Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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.

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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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.. Q: 5:-Q S 3 lafttermenis Club and lnteraet co-sponsored a unique dance which hour entertaining the students of Saguaro, Arcadia, Coronado, and featured three popular bands instead ot' the usual one. Each band, Scottsdale High School. The three bands, along with a light show Autumn People, Beau Geste, and Sleepy Hollow, played for over an brought in an estimated total number of 1200 high school students. The letter sweaters owned and worn by all members of Lettermen designate what activities they lettered in and the name of their school. The sweaters are sacred to the lettermen and are never to touch the ground. This past year, forty lettermen paraded on Saguaro's campus. To be associated with this organization, a boy had to letter in a sport. The elub's goal was to support the athletic department. Each year this club takes part in such activities as the sponsoring of all sports banquets and the task of collecting all yard markers at football games. They also brought to Saguaro a dance with Inter- act last january and a party with Zeta Gamma Phi, last December. With their sponsor Nr. Arnold Simmons. they completed such projects as constructing a Christ- mas scene in the cafeteria and building a track runway. The club started off the year by selling double date books, with which a book holder could take his date to any one of the activities for a fraction of the normal price. W Sponsor LETTERMENS CLUB-65