George Washington High School - Post Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Science Department offers courses of importance to every student. For those not planning to attend college, physical science con- tains topics that will be helpful in every day living. Biology is important to college bound students as Well as those who will seek employ- ment after graduation, and an advanced biol- ogy course presents opportunities to do detail- ed study in human anatomy and physiology. Physics is a basic course for any pupil plan- ning an engineering career While chemistry is also a pre-requisite for college. Scientifically minded students do research as part of the Sci- ence Club activity, and this reference Work can be done in the Science Library,. which contains more than 3000 volumes. Annually a student can be nominated for the Outstanding Scien- tist Award. This involves statewide competi- tion and is sponsored by the Junior Academy of Science. It is presented in the spring. ACCURACY COUNTS! Students in the physical sci- ence classes learn the importance of measurements. l 4 a l i E 1 l OUTSTANDING SCIENCE TEACHER! Mrs. Eliza- l beth Crider brought honor to our school by being cho- sen as Indiana's Outstanding Science Teacher. ursuit of l l l M A D SCIENTISTS? g Students in the chemis- try classes demonstrate one of their many class- room experiments. A l

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Offered to the up-and-coming executives are several standard business courses. Certif- icates and pins are awarded in typing. Short- hand is offered four semesters-the fourth is usually accompanied by transcription. As an extra honor in Shorthand, the pin is awarded for 120 Words. One project is given every se- mester in bookkeeping to test the student's a- bility to apply the bookkeeping rules. Business Law covers the acts and statutes passed to pro- tect business and the consumers. Salesman- ship teaches the student the skills in the field of selling. Machine Calculation instructs profi- ciency in the operation of ofiice machines. Gen- eral Business is an introductory course to busi- ness. N o t e h a n d teaches the fundamental rules of shorthand for personal use. Advanced Business acquaints the future executive with the standard office procedure. ny! In .W I Zu: g ff AJ.: ifvaf ,, . .1593 5921 '.::i,u' 245517 vu anz!q.w2l wax4Zf,f Milf WHERE DID THE MONEY GO? Tommy Anderson and Erma McClellan study a budget chart in one of gcncial business classes offered to pupils. upils prepare for future in business -,Ykxl gg asiwznw., 1' Mm KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE BOOK! Students enrolled in the typ- ing courses are taught the fundamentals of this useful skill.