Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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l , i 'l'.l . F ISI El PON graduating, one realizes the high school offers not only the chance for scholastic achieve- ments, but opportunities for a more ex- tensive development by participating in the various organizations and in the athletic program of the school. By grasping and using these many advant- ages to the best of one's ability, the student is better equipped for the build- ing of a successful career in later life. T. K. FIS-HER President Class of 1933 W -.,,.kf.,..J..4a .. ,.., ,-my Y N--Q-rh-.a

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This year has meant the passing of a milestone for the School City of Anderson. A beautiful, modern grade school building is being built in the former Washington district on the identical spot occupied by the older building, before it was completely ravished by fire, last fall. The new building faces Columbus Avenue. N It is built of light brick and is two stories in height. A silhouette of George VVashington in white limestone has been placed above each of the two Columbus Avenue entrances. The school, when finished, will contain twenty:one rooms and a large gymnasium. Anderson is indeed fortunate to be able, in any way, to erect such a build- ing. It will be the most beautiful one in Anderson and will aid greatly in relieving the congested situation that now exists. Money could be spent for no better purpose: than that for erevction of such a structure. The facilities it will offer will bring about a new type of education experience, to many grade-school pupils. A new school building can never be an absolute luxury, because it is realized that education per se is an absolute necessityg without it nothing of importance can be accomplished, It is most fortunate that it is possible to build a new grade school, as it is essential that the child be trained sufficiently in certain studies, in order that his later work may be carried on successfully. The surroundings and oppor- tunities affect a young child greatlyg hence it is supposed that in building this type of a new school more advantages and opportunities will be offered the young student. The planning and building of this school are not of importance alone to those who will have direct contact with it, but should be of importance to each one who is interested in the advance of education and its usefulness and necessity Most certainly this project is an important and noteworthy experience in each of our lives. Page 9

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Here is a section of life at a glance. The striving. the gaining, the fighting and the losing that tend to make any existence interesting. The endeavors of this group satisfy the questions of those who look to- ward the future. Again, they prove by their failures that to err is human. The four years spent here by these students depict a history of a mean beginning and a triumphant ending. Life is miniature.