Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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for Better School Facilities, New Gymnasium . .,....m School building projects, finances, and new ideas call for many informal meetings of School Board members Mr. Lee Fidler, school city attorney, Mr. Syd Williams, secretaryg Mrs. Margaret Knight, New buildings, like the Hiawatha Elementary School in North Anderson, flourished as a result of work by the School Board. board memberg Mr. Wilbur Roby, presidentg Mr. William Hovermale, board member, Mr. Maurice Fleece, treasurer, Mr. G. E. Ebbertt, superintendent, and Miss Gertrude Plotner, clerk of the board. An architect's drawing will soon become a reality as the School Board proceeds with planning of a new gymnasium. Z X W g..n H- 1, jx, , h M, ' f.,er i' -A -f-- 1 ,,,f

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Administrators Work Together in Making Plan Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt takes time out from a busy schedule for an interview with X-Ray reporter Lana Achor. Principal David L. Adams pauses for a brief chat with office assistant Maggie Young. Problems facing the administration and the Board of School Trustees were innumer- able, as they are every year. These problems started with the number of students to each class room, adequate teaching facilities, and maintenance. They ended with public opinion of the school, curriculum, athletic programs, and one burning gymnasium. Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt, a veteran of more than seven years in his job here. had plenty of opportunity to put his experi- ence to use to keep up with the ever- increasing problems. At the other end of the scale, Mr. David Adams, principal, and Mr. Clifford Swift, assistant principal, were both in their freshman year at their jobs. Both of these capable men had to face tasks that were new and challenging. These administrators had the responsibil- ities of keeping the school's high standards, and they met them well. Assistant Principal Clifford Swift also guides ath- letes like Kenny Cook in his role as athletic director.

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hile the AHS Faculty Keeps Busy Teaching, Involved in a pleasant conversation are Mr. Glee Ann Leaver discovers that Mrs. Edna Rhynearson, Joseph Sparks, dean of boys, and Linda Hiatt, dean of girls, is willing to answer almost any question. his assistant. FACULTY-Row l-Mrs. Marjorie Austin, Business Education, A. B.g Mr. J. J. Bailey, Social Studies, A. B., A. M., Mr. William Ballentine, Trades and lndustry, B S., M. S., Mr. Richard Balsley, Business Education, B. S., Mr. Donald Barnett, Driver Education, B. S., M. A. Ed., Mr. David Barrow, Director of Counseling, B. S., M. C. S., Mr. James Biddle, Coordinator of Distributive Education, B. S.: Mr. Donald Bowen, Head of Business Education, B. S., M. S., Mr. Jack Bowers, Science, B. A., Mr. Ralph Boyd, Language Arts, A. B., Mr Clarence Burns, Language Arts, A. B. Mathematics, A. B., M. S. Row 2-Mr. Max Beigh, J . S80 5.9 ff' B . -N KJ, ci-7? mgxlv om,