Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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R Il Sk Ting ACT Weil Received lT was around This Time ThaT The popular Thing To do was To have hayrides. The Hie Y and The Science-iv1aTh clubs had Theirs and The SenaTe was planning one, Too. Perhaps iT could be said: In The Tall a young man's Tancy Turns To hayridesf' Beau Brummells Named Oh, yes, Mr. Shirey, Mr. Boyd, and Mr. Gale in a school wide lanyway hall widel poll were acclaimed The Beau Brummells, The besT dressed male Teachers in Ander- son High School. To celebraTe our Two day end oT OcTo- ber reprieve The pre-vacaTion Harvesr Hop was sTaged. You remember iT. Then while The 2468 careTree sTudenTs oT A. H. S. dranlc in The beauTies oT laTe OcTobef' lcider and sunshinel eighTy-six Teachers Trom A. H. S. were busily engaged in aTTending The Annual STaTe Teachers' AssociaTion meeTing in Indianapolis The 23rd and The 24Th Tor which The Choral Club also sang. FaculTy Honored Several oT our TaculTy members carried oTT oTTices This year. Mr. RoTruclc was chosen as presidenT oT The Geography SecTionQ Mr. STewarT, presidenT oT The physics and ChemisTry SecTiong and Miss Mullendore represenTing Th e w o m e ri Teachers as prexy oT The Frog-cuTTing and LeaT-collecTing SecTion. Limbering-Up Exercises Provided AT Pre-Vacafion HarvesT Hop

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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

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All aboard lor Franklin yelled lhe driver and away lhe bus rolled carrying represenlalives ol our annual and X-Ray slall accompanied by Frank Baker, A. l-l. S.'s iournalism inslruclor, bound lor lhe 2Olh anniversary convenlion ol lhe lndi- ana l-ligh School Press Associalion, con- ducled Oclober 23. 24. and 25 on lhe campus ol Franklin College. All represenlalives mainlained lhey wenl lor lhe purpose ol improving lhemf selves and, as usual, we did carry oll hon- ors in lhe wriling conlesls. Pele Davis ranked lirsl in lhe sporls wriling conlesl. Charlie Bailey look lirsl in headline wril- ing and copy ediling, Bob Woodrul'i placed second in pholography. Belly .Jean Craig lyou can'l keep lhe lemalei downl won lhird place in lhe lealure wril- ing conlesl. and a rollicking, lrollicking lime was had by all. Newspaper-Yearbook Slafls Win Honors Al Slale Journalism Convenlion