Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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thletic Event Pro ide Action and Spirited Crow s This year many things went on during Sa- guaro's athletic games. Football games were a place for students to go to visit with friends, munch and scream for our team. Pom and Cheer pro- vided the crowds with spirited cheers and entertaining dances. The Saguaro Sabercat mascot was seen regularly at the games promoting crowd spirit. During basketball season a group of eight guys calling themselves The Basket- casest' had their own cheers and songs to help promote spirit for the Basketball team. All sports, some receiving more attention than others, allowed those who went to the games a chance to get involved and root, root, root, for the home teamf, A , , , We like doing it. We try to ge! thefans really spirited Saild' Wong' Mana Vqsen and Momcfl Hoeflmg andlrytogetpeopleloyellandscreamforourteam. smiled for the camera during a Thursday mght basket' said Deane Tonn senior member ofthe Basketcases ball game. PHOTO BY HOFFMAN PHOTO BY HOFFMAN K , K .Q , V .,...i3.....-.b3 J 5,..,.+-'- 'f, alum I1

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5 t Mary Lou Mobley explains their new fund raisers to members Mike Youens and Gary Song. The basketball season was off to a great start. The Freshman, JV and Varsity teams were introduced to the student body on a Thursday, at the assembly marking the first home game. Classes were cut short by 7 minutes to allow time for the sixth hour assembly. Many different things went on at the as- semblyg the new varsity coach Tim O'Brien was introduced, Pom and Cheer performed, and the Basket Cases bounced their enthu- siasm into the crowd. Another group which made a frequent appearance was Saber Society, the pep club. Led by President Mary Lou Mobley, the group worked hard at raising spirit at both assemblies and athletic events. We were trying to get rid ofall ofthe apathy in the school, said Mary Lou. Saber Society members gather during a meeting. Dur- ing the Tuesday meetings, they planned such events as the Sweetheart Prom. by Lana Arner 'L jgfg WW Susan McCrary, Joan Rubano and Gary Song discuss future events for Saber Society. ALL PHOTOS BY ULLERICH Saber Society 23

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The Sabercat mascot, seen here at a football game raised school spirit. The 82-83 motto Go For lt hangs in the background. l Virgil Harris wondered, along with Uvontc Recd and Mgryl-10ppf,, and john Golden tMcClimok5 enjoyed Kevin Morton. what basketball would be like ilplaycd the Homecoming football game as Marv proudly dis. On 21 25155 CUUYI- played her bouquet. PHOTO BY UDELMAN Lisa Roberts, Diane Gibson and Lynn Sandbo shared in the excitement of an enthusiastic crowd. PHOTO BY ULIERICH l It',s' great to have a position that you love doing and havejixn doing. There probably ixn't anyone who has a Saguaro letter jacket thatfx' any prouzler ty' wearing it. It'5 great to be appreciated. said football team's doc- tor, William McKinley Jr. At The Games 25