New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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Laurie Merges diligently works on a layout in publications class to make sure your yearbook gets to your door on time. Academics Division 7

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Academics For a scholar everything is a Take One because no two learning experiences will ever be identical. Excelling aca- demic students aren ' t the only scholars. Anyone who finds and grasps a chance to leam is a scholar. To be willing to risk a cool ' image for the sake of an education is a com- mendable characteristic. Teachers at New Knoxville experience the Take One situation every day. Nothing is ever certain except that the students will complain no mat- ter what the teacher does. At New Knoxville both stu- dents and teachers are ex- posed to learning and growing. — Lori Barber 7 know the answer, ' ' says Jonathan Lepinski but I ' d rather get my picture taken. Matt Lammers is either carefully concentrat- ing to get the most out of his English literature assignment . . . or sleeping. Matt Condon, however, seems intent on his work. Dr. Frankenstein, we did it, Eric Oabel appears to say to Daniel Allen while making a plaster of pan ' s body cast during new dimen- sional art. P 6 Academics Division

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Well, they should have the right to pull the plug. says junior Amy Thompson to classmates Debby Bambauer. Jenny Horstman, and Heath- er Coffin during a debate on euthanasia during College English II. Now what am I supposed to do? says Jason Quillen as he stares blankly into a computer screen during open house. Is that really me? asks freshman Jodi Wyatt of Lori Piehl while looking at old yearbook pictures on display in the En- glish room during open house. All decked out. three-month-old Ryan Epperly supports his dad. Mr. Michael Epperly. by wearing a miniature tuxedo to match his father ' s at the open house spring concert. 8 Academics