Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Oblivious of the mounting tension and din Norman Dtlph prtpirts to sink tht two winning free throws in the final game of the Regional Igiinst Crispus Attucks f?557-- af heaemeal The 50th anniversary of the yearbook was a year of great achievement for the high school. lndividual- ly, by organizations and en masse students and teach- ers brought recognition to the school. A national organization president, state oflicers, recognized orators, an all-American yearbook, state championship band, a victorious basketball team, and outstanding educational awards brought honors to the school. Teachers also added to the recognition through service in state and national educational associations, and the school held unrestricted membership in the North Central Association of accredited schools, AHS has always strived to belong to the best of everything. The AHS Marching Band sweeps by h Stitt lair Grandstand carrying with it the state marching honors 6