Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Biology sure is fun! 1 or lm ,Q ' in .,... Mr. Johnsorfs class looks very srudious. f Below, Mr. Cram's class is hard ar work. Bouom, Mr. Swartz corrects Joel I-Iouser's test. .q..-.Q tk ,V mr ru v5 Yi X x ji .2 fl , yt. i 5.

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A changing world The Science Department offered many interesting classes, from Biology to Chemistry, Earth Science to Physics. These classes captured the interest of the scientific mind. The many questions raised were not always found in a book, but in a test tube or microscope. Learning was also exciting when surrounded by plants, live and stuffed animals, and strange creatures in jars . Above, Sophomore Randy Tanner looks over some slides. Right Mr. Cram is being watched. , ,gy T 42 r' F7 N I ,:.,:a,f,,-t .....-lin-v-11

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Math and Social Studies General Math to Calculus, books to computers . What more can students ask for to better their knowledge in Mathematics? Computer Programming and Calculus were among the new classes offered this year to enable students to tackle something more advanced and challenging. The main goal for the Math department was for every student to acquire math skills. q,, Top left, Math workroom shows neatness doesn't count . Above, AP Calculus proves to be a challenge . THEEQ Gxfjzlflf f Q a THE Fi1NDfiMiINlM W Ill ffnmtus 1 THE MMV? Us fllllflililwi FX? 'MMP NWC AWJRQA '!lBETEVE Ps f' .iilef lm if fi A l XM f5Ets2fll'?asfi:fft lil ',3fJMf ll'Wl'l MYHE ijlff if In V f,?1lf,l3l,US CEJTUDEN SLEEP gg gl mf 5 f' C f,lwc1tf. ?' mlb THE BEST Akmlmtmw tu A uxttutug PROOF lS lNTUlTlVllT OBXIXOUSA F n i L7 E I , Q 3 Top right, Calculus students don't interpret Math as 1,2 ,3. Above. Senior Dave King relates to the computer.