Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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English Offers Variety of Courses As the English Department started its school year, three new courses were added to the cur- riculum, plays, Shakespeare and World Literature. lt became apparent as the year progressed, that Science Fiction and Film and The Film Maker were the most popular courses among the students. Two new teachers were introduced to the teach- ing staff: Mrs. Mowaked-Ardbillie and Mr. Todd Pollock. Also new this year was the beginning of the Title I program which enables special study for students needing extra help in reading. Miss Jo Ann Harvey, department head for the past 14 years, believes the most important goals in this area include having semester courses and allowing students to go into more specific areas of study after their basic Freshman English. Mrs. Thelma Alderman Mrs. Marcia Archibald Mr. Roger Collinson Mr. Jerry Conner Mrs. Barbara Gunkel Miss Jo Ann Harvey Department Head l Mrs. Joann Hayes Mrs. Linda Jackson Mr. Leslie Leiter Mrs. Rebecca Martin 152 Mrs. Phyllis Stanfield Mrs. Jeri Toal Mrs. Kathleen Traines Mrs, Katsy Wilson Mrs. Lee Ann Wogan

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Fine Arts Department Encompasses Art, Drama, Music Miss Carolyn Dotterer Mrs. Aurelia Dotts Mr. Richard Felix Miss Susan Frey Mr. James Huehne Mr. Terrence Kayser 'F Mr. Ronald Livingston f Mrs. Marie Mallak Mrs. Judith Spreitzer X Mr. Lawrence Wittig ' ' Department Head '22, Mr. William Miller selects music for rehearsal. The Fine Arts Department, headed by Mr. Law- rence Wittig, offers a wide selection of courses. Since this department includes art, drama, and music, both choral and instrumental, many stu- dents have enrolled in Fine Arts classes. A purpose of the Fine Arts Department is to make the students aware of certain cultural activi- ties and thus be able to apply their knowledge elsewhere after they graduate. Each separate section of this department has had activities connected with it brought to the student body. Art has had many exhibits, drama has had plays, and music has had night concerts along with music during lunch. t . i fi si:az'--'f'tir7-' iifleifii. i