Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Males Get Involved In Home Ee. Do you know how to bake an upside-down pineapple cake or change a baby's diaper? If you were living alone would you know how to survive? Well, the stu- dents in the Home Ec. department know all this and more. Some of the classes offered were Human Relations, Child Devel- opment, Foods, Clothes, Interior Design, Inde- pendent Living and HERO. These classes weren't just opened to girls. There were many males attending these courses. Mrs. Sara Sweeney, head of department, stated that, It's just as important for males to learn what females do. Independent Living was a course started about nine years ago especially for guys by the student body presi- dent, Denny Denem- pont. In 1972 it was called Bachelor Sur- vival. But because of discrimination laws it had to be opened to girls. Thus, the name was changed to Inde- pendent Living. 1. Mrs. Reidt answers her students' questions. 2. Ms. Robinson and her Independ- ent Livers, Rick Elton, Dave Iaco- ber, Mick Curtis, and Iim Nimtz, ose forth p e camera. 3. Mrs. Smith lectures to her class. vis YT Mrs. Beth Reidt Ms. Caren Robinson Child Devel. Indep. Living A Mrs. Margret Smith Mrs. Sara Sweeney Foods Dept. Head

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i Students Learn ew Language and Traditions Saguaro offers a variety of foreign language classes for the beginning through the advanced student in German, Spanish, and French. Stu- dents learn not only the language skills but also the lifestyles and traditions of the country. Learning a foreign language can open new doors in the business world at home and abroad. Mrs. Yblaida Briley Mrs. Lynda Hopkins Spanish French Mrs. Shirley Baker Spanish 6

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-up W 60 Mrs. Sue Cannata Mrs. Canice Kules Ms. Linda Peart Mfg, Annabelle Pgtgrggn .-as Ms. Sarita Southgate Ms. Ian Webb The Learning Center consisted of a group of teach ers who helped students with academic learning problems which could be dealt with by special indi- vidualized instruction. Other teachers were Mr. Rob ert Liebman and Mrs. Mary Lou Muccino. 2 1. Mrs. Ian Webb enjoys working with her students. Students listen attentively as Ms. Webb explains a story to them.