Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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ONE OF this year's newest clubs on campus is Saguaro's Chess Club. To be eligible for membership, students have to have the ability to carry on a game of chess. The Chess Club goes a step further than the conventional game of chess, they also try to invent new ways to play the game, performing the same basic moves and keeping the same concept of chess in mind. The participants of the club consider this an excellent club for any student who enjoys a challenge of the minds. The club has invented a three-dimensional chess board to stimulate interest in the club's activities. The club members call this type of board Destri. The goals for this year were to organize and sponsor chess tourna- Qc ments between any interested school clubs and to compete with other high schools. The two sponsors are lVlrs. Cinda lVlcCabe and lVlr. Francis Chupp. Cl-IESS CLUB: John Bichlin, Mike White, Roy Chris Beall are the members of this year's Chess Zimmerman, Jeff Pitts, Kip Owens, Gerry Club. These members really worked this year to Jenkins, Keith Hayden, Scott Thompson and raise money for their chess equipment. Saguaro's Chess Club Develops 'Destri' Jeff Pitts, Jerry Louks, Gerry Jenkins, Keith Hayden, Bill Louks, Robert Grieff and Chris Beall are shown above with Destri. The club uses it for playing chess. This type of board adds more creativity to the game. These students, Gerry Jenkins, Pres., and Chris Beall, Veepg are the leading force of Saguaro's Chess Club. Not pictured: Kip Owens, Treas.g and Jerry Louks, Sec. CLUBS -89

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Nat'l Honor Society-A Versatile Group 2 D A i 2 5 f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Top Row: Dave Standage, Scott McMahon, Tom McCrossan, Greg Boyd, Jim Bruinsma, Jack Van Natter, Joe Rich, Jeff O'Conner, Steve Smith, Joe Morin, Greg Bird, Jon Pettibone, Drew Kachel. Third Row: Jane Acri, Anne Gilbert, Terry LaMay, Jan Russel, Gail Neyers, Donna Schultz, Shelley Beall, Linda VanDervort, Paula Rufh, Dawn Trobaugh, Carla Fork, Linda Ward, Sharon Kelley, Pat Smith, Sec., Lori Levine, Kerry Dennis, Mary Bartholomay, Ann Lippincott, Kathy Hart, Skip l --,-. 5, A 5f LaPrade. Second Row, Sue Skogstrom, Andrea Anast, Linda Harrison, Linda Newman, Pin Riley, Carol Clark, Julie Worthen, Karen Leggee, Kim Youngblood, Bette Flanigan, Tammie Van Skyhock, Linda Lobel, Jenny Barrett, Carmen Valenzuela, Patti Knight, Ginny Lincoln, Cindie Roe, Mitzi Brown. Bottom: Aram Mika, Brian Wood, Bruce Tomaso, Fred Chynoweth, Ken Behringer, Steve Silver, Pres.: Roger Morrison, Rick Chynoweth, Kirby Kongable, Richard Roject, Peter Helms. THE NATIONAL Honor Society, whose membership is selected by a faculty advisory committee, began the year with a formal induction of new and transfer members. This early induction was instituted so that NHS would be more than simply an honorary club. During the course of the year, NHS sponsored a drive for the library, tutored students, held seminars, sponsored sales, and gave a scholarship to a senior member. The money raised went toward a special club project. The goal for the year was to make the students strive for membership of NHS. The year closed with the instal- lation of officers. NHS officers are Steve Silver, Pres.g Pat Smith, Sec., Frank Abetti, Veepg Lori Levine, Treas.p and Greg Woods, Sgt.-at- Arms. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 91