Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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XCHANGI G EW ,PRGMOTIN All eclilors in iheir own righf were members of fhe hard-working annual siaff-Row I: Jim Hancock, business manager: Marge George, rypislq Fred Spencer, iunior business n-ianagerg Janel' Busby, underclass seciion: Susie Kirlrman, iacully secliori: John Milchell, ediror-in' chief: Thea Phelps, opening secrion' Teddy Pancol, aclivilies secrionp Lorna Craigie, acriviries seclion, and Par Gouldsbery, senior sec- rion and arf ediror, Row ll: Bill Smirh, sporrs secliony Mr .Herman Hallelf, business adviser: Mr.FrankWoschifz, edirorial advicer, and Ron Parlain, phofographer. The rough-ancl-'rumble annual slaff baskeilaall feam sfumbled +0 a 33 +o 25 viciory over rhe X-Ray feam in fhe firsr publicafions baslceflaall game. The 'ream-Row l: Hands- off Jim Hancock, Boy Seoul Bill Smilh, Frail Fred Spenser, Jumbo John lvlilchelll and Rockin Ron Parlain. Row ll: Cheerleaders, Thea Prelps, Pal Goulclsbery, Lorna Craigie, Teddy Pancol, also official Hmerq Janef Busby, and Marge George, bofh official scorers. Mr. Frank Wos-. cl-ii'rz, coach of rhe annual leam, refereed fhe game. 22 . ,

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AN INDIANA T WN ITED... ln whal beller way does lhe communily show lhe unily il has wilh The school lhan by expressing The closeness wilh help and friendship. Home bound sludenls now have classes broughl lo Their bedside by a communily- sponsored Telephone syslem. Townslollc conlribuled 57,000 lo send The high school band lo Washinglon D. C., where They represenled Jrhe cily in The nalional Cherry Blossom Fesliyal parade. Service clubs and olher organizalions sponsored conlesls and scholarships which promoled desirable Trails. Lessons in cili- zenship are gained Through cily-donaled voling machines and parlicipalion in moclc Jubilani' John Mi-lcl'cll, Tom Byrum and Bob Loose accepf 'The 'firsf assemblles' prize from Tom Gepharf, of 'rhe Rofary club, for fhe winning 'floai' in fhe Homecoming Parade. The floai' represenfed The senior class. lxloneff Came from lar and wide +0 send The AHS band 'lo Washingfon D. C. fo play in 1-he annual Cherry Blossom Feslival. The besf parf of +he funds, however, were solici+ed from good nafured, school-minded shoppers on 'lhe Band Tag Day. u

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EACH TI The iournalisnn deparTrnenT oT high school and The publicaTions oT The communiTy worlc wand in hand exchanging news and promoTing each oTher. The X-Ray, whose slogan is Seeing Through Liie AT AHS proved This year ThaT iT' lived up To iTs moTTo as well as covering liTe in The communiTy. The X-Ray inTorrned The school oT coming evenTs, laTesT school news and arTicles concerning conTesTs, pro- crams and oTher occasions sponsored by The ciTy or cornmuniTy. y SeTTing an all-Time record oT 2,350 sales was one oTs The accornplishrnenTs oT The T955 lndian sTa,TT.iTheywere among The rnosT corn- r1uniTy-rnindocl sTudenTs in The school since They were consTanTly searching Tor poinTs aT which The school and communiTy Touched, in connecTion wiih The Theme oT This year's looolz. ii 4 Fall SemesTer X-Ray EdiTors Hcp picTurel-Row l: SeaTed, Ros- alee Nealis, eclilor-in-chieTg Qall ST!u1Li5,- Karen Shafrer and Jon Ballard. Row Il: BeTTy Imel, irlancy Copeland, David Goacher, Mr. Lee Pufsiey. adviser: Rosada Shaw and Bill Waldo. Fall Sem- esTer X-Ray ReporTers flower picTurel--Row l: SeaTed, Jo Ann Bronnenberg, Marilyn T-looper, Jackie Rozelle, Fred Spencer, Le- andra ScoTT and Sharolyn Rossen. Row II: Nancy ScoTT, Alice Day, Jim Gwynn, Larry Johnson, Joe Crouse and lV1argareT Al- exander. Spring SemesTer X-Ray EcliTors: TleTT picTurel-Alice Day, Karen ShaTTer, Rosada Shaw, ediTor-in-chieTg Nancy S'coTT, Joe Crouse. Sharolyn Rossen and Mr. Lee Pursley, adviser, seaTed. Spring SemesTer X-Ray ReporTers lrighT picTurelvSeaTed, Barbara WolT, Carol Loudenbaclc, Judy Vfood, Shirley VVood, Sandi Gilliam and Rosalind CiTron. Row ll: Carolyn France, Jackie Rozelle, Larry Johnson, David Hudson, Jon Ballard, David BuTler, Dixie Rinlcer, MargareT Alexander and Carol VValale. ' 23