Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Students Learn Business Skills The students at Saguaro are well prepared to function in the business world. With the help of many excellent teachers, stu- dents learned the skills of typing, shorthand, use of office machines, accounting and mar- keting. With all those skills it makes it possible for students to lead a successful career in the world of business. .V xx 'tie R . x :- 1. Kim Achtzehn figures out her margins. 2. Mr. Larry Reader gives some helpful advice. 3. Ellen Fry works on her computer assignment. 4. No, no, Kathy, you just had to type the first two lines, not the whole page! K . 4 Top left to bottom right: Mrs. Donna johnson, Typingg Mr. Ed Littleton, Typing, Mr. Iay Phillips, Business: Mr. Larry Reader, Business: Mrs. Betty Turner, Typing: Mr. Ierry Smith, Business.

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Computers Aid Math Classes 7 , Mr. Walter Hgffmgn Mr. Thomas Hopkins Mrs. Barbra Meadows Analysis Analysis Geometry 1. Mr. Paloni explains the problem on the board. 2. Iunior, Scott Fowler gets a better understanding of his assignment from Helpful Hoffman. 3. Ms. Swanson gives a short lecture. 4. Mr. Vemich practices teaching math to his invisible student. 5. Mr. Stephenson checks an assignment for student. l N E- 11' Q r..:- H t ,M ,. . Mr, Elsig Paloni Miss Eileen Samfilippo Algebra Algebra Mr. joe Stephenson Mr- George Vemich Geometry Algebra The improvements in the Math depart- ment seem unending. Mr. Walter Hoff- man, the department head, talked most enthusiastically about the common dry copier which made better copies than a ditto machine. Mr. Elden Cozort, analysis and algebra teacher, taught a new course in computer programing. Computers play a very important part in life, said Mr. Cozort. He also remarked that the department had two mini computers and hoped for two more computer programing classes. This class taught students to write and run their own computer programs.

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9' m PE Dept. Gains New Sport 1 . ,. X ' f '- fs. 1'1' 5 'L i::Ai-. IIVA I '77 .. i ' M T 5 l if T -gs-1 'K fmt, -.5 w: , ...T i A .. 2 Left top to lower right: Mr. Ierry Bicknell, Mrs. Lynette Gray, Mr. Billy Rex Iohnson, Mr. Robert Keller, Mr. George LeSatz, Mrs. Charlene Too- hey, Mr. Norman Witham. Iumping jacks and running the mile were not the only excercises physical education students did this year. The stu- dents learned a new game called Flickerball. The object of the game was to pass a foot- ball down a field and throw it into a net which was guarded. This year all students were required, as a district policy, to wear uniforms. Another new program, called the HPEOPEL programf, was designed to handle stu- dents' special needs in physi- cal education. The 1980 freshmen had another surprise. Team teach- ing gave them the opportunity to choose different activities. I think it got us through the title nine program, said Mr. George LeSatz, department head. The title nine program required co-ed PE classes. 1. Flickerball was the new sport of the fresh- man PE class. 2. Mrs. Gray pitches the ball to a student.