Clinton Christian School - Echo Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Academics: A Challenge Academics are always a challenge. Stu- dents and faculty learn from classroonn interaction. Students are introduced to new classes each year and add to what they have learned in previous years. For several students, science was a chal- lenge. Chemistry, physics, and biology were all taken as independent courses with required laboratory work to aid in their understanding. English, math, histo- ry, Bible, and electives also present unique learning possibilities. With chemicals and scientific equipment spread around him. Homer Schmucker conducts an experi- ment. As Duane Yoder and Robin Graber watch. Mr. Schrock explains a new function to the computer class Home Ec. students take notes as Mrs Schrock lec- tures. Opening 7

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■f Visiting speal ers are an integral part of chapel. Mel Shetler holds audience attention with reflections on his school days. Football was a new sport for many girls. Mr. Schrock helps phys. ed. girls practice their new skills in a scrimmage. Involvement on School Pride Day was wide spread; a tractor, borrowed from Jayco, was used to repair the softball diamond. 8 Opening