Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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ndians trash Trojans under Hovermale's reign It seemed as though there was not going to be a Homecoming as we sat in our cars and watched the rain come down. Fortunately, the rain stopped just in time for the festivities to begin. With Trashing the Trojans in mind, the traditional Homecoming parade circled the track before the kicl, off. The results had an unusual twist - a tie! The Juniors with their pickup and the sophomores literally trashing the Trojans with their trash truck shared the honors. All eyes were center field as Christy Hovermale was crowned Homecoming queen by last year's queen, Stephanie A clever background adds to the fun and impor- tance of Homecoming pictures for sophomore JR Records and his date. Tough-guy teammates Wardell Pride, Kevin Wohlford, and Wendell Crumes intensely watch their peers in a game from the sidelines. homecoming Lewis. Filling out her court were Se- niors Amy Behrens and Shonnie Wil- son, junior Angel Kolins, sophomore Rachel Jackson and freshman Heather Gavin. But what would Homecoming be without football, whether it was Pow- der Puffers or the victorious Indian team going for the touchdowns? The fun began Thursday when for the fourth straight year, the Senior class claimed victory at the ever popular Powder Puff Games. To the seniors and sophomores it was serious busi- ness as they went head on in the cham- pionship game which resulted in a tie. When the pre-game festivities were over, the indians trashed, trompled and triumphed over the New Castle Trojans 14-12. From early in the game it was evi- dent that we were there to hustle and not be tied down. The Indian team went full speed ahead to claim their Homecoming victory. After the victory 400 students made their way to the Commons for pictures and a great night full of fun and memo- ries. When the festivities were over for the Seniors, underclassmen, alumni, and administration, it was a night to remember. x ,,3x,..... , XX Aff

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-,f g That's it, that's the ticket! Lunch hour's purpose wasn't only to nourish students, but to provide time to com- Oh ... come on, Indians cheers Ka- pare test composition or the latest tie Degitz and her friends during a gossip- home tennis match at Mays Park. it , , H 4 , S .,. .I Have a Sprite and a smile, says Chris Daoust as he enjoys visiting with his friends on lunch hour. The homecoming court pauses for a moment together while the band plays a tune after the 1987 home- coming queen is crowned. Yeeeaaahhh, yells Pat Gibson, Heather Aubrey, and Rusta Hudson as they lead the bonfire pep rally at Denny Field. Taking the job seriously, Andy Lee and J.J. Johangten count homecoming queen ballots -just one of the many responsibilities of Student Council.

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