Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Holidays Scene ol -I-raditional Decorations, Carols Senior Week commiTTees were appoinT- ed and The annual Hi-Y dance was held in The audiTorium aTTer The IvIuncie-Ander- son game. SevenTeen 4A's compIeTed Their high school work and meT wiTh Mn PorTer To Take care oT The Tinishing oT all deTaiIs concerning mid-Term graduaTion. 52 On Special MenTion During The Tall semesTer TiTTy-Two sTu- denTs obTained The honor oT being on The Special IvIenTion Honor Roll. OT This num- ber sevenTeen were boys and ThirTy-Tive were girls. In order To achieve This honor. Perseverance sTudenTs musT be enrolled in aT leasT Three Tull crediT subiecTs and make A averages in Them plus any haIT crediT subiecTs which They carry. AT The beginning oT The new semesTer one hundred sevenTy-one Treshman enTer- ed The porTaIs oT AHS. Lowell Lee and Charles Denny, boTh Tormer AHS TacuITy members, were dis- charged Trom The Army and again resum- ed Their duTies aT AHS. Mr. Lee Teaches in The Physical Sciences DeparTmenT and Mr. Denny in The Social STudies. As has been The cusTom Tor several years The high school band presenTed iTs annual concerT using music by VicTor Her- berT as The main Theme oT The program. As has been said beTore, Uncle Sam had no Teelings and iT was proved when he Took Norman PeTers, Indian mascoT, Toward The close oT The season's games His moccasins were ably Tilled, however. by Gus Pancol, who wenT wiTh The Indians clear To The STaTe. Honor came To Hope BixensTine, a sen- ior girl and acTive member oT Choral Club and Madrigal Club, when she was chosen as one oT The nine youThs Trom all over The sTaTe To audiTion aT Indianapolis. Hope appeared beTore conducTor Fabien SeviTzky oT The Indianapolis Symphony OrchesTra and ranked in Third place. Speech Winner Named Winner oT The local and counTy Amor- ican Legion speech conTesT was Marvin Clanin, Junior boy. His subiecT was The HisTory oT The ConsTiTuTion. TwenTy-one sTudenTs apolied Tor schol- arshios To sTaTe colleges. ln a poll Taken among The seniors concerning college oreTerences iT was Tound ThaT Indiana lIniversiTy ranked TirsT wiTh Purdue and Fall STaTe ranking nexT in line.

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American Youth Foundation Staii Visits fAxl lS Horace and Kodaya were in Al-IS Tor Three days and Those sTudenTs who had Tilled ouT a Personal DevelopmenT Ques- Tionnaire had The opporTuniTy oT personal inTerview and counciling wiTh Them. AnoTher convocaTion which will long be remembered by high school sTudenTs was one which TeaTured Miss Bernice CliTTon. blind lecTurer wiTh her seeing eye dog. Karla. Miss CliTTon has been blind by ill- ness Tor seven years. She masTered braille in her TirsT year and acquired Karla, her seeing eye German shepherd dog. She now Travels exTensively Tor The Seeing Eye OrganizaTion and gives book reviews. Recorded chimes and organ selecTions were played as an inTroducTion To The ChrisTmas convocaTion which was in charge oT Miss Lois Ann Wells. The pro- gram was divided inTo Three parTs-- ChrisTmas ls Fun, ChrisTmas ls Music, and ChrisTmas ls ChrisT. Included in The pro- gram was a brass quarTeT composed oT Don l-lughel, Marvin l-lull, Ted King, and Louis FonTaine. Adding much To The were The decoraTions prepared by The arT deparTmenT. Choral Club Carols As in previous years Choral Club car- oled Through The halls and added much To The spirT oT ChrisTmas. Ramona Ward, worThy Senior girl, won The highly-coveTed DAR award, which is based on ciTizenship, personaliTy. scholas- Tic abiliTy and paTrioTism. Coming baclc Trom a much-needed va- caTion iT was Tound ThaT plans Tor The Tall semesTer were rapidly drawing To a close, and ThaT The spring semesTer was underway. LeT Us Th

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Second Semester Qpens George Campbell, song direcTor for Kiwanis lnTernaTional, was feaTured on a convocafion program. Formerly a capTain in The Army, Mr. Campbell direcfed sing- ing in army camps. l-le lead The sTudenT body in group singing. Bible Class Gives Program ln observance of The World Day of Prayer, The Bible ll class under The direc- Tion of Frank Baker presenfed a program over The public address sysfem. They dramafizeol The life of a famous Track sTar, GilberT Dodds, in whose life religion play- ed a mosf imporTanT parT. Choral Club TryouTs for The spring semesfer were held in The music annex wiTh These lucky sTudenTs making The grade: BeTTy Meade, l-lannah Pefry, Jac- queline Dillon, Donna Griffifh, Mariorie RoberTson, Marilyn Van Zanf, Peggy Poor. DoroThy England, Anna Pancol, Georgi- anna Richardson, KaTie Boerner, BeTTy Poor, Marilyn Caplinger, Pafricia Gardner, MarTha Sfrickler, Rosemary Quick, Nola King, BeTTy l.iTTle, AlberTa PorTer, Bob Boyer, Paul Lane, Norman Marfindale, Roberf Nash, Bill Allis, and Ray Carr. Plans were made for The Sevenfh Annu- al Guidance Day which was held in April for The purpose of aiding seniors who plan To aTTend college. This proiecf wias sTarT- ed in I939 by Principal PorTer and has been of valuable help To seniors. Twenfy- Three colleges and universiTies were rep- resenfed. Individual conferences were held along wiTh group meeTings and all sTudenTs had The privilege of conferring wiTh Two or more represenTaTives.r Parf I of The program was an assembly of all sTudenTs wiTh four represenfafives giving shorT Talks. ParTs ll and lll consisTed of personal conference. A luncheon was held for all represenTaTives aT The close of The sessions. Sfudenf TalenT Shown Laughs!! Laughs!! and more laughs- whaT is enioyed more by Al-lS sTudenTs Than The annual sTudenT TalenT program held each year. lT really seems as if Al-lS Rhyfhm Masfers Chrisfmas Convo has Broadway TalenT in iTs midsf. NovelTy acTs were puT on by Warren Rhodes, Tom Moreland, MorT l-lunfer, Jack Elldridge and Mickey Condon: and when Sonny Rhodes gave ouT wiTh, l'm from The SouTh-The deep Soufh, ThaT is -every- one Thoughr ThaT The Senafor was really infhe gym. Shirley Eckenberg, DoroThy l-lalleTT, and Glen RouT played The piano, marimba and accordian, respecfively.