Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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m--4 ., ,..... 1 in 4 04+ 4 'P 4 A 4 v 4 n ARKING the events of the student life and the spirit of a year in A. H. S., and pausing in tribute to the past year of progress, We, the Class of 1930, wish to leave in record the things accomplished during our time 'in high school. To the success that has been achieved toward this desire, the NINDIANH itself will be the affirma- tion. If this volume embodies a Diving presentation of our high school days, our hopes ,will have been realized. litieoifre 4 , 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 ' 4, 1, 'LA 4 4 4 4 1. 4 4 4 4 '4?V 'W ' ' ' Word .ORDER OF Booxs TT Opening Pages Administration Student Body Activities . Athletics . . Advertisements . THEME . SCOUTS CA R.A VA zv '. 'cAMiJFiRE ' 'C6Ni'ESTS . . . . . . - TRAIL BLAZERS

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llmedlfieriailiflao S a supreme effort the Class of 1930 desires to give to Ander- son High School a year-book containing a record of its activities. To present the best annual possible. this class must meet the challenge of former annuals. Happily, in this un- dertaking, it has had the aid of pro- gress in art and printing. Since the appearance of a book de- pends much upon the printing, the school is fortunate 'in having an ex- cellent printing dcpartment. Guiding this department there is a man of patience, dependability, and skill. Because he has generously used his knowledge for the benefit of the school, and especially for our class, we, the Class of 1930, very gratefully dedicate this volume of THE INDIAN!! to Mr. Barner, the teacher of printing.