Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Boys hope soccer will someday be o lefler sporl Tlze Soccer Club was formed fo promo fe soccer and fry to make it a letter sport. The boys in the club have Iwo practices a week and regular games, Tlzey played selzools sziclz as Verde Valley, JllCl.S'Oll, Scottsdale arzcl Cororzaclo, Tlze Wise-6 .X W , -M il - wat l l - , l .L 4 club is clirided into two reams: A fec1mancl exterzsiorz team. tw, 4. The members of the Soccer Club are: Top Row: Brash Hower, Eric Paine, Bill Calkins, Ray Jaksa, Doug Koepsel. Glen Eckersley, Dave Gilson, and Danny Felton, Brian Berry, Jim Thorne, Richard Wilson, Hank Steele, John Boyar. Simmons, and Bob Knapp, Bottom Row: Rex Marsh, Dave Pettit, Dan SOCCER - 83

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New stadium is now Leifermens' setting The Lettermen's Club started off the year by selling football programs at the games. They also planned and sponsored a dance. They had meetings every so often during football season and then on Thursdays the rest of the year. To join the club all that is required is to have lettered one year in any of the sports offered at Saguaro. Lettermens Club officers are: Top Row: Steve Johnson, President, Sam Sorenson, Treasurer of the day Uim Healdbg Scott Rich, Chaplin. Bottom Row: Brad Fairall, Secretary of the day Ueff Bartonlg Kory Schuknecht, Vice-President, and Brian Augustine, Sergeant-at-Arms of the day fScott Richl. Lettermen Club members are: Bottom Row: Steve Johnson, Greg Nigh, Doug Colvin, Larry Anderson, Don Lyman, Ross Hamilton, and Tim Franks, Second Row: Tim VanReusen, Bill McDonald, Pete Siebrand, Rick Dively, Rick Thronson, Steve Goodall, Bill Snider, Bill Erb, and Larry Abts. Third Row: Dave Swisher, Scott Craven, Mike McDonald, Kory Schucknecht, Bob 82 - LETTERNIEN'S CLUB Mikkelsen, Lou Blumling, George Beard, Jim Cedarstrom, John Muller, Jeff Dugan, and Willie Woods. Fourth Row: Steve Renier, Sam Sorenson, Brad Fairall, Rich Rector, Corey Patton, and Steve Kovach. Top Row: Mr. Simmons, Bill Wallace, Steve Adams, Mike Snodgrass, Mark Halver, Scott Rich, Brian Augustine, and Jesse Kellum.

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SenfinelSfoff provides memories for Saguaro Hard at work, the Sentinel Staff was on the go nearly all year round. The first deadline came November 20 and was welcomed by few. The staff was at work every day during sixth hourg their unending devotion was seen when staffers not only worked sixth hour, but also before and after school, Editor Lisa Cohen, had the never ending job of making sure'that everything was in order and going along smoothly. She also had to make sure that all of the pages got in on time and were drawn up correctly. Without this perserverance from the entire staff we could never have a yearbook. The photographers helped greatly, without their pictures and suggestions for layouts, the Sentinel could never be completed. All in all, the task of a staffer is a hard, unending job, rewarded only by the praise ofa great yearbook. Sentinel Staff, Top Row: Marcia Saban, Debbie Sturm, Debbie Southworth, Johnson, Jeanne Stevens, Cathy Chiros, Dave Moritz, Debbie Munier, Coleen Carol Glock, Janet Wilpula, Bridget Boyd, Barb Gimbel, Peggy Rosenberg, Lisa Dias, Candy Leeds, Lou Ann Crismon, Darcy Prong, Wendy Wood, and Julia Cohen, and Lori Kellum, First Row: Jane Masters, Carol Jones, Nancy Miller, Yearbook House representative, Not pictured, Larry Anderson. 84 - SENTINAL STAFF