Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Spanish Society initiates First Year Students During the initiation various initiates were called upon and asked a question in Spanish. Anybody not knowing the answer received whipped cream in the face as the initiate illustrates. lVlrs. Shirley Baker. sponsor of Spanish Society, proves that it isnit always the new mm-inlwrs who get whipped Crearn in the face during the course ol' events of the Spanish Society 's initiations. gacum LEFT-Nlascot of thc Spanish Society, l.cster the Owl, appears at every meeting. When not in use, he is found in Mrs. B21liCI'7S,I'0OII1. Al3OVlQ's'l'l1c officers ol' the Spanish Society hold their official 1-nihlt-ni The olliu-rs are: Dawn VllI'Oll3Llgll. Vecpi Cindi Korn Pres.: Sally llackey. ICC: Robin Pcgue, Ser.: Vu-lilly Pauli. 'l'reas.2 and not pictured is Diane l-lutrchinson, Historian. SPANISH SOCIETY-63

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SPANISH SOCIETY, TOP ROW: Bobbi Yockey, Connie Dain, Marianne Patterson, and Wendi Paulig Treas. SECOND ROW: Suzi Chynoweth, Brenda Morse, Kim Kliever, Melanie Leonard, Michele Safley, and Linda Vandervoort. THIRD ROW: Jamie Pegue, Carrie Lobel, Bestsy Gourch, Lisa Nance, Robin Pegue, Sec., Domino Augustine, and Kathy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Linda Olson, Denise Desjardins, Jeanne Stevens, Debbie Oble, Julie Johnson, Diana Huthcinson, Hist.3 Francine Nordwall, and Cindy will l 2. 7 f . Faulkenburry. FIFTH ROW: Sally Mackey, I.C.C. Rep., Mary Rathbun, Bonnie Flanigan, Diane Fountaine, Loren LeMay, Cindi Roe, Pres., Lora Sands, Heather Cronrath, and Chris Masters, SIXTH ROW: Karen Romero, Colleen McCarter, Carla Trexler, Dawn Trobough, Veepg Pam Comerford, Roger Adbin, Judy Rodgers, Margie Bauchman, and Denise Asher. The club hosted a party for students from Guadelupe. Spanish Society, known better Sociedad Hispanica to the Spanish students of Saguaro, started out an action-packed and fun-filled year. The club holds its meetings once a month, and features either speakers, slides, or entertainment designed to show the members some facet of the Spanish culture and life. Besides having regular meetings, the club took part in the International Banquet at which they served tostados, tacos,.and other Spanish food. The members also had a swimming party where they hosted kids from Guadelupe. At the beginning of the second semester, all students who wished to enter the Spanish Society were initiated. In May, the members Visited Nogales on their annual trip across the border. The year ended with the annual banquet at Los Olivos and at that time next year's officers were nominated, and will be voted on the first club meeting of the school year. Holding a Spanish owl she purchased in Nogales, Mrs. Baker, exuberant sponsor of the Spanish Society, poses for a casual shot in her decorated calssroom.

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Lettermen's Club Builds GrasTex Runways for Present and Future Track Teams of Saguaro LETTERMAN CLUB, Left to Right: Kory Schucknecht, Doug Slocum, Pete Siebrand, Wayne Mattingly, Sgt.-at-Arms, John Lynn, Joe Parent, Jim Harness, Kent Ridgeway, Jeff Oscarson, Dennis Saban, Bill Halpern, Dave Swisher, Rodger Abdin, Joe Wogan, Don Lyman, Tim Franks, Shawn Dugan, John, Hammer, Tom Koranda, Bob Snider, Pres. ICC., Kevin Skully, Phil 64-LETTERMEN Taber, Vice-Pres., Charlie Spoon, Sec., Bill Patterson, Brad Fairall, Mike Lerdall, Chap., Greg Augustine, Warner Gabel, Rich Rector, and Randy Sanders, Treas. These thirty young men put forth their effort to support Saguaro throughout the '69-70 athletic Season.