Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Section Editors Qbelowl Debbie Dyson, Sally Surbaugh, Jerry Lippmann and Katie Weis and staff member Chuck Baden examine former Indians for style and ideas. Student and Faculty Editors Tammy Dowling, Susie Timmons and Carol Hinz Qrightl continue the annual staff tradition of decorating the door to the Indian room. Photo Editor Charlene Campbell assigns picture coverage to photographers Stuart Parsons, Flon Connor and Paul Johnson qfar belowl. his 1115.1 Annual Sta?-F Roovwi 3 S4-J .Ns are it -Q.

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X-Ray initiates offset printing To report the growing number of events concerning AHS students, The X-Ray ex- panded to become a six page paper. Stu- dents at the Area Vocational School printed the 30 weekly issues. Offset printing replaced the letterpress method of printing, and color appeared more frequently on The X-Ray pages. The Christmas issue displayed a red and green Christmas tree on the front page. The 40-member X-Ray staff moved to a larger, renovated special education room. Newswriting classes in this room taught journalism fundamentals to prospective staff members. The larger X-Ray enabled the staff to go into in-depth study of student problems. Full page feature articles on shoplifting, married students, dress codes and high school pres- sures presented varied viewpoints on the controversial issues to readers. Reporters Doug Hall, Karen Kinerk, John Abel, and Rita McKinney fseatedl receive assignments from Page Ed- itors Anne Hittle, Gary Aldridge and Cheryl Johnson fabovel. Business staff members fleftb Karen Givan, Vicki Williams, Randi Woodruff ffrontj, Pam Peterson, Carla Scott, and Linda Boaz fbackj prepare to visit X-Ray advertising sponsors. Vocational School students look over The X-Ray before final printing flefti. 25

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sffilwisi,1s24tkl1,iliLi fi?f ,. ' Indian portrays total individual Building on the Indian tradition of 16 con- secutive top national ratings, Indian staff members worked to produce a yearbook that would continue this tradition. Sponsor Mrs. Pitts and 19 staff members initiated the theme Innovative Indian and emphasized the complete individual and his role in high school and community life. Computer typing, clustered captions, decked heads and color banners, along with many color pictures in several sections, modernized the 1972 Indian. Former AHS student Kevin ldlewine, designer of the '70 Indian cover, designed the modernistic '72 Indian cover. Editors Cheryl Johnson and David Pistole attended the Indiana University Journalism Institute in August and the Indiana High School Press Association Fiftieth Anniversary Convention in October. The Indian Wants You was the theme for the Indian sales campaign in November. Managing Editor Cheryl Johnson, Advisor Mrs. Pitts, Business Manager Becky Rock and Editor-in-Chief David Pistole fabovei design opening section layouts for the '72 Indian. Business staff members Debbie Jones, Nancy Russell, Gary Timmons, Tanna Huffmann and Sue Armstrong fleftl display posters advertising the '72 Indian. 27