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

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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.

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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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Sister Pat Melton, new to the Latin School, has the privilege of teaching all the students in various subjects. Under Sister ' s direction the freshmen and sophmores get a taste of how other people live in varying countries in the World Cultures class. The Junior year brings the mans attention to- ward our own heritage. The Senior year proves interesting as they encounter Government and Economics. There are also such electives as Socio- logy and Social Studies Seminar. SOCIAL STUDIES El O = tUB (Above): Juniors listen as Sister Pat articulates upon American History. (Left): Sister Pat ponders upon a Sophomore World Cultures question. (Below Left): Phil Carson listen unbiasedly as Sister Pat expands on a controversial Supreme Court Decision. In Government Class. (Below); Phil Carson, Brent Evenson, and Paul Besse discuss current politics with Sister Pat in Social Studies Seminar. S hbU S ui b • lip J i KJ aim K j i i. m i , %1 r IV ■ ' t mm u