Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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JI x . lxj A 5 1 Jovi 11,3 -Q- Bill Wimberly, Ina Scott. and Vickie Denney translate Vergil's Aeneid. .l.... 1-P 1 KATHRYN A. BIRD A. B. Manchester College Latin, English ID CE Guidance is a required course which gives the students a chance to study different professions and academic preparation. A guidance class practices parliamentary procedure under Skip Boisson and Mary De Hart's leadership. I I LATI The Roman horoscope, which appears in the picture of the Latin class, is typical of some of the Roman mythology studied in the classes. The first- year classes study basic formsg the second year studies Caesarg and the advanced class translates either the works of Cicero or the Aeneid. S The primary purpose of the Spanish classes is to learn to read and write Spanish, of course. They also learn about Spanish customs and listen to records in Spanish. This year Spanish contestants participated in the State Achieve- ments Test for the first time. Oly, our friend from Cuba, helps Dan Rcahard, Peggy Williams, Carolyn Black, Diana Boisson, Richard Bracken, and Dcmzey Jenks improve their Srpanish by giving them some actual spoken Spanish to cope with. 1- ,VTYIH , 1 , ,I x r -'Wit l l I X' ' s. X 1 fx A f FF' PAUL LEMKE Capital University: B.S M.A. Northwestern University: 1 Spanish, Guidance

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if 1' fx- , . A'-fi ff' 6, Q. ut., K ff Jia,-fi .Nw-D, A 5 's 7-. Q -Qi- 5s -2-' X. S- I-'Q vc ag fi' 'QQ ide I 0 Portia I-Iaupert A.B., M.A., Marion College English 0 Martha B. Jones A.B. Indiana University University of Arizona De Pauw University English 0 Ethel Smith A.B. Manchester College English 0 Dorothy B. Squires A.B. Indiana University English 0 Gladys D'ove A.B. Indiana State Teachers College M.S. Indiana University Librarian u I-s CLI The symposiums in the senior English classes proved to be quite an experience! Richard Bracken, Norma Wright, lane! Squires, Richard Ford, and Diana Boisson present their dis- cussion. The English classes instruct students in grammar, literature, speech, and composition. STUDY HALL LQt's see, did his name begin with a c or a k ? Linda Lehman, Carol Collinge, and Susie Rowland use the encyclopedias in the school library. Study hall is a time for both study and research. mllllllll

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har wx ku-O mrs J I' i A Adjiistinpzlltlie niicroscope to see cells keeps Larry Cox A Stephen Holthousc and Sandra Vroamrm are finding the busy. hob bishop is tellinguhim how to do it. Christina mechanical advantage of that pulley. The weight of the U1-rrholt watches Ruthonn Lltzroth as she discovers plant unknown substance on the balance is being recorded by cells through the microscope. ft get il. t ROBERT L. ELLIOTT Biology Instructor B.S.. M.A., Indiana State Teachers College I 'A 25 x 5- 1- -' X .... , X I f JAMES OLIVER Radio Workshop Sponsor, Physics, Chemistry WSKS Radio Station Manager R. Fld., Toledo University For those few citizens of Wabash who couldn't come to the football and basketball games, llavr- liirlcfl, Danny l,f-1-, Karr-n Smilh, and firuflrn Waller were bringing fplay by play descriptions into their homes. Kay Camp as Michael Fisher checks her measurements. SCIE CE Electricity, biology, physics, and chemistry complete Wabash High School's science program. These courses prepare students for college work as well as develop their practical ability through laboratory work. Dissecting frogs, preparing hydrogen, proving Newton's law, and learning the principles of electrical conduction are only a few of the things learned in these courses. DIO WGRK HOP WSKS, Wabash High School Radio Station, is operated entirely by the students, who receive a half-credit for their work. These radio station operators have practical experiences in all phases of radio engineering and production, not to mention the speaking poise they may attain. Educational broadcasts to the elementary schools, adult programs, popular music on Saturday afternoons, and the broadcast of all football and basketball games compose WSKS's program schedule. 1 X1