Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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( uccUutce ' P. S ' TTie counseling area is very well equipped with pamphlets that will answer many questions. Student secretaries are usually in the office to set up appoint- ments with a counselor. MrS. Penrod and Mr. Fansler discuss problems and help students plan their sched- ules for the coming year. Physical Education is required in grades seven, eight, nine, and ten. In the past year, advanced physi- cal education has been offered. Miss Mussleman and Mr. Smucker, our teachers, also teach health to the tenth grade. This class deals with the growth, func- tion, and care of the body. This is the head of our Guidance Department? HH ' ClSSSfl Mrs. Penrod Mr. Fansler Miss Mussleman and Mr. Smucker show their P.E. class how to folk dance. Mr. Smucker Miss Mussleman 13

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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

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TfUt Mr. Bechtold Mr. Christie Mr. Reahard The Mathematics department includes the basic general math, Algebra I and II, and plane geometry as well as one semester each of trigonometry and col- lege math. These two subjects are designed to give seniors, in the fourth year of math, a bridge for the gap between high school and college mathematics. Mr. Bechtold, Mr. Christie, and Mr. Reahard encourage fundamental study as well as a deeper study of the principles. Teachers meet after school to discuss student problems. Mr. Bechtold stops to ask, Any questions before going on to the next problem? 14