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

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'r---- --Qp.4- ,flaw MR. CHARLES SLATTERY: B.S., MRS. SARAH THOMPSON: A.B. M.H.S. teachers hold their meetings S.E. Mo. S.T.C., M.A. Univ. of Loretta Heights College, M.A. in the new modern quarters of the Denver, Science, photography, sen- Univ. of Denver. English, Spanish, Administration Building. ior class adviser, track coach. junior class adviser. ndlairingpiwlegofug Yflnolerdfancbng dents interested in the field of science. Latin and Spanish are offered. U. S. His- tory is required of all juniors and World History is also taught. Sophomores are taught First Aid and Drivers Education. All seniors are required to take Senior Problems. Physical education is required of all students all four years of high school. Pat Walker, john Wilke, jim Keeler, Bruce Holmes, Barbara Whitheld, Charles McDougal, Ann Ray, jerry Burden, and Toni Roscamp get ready to hear a record on poetry in their English class. Getting ready to shoot pictures in photography class are: Standing: Mr. Slattery, adviser, Tommy Garris, Donna Peters, Linda Green, Mike Holmes, james Vickery, jim Bush, Bruce Holmes. Kneeling: Arthur Crafts, jerry Burden, and Dick Martin. General science class learns from Mr. Slattery the different climates of the world. , .

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Vt iq 1 MR. DON MOORE: B.A., Univ. MRS. WANIDA MOORE: B.A., MR. PETER j. PAPEZ: B.F.A., of Calif. Child Attendance and Arizona State. Homemaking, bach- Univ. of Utah, Arts 8: Crafts, Boys' Welfare,P. E., Football Coach, C elor cooking, freshman class ad- P.E., Baseball Coach, junior class Basketball Coach. viser. adviser. LCA EIU PQ Courses necessary for students to enter a college or university are offered at Mari- copa High. Four years of College Pre- paratory English are offered. For the ,... ,, ...,. . . 6464, .Hard 'Mir ing mathematical-minded students general math, algebra, plane geometry, and trig are offered. General science, biology, chem- istry and physics are offered for the stu- F . Q ' wi Boys in homemaking whip up a tasty cake in their class. Wtmrking hard are jerry Evans, Jimmy Wolfen- barger, Lonny Hill, Bobby Whitltuck, and Billy Bush. Enjoying some good books in the library are Charles McDougal, Alta Ray, Alma Forsythe, jerry Burden, David Madsen, Lee Wfilliams. In background: Tommy -Q Garris, Mrs. Hill. Charles McDougal and Donna Peters cut paper as Lavonne Reinert, judy Arnold, and Anita Webb draw sketches, and Linda Green, Don Lloyd, Bill Hill, Gene Howard, Meryl Shelby, and Linda Barton work on leather projects in their arts and crafts class. . ,4

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CHARLES ARCHER: Track 1, 25 Football 2, 35 Senior Carnival 45 jr. Sr. Prom 3, 4. !9 BERTHA BARKS: Sr. Prom 3, 45 . J Sr. Carnival 45 F.H.A. 2, 3. n f GLENNITA CLEARWATER: G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 35 Sec. ' Treas. of F.H.A. 25 Class Treasurer 3, 45 jr. Sr. Prom 35 Band 3, 45 Sr. Carnival 45 jr. Play Bottoms Up 5 Glee Club 3. a ff! L GENE CLINE: Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. X Sr. Prom 3, 45 Senior Carnival 4. Charles Archer Bertha Barks Glennita Clearwater Cene Cline eniorri i50l0 L RAQ ozirif iiinfagfiiefm dem out of Cilennita Clearwater does a bit of filing in Ofhce Practice. At first, it was Introduction to High School, then First Aid, Drivers Education, U. S. History, and finally Senior Problems, the class and year all of the thirty-four seniors had been anticipating since the beginning of high school. It was in Senior Problems class that the seniors began look- ing the future straight in the face by studying careers, mar- riage, and family living. Many great times were held Charles Archer cleans out his Bertha Barks posts a notice as her job locker at the end of the year. as bulletin board keeper. f'--im