Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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CONTENTS Administrative Affairs . 10-20 Milestones . . . . 21-80 Organizations . , 81-94 Current Events . . . 95-110 Athletics . . . . 111-126 Advertisements . . 127-144

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9 fjwwffg-y The monument at the right stands in the northeast corner of the senior high school yard, It is a bronze tablet embedded in a stone marker, given by the Class of 1920 in honor of the six Anderson High School al- llllllll known to have died overseas in the World War. The March of Time has dimmed its visibility, even close to the sidewalk on Lincoln Street, but if you push aside the shrubbery you can read the weather- stained lettering and the names of our heroes: Doon Davis, Dr. George Hockett, Dr. Fred A. Henderson, Russell Mercer, Harry Plessinger, and Fred Wachstel- ler. , 553+ H Muir - 4Xffi.l,F , fly' --As 'M Z -1-Ngiwl - .42 6,1 ' i'm'l ' ,. ' me 411.',',il'Ir5l .urls WH, f 'Qi 'f ,9 H1x,H.l v ,m 1 I QW' ' - 1 -. Mu f, ,'1lHT' all illllfl ll 4 ' Tiflllj W l H ll llsllf ltlfl' I l ffm? ,iff fri itltlt.Jf1lM , g-e.t F l . WW li . It fl l el' T Xlfllll X rcs:-xg icq l T' .2523 f e- b V, f ,..,.,!....,

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4 Here we see Russell Merritt, art editor of the 1936 Indian, interviewing Superintendent Arthur Campbell, symbolizing the closer Contact which 'the March of Time has brought between the high school students and the righer school officials.