Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Miss Day Miss Hartman Mrs- Goss Mr. Goss This excellence of professional equipment is a big factor in form- ing the reputation Anderson High School enjoys for its high stand- ard o.f scholarship. Larger schools and colleges rec- ognize the ability of our teachers by calling them away from us to larger and more important posi- tions. Just at the beginning of the present term, three faculty mem- Mrs. Henry ' 1 Miss Hilligoss Mr. Horton Miss Graham Miss Hamriek Miss Hunter 1 ,- , Miss Janney Mr. Julius Mr. Lambert 11 1

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Mr. Amick Mr. Burner Miss Arbogast Mr. Arterburn THE FACULTY One of the many evidences of the progress and development of Anderson Senior High School is the constant growth of its faculty, both in number and in profession- al preparation. The faculty now Consists of eight supervisors and forty-nine regular High School teachers, almost all of whom hold B. A., M. A, and Ph. D. degrees. Mr. Black W w Mr. liriiiserr Mrs. Burrows Miss Balyeat Mr. Bonge Mr. Cook I . , Mr. Crook Mr. Cullipher Mrs. Daly 10

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sh, w 1 1 -' Bly, Lindsey Mr. MeCliul0k Miss Merkel' bers left our school to assume high- er duties. Miss Perce went to Mi- ' ami, Floridag Miss Bentegeat to the i University of North Dakotag and Mrs. Leurluuazi . :QT 4- . K L r 1, . 'x'.glr,-'-- V 1 Miss Martin to Pittsburg. The new members to take their places are Miss Audrey Miller, Mr. Lambert and Mr. Arterburn. Every member of the faculty has a part in the super-class activ- A ities. The great number of depart- Mr. J. D. Miller Miss A. Miller Miss Bl. Mille i . MT- MUPEHII Miss Nagle Miss Parrish 1, - 1 . . , . Mr' Pvfk MiSS POHPI' Mr. Iiencenberger 12 '