Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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L Mu Alpha Theta, Bottom Row: Gary Robbins, ICC and Sarge. at Arms, Scott Scott Riley, Veep. Second Row: Julie Begonia, Judy Ruprecht, Carol Samson, Thompson, Ross Gale, Bob Garner, Jerry Jenkins, Peter Helms, Pres., and Corresponding Sec., and Donna Samson, Recording Sec. Mu Alpha ThetaTutors Mathematics Students At one of the meetings, President Peter Helms demonstrates a math problem and its solution while club members Jerry Jenkins, Ross Gale, Judy lluprecht, Bob Garner and Scott Hiley locus their attention on the photographer. 52-MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta, Saguarois math Club continued to be an active club on cam- pus. The elub sponsored again this year the three math seminars for the Santa Clara Math Test, the National Math Test and the State lVlath Test. Besides spon- soring the math seminars, the club holds regular meetings, often with speakers, which the student body was invited to attend. Any student desirous of member- ship in the club must have made at least a 2.0 grade average, tutored at least six hours before applying, and give either a ten minute oral report or hand in a thousand Word essay.

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-:J'Qj3!tga'1x'rv.f fi' vga 1 kv?-ga-ng: -'ggyga-5 :gg fn a Political Science Promotes World Interest 9 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB, Top to Bottom: Warner Gable, Dave Tatum, Chap., Margie Bachman, Pres., Bill Patterson, Veepg John Lynn, Treas.g Brian Buzash, Phil Bird, Sgt-At-Arms, Cindie Roe, Knox Kimberly, Susan Pendleton, Tammy VanSkyhock, Heather Kalin, Barb Groth, Peggy Knox Kimberly, Jane Warner, Bob Knapp, Tina Trotter, Sec., Brian Buzash, Dale Micetic, Carolyn Higbie, and Susan Pendleton, who are all members of the Political Science Club congregate in the locker area before one of their meetings. , NJ, t Lulu -J, . ,ffm If Ai f,..,: -f'f-'eff .fat .fi-fam: ati: .21 -I f ,1I?g,e::,. ,-,,. .1 ,.f it N: if-', frm! 5 55-age -f v' we Eflfffife' 1 'Q '-,rag 5. I' 5 7.1. Qi ' 'mf K :'!fV L 1 'N S ' I .. Rosenberg, Kathy Ransom, Carol Ruthman, Ken Beringer, and Craig Tribken. Since it began in 1967 this club has met often every month, at members homes to discuss national and world affairs. The Political Science Club has promoted interest in Contemporary World Affairs. It membership is open to anyone who is interested in this area. Last year the club gained national distinction when it pioneered the use of C0rnfSoy!lVIilk mixture for Biafra fund raising. President Margie Bachman represented Arizona in Washington last January, being one of 102 national delegates on the U.S. Youth Senate. J fa f ef OFFICERS: Bill Patterson, Veep.g Dave Tatum, Chap., Margie Bachman, Pres., John Lynn, Treas.g Salley Mackey, Hist.g Phil Bird, Sgt.-at-Arms. POLITICAL SCIENCE-51

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