Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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N. Lauteret +8 Mrs. Bishop makes all of her P.E. classes fun for learning. As a teacher of Driverfs Education, Mr. McConnell teaches STUP, LUCK, LISTE Students learn to be aware in classes When one entered the driver's education class for the first time he thought that the class would scare him out of driving and especially out of cruising. Well, he was partially right. The tactic used was to scare you enough that you would become aware when you drove. But some of those movies did scare you in to being a safe driver for about the first ten minutes after getting in your car. After being in driver's ed. for awhile one learned a lot 160 FACULTY of the danger signs and knew how to react to them, so one would not get hit. Health class was one of those courses that everyone loved to make fun of because one can really embarrass people. No matter how much fun it was to poke fun at, health was a great course for basic understanding of how one should look and feel and how one could look their best, without losing or gaining too much weight. safety first Physical education brought all the things students learned in health into a regular program. The PE. department was of high quality, and there was something for everyone. If a student's thing was tennis or racquetball, he could have taken them. Of course, Sahuaro still offered basic PE, courses like volleyball, gymnastics, and dance. So no matter how enthusiastic you were, there was something for every student.

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it-,Last i i- i i -- ' 1 7 ' . Essie Eisenfeld practices her shorthand skills. M. Holck Words can be made from one ending as Mrs. Davenport sho UT IUST TYPING. . . Business education offers students office world When students heard the words - business education, the first things that came to mind was probably shorthand and typin . Altftou h typing and shorthand were the most common business classes and had many students in them, other business courses were offered. Such courses included accounting, recordkeeping, exploratory business, data processing, business management, and business communications among several others. 162 FACULTY Accounting offered students the know how of preparing financial reports and also covered the theory and practice of keeping business accounts. Recordkeeping offered the basics of keeping records of everyday business transactions which included check-writing procedures, keeping expense records, and preparing simple budgets. Exploratory business gave students an opportunity to explore their interests in accounting, shorthand, selling, business machines, careers, data- processing, etc. . . Data processing courses offered a variety of all unit equipment which included the keypunch, sorter, accounting machine, flowcharting and pro ramming. Tie business communications class was where students learne how to write personal as well as business letters, along with learnin telephone techniques while the business management class offered students the ability to learn modern management methods in businesses of all sizes.