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

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jay Engeln: B.Af from University of john Wicklund: Math Colorado Collegeg M.A. from U.C.C.S. Are students changing? Yes, they are getting older every day! nath math! science s Robyn Elliot: B.A. in Earth Sci- enceg minor in math from Nothern Coloradog M.B.S. in Science from University of Colorado. 128 Faculty cience science science i! Bill Hart: B.S. from Colorado State Universityg M.E.D. from Colorado University. Embarrassing Experience: Every time Mr. Espinosa comes into my class or Mr, Von tells my Class a little Black Forest Humor. Craig Heitman: B.A. from Universi- ty of Coloradog teaching certificate in Physical Science from U,C.C.S. Pet Predilecrion: French and Cali- fornia red wines. Pet Peeve: People with closed minds or no sense of humor. science science scienc Steve Hittle: B.S. from Iowa State Universityg MS. from Colorado State University Qualities in Students: I like to see students involved in a variety of ac- tivities. The total high school ex- perience is a combination of classes and involvement with school func- tions. Adel Lucero: B.A.g MA. from Ad- ams State Collegeg summer work at University of California Pet Predilection: Reading and lis- tening to stories about my ances- tors. About your job: Despite all the frustrations, I still enjoy it! e science science science science science Gary Modic: B.A. from University of Northern Coloradog M.A. from Denver University Advice: Enjoy it while you can. Reasons for teaching: Enjoy work- ing with people. Kelly Townsend: B.S. from Colorado State Universityp M.A. from University of Northern Colorado Advice: Work hard and play hard! When life gives you lem- ons, make lemonade! Alan von Ahlefeldr: B.S. from University of Southern Colora- dog M.S. from Cornell Universi- ty. Reasons for reaching: Some of my teachers were soooo-oo bad!.

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Welch: Science Keith: B.A. in Latin Greek from Barnard Col- M.A. in Vocational Guid- from Teachers Collegeg A, Institutes in Spanish - niversity of Maine and Uni- ersity of Tucuman, Argentina re Students Changing? 'Times are changing, and peo- le - students included - neces- arily change with them. The asic problems of growing up, owever, seem to remain essen- ially the same, eason for Teaching: My other was a teacher. Her oung sister was a teacher. The hool atmosphere fbelieve it r notlj always held a kind of lamor for me and I was com- ittecl to becoming a teacher om the age of six on! Martha Perry: B.A. from Denver University Reason for Teaching: I love the German language and culture and enjoy high school students - a good combination. Teaching has got to be one ofthe most stimulating and interesting jobs a person could have. Ed Sandoval: B.A. in Spanish from University of Hawaiig M.A. in Ad- ministration from Western State University Key to Motivation: Be prepared and have a variety of class activi- ties. bfi . D f foreign language fine arts foreign language fine arts wt. QQ- . A' -is ,,.. tat :tg..pas.+w.1--. he Dan Roque: B.A. from Colorado State University Thilde Schaberg: B.A. in French from Colorado Collegeg Additional courses at U.C.C.S., Greeley etc. joan Wagner: B.A. in French with minors in Theology, History and Education received from Mount Marty College, University of Ne- braska and American College in Parisg M.A. in secondary curriculum design with a specialization in Psy- chology at University of Northern Colorado Katrina Green: B.A. in Art from Colorado College, M.A.T. in Art and Humanities from Colo- rado College Reason Hzr Teaching: I decid- ed to teach Art because I pet- sonally have a feeling for the Arts and recognize the need for foreign langf' fine arts ,fi Sally Christiansen: B.A. in Art from Colorado Univetsityg working on M.A.T. in Humanities at Colorado College Embarassing Experience: For sev- eral weeks l referred to a student's drawing or painting as her drawing or het paintings until he informed me he really did not appreciate be- ing called she . students to have a hands-on ex- perience in school in which they can express themselves individ- ually. ne arts fine arts fine Trent Ellis: B.A.g M.A. from University of Colorado Pet Predilection: Old Music! H400-15501. Laborador Re- treivers Ctwoj. Mexican food. Pet Peeve: Cats! Gasoline Prices. Apathy. Faculty 129