Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Page 18 Radium To Radishes From Galilio to Einstein it has been science and so, fol- lowing the trend of modern times we too, have a science depart- ment. And why not? It gives ample op- portunity fovt the development of any Edisonian complex- es and introduces our intelligent student body to the secrets of the unknown. Hence, we have sufficient tlrust-wor- thy alibis for any strange happenings within the walls of our alma mater. The blame for those queer noises that are so slight as to their jar may be placed at the door of the Physics lab where some ener- getic person has merely bursted an atom into pieces that better suit his requirements. If the sweet spring breezes waft a disagreeable odor into the open windows of your study hall room don't be alarmed, it may only be the fault of some Chemistry student who has mixed something with some- thing else that didn,t agree with it, or something. Those people climbing your favorite shade tree or politely taking your specimens of spring How- ers, are only botany students so don,t be alarmed. Merely hold your temper and wait until the day shall come when you begin to win your credit in science and then: create all the unplea sant odors you pleaseg make all the booming rackets you care to but when it comes to Botany, uplease keep off the grassf, Be safe by never criticising science students for queer or unnecessary act- ions. It may be the beginning of some revelation equal to gravitation or as deep as relativity and space.

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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

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' 4 Attention, Girls! Gentlemen may prefer blondes, but any brunette who is on sufficiently intimate terms with her skillets and pancake turners has almost an even break. So enroll without delay in one of Mrs. Sayer's cooking classes. Vitamines will be your friends and you will be a match for any blonde alive! Then, if you wish to add to your practical charms, let Mrs. Leachman initiate you into the intricacies of budgets and babies. But if you desire to go even further, Mrs. Oakes will be delighted to teach you the fme points of dress-making and millinery. You may even become one of those fortunate beings who can fashion a charming hat from a scrap of black felt and an equally charming frock from a length of left-over cheese cloth. .A V Cwwtfv' 1 Page 19