Albuquerque High School - La Reata Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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AHS entered a new day of innovative studies enforced with modern equipment. Curriculum was expanded from the old, generalized classes to the new, specified subjects. American History became Women in America, History of Sports or Careers in America . English 11 became BibIe -Literature, Grand Funk or Classical Mythology . . The spectrum increased to include Psychology-, Sociology, German, Humanities, Measurements, Zoology and the Reading Lab . The Media Center added new possibilities with its ultra modern equipment such as the TV and radio studios, many new tape recorders, record players, TV sets, printing machines and so much more. ln fact, AHS boasts being the best equipped school in the state. With such new possibilities the teachers were able to expand their teaching methods to include many new ideas. Classes became intellectual, informal and fun. And the teachers became even better friends. Learning became a sharing experience and school became a haven of warmth and joy. Top from left to right: 1. New sights greet both student and teacher alike. Middle: 1. Mike Garcia forges on in the art world. 2. One of the more interesting teachers is Mrs. Gaylord. 3. Mr. Burgess is famous for his impish grin. Below: 1. Shop faculty get-together as seen through a cylinder. 2. Mr. Coker displays his dominance on his famous overhead projector. Anderson. Gladys Coker, James Physics, Applied Science Computer Math. Geometry Math Analysis Baca. Juan De Dios Bible Lit, English 10 Coleman, Lyndon Geometry. Algebra I Bononcini, Maxine Secretarial Classes Conlon. John A Advanced Band, intermediate Band Bradley, Robert Music Theory. Showtime Band Anthropology, US History Marching Band Native American History Davis. Steve Brooks, Natalie Welding, lnd. Metals Southwest Lit. Ethnic Lit. Electricity Household Electricity Auto. Burgess, Stewart Ind. Electricity, Welding Machines America at War. Southwest History History of Sports. Last 100 years Denton, Donna Criminal Law, Office Education ll Chadwell, John Personal Law Cabinet Making. Carpentry Garcia, Marye Cloud, J. Ernest Special Education l.C.T.. Service Stations Y .,Y. 4,