Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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SENIOR NUMBER X-RAY CLASS oF '18 alnfn ulul n:nAnn-:nz-nz-nfnn:unannla:nniliiintl1intllIluhmull:-I-nllrinlhnlull-nu:nn-nn:nn1im--un-ii.m.ltll'--u...-::.ll..:'-asm.-Jin.-4:i:I--fini--nilllanlllllxriln-:Inn-nu:-un- 'III'-'llII+llll 'lIllllllillll.3Il+ - QI? . :C'.N..Zf.L i x C i I i , ,, , I Tr? T 1. A g . t b N-. .--1 V' V 7- ooxrx .ioiits ifi.ox'iao IKIACK MlI,Dlllill sins .x1.ni2n'r wiuuH'r oomfz :s1c:r:m's'r.xI, llolu Joiix. tiirls' Chorus, Dramatic Club. Dora is one ot KIILDIRED SIMs. Dramatic Club. Mildred is one of our Com- our students who journeys from our rival city, Chesterfield, here mercial stars and is known in this one thing especially as a every day. She always has a smile to greet you with and when Rapid Calculation record breaker. She is rather quiet around it comes to linglish, llora is a star and can quote from any school, but she has made friends along with a cardful of good A's. author. Shi- was of inestimable value to the Class Play by fur- nishing the Continental kettle and tub. The latter she nobly Alflflfwl' XVRIGHT- Albert lights the Way for all the Class with eonvoyed on the lntcrurban from Chesterlield to Anderson and his Wil hair- H0 Calm' from Gllccllcastlc to takc up his W01'k with biwk again. us, last fall. Although very quiet, he is always working and enjoying himself with the students. l l,UYl-Ill limczk. Managing liditor X-HAY '17-'18, Managing liditor Annual 'l8. Class llonors! There ain't no sech animals! Donis Mt:Cnx's'r.x1.. Girls' Chorus. Did you ever see Bangs exclaimed lfloyed. But we think that it is just because he has when she was not laughing? This is one of her attractive traits. been so busy downstairs printing. About three weeks ago Floyed Although Doris is little, she is mighty as is shown by her powers went away to join the colors, and we know he'll work for l'nq-le in making friends. It is rumored that Doris' interests are outside Sam as well as he did for this Annual. VVhen he returns he will of school. We wonder if it would be at all possible to find out probably set up a printing establishment. Good luck, Floyed. why- '?'i??T'i'7g7'i L' 'vii' 'i' ?wi? i 'i' 'l?V'X A'T'gE7V 'AQ'5?VVi'i 'i1 i'i 'i Yi ? r i ii i f i im i iY dn'ZH Wi pwf F V!TA 1:'i'l 1?il xvii ii'A '1lA1'A '17i'A 'Lifi x'i:A xli'A 1 i ' 'i'x '7VVv '? l'.XGli 'I'NYliN'I'Y

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gaston mama W x.nAv i i y M W yy CLASS or -is -ll k i jg i l ti 1 ' i Q V D N42t!.'T l..'kl'li.X l'l-.I'l'Cll.XliD HUXYARD s'rAnH I'tU'l'tl I-IALI, STANLEY SMITH REBECCA IWC lilili l..xL'n.x Pltl'l'Cll.kltll. Dramatic Club. Laura is one of our in- dustrious maidens of winning qualities. She is graduating in three and one half years. She lost out one term on account of sickness. Laura gave a lot of her time to summer school work. We all have read her poetry in the X-lt.xY. lt may lead to fame. who knows? lloxxxxnn Sixuui l Starry l. Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class, ltoman Club, Dramatic Club, Movie Manager. No one heard very m.ici1 ot' lloward during his sojourn in Ieligh School until this year. lle is certainly a big stair in the Senior Class and has been invaluable to them. Starry has been railed the man behfnmi the gun and can always be depended upon. This was proved by his organization of the Tournament rffreshment work. lloward is our general banker and we wish him success next year at Illinois l'niversity. RUTH HALL t'tMurf l. Research Club. Ruth is one of those girls with a vaulting ambition that o,er leaps eare. She hurdled right 'Lover the top when it comes to grades, too, and now she is looking for something else to overcome. S'rANi.1sY SMITH t Smithie J. Smithie gets there although he is one of our quiet, easy-going kind that is seen and not heard. You very frequently see him chatting with one of the opposite sex, which shows that the quiet ones are not always proof against the weapons of the gentler sex. IREBIQCQA Mclilala t Becky l. Dramatic Club. f'l3ecky comes from Chesterfield to A. H. and with her every morning comes her jolly. fun-loving disposition which has made her many friends. She has been known to miss very few basket ball games. 4 Filzvvvv-vvv. ' vvv-v-.T-v-v'-Y-Y v-v Y v v :iv v-v v-frvfv' ?4' ' 'iff' '3'3 4L3fJ'3'X!fi'l9ACvI'N'ViI !v'2v'Dii'W ivcfviflvivi iviviff Ei V1 QT lvQ 'V! I ff iYYhNZii'g'Jn E91 l'.UiI-I 'I'XX'liN'l'Y-'l'XVO S