Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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PPER SAN USKY HIGH CHO0L FORWARD, MARCH, From the time when the school was located on a hill overlooking the park, the Upper Sandusky Schools have grown steadily in size, in the number of stu- dents enrolled, in the number of teachers, and consequently, in the variety of courses of study offered to students. ln that little school on the hill, the only course of study offered was the college preparatory. When the site of the school was changed in l88Z, the commercial course was added. ln l924 the students of Pitt and Lrane townships were sent to one school which, with improve- ments, consists of the school we attend to- day. That same year, to accommodate all the students, the Senior High Building was built. A few years later students from Mif- flin township were sent here to attend the high school. ln i937 a section was built that connected the junior and senior high build- ings. lt is now known as the grade school section. The interior of most of our school house was painted in the summer of l944, which made our school the pleasant, attrac- tive one we now attend. We have seen that increase in attendance has made our school grow. From perhaps 30 students with 3 or 4 teachers, the enrollment has reached 466 plus a faculty of Zl. There are 55 subjects now taught, and 78 different courses. In spite of the snows and the coal short- age, the past year has showed a great ad- vancement in the progress of our school. For the first time in several years a Spanish Club lContinued on Page Twoi I 1'