Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Students inspired to new heights as nation The mad scientist and the eccentric mathemati- cian are caricatures that only appear on old TV late shows in this area. Today the fields of science and mathematics are the most important areas of learning as man seeks to reach outer space or even the moon and to defend his way of life against challenging forces. Recording the reactions of a test tube of chemi- cals, dissecting a frog in biology, or learning about the behavior of human beings are only a part of the Wide range of scientific activities carried on at AHS. Eight different science subjects are taught. A new accelerated course now allows a student to take seven semesters of math in high school. AHS is determined, along With the rest of the nation's schools, that there will be no lag in these fields for years to come. 'iAre you with me ? asks Mr. Basil Hosier after explaining a technical point in algebra class. Learning' the fundamentals of driving' in the classroom is all important before applying' them on the road. An up-to-date bulletin board increases the interest in Mrs Evelyn Grahan1's Contemporary Literature class. 26

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emphasizes fields of science and math The chemistry laboratory is often the origin of offensive odors but also the beginning of understanding. , s,...f A bmw Writing like mad, advanced shorthand coeds strive for a A thought-provoking problem is explained clearly to practical perfect 100 words per minute. math pupils by Mr. Jesse Huntzinger. 27