Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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FUTURE SCIENTISTS, Front Row, Joy Morrow, John Spini, Richard Rector, John Gunther, Kim O'Connor, Patti Morrison, Diane Gunther, Judy Ruprecht, Julie Begonia, Peter Helms, Stanley Bell. Second Row, Donna Science Club Treks To Ha vasupai Village 84 FUTURE SCIENTISTS Sampson, Heather Conrath, Sue Watson, Debbie lVlunier, Jeri Louks. Third Row: John Hare, Gerry Griffin, Joe Morin, Karen Hoffman, Joy Dunlap, Karen Bernasek, Kim Krill, Bill Felton. THE FUTURE SCIENTISTS of America develop and promote interest in the sciences for all members. Sponsored by Dr. James Roye and lVlrs. Janice Lewis, they take many fascinating field trips throughout the year. During these, the club gains first-hand information covering most of science's realms. Highlighting the year was a three-day excursion to the Havasupai Village at the Grand Canyon. They also sponsor the annual Science Fair at Saguaro. slits LEFT: Linda Lobel prepares a starfish specimen. ABOVE: Clifford Kitts is after an octopus while on a weekend marine biology field trip to Puerto Penasco. The students collected sea cucumbers, slugs, and snails at Cholla Bay.

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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

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Most of the F.M.S. members spent their classroom time observing, probing, and drawing the many different cultures they saw under the miscroscopes. THE PURPOSE of the Future Medical Students Club is to give those students who are interested in medicine an inside look at the various professions in that field. This year the fifteen members visited Barrow's Neurological Institute, the U of A Medical School, a school for the mentally retarded, and a mortuary. This group was asked to attend Careers Day at the State Hospital.The club also saw films, had guest speakers, and held sales to raise money for scholarships. F.M.S. Club Visits Messinger's Mortuary Top Row: Brian Rampsch, Bob Brooks, Leo Kasun, Trudy Deifenbaugh, and Sandy Ruffin, monsor. Second Row: Patty Banfield, Geoff Jones, Pamela Comerford, Kendra Anfenson, Carol Susman, and Kathy Hart. Bottom Row: Kurt Holland, Karolyn Moore, Debbie Munierp Secretary, Debbie Stickel, and Diana Hutchinson, President. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 85