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

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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

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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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RN 1,::.,, Mrs. Rushmer explains test score to student. Martha Borden, Denice Mohr, and Laura Hagen find their pig different and amusing. Geology class keeps busy during a lab. Hs. maize,-. K, f-... 1. .. .Wm ii? Y N