Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Below: Jogging around the block is one way that Gretchen Ir y eeps in shape. Many AHS students built on o new image by icing the jogging craze. What do you mean that AHS students projected a new image? They didn't look any different. They still spent Friday nights cruisin'. They were, for the most part, either tuned to KISS 99 and loved disco or tuned to Q 95 and hated disco. Like most teenagers they spent 99'Xm of their time in jeans and a t-shirt, They hated homework and loved weekends. They sure seemed the same. What was this new image? ' Responsibility grew among students. They recognized how important the future was and beganto set goals. They suffered along with other Americans with the problems of a fuel shortage. Because of the gas shortage, senior jeff Ehrlich admitted, I tried to pool rides to school instead of driving every day. 6 OPENING Self improvement was another way students built on the new image. Each individual improved himself in his own way. While some started running or jogging to stay in shape others gave up smoking. Many students settled down to serious studying to help prepare them- selves for college. Students helped better the com- munity by taking part in community projects. Groups like Seventeen Club and Y-teens donated time and money to the needy. Other students did volunteer work for various causes. Years of labels finally wore off. Racial problems were nonexistent at AHS. The Indian spirit brought all races together. The changes at AHS were no surprise though - just one way of building on a new image. .Q K. f'. NRM ,Mr ,..f-' ' .sis Above: Jon Wifhrow plays the electric guitar along with an orchestra at Choral CIub's presentation of The Sound of Music. ln. A '5 Qi

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Puppy Love Takes A Back Seat In elementary school boys had coodies, and in junior high, high, they were considered just friends. In senior high school, however, everything was looked at a little differently. Dating was a big part of the weekend at AHS, and most students agreed that it was the most enjoyable way to spend their time. Many parents thought that dating was simply a very small and in- nocent part of growing up. Students proved that dating wasn't what it used to be, however. Now that parking replaced puppy love, and parties out- numbered soc hops, parents wondered just how innocent a date really was. One thing that all dates did seem to have in common was the finale to the evening. A good-night kiss on the front door-step was an important part of the night, unless, of course, the date hap- pened to be one that didn't kiss on the first date. , Dating was just one of the many ac- tivities to look forward to after a long week of classes and homework. No mat- ter what the plans were it was always nice to have a friend on the weekend with whom you could exchange coodies. ps-..1' 2 . marine races at Shadyside Park. For Above Angie the best way to end on evening, 'F ffiffliff? 0 i n kg ffm ap f we Mak, f. WF? ff ws All it tiff' . 'E I x E :en 9' 'J' ll 11 W 'R 4' 17 7 at -w lDl I Above: A favorite location for a date is the sub- Hay and Gary Vance show that a kiss goodnight is vfmi, -ggi, s OPENING , .,.. if-iff? 'argl 1' -FL' ei 'Q' V .-.,. s...'fj,f ,gf .gi fer. '.f2.,+ V M, -' -: '.-121-1.1 11722335 f 2- , 'Hg a,-af 1 r ijt ' X -e-'N .1