Coronado High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Mr. Mann helps Joey Stoker in the Math Clinic. llwl 4 W is Kathy Mantey cannot believe the answer on her calculator Mr. Baughman helps Linda Holst in Algebra .

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Math Clinic Used To Help Everyone Mr. Bill Mann helped design a special program for Corona- do students. This Math Clinic helped students who were hav- ing difficulty because of content or prolonged absence. It also assisted students in preparation for college entrance exams. Computor programs were continued this year as well as the traditional mathematics oriented classes. Mrs. Judith Strong returned to the department as a part- time teacher in the Math Clinic. Mr. Neil Abrahams also returned after a year sabbatical in Idaho. Mr. Bob Pankratz served as department chairman this year. Other teachers in the department were: Mr. Carl Baugh- man, who taught Algebra C and Geometry Bg Mr. Gary Miller, who taught Geometry C, Mrs. Judy Vaughn, who taught Algebra I, Algebra 3-4 H and General Math and Mr. Fred Longhart, who taught Algebra I, Consumer Decision Making, MAfTrig C and General Math. Mr. Abrahams makes his point graphically C ..... Jim Hadley concentrates on his computer program. Mr. Pankratz checks students in the Resource Center.

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Science Department Offers Broader Array 0f Classes. According to Mr. Jack Mickle, the 1977-78 Science Department offered A broad array of classes with options for a greater diversity than before. This ap- proach was exemplified through all sci- ence classes, and were in conjunction with the department's goals. Basic classes offered included Biology, Chemestry, Enviromental Studies, Geol- ogy, Physiology and Physics. Horticul- ture classes were offered making Corona- do one of the three high schools within the state to offer such a program. The growing interest in this field kept these classes as well as all science classes filled to near capacity. Mr. Dick Winternitz was the Depart- ment Chairman. Pig Disection! Pretty interesting for Drew Austin and Tim Smothers! Mr. Mickle stresses the importance of nutrition. Science class is confusing for Joy Downing and Diane Randolph