Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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. . ,K v A T ' :.L.- Q S JE' 1 ' 'K G N A i f . Q73 V - 553-,gffqin - .A y 'AL , W., -rf . .1-9ifYa..., ra- -,:w,,.,--15.3.-ig: . ' ...4 f , -W nib Rm? -1 BONITA KENNEDY, English GAYLE JARVIS, Science ALICE JONES, Home Economics JOANNE JOHNSON, Girls P.E. JAMES JACOBSON, English FRED KESSLER, English THOMAS JOHNSON, Industrial Arts RICHARD KEMPER, Mathematics TROY KEMPER, Business THE LMA KEITH, Girls P.E. ORREN KESLER, Mathematics EDWARD KETCH UM, Social Studies if 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. -Ji. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. X R . ' :Jil I f AFA' W . 1 prise. Some Saturdays were,spent in clean-up, fix-up, and paint-up work around the famiIy's home. Explaining the situation in For- eign Languages is a difficult task. Along with sometime English teach- er Thoreen, Department head Pete Navarette and Ida'Sagarino have been at Maryvale since it's inception. X. 1. Lmw. lvY..., 85253 Ui Thoreen is not the only teacher in the department whose schedule has varied. This year, Mary Harthun not only teaches some English Class- es but also teaches one class of French at Alhambra. Robert Mc- Broom, also primarily an English teacher, teaches one class of Span- ish. George Emmons and Carrie Evans have regular schedules. Both

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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'

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RNA ' 'fx S K, q I it gt ,EAS ia.. . teach Spanish. Only two counselors ever saw the inside of Carl Hayden as a part of the faculty. They are Cliff Currier and Beatrice Bryon. Currier is the department head and best golfer of the group. The counselors tried to ,offer their services at night during the first semester this year. They open- iv W-.fl-w -M--1 I ..-.... .1 -L ,...,...... K 1. LEO KOIVISTO, Science 2. WARREN KESSINGER, Mathematics .LWAYNE KINDALL, English LANI REMENDER, English 4. SGT. KING, R.O.T.C. SGT. ROBBINS, R.O.T.C. 5. MIKE LANGE, Boys P.E. GI L TREJO, Boys P.E. 6. THOMAS MESSNER, Science 7. JOAN MacGILLlVRAY, Art 8. IRENE LONG, Home Economics 9. ROBERT McBROOM, English 10. MARILYN KING, Home Economics 11. DIANA LEE, Mathematics -L.. 2. MARY LYONS, Business 13. PATRECIA MIDDLETON, English t 'Y I . f l fi, Zi, Night sessions for counseling offered during first semester 1 he