North Side High School - Legend Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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i John Cryer and Ray look at biology Science offered new option The Advanced Placement Program, a new addition to the science curriculum, was open to students of Advanced Chemistry, Advanced Biology and Physics. This optional course offered eligible students majoring in sciences to earn college credits. The students prepared for this by studying independently in addition to regular classroom work. In the spring the students took a test that determined the amount of credits earned. Offered by the Science Department was a variety of awards. The Bausch and Lomb, Kramer, Thomas Chemistry and Earth Science awards were given to those students exhibiting special talent in the specific science areas. The purpose of the Science Department was to prepare students for careers in sciences and medicine. On a broader view, We hoped to give the students an appreciation and awareness of their surroundings, and to get them to think critically about the things around them, explained Mr. Mark Tipple. SCIENCE IS

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Mr. Beryl Lewis explains an experiment Culberson and Lynn Guthrie. Merle Rice discusses a homework assignment with Kelly Hill.

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r Mr. Michael Schnelker, an English teacher, checks to see if his students had read their daily assignments. Miss Norma Thiele. an English teacher, explains an assign- ment to Heather Holloway, a freshman. JO ENGLISH