Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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2 s i l ,, Freshmen from one of Mr. Jerry Bicknell's Physical Education against each other, and used their P.E. period for the challenging classes tensely await the starting of a practice basketball game. matches. During the remaining course of the year, skills in tennis c'Reach for it now! The coach encourages two players as he tosses and SOCCCI' improved. the ball for the jump. The boys split into teams, each competing Wes Bowers- hysical education, tau ht nineteen ears, BA. Robert L. !VeisryBBX:egsiclmeu galragielggwggggey Keller- physigal education, taught fora years, sponsdirs Matmaids, Football, Robe,-tL,Ke11e, Rnonaldl-1. Vick Lynette Gray Wrestling, B.A. jerry Lee Bicknell-physical education, taught six years, 4-R sponsors Matmaids, Gymnastics, BA. George W. LeSatz-physical education, Dept. Head, taught twelve years, sponsors Weight Club, A.B., M.A. Carol Newman-physical education, taught one year, sponsors PomPon, Cheer, Girls' Gymnastics Club, B.A. Charlene Toohey- physical education, taught thirteen yearsg sponsors Girl's Athletic Association, Girls' Golf Team, B.A., NA. Lynette Gray-physical education, taught five years, sponsors Girls' Tennis Team, B.S. Ronald L. Vick-safety education, tau ht seven years, sponsors Football, Wrestling, B.S. W. E. Hegarty-safety education, taught twenty years, sponsors Teen Democrats, Sophomore Class, B.S. Mrs. Lynette Gra watches as the girls in her BE. class demonstrate their volleyball skills. Glirls physical education also included folk singing, tennis, baseball, badminton, ping-pong, basketball, soccer, and field hockey. -.wxmxh Rx PHYSICAL EDUCATION-171

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ia' :'One must train himself.to work in all stages of the theatref, comments Mr. Esile to his Theatre Arts Class. This year Theatre Arts is aiding in production of plays. Joseph Esile Jeanette Yount John Forsythe Urho Marks Debs Valentine Sharon 'Iurner Durward Morsch Donald McGrath Donald McGrath-art, taught three yearsg sponsors Photo Club, A.A., B.A., Debs Valentine-music taught twenty-one yearsg sponsors Orchestra, Sounds of Saguaro, B.S., M.A. Urho Marks-artg taught twenty years, sponsors Freshmen Classg B.S., Nl. Jeanette Yormt-art, craftsg taught sixteen yearsg B.A., lVl.A. Sharon Tl.u'ner- drama, advanced dramag taught six yearsg sponsors Oral Interpretation in Speech Contests and Playsg A.A., B.A. John Forsythe-mechanical drawing, craftsg taught twenty-five yearsg sponsors Senior Class, A.B. Joseph Esile-music, theatre, Dept. Head, taught fifteen yearsg sponsors Voices of Saguaro, B.S., lVl.A. I. Durward Nlorsch- music, taught thirty-one years, sponsors Varsity, Prep, and Dance Band, Freshmen Chorusg BM., B.lVl.E., lVl.A. Fine Arts Sounds Off with Sound of Music' Having a student develop his creativity is the goal of the Fine Arts Department. Under the direction of our Fine Arts staff, students learn to express themselves in drama, orchestra, art, crafts, and chorus. Besides working on traditional functions throughout the year such as festivals, plays, and concerts they have also added music theory to this year's curriculum. Saguaro's physical education strives toward giving students a good physical fitness program. Through these classes, students are taught games and activities Which will be helpful in body development and can be used in later years for spare time activities. To graduate, all students must have at least one credit in physical education at Saguaro High School. 170-FINE ARTS Q-f .. .--it r 'ir 5 I T ' . up . we :EI - . fx In directing an orchestra, each conductor uses his own techniques to perform the music. Mr. Debs Valentine demonstrates this trait hy practicing With the orchestra during class for the Fine Arts December production of the 6'Sound of Music .

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SHS Helps Students to Develop Industrial Skills and Talents 1,4-' Mike Cady Quentin Johnson John Forsythe Arthur Wissinger Mr. Mike Cady instructs one of his woodworking students on the operation of a radio-arm saw, as he cuts the board at a forty-five degree angle. This saw is a quick means of cutting wood at any angle. It can also make circular cuts. Mike Cady-woodworkingg Dept. Headg taught twelve yearsg sponsors footballg B.A., M.A. Quentin Johnson-drafting, woodworkin Q taught twenty-six yearsg BA., ME. John Forsytheemechanical drawing, crafts, taught twenty-five yearsg sponsors Senior Classg AB. Arthur Wissingereelectricity, electronics, draftingg taught twenty yearsg sponsors Amateur Radio Societyg B.S. 3. ff 1 5...-.QI 'gBut lVlr. Wissinger Iam not scribbling, this is my draftingf' say Russ Searing. Drafting is the representation of buildings and machinery by conventionalized drawings. Electronics is the branch of applied sciences dealing with the development of electrical circuits. This student quickly glances over his electronics book before an exam.