Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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122D mn miller miss miller Acknowledgment As a class, we who are members of the organization of 1931, cannot find fitting phrases to express the gratitude we feel for the leadership fin social act- ivities, business, class organization, and similar functions of the seniors that Miss Mary Miller and Mr. Herbert Miller have granted us. Their time and act' ivity spent apparently 'is unrewarded, but, if the appreciation of our class may be termed acceptable in that sense, their efforts are not wasted. XVe entered the High School in 1927 almost 300 strong. In the fall after our arrival, according to the prevailing custom, we met and selected our officers and our sponsors. VVe as underclassmen led rather a colorless existance up un' til our Junior year, when we crashed the tabloids by presenting a musical comedy all our own. After this performance we quietly retired until June when We extended entertainment to the class of 1930 by means of a Junior Prom. From the beginning of last fall's semester we have climbed in our paths to glory.VVe have sponsored dances for the entertainment of the student body, we have given a class play, we have inaugurated an entirely new system of choosing the speak- ers for graduation, and have led in numerous other activities. Now, at the con- clusion of our High School careers, we can, in retrospect, say truthfully that this has been our crowning year, and it is not without regret that we offer our farewells to the faculty and underclassmen pals. 'diy A Tuff 74 . ...JIV 1 Z 1 l