Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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ff: s s L Q vi . WM, hier G I F TTS-fH G0'm'9V V MRS. GORMLEY makes good use of class time by drilling her Hman' Taught 11 Yam' rem ' aught 3 years' second year French students in dialogue. Pictures helped illustrate Mrs. Josephine Dewitt Sponsors German Clubp BA. Sponsors French Club: BA FOREIGN LANGUAGES offered at Saguaro open the doors to many countries' customs, people, history, and language. The four most commonly used languages are offered: French, German, Latin, and Spanish. The basics in grammar, speaking, and vocabulary are taught for each of the lan- guages. Literature and augmented knowledge are taught in third and fourth year classes. The language laboratory is fully equipped with modern equipment to improve the pronunciation and diction of the student in his study of the language. All classes have access to the laboratory at assigned times. 1 ,AE Y ,oatie Jrills her Spanish class in sentence structure Nm ran wrrents were give ' chances individually to ' di 'W ' ' QTSSQN fgmsf A , , :gt should novv be smart enough Hamm X rl rms. Baker is disgusted as one of Y - . .ark durfng tuesfion 3flflf317SVVE ':5i '5l'CJl' Q Qs.. 1 the story being told. jf! I Mrs. Lola Mackey Spanishg Department Headg Taught 13 years: Sponsors Student Council: AB., NIA. Mrs. Darleen Powell Spanishg Taught 2 years: BA., lVI.A. ept as I ' . piagaget, 5 uf ff re Zi

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FQ fa. 1, Mrs. Shirley Baker Spanishg Taught 7 yearsg Spanishp Taught 1 yearg Sponsors Spanish Clubp BA. B.A. 1 I bien, mercf . languages: Gateway To The World fi Richard C. Brown Mrs. Carmel Butterfly if Latinp Taught 7 years: Frenchp Taught 3 yearsp it Sponsors Latin Clubp NIA. Sponsors AFSQ B.S.E., lVI,A. 2 A z Q :V WJ mmf, er ff! ? imma ef 52 gempe,-rCum x' F, J Superbiagy ' ' 'V Q W M., MVS- Yolaida Bfilev HBONJOUR IVIADAMOISELLE Comment vas-tu ? asks Mrs. Butter- fly as she dictates to her French I class. They repeat after her, Tres If a grr.r 5 4 . vv,. , 1 'fr P rr y T! MRSDEVVITT turns up the volume on ff of a Gef.. 'Q-y,17 f . , , .., -, ,, -- .. ., . A 'rz' as the class hstens and eats tn . lines, 'he gf -V 11 H' gf, , I A ..,, L in perfectjng fanguagig, Q , l A J f . an ar. COLORFUL BULLETIN br' T e.x4nla.fv the many basic tenses or Sag' af .f High School rhaz s 'vo' 2 21152735 ' 4 7,6 V . f....... fr ,r fr A , rrrs , . ,,.rf l '

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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