North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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. 1 ' , , -1. - . a Vw wa. F . f Y, .x... y 4.., Z: 'li H X ,Q I l g w , tv 133, Q., . L L L -iivil f ri 1 if -fisisg' 4. :iifiiifl ' Helen Oscarson Laura Briscoe Helen Cain Oro ia McHugo Carol Newett Department Head Latin French - panish German French, Latin Latin Club Spanish Leagu Committees Tamarack Pronunciation and Conversaiion Principal Pari of Foreign Language Siudy Tape recordings, records and films aid in pronunciation and conversation and increase interest in the country and its people. Through foreign languages, students learn about the people and customs of other lands. Learning vocabulary and grammar is a major part of the curriculum. The students also learn about the country's culture and acquire writing and reading ability in these classes. Mrs. Oscarson teaches her second year French students with books and tape recordings. New to Nortp Central this year, Mrs. Orosia McHugo coaches her reshman Spanish class. 'E 'T 15 I rg 4? r I if I3

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i James Griggs Department Head Stenography Helen Stockdale Distributive Education DECA Club Mary York Bookkeeping Commercial Club Norman Erickson Blair Glover Bookkeeping Office Practice ASB Faculty Committee Lyle Jewell A. A. Manfred Typing Typing Business Manager Varsity Baseball Business Courses Lead to Career Opportunities Commercial courses are among offered in high school. the most immediately useful subjects Courses in business education are helpful in laying a foundation for a business career, and they also pr life. Through business education, Some require further training, 0 reers in business, two-year courses are offered. Office practice and courses. Mrs. Helen Stockdale instructs an attractive display for their ovide useful information for personal many careers are open to students. thers do not. In preparation for ca- in typing, shorthand and bookkeeping distributive education are one-year Larry Wieber while they arrange class. Left to right, Patty Filzen, Kathy Judd, Kay Materne and Mary Lynn York learn machines in office prac- tice class. I 2 I

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1 l I i I l i Gerald Stannard William Diedrick Boys' PE Boys' PE Varsity Basketball Ninth Football 1910-1964 Barbara Eddy Painting Basic Art Myma Leichner Girls' PE Color Girls i A. G. Tiemann Senior Band Instrumental Ensemble Ralph Montroy Creative Drawing Lettering James G. Simmons Choir Music Appreciation 1932-1964 Vicki Donahoe and Annette Nevdahl pose for art students Don Puddy, Cheryl House, Judy Christie, Linda Benjamin, Dianna Iron and Sandra Sellers. I4 Charles Long Boys' PE Varsity Tennis PE, Ac Physica opportun through exe poise and nation ar Studen specializi and oil p design and nd department of enj oym The u derstandi Lucile Lill Girls' PE Red Feathers Julie Stanley Girls' PE Color Girls Art, and Music Otter Varied tiv ities for Interested Students l e ity ducation offers to every student the ' to keep his body strong and well rcise and fun. Students gain posture, nfidence. Sportsmanship and coordi- atured in all PE departments. of the fine arts department explore in phases such as fashion design, crafts ting after learning basic principles of colors. erstanding gained through the music provides to students an enduring basis t and pleasure through a broader un- of modern culture. C C t s ng ain en ng ndlxdf i