Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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One of many Student Council projects was to sponsor various bonfires. Chris Smlthbaker, Debbie lVlattson, and Debbie Jo Downs, along with the fire, build enthusiasm and raise spirit the night before the Saguaro-Arcadia football game. It was the job of Debbie Rudin, Student Body President, to conduct all council meetings. Joint meetings were on Tuesdays and Thursdays. l l Student Council sponsored the first victory bash of the year at while students participated in football games, balloon fights, and Chestnut Park, the Saturday morning following the Saguaro- some newly thought-up games. ICC was put in charge of all Scottsdale football game. Class competition ended in playful chaos, preparations, and it was agreed by all that the bash was a success. STUDENT COUNCIL - 51

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I ,L , ICC, Inner Club Council, met every Wednesday during first and the student body. Each club had a representative in council, homeroom to promote participation between clubs and activity who was a member of various committees and tried to talk over within the clubs. ICC worked hand-in-hand with Student Council and solve problems that arose in various clubs. Council Strives For More Participation Every year Student Council sponsors an Endless Summer Dance, to welcome the student body back to school. Bob McAlister helped provide the music for the first dance. l l The first dance of the year was titled Endless Summer, and was advertised on the wall of the cafeteria. Students who put up the signs tried new ways of getting the student body's attention. 50 - STUDENT COUNCIL

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Letterman's Club Sets Trend for Saguaro Steve Silver helps the Letterman's Club promote enthusiasm by the various sales at football games. The club sold programs and paper spirit bags. ,f i lR to Ll Mike Zarkovich, Randy Sanders, Mike Clayton, Gary Witherspoon, Mark Abney, Larry Riddle, Richard Anti, and Steve Silver entertain the occupants of the cafeteria with a pre-game spirit skit. SAGUARO'S LETTERMAN'S Club promotes enthusiasm for and participation in the athletic program. To become a member of this highly respected club, it is necessary to have earned a letter in one of the ten varsity sports, and each and every letterman is automatically qualified for membership. Within the broad scope of the club's charter, the lettermen perform many service functions, athletic banquets in each sport, and acquainting freshmen with the oppor- tunities open to them in the Saguaro sport program. LETTERMAN'S CLUB, Front Row IL to Rl: Mark Abney, Bob Snider, Mike Lerdall, Steve Silver, Pres.: Dave Driscoll, John Harrer, Bob Hainlen, Chuck Appelby, Trey Gill. Second Row: Fred Chynovveth, Peter Helms, Gary Anderson, Bill Young, Bill Evans, Richard Anti, Phil Bird, Red Mouliner. Third Row, Dave Middents, Rich Rector, Mike Zarkovich, Larry Riddle, Konrad Schuknecht, Jeff Oscarson, Jeff Manning, Joe Rich. Fourth Rowg Kirk Davidson, Chap., Greg Augustine, Kurt Holland, John Hammer, Randy Sanders, Jim Arness, John Block, Scott LeMarr. Fifth Row: Bill Nowell, Brooks Wilson, Randy Ferguson, Jeff Dugan, Bruce Yoder, Bob Swisher. Sixth Row: Gary Stewart, Wayne Mattingly, Sgt.-at-Arms: Karl Keierleber, Mike Clayton. Sec.-Treas.: Bob Bowers, Phil Taber. Seventh Rowp Joe Wogan, Greg Bird, ICC Representative: Skip LaPrade, Fred Musser, Mike Pfizer, Frank Abetti, Greg Witherspoon, Greg Boyd, Larry Peachy, and Fred Romley are the members of Letterman's club whose picture appears below.