Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Student-Faculty Committes Usually when a marked success is reg- isTered by some person or group, The achievemenT can be Traced To some one TacTor or inTluence ThaT was chieTly re- sponsible Tor The success. ln The case oT acTiviTies aT Anderson I-ligh School dur- ing The pasT year, cooperaTion has been The keynoTe-cooperaTion beTween sTu- denTs and Teachers ThaT has shown ThaT only in This way can iT be assured ThaT The besT acTiviTies and evenTs may be enioyed by The sTudenTs. IT has never been The policy oT The TaculTy oT Al-lS To dominaTe and conTrol sTudenT acTiviTies in an auTocraTic manner. 'On The conTrary, The TaculTy has, in The pasT. encouraged cooperaTion beTween sTudenTs and Teachers so ThaT a Teeling oT working and planning TogeTher can be had by The sTudenTs. ConseguenTly, The STudenT Council, assembly oT The repre- senTaTives oT The sTudenT bodv, has esTab- lished a number oT sTudenT-TaculTv com- miTTees ThaT are broughT abouT Tor The purpose oT regulaTing and sponsoring sTudenT acTiviTies. ln doing This, The sTu- denTs have been given The opporTuniTy To voice Their own wishes in The planning ol: The social evenTs and acTiviTies which make uo sTudenT liTe in Al-lS. AT The beginning oT each semesTer, one oT These commiTTees-The Book Exchange CommiTTee-sponsors a sale oT used books To sTudenTs, purely a service Tunc- Tion Tor Those wishing To sell Their old books. Programs Planned The programs enioyed every oTher week by The sTudenT body are The concocTions OT The ConvocaTions CommiTTee. STu- denTs do mosT oT The work arranging The programs and are also given valuable ex- perience in presenTing These convocaTions. The Clubs CommiTTee sees ThaT all clubs are properly organized and regulaTed. Vital To AHS assuring people wholesome, acTive exTra- curricular acTiviTies. lvlr. Sanders, dean oT boys, is TaculTy adviser Tor This group. The Social AcTiviTies CommiTTee has similar duTies in regard To school social TuncTions. This group, which works wiTh lvliss Anderson, dean oT girls. approves all social acTiviTies oT The school and iT is Their responsibiliTy ThaT The daTes oT These acTiviTies are placed on The school calen- dar. One oT The mosT acTive oT These com- miTTees This year has been The Pep Ses- sions CommiTTee. This group oT sTudenTs and Teachers had charge oT The elecTion oT cheer leaders and The selecTion oT The Indian mascoT. This year, The cheer lead- ers were on hand Tor all Al-TS aThleTic acTiviTies, having been selecTed lasT spring. The inspiring pep sessions beTore our home games and TournamenT games were Their doings. The all dav celebraTion aTTer The sTaTe championship climaxed The work oT This commiTTee. MoniTors l-lelpTul The lVloniTors CommiTTee has The diTTi- culT Task oT selecTing and keeping up The moniTor sysTem. The SaTeTy CommiTTee has been very acTive in removing school hazards. Various special commiTTees have had speciTic TuncTions. AlTogeTher, co- operaTion has been The success keynoTe This year. The TacT ThaT beTween IOOO andl2OO sTudenTs have been used shows ThaT iT does work. Z 25 , .FQ K X .

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Board of Educafion The primary supervisory dufies of fhe Anderson educafional sysfem are handled by Archie R. Chadd, superinfendenf of schools. If is wifhin his sphere of dufies fo mainfain efficiency and fo accomplish necessary improvemenfs. ln fhis line, he worlcs hand in hand wifh fhe School Board: of which he is a member, ex officio. The Board of Educafion is a commiffee for fhe invesfigafion and general super- vision of local public schools. Upon fhese frusfees resfs fhe responsibilify of all business affairs dealing wifh fhe school sysfem. Recenfly, fhey have been malcing Sfanding A. R. Chadd Miss Gerfrude Arfhur Beckman Seafed Fousf Childers . . o ers plans providing for fhe consfrucfion of a new educafional unif, as a needed supple- menf fo fhe school buildings now main- fained. More closely associafed wifh Al-lS sfu- denfs is Principal Sfanley Porfer, who, as high school adminisfrafor, seeks fo mold sfudenfs and faculfy info a co-operafive group foward a more safisfacfory and beneficial high school. A capable mana- ger of his mulfifudinous responsibilifies, Mr. Porfer is also an acfive supporfer of compefifive sporfs and exfra-curricular acfivifies. Superinfendenf A. R. Chacld Principal Sfanley Porfer L-swan-iuf,Nessw4.:: anmsfa - . Plf Mrs. Sarah l-lopp g Noland Wrighf Townsend Albrighf G M R g