Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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' 1 I 1 ntel aids classes For the second consecutive year, the Intel Corporation has helped the electronics 3-4 class gain knowledge on the entry level position available in the high-tech field, according to Mr. Larry Fultz. The Industrial Education Department also offers students a wide variety of courses from Commercial art to Advanced Auto Body or Collision Repair. Each course offered in this department offers students the chance to obtain the skills necessary to obtain an entry-level position available in the job market. Also available in this department is ICE f VICA, a vocational course for students to take in conjunction with a job in the industrial and technical fields on the basis of what they have learned from the courses previously taken in the department. Mr. Ron Martens Mr. Ron Moore 3:5 'ii Mr. Keith Kaylor A Mr. Arlo Morrison Mr. Jay Rigle

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S ssst at Mr. Byron Harper Mr. Dale Frost Mr. Larry Fultz Mr. Dan Ide Department Chairman 1. Shawn Greeby sands his project in wood shop. 2. Tim Melchisedech puts the finishing touches on his grandfather clock made in Mass Production. 3. Steve Lemieux takes a few minutes to laugh before getting back to work on a car in Auto Body. 4. Steve Bauman begins his project as John Fresco and Ricky Alvarez K S W 3 Mr. Bobby Johnson Mr. Ron Kalmbach t QV ,, .wh I

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Scientists compete in academic ol mpics f'Science is fascinating, it is always explaining why things happen in our society, said Science Department Chairman Ray Collins. 'That is why our students enjoy the subjectf' According to Mr. Collins, the most exciting event this year was the Science Olympics held at Shadow Mountain. On March 26 our school, as well as several other schools around Arizona, competed in a contest bas- ed on four general areas of science, said Mr. Collins. According to a letter from Mr. Richard Porshier, the director of the Arizona-Nevada Junior Academy of Science, the Science Olympics was an inter- disciplinary contest which demanded the ultimate in mental and physical discipline. It tested the thinking skills and science methodology of the students, said Mr. Collins. Other events in the department included three of Mr. Cherryis students who took a series of seminars from the American Heart Association and a field trip to ASU taken by Mr. Heinrich's class. x 4 l ' Mr. Ray Collins Department Chairman Mr. Richard Cherry av- Y 3 Mr. Frank Grundler Mr. James Heinrichs Mr. Vernon Jensen ,.,,......a..m .WN- ,.,..,....4----............ ,......N-c-,...,.........- .........N...-.n...,. .,,,..,.,...........-.- ..........- ,.....,.. ,,,,,,.,..........--- ,.,,,.,........,..-.Q-.M , . -7 , is I Ka M Q k fir, , , at .t....,....... R---v-mw----4---0 rsls -my -lls A r 1, -: 'i ffwzss e-X ft ---. f - ---if - -- E - MS- Beverly Lewis Mr. Jim Schonaerts