Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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fn. Wide-eyed and ready for take-off are the officers of The Royal Treasurer, Brian Buzash, Vice President and pilot of the short trip is Saguaro Air Force. They include fl. to rj, Eve Roush, Secretary, Jeff Craig Yort, Sergeant-at-Arms. The picture was taken in front of an Barton, ICC Hepresentativeg Brad llines, Presidenlg Steve Bailey, Aeronica Champ. Posed in front ol' a plane at Scottsdale Municipal Airport are members of RSAF: Brian Buzash, Curt Bowman, Eve Roush, jeff Barton and Brad Hines. RSAF took various field trips to valley airports through the year. Above is KSAF's insignia. Below, Brad Hines listens as Craig Yorl exclairns, 'gl didnit know they pul pictures like that on maps! No wonder pilots get so excited when they look at themll' EE?Me4H,W i M 32155211 we

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RSAF Wings It s Way to a Successful Year Royal Saguaro Air Force promotes private flying as a sport and the aviation field as a eareer The only requirement for membership is a private or student pilotis license, or an interest in aviation as a career or hobby. All members have an opportunity to fly during the year with the pilots-in-command. R.S.A.F. activities are the field trips which include tours of Luke and Williams Air Foree Bases. Fre- quent visits are made to Deer Valley Airport, Sky Harbor Control Tower and Phoenix Flight Service. All members are invited to the annual Marana Air Show. R.S.A.F. also provides aid in ground instruc- tion for all members who intend to take the pilotis examination. In November, the members of R.S.A.F. visited Falcon Field. After touring the facilities, the club members were able to View the different planes on the field. Royal Saguaro Air Force Top Bow Peter Van Dorsten Joe Swan Buzash, Steve Bailey. Bottom Row: Brian Berry, Curt Bowman. son Jeff Brown Eve Boush Brad Hines Rhonda Brown Bob Among many of R.S.A.F. field trips was the trip to Falcon Field Brooks oan Minor Craig Yort Dennls Turner Jim Jennings Brian where they as posed in front ofa B-17.

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Interact Participates In Club Week Once again Saguaro's Interact Club has been one of the most active clubs on campus. They have had many activities including cleaning up at a Day Care Center in south Phoenix. In February, Interact members helped organize Career Day for all juniors and Seniors. The requirements for membership are that you must be in your high school years and possess good character and leadership potential. The purpose of the club being at Saguaro is to develop good character through service to the school, community, and nation. Interact is spon- sored by the Rotary and works through it and With it to promote international understanding and service to the community. One of the many goals of Interact is to l build respect for the rights of many others, based on recognition of the worth of each individual. Interact Officers are, top row: Mr. Hopkins, Sponsorg John Carter, Secretaryg Stu Searlng, Presidentg Tom Koranda, Veep.g Bob Garner, Projects Chairmang Rich Rectorg Doug Moore, Treasurerg Bob Snyder, ICC Rep. - yi my lrilo' all other clubs lntcract has its own way of initiating new members. 'iltas Up With Interactlw exclaimed Stu Searing, Tom Koranda Ilns year llw guys had lo xwar tlu-ir 4-lolln-s inside out and backwards Terry Pletkovicli, and Terry Gimbel as lnteract participated in and pusli laaby lnuggivs to all lln-ir classes. Saguaro Club Wegk, 884 N THR ACT