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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Dedication and spirit keep . -ndtan tradition alive Hlndians how do you feel? When the larsity cheerleaders asked the all time ta- 'orite guestion, the response was explo- ive. With a great deal ot dedication and Jractice time, the Varsity, Reserve, and 'reshmen cheerleaders organized the une natchable spirit calls ot the students and ans. The girls devoted not only school hours, but atter school and evenings as well, to making posters, developing new cheers and practicing. The Reserve girls cheered hard at all the Varsity girls' basketball games. They worked hard to pertect new cheers, otten helping the Varsity squad with new ideas and moves. The Freshmen cheerleaders learned the ropes and got a taste ot the action cheering at all the Freshmen games. They tound it was not easy being new, but the determination paid oft in the end. Pertorming with precision and pride Mascot lett Lane, and Maiden Autumn lanzaruk carried the traditional war dance to peak betore every home basketball game. left and Autumn practiced long hours betore dancing in tront ot the large audience in the Wigwam. Cheerleaders, Mascot and Maiden all played an important part in upholding the traditions and incomparable spirit ot the loyal Indians. .qltIII!7I'AUfI1II1II !dIIZdI'Z1lC displays the tm- fiifional war fiance cosfuinc and fiance as sliv ADI'O1DdI'l'S to perhvrziz. l?l'ff'3lCl?VF f'ltl'Il'IRl,lTAl PERS - l lQfUNT POW: Dana f'lI1C'1lII1C7fI1I1E9frW1iIlIr'f1UG was tough, br1ffeffLal1iu112iI WjZrtttff. I', f'.1f:.we Cltllllllllflhdlll, RC DW TWO: Cwimiz Allflllllll l4il1ZdI'Hili limi HII14' fm p1i1f'f1i-Qi .1I1dpw1'fm'f Wfililn, C'7l11'1::t1 lIlO!7Vt I'IIIfi!L 1, BACYK ROW: Lim Harri- their w.11' franc '+A an 'rf i. Mi'c'i1f-tiff - Kinder. l l fwfr Lane, fiziiior, lakes time out to wfirm up before P76tI'l17l'IT1lI7Q as lzirflan Miisvot in the Wigywiizzt. Mascot And Maiden