Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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IOUS S ' I I YWVA-Al, Q -22971 l ' 1 , Q -413.-af.. i i ,rl i l A i ti Y N K . ,ly ' X-Ray Subsclipl l 5' il Brealc All R d 'llue X-Ray subscrifpion goal for fluis year was 85 per cenf of flue enrollmenf, buf sfudenfs wenf over flue fop wiflu an 86 per cenf. Gnly fliree sfudenfs ouf of flue Senior class didn'f subscribeg nafural- ly flie Seniors won. Miglif if be added fliaf appreciafion wenf fo flue X-Ray sfaff for 25 issues of fine reading. Have a bunny ? Several famed rab- bifs were given fo flue assisfanfs of magi- cian guesf, Jimmy Trimble, af an early convo. Unanswered oguesfions raised flue eyebrows of flue Al-lS sfudenf body as liis leafs. lznown only fo flue spirifual world, luold flueir affenfion. Dramafisfs Open Season Also long fluis sfage producfion line was flue Gpen l-louse play l.efs Go Some- wlueref' A fliree-acf comedy, fluis produc- fion sfarfed flie Dramafic Club's season off wiflu a bang! Somefluing new luas been added ---no, if isn'f apple Honey, if's flue new luonor sfudy luall idea, Amazing resulfs were drawn from flue experimenf lueld in 207 flue firsf semesfer. Nof only was flue firsf sfudy luall supervised by Marian Ganadayi a success buf since fluen fluree more luave been added. Again flue fafal morn of flue Sfudenf lalenf Program refurned, and flue enfire scliool ioined in applause in appreciafion for flue exposure of liome fown falenf. As can be recalled, Jolinny Barber WGS fhe masfer-of-ceremonies and sfore-keeper of 'l'lie Music Sliop. Vocals were presenfed by Anna Pancol. Carglyn Darwin and Bob l-lall: Dewey Kirkland, Kenny Bramming, and Jim Wluif- alcer composed a frio. A guarfef made up of lma Jean Marfindale, Gene Fisluer. Jaclc Toombsi and Gene Simmons pre- senfed Girl of My Dre6VY1S- Magician Mysfifies Af Convocafion Bob Glazer played flue violin, Tom Bul- en, Marilyn Dollens and Adrienne Sfew- arf masfered flue piano. Joanne and Marf Norfon presenfed a slqif called l'm Tired of Waifing. D'Alice Coburn presenfed a reading: Bob Heine- man fap danced: and Elnora Badger and Gene Wampole gave a display of ball- room dancing.

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Q? 55 -- Student Council Members lMlal4e pledge ' im: A A V ,s,.'4x.a:g4,c,' . mu 'MV - vga, X Coming back Trom a glorious vacaTion, The old Tellow sTudes, oTher Than Those loaned To The Army during The summer monThs, joined 553 new rookies and en- Tered The newly decoraTed halls oT A. l-l. S. The TirsT convo oT The year TeaTured Two greaT evenTs--presenTaTion oT The new TaculTy members and STudenT Council represenTaTives Tor The presenT year.Four new insTrucTors were added To The sTaTTq Miss BeTTy LamberT, Physical EducaTion DeparTmenTg Mrs. MargareT Cleveland' l-lome Economics DeparTmenTg Mrs. Will- adean SchoTield, Social STudies DeparT- menTg and John Finney. also in The Social STudies De1oarTmenT. Ralph Boyd, aTTer being released Trom The army. again re- ioined The Teaching Torce. Each home room is represenTed in STu- denT Council. A greaT year's work has been concluded This weelc. May nexT year's eTTorTs do as much Tor The democ- racy oT A. l-l. S. as has This year's. RepeaT ATTer Me

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Sister and Brother Give Out All toes were tapping when Jaclc Daven- port, Bobby Williams, Johnny Barber and Jack Green gave out with a bit ot that sweet iive. So ended the tirst student talent program. The iuniors voted purple and white as class colors' and ordered sweaters accord- ingly. Principal Stanley Porter was elected president ot the North Central Conter- ence Athletic Association at the annual tall meeting in Indianapolis. A beautitul and impressive Armistice Day Program was held last November Students Pcrlorm Crazy Antics Illh. Miss Mary Ruth Palmer, music in- structor, sang Trees and Janice lv1cArt sang My Buddy. Kenny Bramming read Kipling's Recessional, Gene Fisher read In Flander's Field, and Louise Flanders gave the answer. Neal Petry and Richard l-lamilton played an accordian and marim- ba duet. G. I. Photos On Display On the south landing ot the main build- ing, stood a servicemen's display consist- ing ot names and pictures ot Anderson l-ligh School students and graduates who are now in the armed service. There were seventeen gold star names listed there and hundreds ot others. Betore King Basketball assumed the throne, tour new yell leaders were elect- ed---all boys, too. Jaclc Toombs- Bill Soud- ers, Bill Fdgeman and Bob Graham made up the quartet. Along with the Indian, Elmer lvlalaguerra, they did a marvelous iob cheering us to the State. Lay That Pistol Dow B be Qldzer SqUQ5,k5 1.1. 1 , W1 - 25' XWQ