Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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ri lp g .is X1 JQAM FRN it ii IQ - at 'Q 5, .. 1 A Exploratory teaching permits future 1 instructors to goin experience . through Contact with young pupils. Learning to cast a vote is one of the primary steps in becoming o respon sible adult citizen. ' . T i f I9

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Vivid imaginations are revealed as Rorschach Tests show the fanciful patterns created by ink blots Human rights, political thought stressed World histo semester proiects are proudly ar- VY ranged in the front hall's display cases. I8 Nineteen AHS teachers met with students in I3 social studies courses to create a better understanding of social relationships. The scope of subiect material was widened by the presidential election with speakers, reports, lectures, and debates en- couraging students to take an interest in politics while voting machine instruction helped them understand the balloting sys- lem. The increased stress upon black America led to emphasis of their role in American history and an elective course in Black American History for 1970. Human behavior was investigated in psy- chology classes and further developed in the exploratory teaching program which in- troduced prospective teachers to daily situa- tions in local elementary teaching. impersonal and detached reports of past civilizations developed appreciation for past and present. Posters from a bygone era bring color and life to an exciting period studied in United States history

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i w .NV f s i 1 , 4, rt it ll l 1 , .W L, ,J i Practice, practice, practice leads to musical perfection-if you are lucky. Make-up, lines, costumes, and action highlight the study of dramatics. aa- -1'-5' A f '5T' ..-fx Art students spend many hours in designing, draw- ing, and creating scenery for school convocations, Talent and learned techniques lead to one method of artistic expression. 20 1-lf' - ,f- Z' ,J my, ,tv- iv' ' if if F J.