Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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SeparaTe Convos Arranged For Boys And Girls. Local Firemen Sfage Demonshafvon. WhiTe Hussars PresenT Concert To do away wiTh some oT The conTusion Miss ArbogasT and Mr. RoTruck organ- ized sTudenT-TaculTy dean commiTTees. The girls Then sponsored a convocaTion SepTember 30 wiTh Mrs. EdiTh Keene, Dean oT Girls oT BloomingTon l-ligh School, as The guesT speaker who Talked on The subiecT, You Tell On YourselT. The boys, noT To be ouTdone, held a convo aT The same Time To hear Louis Dirks, DePauw UniversiTy's Dean oT Men, speak on l.iTe ls An EguaTion. Fire PrevenTion STressec.l SepTember had rolled on. Now OcTo- ber breezed in wiTh annual salesmen sTill f pickeTing home rooms. On The 5Th, Fire PrevenTion Week began. T-l. C. Williams, a naTionally known Tire-TighTer and assisT- anT Tire chieT oT CincinnaTi, Told us oT some oT his exciTing experiences. Then The Anderson Fire DeparTmenT rushed in To give us a demonsTraTion oT Tire-TighT4 ing TacTics. All ThaT week and Tor many weeks To come The Senior Garb commiTTee wrang- led over whaT To have. The Juniors were iusT as undecided over Their sweaTers Oh, well--we Tinally goT boTh oT Them. Guidance MeeTings Begun The TirsT oT a series oT monThly voca Tional guidance programs was conduc- Ted. FuTure would-be iournalisTs, Flor- ence NighTengales, and TooTh-yankers poured inTo The audiTorium, 306, and The library To hear Williams Back STage Toner, SisTer Marian Daloris, and Dr. Gm Crouse. The same day, Too, we had The WhiTe l-lussars. Were The sTudenTs ever Thrilled To geT ouT oT sevenTh period classes! WaTch The boidie sTudenTs and Tea- chers alike were Told when The phoTog- rapher came To school To Take class picTures Tor The Annual. While innocenT sTuden+s obedienTly waTched The birdie. everyone oT Them was shoT aT The behesi' oT The annual sTaTT lno relaTion To l-liTlerl. Firing Squad Sei' Up This Telon seT up his Tiring squad on The norTh landing oT The main sTairs. l'le also had available an assorTmenT oT TwenTy neckTies eiTher To fdecoraTe The Tellows who TorgoT To wear a Tie or To eliminaTe Those people who were allergic To being shoT. Gosh, whaT did l ever do To Them Tor Them To give me row D, was heard all day Monday The 2OTh Trom The seniors who rushed To obTain baskeTball TickeTs. The poor iuniors, sophomores, and Tresh- men had To be saTisTied wiTh leTT-overs. They Took iT very bravely Though by ouT-yelling The seniors aT all The games.

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Remember The TirsT Tloor oT The new an- nex Those TirsT Two weeks oT school? Talk abouT a mob-scenel Signs oT No shovin . This ain'T no silk hose corner and This way To a bargain counTer lined The dine gy walls oT The Book Exchange--more ap-e propriaTely labelled The FourTeenTh STreeT Branch oT Deckers, lnc. 1 STudes Give Ouf AT Boogily Pigskin Jive While The book exchange operaTed aT Teverish clip and The X-Ray campaign was aT iTs heighT, The STudenT Council blos- somed TorTh by sponsoring The Boogily, Woogily Pigskin Jive aTTer The TasT and Turious Muncie-Anderson TooTball game. Tvlfere you There? FirsT Convo Held On Wednesday, The 24Th oT SepTem- ber, everyone was happy as classes were l i i 4 Firsf Convo FeaTures STudenT Council lnsfall T cuT shorT, and we had our TirsT convoca- Tion oT The school year. Charles Bailey, presidenT oT The STudenT Assembly and Jim Wilson, presidenT oT The ExecuTive Council, boTh gave shorT Talks. Wilma Todd, one oT Those Three lucky delegaTes To The NaTional STudenT Council Conven Tion in BosTon lasT summer, reporTed on IT. lvlr. PorTer delivered an address ciTing The duTies and responsibiliTies oT The school owed by each member oT The A3- sembly and Council Tollowing The Tormai pledge oT service, Why look who's here! lT's Gordon Han- naTord, presidenT of lasT year's ExecuTivo Council, paying us a lasT visiT beTore leaving Tor college. Several Tamiliar Taces oT ex-grads were seen around The halls Those TirsT Tew weeks. Grad Hannaford Refurns To Chai' WiTh Friends

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No one gol lhe gong al lhe sludenl lalenl program lhal Wednesday -- we couldn'l lind a gong. Some new lalenl lruly was discovered. Anyway somelhing new was discovered. ll was really loo bad lhal lhere were no lalenl scouls lurking in lhe gym lhal morning. Dancers Trip Dancers Belly Lou and Jayne Blueh-er and Mary Lou McDaniels lripped lhe lighl lanleslic. Lora Mav Gahinner, l-lar' riel Nowlin, and Pally Phillips, nol lo be ouldone, lranlically liclcled lhe ivory keys ol lhe piano. Compeling wilh lhe nighl- ingales lor singing honors were Anila l.ynch, Janice Mcflxrl, Don Richardson. and Marianna l-lowe, who accompanied hersell on an aulo harp. Everyone awalcened lo hear a novef duel by Neal Pelry on lhe accordian and Richard l-lamillon on lhe marimba. No, you aren'l dreaming, and we haven gone back lo lhe days ol old. ll wa fs'. naerely Charles I-lill, Ted Vinson, and Waller Black giving a lencing demonslra- lion. Myron McNeil in his overalls and wilh his gillar was presenled. Loren Fiddle gave a reading: Jacques line Dexler and Mary Margarel Sears, a clarinel and lrombone duel: and Grelna Ann Thomas and Deane Bronnenburg, a skaling acl. Herbig Crashes On Drums All al once we heard a loud crash. ll was Bill l-lerloig on lhe drums. Then Bill Farmer and Jack Smilh wilh saxophones. Jim Romine wilh his lrumpel. George Roul al lhe piano, and Keilh Sylvesler wilh a saxophone ioined him. ll was Keilh's orcheslra playing lor lhose alo- senl lalenl scouls. Program Of Sludenl Talenl ls Convo Highlighl