Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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.x I j I. Mastery of languages is Mr. F. Daniel Althoff B.A.g Florida State University. Miss Georgina S. Albarez B.S., M.A.g University of Havana, University of Florida. Miss Patricia Bassett B.A.g Florida State Universityg Sponsor-The NORTHEASTER, Quill 6: Scroll. X, 1. Miss Jan Carol Brantley B.A.g Florida State Universityg Sponsor-Senior Cheerleaders. Miss Cynthia E. Brown B.S., B.A.g Jacksonville State College. Miss Barbara Ann Davies B.A.g University of Floridag Sgonsor-The VERTICALg Head 0 English Department. Jillian Faculty members study to keep abreast of new techniques. 112

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x X, vital to smooth operation Mrs. Helen M. Furber B.A.g Florida State University. Mrs. Alice Morell Library Clerk. Mr. Donald E. Packard B.A., M.Ed.g George Washington University, University of Florida. Mrs. Maxine Williams A.B., M.Ed.g Stetson University, University of Floridag Sponsor- Library Council. More than 40,000 volumes are accessible to the student body. Tackling the work room machines . . . answering the buzzing, defiant switchboard . . . preparing a grow- ing stack of last-minute bulletins . . . only pa.rt of the no-let-up job of our secretarial staff . . . Similarly the librarians are faced with heaps of clerical work . . . coping with endless bookshelves . . . and the financial hazards of a bookstore . . . The guidance dept. also must face a demanding student body . . . advising us through high school years . . . and into colleges and careers . . . Thus the three staffs stand . . . indispens- able.

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key to all communication Miss Marie Elizabeth Duggins A.B.g Iacksonville Universityg Sponsor-French Club. Mrs. Margery Fouraker A.B.g Florida State Universityg Sponsor-Thespian Guild. X k - , - i E' S Mrs. Mary L. Grimes B.A.g jacksonville University. Mrs. Ann Herlong B.A.g Columbia Collegeg Sponsor-Anchor Club. Miss Beverly Kuentz B.A.' Florida State Universi Miss Nicole C. Lauwaert B.A.g University of Floridag S onsor-Pep Club, Breakfast Klub. To communicate . . . to express ones' self . . . to create . . . language is mastered . . . Spanish classes . . . struggling with Audio-Lingual method . . . utilizing the labs. Strange gutteral sounds . . . German is offered for the first time. Soft intonations . . . romantic . . . French students perfect accents through sound repeti- tion. Latin classes . . . conquering the Helvetians with Caesar . . . mythology . . . reliving the past. Compulsory to all is English . . . grammar . . . creativity . . . Dis- covering the worth of reading. 113 , Us Sponsor-Junior Class. The ability to read opens all doors to leaming.