Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

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Far Left — Alleviating her doubts, Teresa Troyan receives the answer to her question. Left — Filling the minds of her Freshman AP’s, Mrs. Woodman discusses the plot of Great Expectations. Below — Attentiveness and concentration are im- portant qualities to A.P. student, Kim Shene. BE THERE in AP Biology to play with molecules and learn everything you ever wanted to know about proteins, life, and the universe. Let AP Chemistry take you into the world of the mad scientist. If you can handle AP Chemistry, you never know ... You might end up a doctor some day. And, Freshmen, when you are Seniors, be sure to BE THERE for the AP Physics. You wouldn't want to miss BEING THERE for that, would you? Left — Classroom demonstrations are impor- tant visual aids to Mr. Dinsmore's AP Chemistry class. A.P CUmm ir

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Excellence Has Its Own Rewards No, AP doesn't stand for all day party, but it doesn't mean study, study, and more study either. AP, which actually stands for advanced placement, can scare you away from some of the most interesting courses in RHS. Provided that you have done well in your previous studies, you just might find yourself in an AP class. AP English is a four-year course, which offers you a chance to BE THERE to read and write some great stuff.'' AP Math is the final chapter of the advanced math program at RHS. So do you want to try your hand at real math? WAP f U««rt

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Nor PICTURE THIS Many students are under the impression that every high school course requires that you sit firm- ly in your Wat, bring a notebook to class, and carry a large hard cover textbook. Too few peo- ple recognize that they are missing a chance to be creative. They must have forgotten to sign up for an art class. For those of us who are not taking an art class, the cluttered and colorful art rooms look inviting. Students here work actively with their hands as well as their minds. The product of a period's worth of work will be something in which they have played an undeniable part. No two vases, paintings or photographs will ever be the same. At the same time these students are both individuals and members of a group, sharing their ideas with one another. Interaction, creativity and learning combine to make art an enjoyable, opportunity for anyone interested in practicing their art skills. Even if you know nothing about] art. here's the opportuni ! ty to begin exploring the] world of ceramics. photography, crafts.i painting, and drawing.