Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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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

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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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Senior Week Committees The Anderson CounTry Club was The siTe oT The senior-TaculTy dance This year where The couples danced To The mellow noTes oT Clyde Traslc's band. The members oT The com- miTTee were: SeaTed-Phil Hayes, Dave Hi- day, Gayle Kern, Jim AulT and Jane Dixon lco-chairmeni, RuTh Jones, MerediTh Marsh, Dale BengTson, Karen lv1cCarTy. STanding- RoberTa CriTser, JaneT Blume. Claire Nunn Turnished enT'erTainmenT Tor The donuT dunlcing seniors aT The modiTied version oT The senior brealcTasT held This year aT The Grandview CounTry Club. Those who planned The evenT were Jerry CurrenT, Mari- lyn STowf Maurice l-loward, Lou lris Parmer, John iv1cNaTT, JaneT Cox lchairmanl, Jack ScoTT, SoTeria Pancol, John Yarling, PaT WeaTherly. The ParamounT and ST'aTe Thea+ers were chosen as The siTe Tor The upTown TheaTer par- Ty. STudenTs enT'ered The TheaTers beTween seven and eighT o'cloclc and seTTled down Tor an evening oT enioymenT. Those who made arrangemenTs Tor The enTerT'ainmenT were Jean Anne KeTner, Jim Bannon lchairmanl. STanding-Jeanine l-lenning, Jim Brown, Elaine GuyoT, Dave Poore, Dick Miller. A new aTTracTion To senior weelc was The all-senior circus parTy. Everyone was required To wear The cosTume oT someone connecTed' wiTh The circus. IT was also unusual in ThaT The girls were given a chance To aslc boys. The commiTTee consisTed oT: Row I-JaneT Hav- en, PaT Samuels, Phyllis Falender, Lou Ann l'larT, KaThy STeele lchairmanl, Max Moore, Dick Reehm. Row ll-Mabel Kline' Carol YaT'- Taw, Clarke SmiTh, Joan Diggs, Dave Brown. Tom TempleTon. ParT of The senior class Tund every year is used To give a presenT To The school in mem- orandum oT The class. Those on This commiT- Tee are picTured as Tollows: SeaTed-Judy Winkler, Darlene STeves, Judi WesT, Babs Huber. STanding-Dick l-larTzell, Ross Col- lins, Carol ivleiser, Jerry Fox lchairmanl.