Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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FYVIENTY - oN12 'I Household Arts Miss Tilmau Mr. StlliSHlZlI1 Mrs. L6'HCh1ll2iIl The courses in the Household Arts Department have aesthetic and practical value. They are de-1 signed to teach the art of more ef- ficient and more artistic home- making. Sciences XW X Mr. Horton Mr. Cook Modern civilization is largely the result of scientific develop- ment. The courses in science offer- ed in the Anderson Senior High School lay a foundation for the future activities of the students who expect to engage in any of the great productive fields of human endeavor. For such persons a broad knowledge of thc fundamentals of pure and applied sciences are in- dispensable. 194939 JF A Mrs. Sayre C IU lL T Y S Mltgoler I ?r! NJ, was ,VJSKJJL

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r4v6F'C1C5?El G 4-lln iianmph i Foreign Language Miss Nagle Mr. Rencenherger Mr. McClintock The Foreign Language depart- ment offers Latin, French, and Spanish. The courses presented parallel those of the average first, class high school in character and in the amount of work covered. Miss Graham Miss Potter Music Mr. Richard Rencenbergcl' is director of the band and orches- tra. The band plays for all home sports events and the orchestra plays at other school activities. Miss Louise Kifer is director of the Glec Club and the Mixed Chorus. The Music Department sponsors an annual operetta and several auditorium programs. Miss Mechtle Miss Kifer J' XKF, Q Xp Q X? mx x ttepp

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t X X X X : , .,.,, z x e lp.- , f- X x 1 K Y gilnfdliam - Miss Parrish Dlrs, Crutchfield Mrs. Julius x Commercial Mr. Roggy The Commercial Department pre- pares its students to make a living in the Commercial world after they leave school. The courses in this department are these: Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness English, Commercial Arithme- tic, Commercial Geography, Com- mercial Law, Penmanship, Spell- ing, Salesmanship, Business Ad- ministration, and Business Forms. In connection with this depart- Inent the Commercial Club, Which is one of the largest organizations in school, carries out a program through the year, which is design- ed to hold together the students interested in Commercial work. Art: Miss Wilma Balyeat, supervisor of Art, is instructor of the Annual Art Class, and of Commercial Art. The latter covers lettering, posters, hand-drawing, and pencil tech- nioue. Mrs. Mary Julius, her assistant, is instructor of Applied Design Classes, which study color and de- sign, applying principles of art to the problems of decorating. Miss Bailey Bliss Arbogast Miss Balyeat