Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Zag azz6Maazz4mazaga,,. The way AHS has chosen to honor the pretty and popular coed students is to elect them to reign over dances and activities. The first queen chosen by the student body was the Prom Queen. Most recent addition was that of yearbook queen. While beauty is a necessity for an AHS queen, brains, an active extra-curricular career, and pleasant personality also count. 'figfiifggg 77' il? : .:' i- f il a ,ff J Q e l f :W ee I .text 1 . V253 3 QL KP ,ka 4: W Ag? ,ig is ,ft iasj 453 is M is f lj, me L K fb, V , tilffll' hw-V H 7 :hfiwi-. . ..,., is I.. wa.. if. ., ip, nf H Mc, H .tr 7.2, Silver Belle Queen, Arlene f H Z' . .gm leg giawaas: Gigi . 4:31-' iimilziii. 9 Q-an-aff, .i:nwi'?'1 f . Springer, typines the career-minded AHS coed. Homecoming Queen Terry Montague and attendants Jan Podhaski and Diana Miller take a trip to the scene of their 'ES- triumph, the football stadium. Attendants Nancy Graves and Judi Bingaman help lfall-XVindup Queen Becky Smith build a snowman Q, if .K K sr on the schools front lawn. 15 VI jhiaeiit v 1

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