Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Mayors' fwzty Youth Commission Sponsors MHS. Ptu1n111er.1114't M1'.Q. Howe dttwmpt to 4tewf1c1'e on plans for the next mmfflng. Susze Bmlf-1 and Bobby Eastes are hard dt work nzdkjng lust II7JT1UfE C1'6tL'OI'dZL1Ol1S for the Gene-r1c': lam, tall fiance. .Q QNQN. ., H , X N M Q ' . t K K 'H 5 -'Nu . K K is .f I A111144 P11 Fmzzerr, busy Ilhiklltij for ttzv Honlewoln- 1nq 1t'SflVlf1C?S, shows just vnu ot the jobs Sho does Wfllftt WOFICIIJAI on the Publicity CVYUIIlII1ltf6'P. MCYC - t RON'I' ROVV: Amy Sahnelcier, ff. !ol1t111tge11, Angie Gayle, Allison Frdzzcrp Angie Etllot, Mbtstzfieh Brooks, RACK ROW: fotm Woo- ten, Steve txymrztrez, Ddvfd Elite, MCYC

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STUIJPINT CQUNCHI W FQQNT RQW: R7OSSAy1'g5, Al Payne, flmly Deoitr, lxlwliard Boecjwr, llarnell Heather Aubrey, Sam W1'in, Amy Boeqlizi, Kevin Nave, Lorl Records, Mii1'c'1e Young, llflr. lack Mfii,'y. RCW l'WO: Pon Stoliler, Mrs, Paula Howe, M1- Clielle Nave, Gina Cllifipmari, Beth Brinn, Lori Dielim, Autumn lanzarulf, Dan lolmston, left' Kline, Wliite, Alex Frrisl, Mlq l1:1llc' llwnsec, Kim Kimo, Alli- son Frazier, lay Atliertozi, lworiazd Piittwswzi, Kelly Anrlioiiy lui lg: -13 Amy M1llttI', lbresa Kam , Angie Smitli. RQNV 'l'Hl?EE: Van. i- Vlfessar, lerilm loliant- gen, Kelly llumplirey, l.i11'1'y Lane, Cllll'l:4 Mrifire. BACK RCDW: frank Owens, Bryon Mi'f'lw11rlori, Alli Angie Gayle H, lllolly f .i1i11v1', Steve lVl. filierry, llliizy Hoc'l1stwflwr, lulie lolitas, llilld Eiselw, lolin lifiwliziiari, Bobby lzlistes, Savill liilcer. Gaining knowledge and experience through hard work . ls what it is all about Student Council a slack ott class? You must be kiddingl Student Council mem- bers spent long hard-working hours in and away trom school planning activities tor the students at Anderson. These activi- ties included dances, pep sessions, con- vos, and spirit days just to name a tew. Student Council members also voted on decisions concerning school rules and regulations. A typical day on Student Council usually consisted ot a short meet- ing, and then members broke up into smaller committee meetings to plan events and work on decorations. Student Council members were chosen by the student body after they submitted their names tor entrance into Student Council. lt was an honor to any one who was chosen to be in the Council. Gaining knowledge and experience, the members ot the Mayors City Youth Commission performed important tasks throughout the community. MCYC members decided their own jobs. Une ot the major events ot the year was job shadowing members ot the City Administration. The Mayor, Prosecutor and City Attorney were some ot those shadowed. MCYC members also visited the State Legislature. Some worked as pages, while others spent their time touring. Members performed many community projects helping not only the community, but the Mayor and City Administration as well. Accompanying the Mayor to meet- ings, visiting a local nursing home and volunteering to work at the Free Fair were examples ot tasks carried out. Student Council

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