Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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M lin ws 45 Mr. Jackson Mr. Rice Mrs. Slagle , IZZ, .1.. ,.L, V . if it S 'm Q, Mrs. Poole Mr. Scheele The math department at Valley is designed to accomodate a wide range of careers such as doctors, lawyers, etc. In a constantly changing world it is important that students prepare themselves for a wide career range and therefore students should take as much math as possible. This insures the student of some possibilities of career changes in their lives. The math teachers at Valley are always available to counsel students as to the math requirements for their chosen careers. Faculty 49

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v oo., o co, gun, 9 ,. una. .1 ,... , .,,,. o I o Q . Q n o 0 a . o , 4 0 ' 3 oo ,. : : : . zoossnu. 'o.n ..' 4 o : ' ' ' Q . . 1 Q u . I.. . o 0 ' ' o 0 ' I 4 Hsu.. 'u .. 0 : 0 I Q ' ' . , 1 I Mr. Nordine Mr. Poppen Mr. Suiter Mr. Piggott Mr. Smith Mr. Van Wert Social Studies The social studies department stresses enrichment of their department by adding more courses that are interesting to the students. Social studies is geared to appreciation of the past and its application to the future, and in emphasizing courses dealing with human behavior. Some social studies classes deal with the rounding out of the students' personality developements so they can better relate to their school, family life, and the role as a good citizen. Two new classes were offered this year to the students, 1'Social History of the United States and Great American Statement . These classes deal with the culture of our past and present. Faculty 51