Indiana School for the Deaf - Oriole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Ah, this boy, Lionel Jimenez prepares for an unexpected future. He irons during clothing class.

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Regina Kyle and David Bougher upholster a chair in upholstery class. Freshmen Brian Bippus, Noel Rivera, Mr. Borron — architectural drawing teacher, Scott Hoffman, Kenny Tussey, and Scott Brown play around before class.

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Daily Lives Are Affected Science influences every students life; the weather, pets diseases, energy, and growth, are all studied in science. In the laboratory chemistry experiments and dissections are performed by the students providing good experimental learning. Mrs. Haskett, one of our science teachers, explains that students learn to follow directions and use laboratory tools which are skills necessary for many jobs. The subject is difficult because much new vocabulary is learned and many new concepts introduced. When asked about the new physics class, Mr. Stout explained, Physics is the study of matter and energy and their interrelationships. It promotes the knowledge of the metric system and appreciation of accuracy in measurement and calculation. He also added laughingly, I have proposed to my students that they find out what gravity is and what causes it and then perhaps they could have a ' Star Trek ' environment. Wake up Peter Kappos! Biology class will soon be over. Tracy Parker copies notes in Mrs. Haskett ' s biology class to study for her tests. Mr. Stout helps James Kemp, Mike Stultz and Andrew Metz work with pulleys to see the mechanical advantage of different systems. Mechanical advantage is the number of times a machine will multiply a force. 10