Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Mrs. Elizabeth Stapleton aids an English IV student in finding information for his research paper. lt was a requirement for senior English that each student write a Patricia Mowery Daniel Hill Joan Hantla Shari Forbes 'NN Patricia Mowery-Englishg taught two yearsg B.A. Daniel Hill-speechg taught one yearg sponsors Speech Club,SACg BA. Ioan Hantla-readingg taught five yearsg sponsors Junior Classg B.A., M.A. Shari Forbes-journalismg taught four yearsg sponsors Quill and Scrollg A.B.. M.A. research paper on a personally chosen topic. The use of the library was granted to classes for finding information. main ABOVE: Mrs. Wilhelmina Batchelder explains the basis of her ading system to an inquiring English student. RIGHT: Mrs. Marilyn Eiclgislberg lectures to her junior nglish class about one of the many early American authors. ENGLISH - 161

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on ws M 1 2. . E Kathleen Sheridan Rose Nack Jaye Sarapata Jan Fortsch Karen Hardy Peggy Moshjer Kathleen Sheridan-English, German, taught six years, sponsors Sophomore Class, Saber Society, and German Club, B.S. Ed., M.A. Ed., Rose Nack-English, taught seven years, B.S. Jaye Sarapata4English, taught three years, sponsors Sophomore Class, BA. J an Fortsch-English, taught six years, sponsors Chess Club, and the Freshman Class, BA. Karen Hardy-English, taught one year, sponsors Freshman Class, B.A. Peggy MoshierfEnglish, taught eleven years, sponsors Freshman Class, A.B. Saguaro's English Department does not only consist of the basic English class. Classes in speech, journalism, and developmental reading are also included. Supplementing the regular speech course is a special class in advanced speech, which enables interested students to compete in out-of-school contests. Developmental reading aids a student in faster reading ability and comprehension. This year a half-semester reading improvement course was offered for the freshmen. The course in journalism is divided in two main parts: newspaper and yearbook. The newspaper staff puts out the SABERCAT, while the yearbook staff publishes the SENTINEL. 160 - ENGLISH Advanced Speech Students it Take Part in Many Contests Here an English class takes a break fiom the normal routine and Watches a film about Greek Art. Many classes, and not only English, took time out to see and do educational or entertaining activities. A few of these included films, slides, dramatic plays, records, and skits. Class, you must read these poems more than once to get the full meaningf, instructs Mrs. Mary Hunt as her junior English class listens. Many poems and short stories were studied by the junior English classes.

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1. it Li., Languages Promote World Understanding What the world needs is understanding. It is hoped that through foreign languages, students will learn the communication necessary to obtain a cross-cultural understanding. Spanish, German, French, Latin, and Russian are the languages offered at Saguaro With Spanish and French being the most popular. Craig Yort, an advanced German student, asks Mrs. Sara Hargrove to look over and correct the autobiography he has written in German.