Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Jrhey were working for and added a know- ledge of shorlhand +o lasl' +hroughou+ Jrheir lives. Bookkeeping sludenls labored long over complicaled praclice sels ol parlner- ships and corporalrions. They found il was quile a iob +rying +o run a business. How- ever, They came our in lhe blue for vic- 'rory is 'rheir business . The deparlmenr lhis year had many assislanls who did much work for olher depar+men+s and school organizalions. Beginning Shorlhand Mrs. Virginia Pilman. Donald Bowen, Mrs. Sarah Pippe

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Business Education Because we are Americans, we have a desire To do beTTer. an ambiTion To Torge ahead. The sTudenTs in The Business Educa- Tion DeparTrnenT, under Miss KaTherine l.. Borwn, have rnade This ambiTion Their guiding sTar in choosing a vocaTion. They are learning The Trade ThaT will enable Them To Till irnporTanT iobs in The posT-war world, Tor wiThouT sTenographers. accoun- TanTs, and TypisTs, where would The gov- ernmenTal and business worlds be? ln April These boys and girls were pri- vileged To Talce The regular Civil Service ExaminaTion which would qualiTy Them To hold governmenT jobs. Many are plan- ning To Tollow This line oT worlc. AnoTher high poinT was reached in This deparTmenT when iT received a new Tlour- escenT lighTing sysTem Trom The Trades and lndusTry boys Tor The Typing room. TLy G'lb TP T M Mariorie A l-lerber ons, i er ear, rs. Miss KaTherine Brown IT was greaTly appreciaTed by all awe inspired sTudenT TypisTs and Their Teach- ers. Speaking oT poinTs: The sTudes in The shorThand classes have piled up record ToTals This Term. Thousands upon Thou- sands oT poinTs have earned The grades Beginning Typing

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Pallern Making -l-i'c'iCl6S and Wysong S Lee Hale, Claude Barner, Howard Julius, Gordon Julius J sse l-lunlzinger, Carl Bonge, John Garrigus, harpe, Dwigh Yowie! Gel oul ol lhe way! Here comes one ol lhose lellows lrying lo gel lrom 306 lo I.-207 in live minules! Yes, lhese lellows rushed like mad lo gel lrom a class in lhis building lo a class in lhe iunior high building unlil Dean San- ders proved il could be done walking. For lack ol space, lhe T and l deparlmenl is lorced lo use some parls ol lhe Lincoln building and lhe gym. This year lhe members ol lhe T and l deparlmenl headed by Paul Bergevin re- ceived a double lreal in room L-7, in lhe lorm ol a new machine shop wilh new machines plus a new leacher, C.E. Villars, who came lrom a lemporary leaching posilion in lhe iunior high where he was awailing a new shop. Proving lheir worlh lo lhe resl ol lhe school, lhese boys donaled and inslalled a new llourescenl lighling syslem in lhe