Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Activities filled Saguaro hm.-' if x QA 63 Each year Saber Society is involved in from sports to Boy Scouts. Val Guilinger Saber Sociely's year Rain or shine on Wednesdays, Saber Society had their meet- ings. This meeting was led by President Judy LeMarr as VP. Sandy Pinnix looked on and Treas. Carol Jones checked the funds. The crowning of Mr. Ugly was held in Saguaro's Gym on February I I and was sponsored by Saber Society. The winner, Chris Masters and each attendant received daisies. X if - .L,,.i I ..i.. 1 ...g f ji ..y..,. ZZ Streamers lined the parking lot each many service projects. One of the largest is pictured, preparing to serve coffee at time Saguaro had a game. Pictured are was serving at various banquets ranging the Scout Banquet in February. Coleen Dias, Kim Clark, and Barb Gimbel. SABER SOCIETY - 55

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Saber Society, Top Row: Nancy Hainlen, Val DeVerna, Mary Rathbun, Peggy Marcia Saban, Lisa Nance, Debbie Southworth, Lynn Thompson, Kay Butler, Bill, Coleen Dias, Barb Gimbel, Carol Jones, Karen Bernasek, Sheryl Hoke, Pam Koeppen, Leesa Campbell, and Brenda Morse. First Row: Penny Peters, Peri Olson, Vicki Lippincott, Janet Stacy, Patty Crow, and Dixie Rhodes. Darlene Isbell, Barb Hoey, Nancy Richard, Cyndi Bennet, Dottie Boyd, Third Row: Cindy Fain, Nancy Hodges, Linda Henderson, Sue Crozier, Nancy Shelly Barron, Debbie Schaffer, Marti Stevens, Cindy Randell, and Valerie Monson, Suzi Chynoweth, Nancy Johnson, Paula Weisz, and Lauren LaMay. Guilinger. Second Row: Denise Bloomfield, Sandy Pinnix, Judy LeMarr, Kim Clark, Every Wednesday Junior and Senior girls met to plan activities and fun, but this was only one side of the ever working Saber Society. Saber Society accomplished many service projects during this school year. The largest was the Halloween Party held for the underprivileged children. Other services included serving at banquets and ushering at special events. Fun also played a large part in this clubis year with sales, car washes, and parties. The Sweetheart Prom held in March was the largest activity undertaken by Saber Society this year. The prom took many long hours of preparation and was worked on by everyone. Saber Society has been a part of Saguaro since its beginning and last year was voted Best Club on Campus. Saber Society Officers, Top Row: Darlene Isbell, Secretary, Sue Tweedyg Chaplain, Carol Jones, Treasurer, and Coleen Dias, Historian. First Row: Sandi Pinnixg Vice President, and Dottie Boyd, ICC Representative. 54 - SABER SOCIETY

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American Field Service has oclive year , . American Field Service offered another exciting year to its members. The club 's purpose is to promote brotherhood and understanding among the students of many countries. In the past years AFS has hosted foreign exchange students as well as sending Saguaro students abroad. AFS had many activities this year including bake sales, a pot luck dinner and an AFS assembly in which students from other schoolsexchange programs spoke to the student body. Membership to AFS is open to any student interested in joining. FAR RIGHT: American Held Service officers, Top Row: Marianne Busey, Sec., Pat McCollum, Pres. Carol Greenwell, Treas. Seated: Jeanne Stevens, Historian, and Kathy Riall, Publicity chairman. Not pictured is Nancy Johnson, ICC Representative. RIGHT' Students being considered for being sent abroad this year were Kathy Riall, and Valerie De Verna. Lana Adamovich, center, attended Saguaro from Yugoslavia this year. American Field Service: Top Row: Francine Nordwall, Gary Singer, Jeanne Paula Glass, and Susan Logan. Third Row: Mrs. Butterfly, Anne Lincoln, Lisa SteVeUS, PM McCollum, Valerie Deveflld, Eileen Schaefer, Find Gilie LONE- Conrad, Kathy Riall, Connie Senior, Lana Adamovich, Marianne Busey, and Second Row: Debbie Miller, Sharon Bryceland, Dana Woolson, Janet Lincoln, Anne Bamegberger, Not pictured is Nancy Johnson. Chris Graham, Anny Button, Cheryl Bond, Nancy Boyd, Carol Greenwell, 56 - AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE