Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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,...-.--9 5 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS - Ra- chel Jackson, Dawn Collins, Laura Toole, Anne Boleynn, Lana Mullins, Courteney Kendall. P 5535 ., M. , iw i..W2,,i .M ,ki l -ut ml ,Q w sf. ' -lin .699 rfii -4 Lana Mullins and Cassee Cunning- ham lead a yell to spark up the lndian fans during the Red and Green game. Cheerleaders proudly show-off their sparkling new green cheer- leading jackets, A new tradition be- gins this year with all three squads buying jackets, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Nicholette Johnson, Row Two: Missy Clawson. Kelly Miller. Back Row: Cassee Cunningham, Court- ney Contos, Vickie Clevenger. cheerleaders

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heerleaders lead more than cheers and chants Please buy some suckers! I have to sell five boxes! This indeed was one of the more popular yells heard repeated- ly by the cheerleaders. Each one sold suckers to fellow classmates, neigh- bors or whoever was willing to buy them in order to earn money to pur- chase their jackets. Along with selling suckers, the cheer- leaders also organized a cheerleading clinic for 5th and 6th graders which took place before summer began. The girls attended ICC camp at De- Pauw University for four days during the summer where they learned a vari- ety of new cheers and chants. Each squad received a number of ribbons throughout the week and in the final competition, the Reserve squad took home the first place trophy for their outstanding skills. Kelly Miller of the Varsity squad received the Miss ICC trophy. Freshman, Missy Fischer, was one of the few cheerleaders who entered the Miss Gymnast contest in which she was runner-up. The first night at camp, all three squads received the Spirit Mega- phone for their shimmering spirit. In June, all cheerleaders worked at the Eighth Street Festival. They worked at the dunk tank for St. John's Children Clinic. Freshman cheerleader, Heather Gavin, commented, lt was in- teresting to see the people who wanted to dunk an Indian. I had a lot of fun! Cheerleaders put in some long, hard hours of practice, during the summer and after school. Their new coach was Mrs. BeeJee Seybert. Working togeth- er as a team, the cheerleaders yelled, screamed and cheered the Indians to many victories. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS H Front Row: An- drea Robbins, Camille Jack, Missy Fisher. Back Row: Jessica Plummer, Heather Gavin, Amber Swinford. Reserve cheerleaders symbolize V for victory as the Indians lead 12 to zero in AHS homecoming against the Trojans. Mouths open and ready to go! Missy Clawson, Courtenay Kendall, and Anne Boleyn cheer in an easy-go manner. cheerleaders CLAP! STOMP! Everyone up! Early or late, cheerleaders still have that school spirit as they cheer at the Red 81 Green Game. 'QQ' . in ,MQW A .:r,,iumvu1:1. .W

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STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Jennifer Closser, Jerilyn Johantgen, Pat Gibson, Christy Hovermale. Row 2: Sara Wrin, Brian Hastings, Erick Courter, Rod Michael, Lana Mullins, Chris- tine Sanders, Dawn Collins, Paul Dietzen. Row 3: Jay Atherton, Todd Howard, Andy Lee, Ross Ayres, Janet Alexander, Beth Schell, Jennifer Leech, Rusta Hudson, Kim Stalpeton. Laura Miller. Back Row: Heather Aubrey. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, Front Row: Rusta Hudson, treasurerg Christy Hovermale, Presidentg Jerilyn Johantgen, Vice President. Back Row: Sara Wrin, Recording Secretaryg and Ross Ayres, Secretary. Student Council members Jerilyn Johantgen, Dawn Collins, Lana Mullins, and Christine Sand- ers dilligently tabulate Homecoming Queen bal- lots and have fun, too. student council 1' 5 as ' , L5 W We ,Fil I ight, Wm , , L. l l