Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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1 I Featured flutist in the famous so I-..............-M .n.,.,..M v.., BAND-Front Row-janet Zeisler, Gail Cantrell, Suzanne F ullmer, Linda Wallace, Spencer Babcock, Carolyn Crane, Patty VVelton, Loren Rhodes, Tommy Mayfield, Marilyn Fleming, Floren Thompson III. lSecond Howl Douglas Fuqua, Ieanie Leavelle, Jane Scott Don Henry, Duane I, Bowen, Ginny Walkup, Steve Youn , Dave Schmuck, William L. Burton, Derry Sanders, David Allen, Elise Smitlgi, Judy Fitz, Larry Commander, Iris Northzun, Eddie White. fThird Rowl Bob Cunningham, jerry Sadberry, Van Ragsdale, Bill Dyer, Charles Love, Charlotte Greathouse, Carl D. Hammons, Jim Bamard, joe Henderson, Johnny F. Aragon, Variety Show is Randy Covington. -wr, ., -1

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Band arouses pride, spirit A proud feeling was experienced by all who were as- sociated with Anderson High School when the March- ing Indians spiritedly paraded onto the football field or when the curtain rose at a basketball game to an exploding Yea Rah Indians! followed by the Red, VVhite and Blue pre-game ceremony. But the Anderson High Band was more than a school organization. The community benefited from its per- formances over a hundred times during the year. Start- ing with the United Fund Kick-off, programs included holiday parades, fund-raising events for community service clubs and concerts for the enjoyment of the public. Honoring the city at the State Fair, Anderson placed high in competition, rating itself among the best bands in the state. For the second consecutive year, the band brought the XVorld-Famous Dancing VVaters to the gym for the spring Variety Show. Two other groups, the Lighting Crew and the Indian- ettes, worked with the band, giving the performances a professional style. The Lighting Crew provided effects at the basketball games and other school events. The Indianettes marched and twirled their Way into the hearts of their viewers at pre-game and half-time shows. The band and Indianettes portray a colorful pre-game tradition. An intricate part of band activities, the AHS Lighting Crew sets the mood for school and community projects. Displaying its abilities is the Concert Band.

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Pi 4 .. , , A A v .L 1 7 Sain L. Pemberton Jr., Barbara Davis, Lonnie Blaylock, Dennis Schneider, Robert Crane, Terrell Xvherry, john Stewart, Orval Bruce Simmons, Dennis Heeter, Raymond jenkins, Marilyn Strickland, Rose Martinez, Karen Piatt, Ianet Franz: lBack Rowj Robert Hanson, Barbara Neel, Richard Binkle , Jim Young, Don WVickard, Noel Brewer, Bill Schlabach, Ronnie McVVilliams, Rollxert Murphey, Fred Drewett, Jost- lm Sciacca, Robert Stevens, Jimmie jones, Louis Burkel, Don Chandler, Ierry Phlllips, Kay Morgan, Ralph King. - fi Ji DQTE - ll I--ll EK