Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Fitness Primary Goal of Physical Education 2 -'- -sl tx .- 12: 5 .J A..- AX ,GSX .. - ,w,,f ABOVE: P.E. students keep their eyes on the ball to see if it goes over the net. PHYSICAL education offers a stren- uous schedule of courses for phys- ical fitness. The Physical Education Department participates in the President's Physical Fitness Program. A series of seven tests are given and students who score 50 !0 or better are presented with the National Youth Award. I l .. E ,swam K rf. l- My 9 v-I 1 'Y-dl BELOW: Leroy Birdsong pins Delvin Pierson in wrestling practice. Mr. Daniel Arredondo, Dept. Head, Boys' Phys. Ed., Varsity Wrestling Coach, Mr. Don Baniewicz, Boys' Phys. Ed., Varsity and Baseball Coach, Mr. Mert Norenberg, Boys' Phys. Ed., Miss Regna Breneman, Dept. Head, Girls' Phys. Ed., Girls' Tennis Coach, Mrs. Nancy Funari, Girls' Phys. Ed., Badminton and Archery Coach, Mrs. Loie Harris, Girls' Phys. Ed., Pom- Cheer Coach. Boys in P. E. perfect their basketball skills. xslt ACADEMICS 29

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l ROW 1: Mr. Bill Wallace, Art, Department Head, Mr. james Boykin, Art, Art Club sponsor. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Hurley, Art Student Government sponsor, Mrs. Alma Stanley, Art. Music and Art Departments Encourage Creative Endeavors Brad Kissee, Mike Finn, Cecelia Moreno, andjaniceMathews prepareforaconcert. 28 ACADEMICS Mr. Hurley and a student recruit clean a silk screen after use in a graphics class. GRAPHICS and sculpture are new courses offered in the Art Depart- ment. They are one semester classes which familiarize students with processed art. Advertising design is being planned for next year. It will be a commercial design class related to graphics art and will utilize skills acquired in graphics. Striving to enhance the imagina- tion and creativity of students, the Music Department offers courses ranging from beginning choir and band to Concert Choir and Band, and orchestra. Concerts were given at various grade schools by the Band and choirs. Mr. lerome Shaffer, Department Head, Chorus, Concert Choir, Orchestra, Mr. Robert Burke, Beginning, Intermediate, Concert Band.

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CAFETERIA STAFF ROW 1: A. Eide, M. Cullen, D. McQuistan, H. Edwards, D. Curran. ROW 2: 1. Walker, E. Roeschen, hagen, H. Schunn, I. Colinell, V. Reeves, M. Rasky, C. Whateley, R. Bailey, R. Co- Face Lift Improves Efficiency of Cafeteria MRS. Mary Cullen, supervisor of the fourteen member cafeteria staff, keeps busy planning and preparing nourishing lunches for this year's record number of students. The staff also prepares lunches and snacks for teachers and other faculty members. The cafeteria got a face-lift this year when the teachers cafeteria and the dish drop changed positions This gave both areas more room to function in, thus making it easier to give better service to both groups. 30 ACADEMICS Ea 5 V 2 3 . Cafeteria workers prepare to serve students during a busy lunch hour.