Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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'IL -l s . Presenting to our newsreel audience, Mr. Stoler in one of his more informal moods as he greets a group clustered about one of the main entrances to our building. This still is typical of his friendly attitude toward his proteges, which has resulted. in a proposal for the inauguration of a Student Council in Anderson Senior High School, which organization will probably be given the go sign in September, 1937, and will greatly extend the sphere of student influence in management of school affairs. ' , An

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,.... JR. ..,,. .. Mr. Critcllfirld Mr. M Our school board has had one of the busiest years it has ever known, One of the biggest problems facing it was that of planning an annex to our now over-crowded high school building. President Robert M. Critchfield has proven himself very capable as executive head of the board. He is employed as Chief Engineer at Delco Remy and is also active in civic affairs of the community. Mr. Frederick L. Ray has served to capacity as Vice-President. He is Superintendent of the Ind- iana Railroad Power Plant. Mr. Ray has been very earnest in fulfilling his duties as a member of the board. 1-w ,w-i---..- Mr. E. H. Downey, one of the new members'o the board, has served the past yearas Secretari of the body, and he has already proven hirnsel very able. Mr. Downey is employed as a banl cashier. Mr. C. Kuch has had charge of the finance of the school city for the year and has done hi work, which was very diH7icult, with great diligence Mr. Kuch is retired from business. Miss Juliet Crittenberger is the other new mem ber of our school board. Though she has not bee: with us very long, she has shown herself to be wel chosen. Miss Crittenberger is a journalist. Mr. Downey Mr. Kuch l Miss Crittenherger 1 ...I . aa. .... .