Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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AH Talent Gained the ThQflfIlPfll poillglzi Oni: of the highlights of thc IQ57 Band Variety Show was .1 clever interpre- tation of the lrish Jig. donc in celebration of St. Patriclfs Dny. hy thc majorcttcs. liront row girls Arc Judy Recd, Judy Harris. Nornm Southcrs. and Marjorie lfllis. Shown in the second row .irc .loycc Brown, Dorothy Hitch, and Nora Sylvester. Thr cast of the Thcspian play. St'vcn Sistcrsf gathers In thc lixtng, room tn ltmi t ol tht sucn sisters Sttu ing are Bill Rowland. Jane Ann l5ord. l.ucy Mvcrs. Ronnie Cltrk Paoli l rinct Join XXIl'lClll'l Ann Cthrlxc Doug Dron bcrgcr. Vlichacl Dunn. and Roger Adcoclx. Seated .trc Carolmn Hoppts xlOI'l1 C ltm Pit Harl Ind 'Vliri lixingston Xt.

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The float built by the class of '57 ranked first in the l.itk those Hornetsf' was the slogan of the second homecoming parade. This senior float svmbolived an place winner. Latin Clulv. In a candv-land setting. the adding machine. totaling up the points seored by the lndians showed how they were going to 4'liek the lndians, Howe Hornets. Bursting with happiness over being selected as Homecoming queen is .ludy Hancock. representing the senior class. Others pictured are l,ouise Smith. .Xdelia Drake. Diane Childers - last years queen - - and Jarrett lfairman. the master of eeremonies. 17

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we lior the hrst time since Miss Alice lligman has directed the senior class play. the setting is out-offdoors. Menibers of the cast studying the patio ltop leltl of the palatial l,ong Island home are Dee Anderson. Veronica Trees. Bob lirance. Sherry Page. and l.ee Ann Patton. Dorothy Hitch and Nlary Livingston try to distract Dave Bennett. Toni Henricks. and Ruth Barr ttop rightl as they run through one of the outstanding scenes of the play. Chuck Shaffer. BillRow1antl. and Chuck Lowe flower leftl examine Barbara l'lufl'man's leg. hurt in a make-believe bad fall. The four had leads in the play. Members of the stage crew llower righll. Bob Stoner. .lulian Hudson. l.eRoy Shields, and Bill Neff take time out for a theatrical joke above the stage. Each year the talent of AHS shines forth as the many organizations of the school present outstanding entertainment g for the community. These performances 'f W bring to light the abilities and talents de- eqwlill veloped in our on classrooms. The first of the l956-57 entertainment egxf season was the Thespian play Seven Sisters. Early in the spring came the spectacular band variety show, an hour and a half of Hollywood-like extravag- anza. This year the show played to an audience of more than 5,000 people. The last theater billing of the year was the traditional senior class play. a comedy Sabrina Fair. The play was again not merely a performance, but a link in perm- anent high school institution. The drama of the Thespian play was heightened hy the flamboyant costumes worn for a masquerade party. ln one scene Bill Rowland. Ronnie Clark. Bob lfrance, and l.ucv Myers emote. l9