Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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-Q-ws, H - ji Q 1 ek K 4 l 'L 11. N James Hazzard C-'lfvl Huerta - 0 Q38 QQ I 000 1. Q00 S E O00 LX 0 . 5 S'-1 Mel Huffaker Q8 0 fr, ' If .. cfs I' , .X f 3 34 . v all S w' Ed sm-1 Jimmie smith Jaan ran..- OQ 0 t 00 O Q0 QDQ GO Q30 1 The Business. . .Q he Business Education De- I rl - -ii, vi-. fi -ax r V 1 C ' in - SX -Robert Vielledent Janis Weaver if-ull A 'H' partment was very hehrful to most students in that it taught skills that one can use in future occupations. Such things as typ- ing and shorthand are necessary in most jobs and just basically good skills to know for everyday use. Record keeping and ac- counting are very hehaful in bal- ancing and keeping up with one 's financial situation. Ex- ploratory business, business communications and data pro- cessing were other courses that hehved prepare students for the business world. Auto, Drafting, Electronics, Graphic Arts, Photo, Printing, Welding and Woodworking were most of the courses one could take in the Industrial Depart- ment. These courses weren't just open to guys either. A lot of girls took interest in such classes. Some of these courses were divided up into more de- tailed courses such as mechani- cal drawing and architectural drawing. I. Mrs. Tolle helps Da vid Humphreys. 2. Mr. Daunheimer listens to suggestions. 3. Mrs. Huerta gives the camera a smile. 4. Mr. Arnold checks the attendance. 5. Mr. Hall answers some questions. INDUSTRIAL JBUSINESS

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LASTING SKILLS All photos by L. F' WHR O 0 Q O Q5 00 Q5 G2 Q5 CD8 Q38 C339 O , -, 1- 'E USN 2 .352 X Nz- Fran John Conf James Daunheimer Barbara Davenpor William Hall Harriet Handler FACULTY

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O O - QQ Q38 QQ During a Freshman. . . uring a freshman and sopho- more's year, a great deal of time is spent in Physical Education, Health and Drivers Ed. classes. The activities in P.E. offer a great vari- ety of entertaining and learning ex- periences. Through courses in bas- V . gi in . A D s -- A 5 N,,, 5,3 , g . A Alice Bishop Janet Boyd Q8 . O ,fr 43 I 1 l 7 'A' X4 V 7-.1-,M W f fb? ketball, badminton. tennis, aerobic dance, and others, students could learn all the aspects of their fa vor- ite sport or a new one. The gruesome movies in Drivers Ed. hehwed to shock the students into realizing the seriousness of driving and the emphatic teaching of Mr. McConneI helped to drive the point home. The heavy workload in Health was more than many students expected but it was worth it. They studied subjects from mental health to sex education. I. Mrs. Bishop instructs her class in the finer points of softball. 2. Encouraging her class during a workout is Miss Boyd. 3. Mr. Prickett looks on as softball class plays a game. n fn 7 ff ff f ,f 5, I , 1' lf' lt f gt, f sji ff ' X ,,1 J,,v.1a! M dy.. , K t,, as 1 ' Mi' V 4 . -,P 4' ' I . , ff f' . ' 1 V,-jlfl 7 ' O00 l FACUL TY 7' H kt ,X- ir: I C , f.. - , , ,pt ...fn Betty Johnson O CD9 f,f, I ,146 B l g .. , . 'X 'L F , Q. A 1 s Sf' - E ww? RX I E x I Margee Laakso Patricia Martin O Q38 G9 All photos by B. Sp encer 1 OOO W fl. I O90 CO0 1