Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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lflf 1' r1'S .5P- 52 What did that big 'A' on all those sweat- ers stand for? Yes, it was a special group of students open to anyone who had let- tered in at least one varsity sport. A-Club sponsored worthwhile activities throughout the school year including holding the ropes at home baslsetball games and cheering the Indians to victory. Not only did A-Club provide activities for the school, but also for the community. These activities included ringing bells at Christmastime for the Salva- tion Army and sponsoring a food drive. Sponsored by Mrs. Hadley, A-Club served also to malse students proud of their school and themselves I thinls it's a good exper- ience to be in A-Club because it's Isinda neat being out and doing things for oth- ers, stated Junior Mil-ze Farrer. .WTB Q2 A very well-lsnown tradition in our school was our awe-inspiring Indian wor dance. This years Mascot, Senior Jeff Lane, and Moiden, Senior Michelle McCoy, proc- ticed many long hours to perfect the dance performed to the beat of Jeff Mor- gan's tom-tom. l'It gave me lots of confi- dence to get up in front of other people, stated Michelle McCoy. Add up all these A-Club members and Mascot and Maiden and what do you get? . . . that unbeatable Indian spirit. Junior, Vance Wessar, A-Club member, rings a bell for the Salvation Army during the Christmas holiday season despite the bitterly cold temperatures. A-CLUB - Front Row: Shayne Shipley, Milse Farrer, Vance Wessar, Michelle McCoy, Pam Miller, Erin Tierney. Row 2: John Baclsmon, Ricls Crouse, Jamie Davis, Amanda Miller, Missy Graybiel, Julie Ward. Row 3: Tim Powers, Ross Ayers, Trent Rowe, Pam Nyberg, Kelly Watson, Mindy Layman. Row 4: Milse Cunningham, Cory Welch, Kelly Smith, Laura Toole, Jill Miller. Row 5: Anthony Kelley, Rod Mills, Kevin Wohlford, Anthony Tuclser, Matt Hahn, Doug Castor, Miclsey Clarla, Todd Eisele, Christy Collier, Jenny For- a club rest, Robin Martin, Brigid Cunningham, Jennifer Holy- cross, Row 6: Bryan Smith, Tim Berryman, Tom LaMacchio, Kyle Hobbs, Milse Ice, Milse Proctor, Jeff Allen, Rob Gilliam, Milse Hadley, David Farzinger, Joel Eddy, Libby Ginley, Angel Kollins, Pam McCarty, Caren Stoll, Greg Wood, Pat McCollum, JJ, Johant- gen, Robin Broyles. Row 7: Dana Wilkerson, Ricls Campbell, Jenny Smith, Regie Symons, Ashley Tap- pan, Michelle Holycross, Beth O'Bryant. Row 8: The- resa Jackson, John Heiden, Pat Gibson, Jo Ann Emer- son, Mary Tierney, Jennifer Humphrey. Row 9: Dan Combs, Tim Greenlee, Jamie James, Ingrid Snyder, Eric Diehm, Viclsie Clevenger, Kim Fenner, Kathy Graham, Valorie Turner, Shannon Crosley, Lisa Hard- acre, Kris Graham, Amy Boeglin, Angie Sanford. Row 10: Greg Jaclsson, Davita Anderson, David Hough, Lisa Ihnat. Bock Row: Kevin Smith, Todd Griner, David Ehle, Shonnie Wilson, Steve Chad- bourne, Jeff Moore, Spencer Flora, Norm Torrey, Joe Gorton.

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hp. N Junior Eldred Alexander gives it her best shot as she sends it flying in her third attempt. ssss Wai 'UO As proof, the scoreboard shows who's 3551 .. . Indian power! As the saying goes one . . . two . . , three strikes you're out in the ole' bail game Mr. M's face says it all. f wig-5 f ii' .3 fu X