Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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t A .- 'va MWMWWW ,,W,, 2 ,,, We 'f ,www ...Me THE FRESHMAN girls' P.E. class tests their prowess on SOCCER lS one of the many active sports Freshmen the basketball Courts. This was Only 0176 Of the many participate in. This hand contact sport is one of the many activities the girls had to choose from. activities that help develop hand and eye co-ordination. Miss Sinah Goode Physical Education: Taught 2 years: Sponsors Pom Pon Line, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders: B.A. George Le Satz Physical Educationg Depart- ment Headp Taught 'IO yearsg Sponsors Audio Visual Clubg A.B., lVl.A. Robert Keller Physical Education: Taught 2 yearsg Varsity Football and Varsity Wrestling Coachg B.A. T5 MAKE THA T basketl Miss Goode 's sixth hour upperclass girls get in a game of basketball. One year of physical education is required of all girls. FACULTY 35

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Employees Supply Valuable Services View g V 5 , V g it ' he i T' Y , ,,,. me W. W 'ai V. .W ' 3 1 I fax ,.,,,, V, rf, .. 'VZ K , ,Z J i .. 4 we H - . V t 8 1 A 41 . A 5 2 Q . A . 1 , l- 1 -W , f , , , ,.....y ,,,,., ,,, . . is i S 2 , V, I , , J 5 r,,,. Q5 I . 2 , . . ,p,p , , , We ,l,p, lppl , lill , . ,t ,CV M-M 'W ' MW ' , A . . A CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES: Bottom Row fl to rj Mary Donibrowski, Jean Moses, Bernice Harvey, Phyllis Denton, Peal Story, Dee Field, Kate Bazzill. Row 2: Evelyn Grewe, Jody Coghill, Lucille DeRobertis, Joanne Sanders, Arleta Kitts, Maw Bisesi, Helen Graves, Ethal Beavers, Jean Hodges. Row 3: Bernard Cody, Kay Russell, Sadie Caswell, Verna Brown, Cora Vanderploeg, manager, Barbara Greer, Marilyn Thornburgh, Wanda Browder, Irene Briden- baker, Brix Rindler, Mildred Cundy. 261 , -1 L, : ' fgrmraaer 1, MAlNTENANCE,' ' 'tor' ' ff' to r L-zaghes, G. N. Spalt, James Trapani, Norma Simpson. 70,0 ROW Nicr' i Gu fI3k9S, M. L. Moore. .rv r'w'ouf's preparing food for our lunches which we . ' at noon they must come early in the morning the evening fo ,ou av' H ' fha .cess food. J A .f,. ,, ,. , .af - A 2 .afar s u' fsf ' f f -'fer' f ' ,r ,gif AB' W TQQW Wir? Wife: rr THE CAFETERIA staff is responsible for the careful preparation of nutritious meals. They strive to make the meals attractive look- ing and delicious tasting. Due to prudent planning of production the meals are sold at a reasonable cost. A total of 28 em- plo yees is needed to cook, bake, and serve the food to more than 2,400 stu- dents daily. THE MAIN- TENANCE men help prepare for all school ac- tivities, and to keep the school and its grounds clean and in good condi- tion. They must clean the floors, and restrooms daily, along with garden- ing and repairs.