Brown County High School - Shadows Yearbook (Nashville, IN)

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MASTERING BUSINESS TECHNIQUES The life blood of economy is business. The business cur- riculum of B.C.H.S. offers the student courses in General Business, Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. The student is instructed in all phases of business, and the courses endeavor to implant in him the fundamental practices of business in today's society. Two of the tight girls in Shorthand class lono Deckard and Marianne Arndt concentrate on General Business. Typing II is a must lor Noncy Bishop. Bookkeeping proves profitable to Business students.

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SCIENCE - MEETING QUERY OF DISCOVERY Barbara Rutter and Connie Glidden experiment in Chemistry. Science portrays a prominent role in society today. B.C.H.S. offers a variety of courses in that field. Seventh and Eighth graders meet the basics of physical and biological science, a detailed study of the earth is offered to Freshmen in Earth Science, Sophomores examine life in Biology, Juniors and Seniors study a historical aspect to Chemistry, and the Physics class learns the laws that govern physical actions. Patty Wooton makes sure these slides are germ-free. 29 Would you believe, Prolessor Jim Lyons?

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THOUGHTFUL GUIDANCE GIVEN Display Window shows Creativity. The Special Education class is designed to give students individual instruction in the particular area where their learning disability lies. In this program students are ex- posed to all facets of the available curricula at B.C.H.S. They study applied math and science, they use charts and magazines to learn by association, and include art, music and physical education in their schedule. Current Event ore stressed in Speciol Ed.