Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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iv Z' t 7 Q iw German Club strives to enhance its memberls appreciation of the German language and cul- ture. Widely known throughout the sehool for its frequent soft pretzel sales. the club has also been a frequent participant in various other activities, among these being a food drive for the needy at Christmastime. a Christ- mas party, celebrations, initiations for new members every spring, and a well-planned scavenger hunt. 8 Top: Ken Behringer pives another of his now famous club reports. Above: the officers o German club are from left to rightg President, K n e ' ' x , ' , ' , V ' k . . . e B hunger, Treasurer, Brad Hines, Secretary Tammv Van These students kept the club in order and made their varied sched- ules possible. Belowi Questions and answers are the subject of interest in this picture as Ken lierhinger eonduets, once again. a elub Vice-President, Bob Brooksg and Correspondent, Linda lla meeting. GERMAN CLUB-59

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German Club Sponsors Food Drive for Needy jm'w1enerscHnaIzeL un...- -Tuu- German Club, Top Row: Joel Swanson, Howard Trau, John Simmons, Glenn Hines, Ross Gale, Chris Hammock, Richard Rector, Peter Stutsman, Karl Stevens, Mark Lestikow, Craig Tribken, Gerry Griffin. Second Row: Dennis Turner, Keith Molever, Ken Behringer, Gary Slusar. Jose Browers, Todd Soren- son, Bob Brooks, Brad Hines, David Driscoll, Frank Koniges. Third Row: l Members of the German club listen attcntively as president Ken Behringer gives a report of the Hbig doings planned for future activities. 'l'hcsc reports which captured an audience approximately once every two weeks were a common delight. 58-GERMAN CLUB Sharon Driscoll, Judy Ruprecht, Andrea Bell, Lori Wrightson, Carol Urquhart, Kathy Grimm, Terri Schaubroeek. Bottom Row: Teresa Barrett, Michelle Nelson, Judy Zimmerman, Tina Trotter, Tammy Van Skyhock, Linda Lobel, Eva Gardolinski.

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French Banquet initiates Year's Activities French is one of the most popular languages taught in high schools. To be a member of the French club you had to take or have been taking one year of French. The clubs purpose was to acquaint its members with the country and people of France. The main activities Were Christmas caroling for an organization, and trick or treating for the children in the wards of the Tuberculosis Hospital. Some of the other functions were bake sales, a fondue party in November and another party in December. Traditionally, the French Club holds an elaborate banquet at a french restaurant for its members. During the summer months a few of the members may visit Europe. FRENCH CLUB, Left to Right: Delayne Barney, Paula Piazza, and Bridget Boyd entertain with songs and guitar music at this years first club banquet. The food served was that of a typical French meal. Other entertainment included the showing of slides taken by members of the club that were in France on a study tour this past summer. This banquet provided an opportunity for some of the members to put their purpose to use, that of having a working knowledge of the French people. rf' FRENCH CLUB, TOP ROW: Peter Wainwright, Anne Brooke, Becky Dunn, Teri Tounsend, and Barb Koeritz, Treas. SECOND ROW: Sherry Kuper, Diane Buckles, Shelley Hughes, Susan Brennan, Ann Dennerline, Sue Piazza, Karen Lucas, Kathy Everhart, and Delayne Barney. THIRD ROW: Bridget Boyd, Diana Hutchinson, Vice-Pres., Debbie Keisen, Tobi Parducci, Margaret McMillan, Christy Pickrell, Denise Moore, Richard Rojeck, and Kay 60-FRENCH CLUB ,Y Standish, Pres. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Carmel Butterfly, Rosemary Russell, ICC, Loralee Smith, Barbara Gardolinski, Cindy Argana, Kathy Smith, Lori Woodward, Sandy Carter, Wendy Thompson, Jill Arend, Gary Singer, and Cathy Chiros. Instead of the usual initiation this year, the club had a party for the new members, accompanied by French food and European slides.