Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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M- J, Q BANK' gQarL '4r QUER sour' ' mms J, 1' My N,-f tffsnur If ui' There'll be' a hot time in the old town. Brigette Abbuhl, Pat O'Grady, Helga Decorating the room of German three and four are lVlanneka, Randy Martin, and Stuart Barber join together in singing and playing up Stuart Barber, Phil Bird, John Berry, and Craig a storm. The action happened at Peter's Hofbrau, a German restaurant. Yort. This added much to the room's atmosphere. Here we observe a typical German class, deep in concentration in facilitate teaching and learning. This class is a combination of third the fine art of learning German. Due to the small size of many of and fourth year German students. the advanced German classes, they have been combined to better GERMAN CLUB - 79

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at ff' 'sf ' .- in GERMAN CLUB smiles pretty for the camera. Kneeling, Left to Right, Helga Maneke, Joe Morin, Ken Behringer, Gary Leason, Karen Spini, Brigette Abbuhl, Judy Ruprecht, and Jana Bitter. Second Row, Keith Molever, Dave Driscoll, Mark Lestikow, Randy Martin, Lorna Bixby, Darcy Prong, Shelly 78 GERMAN CLUB wg VV VVVV W K K wa y 'M,.w- J,,..,,mA s I ' ' A Beall, Mrs. Sarah Ann Hargrove, and Stuart Barber. Third Row: Gerry Griffen, Doug Rightmer, Robert Wright, Brian Woods, Roger Morrison, Rich Rector, and Bob Brooks. Rhineland Rings With Rhythm THE GERMAN club plays an active role on the Saguaro High School campus. Not only do they take part enthusiastically in all club competition, but they also appease the student body appetite with their sales of soft German pretzels throughout the school year. The pro- ceeds from these sales go to a fund for aiding foreign exchange students. These students are from many parts of the globe. This year's foreign exchange students, sponsored by the American Field Service, are Helga Maneke, from Germany, and Brigette Abbuhl, hailing from Switzerland. At the end of the year, the remainder of the club treasury is donated to the library for German books. German Club Officers: Pat 0'Grady, reporter, Randy Martin, Pres., Mike Clayton, Veepp Stuart Barber, Treas., and Gary Leason, Sec.g make use of the scenery in the auditorium.

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Latin Club Views Many Historic Relics Towards the beginning of the year the Latin Club performed a Roman ritual. The Ceremony was presented for the benefit of any club members and any interested outside individuals. W was I t'-i THE LATIN club participated in ceremonies, field trips, and discussions to delve into the Roman culture. The Latin Club was also interested in sharing the Roman culture and Language with others by having several guest speakers. Latin Club members held a Roman Sacrificial ceremony and took a field trip to Sunset crater and the Wapatki Ruins near Flagstaff. The main emphasis was on applying the Roman culture to various aspects of modern living. A final banquet W. was held in the spring. LATIN CLUB, Top Row: Linda Newman. Second Row: Dawn Stube, Pat Nlorrison, Jim Nlay. Third Row: Dave Bratten, Brian Buzash. Fourth Flow: Jim Schwap, John Lynn. Fifth Row: Patty Prekup, ICC Rep.5 Dennis Jones, Jeff Pitts. The slanted 80 LATIN CLUB row on the right includes lfrom back to fronti Carrie Lobel Judy Ruprecht, Treas., Mary Namesnik, Pres., Joe Bizjak, Veep Penny Gale. These are the members of this year's Latin Club To be eligible you have to have completed one year of Latin.