Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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to Handle Sophomore Class Load .41 Steve Apodoca, Robert Dixon, Marcella Baca, Danny Marquez, Margaret Archuleta, Beverly Cordova and Dolores Garcia prepare for a lab in Biology I. Sophomores had two choices for their science credit this year, since Biology I and Anatomy and Physiol- ogy were both offered. Three new Biology teachers were added to the staff this year, Patricia Bodwell, Iames Daly, and Robert Iden. Mr. Daly also teaches Conservation. Chemistry II replaced Biology II allowing the students who had taken Chemistry I during their junior year to take Chemistry II their senior year. Chemistry I and II were taught by Ed Dinello, the science department head, and Bill Sord taught Chemistry ww-. I. Zoology and Conservation were if offered as electives to juniors and seniors. These were full year courses. The Zoology class took field trips to several parts of the city for observa- tion purposes. Physics was another class offered only to seniors and jun- iors. This class was taught by Mr. Sord. Ae ROTC took several field trips this year to compete in drill meets. In ' their first meet which was held in Roswell, the drill team took first place. They are also ranked third in the nation. af'-X091 3 NA? .Ir F .. Iohn Willow and Don Emilio work on a physics experiment.

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' 'ng 26 Biology Classes Are Increased 3 .1 il I is . I , X 1' .e.., I . - Mr. Duffey explains the functions and parts of the human respiratory system to his Biology I class. 'J.4! -Q. LA Mr. Gruner supervises a lab in his Zoology class. Y, N PATRICIA BODWELL VICTOR CLINE IAMES DALY BS Zoology BS Livestock Production BA Biology Biology ROTC I, II, III Biology, Conservation Q-xx you ,,, GEORGE GONZALES MICHAEL GRUNER ROBERT IDEN USAF MA Science Education MS Administration ROTC I, II, III Biology, Zoology Biology 1-if L K 4. ' . i, ED DINELLO IERRY DUFFEY MA Science BS PE Chemistry I, II Biology I ii A if, I R BILL SORD MA Math Chemistry I, Physics, Algebra II, Trigonometry

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I his year at Valley a wide variety ol' classes were offered in the Home Ec Department. Two classes this year were taught by Ieanne Dabney: HERO I and II. The students of both two-hour classes, and were career oriented. The students of HERO Il were offered a job after completing the two-hour course. Five new classes were offered to better prepare the student for the world outside. They were Foods I and II, Clothes I and II, Hobby Stitchery. Interior Design, and I-Iuman Development. During the Christmas season HERO I learned how to make Christ- mas decorations such as wreaths, corsages and other decorative items. During the entire year. they also took many orders for wedding cakes which were sold throughout the city. Among other things. these classes tested their skills at making terrari- ums and fresh flower arrangements. -..,,-v Home EC Becomes Departmen tg . h.t.,..i.m...M.. . , gf. I kv. 1 . DONNA BACGETTE Lynn Sanchez does some last minute work at her desk after the Open House. BS Foods I, II, Hobby Stitchery cg- STA IEANNE DABNEY DIANNA DAVIDSON MS Nutrition BS Voc. Home Ec. HERO I, II Clothing I, II, Independent Living, Interior Design. Boys Tailoring '9- 'A an -09 'Fin EVELYN OVVENS IANICE REECE LYNN SANCHEZ MS Home Ec. BS Ed. BS Voc. Ed. Needletrades I, II Foods I, II, Human Devel- Foods I, II, Human Devel- opment, Creative Cook- opment ing, Creative Sewing