Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Council promotes Getting If Together molto This year Student Council stressed Tuesday and Friday during lunch action and involvement for Saguaro's hour, Council added to its already student body. Participation was the growing list of activities this year by key word. Several ways in which adding three new committees to the students and council became involved four already established. They were was through sponsering old-time faculty relations, curriculum, and movies, tutoring students as Thomas community involvement. These were A. Edison Grade School in south designed to give the students an Phoenix, and communication with a opportunity to discuss changes and sister school in India, They also act upon them. Student Councills sponsored jam sessions and assemblies main hope was a closer relationship as entertainment during lunch. Inter- with Saguaro 's students and know- ested students were encouraged to ledge on the present situation of attend the council meetings held every America ls people and problems. Here the Student Body officers ham it up for the photographer while trying to decide who gets to use the gavel at their meeting. M, 'Y KZ? PM 'wifi J is-i 7 t'l1sUIu,,,.., ,,,,,i:-' fm-nw f 'Mega' ' f ix' -1 . f a?1 U.'--'-. ' -. gs. A. ' - A The Student Body Officers are from left to rightfjana Yort, identg Craig Tribken, Treasurerq and Robin Pegue, recording secre- recording secretaijvg Terry West, Presidentg Julie Begonia, Vice Pres- tary. 32 - STUDENT COUNCIL

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Pom members endorse envolvemenf for oll Pom Pon Line, Top to Bottom: Marian Patterson, Jamie Pegue, Kim O'Connor, Joan Miner, Leesa Campbell, Gina Long, Diane Guenther, Judy 5 r i Daine, Sue Middents, Lynn Thompson, Janet Wilpula, Kay Butler, Barb Morgan, and Nancy Hainlen. POM LINE - 33