Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Mrs. Eloise Felty English: Taught 5 years: Sponsors Saber Society: B.S., lVl.S. Miss Helen Mills English: Taught 2 years, Sponsors Senior Class: B.A., lVl.A. 5 Sifsftft T it . .. I is ,,-e.fsiG-- 4, , Rs X 5 rs was X st sl g s s Q . . .tt,. , . , ..t C 5 . N 3 . or ' ' . o f Q is S E it W .... X tt'-- - - . .f t . -,-1 ps, ,.., , f .. , f F755 - fi ' 1. . 5, - t . gags? JFS 1 .X . -5 Miss Kathleen Sheridan English: Taught 4 years: Sponsors Saber Society: B.S.E. Miss Vicky Jo Pennington SENTINEL and SABERCAT Advisor: Beginning Yearbook and Newspaper: Taught 1 year: Sponsors Quill and Scroll: B.A. VM,,..-vavvvlniu 6 ef at 'CARE THERE any questions ? asks Mrs. Parsons of her fourth hour English class. Drama, novels, and poetry were the main subjects covered in junior English. Journalism Classes Produce Publications .J CLASSES THA T will be very beneficial to English students are speech, journalism, and development reading. Speech aids in perfecting poise as well as confidence. Journalism helps one in proofreading and vvriting, vvhereas developmental reading develops speed and accuracy. , fgmf: W Mrs. E.-:frothy S'-' Mrs. Charlotte Schilt MEMBERS OF the yearbook staff spent many hours completing their sections and meeting their deadlines. Candy Clark, Kay Hargus, and Marty Cohen had the responsibility of completing the faculty section. 22 FAC U LTY English: 5.af:.:fwhQ ' , Taught 2 years: Sponsors Junior ewior Class: BA.

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V English Stressed For Future Years T Q 2. . i W . . . i ' jx A i .--: is . HK -ff .fl ss: , J- 1. ze.. . Gerald Gaintner Mrs. Joan Hantla Miss Jan Fortsch English: Taught 3 years: B.A Swimming Coachp AB. B.A., lVI.S. Englishg Taught 2 yearsg Englishg Taught 4 yearsp ,AMW her IIIA class. STEVE Silver raised his hand knowledge of the ansvver, Mrs. calls on a more hesitant student N- 5 wwf W r at lf if if UK W FRESHMEN IN Mrs. FeIty's first hour advanced English class listen ly as she explains a homework assignment to them concerning drama as well as vvriting. I' 5 fri its 529: ' I at -:- 'L ., i T Q Q is M X +R 4 sag Q X 1 2 1., 'Q ... Y sax, e--- ., - 'sz s sg sms' X' ' i .- rf1E- S xx M rg Eng' T6 MV ' -Jloshier Mrs. Rose Nack Ii 9 years: Englishg Taught 4 yngrg senior English classes. WRITING COMPOSITIOIVS and working in the vocabulary workbooks to musr'c was one technique Mrs. Schilt used in her FACULTY 21

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:V Fine Arts Develop Creativity is vm,-f Mrs. Jeannette Yount Miss Nancy Blqemendaal U. Richard Mark Craftsp Taught 18 yearsp Dramap Art: Taught 1 year, Artg Taught 18 years, BA., lVI.A. Sponsors Thespian Societyg Sponsors Sophomore Classg B,S,E, B.S.E., lVI.S.E. . My 1 ff fa .4 T3 1 1 Z , 1 , , ,r,,,rr,, .. ,, , r,, Nagrenen A aught 3 ssors Sounds: Joseph Esile Chorusg Theater Artsg Or- chestrap Department Head: Taught 12 years, Sponsors TE-osplws, Voices, B S.E. A C TlVlTlES THA T develop students' creativity are found in the Fine Arts department. Appreciation of art and music is shared by many students. These classes are offered to provide for their desires to sing, act, play an instrument, march in the banof paint, dravv, and create things with their hands. Through classes such as Art, Crafts, Drama, Theater Arts, Banof Orchestra, and Chorus, students are able to enrich their lives and develop the correct techniques and basic principles in each area. MRS. YOUNT points out the methods of making pottery to parents vvho attended open house, which was held at the beginning of the year. .. Ac ,Q 5 1 MR. DEBS Valentine conducts the Saber- cat Band during first hour. Many times in the morning they can be found practicing. FACU LTY 23