Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

Page 12 text:

Special activity groups and school symbols arouse spirit, ideals The maturing and expanding scope of interests of teen- agers naturally resulted in their identifying intangible ideals in concrete objects and special school groups. Obviously, mascots and cheerleaders symbolized school spirit. The Indian mosaic represented tradition. The stu- dent body turned to the class officers and student coun- cil for leadership While student events symbolized to teen-agers themselves their own generationls potential. Cheerleaders lead thc student body in school spirit at the football games. Featuring' the World famous Dancing Waters, the opening Indianette War dance sets the tempo for thc band's first variety show in four years. 8

Page 11 text:

N, Homework ,nf Many students choose to study in solitude at during: their spare moments. is easier with the aid of lunch hour companions. A deserted hall silhouettes a girl and boy as the school day draws to a close. odd places 7

Page 13 text:

V 2 s Life at AHS continues usual under the ever-present, watch ful eye of the traditional Indian. Civic pride is symbolized by the planting' of red bud trees on school grounds by Student Council lcarlers.