Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1930 The Anchor The History of Our Class 1929-30 Listen, my comrades, and you shall hear, Of the incidents of our high-school career, In the Fall of twenty-six, with four score and three, We slowly gained our Freshman degree. Meanwhile we tread to the Sophomore year, Gaining more knowledge, losing all fear, Now full-pledged members of the upper-class, With pleasant friendships and memories that last. Our Junior year we state quite brief, Wfe startled the audience with Stop Thief , And under Miss Marshall's careful direction, We gave the Seniors a gay reception. And now comes the joy of a Senior day, Then Adam's Apple , our comic class play, With honor to Reg, Eliz and the rest Who worked hard to make the Anchor a success. But hark! time tells us our day is near, And we stand up bravely without a fear, For borne on the night-winds of the past, May long live the history of our class. -BERTHA DESCHLER, Senior Motto: Success comes to those who work. Flower: Salmon pink rose. Color: Turquoise blue and gold Page Fourteen

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The A11 cbor REGINALD SPEICHER Baseball, 2-3-4 Basketball, 3-4 - Track, 3-4 Football, 4 Business Manager Anchor Latin Club, 1 Class President, 4 'lStop Thief Reginald is our bas- ketball idol and the nice part about it is he doesn't know it. BERTHA DESCHLER Latin Club, 2-3-4 Home Economics Club, 2 Cleo Club, 2 Honor Student Class, 2 Latin Play Office Girls, 4 Literary Editor Anchor Booster Club, 4 Commercial Club, 4 Mathematics Club, 4 To be so utterly in- telligent and yet so utter- ly unconscious of it are two qualities not frequent- ly found together in one person. FRED BRADLEY Science Club, 2-3-4 Latin Club. 2-3 Stop Thief Adv. Manager Anchor Booster Club, 4 I hail from Southport where girls arc plentiful. CHARLES GUY Art Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 Technical H. S., 1-2 Man may hold all sorts of posts if he only holds his tongue. Page Sixteen 1930 VIOLA HAZELIP Science Club, 1-2-3 Home Economics Club, 2 9 Librarian, 3 Commercial' Club, 3 Mathematics Club, 4 Glee Club, 2 Life is life so we might as well enjoy it. MAX MAXFIELD Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Baseball, 3-4 Junior Class Play, 3 Science Club, 4 Football, 4 Ada-xmls Appleu . He certainly has abil- ity along dramatic lines. CATHERINE VAVVTER Into everything and out again smiling. ALBERTA VVH ITE Orchestra, 3-4 Latin Club, 3 Literary Club, 3 Discussion Club, 3-4 Commercial Club, 3-4 Stop Thief Secretary-Treasurer, 3 Typing Contest, 3 Librarian-Office Girl, 3 Home Economics Club, 2 Girls' Glee Club, 2-4 Anchor Staff, 4 Mathematics Club, 4 A,dam's Apple But do angels have angel eyes, I wonder. NELLIE BURGESS Science Club, 1 Latin Club, 2 Art Club, 3 Kindly and good-nm turedg a student liked by all.