Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Cindermaidsg Bottom Row: Sandra Waite, Lisa Welty, Kim Clark, Pam Koep- pen, Colleen Dias, Barb Gimbel, Donna Bisesi, Francine Nordwall, and Valerie Varga. Second Row: Roxana Dawson, Leanne Brubaker, Susan Browdy, Susan Pinch, Nanette Brubaker, Wendy Thompson, Ginger Arooth, and Julie John- son. Third Rowz Debbie Munier, Amy Harbert, Stephanie McBride, Barbie Karp, Wanda Connors, Kim Hoddy, Bonnie Brickly, and Sharon ljams. Fourth Row: Debbie Doty, Mel Brooks, Polly Cain, Nancy Lindquist, Janet Cooley, and Martha Hartman. Top Row: Connie Toth, Rita Pearson, Joanne Pannera ello, Debbie Walls, and Kim Buell. Cindermoids, bofgirls, mermoids aid sports Batgirlsg Bottom Row: Shelley Hughes, Linda Christianson, Carol Hitchcock, Becky Smith, Susan Cordalls, Carol Smith, Valerie Roberts, and Dianne Gold- man. Second Row: Pam Olsen, Linda Hudson, Renee Kardell, Kim Nichol, Lisa Tewksbury, Ann Young, Linda Anderson, Valerie Bills, Kendra Miller, 46 - PEP CLUB and Kay Fry. Top Row: Ingrid Ekmanis, Jane Fassett, Melinda Forgey, Lisa Warchof, Diane White, Alexa Rebik, Theresa Tiuhn, Risa Southurd, Kathy Lambowin, Debbie Roberts, Nancy Burr, and .lan Koldewyn.

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., , , J , - 'ff ,J J -2 wtf S' fi it ei. 1, , .gvi ii ,gs g , g 2, 4 4, V we if ei PM 1. i f at i i P' i s l li K f- gg J , J . i ii , ii, ii ' f.. eg eshfifihfifffi K V 'zE. 5- Y If? ' , flryii, ,M L Q , vias ? . - ,'f.: in , f .1132 , X r 1 'Wigs' q e , ,, - ,wig f i i ,Mi 7 A i. , 'ii 3 . L F., I VV xi 7, I in Aw , ,, 55 ', E135 ii E ig an Z f is . . wi .. i, V-ff -sm' . fi. J -- ' i -',-, r , f z ' : -,ggiwg ' 7 Efiifrf-if in 3 a ii 72 The general purpose of Matmaids is to sup- port and raise spirit for the sports of wrestling and gymnastics. But the actual work these girls do goes way beyond that. They keep score, run the clocks, and they hosted the Christmas and divisional tournaments this year. These tournaments required that the girls spend Friday night, Saturday morning, and Saturday night working the three mats, keeping the hospitality room stocked with food and making programs for the next day 's activities. To raise money they held a raffle, carwash, MJLM sale, and sold refreshments at some of the meets. They also held a Matmaids convention at the beginning of the year for Matmaids all over the state to come and share ideas. For every match the girls painted spirit signs and made individual goodies for each of the boys. They went to all the matches, both home and away. At the end of the season they held an awards banquet for all boys on the team To join the club the prospective members were interviewed by first the old members and then the coaches, and picked on a basis of willingness to put in all the work required The officers of Matmaids are Marcia Saban, Secretary Treasurerg Karen Keeley, Co-Presidentg Vera Manuz Co Presidentg Debbie Southworth, His- torzan Claudia Buell, LCC Rep.,' and Judy Lemarr Sergeant at Arms v f ,-. Q F Matmaids for gymnasticsg Top Row: Vera Manuz, Judy Lemarr, Maggie Bove, Pam Solem, Barb Curriel, Dixie Rhodes, Barb Leininger, and Karen Keeley, Second Row: Marcy Saban, Denise Dana, Jane Masters, Beccy Munier, Linda Mark, Janine Beckwith, and Rosemary Gannon. Third Row: Claudia Buell, is M, , ei, Joanne Hammond, Debbie Pichini, and Sharon Driscoll. Bottom Row: Kathy Spini, Terry Snyder, Sherill Thompson, Kathy Dugan, Cindy Reid, and Mari- lyn Griffin. MATMAIDS - 45

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The ofjicers of Pep Club are Denise Desjardins, President, Shelley Hughes, Captain of Batgirls, Wendy Thompson, Captain of Cindermaidsg and Robyn Iaggi, Captain of Mer- maids. They worked with the coaches and kept things organized at the meets. Now in its second year of supporting spring sports, Pep Club, has proven to be an invaluable aid to the track, swimming, and baseball teams. The club is divided into three separate groups, Cindermaids, Batgirls, and Mermaids. These three groups take care ofthe track, swimming, and baseball teams. For example, with- out the Cindermaids the track team virtually could not run their meets. The girls keep score, time and distance re- cords for the various running and field events. The Mermaids, and Batgirls help out their teams in much the same way. The girls had numerous sales to finance spirit sign painting and to buy goodies for the guys. Mermaidsg Top Row: Jane Riddle, Linda Mark, Leslie DeWaa.rd, Carol Claudia Buell, Patty McCollum, Donalyn White, Laurie Zillifro, Corky Fingers, Linda Koldenhoven, and Helene Hildinger, Bottom Row: Clark, Peg Pearson, Jan Kowal, Mary Sorter, and Robyn Iaggi. PEP CLUB - 47