Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Book 4 . . . .Expression MISS RUBY CHURCHgHomemaking I, Co-Sponsor FHA . . . MRS. FRANCES GOUBAUDg Art, Inter- AmericanRelations, Art Club . . . MR. NICHOLAS MUSZYNSIGgArt 7 8a 8, Art Club Co-Sponsor . . . MR. HATCHER D. HOYTg Band . . . MR. DERRALD P. JAESCHKEg Distributive Education, Sponsor D. E. Club . . . The importance of the fine arts classes in high school varies as the students vary. Home economics classes prepare the young homemakers. Art classes help to bring out the nature of a person's ability to produce beauty. Chorus classes bring out the quality of your voice and teaches the appreciation of music. By acquainting ourselves with the arts of expression, we are able to add variety to our life. Thinking about artistic values. Are you sure this will fit? Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do MRS. TYBELL KAHNgHome Economics I, Future Homemakers of America . . . MR. GERALD K. Ki-IRUMQ Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, General Music, Athletic Ticket Manager, Choral Guild, Sophomore Class Advisor . . . MR. FRED SI- BERT, D.C.T., Co-ordinator, Sponsor of D. C. T. Club and Devotions Club . . . MRS. ERNIE STARR, Home Economics, Home and Family Living, Sponsor of FHA, Sophomore Class Advisor.

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Book 3 . .Foreign Language ogog ,w.jg,-11, L .. .- 1' A - My , I , , o',o W ., ' v oggooo i i any 'gwfe I ' 5 ' of ,k'V . if ' ,K K - ,f f , I A V . .g.,, 3, . X ,, Q. IQ W X - 1 as f-,,p, -. -sg, - H MISS VIRGINIA H. DE VOEg Spanish I, Jr.High Conversational Spanish, Co-sponsor of Spanish Club . . . MISS MARGARET FAILSg French I Sz II, Conversational French, English II . . . MRS. RUTH GAINERg LatinI Sz II, Sponsor of Latin Club . . . MISS FLORA THOMAS, Spanish I Sz II, Spanish Club . . . MISS DEBORAH DU BOISg Librarian, Library Club . . . MRS. CLAUDIA PENNINGTONg Librarian, Library Club. By studying foreign languages, we become acquainted with the customs, ideals, and living conditions of other countries, and achieve a better understanding of their people. Students apply their knowledge of these new languages and grammar to the English they study every year. Another aspect concerning the study of foreign languagesis the application of what we have learned to our daily living. Different languages are often used in newspapers and magazines. Our study of these languages will aid us if we ever travel abroad. Sure glad it's Friday The Library . . . our bookcase of lmowledge . . . Oh! So that's where it came from. Is that how you spell Bull ?

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Book 5 Soczal Science MR JOHN BARBER, Geography '7 MRS NORMA CULVER, Geography 7, Junior High Yearbook Advisor MISS JUDY DeWALT, Social Studies 8 MR JOHN W. GIRROIR, JR., Psychology, Problems of American Democracy, Co Sponsor of Future Teachers of America, Jtmior Class Ad- visor MR STERLING GIVENS Civics Geogrpahy World Historv . . . Viewing Problems in Our American Democracy. Our library card, which is the doorwayto the past and the future, is the history department. The beginning of our nation and the problems encountered by it are conceived from our study of United States History and Problems of A- merican Democracy. Fromthe study of World History and World Geogra- phy, we learn about the customs and governments of many countries. The study of historygives a per- son a stronger feeling of democracy and devotion toward his cotmtry. Both Consumer Economics and Psychology introduce the individual to the problems of social and econom- ic behavior. MR FRANKLINA PARSONS, C1v1cs MR LELAND RICE World Geography, World History, Sponsor of Chess Club, Sophomore Class Advisor MR ALVIN J STILESg United States History, Co Sponsor of Chess Club, Jmuor Class Advisor MR LEWIS VASSg History, Geography, Art