Lynbrook High School - Valhalla Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Mr. Wesley Fredricksen Mr. Otis Halliday Mr. Jeff Hammett Mr. Michael Hansen Algebrag Geometry Calculusg Algebra Algebrag SMSG Geometryg Algebra Mr. Sid Johnson Applied Mathmatics Algebra Trigonometry MATH The Math Department has guided stu- dents in developing their intellectual abil- ities. Every member of the Math Depart- ment has kept this in mind in trying to teach his students. As a result, Lynbrook stu- dents are proving themselves in college and everyday life. They are meeting the challenge of the technically complex world of today. Applied Mathmatics Mr. William Mansfield Algebrag Geometry Physical Education Mr. Wayne Mayfield Algebra Mr. Stanley Boone, Department Chairman Geometryg SMSG Mr. John Mercer Algebra Mr. Robert Stone Mr. Harold Yerly Algebrag SMSG Algebrag Geometry Math Analysis Faculty 25

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3 Mr. Edwin Buck Mr. Douglas Dirks Mr. Larry Fisher Scienceg Physiology Scienceg Physics Science X f ,Y ,,,,,..., i Mr. Donald Linden Mr. Donald Lotze Miss Judith Meyer Scienceg Physiology Scienceg Biology Biologyg Science Intern Mr. David Barker, Department Chairman 24 Faculty Scienceg Chemistryg Oceanography Mr. Peter Raap Mr. Leigh Wilson Science Chemistry SCIENCE More so than ever in the past, the primary thrust ofthe Science Department has been to teach young people how to teach them- selves. A fully individualized curriculum has been implimented in General Science for the first time this year. Biology, Physiology, Oceanography and Physics provide opportunities for students to choose what they wish to study in depth. It has been a year of change and realignment of priorities.

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Mr. Larry Bargetto Dramag Literature Mrs. Judith Dragon Reading Laboratory Advanced Reading Miss Patricia Francis Corvzllpositloni Litqrature Mrs. Jean Bibb, Department Chairman Ofld Masterpieces Literatureg Advanced Placement English E GLISH Do you have dramatic aspiration? Do you want to learn to debate? Are you interested in improving your reading? What does a given author-or film-have to say to you? Would you like to write for a campus publication? More than l00'Zn of our students are involved in expanding their interests in the English Department. Since many of our courses are semester length, you've probably taken classes from several of OUI' ICaCl'l6I'S. Oral Communicationg Novels Miss Ametta Heaton Mass Mediag Basic Language Epic Advisor 26 Faculty Mr. Richard Holden Literatureg Creative Writing Valhalla Advisor Miss Margaret Greeley Mr. Bernard Hubbard Mrs. Shirley Keller Advanced Readingg Literature Debateg Oral Communication Basic Language