Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Dick Fox, born in Ros- coe, Texas, holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of New Mexico. In his ninth year at Valley, Mr. Fox teaches physical education, specializ- ing in football and basketball. Among his favorite hobbies are water sports. Mr. William V. Gabbert has been with Valley for three years teaching orchestra. Mr. Gabbert, born in Bloom- ington, Illinois, received his Bachelor of Music from the University of Weslayan and Master of Science at the University of Illinois. Mr. M. A. Garcia was born in Kingsville, Tex- as, and received his Bach- elor and Master of Arts during his college edu- cation. His favorite hob- bies are music and sports Mr. Garcia has been at Valley for five years teaching World History. Mr. Frank Gilmer, a na- tive of Albuquerque, has been with Valley for nine years, teaching typing, personal typing, and of- fice practice. He is also Chairman of the Business Education Department. He received his Bachelor of Science at the Univer- sity of New Mexico and Master of Business Ad- ministration at the Uni- versity of Denver. Mr. Gilmer ' s hobbies include traveling and Volkswag- ens. Mr. Edward M. Gnall, born in Throop, Pennsylvania, received his Bachelor and Master of Arts from the University of New Mexico. Now completing his second year at Valley, Mr. Gnall teaches Junior English. His hobbies are hunting, fish- ing, and camping, whenever time permits. Mrs. Margaret D. Gonzales, another charter member, has been at Valley for ten years. Mrs. Gonzales, who was raised in Albuquerque, teaches both English III and Spanish II and sponsors Los Noriegos, the Spanish club. She received a Bachelor and a Master of Arts from U. N. M. and also a Master of Arts from Leland Standford Jr. College. Mrs. Gonzales ' s hobbies include traveling, music, reading, and collecting speeding tickets, especially near the school grounds. Miss Jo Anne Gray, a soph- omore and senior English teacher, has been with Val- ley for two years. She also sponsors the junior class. Raised in Commerce, Texas, Miss Gray obtained both her Bachelor and Master of Arts from East Texas State Col- lege in Commerce, Texas. Her hobbies include read- ing and sewing. Mr. Keith B. Grisham, a na- tive of Albuquerque, has been teaching Biology here at Valley for two years. He is also co-sponsor of the Science Club. Mr. Grisham received his Bachelor of Sci- ence at the University of New Mexico and has also attended the University of Eastern Michigan and Colo- rado College. 14 Faculty Prepares Vikings

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Many Club Events Mr. Ed DiNello was born in Sugarite, New Mexico, and has been with Valley for the last ten years, as a Chemistry teach- er. He received his Bachelor of Science in Education and a Mas- ter of Arts in School Adminis- tration from the University of New Mexico. He is the sponsor of the Senior Class. Mr. Alfred S. Dzielak, wood- shop teacher, has now been with Valley for two years. He is from Scranton, Penn- sylvania, and retired from military service. Mr. Dzie- lak has a Bachelor of Sci- ence in Industrial Arts Edu- cation from the University of New Mexico. Mr. James H. Doughty has been with Valley for three years, teaching Bookkeep- ing and General Business. He is also assistant football coach and head track coach. Mr. Doughty, born in Law- ton, Oklahoma, received his Bachelor of Arts at Central State College, Edmond, Ok- lahoma. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and read- ing- Mrs. Ruthe Duquette, a new- comer at Valley this year, teaches English. She is a na- tive Albuquerquean and re- ceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and English from the University of New Mexico. The things that interest her most are speech, drama, and various other crafts. Mrs. Martha Eubank has been at Valley for ten years and is one of the Charter Members. Mrs. Eubank, who was born in Sebring, Florida, teaches Girls ' Physical Education and sponsors the Bowling Club and G. A. A. She holds a Bach- elor degree from Florida State College for Women and a Master of Arts from the University of Florida and Columbia Univer- sity. Mrs. Eubank ' s hobbies include hunting, fishing, skiing, swimming, cooking, ing. Mrs. Mildred Faris has been at Valley for three years. She teaches U. S. History and Jour- nalism and also sponsors the Future Teachers of America and The Legend. Mrs. Faris, who was born near Dodge City, holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Mexico and a Master of Science in Edu- cation from New Mexico West- ern. Her hobbies include photo- graphy, music, art, and swim- ming. sewing, and travel- Miss Carleen F. Farnam has been with Valley for five years. She teaches biology and sponsors the F. T. A. club here at Valley. Miss Farnam has obtained two degrees and has attended five universities. She was born in Moore Haven, Florida, and her favorite hobbies are reading, photography, po- etry, and collecting ceramic frogs. Mrs. Kathleen Ann Fiske is completing her first year at Valley as an English teacher. She attended three colleges during her schooling. Mrs. Fiske was born in Amarillo, Texas, and says her main in- terests are spectator sports, horses, music, hiking, and picnics. 13

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Mrs. Maxine Hansen has been with Valley for four years teaching Girls ' Physical Edu- cation and Health. Born in Au- dubon, Iowa, Mrs. Hansen ob- tained her Bachelor of Arts at State University of Iowa, Iowa City. Her hobbies include sew- ing and sports. Mr. George D. Head has been teaching Vocational Agriculture here at Valley for seven years and also sponsors the F. F. A. He was born in Pollok, Texas, and has received his Bache- lor ' s degree in Agriculture and a Master in Education. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. Mrs. Beatrice B. Holmes, in her first year at Val- ley, teaches typing and General Business. Born in Albuquerque, she at- tended the University of New Mexico where she received a Bachelor of Business Administration Among her interests are swimming, gardening, and corporate accounting. Three of her favorite in- terests are her three chil- dren. Mrs. Jane A. Hughes has been with Valley for three years, teaching German. French, and English. Born in Oklahoma City, Mrs. Hughes obtained her Bach- elor of Arts at the Univer- sity of Illinois and Master of Arts at the University of Arizona. Her hobbies in- clude gardening, reading, and cooking. Mr. Bert C. Jones, Jr., teach- ing Typewriting, General Business, and Bookkeeping, has been with Valley for two years. Born in Tularosa, New Mexico, he received his Bachelor of Arts at Eastern New Mexico University, Master of Business Admin- istration at the University of Arizona and is now engaged in graduate study toward a doctorate at Indiana Univer- sity. Mr. Jones ' hobbies in- clude sports, flying, coin collecting, and reading. Mr. Victor Ron Landers has been with Valley for four years, teaching World Geography and Physical Education. He is also assist- ant basketball and head football coach. Born in Sul- livan, Illinois, Mr. Landers received both his Bachelor and Master of Science at Eastern Illinois University. Mr. Joe H. Liebert, who has been at Valley for nine years, teaches drafting. Mr. Lie- bert attended the University of New Mexico, where he obtained both his BS and MA. Raised in Taos, New Mexico, Mr. Liebert enjoys raising Old English and Ori- ental exhibition fowl. Mr. Carl D. Lobley was born in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, but received his Bachelor of Science at Tex- as Technological College. He has attended Baylor Uni- versity, New Mexico State University, and the L ' niver- sity of Arizona. In his first year at Valley, he is teach- ing Algebra and General Math. His hobbies include photography and golf. for World of Tomorrow 15