Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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M'isl3 H Palmer M R b F. GUCSH GFQSI' maids ConvocaTions would noT have seemed compleTe if The high school band under The direcTion oT Mr. Ren- cenloerqer had noT parTicipaTed, nor would ChrisTmas Time and oTher hol- Swing IT, Chums! idays have seemed The same wiThouTiChoral Palmer served as presidenT oT The Indiana Club singing iTs TradiTional songs. STaTe Choral Music AssociaTion. Besides direcTing all The vocal groups. Miss LeTT To qhT Mr. HalleT, Mr. L d y Mr.Ma fagety, Two dual-conTrol cars were donaTed This year To replace The old one, so ThaT more sTudenTs may now learn how To drive correcTly and saTely. 'Apprenfice Chaffeursn I8

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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.

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g IIB 90-fnecgn, :Banguage The value of forengn language IS oflen over loolced bul nor In AHS Many of The words In lhe Englrsh language are derived from Lahn so a sludy of lhns language offers anofher way nn which 'ro gain a beller lcnow ledge of our own speech Spanish and French are also lmporranlr no+ only In Jrhe sense of spealcmg wllh world nelgh loors buf In belfer undersfandung of Jrhem 1io.u4,ePw-Kd 10,64 E 1 5 - . 5 V v LaHn Sfyle I 1 . . . .. . Il 0 I Whaf's Cooking? W , .f-- 1 2'-:H 3 . I9