Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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SUN- 3' .. YL: f 0 1 9 QQ' '41 Q V 'cAfter a period leave only two spaces, not threef, says lVlrs. Jean Mann to one of her second year typing students. Typing is useful in high school and college and students who 'F' Ed Littleton Befly 'UQII161' Paul Thornburgh Angela Smith Allen PIUHIPS Donna Johnson Jean Malin Q Tiff . f .. , an-Q. ' 11 J ,,j-,fag . 1.3 - . t s r Qffa zrsgfiafliifsrr sir . 4 X V ,sw H My , Q Q Q .pf ,, kt -4 -Q I' J ik' 3 gig K ig? Nj ,,,,0,,. - , A - ' ....- 4-- ya, 1 i rl .Ak nm poignant 4 f -:t - Q ' . VF ... ' .3 3 ' -W s W ' , --ff t have taken it can easily type long term papers. All the duties of a secretary involve typing. Ed Littleton-typing, business machines, Dept. Head, taught nine years, sponsors baseball, football, B.S.Ed. Angela Smith-notehand, introduction to business, typing, taught one year, B.A. Donna johnson-shorthand, typing, introduction to businessg taught eleven years, sponsors Future Secretaries Association, B.A., lVl.A. Betty Turner-business, taught seven yearsg sponsors Junior Class, B.A., lVl.A. Mr. Paul Thornburgh-distributive education, business law and principles, taught eleven years, sponsors DECAg B.S., lVl.ED. Allen Phillips-introduction to business, business law and principles, taught one year, sponsors football, basketball, BA. Jean Nlarm-business educationg taught two years, sponsors Future Secretaries of America, BA. Saguaro's Business Department prepares students for the business World by offering such classes as Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, general business, bookkeeping, secretarial block, notehand, clerical block, business law and principles, and personal typing. Distributive education is also offered, thus giving students a chance to receive business experience. This is done by permitting seniors to work at a job during fifth and sixth periods. Saguaro High may be considered a lower rung in progressing toward a perfection of skills in industrial arts. Through this department, students develop specialized skills in woodworking, mechanical drawing, and electronics. ln. Mr. Paul Thornburgh reflects to his beginning business class the idea that business is the key to success in todayis society. His lecture goes on to say, No matter what vocation a person chooses, some area of business will be used. BUSINESS-173

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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.

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By taking courses now in Human Relations more students are aware of our social standards in the world. lVlrs. Hawker is lecturing her Human Relations class on our society against other societies. This year's enrollment increase over last years. Sara 0. Sweeney Lois Hawker Margaret Smith Shirley Tribby Sara 0. Sweeney-home economicsg taught ten yearsg B.S.J. Ed. Margaret Smith- beginning foods, beginning clothing, meal management, home fur- nishings, taught four years, sponsors Spirit of Saguaro, RA. Lois Hawker- human relations, Dept. Head, taught six yearsg M.S. Shirley A. Tribby-human relations, taught five years, B.A., M.A. Students Learn Arts of Future Homemaking This year the Home Economics Department provided ten Human Relations classes, the most offered at any Scottsdale High School. In this course, students learn about marriage, dating, personality, and child development. Two of the ten classes also tested a new book called Relationships. The Home Economics Department also had courses in foods, clothing, and home furnishings. For the girls who have gone through these beginning courses there are advanced clothing and meal management. There is one addition to the counseling staff this year, Robert Brown, who has served as a Latin instructor at Saguaro for three years. His primary role, like that of Saguaro's other six counselors, is to help the students understand themselves, solve their own problems, and assume the responsibility to make decisions regarding their studies, future goals, and personal relationships. Especially with regard to college applications, counselors were actively involved in guiding students by analyzing test scores and suggesting colleges. ,WwX Mn.,x K K Just one quick glance and Mrs. Margaret Smith is ready to give the day's lecture in Home Economics. This year Mrs. Smith taught advanced Home Economics, meal management, and home furnishings. 174-HOME ECONOMICS