Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Janice Black examines a biology specimen. The enlightened ones ! Kyle Marshall knows that precision is important in checking the diffusion in a chemistry lab. 27

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Precision of thought—indispensable in General math prepares students for everyday living. Algebra explains graphing and solving of equations . Proofs are illustrated on overhead projectors in geometry. In advanced math seniors investigate the mathematical science of matrices , determinates, and probability. The measuring of the height of a water tower was a practical application of trigonometry. Physical science students gain general knowledge of science including the physical and chemical world. Sophomores study biology, the science of all forms of life. In labs chemistry and physics classes apply newly learned principles. Is this plant camouflage for the biology room? Hal Dunham solves one of his many problems. Mark Roose constructs a perfect right angle. 26

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Business courses stress planning ahead Bill Mattern knows that practice makes perfect. Maggie Mullet learns to use an adding machine. Many courses are offered to business-minded students . Although these courses prepare students for future occupations , they also have other practical uses . Typing and shorthand are useful for college bound students. General business and bookkeeping help us prepare budgets . Office practice is more advanced and it prepares students for office work. It includes filing, using the dictaphone, advanced typing skills, and operating adding machines . 28 It all adds up!