Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I C 1 ti? A ,vlni 5 . . . H 2 Q M-... .-I rs ,..,, n vw ' li ll i if sail I fi, 5 ' : '!:fN' James Kriete and Lolita Thompson play lesson recordings for their French class. Means for writing and speaking effectively and correctly are developed through constant practice. Wood's language arts program offers classes in journalism, dramatics, reading, and public speaking in conjunction with the basic English courses. Knowledge of a second language has become increasingly important because of the demand for world-wide communication. To meet this demand, Spanish and French have been added to the Lan- guage arts curriculum. English Awards Day winner Keith Sarden is presented his trophy by Mrs. Scofield. S if! I

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Wood's stability lies in its academic offering-a cur- riculum range geared to a wide sampling of interests, abilities, and student goals. No student is shortchanged in academic challenge. He learns early that life is not laid out neatly for the high school graduate, and that success involves study and hard Work. Knowledge and drive are the great equalizers and both are nutured in the classrooms at Harry E. VVo0d. ACADEMICS , N X it , hx x y ,, x 3 y l X R' 'L a 1 we s f I , l I V' 2 I f X 2 F ' X Qt! 'tl X Q 1 X A , X . ' 2 T A r' ' 5, W' , Xl llall-lf? x l l ,,,,-I x X fc x it 5 N' jg , ream s -H+--r ,fm f 'V i - . lf iff? 5 2, - Q 'sg 1-uU'l'.l1 ': mf flsgltfff ' wi I 7, , 1 sgz' I 54 , 2- gi 5 f flu Q 14 X ll , 1' v 'Vg A ' .ll-iw: i ,X ,K 4 1 . Mix . 'f?'r NH. p X A 'fx ' 1 as t, Y Qlffjrf-Lf ' 'Q .-I g -X :E sa w w,-Q o , 1 . i , N ' f 3 -A ,A 1 . limi V y Q ..-- c 'VX . 1 x A -, yn s, im-zll .'if' . - -. . .H X3 -'flax V fly .AN - 1 5 . ,K V W K . , LVZEB'-'Q',i'Qf.sn YJ' gif? li if ' H l 'li' 15-ffggilfp. 1 - Lf - X l f 'f1'32rsT's .:':.' .5 ' a 2 kill fx I ' '-f2::.:i:3'.25 ' R 3 2 1 , r,,vs.3l- ' if A ss- -i Qffffre--ss ,K . ..g r

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Language and history are basis of learning as 4+ sw ss in In '44 E W... F 'W BJ I 'Z f-R gk., Featuring displays of Indiana history, the history mobile was outside school a full day to give Wood students an oppor- tunity to learn. Elaine Masters uses an ink blot to test her psychology class. i uu Through the study of history, social science, economics, and government, one attempts to under- stand the political, economic, and cultural idealol- gies of his world. The various divisions of history take one from the ancient civilizations to modern times. Since it covers such a long span of time, several courses are offered to give the student a firm foundation on which to grow. World History, Indiana History, and Psychology are part of this foundation as it is offered to Wood students. 'I9 ki! I .mul , I If umm r' nanmzs' alum f :mug . y ,-f.