Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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-36 M i ,Q, . ,- I K 'ju if - 74 ',.ff. x Mrs. Barbara Broderick-awaits the spook with a smile. The students in her English class are taught to appreciate good literature. Gerry Gaintner Olive Busby Jim Vance Marilyn Eickelberg Shari Forbes Barbara Broderick Gerry Gaintner-Englishg taught five yearsg sponsors swimming team, Junior Classg B. A. Olive Busby-Englishg taught five yearsg B. A. Jim Vance-Englishg taught nine yearsg B. A. Ed. Marilyn Eickelberg-Englishg taught nine yearsg sponsors Junior Classg B. A. Shari Forbes-journalismg taught five yearsg sponsors Newspaper, Yearbook, Quill and Scrollg A.B., M. A. Barbara Broderickelinglishg Contemporary American Literatureg taught seven yearsg sponsors National Honor Societyg A.B., M. A. Behind the production of the yearbook is Miss Shari Forbes. With her students she spends many long hours meeting deadlines so that the students and faculty can have their yearbook by the end of the school year. The English department now has a wide range of topics from which to help students choose in its program this year. These classes consist of speech, developmental reading, journalism, and beginning yearbook. These are basically all recommended courses to take in high school to help a student toward future years of college or in everyday usage after high school. This year journalism and beginning yearbook were counted as regular English credits because of a new procedure for this year's curriculum. The students in this English class spend many hours studying and gaining valuable knowledge. The atmosphere of this classroom is represented by the pictures on the bulletin board in the back for the students ' in terest. ENGLISH - 145

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English mosi essential in every phase of life Patricia Mowery Karen Hardy Jaye Sarapata Linda Phillips Mary Hewett Mary Hunt - Q - K A some smsnrcx Ol , . 2 me hindi Z WILLIE!!! FAULKHER 1 T Aimanmmwimmim f I .. , 535 Aho -Amencan Literarure ,H 3 se ,pf ,4!5 ' au The English department head, Mrs. Mary Hewett, shows her contentment with the progress of the English department and its new elective system. This system has been presented in Saguaro just this year. 144 - ENGLISH '15 as A deg XP r 2 'K if as X Q .ri ffiifig ?:si-'iii' K ,ig gg i t ii sw Mrs. Elizabeth Stapleton 's clothes set the mood for her English sessions. Her Indian beads that she wears help her students realize what the Southwest was like. Patricia Mowery -Englishg taught three yearsg B. A. Karen Hardy -Englishg taught two yearsg sponsors Freshman Class: B. A. Jaye Sarapata -Englishg taught four yearsg B, A. Linda Phillips -Englishg taught eighteen yearsg B. A., M. A. Mary Hewett -Englishg Dept. Headg taught sixteen yearsg B.A., M.A. Mary Hunt - Eng1ishgHumanitiesg taught three yearsg sponsors Senior Classg B.A. Mrs. Mary Hunt gives another interesting lecture to her Contemporary American Literature class. This is one of the electives the seniors have to choose from. ' fegiimlg nemesis! eg asf, lvsifibw sg eim-.ss Q. W x. s ig? .. . SE gk

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in-'mm-W gqmmmmuuqw e V --'-' i -'-1A2-W'Q-:' .f - .5,...,iV,, .:,. . , E .. ' wr-M . W f i.f f:- K K ' M W,,.w m,.tfsJq7rs-w x' Y W QQ s - f-M ., if-was if x A , ' . L KZ - - 'WL' N - Mrs. Andronica Maget organizes her English IIIB class plans for the following day. Teachers have planning 5 periods one hour per day to do extra work. ' N Here Mrs. Olive Busby? face reflects pleasure in a well-written theme. This is Mrs. Linda Phillips listens intently to one of the many questions which she is presented with daily by her students. one of the many types of assignmen ts her students are responsible for completing. seii lt.st..e I ,i 1 f li sf .3 -aff W :1.,sagss5e2.mf 2 Elizabeth Stapleton G. E. Bergfalk Margaret Feuer 5 ft. gli Slim .... , if- ,fggiz as-AES .sq .. ME- es Paul Guiden Rose Nack Lynn Osborn 146 - ENGLISH 5 ia. A .,i' i. cg A .,V. K K 3... 4 ' . r X E s-5 sg 1 lil ,One of the many phases of mythology is the lecture Mrs. Patricia Mowery presents to her class. Mythology is one of the topics discussed in the Sophomore English classes. Elizabeth Stapleton-Englishg taught four yearsg sponsors Senior Classg B. A. G. E. Bergfalk-English, Russiang taught three yearsg sponsors Russian Clubg B. A. Margaret Feuer-Englishg taught one yearg B. A., M. A. Paul Guiden-speechg taught seventeen yearsg sponsors Speech Clubg B.A., M.S., N. D. E. A. Rose Nack-Englishg taught eight yearsg B. S., M. A. Lynn Osborn-Englishg taught five yearsg B, A., M. A.