University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Business Pupils Develop Speed, Techniques A glance into the UHS business world shows such courses as bookkeeping, short- hand, typing and general business preparing students for paying jobs. Accurate record keeping, swift shorthand, and a knowledge of business will one day aid these U-School- ers as they earn a living. some of the students will business, their training in will always aid them. Note more efficient with short- Even though not continue in this department taking is made hand, typing makes pupils' ideas readable, and bookkeeping aids in balancing the budg- et-problems confronting us in a college classroom or family situation General business students learn the best way to trayel all oyer the world how to sign checks, 'ind other data pertuning to eyeryday affairs ,gf Building, futuie business men and women is the full time Job accomplished bv Vleuill Kissitk business instiuc toi and 'Vliss Charlotte Hendeison business depaltment supeivisoi ,....l-ug in Typing ls one phase of the xaiied busine s cuz -X neu genei il bu me bulletin bofud et the iicula at L School Speed and accuiacx aie dexeloped once oxei fiom hlxin Hankins sophomoie in with the 'aid of niodein mfichmes and speciil Bienda Ciouch 'ind 'llartha -Xxsom f1e hmen Thi 1Hbt1LlCtlOI'l coui e is '1 bisic introduction to bu me plinclple and technique 24 ' 'ii ' . X ' v v 1 I 6' ' . i. , . . .V , , , , J . A 1 I K. l i . c c c . . . . ,. . B, A.: . V . 7 'f '. ' ' ' -1 '- ss' '.1',r .' 11' 4 - . -- I . .. , . ,. . - , l A .. . , I .',' ' ...- , i I ag' - it 'JY J I , v - - - 1. .' -' .. .- . ,. ., ,' .. ' . U. . . , v r , 4 Q bb . 4 ,, 5 , .K . ,-... , ..,-,f .yid ' c ' 1. ' .' .' 'i ' ' 4 . 4 2 . ff , ' S . S ' ' . ' 'S ' 4 if 'V 3 S SS ' ' S ' ' S. -.

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JK E Sir Joseph Porter lBob Bridgwaters, seniorl, his sisters, cousins, and his aunts, inspect the captain fDave Bowen, senior? and the crew of H. M. S. Pinaforc. Members of the Crew and relatives of Sir Joseph fall U- Schoolers in disguisel stand by. The musical operetta H. JI. S, Pirzaforc was given by the chorus this fall. Music Runs Scale-From Classical o--l'--W The teachers responsible for guiding undeft fingers to the proper notes and easing: correct tones from pupils' vocal ranges are Robert Hull, XVilliam Vllfulller. Mrs. Jane lIazel1'igg', Mrs. Winnfred Mt-Ginnis, and Mrs. Dorathy a t. 26 to l ive Varied are the opportu- nities for note-lovers at U- School. For those who en- joy song sojourns, the lo- cal vocal society tbetter known as the chorusj un- der the. direction of Wil- liam Fuller provides a real learning situation. A young band under the direction of Robert Hull was responsible for fancy half-time shows during football and basketball seasons. Concerts rounded out the 1956 band session. Although not in the pub- lic eye so often, an equally talented group of musi- cians may be found at the L'llS orchestra. Awards won at the state level fur- ther show the quality of this group.

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Explaining' one of the bas- ketball plays that helped bling the Univees their first victory is Al Gallo, basketball coach. Looking on are Walter Gray, athletic director, Miss Patricia Fehl, and Mrs. Norma Jean Broaddus, physical education instructors. Sportsmanship and athletic skills are taught by this quartet. Got a Floor Burn a Tooth Judy Barrow sophomoie huilies to the lockei room aftex an hour of fresh air and exeicise All to develop then muscular co ordination while learning the iules of familiar sports 28 Oops got skmned' Dick Xl atson Challes Lelnen xxebei and Donny Nlills sophomoies ale tiying class This coulse is designed to ansxxel L Qchool eis uhw questions about oui bodies Ui , 1, . . v '. .' l , . -y L, ,' . . ' . '. y . ' I - freshmen and sophomores stake physical. education to put Oscar back together in sophomore health ' . ' - , ' ' . . '. ' i. fi ' , ' ' vu ' - ' . ' I -,F 41 v YH 1 ' a I w