Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Witliin two years a huge gym vanished, and a 31.9 million replacement was born. This new building will house an enormous pool, an 8,500- seat basketball arena, physical education areas, vocational shops, a cafeteria, and a stage. Upon its completion in 1961 it may boast of being the largest structure of its kind in Indiana. b i 1 - .... 1 1 s sra. n . .ssia .aw+.zfa .d'i ui,- 1 - fm' 7 1 , i 7 J 1 .:f'f',ll:ig'i:.- rr ' if ' - P 'f-- -- - ... ,, -w ud , A ff- ' 2 .,i.' 1 522451 ElW??t?j51lll?li?i'iirz153??5f'5fli5?fi!f5Q. . --f' -..,, . i.' 7 f,fr.are21if-refneififftmfff ggi: 3' wif' ':gs.5'lr3. 5 7 U Mtv .'.. Z' , - 'i'f4s91?,.euwJmf A ?Q5g5w.,e-rf wif: f' ,.- ,,.', . -fffsf-'sas- 'f.... ,. - 'V .. , . Y df is wfiaismg... H rsma .,,. f L. , . .1 A alma' Lv..,.,,gf,l,v .,-1. , - ff 7 . was V-mf ,..W,r fa--mar-.xisimaufml-5Ff '5? c.,' !' i ms, '-,. ---- ,, ns. '... fis'1'Ss?r 'lb.s:::'. ' it , .....,-, ' , , f' ,,,.mgf.gg-, uf t 1 .- . -'fi' ' imfffi-f Lki' live .-,. ' ,, -.M- ' Lf- I T ., ' Elms 321' 'il-225.1 't'- ' flifiiiiaf il g slk i ::f3 f 'hs ,fieil1:.x.,.'l '?i?iswl!!iiii2g. l a 5.53, mgjgggag ykpy u g, -1332.-lp' .5 1,555,252 4.55 3257 N, it ' .M .. ww .,.. , -4 ' . 9 . -: - -... . - :.,fw..w . sw :sw W ' uf v.::J-'51,-ik...-gg.. gl- u p-1 f-a egis!-I mf- , 'g g,.,,fi,rrm mf -. H. 1 I '7-', -W ..., . - . .'-- . H I -. -. r.'.-at-,ffl-fs . iwwirkii-if-'.. -rz.-.1 sw 2v7?rll ' w .f f s ,Ef?.-v.,, vawgg. M SM Q Q ,,,., f H ., ,V - ' 1 ' . L p- !,.-.1 ' Qggfi.-.-5f:',.gt:.Eiri . as 1 .aare ' 1 1 ' . .n-a' Q 1 it 1 . ' it ' rras g . -fe vs - - 14' . - - Q. . - L' . ' H 5 A. .xr 4--,' fa V ., .. , , X ,,,. . 1f:73:yg'1:.. - : : : :: : ,i P - f ' - - fiw3flt5!e.- :Su-M . .. ' V , The architect's conception of the new AHS gymnasium. Progress both obliterates, creates Concrete and steel Cleftl forecast the approaching of a of bricks remains. In the place of the bricks, which were tremendous gymnasium. Step by step the Hre-ruined gym sold or carried away as souvenirs, appeared a much- Cabovej crumbles under the power ul wrecking force of needed parking lot. a bulldozer and attached cable until only a battered pile 7