Doherty High School - Stigme Chronou Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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harlorte Brummer: B.A. in ychology from University of loradog M.S. in Physics from niversity of Oregong C.A.S, in athmatics from Weslyan Uni- rsity. dvice: Take as many differ- t classes as you can. This is a od time to find out what you e and what you are good at. ou may be surprised. ie Chalker: B.A, from New Highlands University. vice: Take all your school k and activities seriously quit worrying about where will ever use it in life. Mr. Swankowski' B.S. in math- ematics from Colorado State Uni- versityg Ph.D. fMontgomery Wardsjg Colorado Drivers License 14th timejg Colorado Fishing Li- cense. Embarrassing Experience: Nothing embarrasses me! Advice: Watch out for weeping willows when the rivers flow back- wards over the blue mountains. Pet Predilection: Beating up stu- dents! Pet Peeve: Stupid questions! Lousy excuses for not having homework done on the day it is due. Darrell Higman: B.A. in chemistry and math from University of Colo- radog M.S. in mathematics from Idaho State Universityg Credential from University of Wyoming. Bill Scott: B,A,g M.A. from George Roe: B.A. from Colorado University of Norhtern Colora- Stateg M,A. Colorado College. Pet Predilection: Good mannered, hard working students with a sense of humor. Pet Peeve: Excuses and not work- ing up to capabilities. math math math math math math math math math math math math math math Sal Iispinosa: Math Warner Nelson: MATM from Uni- versity of New Mexico. Robert Shenk: B.A. from University of Northern Iowag M.N.S. from University of South Dakota Aboutyourjob: A great thrill for a teacher to see students work to- gether as a team. do. Qualities in Students: A pleas- ant personality and a desire to learn. s-ar ,zliii , :iii . , al ,fill math math math math fprwv - r Anne Thrasher: B.A. with high- est Destinction from Purdue Universityg M.A. from U.C.C.S. Qualities in Students: I respect a student who perseveres and one who takes responsibility for his or her own learning. Are Students Changingf: Not really although on the whole I feel they are more free to ex- press their feelings than when I was in school. Faculty 125 1

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