Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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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

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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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Miss Nilns Mrs. Burrows Mr Physical Education Mr. Niius Physical Education in the Ander- son Senior High School occupies an important part in the school cur- riculum. The girls in this depart- 1nent take regular gym exercises and fancy dancing. The boys en- gage in gym work and learn to do acrobatic stunts. Clerical The clerical staff of the school represents a vital part of our school life. Miss Blanche Case, secretary to the principal, is an important cog in the office. Mrs. Ella Burrows, as registrar, is, after a manner, Keeper of the Great Seal. Miss Katherine Whelchel is the efficient secretary to Mr. C. D. Rotruck, Vocational Director. r school library has grown st dily since its organization. l W books are being added con- s antly: biography, history, fiction, oetry, science, and reference works for all departments of the school. Through the untiring ef- forts of Miss Mabelle Hilligoss, lib- arian, the library has become a cheerful, orderly place for study. Miss Tykle Miss Hilligoss Miss Case Miss XYhelcl1el .ii V3 6 El 465669