Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Leo Club lys Up, U , and Away! These words seem to best describe Sa- guaro's newest serviceclub, the Leo Club. Led by their sponsor Mrs. Carol Dobson, Leo Club is one of the most active clubs and hopes to be the best club on campus this S p year. Some of the events Leo Club had done in the past include helping their parent club, the Lions, bringing flowers to the sick in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, doing volunteer work at the Center for the Blind and sponsoring two events in the Special Olympics. 5 Q! 15 Kim Rossman and Jim Brenner are attentive during a meeting. Hilary Sadler, president, directs a Leo meeting. Leo members listen and respond at a Leo Club meet- ing. ALL PHOTOS BY RIES 46 Leo

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Zeta amma ihbi Zeta members weren't hard to miss this year, wearing their blue sweatshirts, read- ing ZETA in block letters. On certain days, Zeta planned to wear their sweatshirts. Zeta Gamma Phi fund raisers were car washes and bake sales. They were also asked to stuff envelopes for the Papagallo's Christmas advertisements. Zeta had other activities such as a formal invitation party and a picnic-softball game against fellow club IBTC. The officers were seniors: Tif- fany Lendrum, president, Sandi Llewellyn, vice-president, Lisa Howland, Treasurer, Patty Rader, Secretary, Lori Gallinger, Sgt. at arms. Susan Hazlett, Lori Spadafore, Allison Terry, Kim Meek gather at a Wednesday night meeting in the 300 building. PHOTO BY ULLERICH Zeta - front row Cori Belken, Leslie Mason, Ashley Mather, Wendy Walluch, Suzi Altobello, Laura McCann, Kim Amory, Sandi Llewellyn, Patty Rader, Lisa Howland, Lisa Silbret, Margaret Donaue, Nicole Waldroop, Mary Mather, Stephanie Jackson row 2 Lisa Schlossberg, Suzanne Hunt, Gia Lanuti, Steffani Riechart, Stephanie Nelson, Tammi Kinney, Allison Terry, Kim Meek, Leisel Frye, Tiffany Smith, Steph- anie McRae, Kelley Hancock, Lana Arner, Lori Jerni- gan, Brigette Baker, row 3 Kerri Hancock, Lara McGowan, Allison McGowan, Shelly McKinley, Marissa Rosenfield, Donna Howland, Brooke Brooke Harvey, Brooke Terry, Vince Schwartz, Wen- dy Kravitz, and Pam Hesse clowning around at a meeting. PHOTO BY ULLERICH x H ,i 1 Terry, Cindy Huber, Lisa Rizzolo, Kristen Watson, Laura Grace, Susan Hazlett, Kelly Weingart, Hillary Sadler row 4 Brett Lanuti, Mike Santorico, Jeff Mill- er, Vince Schwartz, Donald Jacober, Deane Tonn, and Tom McCabe. PHOTO BY ULLERICH

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AFS CAmerican Field Servicej gives the opportunity to its members to live in an- other country with a family that lives there. Liz Levy, president, and Heather Weyh, vice president, have both visited foreign countries. It's a great experience for learning. said Liz Levy. AFS had an all-state Christmas get to- gether at the Biltmore with other AFS members. Kim Bronnekant, secretary, and Matt Thomas, member, plan to travel this summer. Randy Udelman and Tami Winebrener pose for a pic- ture at an AFS meeting. AF Is A Ticket to Fun Liz Levy and Tami Winebrener talk together before a meeting. lAFS.' Kim Bronnekant, Kristen Carter, Liz Levy, Tami Winebrenner, Lissa Staples, Todd Johnson. ALL PHOTOS BY LE GRAND AFS 47