Arcadia High School - Olympian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Jht . . TU Expressisti sj1 M.oks Inner §el THE ALLIED ARTS Department was led by Mr. John Hall. This department taught a wide vari- ety of subjects including band, chorus, drama, art and speech training. The Industrial Arts Department, headed by Mr Joe Nix, taught widely diversified skills such as woodworking, drafting, leatherwork and other manual crafts. MR. JOHN R. HAIL . . . Head of Allied Arts Department . . . drama, speech training ... 9 years teach- ing . . . sponsored Senior Class . . . Figures. MRS. MARGARET BURRELL . . . arts and crafts ... 5 years teaching . . . sponsored Senior Class, Art Club. MR. JOE NIX . . . woodworking, drafting ... 3 years teaching . . . sponsored Sophomore Class . . . building, fishing, sports. MR. REGINALD BROOKS . . . band, chorus ... 3 years teaching . . . sponsored Band Lettermens Club . . . hunting. MR. JAMES MULLER . . . drafting, crafts ... 2 years teaching . . . electronics. Mr. Nix demonstrates a power saw to Woodworking I stu- dents Doug McCollam, Jim Evans, Roger Wollheim, Murphy Medecke, Eldred Stamm, Gene Reid and Lester Butler. The new power tools were used by advanced woodworking students. Sharin Smith, Steve Sutter, Ross Ficcara, Don Aden, Leroy Gaintner and Bill Hart work industriously over their drawing boards in mechanical drawing. This subject required great precision and exactness.

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kiigk §clu5®t provides youth. wttJi experiences ut skaruuj, , leanung THE OPPORTUNITY to develop both aca- demically and socially is offered to high school students in many different forms, some of them being school work, class activ- ities, and club activities. Enthusiastic to get into the swing of high school life, the freshmen had a very out- standing year, exemplifying terrific school spirit and class spirit as well. The freshmen also participated actively in sports, their football team having a season record of 8-1-1. The sophomore class, with a full year of experience behind them, were active in many ways. One of their main projects of the year was having a party for the fresh- men. They were also involved in several clubs, in sports, and in scholastic attainment. The main interest of the junior class was preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. Al- though this big event was their major proj- ect, the juniors also participated in clubs and student government. The culmination of all high school activ- ities came with the senior year. Although the class of '60 participated in many ways, their main concern was graduation. Several months were spent in preparation for this all-important day. After four priceless years of studying, participating, sharing, and learning the seniors were finally presented with their diplomas. Those in the graduating class of 1960 left Arcadia High prepared to enter their chosen fields or to continue their growth educationally.