Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Careful Hands Shape, Musicians Perform an fl. , . 'fh', J' , W l-5512 Lk-f'h ,' sf 'r-s , ..,..... ,. .. cj. , . 1545 7'giSg.i es, Joseph Esile Destry Rides Again was the first musical to be to make the sets and costumes, to make sure all the presented by the Fine Arts Department of Saguaro this props were available, and most of all, to perform. The year. In putting on the musical, students were needed above boys are rehearsing the Paradise Alley scene. Urho Mark THE BENEFITS are numerous to the students who are enrolled in at least one of the Fine Arts Classes. Fine Arts permits a student to take full advantage of any artistic talent he may have. Outside activities are often part of the Fine Arts program, and students take part in them eagerly. For instance, the Sabercat Band not only entertains at all football games but also participates in band festivals, the Parada del Sol, and gives concerts during the year. The vocal groups at Saguaro put on two musicals every year and also go to Donald McGrath Along with the performing arts such as drama and music, there festwals and gwe Concerts' A Christmas are the creative arts which consist of arts and crafts. The C0nC9Tt YV35 held this Year involving student above, enrolled in a crafts class, is making a ring. both the Instrumental and vocal groups. Joseph Esile - theater music, Dept. Head, sponsors Voices of Saguaro, B.S., M.A. Urho Mark - art, sponsors Art Club, B.S., M.S. Ed. Donald McGrath - art, crafts, sponsors Fresh- man Class, Photography Club, B.A. Sharon Turner - drama, Freshman English, A.A., B.A. Ed. Debs Valentine - varsity band, music, sponsors Sabercat Band, B.S., Nl.A. Kent Van Wagenen - music' sponsors Sounds of Saguaro BS Jeannette Yount crafts, If sponsors Humanity Club, Art Club, B.A., 'VLA- Sharon Turner Debs Valentine Kent Van Wagenen Jeannette Yount 168 - FINE ARTS

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Social Studies Aim For Better Citizens Besides learning about other countries, World Geography classes study the globe and learn how to use it. Mr. Marlin Spaw demonstrates the correct usage of longitude and latitude lines. IN SOCIAL studies one can gain an insight into the world and its people. This year, being an election year, added to the interest of many social ----- studies classes. Geography, now a required course, looked at people and their lands. The over-all objective of American History, and World His- tory, was to help the students become active and involved citizens. Contemporary World Affairs studied the philosophy of politics, and American Government gave the students a better under- standing of our government. Economics studied economic systems. 65 Frank Mowrey Gail Nelson DOI1 Paluch Henry Ransom Marlin Spaw Frank Mowrey - government, American History, sponsors Political Science Club, B.A. Gail Nelson - World Geog- raphy, World History, sponsors Future Teachers, Junior Class, Fellowship Council, B.A. Don Paluch - American Government, sponsors Key Club, B.S., M.A. Fred Pratt - American History, Dept. Head, B.S., M.S., M.A. Henry Ramsom - economics, sponsors Senior Class, B.S., B.A., M.Ed. Marlin Spaw - World Geography, sponsors Varsity Football, M.A. Renny Willis - American History, B.A., Ed. Mr. Henry Ransom takes roll, one of the many duties of teachers. This year absent slips were replaced by IBM cards. K

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time iw xii? Up, up and away! Climbing ropes is a lot of fun and at the same time Tom Snyder and Dick Roberts build their muscles. Raw hands often resulted when the P.E. classes climbed ropes. at an fb .21 X -1 ..f. - I ' K ' l ' E 'f ... ', . W ' . P, ' X . ' - - st ai r I E-TH -. 's .- L fs- 15 t .. site - . Lf . V I ,SQ it 1 ' tg . ' ., L42 ' s. , X . . .S as F. ! . mdk I Q Q Sf 1 . .g,,.ci . -55 a Links-l rf a 5. st.. Physical education can be a rough class at times, and a guy can work up a big thirst, especially during the hottest months of school. Steve Drane refreshes himself at the drinking fountain at the end of class. Many Sports Offered ln Phys. Ed. Classes Jerry Bicknell Wesley Bowers Sinah Goode Lynette Gray William Hegarty Robert Keller George LeSatz Charlene Toohey BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL, track, volleyball and various exercises are among the basic programs set up for the physical education classes at Saguaro. Required for at least one year, physical education is designed not only to develop physically fit bodies, but also alert minds. It teaches students the basic rules of the various sports, in- creases coordination, and stresses sportsmanship. A short course in health education is also included. Jerry Bicknell - physical education, sponsors boys' gymnastics, Sophomore Class, B.A. Wesley Bowers - physical education, A.B.S., B.A.S. Sinah Goode - physical education, sponsors Pom Pon, Cheerleaders, girls' gymna- stics,B.A. Lynette Gray - physical education, sponsors girls' tennis, B.S. William Hegarty - safety education, sponsors Senior Class, A.B. Robert Keller - physical education, sponsors Lettermans' Club, B.A. George LeSatz - phys- ical education, Dept. Head, sponsors Audio- Visual Club, A.B., M.A. Charlene Toohey - physical education, B.A., lVl.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 169 t