Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Left: This year? candidates for uOur Klan on Campusw were Joe Wogan. Greg Yates. Bob Hitchens. and Nlike Lerdall. Above: Susan Sitton and Dave Coleman reign over the l970 Sweetheart Prom. They were elected by the student body and crowned at the dance. Below: Saber Society members listen intently as the club plans for the Sweet- heart Prom. The theme this year was 'gliomeo and llulietw and couples danced to Beau Geste. , 1 I ff!! A af ,ff 1 L HAH f ZW Z- f v M 4 ,L SABER SOCIETY-71

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SABER SOCIETY, TOP ROW: Nancy Nadler, Coleen Dias, Kathy Smith, Susan Crozier, Sandy Pinnix, Gayle Holeman, Donna Pinnix, Bunny Dunlap, Pat Norris, .Iona Saitran, Shelley Lindsay, Penny Peters, Carol Jones, Debbie Goldie, and Jo Jarris. SECOND ROW: Linda Robinson, Barb Koeritz, Delayne Barney, Judy Le Marr, Candy Leeds, Debbie Zimmer, Peri Olson, Ann Kitchell, Pat Knight, Cindie Hart, Susan St. Clair, Joan Wilson, Susan Sitton, and Claudia Pusko. BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Hein, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Hodges, Denise Blied, Jana Bitter, Lynn Thopson, Dottie Boyd, Pam Koeppen, Cynthia Romley, Sandy Whittle, Peggy Voigt, Tanis Schwerdt, Debbie Card, Vicky Allison, Leslie Gordon, and Anne Wood. Saber Society More lndustrious Than Before SABER SOCIETY OFFICERS, Left to Right: Cynthia Romley, Chaplin, Delayne Barney, Historian, Donna Pinnix, Treasurer, Debbie Zimmer, Secretaryg Peggy Voight, ICC, Nancy Nadler, President, and Debbie Card, Vice-President. 70-SABER SOCIETY Saber Society, an active girl's service club, Worked hard this year to improve Saguaro. Among many other services to the school that they performed, the girls ushered at Saguaro's fine arts productions and served during school banquets. Saber Society presented teachers with carnations on their birthdays. During football season, the girls had a breakfast for the big McClintock game. They also helped raise spirit by painting signs and decorating cars with gold and black streamers on the l car's antennas. Two of their main activities included sponsoring the Sweetheart Prom and co-sponsoring the Christmas Prom. ,Another project was the election of uOur Man on Campus .

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'UMW-an MAT MAIDS TOP ROW Claudia Buell Darci Prong, Cindi Hart, Chris front Wendi Keller. These are the rift l h t Schucknecht Peggy Schaffer Judi LeMarr Mary Beth Cook, and Mr. Bob They met every other Thursday afteresizlhildls hind, riyeiialieegilield 11il1IEYI?AE1'2lg?fi'l2 Keller BOTTOM ROW Cmda Helmbrecht Kathy Smith, Gail Michaud, team at all matches. Terri Thronson Sherri Rowe Marci Saban Karen Keeley, Vira Minuz, and in New Mat Maids Club supports Wrestling Team nf I 'r 0 Q ' sprigs, I 52 . A . N s 1 ,ff -W N a ' V+-I .. Y .fi A . ,- ,Tu 1 'bw ittgfif . ii if e 1 ' 'Ps iv -'-all i Q if Y ' pak I' 1 ff, sill.: QQ f ,punt ' .., Ee- , ,va Q f U wir mfr' ff ' ' J' ' Vi , ,,,, if E. be I nw- la - ggi: A J t I jpg . . ' -f t f .. NE Q , I kgf U L- N 5 ,, B .1 lu, f f .4 Q., me -hm- K - f Unlike football and basketball, Wrestling has never had the opportunity to enjoy the flock of pom pon girls or cheerleaders screaming out their lungs, trying to stir up a little more enthusiam . . . until this year. Mat Maids had finally come to Saguaro. Fifteen spirited girls, dressed in the traditional uniforms, kicked, jumped and shouted till they were exhausted in support of the Wrestling team. There are two lVlat Maid clubs, basically compiled of the same girls. The club first concentrates its energy on Wrestling, then on gymnastics.