Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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ASTRO club is olwoys looking up A new club on campus this year, ASTRO was started for Saguaro students interested in astronomy and space exploration. To be a member of ASTRO you needed only to be interested in the field of astronomy or space. ASTRO sold ceramic bells in December and used the money for the construction of a reflector telescope. The club was also engaged in working on a manned space proposal to be sent to NASA in May, 1971. ASTRO is a member of the nationwide Astronomical League. The ASTRO officers are: Richard Bisseger, President, Mike McBiles, Vice President, Carol Rathbun, Business Manager, and Diana Fountain, Secretary. 64 ASTRO ASTl3iUN03'Siitgt1i i ,,,.,-4-44 ASTRO: Top Row: Richard BiSS6gg6I, President, and Mike McBiles, Vice President. Second Row: Diana Fountain, Secretary, David Darling, Sally Findlay, Mike Just, and Caliin Knisel. Third Row: Valeron, Mascot, Mark Eddy, Carol Rathbun, Business Manager, and Chris Verbil.

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Organizations provide educational opportunity Future Teachers Association, Top Row: Dave Piltz, Amy Rickles, Lilli Flax, Baranowski, Mrs. Phillips, Leslie Mullins, Martha Hunt, and Susan McDonald Becky Lamb, and Marilyn Silver. Second Row: Dave Moritz, Frank Future Secretaries Association, Top Row: Terri Carter, Mary Sorter, Chris Hess, Iva Ibarra, Ireene Langford, Janet Standage, Dawn Stuebe, Jean Lusk, Dotti Boyd, Fredda Sturgill, and Linda Moreland. Second Row: Jenny Jackson, Barb Cancik, Deanne Adler, Chris Johnson, Cheri Reiss, Jeanne Beckwith, Debbie Schaffer, Cathy Fasset, Jeanne Stevens, Maribeth Cook, Debbie Alex, and Pat Alexander. Future Teachers Association: The main purpose of FTA is to explore the reasons each individual expresses for choosing their particular career. Activities planned included teaching in grade schools, sending and selling Christmas cards, announcement of the Chapters newly named Charter member, Doctor Pratt, and a plan for scholarships. Future Secretaries Association sponsored by Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Johnson: The club promotes interest in the secretarial field and makes further educational opportunities available. Activities planned were: initiation of new members, and tours of the college of Business Administration building on ASU campus. I-up 'W ts' F.T.A.lF.S.A. 63

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Science Club journeys lo Sunset Croler Science Club: Top Row: Dr. J. Roye, Sponsor, Mrs. J, Lewis, Sponsor, Carrie Roy MHSQH, Mefidith Whitbread, BUSY Li11CO1H, -701111 Baker ROY Skogstfom Lobel, Gary Johnson, Jim Thorne, President, Laura Robbins, Eileen Schaeffer, and MHTVIU B611- and Dave Calkins. Second Row: Debbie Scheckel, Scott McCoy, Jim Davis, Studying the human body is an interest of Science Club members. Two examples of this are shown here, one using a mammaied Saguaro student, and the more proper way, using a human skeleton. 4 : f5?l.1.:3'5i ,Q :. ,,- K get ,J f J - x uw: yaf :ef Y by fi , N? , f L E . 42 3 A i , if is 1 . .. , . .n 2, V 4, ' -ff ' ,M ,,A. ,,,,,i.,, ,We ,J V f Z' J FWTETIQQZQ'Vi5Wf74f?f?L V ,fi , ' k , ff-Fil Ei' I 1 I ' I if - wil K A sniff , in , , , 3 ,riff Ji calf' , xr, , ,, V 5 S S if