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

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REPRESENTATlVES Jan Lingeman, Mike Elliott, Tom Milch, and Annette Sachs look at Hoosier Girls', Boys' State scrapbook. DURING CLASS, Gen. Debard explains the functions involved in the Supreme Court.

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DURING CLASS discussion Mr. Campbell explains the heritage of our government. MANY OF THE social studies classes take advantage of the audio-visual aids. New ideas intrigue social stud EXHIBITING HIS skill on the sitar an Indian folk instrument, Don Tavel entertains Mr. Meeks world history class which studied the various cultures of many countries. ies department A new addition was made to the social studies department, involving a new method of teaching. The ex- perimental class used paperback books rather than the common text- book. The new technique was put to use in the United States history class for juniors. A newly established paper- back library and a classroom set of the new texts were available. The selection of new textbooks for the following year kept the teachers very busy. They also spent a great deal of time reading and reviewing texts that were being considered for state adoption. Along with the choos- ing of new books, the social studies department kept occupied in prepar- ing for participation in the North Central Evaluation. Many politically minded students were enthused by discussions in the social studies classes pertaining to the national and local elections. Panels and debates between students were common. Guest speakers repre- senting local candidates were invited to talk with the students.

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Independent studg, Harvard Project develop STEPHEN JACOBS AND Jane Cravey digest a copper sample in advanced chemistry. PHYSICS STUDENTS Scott Ferguson, Anthony Holt, and Cindy Stackhouse apply the skills learned during class as they experiment with various pulleys and weights in lab. DURING A LECTURE in narcotics class, stu- dents listen carefully to Mr. Prettyman.