Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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Sc1ence GEORGE DEFEI Phefsre s EFI HA VAN ARSDAI E Chemzslrej and Bzoloqef HARRY WAMPI ER Aqrzcullure ASTEUR has sand 1 E, our century Sclence 19 the X soul of the prosperxty of natnons and the l1v1ng V UK source of all progress M In the past few years the domznn of sclence has xtself expanded by leaps and bounds Appllcatlons of sc1ent1f1c knowledge to practlcal llfe and to lndustry have multr plled many fold and the dally lrfe of m1l lrons of human beings has been revolu tlonrzed and made vastly more comfort able more safe and more healthy as a consequence The fleld of scrence IS very broad It teaches the effrcrency of th home l1fe at every angle lt mcreases one s enjoyment of hls envrronment rt lays a good foundatron for the successful pursurt of many mdustrlal actrvltres of lrfe lf trams one to do clear and accurate thmk 1ng to develop the screntlfxc habrt of mmd and the habrt of suspendmg Judgment untll he knows the how and why lf creates a desrre for orlgmal mvestrgatron and research the factors which are of ln estrmable value to mankmd rt reveals the exlstence of certam blologlcal socxal and ethxcal laws whrch we may not wlth lm pun1ty drsobey and whlch not only command us but teaches us how to lead a llfe of servrce to the full l1m1t of our natrve endowments and clrcumstances Page A meteen Q H 1 4 4 l , 1 le w- I lj! - 'lmim' lnslituln- IS, S., I l': 1 .'l: tr- Nm'm:ll N . . 4 1 ' ' I . I' 'I l'uIl1-gv A. IL V:1l1n:1r:aiSu V1 ' '-'s'ly. I'l1ivo-wily 4'lli1:lg'n I'niv1-ltsity 1-I' Illinois Ii. S. l I ' 7 I l Y 1 id . ' ' . H Y -1, ' ' . . I1 ,L 7 A .x 3 'L ' ' 1 1 ' t I o . . ' all Xl' K s . in i , , H v I ff as - , , , , , ' , ,lil V I . I, ' 1 I A . . , . . . , . . . Q, .- . , . . . 1 . 7. il 3 - A ' 1 Y - 3 . . . I! 4 K.- . . . , ,. . I u . . .x . . . . ey r V - I V Y v Y.

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Commercral Department HELEN C EOOTE KATHLEEN IVRCORMICK ,Vi 19 HE mterest of those taklng commerclal work was always keen lg Q because of the fact that the work was electlve and the students F were working toward a defxnlte and practlcal a1m Under , the expert guxdance of 'Vhss Wrlght thls department reached X a very h1gh standard of excellence Upon bemg graduated ,iq-.gg her students wlthout further tra1n1ng secured and held responslble posltlons ln l926 lVl1ss Wrlght reslgned and lVl1ss Helen C Foote of lndxanapolxs Ind and Mxss Kathleen lVlcCorm1ck of Wash1ngton lnd were elected to take care of the commerclal department The a1m of the department at present rs fourfold l To correlate the work of the commercxal department wxth that of the academlc departments A busmess trammg IS of no especlal value unless 1t IS superlmposed upon a thorough general educatxon 2 To gxve the student who IS adapted to a busmess career an opportun 1ty to get h1s tralmng ln h1gh school He may elect commerclal as h1s major and subordmate h1s other work to rt Upon graduatlon he may enter the busmess world at once or he may supplement h1s trammg at any un1vers1ty vxhlch offers the degree of B S 3 To offer courses to such students as wlsh to take commerclal as a major They may elect work whlch wxll further thexr plans for the future e g A law or medlcme major may fmd shorthand and typmg helpful ln taklng and transcrlbmg h1s notes 1n college 4 To grow from a commerclal department to a school of commerce Paqe I xtenlq . I l': n: 511110 Normal. Imlintm I'v ' ' - Imlizmu Stun- Nurnml Svluml 14, S. A. li. lnlliaxnu l'nive-V ity A, M., S: l 1' 1 ':nl Sm-lmnl. Fe-nlrznl l4llSllI6'.'.' 1' ll -1: ' Z- 1 0 A ' . . . v I ' ., T' ' V 5 Q ' . . . . . 1 . 1 . ir . A . . . ' x vt i fav . . W L H . 1 - ' , X V V V 1 . - V v fy , -y Y . . .2 .- ' T 4 V