Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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k tu g at ji T L x l, Il l Personalities Whetlier from the faculty to the student, or from the student to faculty, a small-but comf- plex-government is organized. Regardless of size, the system remains an important one- both to the administration and the student. This year l20O students left the school through grad- uation or transfer, but the l-400 remaining ones still keep the faculty busy. Teachers had time, however, to get to know students better. The responsibilities of both groups are great, and their closer relationship becomes invaluable. Beginning with the student body, which seeks comradeship and instruction. proceeding to the homeroom teacher, class instructor, on through the principal, superintendent, and board of trustees, our high school government is the threshold of the future. Study hall, the incubator of A students.

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l,oi'e isn't the only thing that makes the world go 'round .is is shown hy Mr. .lohn Garrigus to .lohn Clmnihers, .lerry Cfrirpenler. .ind Phil Shearer in physicnl science cl.iss .is .i rlemonsir-.mon ot .i planeinrium progresses A Modern High Choo! In.spire.s Sludents The madreporite is right .... here. l.Jrry Burton is point- ing Olll tl stnrIish's different structures. Trying to .ilvsorb as much Oh, those Bunsen lvurnersf' Nnney Barron and as possible from Zoology are Roger Roudehush. Mr. XV. l.eo Carolyn Carr experiment with metric scales, test Sanders, Shirley Wellons. and David Miller. tubes, and basic formulae in physics class. 28