Rolling Hills High School - Spirit Yearbook (Rolling Hills Estates, CA)

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Science Philip Bottolfson Jerry Lentz Wondering why and discovering are the challenges of science. Laboratory work is one of the most effective ways for a student to discover. Whether he is dis- secting a frog In biology, analyzing a pre- cipitate in chemistry, or calculating the force due to gravity in physics, science will enrich the analytical mind. Rolling Hills has a fine staff of knowledgeable instructors in this area. John McGehee Mariana McMullen John Ivlorgan Ralph Porter Mariana McMullen explains geological formations to a group of interested science students. The science courses offered at RH deal with studies in biology, life science, chemistry, and physics Faculty — 27

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English Matt Dodson looks over some examples of his students ' writing during composition class. Students learn various forms and techniques for effective writing in preparation for the district ' s writing standards tests- Mary Pinoniemi Garry Poe John Vrendenburgh Betty Wedekind Walter Wildung 26 — Faculty

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Mathematics Mathematics is a strict discipline where students learn about numbers, log- ic and reason. From Math I to Calculus, students develop the ability to approach problem solving and to arrive at answers in an organized, systematic manner. This is a skill that is valuable in all other aca- demic areas as well. Frank Akins Ruth Bloland Derek Blackwell Tom Cox Mildred Garretson Mike Mooko explains the fundamentals of algebra to fiis students Algebra I is an introduction to tfie world of mathematics, leading to various advanced courses 28 — Faculty