Agoura High School - Quixotian Yearbook (Agoura Hills, CA)

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Math Adding To A New Tomorrow The Math department is definitely one of the most com- plicated departments at Agoura High, with its endless array of equations, postulates and theorems, all of which only serve to confuse math students. The teach- ers of this department have done much to improve the student's understanding of the work, however. These teachers are Mr. Berke, Mr. Belcher, Mr. Holden, who is also chairman ofthe department, Mr. Falkin, Mr. Harms, Mr. lsenburg, and Mr. J.D. Smith and Mr. Fiezinas, who in addition to math classes also coach successful sports teams at Agoura. New to the department this year is Mr. Goldberg, who also teaches English. The math subjects that these teachers teach include Pre Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, General and Consumer Math, Math Analysis and Calculus. LEFT: Mr. Holden, Department Chairmen BELOW: Karen Finke en- joys her lunch during class BELOW LEFT: Mr. BeIcher's Math class hard at work BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Belcher lends a helping hand Curriculum 65

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oreign Language Communication ls The Key YQ. tx X T, . H -- -, I g g i. Z: ,L Q ,. A Axv r X as tl, ,,........... , ' ti' ,gr- mxx- Q X r ' X. X X T . f 'lf A sas ' A ea Y r A ' . W' r .Q-Q. 'S : r w. dm . M., . The use of foreign languages is a very essential part of our culture, and one of the objectives of the foreign language department at Agoura High School is to stress their impor- tance. The department consists of two subjects, French and Spanish. The French department is headed by Mrs. Myer, who loves to teach French and tell humorous tales about her exper- iences abroad. The Spanish department is under the direction of teachers Mr. Christionson, Mr. Quint and Dr. Steffen. Mr. Ohristionson, who once lived in Mexico, came to Agoura to teach Spanish. This year he is teaching Spanish I and ll in addition to his Leadership class. Mr. Quint, a renowned Ger- man teacher at Agoura, is teaching Spanish l and ll, as well as English, since the Foreign Language department has dropped its German courses. Dr. Steffen, who has a Ph.D. in the lan- guage ot Spanish, is teaching Spanish ll and IV this year. Though some students have found foreign languages difficult to learn, the teachers of this department will always be remem- bered by those who were fortunate enough to have mastered these languages with their help. LEFT: Craig Brink, a master of all languages. BELOW: Mr. Quint is shown teaching one of his many Spanish classes. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Myer, who is in charge of the depart- ment, is definitely one of our more interesting teachers at Agoura. BOTTOM BlGHT: Mr. Christianson displays one of his infectious smiles. fi . Q i . fri. . . : 'r QNX Q Q' it tel- i wr, A5 . + t - sit s .sw E 1.1 -. - . K .1 'Q st