Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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A'What keeps it up there? Mr. L. R. Lee explains the satellite mystery to Physics students Charlie McDaniel. Linda Harris, and Harold Hatlield. v V. ,Ia-3. a 1' .'.'f5. - . 91 ' Ta-'fm ' 0 1' ,f y 95,11 :'gJJi if. :Z 4 - I 1 1 nw -'aw-U1 f H.,-.wi 1 sfH52v.fffn'fQQfffffeqf.. . +r.eaffxf.Asfffff-.ff SCIENCE-Row l-+Mrs. Mar- garet Doles, Sponsor Honor Society, Chairman Scholarship Comm.. Chairman College Guidance Day: Mr, John Garrigus: Mr. Raymond Grilith, Mr. George Lee, Dept. Head, Curriculum Study Council. Senior Class Sponsor. Row 2qMr. Lowell Lee, Chairman N. E. A. Membership Comm.: Mr. W, Leo Sanders, Chairman Clubs Comm.. Sponsor Honor Society: Mr. Robert Shaffer, Sponsor Ushers Club: Mr, Horace B. Wilson.

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Initiating Kay Roberson. Betty Grim. Tim Lamey. and Sherry Dennis are Latin Club officers Bev Benko, .lohn Melson. Janice Byrum. and Jim Baker. The actual heart of school life lies in the classroom. Some five hours daily are spent by each student in the various classes of his cur- riculum. AHS makes it possible for the student to choose from six courses, each designed to pre- pare him for some specific future, whether it is college or a job. These courses make available l99 varied and different subjects. which are either required by the school or are chosen as electives. K lfxchange teacher, Mrs, Stella Stryclek. of london lfnglantl. instructs students in sophomore English class. l.ANCiUfXCilf AR'l'S--'Row lffVlrs. Nlary Jane Schultz. Asst. Librarian. Senior Class Sponsor: Mrs. Stella Stryczek. lixchange Teacher: Mrs. Virginia Vermillion. Sponsor Student Council: Mr. Frank XVoschit1, Yearbook Advisor. Publicity Director, Sponsor Hi-Y. Situ

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Bill Burt and Mike Russell measure a triangle as Mr. Jesse Huntzinger checks for accuracy. AHS teachers not only teach and instruct: but they also are the activating force behind life in the school. Teaching and counseling students. sponsoring clubs, and serving the community make up a vital part of their lives. Nlany teach- er-hours are occupied with committees. organiz- ations. meetings, and extra-curricular activities. In addition to these, teachers are constantly in- structing, urging, and prodding students to the highest possible peak of perfection. Squeamish .lan loudenback holds .i frog no closer than arms length io the amusement of Biology class student Ronnie livans. MATHEMATICS-Row l7lVlr. David Barrow. Treasurer. Treasurer AHS Athletic Assoc.: Mr. Basil R. Hosier. Dept. Head: Mr. .lesse Huntzinger. Chairman Honor Days Comm., Sponsor Chess Club: Mr. Hzrbert Miller: Mr. Claud Roney. Curriculum Study Council. Chairman Student Guidance Day: Mr. Ray Sherman. Z7