Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Directors Run the Show Finishing his second year at Saguaro, Mr. Robert Hendricks improved the school in many ways. One of his main projects was build- ing the oudoor locker compounds so that the student lockers were more accessable. He said the locker project was long overdue. The old locker area in the 300 building will be a new math resource center as well as four new math classrooms. The other space in the 100 building is used for the English department and learning center. The school also changed academi- cally. An example of this was the Ari- zona Cup Award that the school received in honor of our 1979 seniors. The award was given by the University of Arizona to the one high school in the state which claimed a group of 30 or more students that achieved the highest scholarship during their first year at the university. This year Saguaro was represented by 49 graduates in the freshmen class. Their combined grade average was 2.751. The top six Saguaro students averaged 3.4. QHHPXHQ ' ,,,, ,MWF

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rn'- , 17? f 1. Mr. Robert Hendricks expresses his pride in the improvements he has seen at Saguaro during his first two years as principal 2. Mr. Hendrick's secretary, Mrs. Pauline Ruff, always has time for a smile and a pleasant hello. 3. Mr. William Iohnson, assistant principal of educational services enjoys one of the few peaceful moments of the day 4. Mr. Robert Hendricks and Mrs. Pauline Ruff review some memos to be mailed out. 5. Mr. Edward Biszantz, assistant principal of student services is busy at his desk. 6. Mr. Iohnson, a Scottsdale police officer and Mr Biszantz provide cam pus security during lunch. 7. Mrs. Dorothy Fackler serves as Mr. Iohnson's secretary in the busy educational services office. 8. Mrs. Ioan McGoldrick keeps up with the work in the student services office. Y?

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Gffice Staff Keep Saguaro Qrganized 1 Throughout the year, the office staff was always busy handling the multitude of paper work that came with their job. Excusing absences, handing out passes, and helping students with problems were just a few of the things the office staff had to do to keep the school running smoothly and efficiently. 1. Ms. Sandy Nossek busies herself with filling out an office form. 2. Receptionist Phyllis Fagen takes a break to give the camera a nice smile. 3. Mrs. Ioan Coyle talks to a parent on the phone while Mrs. Dorothy Fackler thumbs through a stu- dent file. 4. Mrs. Coyle searches for a file she needs on a certain student. 5. Drawing a card from a filing box is Ms. Iulianne Kuszynski. 'im