Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Mr. Ed Littleton profusely tries to state his point while his students stentoriously study their typewriters. Donna Johnson Larry Reader Mr. Jay Philips lectured to his first hour ac- counting class. He taught business education as well as accounting. Business 143

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usiness ping Beneficial to College Bound Junior Jamie Stecher demonstrates her terrific typing skill as she vigorously attempts to attain an A. l42 Business Freshman Claudette Martens strove for success and perfection fno Liquid Paper herel on her timed writings. -K Riu'-M This was Mr. Smith's first year as department head. He taught typing, business, and Cooperative Office Education. I really love teaching. I sincerely believe that any student going to college should take at least afullyear oftyping, said Mr. Jerry Smith, the Business department chairperson. He has been teaching for thir- teen years and this was the first as depart- ment head. I was chosen as department head more because no one else wanted it than because ofany other reasons. Mr. Smith has start- ed many new programs here at Saguaro, among them, the INVEST Program. INVEST was an insurance simulation than was as real as we can make it with out using money. This program has proved to be a great success at school. Mr. Smith, his wife, and his two children were all involved in school. His children both went to school while his wife taught Teaching is a nice advantage because we. all are in and out of school at the same. time, commented Mr. Smith.

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L ringos Makes Amigo by Kelley Hancock i , V ,, Q Z1. -- 5 x . , ,, .. : J g 'K Los Gringos. front row: Troy Anderson, Kathy Lynch, Kim Meek, John Cuerva. 2nd row: Mitch Murdock, Craig Lewandowski, Joan McAnnich, Brent Thorely, Sabrina Diaza, Lisa Schrossberg, Darren Fernwalt, Mrs. Joy Figuerola fsponsorj, Lisa Gragg, Karen Faulkner Cpresidentl, Georgina Tavera, Michelle Los Gringos was the Spanish club here at Saguaro. Los gring0s means people who werenlt born with Spanish blood. Most of the 64 members were not Spanish but they still enjoyed the culture. The goal of Los Gringos was to get stu- dents together in a common atmosphere and become amigos. They had many social and educational gatherings to promote the idea. When Mrs. Joy Figuerola, sponsor of Los Gringos and Spanish teacher for 25 years, was asked what word best describes Los Gringos, she said, A1egria! Fun! The officers of Los Gringos were: Presi- dent: Karen Faulkner, Vice President: Chris Bandouberisg Secretary: Stacie Shurtz, Treasurer: Joan TaFoya and Ser- geant-at-Arms: Tom Cohen. Making more goodies for a Los Gringos party is Presi- dent, senior Joan TaFoya. PHOTO BY ULLERICH Rhee, Jim Furgill, Lissa Staples, Nancy Bandis, Ka- ren Gardiner, Jean McAnnich, Angela Skilzls, Jeffrey Segalbaum. 3rd row: Susan Lynch, Jennifer Story, Tiffany Smith, Jim Mobley, Gina Rascon, Mary Hop- pins, George Heddy, Kathy Lyne, LeAnne Meley, Caught getting some munchies is Senior PHOTO BY ULLERICH Cindy Bartram, Tom Cohen Csergea 5 3 Lisa Risser. t-at-armsi, n Steve Johnson, Walter Ries, Adam Winkleman. 4th row: Tom Racine, Chris Joy, Eric Selig Eric Samuels, Dick Gee, Chuck Pshaeri BY ULLERICH a. back row: ch. PHOTO