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

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Performing Arts Mr. Larry Wittig - - D Department Chairman M155 Lmda euel 2: .s- si A'T.. 1 .X v I t . . tr ft? 3 . 2 Q Mr. Larry Wittig, Choir Director, listens to Mens' Choir as . . they prepare for a coming performance. Mrs- Aufeha Dom Mrs' Ellen Fmpamck The performing arts department has been very busy this year. Mrs. Dotts' drama classes t ix ,p s Q prepared plays to be performed in class and presented to the public. The drama depart- ment produced two school plays and two tal- ent shows during the school year. Some of the in class la s were Inner Will , . . . . 'Cherebaum 42527, P51oc?chio and Brain- Y Mr' Frank Malambn Mr' Wham Mmm storm. The first school play was A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. The second performance of the year was a musical, South Pacific. Speech students spent the year attending debate and speaking tournaments. The Choruses were also buys during the year. Concert Choir concentrated on raising money for their Vienna music festival. Some of the porjects included the Ye Olde Vienna Trade Fair, a car raffle, benefit concerts and the regular schedule of concerts. Musicians performed in festivals during the year earning honors in each they entered. The jazz Band placed first at the Northern Arizona University jazz Rock Ensemble Festival. Jeanie Simpson, Matt Turney, Tammy Stevens, rehearse The Inner Willie during their drama class. Sponsored by ARIZONA JANITORIAL SUPPLY

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'N I Mr. Charles Baker Miss Mary Kostielney Department C hairm an -. ? Kathy O Brien, the perllous v1Ct1m, and C r1s Rosky, the vicious attacker, demonstrate a self-defense move. Self-defense was one Miss Berry MC Hvain Miss Barbara Barnett of the many activities offered in Advanced Girls PE. Wide ariety of Athletic Events it f AM as 5r'N V 5 Hwan- ' 0 e . ,. k s E.: ,A Mr. Dick Anders Mr. Roy Muller .rel U lYIii4s54.'1i2,Q ' ,iff fb ' at ivic vtcvs A wg, H , ,,i ' . It tt t 'tei if Mr. Mel Rising Mr. Robert Carroll Advanced Gymnastics and Dance worked many class hours in preparation for the Dance Review january 16. 'N

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1 ,.,. Susan Phillips, junior, masters the art of a hard edge Painting during her Drawing and Painting class. New Equipment Aids Art Instruction Mrs. Marie Mallak Department Chairman Mr. James Huehne A kiln, a new duplicating machine, a potters wheel and a new buffer are pieces of new equipment received to enhance the art curriculum this year. Students could choose from Art classes entitled Drawing and Painting Creative Crafts, Fundamentals of Art, Advanced Art, Fibers and Fabrics, Ceramics and Sculpture. 30 art students entered State fair com- petition this year. Art students also entered the Scholastic National Exhibits. Nine of the 30 students who entered the State Fair competition received awards. They were Tim Souers, Linnea Weber, jesse Hurlbut, Sharon Sterling, Scott Overend, Theresa Weber, Diana Wolfe, Sharon Metzger and Kathy Mayo. -- 1 Senior Paul Maughan demonstrates his talents in Mr Huehne's 4th hour class.