Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Kathy Merrett and Aileen Brandon teach two children in the Child Development course how to use a telephone. The children in the play school are brothers or sisters ot Maryvale students. Home Economies Studie Offer Diverse Activitie Homemaking is a major activity of peoples of all lands. The role of the homemaker is vital to the building of strong homes and a strong nation. Besides clothing selection, foods and nutrition, many other areas are part of the home economics curric- 26 ulum. Human relations teaches MHS students all aspects of lite and how to be a mature adult. Child De- velopment teaches methods ot rear- ing children. Home Management and Interior Decorating are other homemaking scopes in which study and instruction are available. Diane Hudacelc and Cindy Lundberg learn .. the basic ' - fundamentals of f, -- cooking while preparing a dish. IW' V ',k ri. cf RITA ALLAN --. X4 6' ' Lynn Faullcinbury helps Coleen Demet add the finishing touches to her coat by pinning the hem. ln advanced homemalcing, girls expand their ideas by adding new styles to basic designs. 191 sf. 5 N' Ib.. l PATRICIA AMES LILLIAN HANSON J, W5 I 1 if 'iff ,f ' U I V 1 x ' ' Q 'f . MM, JW rt W t .ir'.. 1, ,,...,.- ' f X M f f L at . IRENE LONG JANE MARTY MADELINE MINCHIN IOAN THOMPSON 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

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Do- othing Congress Meets Ken Reissiq helps his American History group review important points of the preceding lecture. Southwest History students, David Gustafson the classroom's bulletin board. and Harold Auble, observe Two Weeks Such questions as legalized lot- tery and Women's draft for non- cornbatant duty were considered by Mr. Richards' mock Congress. Out of the nearly 200 bills intro- duced by his second and fifth hour Government classes, only five were made law. Correct methods of taking notes and writing research papers are the primary objectives of th e n e W Southwest history course. Providing an interesting course of study, Southwest explores the forming of this part of our country. Besides the courses, Maryvale offers World History and Geography, Economics, American History, Civics and Inter- national Relations which considers the United States and her position in the world today. fm., gf it Ky M 4, ' - V,.....f?' A ,J I. 1 'i ,,,, A Qi' fl ! - 4' fzyg ,.,, S' gt E921 at D I KENNETH ASHLEY GLENARD BEYELER MARVIN BOYER its fm -D , , A t 'Yu , ,A -, wi 'N 1' 2,3 I I We 1 it 3 5 M .,,, I fV'- iii? L.- 1 , A 1 1 M 'tl DONALD CLINE IOHN GENTILI DON GOODWIN LARRY HUNT CAROL KIOSEPF IAMES MOTTERSHAW Dep't Head A , H ,,., CQ . Q '- ,tr I we , -A I ' ,r.r' f i. t t ri I PAUL MUNGO PHILIP RICHARDS HAROLD RICHARDSON ALFRED RITTER MARVIN SORDAHL KENNETH STITES 27