Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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wffm...,,..,,.:,,,L,,Wm it . ff 1 r 1 t ' wt f ..,. V 'IEWSW1' Marlin Spaw World Geography: Safety Education: Varsity Football Coach: M.A. Frank P. Mowery Government: World History: Taught 2 years: Sponsors Political Science Club, Senior Class: BA. Harry Ransom Economics: Contemporary World History: Taught 12 years: Sponsors Senior Class: B.S., B.A., M.S.E. Q, Miss Lois Fitch Leldon Windes American History: English: Geography: Taught 40 years: Taught 5 years: Sponsors Sponsors Key Club: A.B. American Studies Program: B.S.E. JUlVlORS IN Mr. Willis' American History class learned everything from the Exploration to current events of the United States. Ii: 'g E YB!!! LONDON :TI FQBBES' TURN OFF the lights and here we go! Mr. Lawson is about ready to show a film on World War l. MISS NELSOlV'S first hour World History class ventures through the periods of the Middle Ages. FACU LTY 27

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Ed Cable World Geography: Taught 14 years: B.S. Douglass F. Lawson Economics: Government: World Geography: Taught 3 years: A.B. Fred H. Pratt American History: Social Studies Department Head: B.S., Nl.A., lVl.S. Social Studies Stress I I MR. MOWREY, senior government teach- er, discusses his material as his fifth hour class takes notes on Arizona Government. George S. Butchko World Geography: Taught 14 years: B.S. Renny C. Willis American History: Taught 6 years: B.S.E. Walter T. Beamis American History: Taught 10 years: Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball, and Varsity Track Coach: lVl.A. 26 FACULTY fre My I WW 5115? gblgl . TQ- av 2 324:53 Qc S2 mg-4057 rn cn N wwmfg -Ocnovr OUCQO cog: E33 19.-4 - UI.. THE IMPORTANCE of knowing what is going on in the world and how it effects each and everyone of us is in- creasing every day. The courses that are offered at Saguaro that make us aware of the pacts, agreements, and world issues are World History, World Geography which is required of all freshmen, American History which is required of all juniors, and American Government and Economics which is required of all seniors in order to graduate. WORLD ,GEOGRAPHY is a reoulf , study for the. r' asses. of and '77. Mr. Windes, after 47 years of f6cfUl7ift.C io t f M plans to retirrs after fill.: g afar .-Q :L 115111

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