Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Pepooses And Students The cheering block known as The pepooses served as a megaphone To The shouTs oT The resT' oT The sTudenT body. When The Team was behind and a game looked hopeless. The cheering block was sTill There Trying Their besT To win The game Tor The boys. The block. how- Whoop It Up ever. was on iTs lasT' legs. The sTudenT body voTed To abandon iT aTTer The baskeTball sea- son This year. PicTured above is The sT'udenT secTion in which The eIemen+ oT exciTemenT was aT iTs peak during The New Albany game. I8

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Morgan Taps Tor The Indians Tribe Upholds Anderson Tradition Of Basketball AT approximaTeIy 8:I5 every nighT oT an Indian home game all loyal eyes Tocus on The cenTer circle and The liTTle man in The whiTe shirT wiTh black - - no. black shirT wiTh whiTe sTrips - - as he Throws The game-opening Tip in- To The air. AT This Time The Hoosier madness breaks loose wiTh all iTs Torce. The game pic- Tured above Turned ouT To be one oT The mosT Thrill packed conTesT oT The '52-'53 season. This was The nighT when The Indians meT Their Torrid N.C.C. Toes Trom Kokomo and were downed 68-66 in an overTime Thriller. BUT This was iusT one oT The many Thrill- packed games which The wriTers, broadcasT- I7 ers. and scorekeepers who keep Tab oT The game and corresponding color were on hand To wiTness. They are The men who wiTh The aid oT The reTerees keep The game moving and under conTroI. BuTone Time They were unable To cope wiTh The Torces oT naTure as The IighTs wenT ouT causing posTponemenT oT The much- publicised Richmond - Anderson Tracas. BuT This quirk oT The elemenTs only proved' TurTher The TighTing spiriT oT Coach PoTTer's Anderson Indians. They reTurned To The Wigwam The Tollowing evening and Turned The Tables on The Red Devils as They gained a hard ToughT vicTory over The highly TalenTed RichmonoIiTes.

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arf A glimpse of fhe dance floor during fhe B B I EBU- l'Umh18 Night Life Left Us Broke But Happy The flowers and clolhes Jrhai had io be purchased for lhese occasions made big denls in Jrhe pockei boolcs buf Jrhe evening wilrh Jrhe regisiraiion line, lhe crowded dance floor, and Jrhe snappy iilierbugs leii' no regrelrs concerning expenses. Clirnaxing rnosl dances was Jrhe crowning of a girl as queen. A+ one dance, however, Jrhe order was revers- ed and Jim Aull was named Beau Brum- nnel of AHS. Beau-Brummel, Jim Aulf, dancin wi+h Maril n Mill 9 Y affer being given his lop hal' and cane A, bg r +h bl yuh Egl ann Her u as seen rom e acon o e B E5 B 00m