Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Ph sical Education and Special Education Train There was a wide variety of physical education classes offered last year. Stu- dents were required to get at least two credits of physical education without tak- ing any courses more than once. Janette Roberts. a new addition to the depart- ment. proved to be a great asset. Special Education was led by Barry Dorfman, de- partment chairman. A program to help slower learning students acquire knowl- edge at their own pace was used. This program included smaller classes to en- able teachers to work more closely with each student. l 'fgi t T ' 'Vi siege f' ' M 1 ' - as David Melton Flag Football, Basketball. Jogging. Volleyball. Pat Dolezal Bod and Mind Janette Roberts Betty Hooks Archery. Gymnastics. Recreational Activities, Flag Beginning Tennis, Recreational Activities. Jogging, Football, Beginning Tennis Volleyball, Field Hockey F x . .1 .r t sox 1 - ' --ag nt. ?' RJ: i V. r,., K 21? V ,. ' -' I , vig, ., M, X553-flj . i gl ,H i ,b if - - l I Q ft i sg t .. Ja..- 1 f H, : f ff:-w.sf1,':af .. .- T'-1.1-yqff, ,I '11 N 5 -xml. rl ' '- QL' 1. E., , les .1 Rybum Sago Richard Johnson Bicycling. Beginning Tennis. Medical Self Help. Physical Fitness, Volleyball. Flag Football. .logging Soccer, Basketball. Golf, Jogging. Weight Training. Jogging. Care of Athletic Injuries. Racketball I44 Faculty Handball

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ath Department Adds to Students' Lives In the Math department there were dif- ferent levels of math. The less difficult classes were Basic Math, Applied Math and Topics of Math. The classes for more advanced students were Trigonometry and Calculus. Some classes that helped students to prepare for college or the out- side world were Business Math, Algebra, and Geometry. The total mathematics program was geared to meet the individ- ual needs of students as well as their indi- vidual rates of learning. There was a new teacher this year in the math department. He was Mr. Brent Carlson who was a strong addition to the department. Mr. Carlson taught Geome- try and Algebra I. Some of the math teachers at Hinkley took a computer course that gave them additional back- ground in Computer Science. Brent Carlson Algebra l, Geometry William Hammond Algebra l-A, Algebra l, Geometry 146 Faculty 5 i it .ff ., lj r I J 1, , xg.. ...Q . H Q' -. ' 3' ' ' 75if1mgw-e Cliff Amend Judith Arffman Fundamental Math 2, Geometry, Algebra l-B Algebra l-A, Algebra 2, Business Math r .lean Flory Joe Gray Topics in Math, Algebra l, Algebra 2 Algebra l-B Frank Kelly Willa Latham Geometry, Topics in Math, Algebra l-A Algebra l-B, Business Math, Geometry, Advance Placement Geometry V r