Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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QQ? , ,gVhVV Andronica Cass Maget English taught eight years BA MA Wanda Schxmmer En Moshier English taught eleven and one half years A.B. M.A. Joan Hantla-reading taught five years' B.A. reading specialist. Cheryl Messmer-English' taught one year' B.A. M.A. New English system presented fo senior class V yqg. gyrl . glishgi elugin eight TYCBISQ SB'.A. Peggy a . M . e 3 . Andronica Cass Maget Wanda Schimmer BELOW: Here Mrs. Hardy gives her English class various tips on composition. RIGHT: Mrs. Wanda Schimmer pleases her students with interesting English classes. gf Peggy Moshier Joan Hantla Cheryl Messmer LEFT' Mrs. Lynn Osborn works busily grading some of her many English papers. BELOW: In the library, Miss Feuer does some research work for one of her English classes. .-fi This year a new selective system for Senior English classes has been brought to Saguaro High. The Senior students have a choice of five different classes, which are Creative Writing, Mod- ern World Literature, Contempo- rary American Literature, Hu- manities, and Southwest Litera- ture. These classes seemed to go over quite well with the Senior students. There is a possibility of presenting these courses to the Juniors and maybe Sophomores in the next year. ENGLISH - 147

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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.

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Social Studies study present, post, future ka 9' il ti if i l L QQ M H. the .9 Mr is 5 Q K' Dx w ti We ABOVE: Mr. Charles Long uses one of many audioevisual aids in teaching his social studies course. BELOW: Mr. Fred Pratt sets a perfect example for his fellow teachers. That is that teaching not only aids knowledge, but also a smiling face helps for a better look at life. fu., gd? ft Louis Jean Fitch Frank P. Mowrey Dr. Fred Pratt Harry B. Ransom Gail Nelson Charles D. Long Marlin Spaw Lois Jean Fitch-American historyg sponsors Saber Society, Young Reps.g B.S. in Ed. Frank P. Mowrey-governmentg taught five yearsg sponsors Pol. Science Clubg B.A. Harry B. Rans0m-eco- nomicsg taught fifteen yearsg B.S., B.A. Gail Nelson-World history, world geography, taught seven yearsg sponsors Future Teachers, B.A. Charles D. L0ngfAmerican history, World geographyg taught eleven yearsg A. B. in Ed. M.A. LEFT' Mr. Mowrey spends extra time after class to catch up on current polit- ical issues in the latest Time Magazine. This year seniors in government also had extra reading, the first section in the paper each day. 148 - SOCIAL STUDIES 'S g si E .. , X i S sec .ii .H '99