Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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They Say Medulla ablongata buster; thinkers. Repetitious and redundant. Eyes on the copy. Ready? Begin The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Memorize these brief forms. Parlez-vous el espanol? HOLAI Now the vector sum is .? Ablative of what?! Dingit! A mole is the molecular weight of a substance in grams. What is Avagadro’s number? Instruments up! Never second guess the band director. Does this belong on the debit or credit side? There are students and those who attend high school. Dave Skolnick works carefully on his Humanitiesart project in casting. A camera can always distraught even the most serious student! 26 — Acodemics

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Mary Lipetz waters the plants in the Horticulture class. Sleepy Dan Precourt hopes that Mrs. Miklos will not notice him in the back of Publications Class. In English, students work hard on a composition assignment. Free to Choose As in network programming, variety is essential to education The variety ot elective courses provides students the opportunities to explore diverse and interesting areas of studies Although it can be argued that electives detract from the three R's of basic education, these courses actually enhance the quality of education that is offered Popular electives such as horticulture, humor, child development. computer math, sociology, and humanities round out students' high school education Not all education takes place in the scheduled classes The independent Study program is available for students who wish to further investigate a topic In this program, students work with teachers outside of a class in a field of study which they have selected This gives more flexibility for students to learn new material unrelated to classwork As a whole, both the elective and the Independent Study program have proved to be extremely successful More students are becoming interested m the programs that the school has to offer, and this has enabled Berlin High to improve its quality of education Acodemics — 25

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This spike is one point toward a win! Jackie Rettich observes Dawn Albert demonstrating a lab technique. Mr Crockett reads the answers to an Algebra II class homework assignment We Say What do you mean 'Participles are dangling’!'’! Even if I stay up all night I’ll never balance this equa- tion!” Why do we always have to solve for x? What's wrong with Y? “Mrs. Strucaly, does India ink come out of white permanent press? No. Mr. Innes. I don't shee it .” Mr. Hall, if you've made your point, would you mind getting down off of my desk? How's Yearbook? Don't ask! While waiting for the bell to ring, Andrea Ceruti reviews her assignment Acodemics — 27