Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Occult Club Probes Realm of the Unknown ln November the members of Saguarois Occult Club took a guided tour through the unique buildings designed by architect Paola Soleri, Whose futuristic designs have drawn national attention. For the first time in Saguaro's brief history the school has become the home of an Occult Club. Members are devoted to the study of astrology, mysticism, and other areas ol' supernatural happen- ings. The Ucculitist attend regular meetings and participate in seances and other such activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Scott, the club hopes to expand its membership and activities in the coming years. S ' i s l ka... . Occult Club, Pam Stout, Kristii Kneal, Terri Aldrich, Lori Hirt, Schim Schimmel, Steve Cox, Vice President, Mrs. Scott, Sponsor, Gary Singer, Presi- dent. Members who arc not pictured are Susan Richard, Secretary, Tony 90-OCCULT CLUB .,... ... , .. Magi? K 'Wes . X . , . Q Nyhart, Lynn Armbruster, Rhonda Brown, Jill Kanerek, Linda Thurmond, Sue Tweedy, Julie Tucker, Cathy Yates, Valeri Glemser, and Mike White.

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.UNSW Interact members, first rowi Ken Behringer, Mark Lestikow, Bob Snyder. Rich Rector. Seeond row: Allan Bryning. Seott Thompson, Terry Gimbel. Stu Searing, Geoff Jones, Nlr. Hopkins. Third row: Dave Braaten, Bob Garner. Jell' Pitts, John Carter, Terry Pletkovich. ln February, interact once again initiated more new members. Among new initiates this year were Lynn Stiekle, Craig Tribken, Hill Snyder, Larry Gem, Steve Adams, Gerry Gril'l'in. Jesse Kellum. These boys had to wear their clothes inside out and backwards. gl Qs Un wan Fourth row: Dave Middents. George Clifton, Dave Pitts. john Xloore. These men have worked together in a world fellowship dedicated to service and international understanding of all people. lnteract was one ofthe many clubs participating in Club Week. Shown are Tom Koranda. Stu Searing, and Terry Uimbel in lront ol' their display. INTERACT-89

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l ,i s Y 3 , t ,r E li I 3r..1 if 'KA I l an s ill? Q ' , ., 'i f . 5,4 Y. rg . t Q is 1 r I 3. ta ii' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TOP ROW: Ann Cournayer, Karen Spanjer, Sue Radabenko, Joy Dunlap, Candy Hopwood, Karen Lucas, Slanette Beaobaker, Gay Sircusa, Lynn Internicola, Karen Noethen, Bobbi West, Sue Travis, Becky Dunn, Gail Hecht, Gale Dawson, Teri Trotter, Karen Bernasek, Debbie Korstad, Cheryl Varah, Donna Vomacka, Bonnie Q, Q r L, ,A ,v ,- Q zQ'L,..,t ,,,, ,, F, -.. H' Q I ,gtk X KX.: R r i A . , 5 5 44 I L ,. N 3 ' g ,Ani ltr 1, , n Lestikow, Matt Garner, Shelly Ijams. MIDDLE ROW: Glenda Garner, Lou Ann Bluming, Mrs. Toohey, Loraine Prinsze, Carmen Demaline, Jacque Stauffer, Mary Youn, Marla Taylor, Vicki West, Gail Voelkner, Val Garner, Christy Nelson, Susan Piazza, Sharon St. Clair, Kay McNelly. BOTTOM ROW: Kate Lincoln, Ann Dennerline, Nancy Bol. GAA In Interschool Sports Days For the fourth consecutive year Saguaro's . chapter of the Girls, Athletic Association has drawn a large membership. The club aims to promote participation, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among high school girls. This year's agenda included archery, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. The girls also participate in sports activities with other area chapters, such as the Playdays With Scottsdale and Maryvale High Schools, in which students increased their skills of competition and widened their scope of sportsmanlilce cooperation. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, TOP ROW: Loraine Prinsze, President, Vicky West, Vice-President. BOTTOM ROW: Jacque Stauffer, Treasurer, Mary Young, Secretary. Not pic. is the sponsor Mrs. Toohey. G.A.A.-91