Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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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

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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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?llmfcllfia1m,D A KC IU Y xxx ll A Mr. Bonge Mr. Sharpe Mr. Sherman Mr. Rotruck The objective of Vocational Education is to fit one for useful employment. The courses offered in the Vocational Department are intended to give the student the manipulative experiences and the technical experiences that are re- quired to meet the demands of in- dustry. Further, an attempt is made to develop job intelligence that will enable the student to progress in the Work that he selects. Each occupation makes its ovvn specific demands upon the worker. The Vocational Depart- ment endeavors to equip the student with the essential occupat- ional knowledge needdd to secure employment in the fd lowvgyigxoccu- pations: Drafting, pi ' g,'w pat- tern-making, cabirnely king, car- pentry, and maxceiirle hop practice. J i' ,xjf y X 'Jaxx f r tx ' uw N'rv - FOUR I X ll Mr. Mather Mr. Slaggs BI r. Burner Mr. Lindsey Mr. Cullipher Mr. Ashley Mr, Julius Ml.. Hale