Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Students honor Henry Wick Henry Wick, director, was presented a lithograph of himself and the twins, and a speech of appreciation was given for all that he has done throughout forty of Judson's fifty years. Shelly Pfeider authored and delivered the speech that so aptly expressed the beliefs of and love for Henry Wick. Who is this man? Whose joys and sorrows, whose dreams have become a language spoken by others, given to them by a rare man who often had to stand alone. Who is this man who has turned his wants, his dreams, his knowledge to his and others' needs, whose pro- jections have offered deeper vision to us all. Who is this man whose thought is so commanding. No one violates his ideas when he journeys to his land of visions, where even now, other travellers are almost unknown. Who is this man who sees all of Judson as a home and yet even as he stands silently watching, he himself is playing the major part. Will anyone ever answer who is Henry Wick? We are here to show our happiness to Mr. Wick for being the person he is.

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5 I . I Salutatorian Robert Stevenson Robert Stevenson was born September 23, 1960 in Peru, South America. Robert has received the Most Valuable Staffer' and ASU Medallion of Merit awards. He has travelled around the world and enjoys it tremendously. Robert now lives in Paradise Valley, Arizona, and enjoys horses and motorcycles. He has been elected to National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. He is also Editor ofthe Cougar. Valedictorian Polly Hardy Polly Hardy was born in San Jose, California, and is now living in Yosemite, California. She has attended Judson for two years. Polly has been elected to Faculty Honors and Na- tional Honor Society. She was Judson's Rodeo Queen in 1977. Horses and Rodeo are only two of her many interests. Polly plans to go to college in California with an unde- cided major.