Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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M 9' if EJQ5' iff W I N '68 Sabers live n Midsl Ui Spotlight 1 'SORRY TO butt in, guys, but. . . Seni0rs Richard Fairall, Jim Simpkins and Paul O'Grady enjoy refusing Juniors Greg Alyea and Gary Anderson a place in the Senior line. KEANE KITZMAN as Dunois stands by as King Charles fNeal Beitmanj and Joan fPenny Schwartzj argue. St, Joan was the first drama presented in Saguaro's audi- torium. 180 ACTIVITIES

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FROLICSOME UIVDERCLASSMEN damp- ened their peers vvho were hamming it up for the photographer, with a shower of water balloons. Ummm 1 W ONE COUPLE reli-Shes 9 Slow, 173006 bl' RED ROVER, Red Rover. . . these upperclassmen simply couldn't prevent 5'6'6U G6-We at the H0m9C0mlf79 dHf7Ce- Jackie Gooch from breaking their line. Red Rover was one of the many games The .dance fvlfvwed the mid-m0ff7ff'9 lCC organized for the Homecoming picnic. picnic. TOUCHE!!! THE picnic was not planned tc be mess.-4', but cream were other surprises. Although the activities were a human target Lisa Nance was ft r tr: that is to y trifle untidy for everyone, they were lots of fun. lt is hoped Terry West. Co--effootball .nfs 'fry ti, ffvill become a tradition. ACTIVITIES 179

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X STUBBY PENCILS, tired hands, and hundreds of ,meti- fions proved Saguaro to be the fourth most spirited school .rv Arizona. This title was earner! ine KELLY egofut contest. RICK EDEN, as the Archbishop in Saint Joan, told Joan, Penny Schwartz, Child you are in love with religion. Bluebeard was portrayed by Denny Coffman. 6 ',J., ' W EQ X S , V. ,,.. , H 1. Q 1 -, I.: .. V., i ,L I .QV . .. ' , nw -Q V L- ,i ff ' 3 . A . POPCORN ANYONE? Student Body President Mark Hopper was one of the dozens of students on the spirit bus to Yuma for the November 70th football game. These bus trips were fun, as well as economical. WITH STUDENT Council under way for the first time, Saguaro has seen many new and exciting events. To start this year, it sponsored a Flower Power Bash. Naturally, it was a sloppy, soppy success. Later, the students entered the K RUX spirit contest with a flour- ish. Special events for the '6'7- '68 school year in- cluded bashes, the Homecoming picnic, a carnival, and goofy basketball. THALIA MOORE, Tim Roth, and Peggy Neumann, among other students, sent a telegram to the American soldiers in Viet Nam, wishing them Season 's Greetings. Q 5.