Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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,uw Three of the most important administrative officials in the counseling office are Mr. Mueller, Mrs. Greenwold, and Mr. Randel. With the guidance of these three experts, many students have planned for jobs and their future careers. Mrs. Berk and Mr. Brown, Qabovej, two of Saguarols counselors were especially skilled in giving student information about scholarships and college admissions. Sharing this vital task were Mrs. Waits and Mr. Pantera who spent many an hour working with troubled or questioning students and answering as many questions as possible. 1 ,Q med 'sf taut 'K 'ix ix Richard Brown Rosemary Greenwold Frederick Mueller Anthony Pantera Charles Randel Mary Lee Waits 'wtf' Faye Burk COUNSELORS

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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

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My LIBRARIANS-Cleft to rightj Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cressler, Mrs. Hinshaw, Mrs. Youngs Z L . sg it 1, if f. '1 3 1 ,,., ,4 f:,L Q, ff in-z w,T,:gm , 7-,az , .A 'Q BOOKSTORE-Mr. McHugh, manager BOOKSTORE-Mrs. Hinton, assistant 176-CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL