Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Within the next fifty years, the World will see the most drastic changes in the scientific field that has ever been known by man. Work will be plenti- ful, and highly-trained technicians will be needed for the better-paying jobs. High school is the starting point. Technical studies are the tools of tomorrow's mathematicians and scientists. Even today, there is a great need for skilled people to work with the pioneers on the research plane. Engineers, chemists, physicists, and many other specialists are the products of the present high school curriculum. Perhaps one of Al-lS's students will find a cure for heart disease: maybe someone will construct a rocket that will travel to distant planets. The World of tomorrow is a world of opportunities. mm M.. li' A'Anyone for a squid in formaldehyde? Janice Byrum and Sandy Crosthwaite have their minds on one in biology class. To Tackle the Complexities of the Sciences This algebra class hour is filled with negatives and positives as is shown by various students' Work on the blackboard. 29

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l,oi'e isn't the only thing that makes the world go 'round .is is shown hy Mr. .lohn Garrigus to .lohn Clmnihers, .lerry Cfrirpenler. .ind Phil Shearer in physicnl science cl.iss .is .i rlemonsir-.mon ot .i planeinrium progresses A Modern High Choo! In.spire.s Sludents The madreporite is right .... here. l.Jrry Burton is point- ing Olll tl stnrIish's different structures. Trying to .ilvsorb as much Oh, those Bunsen lvurnersf' Nnney Barron and as possible from Zoology are Roger Roudehush. Mr. XV. l.eo Carolyn Carr experiment with metric scales, test Sanders, Shirley Wellons. and David Miller. tubes, and basic formulae in physics class. 28

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Its Cultural Pursuits Point the Wa to Li e '-'--...- Eaui XVith faces screwed up in incomprehensible expressions, the students in Mr. David Martyns class run through the lirench alphabet. livery study hall merits a pretty girl- Zl8 has Betsey Barnes. Teacher left the room-'A The misdeed is done. 30