New Prairie High School - Prairie Life Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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 The proper way to hold a book is What's Paul looking at? Writing in English is essential. Classes in the English Department are somewhat limited to either regu- lar or accelerated. However, the various aspects of each section offer a complete and well-rounded educa- tion for the individual. This year, a new dimension was added to the curriculum in the form of speech class. This is now a re- quirement for all incoming fresh- men. Speech not only adds a knowl- edge of technique but also helps stu- dents overcome their shyness which is important for future assignments in other courses.

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Mr. Frank Rokosz Miss Sandra Dryja Mr. Bill Hasclton Mr. David Mathews Miss Christine Cortier Mrs. Barbara Deer

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Science Cooperation is needed among the elements and staff. Gaseous ... Solid ... Liquid ... It Matters. Science is basically a study of matter. Most beginning students took either biology or earth science. These classes include the basic fundamentals of plants, animals, and the earth. Advanced students in chemistry and advanced biology scrutinized the make up of these basics. There is a class designed for every interest a student shows, from general and elementary science to the more advanced courses such as physics and advanced chemistry. Experiencing the elements first hand in the various classes give the students an opportunity to experiment and analyze. On occasions between classes, rotten eggs may seem to be present as well as fire-crackers. These are all part of the scientific experiments within the classes. Mike, that paper won't fit under the microscope! Mr. James Woolsey Mr. Keith Kauffman Miss Mary McGawn 16