Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Advanced Math Scholars Measure 'Kiss' Advanced Algebra 3 6 4 presents many perplexing problems. Miss Hruza helps Bob Voigt solve a baffling problem involving tangents and cosines. Steve Smith concentrates on the mysteries oi mathematical induction in the senior math class. IOSHUA BURSH CHARLES CLUBINE MERLYN FREDMAN we . 1 , ts? f ,L Y-V WW. - 1-.cw f x .5549 PHYLLIS HRUZA RICHARD KEMPER ORREN KESLER WARREN KESSINGER How do you measure the volume of a candy kiss? questions an ex- asperated Advanced Senior Math student as he seeks the answer to this and many more such perplexing problems. In the advanced senior class, no repetition of the previous years of studies was experienced. Instead the students were immedi- ately introduced to such terms as Boolean Algebra, implicit functions, and definite integrals. This accel- erated senior study is the climax to a proposed four-year course which is usually initiated in the freshman year with general math or algebra. Geometry, third-year algebra, and trigonometry are the remaining courses offered to test the wits of the aspiring MHS mathematicians. HIRAM SNODGRASS I-'INXS STAFFORD GEORGE STANLEY BARBARA STANTZ HARMON UNKRICH ROBERT YOUNG 24 Dep't Head

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PJ. Before beginning the actual modern dance session, Miss Connie Crumb leads her PE class in limbering exercises. PE Students Build Muscles, Character Realizing that a healthy body and an educated mind are of equal im- portance, the MHS Physical Edu- cation Department seeks to obtain desirable c h a r a c t e r, personality and inter-personal relationships through a varied program of physi- cal activity. In PE each student is acquainted with the fundamentals behind the individual and team sports, with skills being developed through daily exercise and participation. Advanced PE is offered to those students who excel in the various activities or who participate in pom, cheer, football, basketball, Wrestl- ing or other team competitions. Through these associations and competitions, the students develop teamwork and sportsmanship. if E ' N-4 4 I-. 1 DAVID CARPENTER MACEL PALMER Mike Terry is helped back to the bench by Coach Pilch and Abe Gui terrez after receiving an injury. K 4' 7 2 'tv if, ., lWAsi F2?R,W DOROTHY CLAYTON CONNIE CRUMB .17 I , V A ,f ,,,-, fi, HAROLD IACKSON RICHARD PILCH NORMA PRICE Dep't Head GERALD WAUGH Dep't Head