Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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mabhematicd, How +o Cu+ a Pilel . . Sealed: Mr. Sfoler, Miss Bowen, Mr. Milner. Slandung: Mr. Weaver. Mr.l-losierll'lead of In order +o carry on necessary every - day business lransacfions, il is essenlial lo know The fundamenlals of malhe- malics. Besides general malh. algebra, geomelry, Trig- onornelry. anol calculus are laughl for sluclenls who wanl furlher lrain- ing, perhaps, To meer C o l l e g e onlrance re- quiremenls. ll is ralher filling and proper +ha'r a facully member of The rnalhe- m a Jr i C s deparlmenr should be lhe school Jrreasurer, so Elgin Todd serves in Jrhis posilion. Deparfmenll, Mr. Brinson, Mr. Todd ' A I6

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.QPLQLLCCILZ baccence ln This deparTmenT many nnTeresTlng exper 1menTs are carried on in The physics and chem 1sTry classes One oT The mosT excnhng ones however deals w1Th The conducTion of elec TrnciTy Through The human body The chem1sTry laboraTory is also a scene oT acTlviTy during days oT work manuTacTurung a varleTy oT concocTlons and odous Household physics ns a very uselul sublecl Tor In This class The sTudenTs learn how To oper Sngemfa Evelyn Grahame and Ralph Boyd ass1sTed The commence menT speakers in preparing Their addresses As a TaculTy member oT The convocahon comm1TTee Mr Boyd coached The sTudenTs Tor The programs ThroughouT The year TsT The sublecTs in physical scuonce may seem dlTTzculT and unnecessary To an ouTslder buT In realuTy They are very useTul as a basis Tor TuTure college sTudy NOT only ThaT buT experlmenTs IH The laboraTor1es give The sTu denTs an opporTunlTy io apply The Theories and formulas learned Trom boolcs aTe and correcTly repair household appliances AT The spring meeT:ng oT The ChemlsTry and Physics Teachers oT Indiana Lowell Lee wa elecTed secreTary Treasurer for The ensuing year T ,,-1-11' T lConcluded Trom page l4l , I I , A I . ,- , lr - ' , 2 -4 ' ' . . SeaTefl: Mrs. Vermillion, Mr. Burns, Miss hur on. S'TanCling: Mrs, PresTon, Miss l-loslcins. I I I . . I . . - . . N . . . . . . W . . ll ' . H I U I I - I 1 ' - I 1 . . . - . I ' ' V Junior EinsTeins, Inc. . , ' 3 - 'L l LeTT c righfz Mr. Slewarl. Mr. Lee, Mr. Horlon ll-lead of l-,fl T DeparTmenTl 9 ' , . T ,fl I5

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I3 wlagccae .ference The deparTmenT oT buologncal science oTTers The sTudy oT physuology zoologly physlol ogy oT narcoTlcs psychology and oT course biology ln The physiology classes sTu denTs learn The many processes ThaT Take place un The human body every day lllusTraTed by a slceleTon The sTudy oT anaTomy IS more easily accomplished f'NTTer sTudenTs have learned how The body causes Tor cerTaln behavior ln humans The physiology oT narcoTucs was TaughT Tor The second year This IS The sTudy oT The eTTecTs oT Tobaco liquor morphine barb1T uaTes and oTher narcoTlcs on The human being Animals Trom The TlnlesT amoeba To The mammoTh elephanT are The Topic oT recnTa Tron In The Zoology classes ln The advanced classes The dlsecTlon oT ghfr a Trog provides a TasclnaTmg experience Tor The sTudenTs bugs or amoeba In a hay Tuosln IS one oT The experlmenTs In The buology classes Through microscopes sTudenTs waTch The growTh danly Besxdes These many oTher dlT TerenT exper1menTs are carried on ln The classes During The school year many Tulms and slides are used In connecT1on wnTh The Teaching oT The sublecTs A large number oT boTTled spec nmens rs available and makes sTudylng more unTeresTung l I 7 ' T Il I I I ' T - V , , ll! V Cau Unaw-are? worlcs, The sTudy oT psychology explains The The observaTion oT The developmenT oT n n a II ll I J I l I I LeTT To righT: Mr. McDowell, Miss Mullenclore, Mr. Eilar, Mr. STuTsman, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Brown, Mr. Roney.