Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Learning To live As the student Developed his Own vibrant personality, He asked the meaning of Maturity. Learning to live With people Demanded an understanding That encompassed The very borders Of man's personal relationships. Alias Mister Doolittle prepares tor My Fair Lady. The rush to avoid the crowds when the bell rings is a tolerated custom at AHS. 6 4 Preparing for the Fall Wind-Up Dance, the Midnight Hour, Council members try their hand at painting. 'ies kg QFAL K'