Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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IT'S K-P TIME AGAIN - Laurine Williams, Carolyn Tumer, and Cassan- dra Hardy wish that they could eat in- stead of clean up. YUCK - Wanda Wicks hopes that these diagrams are as close as she gets to a real crawfish. NOW IF WE DO IT THIS WAY - Brian THE MICROSCOPIC WORLD OF CHS Miller hopes that Kip Foley knows - lon Almeida and Otis Amy are what he's doing as loe Armstrong amazed at the squiggly, crawly in- goes on about his work in Chemistry. habitants of the Bulldog Pond. Academics X 11

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Becoming lekylls and Hydes, we enjoyed the freedom in Lab Work While most classes were the typical high school classroom - each desk filled with the body of a student, a book opened to the designated page, a teacher standing in front of the classroom lecturing on the effects of medieval man on today's society - there were a few classes that didn't conform to the basic scenario. There was another world lurk- ing in the shadows, waiting to capture its unsuspecting prey. It was the laboratory world where students learned by ex- perimenting and doing, they actually experienced what they 17, 18, 19 . . . - Tanya Wright wishes that her mercury would rise a little faster for her chemistry experiment. ON YOUR MARK - Bryan Byrnes thinks that maybe it would be easier to carry his gun around rather than make a gun rack for it. I0 X Academics read in their textbooks. Carbon dioxide, wooden gun racks, and even chocolate chip cookies were some of the laboratory products produced. Students received some guidance from their teachers but were mostly on their own. By using their own judgment, the students learned to depend more on themselves than on their teachers. Whether it was deciding to substitute two one-fourth cups for a half, or using an extra test tube, students were challenged to think on their own, not w' t A M, SANDING HIS LIFE AWAY - Chad I SPY - Chuck Waggonner, Biology II Morgan sands away on his gun rack student, shows Libby children the pro- for his brand new pellet gun. per use of a microscope. gg - f ' 12 1 , ! l I. l

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AN APPLE A DAY - Ray leter shows Mrs. Beverly Graham his newest pro- gram forthe Apple ll computer. MR. MICROPHONE - David Mc 'x 'x KX? Mgiwfif . ex xt EXASPERATION - Mrs. Pat Webb is a WHAT NEXT? - Bobby Shutt awaits firm believer in the old saying T he patiently as Neal Sartor receives Hurrider I Go the Behinderl Get. orders from the director. Cauley attempts to pick up some in- telligent conversation inconspicuously. X9 lT'lL WORK - The second period TV Productions class all have different reactions to Vicki Wade's idea for their class project. 12 X Academics WATCHFUL GAZE - lennifer Hanlon keeps an eye on the action while tap- ing the computer math section of Career Day.