Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Science, Math Preparing for the Space Age . . . exploring the how and why of the natural world . . . the Freshman is int:roduced into the realm of science with a general course of studies . . . a few Freshman classes are using a new approach . . . they experiment on their own, then report their findings to the teacher who helps interpret them . . . modern labs help Biology students explore the ecology of life . . . extended study is offered in Anatomy, BMT, Marine Biology, and Chemistry I 6: II . . . all to prepare for the future. Students learn through experimentation. Miss Rosemary Alcorn B.S., M.A.T.g Limestone College, Dulce Universityg Sponsor-Anchor Club, Junior Class. Mrs. Dorothy M. Andia B.S., M.Ed.g Florida State University, Eastem New Mexico Universityg Sponsor-Paramedics. Mr. Jack Barile B.S.g Pennsylvania Military College, Head of Science Department. Mr. John C. Beakley A.B.g University of North Carolina. Miss Mary Hinkle A.B., M.Ed.g Greensboro College, University of Florida Sponsor-The SENATOR. Mrs. Rebecca B. Ingle B.S., M.S.g Florence State College, Auburn University. A 116

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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

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gear for space Revised study courses . . . Revised methods of study- ing for the new courses . . . Algebra I 6: II . . . Trigo- nometry . . . Geometry . . . Introduction to College Math . . . General Math . . . Drilling students in the rules of Algebra and Geometry, or in the abstract concepts of the New Math . . . Encouraging individual thought and questioning for a more complete understanding of the new concepts . . . Teaching the importance of math in today's world of technology . . . Instilling in inquisitive nature in each student. A master teacher instructs. Mr. William M. Harris B.S.g Lambuth College. Mr. joseph Lambert A.B.g University of Floridag Sponsor-Key Club. Mrs. Corinne Morton B.S.g Florence State Sponsor-Junior Girls. Mrs. Shirley Myers B.S.g University of Tampa. Mrs. Carol W. Gillum B.A.g Westem Kentucky State College. Mr. David E. Sheppard A.S.g Appalachian State Teachers College. Mrs. Virginia L. Tester B.A.g Iac sonville University. 117