Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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TAKI G ITH THE KNOWLEDGE Learning 'ro measure and be accuraie in every detail according fo fhe insfruciions of Mr. Ray- mond Griffifh is parf of 'lhe worl: pracficed by Myron Reicharr, iloy Quinion and Richard Tins- ley. Ano+her class in which accuracy can nof be sfressed 'foo much is this one where Kei+h Tracy. Shirley Bufler, and Dave Byrne mix chemicals. ie '-fa 13141 i,,i!2:if+ SIZE 22459 QMEEPWZ , . 1,55

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G0 2,600 AHS STUDENTS. .. Typical QT many sTuclenTs, Viclzi Timmons and Ronnie Meeker Tind enioymenT oTTerecT Through TeciliTies in The ciTy parlrs. wg, The religious aspecf oT The sTudenT-communiTy life is well clemonsTraTed as The Max Bales Tamily enTers church. The Tar reaching arm of communiTy cooperaTion exTends To indusTry. Mr. Paul Williams explains The TechnicaliTies oT lafhe operaTion To seniori Kenny Willis, an apprenTi-ze.

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GAI ED IN CLASSRCDCMS . Offering learning is probably ihe mos? Tmporranl over-all way in which AHS con- lribules To The cily. Wirhin lhe classroom, sludenlrs have lhe opporlunily To galher much valuable ancl 'rechnical inforrnalion which will be of irnmedialre value lo Jrhem. ll is Through Jrhis learning Thar slruclenls are able lo lake rheir places as easily as lhey do. Even Jrhe small Jrhings count such as Jryp- ing a lefler or baking a cake for someone 'n lhe family. When Jrhe final bell rings dis- missing Jrhern from Their daily class roulines, high school cilizens go lorlh lo work anol serve in lheir communily wilh whall lhey have galherecl. An unusual fype of classroom, in comparison wilh ofhers, is where ihe vocahonal home economics course is concluded. Nancy Sfeiner. Nina Waflcins anal Pai Sfanley are carrying ou? an asslgnmenl fhe modern, well-equipped l:i+cl'1en.