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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
25
The Pep Sessions Committee selects the Anderson High Reserves who will cheer at all AHS reserve football and basketball games this year. The group represents school spirit across fall and winter sports.
Pendleton Heights High School Concert Choir will present Fiddler on the Roof on November 11 and 12 at Pendleton Middle School Auditorium under director Sam McKean. Lead roles include Derek Hosier as Tevye and Sandra Martin as Golde with Linda Van denBroek Gayle Storms Paula Williams Brenda Stewart Tim Huffman among cast. additional cast and weekly details to follow.
Elizabeth Webb, a Hamilton Heights senior, acts as manager for the HHHS football team while plans expand girls varsity sports at Highland and Anderson Community Schools. The Indiana High School Athletic Association backs girls athletics with new gymnastics, volleyball, softball and tennis offerings for 72 73.
Review notes Sanford and Son, a British format reboot adapted for US TV. The pilot scenarios contrast comedic gadget plots with Redd Foxx as Sanford and Demond Wilson as Lamont. Pilot humor is solid but low key. series could have lasting life despite comparisons to other salute shows.
A committee of Anderson High School Band parents met at the Sears home to plan the annual AHS Band Jonah Club Fish Fry. The event, held on the lawn of the 29th Street School, is set for Friday Oct 13 with tickets sold by any AHS bandsman.
Terry West of Route 5 Anderson was named Madison County’s outstanding 4H boy at the 39th Eastern Indiana Production Credit Association meeting in Hartford City. The association awards a certificate and a 25 dollar U S Savings bond to a boy and girl from each district county. Kathy Roche of Anderson earned the best girl honor but was absent. West, a Go-Getters 4H Club member, is a 1972 Anderson High School graduate attending Purdue University. Mariston Antle manages the local association at 3003 State Road No 9 North in Anderson.
Shenandoah High School history teacher Mr. Mike Harrold is a member of the NSSA founded in 1951. He participates in area Civil War reenactment meets, explains gear and rifles, and notes the events include parades and team-based competitions across several towns in Kentucky and nearby areas.
Wendell Willkie High School sophomore class kicks off a candy sale to fund future projects. Candy options are Peanut Buttercups Peanut Crunch Melt A Ways Creamy Mints and Tastie Patties all at one dollar per box. Prizes total up to one hundred dollars for top seller with additional ten dollar prizes. Proceeds fund class activities including decorations projection and the 1974 Junior-Senior prom.
Pendleton Heights class presidents outline plans for their grades. Senior Mike Bare pushes for action and a Brown County trip while aiming for Butler University and a radio TV major. Junior Stu Mason targets a funded prom via dues. Sophomore Pam Crosley plans homecoming float and dances. Freshman Barbara Andrews organizes a homecoming float and fall dance.
Anderson High School Principal Noel Douglass announced seven students as Commended in the 1971 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Contest. Debbie Herr Sandra Long Jean Macholtz Bruce Sage Judy Sipes Leslie Toles and Randy Welch are honored as top high school performers among about 37 000 nationwide. The scholars rank in the upper two percent of expected graduates of 1973 and are listed to colleges as first or second choices with scores addresses and intended majors.
Cathy Hosier, captain of the 1971-72 Highland Scot squad, was chosen to teach at United States Cheerleading Association Summer Camps. One of 14 selected nationwide, she taught at Walden Woods near Lansing Michigan Baldwin Wallace College Cleveland and Lake Geneva Wisconsin sessions from June 11 to August 19.
The Madison-Grant School Future Homemakers of America chapter attended District 5 fall meeting at Western High School in Russiaville. The group presented skits explaining FHA objectives titled Make Time Work for You and Preparedness. Participants included Cathy Dockery Peggy Everling Cindy Fox Robin Yeater Michelle Carter Debbie Dailey Priscilla King Donna Hooney Bretta Cook Kay Honeyext Susan Dickey and Tracy Poling.
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