Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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It's fun to be different. Kindles conversation Students' leisure time was often spent in friendly and sometimes intimate conversations. Casual moments al- lowed some the opportunity to be alone with their thoughts and studies while others developed friendships and feelings of congeniality among those people they chose as acquaintances, friends or steadies. The consequence of these unconstrained instants pre- sented immeasurable value to students as they met ex- periences which groomed them for encounters which will come. A topic need not be earth-shaking to be important.

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Promotes school spirit School spirit at AHS extended to many areas. This spirit whether it was an academic scholarship, athletic success not only applied to the present student body but to the or cultural achievement. Pride was expressed at awards graduates. AHS'ers swelled with pride when a fellow programs and every time a student had the opportunity student received recognition for an accomplishment, to say, 'Tm a student at Anderson High. Spontaneous rally unleashes united voices in support of semi-state hopefuls. 'I1

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Friends converse lightly while standing in line for lunch. l ' W l Lunch hour permits discussion time for aftemoon classes. ,V , i I Locker talk is a familiar sound in the corridors before school The day's events and plans for the evening are discussed among convenes each morning. friends while waiting for their busses. 13