Prairie Heights Community High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Lagrange, IN)

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Students find the green house a place to study various plant life Suence Club. FRONT ROW: Roger Leaders, Becky Diehl, Kathye Streb, Penny DeLancey, Dawn Albright. BACK ROW: Ken Lash, Dave Stayner, Dan Reese, Cactus, flowers, and different bushes provide science research materials

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Foreign Language Foreign language is communication The languages taught in our school offer an exciting way for the students to widen their interests. They not only learn another way to communicate but also about the cultures of different people. The facilities of the language lab enable them to become better acquainted with the language as the natives speak it by making tapes available to the students. These tapes are narratives and dialogues based on real life situations which help to make clear the correct pro- nunciations of the words. The languages are taught so as to give an even balance of reading, writing and speaking.

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Science Science year highlighted by research field trips The Science Department of Prairie Heights offers its students a wide variety of courses. The courses offered range from General Laboratory Science to a highly rigorous College Zoology course. For those students who are ambitious, the Science Department offers a night class in Physics, which is conducted by a college profes- sor from Tri-State College. Jerry Leaders, Richard Ernsberger, Randy Perkins, Mr. Horvath, Lee Diehl, Leu Sellers, Richard Kinsey. Mr. Ernest Young Mr. Ernest Horvath Mrs.Marcella Shepard Mr. Howard McGlennen Richard Ernsberger, Beverly Chrysler, and Pam Young find chemistry quite challenging as they experiment during their lab time.