Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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French Club-Bottom row: Jill Graves, Andra Subris, Tracy Blanchard, Jenny Bro- die, Cheryl Pike, Thom Minner, Dawn Krampe, Diane Lunn, Jackie Devoy, Andy Nelson, Alan Miller. Second row: Leigh Lively, Brenda Burch, Barb Lane, Michelle Warner, Jen Strack, Kim Redstone, Craig Engel, Todd Rankin, Brian Whitson, Susan Brandley, Becky Snepp. Top row: Mr. Floyd Chamberlin, Julie West, Carol Simp- son, Mary Nimz, Susan Minner, Carolyn Burch, Deatra Huffman, Teresa Survance, Lisa Nardina, Donna Sidebottom,'Julia Searcy. Latin Club-Seated: Column one: Ron Kreutzburger, Lynn Tippin, Debbie Crane. Column two: Harold Hord, Susan Carter, Sandy Kuntz, Tim Patterson, Terry Zermin- ski. Column three: Sandi Lents, Bob Rupert, Jeff Coffey, Jeff Little, Lee Dozier, Dorry Keenan, Kyle Sawyer. Column four: Kitty Franklin. Standing: Karen Hammer, Pam Evans, Beth Forni, Nancy Best, Mary Capler, Patsy Mattingly, Mrs. Shirley Lynch, Shell Bennett, Mark Widdifield, Lynn Shoemaker. Beginning German Club-Front row: Sharon Ensinger, Sharon Meyers, Karen Meyers, Susie Groce, Cyndi Grunden, Val Redstone. Second row: Julie Reeves, Shelly Stiegelmeier, Wendy Blakely, John Maxwell, Alisa Schuck. Third row: Roger Tames, Matt Cecil, Jim Booher, Ed Beaver, Joe Simmel, Miss Sharon Zehner. Spanish Club-Bottom row: Tom Pressley, Teena Rissmiller, Susan Albright, Jeanette Kolesar, Kathi Small, Janet Laurence, Deb- bie Moody, Ellen Dye, Susan Feree, Mary Ann Sandler, Theresa McEvoy. Second row: Brent Freudenstein, Debbie Bulling- ton, Rick Laursen, Mark Atkins, Suzy Coy, Cindy Kimbro, Gayle Denny, Marylinda Sanchez, Janet Feeney, Michelle Wincel, Lisa Stapp. Top row: Mr. Stephen Kaiser, Mrs. Karen Katz, Didi Heath, Deana Spur- geon, Nancy Sanchez, Susie Williams, Diane Doyle, Beth Standeford, Marcia King, Jeannie Miller.

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Students join in German Oktoberfest Pastries, bratwurst and some- thing cold to drink were consumed by many students who participated in the German Oktoberfest at Southern Plaza this year. The advanced and beginning clubs had their own Christmas parties, singing German carols and learning tradi- tional German dances. Having a complete French banquet, with French food, decorations and entertainment, was one way the French Club members better under- stood culture. The Spanish Club was combined of advanced and beginning to form one club. The club participated in making a float for Homecoming and received a throphy for best adherance to theme. A pinata, refreshments and caroling were a few activities the club shared while attending the annual Spanish Club Christmas party. First-year Latin Club students were sold as slaves to other club members in the Latin Club slave sale. The slaves served their mas- ters at the annual Latin Club ban- quet. Barb Ryker and Karen Harvey give Steve Church his ticket to Oktoberfest. Advanced German Club-Bottom row: Tammy Pitman, Denise Toller, Christie Brower, Frances Magill, Val Perry, Terri Bovard, Jackie McElfresh, Susan Schmid, Connie Wieting, Barb Ryker, Debbie Bretz. Second row: Joyce Wade, Antoinnette Gunning, Connie Bolser, Karen Harvey, Carleen Hill, Judy Bechthold, Martha Butts, Jill Baker, Laura Pike, Rhonda Anders, Erhard Bell, Steve Bruner. Third row: Dean Maar, Herman Bueno, Jim Booher, Joe Cassady, Ron Kesterson, Beth Clark, Patsy Strader, Brenda Striggo, Susan Idol, Den- nis Slevin, Brad Norcross, Chris Hill. Top row: Kris Robbins, Eddie Beaver, Beth Shalter, Mike Singer, Jim Clunnie, Gary Henthorne, Mark Bradbury, Cathy Duni- gan, Gail Lynch, Collen Burch and Dan Snepp.

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Creative clubs help with play Stagecrafters worked along with the Art Club to build and paint sets for the fall and spring plays, with "The Sound of Music" as the main proiect. Stagecrafters were respon- sible for lighting the musical, Christ- mas dance, water show and con- certs. Mr. Roger Gale, sponsor of the Art Club, gave "enrichment" as the key word of the Art club. Theater Club gave its students experience in drama, poise and self-assurance. Members in the The- ater Club are striving to gain the required points to become Thespi- ans. String Club enabled its mem- bers to better appreciate string music of all kinds, such as classical, pop, country. They highlighted their year with a celebration of Beetho- ven's birthday. One of the many Art Club activities was a visit to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Stu dents gain a better understanding as they tour the museum. String Club-Front row: Stacy Shuck, Susan Brandley, UPdlkef Val Redstone, U50 Engelhofqlf Mom' Adfosk Darlene Morris, Albert Williams, Colette Jones, Kim Brian Freese, Eric Gale. Back row: Alisa Shuck, Gloria Kennedy, Gretchen Gale, Brenda Catt. Second row: Blaflneff-lim Survancef CUHTY Moore' linda Simpson Marcia King, Becky Snepp, Vickie Hayslett, Tara