Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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3331776 QEEI N DIANZQIQZ8 QZSSE Art Music Miss Bulyczlt I Mrs. Julius Mr. licllccliliwgul' Miss Kifcl' Com. Ari .Xpplicll Design lnstrumcntal Vocal Physical Education Miss Tyklg- Mr. Nims Girls! Boys Clerical . 4 , v , , ,, V, Miss Hilligoss Miss Ponu-roy Miss Wl1elCh6l MlE'0gEgfllz:FM l4llJl'ill'i21Il Attcn. Clerk Stcnographcr 19

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2231776 eeE1Nn1ANie192,aeEeE Foreign Language Mr. McClintock Miss Nagle Miss Graham Miss Potter Latin Latin Spanish SPHIUSI1 Miss Mechtle French Science ' - 4 i 4 . , . . f ' ' , , r 1 Mr. Stutsman Mr. Stolcr Mr. Cook Mr. Horton BOUHIY Physics Botany Chemistry ' X 1 8

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LARK began to recruit his army January 2, l 778, but before the middle of May he could muster only about one hundred and fifty men. l-le embarked at Pittsburgh and made his way down the Ohio until he landed his company on Corn Island. Here Clark organized his forces, and here, also, Simon Ken- ton joined him. Kenton was an expert rilleman of the Western frontier, past master in the art of Woodcraft, and thoroughly skilled in Indian warfare. Clark's entire force on Corn Island consisted of four companies of about one hundred and eighty men, all told. They were loyal men, tried and true, with implicit confidence in their leader. OMETIME in, September, 1924, a group of students left the grade school and bc- eame Freshmevt in Senior High School. The preparatiorzs for four gears of work and play had begun. In 1925 this some group became knou'-n as Soplrornores. It was in September, 1926, when the Sophomores changed their rlairne to Juniors, that they realized they were nearing the goal-grarduation. With mitch erzthusiasm the .students began organizing their class and jtnrishirlg the preparatrkms for the activities which would rise in their Senior year.