Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

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Eight! grabirs learn experimental procedures In science class. PragriBBlig tki computer. John Hughes looks like an expert. Lunlig ta blwact in 5th period biology class can get a little messy. Dissecting One Phase of Biology!! Just “Hey, Tammy!” “Hey, whatta you want? “Guess what we're going to do in biology today?” “I don't know, but I sure hope we’re not going to dissect! ‘‘Oh, but we are going to dissect—fetal pigs!” “No way, I’m not even going to show up for class!” In biology, students weren’t always dissecting but they learned all about the wonderful world of nature and how nature works. Another class that was always doing something was chemistry. They hid in the new lab brewing up some goodies that could sometimes be smelled throughout the halls. A class that combines the subjects of science and math was physics which was taught by Mr. White. This class was open to juniors and seniors.

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Eighth graders work on their homework assignments during class time so they don't have to take it home. Tharasa Rtnnikimp studies more advanced numbers during Algebra II class. It takes a lot of close listening to understand geometry. (Tom Coover). We Work with the Advanced advanced levels. Boy, I’m glad that class is over. Over, You gotta be kidding! We’ve got three more years of this stuff. Stuff—Numbers! Can you believe this class? We’re on- ly in the first week and I'm already lost.” “I know what you mean. I think we had better sit behind some of the Mr. know-it-all’s. For many students Algebra I is only the first step in their quest of the field of mathematics. While some students were learning the basics, others were getting into the more

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I Does Lsisa Burns always dress like this? Learning lo sew is a new experience for seventh grade home economic students. Rhonda Griffin gets a chance to take the pepsi challenge. Learning the Basics! “O.K., now the recipe calls for a pinch of sail.” Got it!” “Watch out! I said a pinch, you dum- my, not the whole box!” “Well, so what if our cookies taste like the Atlantic Ocean.” Racket like that above may not have been found in the home economics room during the year but there probably were some worse than that. Cooking isn’t the only thing home economics students did. For instance, many students made their own clothes to wear throughout the school year. Did you ever think you would get mar- ried before you graduate? Well, some of the home and family students took the long walk down the aisle. 28