Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Club finds high oclvenlure in mounloin climbing The Adyenture Club: Top Row: Doug Dunn, Ray Manker, Neil Rosenblatt, Jones, unidentified, and David Darling. Bottom Row: Betsy Lincoln, Gary unidentitled, and Jim Haggart, Phil Moulinier, Stan Skirvin, and Sue Skirvin. Reiterman, John Kurtz, Chris Wilcox, and Calvin Kreisel. Second Row: Mrs, Lewis, Randy Gill, Dave Moritz, John Duckworth, Ed LEFT: The descent into Dante 's Descent which is 300 feet deep. Dante's is a large sinkhole in Arizona. ABOVE: Doug Dunn, Secretary-Treasurerg Randy Gill, Vice-Presidenrg and Phil Moa- linier, President. I

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Rap Session: Left to Right: Francie Baranowski, Frank Baranowski, Steve Cox, and Gary Singer. Not pictured but active members are Dave Tatum, Sue Tweedy, Larry Riddle, Pam Williams, Art Wagner, and Suzanne Phillips. Sponsor of Rap this year was Mr. Gerry Gaintner. This year the Saguaro High School Scuba Club took several very worth- while trips to Guayrnas, Mexico to test their skills and equipment in the Gulf water. They also participated actively throughout the year in club competition on the campus. Rap Session was started to answer and 'discuss several pertinent issues stu- dents were interested in. Every two weeks a different speaker would come to talk about the topic of the stu- dents choice. All students were in- vited to attend these sessions when- ever they could. This was the first year for this, but it was quite a success for all who participated. Rop sessions form new outlooks omong students I eV'-, M is-ar .2 Lamp' Wad Scuba Club: Bottom Row: John Lincicome, Andy Curtz,Gary Langford, Jim Reynolds. Top Row: Scott Buchanan, Ray Manker, Tom Kiernan, John Hawn, Tom Smith, Mark Scheffer, Robert Harget, Steve Leach, Audie Heffernan, Doug Dunn, Phil Moulinier, sponsoris Mr,Roger Stevens, RAP SESSIONXSCUBA - 71

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This year an exciting new club, the Adventure Club hit the Saguaro campus. This club is made up ofany person who is interested in hiking, caving, or climb- ing, They showed movies and had lectures and demonstrated safety. Some of the more active members belong to the CentralArizona Grotto which is the major spelunking organization in Phoenix, and the Arizona Mountaineering Club, which also gives climbing instruction. These members go on interest- ing cave and mountain trips around Arizona. The cave trips consisted ofa drive south of Tucson to Onyx cave. Two of the members were able to explore a cave that had recently been found, The mountain trips ranged from numerous climbs up Camelback to enjoyable and exerting jaunts up Pinnacle Peak. Highlights of some of the Adventure Club 's outings: ABO VE: Randy Gill proceeds between Pinnacle and Side Peak by the use of tyrolean traverse. LEFT: John Duckworth climbs the Wedge atPinnacle Peak. BOTTOM LEFT: John Duckworth looks on as Debbie Munier climbs the Praying Monk, BELOW: Phil Moulinier gazes with awe at a cave formation. ADVENTURE CLUB - 73