Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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lk, ,. '- f 2 fa tt . f, ll' J xgjexfpf Entering the District Solo and Ensemble Contest year were Darlene Boatman, Phyllis Hughes, Suz- anne Rodebaugh, Carla Withner, Carol Coates, and Debbie Bertum, who with the accompaniment of Donna Marovitch captured a first division rating. These girls are selected from the Advanced Choir for their good quality of tone and voice. FC U5 ,Pa The Southport High School Orchestra anxiously awaits Mr. Stephen Argyelan's down beat.

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y.,,fi,f, ML in, U Under the direction of Mr. Bill Schmalfeldt, the choir provides musical concerts through the year for many of the programs given by the school. ln the annual Christmas Concert, held at Indiana Central College, the choir wore for the first time their new, wine-colored robes. These robes added greatly to the pomp and pageantry as the choir joined with the orchestra in the presenta- tion of l-landel's "Messiah". During the spring they take part in the Spring Festival, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The officers are Jim Whisler, president, Don Dyson, vice-president, Linda Park, secretary, Suzanne Rodebaugh, treasurer, David Hol- man, sergeant-at-arms, and Patti Engle and Emily VanDeman, li- brarains. "Onward and Upward" is the rule of work for the Southport High School Orchestra, made up of members of the concert band and string orchestra. During the year the orchestra performed at many concerts under the direction of Mr. Stephen Argyelan They presented the Christmas Concert, played at the Easter Sunrise Service, Baccalaureate, and other Spring concerts. This year the orchestra served as host for the Mid-State orchestra concert, bringing together talented high school students for a weekend of fun and practice. The officers were Susan Thomas, president, Pamela Grischow, vice-president, Stephanie Tilson, secretary, Sharon Schlensker, treasurer, Hannah Meyer, librarian. BOYS' OCTET The octet, composed of boys from the Advanced Choir, sing at the Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest an- nually. This group includes Jim Whistler, Ronnie Winkelmeier, Mike Fasel, Wayne Faires, Danny Smith, Bill Osborne, John Williains, and Doug Brooks accompanied by Donna Marovitch who earned a first division rating. 90

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Q E -qw. --Y..-.mN.....,P""f Nminw My . 1 1 Q' tmmm ,.,A V, . - it 5 ' 5 ,sw at " To 3 .749 f,-7,.mCA CM Producing a play and learning "Bingo" in French are but a few of the activities of the French Club. Those who wish to know the customs, history and language of the French people can learn a great deal from this organization. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Chamber- lin and Mrs. Carmichael, the officers are Steve Short, president, Gary Magee, vice- president, Diane Spaulding, treasurer, and Patti Engle, secretary. .x4Juan,cer! olbfin, The Advanced Latin Club is an ogani- zation tormed by those students who are taking or have taken second or third year Latin. The club gives the students an op- portunity to further their knowledge in the area of early Roman customs, entertain- ment, and way of lite. The club under the leadership of Dan Fleetwood, consul, Leland Thompson, pre- consul, Sharon Schlensker, quaestor, and Carmen Griger, aedile, is sponsored by Mrs. Majors. .740 .S-Paar: MA Those students who possess the desire to further their interest and knowledge of the Spanish speaking people and nations of the world gain this advanced knowledge through the activities ot the Spanish Club. Unfortunately, all are not able to take ad- vantage of this interesting club because the membership is restricted to only those Southport High School students who have taken or are presently taking Spanish. The club sponsor is Mrs. Graham, and the of- ficers are Pat Due, president, David Asher, vice-president, and Phil Sonnenburg, secre- tary-treasurer.