Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Business Ieods in cooperotive iob-education study progroms LEWIS FINE LL, Music RICHARD FLANDERS, Social Studies JACQUELINE FREY, Home Economics MERLYN FREDMAN, Mathematics DON GOODWIN, Social Studies VAE GEILER, Business FRANK GI LLE LAND, Science EARL GOODMAN, English FRANK FRITZ, Counseling HARRIET FRIRES, Business CHARLES GI LBE RT, Science 1 2 3 4. 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 JAM ES GANNON , Social Studies 12 I ef., Hp I -I' the Business Department. Saban has headed the growth in this area through the traditional typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping to on-the-job training programs such as Cooperative Office Education and Distributive Education. Denison, this year, taught a course in conjunction with the English curriculum called Business L, his : , f' I It ,. Qi., - ' l,

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3 nr- ' ee -Taj f4z'w' .K ai' v . . 1 . x V1 .1 ' ll Y I iff split her time between the English and Foreign Language Department: Dorann Thoreen. In addition to the regular courses, an expanded reading program was instrumental in bringing Tom Visco Maureen Clayton, and returnee Bonita Kennedy to Maryvale. Bill Saban, Vae Geiler and Gay- nelle Denison made the switch in I MARGARET DANA, Home Economics EDNA DAVIS, English DIANA DAUTEN, Business BERNEIL DRAKE, Counseling RUTH DICKERSON, Home Economics JACK ECHOLS, English MARY EARL, Librarian CHARLOTTE EDGAR, Music GAYNELLE DENISON, Business GEORGE EMMONS, Foreign Language ZOE DODD, Home Economics CARRIE EVANS, Foreign Language I, 6' l English offers exotic courses in new elective, selective plcin

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1 iw, ,f cg..i'-1f,,22Z Mldfiidli .s. English. jo ith Don Goodwin and Jerry Three teachers now in the Social Hefm i ek YO teach IBVQB QVOUPS in Studies Department were members of that original faculty, although one, Richard Flanders, came over as band director. He now teaches world geography. Department Head James Motter- shaw and Paul Mungo are the other long-time teachers. Mottershaw the auditorium when the space situation was critical earlier in the year. ln order to learn more about Minority Peoples, John Russell's class of the same name joined with his Key Club in its project in im- proving the lives of a family in Sur- JOHN GENTI Ll, Social Studies ANN HATHAWAY, Health ALLEN HALL, Health BE RNEICE GUNN, Home Economics ALLEN HONIG, Counseling AL HASBACH, Counseling ROBERT MARTIN, Counseling CHAR LENE HICKS, Mathematics MARY HARTHUN, Foreign Language PHYLLIS HRUZA, Mathematics GERALD HICKS, English ELEANOR HELMSTADTER, Home Economics JE RALD HERMANEK, Social Studies DANITZA HUNT, Business ' unc, f .1 1 3 . N ' s 'V , , 'fin' V , tru A , 1 i' -, gli 1. ft. 1 ,- -. -' 'I . . , ., . ,ix , H1 . . ' wifi .X -1 ' t f'v'