Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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hYV'lsJ..l...u, 1 I .fl ffm Mr. Einstein's Pals Two years of math! How bravely each succeeding band of hopeful neophytes purchase their first algebra texts! With what pathetic eagerness they scan the pages often marked by the penciled agonies of a former user! But once started those who possess an innate affection for fig- ures and formulas find a sporting satisfaction in stalking the elusive X to its lair. A yn becomes not only the first letter in yodel, but a symbol of the unknown. So, wise in the ways of equations, linear and otherwise, they progress into geometry. Here they are confronted by a fresh set of tribulations, and brains limbered among equations grow lean and muscular with repeated leaping from angle to angle. For those who have grown enam- oured of figures there still await advanced courses in both algebra and geometryg all under able instructors. Page 16

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Are You A Linguist? Each course offered by the Foreign Language De- partment has its own peculiar advantages which we list for the edification of the young and ignorant. French will help you to acquire nonchalance toward such tricky phases as horsd'ouvre and faux pas . Spanish will heighten your delight in your favorite Western story magazine by making hitherto obscure words as clear as day. While if Latin is your choice you need no longer shy nervously at such expressions as habeas corpusn or Usartorialf' Page 15

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If nuff!! Genius On The Halfshell Should you pause outside room eleven any period in the day you would probably conclude that nothing short ' ' ' d . C rf of war was raging behind the discreetly shut oors e tainly the clattering which would assail your ears resem- bles I'1Otl'1i1'1g SO I'l'1L1Cl'1 3.5 muffled rifle fire. ROOITI ClCV61'1, ' ' h cl r the however, contains not one marine. For ere, un e eneralship of Miss Brown and Mrs. Railsbaclc, students S learn typing to the tune of the clatter you just remarked. ' h f' ' l iants of Would you snatch a glimpse of t e inancia g tomorrow? To be sure they are still in the shell, but who knows that a second Rockefeller does not labor daily in Mrs. Logan's Business Administration classes? And des- pite typewriters the ancient art of penmanship thrives under Miss Arbogast. Page 17 Q . a ,yffetacw s s p M f yea may .......,,,,.-. ,,.. lv LIZ Jayiaai