Rio Grande High School - Po Ye Da Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Howl 1 Manuel Olguin is the head of the Math and Physical Science Department. He teaches math, Physics, and Chemistry. He has his B.S. and M.A., having at- tended UNM, CSCE, Texas A8cM, Princeton, and M. I. T. Beneranda Mora has attended UNM. She has earned her B.S. and is working on a masters degree. Besides teaching Geom- etry, Algebra, and Math II, She sponsors F.T.A., Bowling Club, and Girls and Boys State. 05? 2. Darrell Gentry teaches Chemistry I and II and math. He has attended New Mexico State University and Highlands University. He has acquired his B.S. and M.A. Robert Iden was educated at UNM, re- ceiving both his B.S. and M.S. He teaches Biology I, Biology II, and Sur- vey of Physical Science. Joann McClendon teaches General Sci- ence to the Fresh- man classes. She at- tended the UNM, acquiring her B.A. She is a Freshman Class sponsor. . .A . ,J ft- a,,frs, ,yf W. ff Y , , . , H , .A I'-tv 1: W c . . ' ' 33i5 '7ff Patricia Ferguson teaches Mathematics, having received a B.S. at Bradley Uni- versity. Jo Liedman is co- sponsor for the Sci- ence Club. She teaches Mathematics. She has attended UNM, Wilson Col- lege, and Northern Arizona University. She has her B.A., M.A. and M.E.S. ' Ron Stewart has his B.S. and M.A.-I-30. He attended Central State College and now teaches Algebra II, Pre-Algebra, and Math I.

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IMC Mr. Moore An innovation at Rio Grande this year is the Instructional Materials Center, headed by Mr. I. P. Moore. This has proved to be a welcomed addition, providing better materials for all. Next door, we have the library. This year our librarians are Mrs. Shaw, head, and Miss Brown, her assistant. .- wfg. -Q ff Y ,ni Q . 1 X . f 'zz' A , .rr QQ v .XE H 'f J . 5 Our librarians, Miss Brown and Mrs. Shaw. jd

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Charlene Jellison teaches Geometry, Math I and II. She has attended Kansas State and University of New Mexico acquiring her B.S. and M.A. Math And Physical clence The mathematician has reached the high- e rung on the ladder of human thought. Havelock Ellis Glen Houder attended Chadron State Teacher's College and Bowling Green State University. He has achieved his B.S. Presently he is teaching Algebra II, Geometry, and Mathematics II. kiy' Richard Avery teaches Mathematics II, Algebra I, and Trig and Functions. He has his B.S. and M.S. degrees. He at- tended Kansas State U. He is F.T.A.'s co-sponsor. Richard Bader has attended Muhlenberg College, Lehigh University, and UNM. He has his B.A. and teaches Algebra I, II, and General Math II. I7I