Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Page 8 text:

Foreword This year we have taken as our theme the East In- dian-an Indian who exists today as part of our world, who has his own picturesque customs. The American Indian is part of the past, a race that is now but history. In order to make our yearbook different, and yet retain the Indian theme, we have chosen as the foundation for our annual the Native of East India. And so, with a new theme, and a new future to which we look forward, we give the Class of 1934 this volume in memory of our high school days. , ! -T A 1 -'I , ,I 'ir Elf 1 ' Q '-,, A 1 I I rl wel Xi - 2i1333.55Z.,.,.N ,,., finite-qw..-wer: uddr I 3 t E A 1 , ' 'fin I 4 I N, if ' A , 'gg - e I fi 'ft .Q sV I - M- 1,3-e .,f, ., if ' all f, VV: . V I .i,, ,L .s-fni .v im L V, I 5 fi I rree 'i f f' I F if i l my selig f tiii. sly . I i t?', tts ' e '

Page 7 text:

If I DI N 19024 A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR'S EVENTS gpulvlishcd fBy TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF INDIANA I-IIGI-I SCHOOL INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA

Page 9 text:

Dedication 'Because of - His His His His intelligent guidance in our school activities- friendly companionship- democratic spirit- attempt to develop in us a modern outlook- We respectfully dedicate this, our annual, to MR. CARROLL WILLIAM RUPP