Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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MTTaer Of Opinion Harmony Talent Show popular A solo was presenTed by Laura Powless accompanied by her broTher, Earl. John Brock played a piano solo and when The combinaTion oT The drum, clarineT and piano began. TeeT were really a Tapping. Tom Bulen also played several numbers on The solovox. Champs! Champs! Champs! They did iTl Glory descended on An- derson l-ligh Schoolwhen Tor The Third Time she was crowned King oT Indiana BaslceTball. CongraTulaTions go To Coach Cummings and To each player Tor bring- ing This honor To The school. A huge con- gregaTion oi shining-eyed people,sTudenTs and adulTs, gaThered aT The gym on SaTur- day nighT To welcome back The boys and The coaches. Speeches were made by The coach and Team members, who held TighTly To Their championship Trophies. Then The Team piled on Top a Tire Truclc wiTh hundreds oT cheering sTudenTs Tol- lowing To proceed To AThleTic Parlc Tor The bonTire. Even The drenching rain didn'T dampen The spiriTs. ATTer a Three-day celebraTion --wiTh Tree shows, dances, a WuxTra X-Ray , The Team being honored by var- ious organizaTions and a ciTy-wide ban- queT on March 26, The season was broughT To a close by Coach Cummings' awarding The leTTers and monograms To Team members. Johnny Wilson and Jim Vanderbur were elecTed honorary co- capTains oT The Team. Ti-is T fi Eno .lf r -S Xi ii Wi Oh-heh Frankie Whaila Finis! OraTors? 7 7

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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.

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