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

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Mr. Michael Jennings Mrs. Kathy Nova Mr. Floyd Trosper Scramble for the ball! PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH I feel like I can fly! Hey, let me tie my shoe! One. two, three ... keeping in shape by exercising provides a basis for future health. Today’s healthy student is tomorrow’s healthy adult. One year of P.E. is required for graduation as well as one semester of health. But many young athletes continue their body-building program throughout their high school years to keep in shape, while others take P.E. just for pure enjoyment. Guess what we're going to do now? I am not cheating! Curriculum-21

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Mrs. Phyllis Curtiss Mr. David Washburn Mr. Mike Powers Will she ever notice me? How do you do this? Cindy understands it now. Mathematics was an extremely complex composition of theories functions, and programs. Whether Algebra or Geometry the subject boiled down to facts, figures, pluses and minuses. The constant search for solutions and understanding mathematical problems provide a foundation for advanced courses. MATHEMATICS Mr. David Feikes Mr. Rande McCammack 20-Curriculum

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1 9c j- J | ►v, -a'A ieU 1 : u ce U B- (? y m ic'f 11. ■S1 t'-‘ a ! ■ J 1 u. « H-' Mr. Keith Kauffman Mr. Jack Calhoun Mr. Bill Spier Mr. James Woolsey SCIENCE Mr. Kauffman explains what is under the microscope. Students take pride in their plant project. Ivan and Kevin work together to weigh an object. Liz views cells under a microscope. New Prairie science department offered a wide variety of courses providing for varying interests and abilities. One year of a laboratory science is required for high school graduation; students may decide to major in science following an introductory course. New Prairie offered such courses as general science, earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics. 22-Curriculum