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

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Academic classes were those classes that were not electives. English, history, mathematics, grovernment, health and the physical and biological sciences were academic courses re- quired to graduate. Some courses such as ad- vanced biology, chemistry, trigcnometry, calculus, and phy- sics could be taken as electives by inquisitive students prepar- ing for college. Most of the time spent in academic classs took the form of notetaking, studying, and preparing for tests. Occasional- ly, teachers spruced up the bill of fare with interesting experi- ments, creative projects, or scientific labs. These routine- breaking exercises were what made academic classes memo- rable. Simply Shocking-T J Pelton lends a hand in a physics experiment on static electricity while Chris Medlin looks on in astonishment. QQ 22 I Academics Class Charisma in Academic Say Cheese-Polly Knight takes crei for her geometry project, 'geometree', for Mr. Rhiddlehoovei class. Pit Crew-Kevin Henderson and We ley Smith get their mousetrap ca wound up for a drag race in hono physics class.