Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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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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The e Are The Tie INFLl'EN1:E ov EXPEIUENCE-A student needs a pillar to lean on when the going is tough, some- one who has been through the mill and surviv- ed. WVith excitement all around a teacher and fan for 42 years quietly maintains dignity and calm. That Bind... From the time freshmen enter AHS, they are constantly undergoing emotional changes which hind them to the school. They are quick to make new friends since they all have something in com- mon-fear of a new experience. Soon students learn to trust the advice of an experienced person. ln time with this leadership and their own endea- xoi studc nts W oils as one for puhlic sciwice and succcss in thcn goals Pridc hlossoms hom the cointortahlc fcehnff of accolnphshmcnts and thc comp.nnonsh1p ol ti 16lldb In the cnd they hav xx hat is known as Andel son High School STINIL Ll s or Exhx is Peoplc cntcr the XX ignani as llTCllXlLllldlS hut soon arc tr 1ITSf0llH6d into 1 ni iss lncathrng anffcr, rox sorrow, ind alwaxs gaining unity fha hasld th ill coach IS 1 symhol ot this nnxtrnc ol emotions is x,

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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