Hinkley High School - Contrails Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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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

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Business Courses Benefit Students' Future Charles Morrison Fundamental Math l, Algebra l, Trigonometry, Math Analysis .tx X V- - -Bm? James Wolverton Algebra l-A, Algebra 2, Calulus and Analytic Ge- ometiy Ron Salazar Business Law, Business and Society, Typewriting 3 N495 ig Paul Otto Applied Math, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Math Analysis f' -,V ff -, 4 e ,,,, 4 , 3-2. - . A S Linda Marrou-Cole Business Machines, Typewriting l,2, Shorthand . ir B651 Jerry Schloffman Consumer Economics, Typewriting l,2,3,4 Since last year the Business department has dropped some classes. This had an ef- fect on the program. Short Hand and Of- fice Procedure were removed from Hink- ley and transferred to the Vocational Center. The students that wanted to take these courses felt that they were too long at the time. In addition, Personal Finance was not at Hinkley anymore. The courses offered by the Business department were beneficial to students after graduation. Many Business courses taught were counted as one full credit. These classes included Consumer Economics which helped if students needed a practical art or social studies credit. Also, Accounting can be a math credit. Students were not aware of this so they did not take Busi- ness courses. The department was a step up to a better future. Civil. John De Siato Typewriting I,2, Accounting, Advanced Accounting ' ' '. ,,-- ,N , ... N . N. if A 3 ff -Q . A I .LJ In Pat Hartenbach Vocational Tutor Faculty 147