Great Valley High School - Musket Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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Students Begin Each Day Learning Academics can be divided into two aspects - the tangible and the intangible. The tangible includes the faculty and classroom activities. Our teachers affect us in many different ways as they guide us through the subject areas that m ake up our daily schedules. Some are stimulating; others merely routine, but we learn from all of them. They are the human part of our education. Classroom activities ranging from ninth grade required courses to tenth grade World Cultures ' term papers to eleventh grade health classes to senior physics and philosophical problems are all facets of our education. All of it helps us to begin to cope with the future. For some of us it is a basis on which to build our further education while for others it is a background with which to enter the real world . The intangible part of academics is the learning process which is what goes on in the heads of students and teachers. We can not touch it or see it but it is equally important for it is the way we begin to use and develop the knowledge we receive daily as we begin to he independent. 10 Introduction

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Assuming Adult Responsibilities SBKiMf

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For The Future