Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Customary senior cords and skirts dominate the halls on Wednesday, senior day. To students, precious traditions of Behind every action lies a motivating force. In the creation and maintenance of the public schools the force is the individualis search for truth. Desire for achievement is another fac- tor underlying education. At AHS seniors labor to complete their schooling and capture Twin honors shower upon Patty Pearson, salutatorian, and Ion Hunt, valedictorian, who also rank as Merit Scholars in national competition. this needed feeling. Scholarships, contests, and awards also tempt Workers to more dili- gent study. Exhausting as the search for eternal perfection is, without this quest all education, achievement, and progress could not continue. Co-editors Dave DeBolt and Pat McKeand's year of effort on the '59 annual rates all-American and Medalist awards for journalistic excellence.

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