Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Mr Lrltchficld Mr. Downey SCHOOL BOARD To this august body we owe our vacations, half holidays, free shows and convocations, for With- out their expressed permission the school year would continue from September to June uninter- rupted. Under our present system they serve as a cabinet to Mr. Campbell, superintendent of all city schools. Approprlated so much money each year by the city and state, it is their duty to distribute it among Anderson Schools to the best advantage. Board members are appointed by the Mayor for a three-year term and stand eligible for re- appointment at the conclusion of their terms- Good citizenship, uprightness, honesty, insight, and understanding-these are qualifications for membership. This year they wisely chose as president, Mr. R. M. Critchfield who easily qualified and Was per- hraps especially fitted because of his tWo daugh- ters of high school age. Mr. Elmer H. Downey keeps the records and Mr- Jacob C. Kuch is the treasurer. Other members are Mr. Fred L. Ray and Miss Juliet Crittenberger. Students should recognize and appreciate the efforts of the members of the board, for in their hands lays the changing destiny of A. H. S. Mr. Kuch Mr. Ray Miss Crittenherge-r

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SUPERHNTJENDJENT Mr, Arthur Campbell, our superintendent, came to us five years ago and has remained to help the school system of Anderson overcome its difficul- ties. A congenial man, Well-liked by those Who know him, he has been indispensable to us in solving the problems of of the students and fac- ulty of Anderson High School. PRHNCIPATL For five years Anderson High School has been directed by the capable hand of our principal, Mr. Fred W. Stoler, who won the respect of the whole school. Since he has taken over the wheel, We have done bigger and better thingsg our school has been raised to a high standard, and we are acclaimed champions in many fields. Mr. Campbell Mr, Stoll-1'