Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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tg' 'W' .ig ' I af , - ,fi Miss Hill Nlr lllllllllllf-SOI' Orchids to the highest class in high school for successfully having passed through their final year of slaving. The class emerged with flying colors, brown and white, and will go down in the minds of many of the underclassmen as a group that stuck together and stood up for its constitutional rights. The class chose as its leadersi President, Gene Odell, Vice President, Bill Baker, Secretary, Virginia Fadelyg Treasurer, Miriani Clapp. The Senior Swing was the first dance of the season to be spon- sored by the Seniors. The class play, Lady Windermere's Fan,', was given in April and was well received. From a group of approx- imately twenty-five, four students were chosen to act as Commence- ment spealcers. They were: Anne Brinduse, Jane O'Roarlc, George Rinlcer, and Wesley Matziglceit. The class was very generous. It gave money for lights to be used as stage equipment, donated money for the Y. M. C. A., for the Red Cross Flood Relief Fund, and also for one of the custodians of the school whose home and all belongings were burned. To the sponsors, Miss Hill and Mr. Huntzinger, also go many fond praises and thanks. Not only did they work continually and faithfully, but also, always with a smile, they listened to the wants of the class. Gene Odell, President Bill Baker, Vice-President Virginia Fadely, Secretary Miriam ClaPP, Treasurer

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BALUNVIN, CHARLES. Svlmlv fl. BALES, CLIFFORD--Clilfiv. lli-Y 2, Il, lg Gym Circus. IKALINGALI., llOlllEll'l'4HoI1. lli-Y 2, Ii, 43 Svlmh- 2, Zi, 113 X-ll: Siufl' 4. ly BASSETT, ELLEN, Girl Rvsc-rves 1, 2, 413 Honorary Souiciy Zi, -1, Latin Club 33 Secrf-lury of Latin Club fig Scnule 33 lf, A. A. 2. BATES R0Y4Rubinolf. Clmrul Club 3. 43 Trial by Jury 3g Naiionzil Music Educators CoIiI'vrvl1v0, New York City Zig Stu tv Ferle-ration of Music Clubs Contest, Indianapolis Cl: Ops-rn-lin Briar Rose- -lg Orvlu-stra 2, 3, -lg liunrl 3, 45 Hi Y -1. lili.-XLI.. MADONNA t1lllllS'l'1Nli limzniv. History Club Zi, -l: Ilouornry Socivly 43 Girl Reserves 2, ZX, llg French Club 45 Art Llub I. l1liAl'KIONIJ, MARION, Sl. fxla1'y's Acad:-uly, Iudizuiapolis 1, 2g G. A. A. Zig Girl lh-sc-rw-'s 3, 4. liliI.ANlilili, XICYA MAY, Ilouorury Socivly 3, 4. lSliI.ANHliE. DORA RONVHNA lilCNNl'l'l l', ICNIIJ. Girls lilvn Club 2g Senate 2, 3, Alg G, A. A. 1, 2, IK, I1 Girl llc-sm-rvc-s l, 2, Ii, 'lg Op:-re-ita 2: .Iuuinr Sweater f1UlIlIlllll0I' 33 X-lluy Stall' 4. 'TWH wx' .I . ....Q.L.'