Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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i Key Club Paints Homes for Underpriviledged The Key Club officers are, TOP ROW: Charlie Spoon, standing in for Phil Taber, Sgt.-at-Arms: Marty LaPrade, Chap., and Joe Wogan, Vice-Pres, BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Saban, Treas.g and Bill Johnson, Pres. KEY CLUB, TOP ROW: Larry Anderson, Joe Wogan, Mike Connors, Jeff Barton, Tom Hammer, Les Smith, Pete Rich, Larry Riddle, Jeff Shaw, Ed Frazer, Bill Simmons, and Bill Halpern. SECOND ROW: Phil Bird, Darrell Kent, Mike Lerdall, Paul Parent, Scott Ruby, Chris Masters, Gary Ralls, Jerry .ull l iq lf' href 'iftfgeitf' l'I1r'l,t' ,Q 5, 2 . , ' - f. f :ragga ff 'W Y f ' f Q4fllQ :sg.,,mgfr ' ' .W 1 ' l l , . l l 2 l Saguaroas Key Club met every Monday under the roof of room 324. This club was considered a service club, the fifty members served campus as Well as community life. Mr. Charles Long was chosen as the sponsor of this club. Key Club sponsored various parties and dances during the previous year. The fabulous Christmas Prom was put on by the hard co-work of Key Club and Saber Society. To raise the money for this affair, and their signs hung up around campus, Key Club sold licorice during all four of the lunches. The biggest project they undertook this year was off-campus. They donated their time and energy to the painting of homes. The homes they painted were occupied by underprivledged families. Sutton, Randy Gill, Eric Holland, Scott Rich, Joe Parent, Bill Westover, Dave Coleman, Rick Lawson, and Bill Johnson. SITTING: John Lynn, Marty LaPrade, Dennis Saban, and John Hammer. 5 WWW

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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.

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istributive ducation . I' I... Deea's officers for this year pose beside their display Window. The officers are, TOP ROW Warner Gabel, Veep. BOTTOM: Shari Kuku, See. IN THE WINDOW: Dennis Saban, Pres. and Byron Loney, Hist. www Wi Mes 74-DECA lu merica 'vu qw-my Craig Downs, Donna Chistom, Cheryl Carpentier, and Brenda Zenner work industrially to finish packing and sorting the candy .for distribution to the club for them to sell during the Christmas holidays. I wW MW