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

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4 Artists place well at air The feeling in the air was that one feeling that can only be described with one word . . . Christmas. But only one force has the power to override this feeling, school spirit! During Christmas this year, the Paradise Valley Art Department had a competition with Shadow Mountain, painting winter scenes at a McDonalds. After waiting around at the McDonalds for a while, it became apparent that Shadow Mountain was not going to show up. P.V. had won! This year, the art department received eleven awards at the State Fair including a best of show. IQ Chris Wailor and Kim Adams Show off their work with pride National magazines are a natural for painting ideas. Long hours are spent in quietness as students improve their natural creativity. Mr. James Huehne Mrs. Marie Mallak erm'

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R if in A 'A... i -N. A Mrs. Bobbi MacLeod, Registrar Mrs. ,la Qs.- . K. i : 5 n Schoblaska, Secretary to MVS. Mfirlha Sherrick Mr. Reger 3 l. Mrs. Dolores Philley talks to concerned parents about their students. 2. Mrs. Dee talks to Mrs. Kathy Smith about the attendance records. 3. Students find that Mrs. Lynn Flora is a sympathetic person to go to when they are not feeling well. 4. Mrs. Martha Sherrick goes through her assigned class to post the daily absences. Mrs. Gail Winterbottom 213

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Home Ec courses interest all students The Home Economics Department is the first department to be involved in the Program Review Process, a program that helps to better coordinate the schools in the district. In this program the Home Economics teachers have had many meetings throughout the year. At these meetings, they discussed what junior high and high school students will learn during the year so that certain skills will be taught. Usually, when you hear the word Home Economics you think of sewing and cooking. Well, it is not just cooking and sewing anymore. Now there is a variety of classes offered in the Home Economics Department. They offer Century 21 class, Pot Pourri, Home Furnishings, Marriage and Family Living, Child Develop- ment and Opportunity Knocks. These classes are not just for girls, but boys can also be more involved in these classes. The different things taught here will also affect boys later in life. Opportunity Knocks COKJ is a new class offered this year in the Home Economics Department. This class is designed so the students can explore many different careers. It helps the students become aware of the classes here at Paradise Valley High School, so they are better able to plan their schedules for the following years. This class brought many new and different guest speakers to our school such as a veterinarian, chef, pharmacist, male model and a hair stylist. The Home Economics classes also helped the HERO club in selling cookbooks to raise money for the Society to Assist Brain Injured Children CSABICJ. Mrs Sue Armstrong Mrs Diana Mrs Marilyn Miss Barbara Mrs. Sue Department Chairperson Hawkinson Lambeth Porter Quackenbush 215