Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Reproducing an actual courtroom trial in Debate class. Gary Gilmore, bailiff. administers the oath to plaintiff, Gary Moore. .ludge Richard Hughes and recorder Mary Paul Nlason keep a watchful eye on the proceedings. 'neddecwtaf acdaok.. LANGUAGE ARTS-Row l-Mr. Ralph Boyd, Chairman American Education XVeek, Debate Team Sponsor: Mr. Clar- ence Burns: Mrs. Evelyn Grahame. Dept. Head, Curriculum Study Committee. Chairman Senior Speakers Comm.: Mrs. Marguerite Hale: Miss Alice Higman, Sponsor Senior Class Play. Sponsor National 'Lhespian Society: Miss Eileen Johnson, Sponsor Latin Club. Row Z-Mr. Keith Johnson, Librarian: Miss Hazel Kendall: Miss Lois Long, Chairman Career Day: Mrs. Vivian Maine, Junior Class Sponsor, Curriculum Study Committee. Co-chairman Basketball Celebration Day: Mr. David Martyn: Mr. Lee Pursley, Sponsor X-Ray and Little Chief. Z4

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zcmkedm cz After spending a day pushing pencils and working their brains, students want to relax and enjoy themselves in their leisure. Finding something to do has never been a problem for AHS students as long as there is more than one of them available. Teens like all types of fun from planned dances to spur-of-the-moment record gather- ings. A half century ago teens were engaged in taffy pulls, bobsled rides, class meetings, and slumber parties. Now students have such interests as ice skating, swimming, basketball games, picnics and hayrides. A prime requisite teens require is to be with other teens. They stick together, go places with each other and constantly circulate in a teen-age social world. lxrt of :i journey for Pete 5694 9446--Zoot, , , Jerry Coon. Jan Podhaski. l.inda Stanley and Dale Copeland take time out from their ice skating to warm their hands over 1 welcome bonfire. As does a chat with 'llrudy Raper hnforth and Nancy Gabel A drink postpones the parting and l.arry Vfatson But the end is ll'l4.X1I3blC M. 23

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Initiating Kay Roberson. Betty Grim. Tim Lamey. and Sherry Dennis are Latin Club officers Bev Benko, .lohn Melson. Janice Byrum. and Jim Baker. The actual heart of school life lies in the classroom. Some five hours daily are spent by each student in the various classes of his cur- riculum. AHS makes it possible for the student to choose from six courses, each designed to pre- pare him for some specific future, whether it is college or a job. These courses make available l99 varied and different subjects. which are either required by the school or are chosen as electives. K lfxchange teacher, Mrs, Stella Stryclek. of london lfnglantl. instructs students in sophomore English class. l.ANCiUfXCilf AR'l'S--'Row lffVlrs. Nlary Jane Schultz. Asst. Librarian. Senior Class Sponsor: Mrs. Stella Stryczek. lixchange Teacher: Mrs. Virginia Vermillion. Sponsor Student Council: Mr. Frank XVoschit1, Yearbook Advisor. Publicity Director, Sponsor Hi-Y. Situ