Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Mrs. Hawker answers a student's question in Human Relations. This class deals with dating, marriage, and family problems. New building constructed for 5 1 X,As , ,S One of the most useful skills learned in home economics is learning to make one is own clothes. Here, Mrs. Sweeney helps a student sew a skirt. Home Economics Home Economics used to mean sewing a dress and baking a pan of biscuits, Today, however, it expands into human relations and bachelor survival, which is a new course that teaches senior boys cooking, nutrition, and consumer buying. Industrial Arts has also changed, New courses like power mechanics are now offered. However, the knowledge gained from these departments is still as helpful. Finding a job and maintaining a home becomes easier with the skills one gains in the courses of these departments. 6 251 Q 1 'Ig' , 3? ,K .,,, O af an' E. , i, B, 5 Ww- Margaret Smith Sara 0. Sweeney Lois Hawkerflrluman Relations, Dept. Head, taught six yearsg B.A., M.S. Margaret Smith-Bachelor Survival, foods, clothingg taught six years, B.A., M.S. Sara 0. Sweeney-home economicsg taught twelve years, B.S. Shirley A. Tribby-Human Relations, Home Fur- nishings, taught six yearsg B.A., M.A. Lois Hawker Shirley A. Tribby Most kids don 't like vegetables, but they can be good as Mrs. Smith explains by using a vegetable chart as an aid in teaching nutrition. Most home ec. classes cover this subject. HOME ECONOMICS - 155

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Demonstration imporfoni porf of lndusfriol Aris l , , - fr X1 ' mrs 1 ig:.: 1 lZ gy, ctctc V L e c ,si r 5 Mr. Cady demonstrates the use of the lathe, bowls, lamps, walkings etc., to one of his an instrument which is used to make wooden many woodworking classes. Mr. Forsythe's students watch intently as he shows them how to copy a blueprint in mechanical drawing. V , Arthur Wissinger , Not Pictured Jack B. Forsythe .IQ :V-7,. Mike Cady Robert L. Johnston Mike Cady-woodworkingg Dept. Headg taught thirteen yeursg sponsors J.V, footballg BA., M,A. Arthur Wissinger- electronics, metalsg taught twenty yearsg sponsors Ama- teur Radio Societyg B.S. Jack B. Forsythe -mechanical drawingg woodworkingg taught twenty-five yeursg B,A. Robert L. Johnston -power mechanics, Woodworkingg taught three yearsg B.S. -3... N...-nd Besides teaching woodworking as he is shown above, Mr. Johnston teaches power mechanics which is a new course in the study of motors. During the year, a new building was constructed to house the equipment for the class. 154 -INDUSTRIAL ARTS

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l, . . kk . +V 1 .75 M 4iiWWW,f George W. LeSatz Robert H. Keller Jerry L. Bicknell Wes Bowers Dave Ellsworth Charlene Toohey Lynette Gray Carol Newman Health course added George W. LeSatz- physical educationg Dept. Headg taught - thirteen yearsg B.A., M.A.g Robert H. Keller- physical education, administrative assistant, taught five yearsg sponsors Mat Maidsg B.A., M.A.g Jerry L. Bicknell- physical educationg taught six yearsg sponsors Mat Maids, Boys Gymnasticsg B.A.g Wes Bowers-physical educationg taught twenty yearsg B.A.g William E. Hegarty- driver educationg taught twenty-one yearsg sponsors Teen Demsg B.A.g Ronald Vick- driver educationg taught eight yearsg sponsors Junior football, J.V. Wrestlingg B.S.E.g Billy Rex Johnson- health educationg taught fourteen yearsg sponsors tennisg B.A., M.A.g Dave Ellsworth- health educationg taught two yearsg sponsors Intramural Programg B.A.g Charlene Toohey- physical educationg taught fifteen yearsg sponsors volleyballg B.A., M.A.g Lynette Gray- physical educationg taught six yearsg sponsors tennisg M.S.: Carol Newman- physical educationg taught one yearg sponsors Girls Gymnasticsg B.A. sea, M lk, S A ' 15aa'Qa?ail William E. Hegarty Ronald Vick Billy Rex Johnson ifilifilfgfiisiffff' f :f?52f'5 :.?,iY.:- wr. fm-yfzgxqgqgfg . A ,mi misss :ffm we 1 -. at . :ewt . , - 5 ii in . l . ififsq.-3,ggfgfeN3z,ggwi,., fewer gzip Qfy.-:iff .tr u '- .,,. ..,, , ttfffzzz- - me-fi in-1'1f11v:,f .f . , f I :Lfi-'isiffiifiifflisffsisw'fgzfe - e -I . 5 ' 'k'i ' sm. iQIS,1S'Yf' f ir ' K 1 it ffz,f,vzf2.s2fsffvt. is -- Egg? ' 'fi 1 w , r'f4ffa P 1- -as ' , - i ' Hi: aiffilaf:-'fsgsh 53- Q f , . - . fv'fS'1J - iii ft,,Ei5?1z- ii, ' ' rel' '12 f l?ef'1H I if: 1His:w.:4 .. sv i -'L' I . 1 - me 5 . .,., , 4,-.f,.' - . gil, ligase 'sm 2. e:Hii1flf'1E::-K lg-l1'.ig,,gf-ziix - ' t ' , jg vaf fi , iii - 5E'Sf3f27?1Q-milf .fu evil- , it 'rf 1 - k 'W ' if my I , ,W .,,r .,., p H a t .V ' , W . .sf- i f .A A , 5, rv J ,iQpuss1'jQ H , ,s., , . V, . .lll , ..s,. , , . . M aaa, Mm, .H-t,a ,i, . 555 ' .i lu - 4 alfa! ps 453122,Qvg55w,5fggg,'1352-iihg'f'f,gj'f:.fz,gfggggfqni L -gf, I -f ff..--W M15 l 1. . . f K ff ' s fi ' . 5 ,,., ,, , , tw, , ..,. k 5 -515 . . . ' .f - , - Y'7ii.E1g?'fI.941i4,W..,.,,.,,, J agar, 'Y sf . . ,,.r . ' fi. I H - - . ' . --i' ' . 2 . 'fx' -- 1.,geWaz?m-:ey i, .- , :ff -fzimiiga 1-. . tm f. X ' ' ffif'ggpf':-isfif, '--' K 'lui -f 7.3.1 zwzffzgvfif egiitffrmf-I ft t if me ' 1 E ' -V A- he , 1 'sf gfifil za.. MW 5 M ,Q P M.. . MQ we ,6 a gc Q. 5 'ix Y , 5 Q f or K My tis? xxfsa 12. SE A J s It seems P.E. teachers ABOVE: Mr. LeSatz waits for a boy to run his laps. BELOW: Mr. Keller waits fora boy to find his lock. are always waiting. I N 'W-:A --fa-......1,. .. f -My Q . 1 ie aww suefwa. we in , ,H ., Y Alf, p f, fum rw: Mr. Hegarty operates the control panel for the driving simulator, which turns on a jilrn to simulate road conditions, so that the students can practice driving.