Ben Davis High School - Keyhole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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2' ,f Mrs. Ina Hyde, French teacher and department head, listens as pupils repeat French phrases in the language laboratory. F07f'6Zg71 languages, mem! smcizes az BQ ,sf r ,. ,4,. '7 . .. V jkyh 61 'B .,V X, 4 - - Fr ff ffm 4 2-ifffffs 'K e nfl. brig ' ' '--.., ..,,.g..s,l ,y V :9Q'i.fi5 X ' ' . K::::59,f,, Xl -- -'u 1' 'ft' . I ,f Wfa ' 1 i - 1 V .Q1jj,,..r1g.. W - I V f s X 5 .- 20 Mrs. Mary Anne Caplinger conducts an informal discussion Pupils in a U.S. History class take notes on their teacher's lecture. , , , , with her pupils in Spanish class.

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Zmfqfic concepts vim! in modem world Steve Church points out the position of bromine on the Periodic Mr. George McCool shows Biology I and II pupils the stages of Table. cell division. College chemistry pupils perform experiments in the lab to correlate with their lectures.

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XX i Y 1 '. li--i n - T bv' The Caesar II class works translates u passage from Julius Caesafs ac- counts of the Gaelic Wars. Mr. John Shaw points out a study plan for his psychology class. Audio-visual aids are a valuable contribution to a psychology lesson. upils in understanding world of today Mr. Bruce Calc, U.S. History instructor, en- joys a humorous comment by one of his pupils. The Social Studies Department, headed by Miss Olive Carruthers, prepares students to face life in modern society. Required courses include United States history, gov- ernment, and a one-semester elective course. Pupils may choose from any of the follow- ing for electives: economics, psychology, so- ciology, World history, and geography. The Foreign Language Department, head- ed by Mrs. Ina Hyde, provides training in languages supplementary to the required English courses. Students may study French, Latin, Spanish, and a semester of Greek and Latin Derivatives. This department has en- joyed the use of a new language laboratory and increased library facilities.