Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Sophomores uJie Druiey and Kevin Rogers hove found that together they moke more sense of their chemistry probiems. APPLE II, Frogger Too! Much as we complain about it, our years at EHS just wouldn ' t be the same without some sort of science in them. From scurrying around collecting leaves as freshmen, and then dissecting worms, to the more dignified learning of the periodic table and the mixing of chemicals, life just wouldn ' t be the same without it. Just think (if possible) what would you do without go- ing to chemistry and wearing those neat goggles that make you look like a raccoon when you take them off? Or, how about dropping beakers, watching videos on the crocodile (and numerous other equally fascinating animals, such as the queen bee and the aardvark), also learning the number of chromosomes you are suppos- ed to have! Now, what would you really do without all these learning experiences? Believe it or not, these things do come in handy every once in a while. For in- stance, if you just happened to want to know the molecular structure of K2Cr04, then you would definitely be in luck. Or, maybe someday you ' re going to need to know the melting point of zinc. That ' s when you ' re really going to thank your chemistry teacher. On the more serious side, Mr. Lohr recently received an APPLE II computer. He has many uses for this piece of modern technology, including making tests, homework assignments and not to forget playing Frogger! 22 — Academics

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Junior Marie Heiney and her classmates take the necessary notes to complete and understand their assignments in advanced algebra. mJi- h. Roberto Mitrevsfci and fellow students pav close attention to the explanation of their honors geometry assignment. Senior Alan Reed further perfects his program writing skills in computer programming class. Academics — 21

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Mr. Carrier helps o confused junior Katie Frebel on a particularly difficult equation in ad- vanced chemistry. Freshman Sharon Marine finds that an occa- sional bubble helps her concentrate on her biology book. Sophomore Vicki Rhoda receives some personal attention by Mr. Anderson on her chemistry. Academics — 23