Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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9 and Cyrus Wateuma Dave Custead Students Study Business Techniques DECA, DESIGNED for students participating in Distributive Education, fulfills the purpose of developing new leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution. Sponsored by lVlr. Paul Thornburgh, DECA provided Saguaro with many tasty tidbits, chiefly candied apples and chocolate candy. DECA, formed in such a manner as to enable the student to have free time to work at his prospective job, allows him to leave school at 'll a.m. Any student taking this course receives two credits towards graduation. DECA not only supplies job opportunities for members, but also teaches students merchandising, good business ethics, and develops a deep feeling of civic, social, and moral responsibilities of business to society. DECA now has 20 members enrolled. Steve Welch Linda Schwandt and Linda Hodgklss Pam Suchy and Sue Brown Suzie Abbott ef .fs X x Q Galt! . . x -hills,

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-.,nsNSNs- ,Xs- LXR-N h'---. --...N 5 nuun 8 DISCIPLES OF IVAN, Top Row, lon the horsel: Ken Roberts, Pres.g Stephen Hopkins, Veep. Second Row, Lisa Linades, Peggy Johnson, Sec. and ICC, Janice Russell, Jeri Louks, Randy Lodwick, Treas., Peter Helms, Carmen Valenzuela, Sharon Schuknecht, John Beckly, Lori Paca, Dave Brown. Third Row, lseated on the groundlp Craig Wallacanage. These members met every Monday after school to concern themselves with the various school activities and money-making projects. Saguaro Soccer Team Forms New Club THE NEWEST foreign language on campus is Russian. To correspond with this the Russian Club, or as it is called, the DISCIPLES OF IVAN was formed. This club was organized to acquaint the student body with the neces- sity to acquire knowledge of the Russian language. The sponsor of the Russian Club is lVlr. Glendon Berfalk. SAGUABO SOCCER CLUB was formed to meet the demand of this popular sport at Saguaro. It was originally formed by the members of the German Club for inter- school competition, but the interest was so great a sepa- rate club was formed. The club has played many games including Coronado, Arcadia, scrimmaging with ASU and taking on the rival Taco Club. The sponsor of this new club is lVlr. George Butchko, who is also the coach. Soccer Club's General Manager Randy Sanders and lVlr. George Butchko Sponsor, outline strategy for an upcoming game. Other officers are Stuart Barber, Defensive Capt. and Sec., and Bill Johnson, Offensive Capt. and Treas. ABOVE: In a soccer game against ASU, Stuart Barber in a second effort passes to Randy Sanders, while Bob Snider and Bill Johnson wait. BELOW: lVlr. George Butchko slips past Bill Johnson.

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we-.4--m 'Nx K Lynn Delmerico and Janice Knopick Dee Lewis Eline Yarco M.,,,....e-H Theo Brill and Sally Carlson anew Donna Schaffer Andrea Bergero Sue Rinsem and Jeanette Parish DECA -47