Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES h Mr. Johnson directs supporting staffs l TOP LEFT: Engineer Mr. Riester checks water pressure meters in his office in the engine room. l FAR LEFT: Mr. Lindflott, the night watch man. ,checks insidethe Administration building at 6:00 p.m. to see that everything is in order. 70 ADMINISTRATION to it in iii 'ii so fl 151 S ssss is 'I ffff:-- -i .,:.ff S 7 ' ' E . ,. .. - if . ' 5-3-ffz fm . 117.5 ,-i. 1 ..--air. -f , .::. -sg, E- M g f f MQ 1 1s -eeel eeis 3 - is -- e X A E esiirif P f l , '.ii g 2.5 V ' i 5- ' 1.k , Qing Q ui.: Lki' ' If , Q ' I 'S S 7 I ki W fi Q - L Q H., Very few students realized that be- neath Sahuaro's campus lies a maze of tunnels and engineering equipment, combining the engine room to all parts of the campus. Mr. Irvin Riester, the Engineer said, l make about two trips a day to check all equipment. The custodians played an important role in the beauty of our school cam- pus. They were present at.social func- tions to clean' before and after the function took place. During the year the bookstore was re- sponsible for taking care of student body funds, student supplies, receiv- l ing all things coming in and out of S l huaro, mail, and requisitions. T With schoolvandalismas a major pro lem for most school districts, S huaro employed Mr. Arden Lindflott af the night watchman to check the build ings and grounds of Sahuaro. The women in the kitchen preparei the food for the lunch program only a Sahuaro this year. They no longer weri the main kitchen for some of the othe schools in this area. Mr. Loyal Hart, the office machine re pairman, kept the schools equipmen in good working condition. I l l i

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I hope each individual student makes the effort to become involved in some area of school, to be an integral part of Sahuaro, said Miss Jane Stratman, Dean of Girls. Miss Stratman was also one of the sponsors for Girls' League, along with her other duties which in- cluded supervision of school affairs, preparation of the school calendar, and scheduling and supervising perform- ing arts functions. She spent most of her time dealing with unauthorized ab- sences, but thought, ...over the majority of our students are trying to make an enriching experience out of their high school program. Mr. Bill Ismay, Dean of Boys, comment- ed, l feel going to activities is most enjoyable-you get a chance to work positively with kids. He also pub- lished the faculty supervisors, and coordinated supervisory efforts with Miss Stratman. Mr. Ismay worked hard to maintain a wholesome atmosphere on the campus, and believed. lt is only a small percentage of students that are unco-operative at times. Mrs. Florence Stedman, the nurse at Sahuaro, tryed to stress informaIity in the Nurse's Office. A good sense of humor is your best ally, she said. She worked very closely with the deans, helping out with problems that did not directly concern the nurse. ADMINISTRATION 69

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fi ' Ti! I Z I I I if 1 --kg T E' - l TOP CENTER: Mr. Robert jorquez works in the Photo Lab on a hot Saturday I afternoon. IMIDDLE CENTER: Custodians: Back ow: Ed Pain, Dan Verdusco, Manny Quiquis, Trienes l Schweertman. Joe Lopez, Phil Soto. Front Row: Nick Garica, Walter Wolley, Fred Hansen, Art Garcia, Louis 7 Gamez. imma: 'V ,,,g r if ff X, I 'Ca-M ,, I a is . ? , ,,-, .E ,I i ' : ,, g ' 5 'EA' 1 ,, 5 5 , 5, , ws-gig' 1 ' -' :S 1231- 3 l CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Booten, Mrs. Campos, Mrs. Centeno, and Mrs. Couchenour start making sandwiches in the kitchen for the lunch program at 8:30 a.m. l TOP RIGHT: Mr. Poling, and Mrs. Kisinger help students in the bookstore with supplies and books. l FAR RIGHT: Mr. Hart, office machine repairman. repairs a typewriter in top 300 building. ADMINISTRATION 71 I 5 I 5