Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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SHS bookstore opens and closes year Carol Nienaber, a worker in the bookstore, jigures out some bookkeeping. . This is just one of the many jobs that has to be done to keep the bookstore running in good order. Jeannette Smith Betty Cressler Jeanette Smith Y Librariang taught thirteen yearsg sponsors Amateur Radio Societyg B. S., M. A. Betty Cressler - Librariang taught nine and one half yearsg B. A., B. S. Here library assistants, Mrs. Youngs and Mrs. Hinshaw share one of the ' many interesting books in the library. This year, Mrs. Smith is in charge of an excellent Instructional Materials Center for the use of Saguaro High students and class use. Books, audio-visual materials, reference materials and the Elms make up the equipment for this center. Mrs. Cressler operates the library along with Mrs. Youngs and Mrs. Hinshaw, who help keep procedures running smoo thly, The bookstore is not only a necessity but is a help to students for various reasons. The bookstore is not only for selling supplies but is also used for money managements in certain Saguaro organizations. Mr. McHugh, managerg and his assistant Mrs. Hinton help keep the bookstore in perfect running order. .2 1-gf - ., fglffJ4'f :.aE A ,QU S' x Mr. McHugh, Bookstore Manager CLASSIFIED PERSONAL - 141

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Business furihers progress for the future Huw' W it ABOVE: Mrs. Angela Smith explains various techniques of typing to one of her classes. Typing students face many problems in class each day which Mrs. Smith can solve for them. BELOW: At the beginning of class each day, Mrs. Donna Johnson takes roll to End out who is absent. This procedure is followed by a summation of plans for that class.Her classes include shorthand and typing which are both very benehcial to many studen ts. The Business courses at Saguaro this year, as in the past, prepare future businessmen and women by offering such courses as general business, bookkeeping, secretarial block, clerical block, notehand, business law and principles, Typing 1 and II, personal typing, and Shorthand Iancl II. Another course presented to students is Distributive education. This course offers Senior students a chance to work at a job during fifth and sixth periods. This on the job training prepares them for the future. Ed Littleton - typingg Dept. Headg taught ten yearsg sponsors football, baseballg B.S. Ed. Donna Johnson - shorthand, typingg taught eleven yearsg sponsors Future Secretaries of Americag B.S., M.S. Paul Thornburgh -Distributive education,marketingg taught twelve yearsg sponsors DECAQ B.S., M. Ed. Betty Turner - businessg taught eight yearsg sponsors Junior Classg B.S., M.A. Jay Phillips - introduction to business, business lawg taught two yearsg B.A. Jean Mann - business educationg taught four yearsg sponsors Future Secretaries of Americag B.A., M.A. Angela .,. , fs - f .J . , Gi M-x.-a.,Ww M , ' iifflf - ., . . A '- QQ Li. - V .... , ' S fs arf ' 2:51, ,. R 'f ' - if Jay Phillips 140 - BUSINESS Smith - businessg taught two yearsg sponsors Pom and Cheer ClubgB.A. Donna Johnson Ed Littleton Angela Smith 'IGH 'WB' Betty Turner Paul Thornburgh Jean Mann

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J -' AV ' T 1 ,Qt W 1 sit in ,I Q I Yolaida Briley Robin A. Ruffo Amaya McEwen Dale Hilton Shirley Baker Gabriel 0. Ormonde 142 - FOREIGN LANGUAGE Madame Scott teaches her class a French song, 'Tn the Moonlightf To do this, she writes the words on the board and has the wsemw. ,. K, sw RIGHT: Having the job of department head has given Mrs. Briley, Spanish teacher, much extra work and responsi- bility. BELOW: Miss Ruffo drills her Spanish class. 'Q E 1:-3 Students discover new culture through toreign languages I Ms, sctc students memorize them by erasing them little by little. Y XXQM