El Cajon Valley High School - Legend Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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35 ' :T -.2-f PM -PM fs1.:.y.i,s I3 s.s,5rs3-ggi,-yi 4 1- 7. lsisifiiiieLf'3L fzQlsigiL- WQQSAQQQQE- MUSIC- Mr. james Christie and Mr. Harold Lutz rigffiiiv ff- 2 These teachers escort students on a guided tour of the intricacies of mathe matics from basic math to calculus . MATH- Mr. james Bosley, Mr. Lee Tompkins, Mr. Donald Lyons-chairman, Mr. James Hilton and Mr. joseph Brooks With emphasis on physical fitness increasing, the teachers of the Boys' Physical Edu- cation classes stress the age-old concept of the need for a healthy mind in a healthy body. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Mr. Ronald Quast, Mr. Edward Foster, and Mr. I-larry Elliot 9' Music hath charms to soothe. . . Excellence in both vocal and instru mental music is the goal of Mr. Lutz and Mr. Christie. A rich cultural background is provided for students enrolling in their courses. jug'

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LANGUAGE- Mr. Stanley Baker-chairman, Mr. john Malovic, Mr. Joseph Gon- zalez, Mrs. Sue Cochran, Mr. David Leewaye, and Mr. Alan Fulcher mastery of a foreign language is, to many, something strange and eX- citingg a Whole new World is open to those Who Wish to ex- plore it. These teachers are the guides to the World of the languages and customs of other people . INDUSTRIAL ARTS BACK ROW- Mr. Andrew Smith, Mr. Wallace Idle, Mr. Don ald Long, FRONT ROW- Mr. William Williams, Mr. Erwin Holla-chairman, and Mr. Leslie Bartlett 5 t,,,.., Maya., , the drafting board to the finished product - this is the scope of our Industrial Arts Depart- ment. The future fiX-it- yourselfer can derive invalua- ble experiences offered by such courses as Wood shop, metal shop, radio -electronic s and auto mechanics.

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