Latin School of Indianapolis - Latinean Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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LIBRARY This year along with the usual good looks of Mrs. Wag- goner new dimensions were added to the library. A gen- eral overhaul of the library equipment was conducted. Many new features such as carpeting and air condition- ing have been added for the students convenience. Also for futhering education, listening stations for individuals, which contain lighting units, viewing screens, and listen- ' mg units have been added. But it remains a place of sere- nity that students may use as a refuge to accomplish their educational needs. (Above): Mrs. Waggoner looks over the new air con- ditioner. (Top Left): Brent Evenson and David Berg use reference materials. (Lower Left): Students look at the new improvements in the library. (Below): Dan Henn uses the listening station.

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ENGLISH (Above) Mike Seyfried, Steve Lamppert, Mike Pearson, and Mrs. Waggoner discuss the use of verbs. (Above right) Bob Sonntag, John Dewes, study OEDIPUS REX. (Below right) John Hale, Gerard Striby, Dan Mahan, and Kevin Dore work on English homework. (Below) Larry Lackner teaches Junior English class. c P J m } 3 n ■1 % % . M. . } ol The English Dept. added the very capable and experi- enced Sister Regina Therese. During her first year here, Sister was kept very busy. She taught the Freshmen in their first contact of what the English Language is all about . In addition to Sister, Mrs. Waggoner, a famihar sight around the Hbrary, shared a teaching role with Freshmen. Along with the freshmen. Sister Regina served in domesticating the Sophmores to their second year of high school English. The attentive Juniors ex- perienced Sister Regina with great expectations. And going into their last year of Latin School English and literature, the Seniors gained valuable information that will pave their way for their coming college years.

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PH.ED. P.E. HEALTH Growth of an individual intellect is only part of matur- ing, one must also grow physically. Developement and growth of a young man ' s body is part of an indispensible production of a totaly whole being. The Phys. Ed. course is taught by Mr. Ron Huck who also teaches Health Driver ' s Ed. The latter two courses are part of develop- ing awareness. An awareness of how to stay healthy learn the bodily functions. Driver ' s Ed. teaches the students the laws of the road and helps them to be aware of whats going on around them. (Above): Tom Quinn and Dennis Bates struggle through pushups. (Below): Drivers Education Class looks over the new car. (Far Below): Freshman listen to each others heartbeat. (Upper Right): Mr. Huck looks over P.E. class (Lower Right): Mr. Huck lectures in his Health Class.