Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Physica skill Vital attribute The physical education department . . . where the athletic skills of students are exemplified. An outlet from tense mental strain . . . through physical endeavors . . . each person proves himself. The lockers buzz with noises . . . people in white gym clothes and tennis shoes . . . the walk to the track . . . exercises begin , . . sore muscles reign. Achievement displayed in Physical Fitness . . . situps, situps, situps. Long hours of practice for greatness . . . rewards in victory . . . Fletcher stu- dents live and experience. Mr. Walter Andrew B.A.g Southeastern Louisiana College. Mrs. Kathleen Boatwright A,B.g Brenau College. Mr. Bill Curtis B.A.g Jacksonville University. Miss Judith Ann Drayton B.S.g Phillips University. Mr. B. I. Ford B.D., M.Ed.g University of Arkansas. Mrs. Bogie 0'Keefe B.S.g Illinois State University.

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Business is going modern Planning to enter today's world of highly specialized business . . . secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers, business men . . . Becoming proficient in business tech- niques . . . typing, shorthand, business math, bookkeep- ing, office practice, business law, consumer economics . . . Teachers using new equipment . . . tape recorders, record players, overhead projectors, office machines . . . The Business Education Department . fulfilling its obligation to commercial-minded students . . . prepar- ing for the future. 1 Student teachers go out to try theory Mrs. Imla O. Johnson B.A.g Augustana College. Mrs. Betty M. Loni B.S.g Western Caro ina College. Mr. Robert I. Murray B.S.g Los Angeles.State' Universityg Sponsor-D.C.T. Mrs. Edna Phillips B.S.E.g University of Florida. 118

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Students study for living Barry McDown diligently draws plans for his future home. Students preparing for the practical world by studying the industrial arts . . . Young women increasing their awareness of housekeeping chores . . . drafting students doing and redoing the blueprints they would need for job orders . . . For the first time school stationery is printed on the school's printing press . Home Ec students modeling their sewing creations . . . Wood work and metals students learning the uses of wood grains and metals in modem industrial operation . . . Gaining ability in homemaking techniques. Mrs. Muriel Hess Bastian B.S.H.E.g Mansfield State Collegeg Sponsor-Future Homemakers of America. Mr. William L. Blackford B.S.g Austin Peay State College. Mr, Will A. Rohlfing Industrial Arts. Hmmml I know there's a. capital I somewhere in therel frustrated Anderson printer exclaims in desperation.