Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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N X "We must all hang to- gether or assur- edly we shall all hang separately." -Ben Franklin. The best exam- ple each year of solidarity is homecoming when we all unite to create the magic of floats, the excitement of mums and crowning of the queen. Spirit Week, another new invention this year held before the first Southport-Perry Meridian carnations, new this year, and the football game, brought the school together in spirit The Nest the new cheer block, also got people involved in football and basketball games The band, the senior lunlor, sophomore and fresh man classes, the speech team and Student Council all contributed to the solidarity within SHS .. - I . I I ' .

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Q Af "Give me liberty or give me death!"-Pat- rick Henry. Throu hout the has been reflected this year by increased equality 9 country, independence for everyone. On the local scene, seniors have been wait- ing all year for May 29, 1976, when they gain their freedom through graduation. For many, col- leges around the country are the next step. Voting in local elections this year was a new experience for many 18-year-olds. In English, history, math and.science courses the ES program helped students have more independence in their study habits. Qqjx 26 fig, Q Qesfffcsgr cf r fire. ef-c ff . 24 S. was S