Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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of boys More time is necessity Boys' biggest problem at Anderson High is to find enough time-for sports, cars, girls and buddies, and the all important part-time job. With all these activities, it is amazing that boys succeed as well as they do in the classroom. While they profess to think little about the future, they worry about grades, knowing that low ones could hinder them. They are well-dressed at AHS, but do not con- sciously strive to be. Boys prefer the casual rela- tionship. It takes a real effort to get some to a school dance, but none at all to draw them them to a movie, or a ride on the drive-in circuit. Boys have lots of friends, but in a crisis they usually depend upon themselves. The band lighting crew makes its presence felt at nlmust every special event.

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Clubwork is fun even in the cold and crowd at n football game. and girls The World of high school girls orbits around boys. Each coed busies herself with a maze of activities- clubs, church, and other social groups. She has a circle of girl friends in whom she confidesg she wants to and does succeed most of the time in the classroom-99 of the 152 in the upper third of the senior class were girls. She wants to learn to drive, to be popular, to converse, but most of all she seeks the companionship of a boy. Girls often form groups to scheme against and analyze boys and to compare boyfriends and datesg but they find ample time to discuss fashions, hair styles, school, parents, activities, the future, and, most of all, other girls. Their private World orbits around boys Varsity cheerleaders, Kathy Reardon, Linda Mnbrey, Cathy Taylor, Barbara Ballard, Cindy Phelps, and Nanette Wiley watch every move the team makes.