Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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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,

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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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Sponsoring Clubs, Counseling, Making Friends . AHS teachers have tradition behind them that makes their jobs more meaningful and gives them an objective toward which to work. People who think that a teacher works only during the school day are mistaken. Teachers do homework, too, in preparation for the next dayls lesson. This takes some doing, as the class period must not be wasted. It must be interesting, and must present to the student a desire to learn, brought out by a variety of approaches to the subject. Teachers sponsor clubs and act as advisors for student activities. They work as coun- selors and go over programs with each student, discussing possible subjects, college plans, and sometimes even knotty personal problems. Teachers must be able to under- stand students as human beings and to realize their problems, whether they be in regard to school work or to personal matters. FACULTY-Row 1-Miss Marietta Cain, Business Education, B. S.g Miss Dorothy Campbell, Language Arts, B. S., M. S., Mr. James Carter, Driver Educa- tion, B. P. Ed.. M. A.g Mr. Thomas Clem, Head of Music, M. S., B. S., Mr. J. Merrill Coffin, Social Studies, A. B.g Mr. George Davis, Head of Social Studies, A. B., A. M. Row 2-Mr. Charles Denny, Mrs. Mary Norris, Mrs. Barella Gray, and Mrs. Bonnie Bliss Qtop picturel drop their roles of hard- working' secretaries for only a moment. Secretaries Miss Phyllis Hotzel and Mrs. Iris Tolbert flower picturej pause to find out the latest news. Social Studies, A. B., M. A., Mrs. Margaret Doles, Science, A. B., Mr. Joseph Dye, Director of Adult and Industrial Education, B. S., M. S., Mr. John Finney, Social Studies, B. S., M. A., Mr. Ray Fleenor, Social Studies, A. B.. A. M., Mr. Robert Freeman, Driver Education, B. S.