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

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....,, , 1 W ? ft- , F Mr. Richard Blick Mr. Jer. Rshback Mr. Gus Talbot, Department Chairman Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Mr. Phil Wagner Mr. Blayne Jones Physical Educationg Math Physical Education GIRLS, The Girls' P.E. Department has seen a number of excellent changes this year. The Sophomores are now able to choose the sports in which they wish to participate, along with the Juniors and Seniors. Curriculm additions, such as Yoga and Self-Defense, have given the girls a wider, more interesting selection of sports from which to choose. BOYS' The Boys' Physical Education Department has the philosophy of education through the physical. Our Junior-Senior elective program has been very successful for the past four years. We feel that our strong physical education program has helped Lynbrook become a major athletic power. With our 26 different athletic teams, we believe that any boy should be able to find one sport that suits him. PHYSICAL EDUCATI O Mrs. Gay Behnke Physical Education Physical Education Drill Team Mrs. Betty Seltz, Departmant Chairman Miss Ann Botello Miss Contance Messner Miss Sandra Stober Mrs. Diana Vance Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Sports Sports Sports Sports 28 Faculty

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Miss Ruth Mandrick Mr. Joe Norman Mr. Dan Robuck Mrs. Millicent Rutherford Film as Literature Compositiong Basic Language Film as Literature Humanities Mythologyg Advanced Reading American Literature Composition Miss Paula Truesdell Mrs. Roberta Urbanik Mrs. Beverly West Mythology: Composition Contemporary Literature Communications Laboratory Advanced Writing Literature Oral Communication LIBRARY In order to keep step with the changing and' updated curriculm at Lynbrook, the library has expanded its facilities and improved its services. It is now possible to use not only printed material but also multi-media ffilmstrips, tapes, etc.. .J to carry on inde- pendent study and research. To handle the increased usage, the staff of librarian and two clerks has been augmented by a resource clerk. Mrs. Dorothy Bamett Mrs. Toby Bunker Library Mrs. Shirley Chambers Library Mrs. Marie Graycar Library Library Faculty 27

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MUSIC Have you ever wanted to sing out with joy or just blast out your feeling? Well, the Music Depanment is just the place to do it. Between band and choir, there's a place for almost anyone. This year the choir par- ticipated in numerous events, one of which was the Senior Hootenanny. The band was as enthusiastic as ever at the games and rallies. Mr. Rocco DiStasio, Department Chairman Bandg Orchestra Mr. David Blood Choirg U.S. History . 'f-RS Mrs. LaVita Beckwith Mrs. Josephine Miller Mr. Howard Spring Special Education Special Education Special Education English Driver's Training SPECIAL EDUCATIO This year has seen tremendous progress in the Special Education Department. The student plagued with various leaming difficulties has been provided with many unique educational experiences to expand his knowledge. Numerous excursions to points of interest, as well as the use of experi- mental equipment, have contributed significantly to worth- Mr- Donald Steward while achievements in Special Education. Special Education Mrs. Susan Sylvan Special Education U.S. Govemment AV TV STATE REQUIREMENTS Mr. Michael Biele Mr. Howard Davis AVfTV AVfTV Mr. David Lage State Requirements Faculty 29