Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Dean oT 'Boys W, Leo Sanders Do you realize, Malilda Jane, ThaT everyTime iT rains, you develop a sudden case oT measles? ThaT sounds like Miss Mignon Anderson, quesTioning one oT her delinguenTs. Miss Anderson said ThaT The girls she came in conTacT wiTh in This school year have been very Tine To work wiTh and on The whole, very co-operaTive. Leo Sanders, ThaT whisTling man who Dean oT Girls D. Mignon Anderson rushes Through The halls, has been very busy This year. l-le noT only issued whiTe, blue, yellow and pink slips. buT he also was head oT The TirsT aid worlc. l-le. Too, en- joyed working wiTh AHS sTudenTs. BoTh deans had sTudenT assisTahTs who helped Them by running errands, answering The Telephone, and hunTing inTormaTion in The Tiles. -- . ff-wWw.w.Lw..,-f ,

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SuperinTendenT A. R. Chadd Archie R. Chadd, superinTendenT oT schools, has had an evenTTul year. To say The leasT. RenovaTion oT The heaTing sys- Tem, insTallaion oTa new roof Tor The high school building, and a Sl0,000 Tire all have presenTed Their problems. ln spiTe oT This Mr. Chadd has Tound Time To worlc wiTh The Board oT EducaTion on a school building program. Purchase oT land, The drawing up oT plans, and Tinancial arrangemenTs To meeT anTicipaTed expenses have been The Top- ics discussed by The superinTendenT and school TrusTees. Plans Tor a large educa- Board oT EducaTion . N., Principal STanley PorTer Tional uniT in SouTh Anderson are al- ready advanced. STudenTs reTurning To The high school building aT nighT have oTTen seen The lighT burning in The high school oTTice. lnside will be Tound Principal STanley PorTer ironing ouT The many problems ThaT war condiTions presenT To a high school principal. Mr. PorTer conTinues To encourage as many acTiviTies in The school as condiTions will allow in order ThaT sTu- denTs may have a well-rounded program. l-lis acTive supporT oT all school proiecTs has been a major TacTor in Their success. A. R. Chadd Noland WrighT lflrs, Frank MaTTh l-loward Earl FfusT Childers Glen Rogers

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M V g nia Vermillion, C. H, McClure, Miss Mary Miller, M B O y M H l K d II iss ess a, iss aze en a TTT M Mae Henry, Mrs. Helen PresTon, Ralph Boyd M Efh H lc iss s er os ins English There were beTween l900 and 2000 sTudenTs enrolled in English classes in A. H. S. during The l944-45 school year. WiTh approximaTely eighTy classes in Eng- lish, eighTeen Teachers were employed Tull Time while Three Teachers did parT Time worlc. Several changes were made in The Eng- lish deparTmenT during The pasT school year. lndusTrial ArTs English was incorpor- aTed wiTh regular English. The Bible course was revived This year aTTer several years oT inacTiviTy. A new course will be oTTered nexT in The speech deparTmenTg iT is called lnTerpreTive Reading. CH. McClure, who is in charge oT The deparTmenT, has been Teaching English in LaboraTory English The exTension division oT BuTler Univer- siTy Tor The pasT six years. This summer he will be given a Trial assignmenT in The scripT deparTmenT oT Warner BroThers MoTion PicTure STudio. Miss Mary EThel ThursTon headed The remedial English division. She was pre- viously an insTrucTor Tor one year aT The lndiana STaTe Teachers' College. Ralph Boyd was in charge oT The division which included The courses in speech. He has sTudied wiTh VicTor Jory in The Pas- adena Play House. Mr. Boyd has also Taken parT in radio programs. Frank Baker was in charge oT The divi- sion dealing wiTh publicaTions. ln his class-