Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SENIOR Stacy Pinner and juniors Kim STUDENTS ENJOY the hands-on opportu- Zentz and Doug Ewton try to master their nities the computer lab offers. experiment. Labs and Projects 21

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Laboratory Experiences If experience is the best teacher, then Redskins greatly advanced their education through various labs this year. Some lab classes required stu- dents to conduct experiments. AP Biology students worked on several projects during the year with Eli Lilly personel as a Partners in Edu- cation enrichment activity. Another busy lab around Man- ual was the computer lab. Students got practical experience with com- puters during their regular class- room instruction. Math, Art, and English classes all used the comput- er labs on a regular basis. As a part of Orientation, fresh- men spent part of the semester in reading lab, where they worked to improve reading speed and com- prehension. Manual students had a variety of lab classes in which they could en- roll and receive worthwhile, practi- cal experiences. IN AP BIOLOGY class, sophomore Robert Haley uses the microscope to search for un- known materials. FRESHMEN STUDENTS in reading lab work to improve their reading speed and comprehension. SENIOR LORI HAYES and junior Kevin JUNIORS Thalia King and Doug Ewton Schwab work together during an experi- ment. 20 Labs and Projects prepare to teach biology classes

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FRENCH TEACHER Dave Phillips stands ready to give individual help to students as they work on an assignment. SENIORS Kathy Willoughby, Alan Majors, and Scott Walker discuss the results of an experiment during a physics lab. 1 22 Challenging Classes