Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Students in Physics class test audio amplifiers. Studying plants in Biology, we identify and classify leaves. 17

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Science Sets The Pace Getting ready for an experiment. In Biology we learn to see ourselves as a part of the world of living things. We learn to recognize our dependence on other living things and to understand our place in the scheme of nature. We learn to use the scientific method and approach in Chemistry. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Gill, we do experiments to help us understand what our world is made of. Many of us also learned (for the first time) to be neat and exact. In Physics 11 we find out about the world around us. By ex- perimenting with weights, pendulums, micrometers, and circuit boards, we learn lab technique, becoming familiar with lab apparatus. W orking in the ohem laboratory. Carlie Richardson, Lynn Schweiger, and Steve Reim distill water. A. H. o«J CUpTJlS Do Ort m c,J Car ' . 4- 8 - } C ■ Z f • . i F mi ■ 3,5 i, 1 t.S k t : issa- g $ m m , jldc.akl TkJ ti T: • ' ■ ; • ' ' ■ ■ i .. v- ' I

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D. Cappelletli practices reading German script. We Learn Of Other Lands Four foreign languages are offered at Elkhart High School with a fifth, Russian, to be offered next fall. German is a relatively new language taught at EHS. Songs, stories, and con- versations help us gain our objectives of reading, writing, and understanding the German language as well as the country. Many practical uses of Spanish are taught for the students who may visit our Latin American neighbors. We also do supplementary reading in both Spanish and English. Most Spanish students belong to the Spanish Club, which helps them understand the Spanish countries and customs. Diane Fnnderbnrk displays a doll for a project in Spanish class. 18