Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Q 'Xnrlrva Anast shown he-rv in just Keeping all cxpcnscs and earnings rc- onv ul tht- inanj rlutiw shv huhlf ltr corded Wert: among these tasks. t1'vus111'm-1' ol' National llonor S0lTll'lN. Andrffzl 'xIlElSl. vxplzlins lhv invtliod ol' lincling pvrtinent statistics on colhfgv application to Tina Phillips with the mllcgt: scarrzli kit. Thu club hopes that this will bo il help to all luturv collugv uppliuaiits. Below: Smfrutury Barb llroth takes down tht- minutris from ont' ol lhz- inuny lllll1'SCl3y afternoon nn-1-liligs. f , ,,, mi www -. r- 4,-.1 i z: g it X fav S 4 1 Q .5 'S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-55

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'College Search Kit' Donated to Saguaro NHS, Counterelockwisc from center: Center, Peter Helms, Pres.g Linda Lobel, Samson, Linda Van Dervot, Carla Trexler, Daron Trobaugh, Donna Samson, Tom McCrossan, Terri Aldrich, Andrea Anast, Treas.g Barb Groth, Sec.gJohn Brian Rampsch, Tammy Van Skyhock, Sharon Kelly, Pat Knight. Below: Carter, Scott Riley, Ed Pontius, John Kurkjuan, Ginny Lincoln, Ken Beh- Officers, Barb Groth, Peter Helms, Andrea Anast, ringer, Mary Bartholomay, Cindie Roe, Teri LaMay, Lisa Cohen, Carol 54-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The forty-five members of Sagi1aro's National llonor Society, were chosen on the basis of schol- arship, leadership, character, and service. This yearls officers, Peter llelms, Pres., Bruce Tomaso, Veepg Barb Groth, Sec.g and Andrea Anast, Treas., were chosen because of outstanding quality in these areas. Holding meetings with their sponsor Mrs. Broderick every other Tuesday, the members worked industriously on the high- light activity of the year, the in- duction of new members every spring.

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Paul Pelletier WWWQ? 1 I Jim Ray The participants of Saguaro High School would like to thank the five people who spent the Whole year laboring behind the lenses of a camera. These people, Paul Pelletier, Lyle Beitman, Jim Ray, jim Hurtle. and Dave Moritz , spent long hours during, before, and after school, tak- ing, developing and printing pictures for the SENTINEL, the SABEHCAT, and various other pamphlets handed out around campus. They had the strenuous task of taking, retaking and perfecting pictures until the photos were of usable quality. One or more of them was always at every school activity to give it complete picture coverage. The photographers are genu- inely interested in studying and learn- ing more about the field of photog- raphy and eventually forming a career relating to this fascinating subject. Lyle Beitman Jim Hurtle Dave Moritz 56-PHOTOGRAPHERS