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

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lands. peoples Fascinated by far away places, language students worked to bring the atmosphere of the country being studied into the classroom. Films, foreign magazines and novels, skits, displays on individual cultures, and tapes of foreign pop songs made distant shores seem closer. Many Centralites studied abroad last summer and could report to their classmates exactly what life is like in other lands. Through the l.U. Honors Program, Nancy Hayes, Mike Cloncs, and Alan Gillespie travelled to Germany. Anne Gold- bach, Sylvia Hyde, and Mark Pitt- enger spent two months in France. Jeff Montgomery and Jan Bellard toured Italy, Larry Davenport and Bob Nagey lived in Mexico. Fourth year Spanish students brought a literary flair to the lan- guage department by creating a Spanish newspaper. Mr. Arnold spon- sored this project. The language lab was a most use- ful and valuable tool. Independent study in addition to classwork in the lab was encouraged. ALEX BRAITMAN informs Miss Kinnison's Latin class about the Roman Senate. France DESCRIBING the latest escapade of Le Petit Prince, Charlene Schwartz. leads the class discussion in Mrs. Wells third year French class. Only French is spoken in the course. Academics-27

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Language siudenis dream of foreugn BEGINNING SPANISH STUDENTS enjoy hearing real Mexican dialogues. Academucs-26

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Social Qtudies brings students Q is li REPRESENTATIVES AT Hoosier Girls!Boys State. Dave Howell, Sarah Dean, Rhonda MIKE DRISKELL and Fogle, Bruce Fisch, Gary Scudder, Mitch Engel, John Jenkins, and Steve Perkins, re- to use a display in member the summer. History class. at FOLLOWING UP their studies Of human behavior, Mr. Berry'S the fesponsibiiities of many different age EVOUPS 3CC0l'ding sociology class designed and display various posters illustrating iflf0l'mafi0f1 Obtained by SUFVGYS taken by the Students-