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

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,-f 's f i-. . g , W-g We bedicate . . . A generation of students has passed through this school, mindful of your importance, grateful for your council. And now you are leaving, even as they have left. You have asked no reward but to guide the stubborn wayward young feet upon the path of Knowledge, and the young plastic minds in the light of Truth. Look to the students of yesterday, the citizens of to-day, who have learned, under your guidance, to walk confidently through the corridors of life. Herein lies the recompense of your life's work. They thank you, We thank you. Because you have given to your work a life-time of devotion and words of understanding, We humbly dedicate this, the year book of 1947 to you, Miss Viola Simpson, and to you, Miss Melinda Detwiler. L'Indien - 7

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School Zi e at indiana Hi In Mel-A learning in litany Way VVhile Indiana High is like any other school in offering the fundamental sub- jects, the regular curriculum, rich as it is for the student, is supplemented by many valuable activities. Pupils are organized by home rooms and through the Student Council to participate democratically in the government of the school. Clubs and pupil activities are encouraged that any student may participate in joint enterprises to develop leadership, cooperativeness, and personality. Pupils may learn from each other quite as well as from their teachers, and wholesome, supervised activities suited to their interests give scope to their talents and cre- ative urges. Top left shows a group of kid- dies at the Willard Home being entertained by members of the Junior Red Cross Councilg top right shows a group of boys spending one of the activity periods in the library. Lower left is a view of the First semes- ter auditorium initiation of the National Honor Societyg and right is one of the usual groups of pupils enjoying the nice weather while waiting for the afternoon program to begin. - L,Indien - 6

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The Board of Education: left to right-Mr. Dwight Ray, Mr. Ralph Peters, Mr. Andrew Stahura, Superintendent Edgar Perry, Mr. Earl Morton, Mr. Russell Guard, Mr. Harry McConn, and Dr. W. F. Weitzel, President. V-J ,wt F-+vs 1 The people on this page are all interested in the broadest possible opportunities for the chil- dren of this community. Members of the Board of Education give many hours of their time to the business of arranging for proper financial support of the schools, to maintaining and developing the school plant, to improving the curriculum, and to the establishment of policies that will provide for eiiiciency and improvement throughout the school system. Superintendent Edgar C. Perry, B. S., Pennsylvania State Collegeg M. A., University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Perry is secretary of the Pennsylvania State Association ot District Supcrintendents. L'Indien -- 8