Peru High School - Narcissus Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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For Balanced Educofion Xg 51llllllllll. Qi,- K i l.. . .- -tmdks Marty Erlenborugh watches intently os Karen lohnson skillfully sketches CI physics drgwing under the keen eyes and guiding hand of Mr. Dice, chemistry instructor. '- Let's see, says Glenn Borden to Sain Goodwin and Diane Gilbert ufiffzxi' I pour fhis mixture into the becxker, We eiiher observe the results or coll the hospiicl. . 25 .

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Moth Science, Essential fo Students it ,W U 5 K, 1. Pf- , 3? I E I ,n K7 c mu e one of these before? Terry Marburger E er shows Sharon Bruck his straw geo- Two oi the most widely-chosen fields of in- terest lor PHS students are mathematics and iTCiG'I'lCE?. 'For fiophcniores who have had algebra as t eslrigeii, tilane aeoinetrj: is offered, The junior 'jear nic-'ins advanced algebra, ' r',f hile the senior 'gear bisirngrs irigrcniniolry. Although only alge' l rfr and accinetrw' are required for the college- iwuziil zrtndiint, ariyone inagf take eight sernesf 1 r- fs, -if lor. -l iratti. Ffven though one year ot science, biology, is roiruired, students interested in pursuing a .zcience tnagor nzay take as niany as six semes- ters. Physics and chemistry are the science classes offered to juniors and seniors.

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