Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Golf Swings in the Fall Golf was moved from a spring to a fall sport this year. l liked the change. lt made the courses much more accessible, commented Coach lack Forsythe. Coach Forsythe said he was pleased with the 8-3 season and finishing 5th in the division. The outstanding players were Seniors Ieff Merdich fcaptainl, and Mark Schwelling, Iunior Scott Hammargren, and Freshman Kay Cornelius. mel V--4 1. A Saguaro Badminton player concen- trates on the birdie. 2. Gina Ringlien returns a volley. 3. Kay Cornelius swings through the ball. 4. Scott Hammargren practices his swing. 5. lim Hill tees off. 3 4 GOLF- Front- Kay Cornelius, Patrick Colceri, IeffMerdich, Mark Schwelling, Matt Thomas, Coach Forsythe. Back Dean Obenauer, Dave Williams, Scott Hammargren, ff Steve Heatland, Iohn Cunccn, Greg Weingard. Missing - lim Hill, Steve Otto,, Mike ii Noel, lim Hoover. a 5 5

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1 W. MQW 1 -...,.e...............,-.-,.- .......,, . 2 BADMINTON - Front- Andrea Missun, Laurie Florkiewicz, Gina Ringlien, Val Lipton. Row 2 - Terri Lewis, Shawn Hoye, Iennifer Sifert, Kathy Nageotte. Row 3 - Andrian Decker, Christina Wltsoe, Kelly Callahan, Kelly Grommes, Andy Hammargren. Back - Wendy Allen, Katy Kenyon, Karen Tamsen, Liz Martin, Sheryl Svoboda, Karen Calvin. Young Badminton Team Stuggles The varsity badminton team was young this year. With no seniors and only two juniors on varsity team, they fin- ished with a 3-7 record. I was very pleased with the performances of the play- ers this year and I am looking forward to next year, com- mented Coach Lynnette Cray. The outstanding players were Kathy Nageotte and Laurie Florkiewicz. The most improved player was Andrian Decker. The IV team finished with a 4-6 record.

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