North Central High School - Northerner Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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0 include sculpturing, humanities classes ln the field of Fine Arts at North Central, both the music and art depart- ments made additions to Their cur- riculum. The addition of a sculpturing class led to forming a full program for the art student. New classes stressed the individual achievement and be- came part of the total art educational experience. Three areas represented were weaving and textiles, iewelry de- sign and construction, and ceramic arts. Various proiects lined the art hall, cre- ating an artistic atmosphere. ln the art history class, each student learned the role art played in the world throughout the ages. Mrs. Pauline Brothers conducted a humanities class during the summer and arranged many beneficial field trips for the students. A new choral group, the Northernaires, ioined the other choruses and made many ap- pearances throughout the city, as did Bell Choir, Counterpoints, Music Men, and Girl's Ensemble. wimdi.. f f fu The annual Fine Arts Festival draws crowds of adults and students to see the exhibition of student art displayed throughout the school and to see the program presented by the school's music groups. Mft fi 3 H'

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Senior Paul Koenig looks perplexed as he works out a difficult problem with problems interesting, they prove to be puzzling at times. Learning to use the his slide rule for an advanced mathematics class, Although Paul finds these slide rule is an important step in doing rapid calculations. Bob McPhee and Charles Bahne show their pleasure upon placing l2th in the national math contest. With the aid of 1967 graduate Bruce Whitehead, the team also placed first in state competition. As members of Mrs. Spoon's math class, students Cheryl Diamond and Ron Engel display their pro- iects which utilize geometric principles.