Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Civic awareness developed l w Mr. Jules deRomand Bacot A.L.A., B.F.A., M.Ed.g Amistrong College, University of Georgia, University of Florida. Mr. Billy R. Brantley B.A.g Jacksonville Universityg Sponsor-Alpha Hi-Y. Mr. D. Douglas Brown 5 . ' B.S., M.Ed.g University of Maryland, University of Florida. , Mrs. Louise Devane B.S.g University of Georgiag Sponsor-Future Teachers. Mr. William English B.A.g Mercer University. Mr. Thomas F. Huclcabee B.A.g University of Florida. Mr. Carl C. Jansen, jr. B.A.E.g University of Florida. Faculty members edit the literary magazine. Social Studies confronts English across the lunch table. I , 114

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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.

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11'1 s0c1a1 Stud1es Freshmen enter a labyrinth of Social Studies classes . . . seniors emerging . . . informed . . . thirsting for more knowledge . . . thus the Social Studies Department suc- ceeds . . . through the library research groups . . . Scouring books for the basics of Communism . . . through a developing of civic awareness . . . a probing of cur- rent events . . . through countless lectures on history . . . delving into a democratic heritage . . . Through these, an understanding is gained . . . a future is con- fidently anticipated. Mr. Naumann employs the latest teacher aid, the overhead projector. Miss Janet Johnson B.S.g Appalachian State Teacher s College. Mr. David Q. Lones A.B., M.A.g Al ion College, University of Michigang S onsor-Senior Classg Head if-.i ' Mr. C. F. Naumann Mr. John E. Young Sponsor-Debate Club, National Forensic League. 115 olJSocial Studies Department. B.A.g jacksonville University. B.A.E.g University of Floridag A student teacher sees an awakening