Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Foreign Exchange Student Siiglensen gig Jensen 246 HONORS l T lS impossible for me to tell you how much l have appreciated yo ur friendliness and helpfulness to me during the past school year. l want to thank you all very much, but especially l want to thank the family of Carl A. Jarson with whom l have lived this year. Also thanks to the faculty and Mr. Davis, who have been very helpful and understanding to me when l have had problems with the language. During this year l have learned so much, met so many people, and seen so many things new. l am sure thatl have never been to a better or more spirited school than Saguaro. lt has been very different for me to attend an American school and l have really learned alot from it. American high schools have so much to offer the student, with the clubs on campus and the sports in relation with the school. lt has made me feel good to go to a pep assembly or to a game and cheer for our team, andl really have felt like l belong as a member of the student body. l want to thank the AFS club very much for their help and their work in raising the funds to bring me here. Without them l would never have been able to come, i know thatl will remember th year as an AFS student at S ' ' Sfrhoo! as the if 'lhavo ever had if-' of m 1' 'ife.

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My Deepest Thanks THE WONDERFUL experiences we have all shared in producing our 7968 SENTINEL will be invaluable. Looking back we have remembrances of joy, laughter, frustration, thrills, excitement, and many sleepless nights. First, our most sincere thanks goes to Miss Pennington, our advisor. We could never have accomplished this task without her most able and willing guidance. Her spirit buoyed us up whenever we needed it. A very special thanks to my own group of staffers who put many long, hard hours of work into this publication. They are of course the backbone of this yearbook. Barbara Simonsen and Hank Shulman of Killgore Graphics ga ve freely of their advice and helped us through many a difficult time. We want the photographers of the valley to know that their excellent photography of the Senior Class is much appreciated. The color and honors pictures that added so much were contributed by Mr. Rockwell of Diamonds. Many thanks to him for this very special touch. Well deserved thanks goes to our own photographers. They captured every shot we wanted and did a fine job of perfecting them too. The magnificent art work of Kris Kitrell enhanced the end sheets and division pages as nothing else could have. Our gratitude to all the teachers, especially Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Baker and Miss Swanson. They helped us find appropriate poems for the division pages. A special thanks to Jay Panarello, Dan McGuinn, Mark Hopper, Don West, and Marty Shuford for their help in so ably writing sports' captions. Also many thanks to all the clubs on campus who bought their own club spaces. Thanks to the newspaper staff who helped us out when we were running late in meeting a deadline. At last I give my thanks to all purchasers because it was their decision whether or not this yearbook was a total success. We sincerely hone that everyone will Io ve and chezisi' ' 19:58 SENTINEL. - SENTINEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Anne Tessmer Business Manager Marty Cohen Index Editor Debbie Phillips Copy Editor Karen Leggee Honors Lynette McCoy, Editor Faculty Marty Cohen, Editor Kay Hargus, Candy Clark Classes Bonnie Bennett, Editor Linda Mac Phee, Pat Jaeger, John Bailey, Jim Richardson, Melanie Nixon Sports Merrill Hogan, Editor: Anne Tessmer, Bob Williams, Cheryl Gates, Bonnie Bennett, Lynette McCoy Clubs Debbie Phillips, Editor, Janet Danvow, Linda French . Liz Schmit Activities a I Linda MacPhee, Editorg Barb Wellauer, Dee Lewis HONO RS 247