William Henry Harrison High School - Legend Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Edna Vinson J. Maxwell Davis Jack Russell Math Science Social Studies IN THE EXPERIMENTAL ALGEBRA CLASS each student worked at his own rate and had personal conferences with the teacher. MIR, GUS BANKO shows students Ron Overton and Jane Lau important places connected with our goverm ment. Doris Allen August Banko Majory Bates Robert Gilham William Johnson 7 , ,, . ,. , . 7 ' Jerry Noland Herman Schoettle William Youman Marjorie Armstead Glenn Ballard 24

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Language Communication Arlin McRae Marvin Moody Eugene Niednagel Fanchon Sabel Nora Patterson Jane Ann Raymond class studied in foreign countries. Among these were Carol Kinderman, Germany; John Culley, Mexico; Susan Hare, Mexico; and Lea Schmidt, Germany. the senior SEVERAL STUDENTS from Etna Keller Librarians Secretary Esther Hoops Betty Staser Librarian Advanced Composition were several such English electives. Harrisorfs excellent language department, under the direction 0. Wenner, helped students, Whethe or not, reinforce their abilities in E communication. This department in both English and foreign langl The language department also provided the op- portunity to master foreign languages. Up to four full years of study were available in German, French, Latin, and Spanish. Foreign language study was also furthered through the use of the modern language lab, the only one of its kind in Evansville. The lab, which was administered by Mr. Marvin Moody, aided : English courses 0qu in mechan- While the ma was to give stude ics, writing, an :tives were also available for tin wished a more specialized background. English Literature, Ameri- can Literature, Word Power, Journalism, and 23 students in learning to speak and understand a language as it is actually spoken.

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History, Science, and Math . . . Progress --- That Most Important Product Harrison,s science department provided students with an opportunity to study Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Advanced courses in Chemistry and Biology were opened to students Who wished to further their knowledge in these subjects. The name social studies is generally applied to the history department for the term includes much more than history. In addition to World and U. S. History, the department offered International Relations, American Problems, and Psychology. The mathematics department which this year experimented with Programmed Algebra, offered a well rounded program ranging from Arithmetic to Analytic Geometry. CINDY KLASSY and Mike Nussmeyer, juniors, work on an experiment in the chemistry lab. OUCH! Gary Silke Karen Voth Me David Hagedorn Opal Moon Lynden Pride Larry Schornhorst gay Dennis Bays John Lenn Robert Plough James Schwengel Robert Voegeli Janice West 25