Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Spring Fe ver Brings Fun, Games And Competition THA T'S THE way! says Linda Mathias, as she instructs the hope- ful girls that tried out for the varsity cheerleading squad. The girls were chosen by the student body at an assembly. 188 ACTIVITIES THE STUFF Bash . . . Students Team Up For Fun , was held March 30, at school. Students had to lie on their backs and pass a 25-pound ice cube down two lines of people. CAMELOT WAS the last musical production presented by the Fine Arts Department at Saguaro this year. Jack Van Natter played the lead role of King Arthur. MEET Tf:f'E Ugiies Sag. uaro High! The candidates Joanne and Jeafme Ballenberg-:rg were chosen by Key Club. They were elected the '!.'H'TIS if a 'ref vote.

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,lf J, x-'S ZH -.xg X N I '1JUNEBUG JOHNSON and Roach Ruffin race down Sinah Goode, Miss Lynnette Pruett, and Mrs. Faye Berk, the court in a vain effort to steal the ball from Sue Browning. while Janet Fox and Kathe Kline scored high for the The faculty women team, the Puce Mosquitoes, defeated Senioritas. the senior girls, or the Senioritas, 77-8. Puce stars were Miss X f X K c K K S R A AF 2233- xfg, its L G5 19- B 1 XE' ...J , , 'Q f' v- ,, V f ,,.,, . V Q Y 7352 5 . 'K V , , ' : 1 f , ' I ',,. . ,, AW WE ARE the Skeeters, the mighty, mighty Skeeters, was the cry heard from a Puce Mosquito huddle. Green Hornet Goode led the girls to their smashing victory over the Baby Fat Senioritas. SEXY CHEERLEADERS Pete Wolfe ftopj and Joe Rich accumulated many laughs at the exciting Puce Mosquito vs. Senioritas game. M.D. YOUNT and Mrs. Delores Rodkey, the school nurse, kept watch over the powder puff game. They had to administer medical aid to Beetle Baker, who collapsed on the court. 190 ACTIVITIES . ' 4 F