Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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betudent Gocmaii This year marlxs lhe elevenlh anniversary of Jrhe Sludenl Council, lhe governing body ol Anderson High School. For eleven years Jrhis organizalion, made up enlirely of sluelenls represenlalive of lhe sludenl booly. has helped malce lhe rules of Jrhe school wilh lhe cooperalion ol +he facully and school adminislralion. Formerly, lhe Srudenl Council was composed of lwo separale boelies. namely Sludenl Assembly and Execulive Council. l-lowever, This year, due lo a change in Jrhe censlilulion of The organiza- lion. a new syslem was employed. Represenla- lives of every homeroom, wilh lhe exceplion of IB homerooms, formed 'rhe Sludenl Assembly as in previous years. From lhis group sludenls were elecled +o serve on an execulive commiH'ee. a smaller group which works our The clelails of The erganizaJrion's proiecls. Fronf row, L. fo R: Le'Ann Dixon, Reading Clerk: Virginia Lee, Presidenf: Ann Roberls, Secrelary: Bob Garrigus, Treasurer. Baclc row: Bob Miller, Vice-Pres.: Mr. lr-lunlzinger, Sponsor: Clalla Fleenor, Librarian: Mrs. Buchanan, Sponsor. 26

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iawlhf 72Za,gA., flcwi JusT as The sTudenTs have organizaTions ThaT geT TogeTher and plan meeTings and parTies Tor The enioymenT and enTerTalnmenT OT all The members. so do The TaculTy men and women have Their clubs. P Four regular meeTings were held by The Women's FaculTy club lasT year. A Typical parTy was The George WashingTon's birTh- day dinner held aT The Pine Manor. A Tinsel Tree wiTh gumdrop cherries provided a color- Tul cenTerpiece Tor The Table. ATTer The plaTes were cleared away, The Teachers, iusT like any oTher ladies, enioyed' a period oT boTh useful and useless conversaTion. Mrs. Mary KiTTerman was presi- denT oT The organizaTion and Miss Alice Higman assisTed her as The secreTary-Treasurer. A sTealc Try and a picnic were Two of The Tive meeTings held by The Men's FaculTy club. The sTealc fu Try was held aT Howard Sharpe's cabin in Miller Hills: and The picnic dinner, compleTe wiTh hoT dogs and waTermelons. was aT Ray Sher- man's apple house. The ChrisTmas parTy. however, was a high- lighT of The year wiTh an inexpensive giTT ex- change. The giTTs. oT course, were mosTly un- usual and unnecessary. As presidenT, Claud Roney headed The oTTi- cers. l-le was assisTed by The vice-presidenT, 23 Ray Fleenor. and The secreTary-Treasurer, Donald Bowen. For The pasT several years iT has been The cusTom To advance The vice-presidenT To The presidency The Tollowing year. and aT The lasT meeTing in The year. The new oTTicers TeTe The old a'T'a' May picnic.

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