Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Bright trees Crackly leaves War yellow sun Icy olue wind Downy clouds ' Re ,brown, yellow, blue. green. orange A s cure world Sus!pendecl in the brightness of summer Walling for winter. lVlen are part of nature Anc so, are part of her plan. Between the summer of childhood Ancl the winter of adulthood There is a place In I mbo Where I am now Grown-up but growing All-knowing but ICHYIWIITQ Sin ple but complex This is my place This is my INDIAN SUMMER Indian Summer m

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Left: Mascot Steve Pancol and Maiden Rise Graham relive memories of Indian spirit displayed through the past year by AHS students. Above: David Webb and Robin Marsh carry out the yearly Indian tradition of painting the annual room door, AHS ls many things, But mostly what I think of As school, That is The academic part of my life From the crisp days of autumn To the gentle days of spring I am involved in the learning process I absorb what I want And throw the rest out of my mind, This is my last chance To gird myself with academic armor, The last time I will be told ' What to learn And how to learn it V For after this It is my choice, I make my own decisions, I will no longer have the security of INDIAN SUMMER