Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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SCIENCE . . . our dear friend. The Frog! .-Xs freshman we carefully studied the frog and dissected it. This six weeks' study of the frog was to establish a basis for understanding human anatomy, physiology and health. lliology is the name applied to this phase of science. The student has a better under- standing of nature as this first major step brings him nearer In the biolog- ical world by student participation. This is a much more efficient method of learning than getting all the information from books. Above all, this form of study trains the students to do systematic work. ln the spring they study and collect leaves and flowers. ln the fall trees, weeds and different types of shrubbery are studied and learned by each biology student. The student may go on into the study of science, Mr. Hanger and Mr. l,oyye teach biology. lllr. Hanger is the head of the science department. A medal is given annually to a senior boy or girl who has taken three years of science in Frankfort High School and has made good grades and has shown outstanding ability in the field of science. The winner is chosen by the faculty of the science department.

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COMMERCE . . . the click-click-clicking of the typewriters. All of the different phases of ll business edu cation are taught in the business department of our high school by Bliss Irene Carfield head of the commercial department, Miss Helen Thomas, and Miss Evelyn llond. ln the picture all the types of business studied are represented. This is a secretarial traininff P1 class at work. As you can see, one girl is using the dictaphone, another is filing, one is taking shorthand dictation, and another is typing. Bookkeeping is also represented here by the student using the adding machine. All of these studies help to prepare the student to be a bookkeeper, secretary, or to do any job of that kind connected with the studies taken in school by the student. XYith additional college traininv' after graduation from hi-fh scho l, tl 3 l g g g o ie stuc ent may prepare for a career in accounting, business administration, law, insurance, store IIl3.ll3g't'IIlE'l1t, selling, conuner- cial teaching, statistical work, banking, or other selected fields.