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

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NORTHERNER STAFF-Standing: J. Alexander, K. Brueckner, S. bl'Ul1r1- Seated? M- Koplos, C- Mattson, J- HBFICOCK, H- Glanlmanf Bell, J. Hawley, T. Thompson, J. Kahn, L. Selig, D. Boring, L. Cre- K. Lorch, S. Kappes, P. Boleman. Junior members will assume edi- viston, S. Bohard, B. Stevenson, L. Williams, M. Zachar, R. Heil- TOYIHI roles next yeafin DISCS Of graduating SSUIOVS- NORTHERN LIGHTS JUNIOR STAFF-Ann Davidson, Julie Hauck, Alice Bond, Rocky Mers, Kathleen Wills, Vicki Carvey, and Ray Ochs. SORTING SENIOR PICTURES, LiAnne Cre- viston prepares for an early deadline.

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Languages advance new cultural ideas Participating in the I. U. Honors Program again were the French, Ger- man, Spanish, and Latin classes. A student is eligible only if he is a ju- nior and enrolled in the third or fourth year of language. Emphasis was placed on audio- lingual, which was used more in class than in previous years. New supple- mentary readers and textbooks, along with new tapes and films were available. Mr. Schaaf, a Spanish teacher, and three German teachers, Miss Pihlak, Miss Sabol, and Mr. Tully traveled to junior highs to teach the ninth grade the same first year language courses that are offered at North Central. Cindy Cagle, a student in her fourth year of studies, accompanied Mr. Tully to Northview as an aid in teach- ing the first year students. STUDENTS IN Miss MerkeI's fourth year Spanish class take notes on grammar. SERVING AS AN ASSISTANT in the Ian- guage lab, Jeff Case prepares to splice a tape.