Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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' onei a»tfua( This year Northficld offered three foreign lan- guages. Spanish was taught by Mrs. Cramer, French was taught by Mrs. Deck, and Latin was taught by Mrs. Jinks. Each of the classes formed or continued the Language Clubs. The Latin Club gave Mrs. Jinks a going-away party near the end of school. Mrs. Deck, French teacher, has control of every booth in the language laboratory while at the monitor ' s station. Mrs. Cramer Mrs. Deck The French class is hard at work again in the language laboratory.

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S u t For each year of English two credits are received. English is required in the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. English is also required in the seventh and eighth grades. One semester is usually concerned with English and the other semester deals with literature. Senior English is an elective; offered to students who will probably go to college. Students not only learn grammar but also make book reports, learn how to use references, and learn to appreciate works of literature. ■ B j HI ■1 -3H B ' Miss Fisher Mr. Gray Miss Griffin Mrs. Jinks Mr. Jones Mrs. Price A scene from the Christmas play produced by the newly formed dramatics class includes Sharon Mills, Ray Meyer, Jon Fisher, and Larry Dixon. Mrs. Jinks appears to be saying, What ' s he, some kind of a nut? Sorry, Miss Meyer, but this is a run on sentence.

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Mr. Riley makes himself comfortable for a deep discussion in Indiana history class. SoccaC Using a map, Mr. Scheerer discusses facets of junior-required U.S. History. Social Studies begin early with freshmen orienta- tion which studies careers, curriculums, and social be- havior. Required United States History, American Government, and economics are supplemented with sociology and psychology as electives. Mr. Riley, Mr. Kaltenmark, Mr. Price, and Mr. Scheerer are teachers of these subjects. Mr. Riley Mr. Scheerer Mr. Price