Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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HlI.l'I it is true that a year book should deal chiefly with the endeavors and accomplishments of the student Hbody politic , yet oftentimes too much space is apt to be devoted to their activities, thoughtlessly overlooking those with the legislative assistance and guidance of whom our school has been made possible. Thus let us pause and in this section give credit where credit is due--to those i11 whom are vested the legislative authority ot' this institution of learning-the School Board and Fac- ulty. Success can not be assured if wrong methods ot' training a1'e employed. Thus by their untiring' efforts they have attempted to insure ours by removing any obstructions which might lie in our pathway. Their aim has been to prepare us for life, to equip us with a foundation of knowledge, and to instill within us prin- ciples of conduct that are worthy. Although we can not express it adequately in words, our appreciation for their services are sincere, and we hope that they will continue to serve in the future as they have in the past. FY? naunmagx Vu' gmm if! gave 'Ai-53' Q: Ss :Mazza gl iziusxfze is K V . K W:e?2'fE3?'15'-'ef'

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Board T l Mr. VVzidc Frcc Mr. Victor Higgs Mr. Wzidc lfrcc, Sr., cxccutivc hczld ot' this hotly. while pcrhups known to fcw studcnls personally, is known by ull of theni, for his zlctivc and cnthusiastic intcrcst in zxftzlirs of thc studcnt body. His has hccn thc firm guiding hand in rcshuping the policics of the rc- constructed school sctup in Andcrson. The gcnuinc conccrn which Mr. Victor ll. Higgs has cxhibitcd in all nwttcrs pertaining to the wcll-lacing ot' thc high school has not gone unnoticed. XVc considcr him :l wcll'-clioscn niclnhcr of this Hlcgislzltivcn body. Mr. liobcrt M, tlritchfield has provcd hinisclt' an in- vziluahlc ussct to thc board hy his wisc suggcstions :uni cupuhlc ussistzuicc in solving its nunicrous 2lCl1llllllSll'2l- tivc problems. XY1- havc bccn plcused to huvc llllll us zu dlrcctor of our school govcrnmcnt. tlf coursc, no NOW llC2ll,, school-board would hzlvc hccn succcssful in its prohlcni-solving without tho :iid ot' il nn-nibcr of thc fl'llllIllllC scx. This lady wus nonc othcr than Mrs. Arthur Bcckninn to whom wc tcndcr our thanks for hcr part in guiding thc school's dcstiny. ll0t'2lll3L' of his activc participation in civic nft'ai:'s ot' thc conununity. Mr. Frcdcrick l,. Huy, was wcll quailificd for this position ot' lcgisl:ntor . Hc should hc C0llllJlll!l0lll0tl tor thc curncstncss which hc dis- pluycd in fulfilling his dutics. Ml. ltohcrt Critchficld 's. Nt-llc llccknmn Mr. Frcdcrick Huy Q 4.