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

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HE LTH-P.E. l Y gzlf The Physical Education department at Ajo High is actively run by Mrs. Cameron and Mr. Forgia. During the year, the P.E. class do various activities like swimming. softball, badminton and archery that give the students the opportunity to experience sports they may never had the chance to do. M! i ff:-f +5 fr ai ,usd- af Health is a course that teaches the young people of Ajo the fundamentals about their minds and bodies. Many things are taken for granted about ourselves, but Mr. Nogales' class certainly clears the air for a lot of stu- dents. He explains many topics ranging from acne to alcohol, all of which are vital to the growth of a teenager. I.Jose Nogales Health. Spanish is l28fHEATH-P.E. ',', MM' 'K , 0 I ,.!' QKJM4 fl'4' V V , , s . V -Q I i ,ov ff' ' N .,,,,v- V ,fw V

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. l f 5 i , fA L , v ' 1 . ..... -T i i M-'-- ' , , ii -. ein- . sa V l ,1 'II' 5 ' S ' ...g.....4. seams? 'V 66 Q 2 so oo -ff ww A 0 emi! at! e mms- V Q G e'-J Q aic s in Ag A Ill 5 W 2 5 ,, Mm, 55' , f ,, , K g .J 'H -f . K Y Maya YW . e ,,, ' ,sw Mr. Dunlap has taught Ajo High students the importance of careful driving for several years. Due to his frank approach to teach- ing. he has reached hundreds of kids and has helped many get out of awkward driv- ing situations. The community owes debt to this fine teacher, and we can only hope he remains to guide students for years to come. Dklk-!ER' ED. DRlVER'S EDJ I 29 8 4 .-