Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Study forges new adults Planning to culminate their formal education with high school, hundreds of students daily utilized quarter of a million dollar facilities in all parts of the high school complex to prepare themselves for futures in home economics and in industrial vocations. While 582 coeds learned to cook, sew, plan and decorate a home, as well as the psychology behind suc- cessful homemaking, 540 of their male counterparts gained mechanical knowledge and skill in drafting, product design, wood and machine shops and classes. Under varied programs of study, students branched out into the business community and benefited from practical job-training, working under varied programs in food service capacities, in retail stores and in service- oriented businesses. Both boys and girls leam valuable culinary skills. -

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is basic to development Am, I- 'lf , Leaming the art of swimming provides recreation and knowledge of water safety for Anderson High School stu- dents and night school pupils. Successful development for high school students required more than scholastic excellenceg physical coordination, health and basic psychological understanding were also essential components of the accomplished student. Utilizing the facilities of an expansive athletic plant, every student took a one-semester physical education course required for graduation. Students frequently sup- plemented physical training classes with courses in health and safety. Working to mature their attitudes and to adapt themselves to a motor-minded community, AI-IS'ers also had the opportunity to participate in a course in drivers' education. Classroom and behind-the- wheel experience prepared them to qualify for their probationary driver,s licenses. With every muscle straining, boys perform their daily calisthenics