sharon Wagnerg a pizza maker, Debbie Downs. Creativity In Skits Induces Spirit PERHAPS SPIRIT is the most important thing a student body can give its school and athletes. lf so, then Saguaro leads them all with her undying amount of faith in her fellow students. There were plenty of spirit campaigns projected with pep as- semblies, skits on campus, and humorous an- nouncements. Everyone realized that these various subjects called for lots of time and energy and that it would take a while to organize them all as well. But the results were terrific, and they were appre- ciated greatly by everybody. The time and effort involved was obviously worth the praise that it gained. The students who participated in these activities deserve the praise they received. LARGE FEET? Not really. Army dress was used for a spirit booster for the game against Scottsdale. 170 ACTIVITIES I . . .. 'Wffffrf . I it ww' DURlNG THE warm September months, many pep assemblies were held before school. The assembly for the r ' against the Mesa Jackrabbits was held in the mall area. f7r'we1', ffeeate,. It yeffk..

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WM., . -A SOME SORT of torture ? No, only another segment of entertainment at the October bash. Students had to walk by hand to the opposite end of the bars in the relay. STUDENT COUNCIL sponsored a Flower Power Bash that everyone enjoyed to the highest degree. There were I all types of activities with complete studentparticipation. is THERE ARE all types of recreation to enjoy at a bash and consuming threat and effort, or it can be over in ten seconds maybe one that's the most fun is the tif sf-vvar over a mud vvith very little strength exerted. Even with a disadvantage, Dil- Thi-9 QHVW 1'-W7 Q0 OHS 01' ft at 1 a time the upperclassmen took the honors of winning. ACTIVITIES 169

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SPIRIT WAS what counted and showed during: the week of the Scottsdale game. It was a fanff' week. The bon- fire was ofviz-' if of the exciting ss! ers. THE SWINGIN' beat of the band brought much enthusiasm to the dance. lt was a lot of fun as everyone seemed to enjoy himself very much. ALL DURING the Scottsdale week the air was filled with fun, spirit, and excitement. The Scottsdale graveyard was a scene stealer on campus, and it helped raise spirit. 1 We 'r qw 19 L n M rin K ,' if M 2 MII W '