Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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J MOTU -rua l , Conner checks AV equipment, schedules for MHS feochers ELIZABETH MEINEKE, Art GWENDOLYN MOORE, English HERBERT MlTTON, Boys P.E. JAMES MOTTERSHAW, Social Studies PAUL MUNGO, Social Studies ELENORE MOBER LY, English INA MAE MILLER, Library JOHN MURPHY, Science JOHNNY NUNEZ, Boys P.E. RALPH NEIGHBORS, Boys P.E. PETE NAVARETTE, Foreign Language WALTER OGOREK, Mathematics 1 2 3 JL. 5 6 7 8 9 10. 11 12 ed the office to students and parents on Wednesday evenings. The program was discontinued at semester break due to lack of interest. Two boys' physical education instructors were in that first group, Harold Powers, who was to become department head, and Gilbert Trejo, the Panther baseball coach, are the

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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

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