Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Records Freshman Teams Have Winning rf' r- sf Sf 0 Q 9 A We i.-ff' IB? 'gli'-'TS ,ff-.i C, gb ,qiq This year's Freshman A Football Team, STANDING Left to Right: Robert Sitton, Coach Paluch, Steve Bentson, Greg Dahlhauser, Chuck Cancik, Scott Hutchins, Jonny J arres, John Walsh, Joe Cleary, Dave Rosenbaum, Frank Baranowski, Pete Haddad, Jim Mortensen, Kelland Webb, Dandy Curran, Chuck Rippe, Tom Thomas, Mark Obele, Mark Solem, Bruce Biled, Kent Rickels, Chris Partridge, Jeff Abney, Paul Willamson, and Coach ff Connell. KNEELING: Tim Olson, Rob Steen, Mike Cavanagh, John Young, Kelly Inderberg, Glen DeYoung, Kim Cudz, Tom Bachman, David Gilson, Jim Johnson, John Herzer, Wayne Wynn, Bob Levi, Randy Anderson, Ed Hendricks, Grant Trobaugh, David Zuverink, Bill Erb,, David Helda, Terry Glendron, Robert Lamb, and Dick Vanderventer Knot picturedJ. Q A xr This yea1',s freshman B football team, STANDING Left to Right: Coach Daniels, Paul Phelan, Tom Henley, Dave Ringwald, Ken Keener, Kent Rickles, Johnny Jarres, Terry Gendron, Jim Chick, Ed Jones, Wayne Wynn, Bruce Frazer, John Solem, Craig Quantz, Howey Tessmer, Bob Nenad, Coach Collange. KNEELING: Scott Miller, Jeff Myers, Dean Nyhart, Terry Conners, Jim Severance, Kelly Inderburg, Jeff Young, Scott Siggins, Mark Parent, Joe Fruciano, Joe Sullins, Dave Zuverink. SITTING: Mike Adams, Jerry Seibert, Rob Perrine, Bruce Willauer, Dan Stevens, Mike Burgess, Dan Williford, Don Haynes, Mike Westlake, Mike Delich, Mark Gilson, Sid Barber. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL-107

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Effervescent Basketballers are Frisky Bunch Basketball is really a simple game. . .Kory Sehuknecht 1440 takes careful aim as he attempts to throw the ball beyond a gangly opponent. Despite a valiant effort the Sabercats were defeated. Saguaro's 1969-70 Sabercagers were very inexperienced when they set foot on the floor of their gymnasium this year, but nevertheless, their season was not in vain. While their record never quite reached the standards of .500, they gave some of the young players on the squad y a chance to develop. Next year. Saguaro may stifle some of the opponents who beat them this year. Coronado was one school which the Sabercats had never been able to master, but this year things were different. The Cats handcuffed the Dons in both their season meetings, to keep out of the city cellar, and Coronado Was not the only victim. Yuma suffered one defeat and Casa f at Grande's Cougars were bopped twice by our Sabers. In W.. , , Ve '.,, , . , . svet T y the final regular season game, the Cats apprehended M . , . . . ' vzfr Arcadia to advance to the d1VlSl0IlZ:llS. 1:2-4, ' :r' -1 ,...- ,,., . . f-- 7 ,f ,A Conflict appears imminant between sharpshooter Ron Hagan Q29 and a high leaping Tempe High School Buffalo. QThat's funny, he doesnat look like a buffaloj Hagan's accurate shooting has been an asset to the Saguaro Team this Season. VARSITY BASKETBALL-109