Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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J ,fl-, ,A 12114 W 211 gf!! ,,,,M6 z....,,,'I'fg-17, Above: Anderson High School's new addition, as seen from an airplane, ioins the Wigwam with the main building. iPhoto by Bill Baxterl. Q V.. 9' l- ,'l,:, 1. OPENING 3

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'-ff. WW if -win-Q .... ,,,,k-A In , ,en-,' t is id M 'Q 4 P1 5 'ith lv Hiffffln W-'K .ln-L DECADE 1980! What exactly would the new decade mean? It began with soaring prices. People shuddered to pay 5.35 for a coke, S1 for a gallon of gas, S60 for a prom dress and 58000 for a new Camaro. Due to a fuel shortage blamed on wasteful Americans and greedy oil cor- porations, Americans tried to save fuel every way possible. Many students stop- ped driving to school every day. Ther- mostats were lowered in the winter and raised in the summer. All businesses were even required by law to keep their air-conditioning at 78 degrees or more. Despite the energy crunch and the tremendous inflation rate, the new decade promised many benefits.Already several test tube babies had been born. loft: Sophomore Janet Bossemeyer proves that girls as well as guys enloy the economical and fun transportation a mo-pe provides. A new coin, the Susan B. Anthony dollar, came into existence. Scientists could treat some types of cancer and hoped to discover a cure for all types. Astronomers foresaw the establishment of communities on Mars. New kinds of energy such as solar and nuclear offered a possible answercto the energy shor- tage. v Within the students' lives the new decade offered more immediate results. It gave kids a new start as they grew from adolescence to adulthood. What better time could there be than the new decade, for students to start building on a new image! I I , ovsume 5 gre g., ' 51' is 'izff - iftif -H: . -w 'VH 1 -.., , .. ,,,-,4,,.w,