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

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Home Ec offers somethin f e The Home Economics classes at PV are geared to guys as well as girls. Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth is the department head. She also teaches Human Relations l 84 2, Foods 1 and Potpourri. This year, Human Relations students first semester performed a mock wedding ceremony, concluding their study of communications, dating, love and planning a wedding. Second semester Human Relations students followed up with studies of marriage, raising and disciplining children and maitaining a budget. Mrs. Diana Hawkinson teaches Child Develop- ment, Nursery School, Potpourri, Opportunity Knocks, Foods 1 and Gourmet Foods. The HERO coordinator is Mrs. Paulett Regan. This year's HERO did such activities as selling Fuz- zies and weekly Nacho sales which went to send HERO members to conventions. In addition to this, Mrs. Reganis Foods 2 class organized a catering company, which catered to several off-campus functions as well as to many on- campus activities. Mrs. Regan also teaches Clothing 1 8: 2. Added to the Home Ec. Department this year to teach a combined Foods l 8a 2 class was Mrs. Frances Kruse. R .... --- , .....,,, ..... s 1. Paula Horton, junior, and Joe Chacon, senior, study nutrition in their Foods l class. 2. Vicky Joy, junior, stirs a sauce during a lab KN, in Foods 1. Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth Department Head What. g or veryonc k Q Mrs. Diana Hawkinson is A x new

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.. .. .,, . mf ,,,, Y, if , ,, . iw, V' .. . .. ,,, .E ! Art enhances curriculum The philosophy of the Art Department is to create a positive attitude about art and to stress its importance in the curriculum, said Mrs. Gayla Bonnell, art department teacher. Mrs. Bonnell feels that art is a product that can offer an education which can be used in leisure time. She added that it is an activity which trains you for the future. We are constantly around art in our environ- ment. Creating objects is a positive experience for students to havef, commented Ms. Patrica Shack, art teacher. M,,wWWm 1 .. . ,iff The following classes are offered in the art department: creative class, beginning and advanced drawing and painting. l. Art students view the hall when doing one point perspective. 2. Steve Bruni asks his classmates for advice about his project. 3. Ms. Shaner instructs students Sandi Leese and Donald Johns. fa Mrs. Gayla Bonnell YW 3 J xx Miss Patti Shack

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l. Donna Long, junior, operates the tape recorder from offstage in the studio. 2. Actresses Valerie Walker, sophomore, and Sondra Swartz, junior, work hard on their concentration for this emotional scene. 3. Drama students Kathleen Dutton, junior, and Missy McHugh, sophomore, act out a scene. Ir Frank Malambrl Mrs Mary Irvin Mr Larry Wittig Many of PV,s students eventually enjoy the ac- tivities of the Performing Arts department either as a spectator during assemblies, plays and concerts or as an active participant. There were changes this year to offer the student a more specific approach to the arts. Other changes were in the drama department with the acquisition of a new teacher and a new class. Mrs. Mary Irvin, drama instructor, came to PV after three years of teaching drama at Greenway Middle School. She began teaching a stagecraft class designed to help those students interested in the technical aspects of theater such as set design, set building, lighting and directing. Mr. Frank Malambri, department chairman, Mr. Larry Wittig and Mrs. Mary Irvin work hard all year to provide the students the best education possi- ble which includes learning, timing, concentration and coordination. M 'launq..,,, to ' rf . E '1