Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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l 3 X SPANISH SOCIETY, Top Flow, Dawn Trobaugh, Sec., Wendy Pauli, Robin Diane Monson, Linda Vandervort, Chris Flippe, Tia Peterson, Dave Mattson, Pegue, Bridgitt Flood, Kim Pegue, Pres., Heather Cronwroth, Aaron Thomas, Craig Downs, Kevin Dugan, Steve Plumb. Bottom Flow: Sandy Pinnix, Cindy Francine Nordwall, Cindie Roe, Veepg Linda Robinson, Carmela Bonifasi, IFain,Sherry Rowe, Linda Wilson, Carol Emerick, Renee Desjardins, Kathy Jim Junker, Jeff Johnson, Mike Maughan. Second Row, Carol Rom, Judy Theisen, Penny Peters, Suzanne Lentz, Cammie Petty, Mary Pletkovick, LeMarr, Vera Manuz, Brenda Chadwick, Debbie Pearson, Linda White, Linda Olsen, Diana Hutchinson, Diane Schrandt, Sue Skogstrom, Treas.p Ana Denise Desjardins, Patty McCollum, Perri Olsen, Domino Augustine, Pam Fuentes, Bill Evans, Debbie Zarecor, Bob Swisher, Andy Miller. Williams, Mallory Ledyard, Lora Goldie, Jeanne Stevens, Charlen Stauffer, Sociedad Hispanica Swings ln Nogales eff. Lester, the official Sociedad Hispanica mascot, is noted for his the club meetings, Lester keeps his large, green, watchful eyes upon famous, witty, and humorous statements, which are said to add the members from the head of the room. On other occasions, spice to the lives of the several Spanish Society members. During Lester can be found atop the closet of Mrs. Baker's room. S2 - SPANISH SOCIETY

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French Club Promotes Language, Culture FRENCH CLUB, Top Row: Diana Hutchinson, Gary Singer, Scott Riley, Nancy Voorhaar, Marilyn Kagan, Treas.: and Pat Namesmk, Pres. Second Row: Kendra Anfenson, Frank Abetti, Carol Clark, Anne Metzger, Sharon Kelley, Delayne Barney, and Michelle Brown, Sec. BETTER ORGANIZATION was French Club's main objective this year. Meetings got under way in Sep- tember explaining the purpose and goals of Les Badauds, or the loafers, as it is translated. Members helped to promote a better under- standing of the French language and culture. Movies were shovvn and guest speakers lectured at many of the club meetings. Les Badauds ended this school year with a special banquet at one of the French restaurants in Scottsdale. The evening proved to be both enjoyable and ceremonious, as the new club officers were inducted. French Club members wine and dine at Chez Louis after a long day at school. Impromptu gatherings such as this were fun, but rare. FRENCH CLUB 81

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' s JJ CLF J s jf F f K' :J if fx. . f I Q7 ' f- 'T . .f ' f J if P . sf fi fzc TN 0-.- ELP WANTED ABOVE: The officers of the Spanish Society are Kim Pegue, Pres., Dawn Trobaugh, Sec., Cindie Roe, Veepp Sue Skogstrom, Treas.g and missing is Carmen Valenzuela, Hist. LEFT: Mrs. Shirley Baker, sponsor, smiles and waves through the Rosarita sign to club members. SOCIEDAD HISPANICA began the year with meetings every month fea- turing some type of entertainment, such as speakers and slides dealing with a part of the Spanish culture. During December the club had a Christmas party which was highlighted by the lVlexican Christmas story, nar- rated by President Kim Pegue, break- ing of piifatas, and mucho food. There was also an International banquet for which the Spanish Society provided tacos, tostadas, and other lVlexican delights. After the first semester the students passing one semester of Span- ish and desirous of membership were initiated. In the spring, the club took a trip to Nogales, lVlexico, where they made a movie with their own script. The year was closed with the third annual banquet at Los Olivos where new officers were nominated for the next year's term. SPANISH SOCIETY 83