Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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FnurHe FarSENTlNEl Honor FOR THE first time in the history of a Scottsdale high school a tie took place for the highest honor ever given to the students. Four people were so outstanding that each of them deserved the title of Mr. or Miss SEN TlNEL. These four, Mark Hopper, Jeanne Ballenberger, Brian lBingoj Eaton, and Joanne Ballenberger contributed so much to Saguaro that is was impossible for only two of them to be chosen Mr. and Miss SEN TlNEL. Each one of them gave freely of his time and talents to make Saguaro the best school in the state. These four people were also attended by two outstanding people, Pete Wolfe and Anne Tessmer. Both of them also gave Saguaro all of their time and equally deserved the honor of being nominated for this royalty. ga X 'L - n HONORS 233

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Homecoming King and Queen SAG UARO 'S FIRS T homecoming was reigned over by King Marty Shuford and Queen Janet Fox. Their attendants were Mark Hopper and Gail C orby,' Dan Madison and Kathe Kline. Marty and Janet were chosen for their school spirit and leadership. Marty played varsity football for three years and was a member of the track team for two years. He also made all- conference 234 HONORS and all-state football teams and was awarded best halfback in the state. Janet also contributed everything that she was able to. She was vice-president of the Senior Class and a member of the pom pon line for two years. She attended Girl's State and was chairman of the activities committee. Both Marty and Janet served well as 7 968 Homecoming King and Queen.