Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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f' LJW. X W 3 T : Z w ,W fy ? ,S. The Ties That Bind . .lllil'S'l' IN cltDVNCIII.-NOVS'lTCI't' do indi- viduals heeorne more attached to each other than on the athletic field. But this loyalty and spirit does not eonie overnight. A wise couch who has his te1nn's respect can he at huilder of this ti ust. Signvitzii 'ro Lizss FoRTt'xA'i'Es-Teen- ugers often surprise their elders when it eoines to working for a worthwhile cause. The feelings of these needy children, whose only Christmas was ll sti:dent-sponsored party, were genu- ine enough to show students a reason for their effort. Nloxuzxis or .XNXII-I'I'Y-TllCSl' nnisiezil L'Ullll'ilf' uc-tors are tlI'illITLltlZll1f.I in ti- that usnzilh' is an inward feeling. A six- weelx test. or the five minute wztit for ai date to appear looin lz1rQe in at stu- dentls lite und inns' lead to unxietxk li is this inrnnent of eonnnon fear that draws people together. H

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INTL1xs1'1'Y or Pvuvosu-liigll school 1 stllclchats do xmuxy things with ns 1112101 Stl'L'llQHl amd vlnckrgy as thcy pussn-sw. xylllfl ouch is upvmtixug to cupucit , thvrc- rcslllts al lllk'L'ti!lLf of illilhiilllklfw and llliilllllti' fl'it'lliISll' AXm111:x'l'lfmx ul-' x lllilm f,X f'!'llHHl hm lla xllgzrc- ul he-rm-s in XYIIUIII U'Lll'lll'!', puint with primlm- and stu- zh-nts hmfmlx to ll: hcrpc' ul Sllll- ihu' viva-1-ss. NYI1 1' ll om! 4-mulw h ll Q L als HVINILIYII limlgvz' Curl l',l'ShllIl' chcl hm Nign I-am-Imlh. thx' hx ing hc-- rw !N'l,'1lllllxS Li iii' that himh. ips ' X su , ui fs .-B U Q ,E .N-1 vi 1

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