Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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T COR ER CDF ISTH AND LINCGL This is The high school. Silualed on The corner ol l3+h and Lincoln sireels, if is virrually The hearl of a Thriving communily. Every day sludenis come from every cor- ner oi Anderson and ils surrounding Terri- lory To learn and To Train for Their daily and Tuiure needs. They learn and a+ The same Time go oul in The communily and iniersperse Their book-learning wilh The praclical know- lodgo gained by mingling wilh olrhers in iobs and aciivilies. ln doing This one croales a knowledge which could be ob- 'lained in no olher way. Through This chan- nel AHS plays an all-imporlanl parl in building and mainlaining a beiier com- munily. 'l Walking halls, a lime-honored lradilion af AHS, is The main 1 channel for gaihering The morning gossip. Here, Mrs. Lee i lmel and Mrs. Raymond Campbell enjoy if 'loo on Parenfs' Visifaiion Day. l l l T 75 The AHS gymnasium a+ seclional Time serves as a mee+ing place for all in+eres+ed Anderson cifizens. H has been, and will conlinue fo be a se++ing for many fhrilling and speciacular local evenis.

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PREADI G FROM THE FAMILIAR TABLEOF CONTENTS Opening Seclion .... People Seclion . Sporls Seclion . Aclrivilies Seclion Adverlising Seclion Senior lnclex ..-1 4 -Q3 f Tfifs ' A ii! ,Xa ' ff' V. - as . ' if I . A it 4 ,, Ti. R . , '- . x wx. ' N s Qffifir' 'JW ' :ff- , ii y Q. 3 'fbf sfasg f '-qw. is-vw ' sa- xi .- aff' .fr ,,, as, I lo 29 30 lo 97 98 To IZ3 I24+o l5l I52+oI73 I74 lo l75 The l3+h sireei enhance, +hough aciually a side door, has furned ou+ +o be The maior passageway for mosi' siudenfs, Through The years, en+ering by way of +his door also has become a habif wiih ihefowns- people.

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TCD E ERY OLITLYING UBLIRB T . V A 1 L 'Qlyl-is V' 5 , A . - , H :..f-agree.-, . H . f - ..., A- .....,.., K, k,.,. , ,,.., W ...ami-fr Qf-v,.- ..s1...w An imporTan+ cornersTone of The sTudenT-communiTy life is The family. CooperaTion is illusTraTed as The Dee Wilson family engages in spring clean-up. ..f99g5ge,:., X. ' T- sgfggiggw's,,q,.,g.,q,-ffy,-f.f,27fri,1xf:f?4?Q'lyk-2' Wfflsfir ' -A ww.-V.-H--. - 1. g.fsMs.wr......e... - . .. rs21f.1f.ss.9z..Sriffr4. . Q f The arms oT Anderson l-ligh School are many and Tar reaching. They exTend Trom The hearT oT downTown Anderson To The mosT remoTe secTion oT The ciTy. As They expand They aTTecT nearly every ciTizen. TogeTher, The people who make up These arms are connecTed wiTh anyThing one could menTion. No maTTer whe+her aT' church, home or work, Al-TS ciTizens are learning more each day To help in Torming a more perTecT com- muniTy. The churches, parks and homes play a big parT in inTroducing The young people To Their communiTy and The Task oT making iT a beTTer one. ln a similar process The school co-operaT'es by Training The people who make up The hearT oT The Anderson body. STudenTs scurry To do business wi+h downTown sfores and resTauranTs on Their lunch hours as wel! as affer school. . ....