Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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WJ ff Ju-o to 0 pa iv-J FL iv l ff X0 I Q,.. MR ELVIN M LILES BS Oklahoma A 8. M Attendance and Child Welfare Dr Training Boys Physical Education Football 8. Basketball Coach MRS WANDA MOORE BA Arizona State Homemaking Bachelor Cooking MR PETER J PAPEZ Ats 8. Crafts Intro to HS Boys Physical Education Sophomore Class Adviser MR CHARLES SLATTERY BS Mo MA mv of Denver Science Photography Senior Class Advisor Track Coach MISS SARAH WILLIAMS AB Loretta Heights College MA Univ of Denver English MISS FRANCES C WOLFF AB Whittier College Girls PE Gen Math FirstAd Intro to HS Sophomore Class Adviser zfeepgaz Wad www MR LILES Maricopa s new and industri ous coach, has a sparkling career in athletics Among his many honors are Honorable Mention for All American and two years of pro ball with the Detroit Lions MRS MOORE homemaking teach er, got to taste many of the good lol things her students made But what a time she had trying to find out which girls ate the boys cookies' MR PAPEZ baches in his new trailer and enloys painting landscapes and portraits. He'd previously studied art in France and so has a good background for his classes. MR. SLATTEIZY has an enthusiastic interest in photog raphy and even finds time to teach others He is an excellent cook and is noted for his Spanish dishes MISS WILLIAMS spent two years abroad as a WAC and saw England, France, and Switzerland, visit mg many historical places The inform ative descriptions of Shakespeare s birth place, etc prove valuable and interesting material to her English students MISS WOLFF, always fun lovmg and friendly greatly enioys listening to classical music and enioys playing a good game of tennis. 9

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.M . ff.. Enioying a latin lesson are Mr. Holden, Judy Cawelti omg an experiment in chemistry are Myron Nadolski Geneva Whitfield,and Dorothy Mayfield. Margaret Walker M Slattery Wally Davis and Lou z4aadem6c eau fillfze W6 We are proud that our school offers all the courses necessary for students to enter a college or uni- versity. Four years of College Pre- paratory English are offered. The students review grammar, litera- ture, write compositions, stories, and speeches and also give talks. English IV students are drilled for the Subject A college entrance exams. Algebra I and ll, Plane and Solid Geometry, and Trigo- nometry provide a good math background. ' Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are taken by the student who some day may be a lab technician, nurse, pharm- acist, etc. U. S. History is required of all Juniors and World History is also taught. Students may choose Latin, Spanish, or both. Spanish is given during the Junior and Senior years so students may easily continue their study in col- lege. Physical Education, Senior Problems, First Aid, and Drivers' Education are required of all stu- dents for graduation. Graphing a quadratic equation in Algebra ll are Mr. Holden, Rubye Attebery, Eugene Hess, and Phil Rowe. Mr. Daly points out the day's lesson on the map as Charles Harp, Lawrence Ruano, Buddy Elder, Willis Maniord and Billie West look on. Senior English students Joyce Paine, Albert Not- tingham, Pat Mauk, Mike Taylor, and Bill Rich- ards do a workbook lesson while teacher Miss Williams looks on.