North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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sw MRS. GERARD MRS. NEARING .- ,Exim Iohn Dietrich and Betty Hadley were presented with the best Citjhzgns award for the high School, Below are pictures: first, of a project from Mrs. Ncaring's Latin This is the Socorid year that Bgtty has fggejvgd H class which was completed by Sharon Franzp secondly, a scene this award . In order to communicate properly, there must be an understanding of basic English. If you wish to develop further, you may wish to study Latin or French. Mrs. Gerard teaches junior and senior Eng- lish. Mrs. Nearing teaches freshman English, Latin I QS. II, French I Sf H, and is freshman co- advisor. Mrs. Evers teaches sophomore Eng- lish, Iournalism, directs both junior and senior class plays, advisor to school paper and library club, and is the school librarian. Mrs. Gerard and Mrs. Nearing are on the National Honor Society advisory board. from the senior class play which was directed by Mrs. Evers. Q , Q MRS. EVERS I4

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Q GERALD HENDRICKS High School Principal In order to successfully complete high school requirements, a student must have a firm backgrotmd in the fundamentals. A strong CONDITIONS GO A smooth running school program necessitates adequate communications between administration, teachers, and student. This can be accomplished through bulletins, assemblies, and personal contact with students and student organizations. This is only one of the jobs performed by Mr. Hendricks in the few periods a week that he has available. He teaches chemistry, physics, general sci- ence, advanced mathematics, sponsors science club, sponsors student council, a member of nation- al honor society board, and is athletic director. He resides on a farm near Pioneer with his wife Elouise and three sons. Charles, his oldest son, is now a student at Manchester College. junior high program is of utmost importance if these students are to attain the high stand- ards that today's society demands. This is the responsibility of Mr. Gilcher and his staff. Mr. Gilcher teaches arithmetic and resides on a farm south of Kunkle with his wife and six children. MRS. BRANDON MRS. GREEK Secretary Secretary THOMAS GILCHER Iunior High Principal

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Rick Warner and Dennis Whetro Mr. Stocking teaches high school band, junior high band, intermediate band, high school chorus, and all the elementary vocal music in the Pioneer building. He is also freshman class co-advisor. The high school chorus carried on an extensive pro- gram which consisted of singing at nearly all the churches in the community, participating in a Christmas program and a combined school program near the end of school, and presenting many numbers at school assemblies. The high school band competed at Bowling Green in contest besides participating in many other activities. The picture at the right shows three members of the junior high band trying on band uniforms. These members are: Marian Zedaker, Becky Dury, and one of the Martin twins. Social Studies Guidance a n d MR. GERIG Mr. Gerig teaches senior social studies, one class in American history, world history and is guidance director. The picture at the left was a scene from world history class in which Rick and Dennis are comparing a map Dennis made with the printed map. Mr. Gerig was also F.T.A. advisor. Anna Lou Widmer, Greg Thorp, Bob Hoffman New instruments purchased by band. MR. STOCKING