Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

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C-9 Offers A Variety of Classes What is Central Nine? Central Nine is a vocational school that nine area high schools make up. Most of the participating students in the C-9 program do this so that they can enter the business field upon completion of high school. Available to the program are six- teen areas in which a student may choose to become involved. These courses aid in making a vo- cational school which better pre- pares students for the business or industrial world after graduation. Among the areas are Auto Me- chanics, Building Trades, Machine Trades, and Drafting. Secretarial skills, Accounting, Computer pro- gramming, Cosmetology, and Com- mercial Foods are also offered. A. Several Whiteland students helped build this house through C-9's building trades program. A B. Senior, Ted Phelps, works on a broken C. Steve Harmon and Craig Hallet repair switch board. brake shoes on a car. 24 C-9

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Foreign Language Goes Across Lands —mm— vendredi Le temps aujourd’hui La dote 17 f vn«f Formation des nuoges DoO vient le vent' N F. French II students listens as Mrs. Wood lectures. G. Mrs. Wood checks out a student's folder to see if it is properly arranged. Foreign language study gives students the opportunity to dis- cover new cultures and to broad- en their knowledge of distant lands. Students have the opportunity of taking Spanish or French. Span- ish students may take 4 years of this course. French students may take up to 3 years. They learn many interesting aspects of the li- festyle along with the language study. H. Sophomore Jeff Marx tries hard to study his Spanish vocabulary. I. This French chart shows weather conditions each day. Le temps est Force Ju v tii P Uvitx... bnse forte TAaUAU ktic FOREIGN LANGUAGE 23

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D. Junior Christy Taylor gives medical at- tention to a Greenwood student. E. Todd Tworek lights up his electronics board. F. Earsel Smith happily works at C-9. G. Senior, Terry Heise, is confused about his computer. C-9 25