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

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im Cimino: B.A, in Economics nd Business Administration om Western State College. to Motivation: A Large, Board Of Education!! Predilecrion: Fred, my pet Elston: B.A.g M.A. from State University: Post in Vocational Ed.g on PhD. Experience: Sor- havent really had any - my lingers, toes 8: eyes though!! in Students: Aggres- selfstarters, students who seeking a challenge. Geri Frantz: B.S. from Southeastern State Universityg M.S. from Kansas Stare Teachers Collegeg Vocational Credential in Colorado Advice: Take advantage of the op- portunity for an education as well as social development, so you don't have to look back and say, 'I wish I had worked harder or participated more in H.S. ' Reason for Teaching: So I would have 5 months off in the summer. CThat's a laugh nowjf' business business business business Rick Powell: Business Education Richard Salaz: B.A. in Business Ed. from University of Colorado Pet Predilection: My pet flea, Bonzo. , Sandra Badger: B.A. from Universi- ty of Southern Coloradog M.A. from Colorado College Advice: Get the most out of your opportunity in school and become a part of Doherty by participating in the activities offered. Gay Durner: B.S. from Univer- sity of Kansasg M.E.D. from Colorado State University business business busi. f physical education physical education physic Linda Zigler: B.A. in Business Ad- ministrationg M.A. in Vocational Business and Office Ed. from Colo- rado State University. Embarrassing Experience: Spilled my lunch down the front of me on my first day of taking classes during student teaching. Advice: Do your best with what you have Ken Charles: B.S. from Western Stateg M.A. from Adams State. Harold Hamilton: B.S. from University of Northern Colora- do. Faculty 131

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Dick Kusk: B.S. in Music Ed. fromlllinois Wesleyan Universi- tyg M.M.E. from University of Illinois. Qualities in Students: Leader- ship, and the ability to make decisions. Advice: How you act and react now is setting your life's pat- tems. e arts fine f home ec joan Churchill: B.S. from Cen- tral State University: Graduate work at Colorado State Univer- sity. Advice: Whatever you can conceive and believe, you can achieve. 130 Faculty Yvonne Williams: B.S. from Bob jones Universityg M.A. from Uni- versity of Northern Colorado. Embarrassing Experience: I can't tell - you might print it! Are students changing? Yes, be- cause their parents are changing or are different from parents when I first began teaching school 13 years ago. Values and moral standards are changing, so consequently we see changes in the students' standards. Too many parents don't love their Edjones:A.A. in Mechanical Engi- neeringg B.S. in Industrial Arts, M.A. in Industrial Education from Rene Mundorft? B.E. from Colora- Colorado State University. do State University. students enough to say no . Advice: That life is a constantly changing process and that as we grow older our perceptions and ob- jectives change. hO1T1C CC l industrial arts industrial arts industrial arts industrial arts Roosevelt Hunter: B.A. in Industrial Arts from New Mexico State Uni- versity: A.S. in Electrical Technol- ogy from New Mexico Highlands University. About Yourjob: You have to care about people to teach in my field. james Krall: B.S. in Education from Illinois State University. Key to Motivation Making the subject matter interesting. Hugh Parkhill: M.S.g M.E.D. from Colorado State University. Pet Peeve: Being late to class! Not cleaning up, leaving a mess! Terry Sapp: B.S. from Neb Wesleyan University: M.S. in N tional Ed. from Colorado 1 University. Embarrassing' Experience: Ai ing a student oftaking my pen: was hanging on my ear. Advice: Learn a saleable vocational skill-no matter what deavor one is undertaking. s industrial f Linda Bowman: B.S. in tion from Bowling Green University: presently on M.A. at Colorado State versity. Advice: Always do the best 1 your ability in everything yc attempt.

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Wayne Lear: Physical Education Peggy Vigil: B.A.g MA. in Physical Education, Health and Recreation from Adams State College Qualities in students: Enthusiasm! Wanting to learn and showing it by involvement. I like competitive stu- dents who strive to be the best in the class. Anthony Grantz: B.A. from UNLV and UNC Embarrassing experience: After showing a film, I went to put the screen up and pulled it off the wall. james Hollgan: B.A. in Social Sci- enceg M.A. in Educationally Handi- capped from University of North- ern Colorado Qualities in students: Trust and honesty. Advice: Knowledge is power. Are students changing: It depends upon the eye of the beholderf' O David Novic: B.B.A. in Mar- keting and Business Education from Western Michigan Uni- versityg M.A. Educationally Handicapped from University of Colorado Pet predilection: To be alone in nature and have it cleanse me of the turmoil of everyday liv- ing. It allows me to see the ab- surdity and variety of many supposedly important things. Alpha-Omega. ation physical education physical education physical education ph! special education speci: Theresa Melius: BA, in Phys- ical Educationg minor in Psy- chology from University of Northern Colorado 132 Faculty Larry Cunico: B.A. from University of Southern Coloradog M.A. from Adams State College Advice: Work hard now, because if you don't, you'll wish you could go back and do it again later on. --if Q .ft X i t- -, .Wirth M 2' A' , ', F. 1 . if Wx- bl I ii ii P P: is ' li 9 .. li.. P 'ft , . .A ' ,- iiiii il 'i ri. .. f s ,f f ' 'K ' ' - ff. Michael Doherty: BS. in Physical Education from Colorado State University in 1975 Pet predilection: Watching people smile. About your job: Kids are capable of doing many things no matter what their handicap is. Doug johnson: BA. in Special Education from University of Northern Colorado Pet predilection: Country and Western music and a state champ in wrestling. Bob Veuthey: B.A. in Special Education and Englishg M.A. in Special Education from Univer- sity of Northern Colorado. Advice: Learn to understand yourselves. Then a rewarding life will be yours for the tak- ing.