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

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Book IO. . .Physical Education ,Sf v Kffti. 'L-P, .. I 1? tw i w., MR. JAMES C. GOSNELLQ Physical Education I, II, IV, Health, Junior High Football . . . MR. COLBURN H. McKINNONg Senior Boys Physical Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Golf Coach . . . MR. FRED PENNING- TON, Boys Physical Education, Varisty Basketball . . . MISS ANNA PERRYg Girls Physical Education, Health, Trojanettes . . . The physical education classes are a refreshing change from the daily routine of studies. There is a variety of sports such as volleyball, bas- ketball, or baseball which provide healthy and relaxing exercise to all students who take physical education. Not only does exercise build sound bodies and stimulate the mind, but these classes are designed to develop the true sense of sportsmanship and fairness which is prevalent among our students. MRS. ELINORE RE PASS I5 . 13 4935 U. 4 if is '33 f t , wi 1 , Q5 K, -174' 2 .f ,, W. TQ W-N -H--'W Junior High Physical Education, W i .4-,Y E. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders H Junior High Cheerleaders. - J Miss DOROTHY ANN STARBIRD if 4 'i '-T Senior High Physical Education Varsity Cheerleaders. MR. GALE TUGGLE Physical Education K j Letterman's Club ' . X 61 .. ,, KK K K. u Tw Th .- ' 1 A' T f Q 'J ne . . . o . . . ree . . .Four . K K4-,jpg ,iw K umi , Km Tj' L,.K,.- .,5,,,.h V if .-. -.fi '21-xffl 12'yi,-yjfifffhii 's'f'fQ.'E5'5 7Qf I W .. rtfiif. get Wil? St 51' f . ff f' gf' 1 .5 t ' - '- gag f f ii nik I . Q y , . .. 'F F' .,., -........... I K ' X 4 I 4 Q, W If ff 2 JR .. ff 51. ., 5 . u . -as i..t ' V. , On your mark, get set . . . f r.. 't 7' K n..:Q1al5.125fgKH,-. f K K ., . - . , ,T EK , .15 K K K K, ., tag- ' f f 1 TN 'V' , , ' 'Nat 5 Z. 1 K z . ' fs A 1 , ' -T .1 2 ' 'lifrgvf Keep your elbows in. i m V - 'a'?f:', E- K. W' K A. . - it 3 ,K ,Ly 'R N. lv nn. ,W t -T ,,,... .,, fm- N L 'em . 'ff X 1 ' - P , f , Q5 :,ga,.,i.igQatg5:. ,.gQ'Q,1, 'W ' , - 2 '- 'l if ii- In 'Q ?UlB Will. w- mf gin 'cttw- ,,,..,,, iw w 1:ww'wists 9-l ,, g.. 3 ' 'wif ' 1'-5.9?51liff TT 'i '+ ' -itlr.t f21L2u. ' Qi' f',. llikiifi fl L' 1 ' ol , gg g-fr' gpm ggw, M W-,,,.g.1,3f',1g i..g,gW:l:. fi lg .1 f..,a.,z.m,w , ewe s.. V .. 'ex L+ Ulm. 2 it ,. . , . xx, W if fi':iK 6itf'S i 2:f. 'Ili fif2f.ff.fz.f-1f'?'g .Wifi Liss-an 'Nic-A' .Vw in X ff. 1: t5: 'f

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Book 9. . . Vocational echnology MR. HERBERT HENLEYg Agriculture, Future Farmers of America . . .MR. PAUL E. MARV'INgDraftingI,l1,1II, Safety Patrol . . . MR. RICHARD SLATERg Industrial Arts. Our vocational facilities are limited now, but we are expecting to have much more in the future. In vocational agriculture, industrial arts, and electronics, the students not only become fully accquainted with the theory of their future trade, but they also learn the importance of accu- racy, intelligent reasoning, and friendly co-operation through their super- vised, practical experience. In the future we expect to add to our Library of Knowledge by having a drafting room, a completely equipped automatics shop, and a regular industrial arts classroom. MRS. FLORENCE HARRIS Substitute 'A - MRS. FRANCES TOOLE substitute The water comes out over there Observing safety rules. Lines are straight and neat.

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p .Qoffme ll: . It seems like only a short time ago that we entered school for the first time. We can still remember our first books in grade school and our years in junior high. b How- eyer,tthe years at Maynard Evans High will be held in our memory the longest. It was here that we learned to make final adjust- ments so as to take our place in the out- side w o r ld . We had experiences which taught us to accept responsibility and to co- operate with others. In the future years we - yzpqbr t731byrapQ1es will find it a necessity to pay for what we learn--either in dollars or in toil and tur- moil. Now we can close this chapter, a chap- terthat was wonderful--of fun, proms, as- semblies, exams, studies, and the best of teachers. Some of us will enter into college, some in a brance of the services while others will enter .into the business world. Our graduation has ended. Some of us are left in tears and others in smiles.