Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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X. is If Si Ill ae: IE, ,Q - i I teachers: Merlyn Fredman, Phyllis Hruza, Richard Kemper, Orren Kes- Ier, Warren Kessinger, and Hiram Snodgrass, made the transition a little easier for their students. Through the years they and others who have joined them have in- creased the math offerings to in- clude computer math, calculus, and, this year, under the tutelage of Charlene Hicks, special programs for the slower mathematics learner. The Science Department is the second in the hierarchy of seniority with head Leo Koivisto and five teachers, Charles Gilbert, Frank Gelleland, John Strickland, Murray Walker, and Ross Watson. BARR BISHOP, English JUDY BOGDANOV, English OLGA BICE, Business DON BICKNELL, Counseling WENDY BLAIR, GirI's P.E. BETTY BRAIG, Art JERRY BOWMAN, Business MARY BONDON, Business VICTORIA BROWN, English MARVIN BOYE R, Social Studies LULA BROOKS,Science GEORGE BROWN, English

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K swf, f .1 lx A 5 tiny. . ff? .. .'7 sl 32 teachers moke transfer from CHHS to Maryvale WILLIAM AARNI, Counseling THOMAS ARMAND, English KENNETH ASHLEY, Social Studies CHARLES BANKS, Business MARVIN ALLEN,Science GLENARD BEYELER, Social Studies RITA ALLAN, Home Economics RAYMA BEAL, Girl's P.E. NESTORE BARTHOLOMEW, Business ELIZABETH BAUGHN, Librarian DOROTHY BENDER, Science JERRY ANDERSON, Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. .E- 7. 8. .94 10. 11. 12. The Maryvale faculty is a con- genial group of veteran teachers and rookies. Of the 180 or so members of the faculty this year, 32 are char- ter members, having moved from Carl Hayden when this school opened. The Math Department leads all others in this category. Department Head George Stanley and six other

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Ni 4 2 mst'- v ff. ww . . if its , -A U V me-sifaz: li - If , 1 'f,A f 4 X N K- V f i i 4, Q vgilii, .N , ' l if L Q- I ll ,ff - 5 l ,,, OUINDANELL BRIMS, Nurse 1 DUANE CHARLESWORTH, Business 2. BEATRICE BYRON, Counseling 3 DAVID CARPENTER, Boy's P.E. 4 NOREEN CLAYTON, English 5. DON CLOUSE, Art 6. CLlFFCURRIER,CounseIing 7 IRA CONNER,Audio Visual 8 MELBA CONSTABLE, English 9. DAN CAIN, Social Studies 10 ROBERT CONNOLLY, Music 11 SUE CHRISTENSEN, English 12 Watson and Strickland joined with relative newcomers Douglas Tomlinson and Tom Messner this year for a four-man specialized team teaching effort as each man taught nine weeks of the specific field he knows best. The English Department has undergone drastic revision in its curriculum this year. Such exotic courses as BIBLE as LITERATURE MASS NIEDIA, and SCIENCE FIC- TION joined the more traditional English courses. lt's inimitable leader, George Brown, brought four regular Teachers: Edna Davis, Ele- nore Nloberley, Paul Rea, Theodore Woods and an itenerant tutor who I