Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Long Awaited Senior Week Meant WhaT do AI'ISers look Torward To Trom The Time They enTer school? Why Senior Week oT course! For Seniors This means a week oT Tun. Picnics, TheaTer parTies, dances. and aTh- IeTic conTesTs were arranged To give grads a real send' oTT. DRIVE - IN THEATRE PARTY Shown in The TirsT picTure is The commiTTee Tor The drive-in TheaTer parTy. They are Jen- nie Tudor, Susie Gudgel. Barbara Roush. Sue Breece, Don Gulmire, Kenny Rhea, Dick Jones, and Paul Worley. GIFT COMMITTEE The second picTure shows The giTT commiT- 'Tee aT work planning The giTTs To be presen- Ted The school by The class oT '5I. They are. seaTed. Sue PriesT and IVIarTha Craig: sTand- ing, Paula France, Nancy STansberry, Sue I-Iarmon. and RiTa Sue Byrum. UPPERCLASS ATHLETICS Jerry Phillips, Tom Delph, Tom Williams. Sue Evans, Ed' Campbell, and Rose Ellis seem '5 To be hard aT work planning The Junior-Senior AThIeTic conTesTs. SENIOR TALENT CONVO The Senior TaIenT convo, one oT The mosT enTerTaining oT The year, was planned by The group in The IasT picTure. They are, seaTed Dick Thompson. Barbara Lusher, Susie John- son, Janie CoTTin: sTanding, Bob Thompson and Don I'IiII.

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Soft Music, Crowd Set Stage For Queen Carolyn The music played sottly as the crowd began to gather at the Eagles Ballroom. Yes. this was the biggest and most important dance ot the year,l the iunior prom, and the brisk evening air ot June I would have put anyone in the mood tor dancing. Crowning ot the prom queen, Carolyn Sltiewart, was the main event ot the evening which was the beginning ot a gala week ot senior activities. Attending Carolyn were Mary Roberts and Donna l lolid'ay. These iu- nior beauties were elected by the boys ot their class and received their crowns trom last year's queen and attendants. Although the girls ranked at the top among their class members, the election was very close. Atter a wondertul evening ot dancing the crowd departed. Another Al-lS prom was a success. The months ot preparations by the ll com- mittees ot iuniors had made lt so. Mary Roberts 21 Donna l'lo

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Gala Social Sendoff For Grads l l l I l l l l Q TEA AND LUNCHEON GROUP Rulh lvlcElderry, Susie Johnson, and Car- olyn Seyberl, sealed, arranged The annual A.A.U.W. lea lhis year. The Senior - Facully Luncheon was a suc- cess having been planned by, slanding, Bev- erly Porges, Eddie Myers, Diclc Canlerbury, Sabra Ann Zierer, Pal Jones, John Durrer, and Donna Miller. SENIOR-FACULTY DANCE The Breakfasl Dance was discarded so as lo malce Jrhe Senior Facully Dance bigger and beller lhan ever. l-lal Mcln+yre's orcheslra furnished The mus- ical porlion ol The program. The dance commillee includes, row l, Elaine Schock and Doris McFadden: row 2, Judy Eglen, Maureen Carroll, Berniece Wallc- er, Bobby Jo l-landley, and Shirley Leller: row 3, Jerry Rose, Larry l-lines, June Greene, and Bob Thompson. 3' SENIOR PICNIC Picnics are always lun bul lhe Senior pic- nic was especially enioyable. ll came off smoolhly aller being arranged by Janie l-lar- din, Barbara Jackson, Bill lvlclain, Keilh Wal- lon and Don Currenl. As before, I+ was held a'l Forresl' Parlc in Noblesville.