Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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The dare to loe different Set apart from other young people, Students at Anderson High School Spoke their own language, Went to their own places, Cherished their own ideals. Although both spoke critically of an Established society, The criticisms of AHS'ers reflected Intelligent thinking and Mature iudgement. Youth rejected conformity That infringed upon their individuality, Yet, instead of withdrawing from reality, Many offered responsible suggestions. Responding to a challenge, Anderson High School had accepted THE DARE TO BE DlFFERENT. Anderson High School occupies o most important corner on education within the community. Each person is given the opportunity to excell ot Anderson High School, he has only to take the step. 3

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Reflecting a g roove They dared to adopt The corny extremes, The onbelieyeably strange fads, The ideas branded hippy And transform them into Genuine attitudes reflecting Their groove, ln a society whose social concepts Were constantly changing, Theirs was the task of discovering fvledians. Display cases served the purpose of mirrors. Some contemporary styles reflect the romanticism of a former era. 'Wm Sideburns are a prominent feature of boys' holrcuts. 5