Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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llll Mn. W. A. IJENNY A'tliough personally a l'01lllJ2ll'2ll'iVO stranger to many of ns, Mr. Denny has in past years made his strong personality and wise judgement apparent to its on many occasions. Not Content, he has XVl'Ol'g'l'l many line improvements in the school system during the time in which he has been its leader. His integrity and honesty-of-purpose sets for the sehool a beau ideal --a splendedexam- ple of what may be done in the field of higher education. Mn. J. I.. 'l'1x.xL:w1AN His oft expressed sympathy with the students and his good fellowship have made for Mr. Thalman a place of gen- uine friendship in the hearts of all of us. During the numerous erises among the educational eireles of this and near- by cities, his fine leadership and his un- swerving g'ood judgment have installed in the hearts of all eonneeted with him a deep and lasting respect-not alone for the man, but forthe Spirit that dom- inates his every action. - I li Lili M ti I,:lrl-it ' 1 'll - - E ,

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1 e E 110V Mus. AL'GL's'l1x MIL1.s m can The President of the School hoard. and a direct supervisor over us during the happiest years of orr lives, Mrs. Millspaugh has, with her keen insight into human nature, and a lllhlllllltll' of likeable qualities endeared herself to us, the students for whom she has been responsible. The Senior C'ass, and, indeed, the entire school system wish to take this opportunity of sincerely thanking her. Mia, .lOSlil'H DAY The unwavering good humor that has made for Mr. Day so many friends in the business circles of this city likewise has raised him h'ig'h ill our estimation. XVhile he and his colleagues have been but names to many of us, his influence and theirs have worked in untiring efforts in Olll' behalf. To him 'is due our heartfelt thanks. Mn. l4lNlfll2l.D Mvicus. Although vitally interested in connnereial en- terprises in Anderson, Mr. Myers has given un- sparingly of his Valuable time in raising the school system of Anderson to the place of eni- inence it now occupies in State educational circles. To him is tendered our grateful thanks.

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