Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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www Page 11 wif At Your Service Have you lost your algebra or want your program changed ? No matter what it is uthe office can help you. How many of our tribulations have ceased to be once they were placed in Mrs. I-IoH7man's sympathet- ic hands. And that basketball ticket that you want- ed. Who saved it for you? Miss Whelchel, of course What is the capitol of Afghanistan? Where can I find something on prohibition? Who was Secretary of State under Wilson? Ques- tions like these are answered satisfactorily in the library with Mrs. Scott's obliging assist' ance.

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Mr, Thalmzui Mr. Thalmanl Whatavariety of days his penetrating l'Attention,pleasel', has ushered in during these past nine months-Happy days, dreary daysgdays when the sun poured down yellow and inviting outside the winclowsg anxious Clays when everything went unaccountably wrongg and through them all the feeling of the highly efficient man behind that familiar voice, like a strong continuous thread running in and out though the pattern of our school existence. So here in the pages of this most flippant of year books we pause a bit, Mr. Thalman, to offer our very genuine appreciation of the problems you have faced and surmounted to our advantage, and our appreciation also for your abiding interest in us all, good and bad, troublesome and otherwise. Page 10

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Contained Herein: Advice Toward If you speak what might, with due process of imagination, be called English, but ain't,', they was, and she don't, insist upon with- holding your name from the tabloids and keep you on the bottom-most rung of success's ladder, sign English on your program card and join a class in room 113. If you don't remember, or perhaps, never knew, who said 'iEt tu Brute,, then follow the exact directions as prescribed above. Social butterflies may cause the spark of envy to grow more bright in your breast, the parlor Page 12