Agua Fria Union High School - Wickiup Yearbook (Avondale, AZ)

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PAUL B ELL ln recent years, two men have been outstanding in their lead- ership of boys at Agua Fria. Their inspired guidance, thoughtful help, and enthusiastic encourage- ment have led many boys to bring honor and recognition to our school and its student body. These two men are Nlr. Paul Bell and Mr. Orin K. Fulton. Mr. Bell's influence extends over many, and each of those who have experienced his influ- ence have benefited by it. Though an agriculture teacher by profession, Mr. Bell's interests in helping boys learn to cultivate the resources of America's farm- land don't end there. He also sponsors the Agua Fria chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica, and from under his guidance have emerged such state officers as Ivan Hunt, state president, who graduated in 1962, and Len- ny Rhodes, state reporter, who is a senior this year. ln state FFA team competitions, his boys have won recognition, too. . . . TO HONOR THOSE WHO Mr. Bell is shown here work- ing with some of his students out behind the agriculture shop. His domain includes animal pens, the enormous ag building be- hind the arts and crafts building, and the area where the FFA boys grow their crops.