Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Richard Pevley enjoyed participating in one of the lunchtime activities provided by Student Govern L U N C M E ment. ACTIVITIES PROMOTED SPIRIT usic, games, fun, school spirit: that's what the new closed campus lunch hour was all about. Since the campus was closed, Student Gov- ernment provided entertainment to keep the students busy. Activities such as Do You Like Your Neigh- bor? , Musical Chairs , The Ba- nana Race , Make Me Laugh , and Sitting VoIleyball were some of the events enjoyed by both the participants and the spectators. Besides games, a D.J. was provided every Wednesday of the month with a variety of music ranging from pop to rock. A military band was also brought in to entertain the stu- dents. Lunchtime was not boring if you got involved in what was pro- vided. --Musica, chairsff was one of Mike stuns favome Blanca Esquer joined two friends in trying to succeed across the Relay Legged Race. activities. Ya 'N