Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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i i l- The beat of a diiierent drum . . . l I 1 1 ll ll got the beat BOOM, boom, boom, boom. BOOM, boom, boom, boom. The gym was dark. The only light came from two spotlights in the corners. The crowd of over 8,000 rose excitedly to their feet and cheered loudly as the Indian Mascot and Maiden began their ritual, the sacred Indian dance. The beating of the drum, the beat ofa different drum, echoed throughout the fan-packed gym for every home basketball game, every pep session, and in every Indian heart. What made us different? Was it because of our unique mas- cots - Indians rather than Ti- gers or Trojans? Was it because our gym is the second largest in the state? Was it because it usu- ally holds a capacity crowd? lt was all of these things and more. lt was because of the common pulse of pride which beats within every one of us and will for gen- erations to come. And so all 1463 of us went on to the beat of a different drum, to new and greater achieve- ments. lt was evident that we were all alike as Indians, but also as different and unique as the rhythms we moved to. We took pride in our athletes winning continued page 7