Ajo High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Ajo, AZ)

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IQ Mark Holmes 21 Larry Fry Woodshop Autoshop!WeIdlng Drafting I 6!Basrc Electricity 31 Michael Erickson !5 The popularity of t ment at AHS is high. years. Both boys and girls ience in the field of woodshop, autoshop. and drafting under the guidance of Mr. Holmes, Mr. Fry, and Mr. Erickson. As each student produces another project, they are well on the way to a worthwhile career in an excellent area of work. IDXINDUSTRIAL ARTS he Industrial Arts depart- and has been for many gain highly valued exper- V x I DU TRIAL ARTS

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1 E ,Ae N ci ff--, AN SCIENC I Marvin Silva life Science, Earth Science John Hickman Life Science, Biology. Physical Science Daisy Farmer Chemistry. Physical Science. Physics The Science department of AHS is taught by Mr. Silva, Mr. Hickman, and Mrs. Farm- er. To build interest in Science, Mrs. Farmer believes that activities are a valuable aid. A trip to the Palo Verde Nuclear Plant for the Physics class is planned, which will show ' science, in it's actual terms. The study of science, although much work. will be valuable to the Ajo student as they encounter the new scientific age. fi Y

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FI E RTS fn v fx! 1 . -sr '.., 'if ik El- '-cis M , All HPR'- U 5 , 7 '1 4 .Sf The Fine Arts department is taught by Mrs. Cameron and Mr. Reinagle a new teacher to AHS The students are encouraged to use their cre- ativity in the assignments they are given, and many works of a high standard are produced. Art is an improtant release for the talents of many gifted students, and it is a field where no bounds are set on imagination and originality. ' x I. Damon Reinagle Plastic, Art l-2 FINE ARTSH23 4 3 .