Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1944 volume:

ANCHOR THE 1944 ANCHCR UF SIJUTHPURT HIEH SEHUIJL SJUTHPURT, INDIANA Published by the SENIOR CLASS Q ., Qi A A 3 .g zqnokcwi Nmelqk . ,- L 'Vie AUMINISTRATIUN -1 BJ-I -r 'T 4 6.52 fi 'QF W my ,,,,wm-W C':'7q:g-a,af'jg. f 27' +aa.ey? f i' -Q ma fwswfffi ,41- .wiw-c:'lr1f--AP:fi+29.,.Q?2sf 34 sf We 'lf Buff cmcf We fcvfz Qafzeew JOHN W. GEORGE Trustee We are fortunate in having as the leader of education in Perry Town- ship a man of such great personal worth and high educational qualifications. Mr. George has used his qualities for our benefit. C. CALVIN LEEDY Principal Through the eiiicient efforts of our principal, the daily routine of our school has maintained a smooth course despite the disrupting infiuences of war and the necessary changes needed to adopt it to a wartime schedule. WALTER G. KELLAM Vice-Principal Mr. Kellam's interest in school activities has been expressed through his leadership of the Booster Club, his personal guid- ance of students in their freshman year, and his many contacts with the upper classmen. Every student in the school has at some time come into contact with him and has learned to admire him. BLANCHE E. PENROD Girls' Advisor All girls are fortunate because they are Miss Penrodis hobby as well as her care. Her work for younger girls is in the form of conferences and guidance. Her friend- ship with older girls brought about the Sen- ior-ority with its many ac- tivities for Juniors and Seniors. C. ELLIS ROBINS Senior Sponsor The Senior year at Southport High School is flavored by association of the students with an ad- visor who is loved and respected by young peo- ple. His smil-e and pat- ience and helpfulness are never eclipsed by lack of interest and understand- ing. IJURTEAEHINE STAFF IJUR FAELILTY MRS. EDITH ATKINS Indiana University -B.S. Social Studies Shortride High School MRS. MARY HELEN GROVES Indiana University- B.A. Mathmatics Columbia. City High School FRED KOEHRN Indiana Central- B.A. Music, Penn. 66 Spell- ing Manual Training High School MILDRED McKAY Central Normal Col- lege-B. S. Physical Education Southport High School DOYAL PLUNKITT University of Iowa- B.S. Commercial, Basket- ball and Track Coach Frankfort High School MRS. ALICE BLACK Indiana Central B.A. English, Librarian Sumner, Illinois, High School B. G. HAVILAND Indiana Central, B.S. Social Studies Geneva High School College-B.A. HELEN CHANDLER Butler University- B.A. English, Public' Speak- ing Manual Training High School WILLIS HOLIMAN Indiana University- B.A. and M.A. English Central Normal-B.S. ROBERT DURHAM Indiana Central-B. of Music Band and Orchestra Whiteland High School WALTER KELLAM Butler University- M.S. Mathamatics and Guidance Central Normal B.A. Cicero High School I-Iere are the pictures and degrees of the teachers in our school. XNords are not available to express the capabilities of our faculty. Southport has been blessed with teachers who have a wealth of experi- ence and a world of understanding. The seniors of 19-H want to express their gratitude for four years of wonderful experience and learning under the superb guidance of these teachers. A few changes have taken place during the four years, but the vacancies have been satisfactorily filled. A little more than two and one-half years of our stay in high school has been marred by a terrible war. Members of our class have entered the armed service, but they have gone with a will, and this is due in part to the invaluable leadership of our faculty. Our classmates and alumni and others in service have found fellowship through cor- respondence with these splendid persons with whom we have worked and talked daily. just as the pictures and degrees tell little about this fine group, so do these words fail to justify the pride of the class of 1944 in our faculty. Our affection and respect for our teachers and principal can- not be told in symbols inked on a page, but are etched in our grateful hearts. CLARENCE LIECHTY Indiana Central- B.A. Mathematics Indiana Central Acad- emy ELWOOD MILLER Indiana State Teach- er College-B.S. Indiana University- M.S. Commercial Leavensworth High School RICHARD REA Indiana University- M.S. Franklin College-B. A. Social Studies Frosh. Basketball Coach RAY LINSON Ball State Teacher College--B.S. Mechanical Drawing Manual Training High School LEONARD N OLTE Indiana State Teacher College-B.A. Industrial Arts Manual Training High School C. ELLIS ROBINS Indiana Central-B. A. Science Deedsville High School MRS. VIRGINIA LYIBROOK Purdue University- B . S. Home Economics Ben Davis High School BLANCHE E. PENROD Indiana Central-B. A. Indiana University- A.M. Science, Girls, Ad- visor Southport High School MRS. BLANCHE WINANS Indiana University- B.S. Indiana Conservatory of Music-B.M. Art St. John's Conserv- atory MRS. BERTHA GORMLEY Indiana Central- B. of Music English Manual Training High School HARRIETT M. KERSEY Indiana University- M. S. Northwestern Univer- sity--B.A. Latin, Math, Journal- ism Southport High School EARL MCCORMICK Purdue University- M.S. Agriculture Decker High School A. E. PITCHER Franklin College-B. A. Physical Education Ath. Director, Coach of Football and Wrestling Whiteland High , School MARTHA YEAGER Indiana State Teach- ers College-B.S. Commercial Decatur Central High School Maaokmq 7410149 7c0qeZZkw has PERSUNNEL wi? +gSfWf SLASSES V ,ILS V E , wE, A. S, 1 waz ,. FRANCIS LXLLEN PAVL :ALLEN BETTY ANDERSON GEORGE BAKER NORMAN BAKER BIARJORIE BARNHART BIARY HELEN BARNHART ROSE MARIE BATES NELLIE BIVENS BETTY ,ANN BLANCHARD LORA BORING HAROLD BOSSINGHAM DORIS BOURNE LOIS BOWEN BILL BRANSON MARJORIE BREWER BONNIE BRILL JOHN BROWN VIRGINIA BROWN .ANNA BURGESS DORIS CAMPEEIJ. JOAN CARRICO XVANDA CARTER ELMER CHANCE BETTY CHEW VIRGINIA CHURCH OPAL COBB DON CONNER GENE COOK JOSEPIIINE COOK BIARY JANE COX DONALD CRAWSHAW MARTHA CRIDER DOROTHY CUMMINGS EXNNALEE DENHABI FRANCES DENK 4 IRMA DRUDING XVILLIAM DUGDALE PAUL EGENOLF NORMAN ELROD JACKIE LOU FABEL DOROTHY FARLEY BETTY FERGUSON RALPH FLECK KATHLEEN FREESE BIARY FUNK DICK GEORGE HELEN GERHARDT MIKE GILL BIARY GIPSON NORINE GODKIN JOYCE GRAHAM GERALDINE GRIEBENOW -TAY .HAGGERTY CONNA HAIQBIN CHARLES HARNION ROSE HARRIS XVILLIAM HARTMIXN XVESLEY HENRY DARLENE HESTRXND THELMA HICKMAN CALVIN HIGGENS RIARY HODGE EVA HORTON HUGH HOW'ELL ROSENIUND HUCK FAY HUEHI.S JAMES IRWIN WILLIAM JAMES VVILLIAM JAUS NVILLIAM JOHNSON MARGARET IQARSTEDT QA! gf 5 , W V. I . ,f BETTY KELLIE DOROTHY KINSER JERRIE LAHMANN VIRGINIA LEWIS JUNE LICH PAUL LINN IQATHERINE LYONS ROY MACBETH VERA MACK RUTH NIARBACK ROBERT MAY NORBERT MAYER BETTY MCCALLISTER ESTHERLEE NICCAULEY JEAN MCKINNEY MARIORIE MEARS WILLIAM BQCMILLAN GERALD BQINER ZXIAURICE MINER NITA MINNICK IQOSEMARY IMZISINICE GERALD MOBLEY MARY ANN MORGAN PATRICIA MORRISON JEANE JMPUSSMAN JACKIE NASH JUNE NOTT JOHN O,DONALD JOSEPH PAGE PATSY PAYTON JAMES PENNINOTON BETTY PIIELPS MILDRED PHILIPS MARY LOU PHILLIPS BETTY POOLE CALVIN POVVELL PEYTON PRINTZ DARRELL RANSDELL NORMA RESENER I NORMA RIEMAN ROBERT RITCHHART PAT ROBBINS 'WOODY ROBBINS GEORGE ROQUET ROBERTA ROSEBROCK ROBERT ROST MARJORIE SHAY PATRICIA SI-IIMER RITA SHINE ORVII.LE SHOEMAKE EVELYN SKAGGS BILL SMART LYMAN STAHL JEAN STECK IQENNETH STEFFEY ROSExXNNE STERRETT RAYMOND STORM ROLTXND STURM ROY SYVARTZ ROBERT THACKER JACK THOMAS TXIILDRED THOMAS RICHARD THOMAS JACK TOMLINSON ROBERT TRUE SHIRLEY TUTTLE FREDA ULREY XVALLACE VAN DYKE JANE VILLEIQ JOHN NVAMPLER LORENE VVELLS BETTY VVESTERFTELD ATARY LOU VVIGNALL EHIN VVILLOUGHBY BILLIE MAE VVINCHESTER REA MARIE WRIGHT QRVILLE XvARBROUGH MIRIAM YOUNG Kenneth Meyer, in the Army, is not represented in the pictures be- cause nO photograph was available. MID-YEAR GRADUATES VIRGINIA BROWN DOROTHY ICINSER DONALD CRAWSHAW GEORGE ROQUET NORMAN ELROD RITA SHINE MARY HODGE ' REA MARIE 'WRIGHT EVA HORTON MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1944 IN THE SERVICES FRANCIS ALLEN GEORGE ROQUET SKENNETH MEYER RAYMOND STURM 9. JUNIURS Ann Abbott, Bob Albertson, Richard Allen, Ineta Aliff, Joan Armstrong, Everett Barton, ancl Betty Bohn, Walter Byers, John Brancheau, Bob Brunemer, Marjorie Burkhart, Sarah Cheatham, John Chittenden, and Alice Chris- tian. Boycl Clampitt, Arnola Condon, Norma Conner, Connie Cook, Beth Copsey, Dorothy Cramer, and Ecl Craig. Ruth Croas, Doris Dean, Raymond Deutsch, Russell Dillow, Louis Doll, Wayne Ebert, and Bob Ellis. Dick Esmon, Don Fleenor, Jane Ellen Ford, Martha Foster, Lois Freers, June Garris, and Beverly Harbin. Margaret Hausman, Ellen Ann Havey, Virginia Henderson, Harold Hensley, Helen Hess, Maxine Highstreet, and James Hogue. JLINIURS Ed Huck, Billy Hynes, Helen Jacobs, Kenneth Jewell. Barbara Jones, Virgil Jones, and Eleanor Kalschener. Beth Kegel, Kenneth Kelbeck, James Kellie, Clyde Kern, Hazel Kernodle, John Kesterson, and Vernon Kesterson. Velma Kinnick, Jack Kornbroke, Stanley Lang, Ruth Martin, Catherine Mathews, Nancy McCarty, and Robert McClellen. Betty McConnell, Janice McCormick, Charles McLaughlin, Frances Meyer, Dean Miner, Barbara Montieth, and Jay Lee Moore. Ruth Moore, Esther Mulder, Bob Murphy, Wilma O'Donald, Coleen Osborne, Royce Palmore, and Helen Parham. Vera. Mae Page, Charles Parker, Pauline Patterson, James Priddy, Bill Norwood, Jack Nunley, and Georgia Pitcher. JUNIURS Ruth Rahke, Barbara Ray, Jean Reasner, Jeanette Reasner, Stella Reed, Don Righthouse, and Alvin Roehling. Rosaleen Robinette, Walter Ryker, Mary Ross, Louis Sanders, Bill Schmalfeldt, Cobern Seay, and David Seay. Mary Jane Sebastian, Woody Shelton, Audrey Simon, Ruth Simon, Nona Skidmore, Virginia Stubbs, and John Smart. Eric Smith, Shirley Smith, Robert Stansbury, Robert Stapert, Tommy Sterrett, Bob Stoneburner, and Barbara Smart. Dave Stumph, Martha Swift, Dick Sutherlin, Corabelle Taber, Paul Taylor, Albert Theil, and Hazel Thompson. Bill Tomamichel, Gene Wade, Norman Walker, Lois Wal- den, Esther Watts, Freda Wicker, and Donna Winkler. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Lloyd Edward, lEennett, Rosalie Bixler, John Bunte, Ethel Dailey, Harold Gordon, Lillian Hinsley, John Marshall, Phyllis Miner, Betty Niece, Bill Nolte, John Peale, Richard Riedel, Bill Wirey, Harold Collins, Jacoba Zylema. SIIIPHUMDRIES Bill Ackerman, Mary Antrim, Lucille Adams, Joan Allen, Bill Anderson, George Arndt, and Bernice Amos, Martha Amick, Lela Mae Ayres, Dale Baer, Martha Baker, Ann Barnett, Margaret Belden, and 'Betty Bishop. William Blankenship, Donald Bland, Beatrice Boger, Louis Boggs, Mildred Bohley, Betty Boring, and Mildred liiotkin. Jean Bowen, James Brandlien, Bob Bretz, Bob Brewer, Lois fBuescher, Alfred Huber, and Don Burton. Ruth Bailey, Wilma Burnsworth, Robert Carter, Betty Cogel, Jack Cook, Carol Cottingham, and Ruby Crider. Mary Cure, William Davidson, Virginia De Nise, Richard Deutsch, Billie Jean Dickson, Louise Dragoo, and Tom Drake. Durene Dudgeon, Herbert Dyer, Lois Eckert, Helen Eckert, Xvillis Fix, Mary Flickenger, and Max Fraley. Betty Frazier, Jo Ann Galamore, Gerald Glasson, William Glenn, Bruce Green, Leo Greenwood, and Stanley Hague. SUPHUMURES e Richard Hall, Phyllis Hall, Barta Hapgood, William Hash- man, Carl Herner, Mary Lou Hickman, and Virginia Holzbog. Melvin Buescher, William Hurt, Mary Lou Irwin, Helen Jelnek, Alvin Johnson, Robert Johnson, and Hubert Jordon. Chester Junken, Shirley Ketchum, Benona Kloess, Virginia Knight, Annabelle Kopp, Donald Kora, and Betty Lou Krueger. Delores Layton, Nellie Le Masters, Stella Lewis, Lois Lin-2, Ioan Loshe, Francis Lyons, and Jane Maas. Wilma Mabrey, Maxine Meltebarger, Shirley Marshall, Emma Jane Matrox, Doris May, Betty McCord, and Mildred Mc- Kinney. Joe Huntington, Barbara McQuat, Carol McQuillan, John McGuire, Harley McVey, Betty Meyer, and Doreen Mezger. Emily Mickle, David Miller, Betty Milner, Agnes Misinice, Ramon Mobley, Billie Jean Morgan, and Fred Mounts. Shirley Myers, Dick Mussman, Benny Norman, Aubrey Os- borne, Muriel Osborne, Jean Otto, ancl Merlin Outcalt. SUPHUMURES i Leon Palmore, Stecil Patterson, Marjorie Pauley, Joanne Penrod, Thelma Phillips, Betty Pittman, and Richard Poland. Betty Jean Price, Luiclle Quebe, Dorthea Reagan, Ruth Ann Riggs, Perry Robinette, Betty Roquet, and Ed Rosebrock. Paul Richard Ryker, Ruth: Salter, Donna Schriefer, James Sebastian, Mary Sedam, Carl Simon, and Hugh Sink. Robert Smith, Billy Smithey, Mary Smock, Katherine Sand- ers, Luana Spencer, Leland Steck, and Doris Stevens. Betty Lou Susemichel, Wilbur Tapy, Doris Taylor, William Taylor, Richard Tipton, Emily Toliver, and Grace Tomomichle. Henry Tonges, Agnes Vanderzee, Marvin Van Winkle, Bob Vielhaber, Kenneth Walker, Wallace Walker, and Richard Ward. Maurice Webb, Dorothy Wells, Bob Whalin, Ruth Willey, Donald Wilkins, Pauline Williams, and Bob Wilson. Leroy Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Albert Windhorst, Donald Adams, Barbara Wood, Martha Woods, and Lavonne Wright. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Norma Anderson, Marie Ardizzone, Robert Bishop, Bertha Bradley, Richard Bruce, Geraldine Craig, Robert Davis, Mary M. Huntington, Joel Huntington, 'Bill McCashin, John McGuire, Russell Overly, Gene Pontius, James Turner, Don Vfhitaker. FRESHMEN Phyllis Abbett, Bill Armstrong, Ella Mae Armstrong, Robert Ashman, Jane Backmeyer, Alice Bader, Richard Baker, and Lois Beals. John Barry, Max Belcher, Marjorie Bennett, Robert Buch- Field, Robert Bishop, Vernon Blevins, Robert Booth, and Ada Byers., Frances Bradley, Carolyn Ann Brehob, Dorothy Brown, Delores Bruner, Donald Buck, Jack Butsch, Jack Byrum, and Mary Camic. Rowena Camic, Barbara Carey, Catherine Carter, Virgil Cecil, David Chance, Carol Chandler, Alberta Chew, and Merrill Christie. A James Clark, Lois Copeland, Jean Cogill, Martha Cohee, Beverly Cox, Betty Crafton, Herschel Coy, and Doris Cum- mings. Robert Davidson, Sam Denham, Bernice Denney, Jack Dietz, Billy Doll, Marlowe Doty, Robert Dugclale, and Rosa Dunning. 4 A r ',,, R W Y 1 1, , I, wg ih. ' vu f . 'J in g? In 1' Wii A- ., ,r 5' Q., 5 r 2 , M , i, t 2 2 S -av'.-,. Vw- , , ,A I ' 5 gwv ,yr ' in ,H . C , A 'Q i 'I ' , h':: f L4 Q it , lf, 5 QP! y ' . V , y A t syy ., .,. ,, t A ty t , , ,,,, V 4' ' A 'T t R y 5' ' WA QJLA 1 - .i tm Q . ia f 47 3 . 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Bob Fisher, Delbert Fleenor, Patty Franke, Edward Frazier, Maxine Foster, David Fox, Ruth Fox, and Barbara Garris, Marion Gibbons, Earl Gibbons, Leon Genzer, Archie Glenn, Phyllis Green, Rosemary Greenwood, Gale Grider, and Donald Guston. Alvin Guthrie, Richard I-Ieclcman, Donovan Hapgood, Ralph Hannebaum, Jeannine Hazelip, Violet Hurt, Eddie Hebble, and Eugene Henry. Thomas Heid, Patty Helderman, Delores Hill, Evelyn Hor- ner, Nevelyn Horner, George Huber, Betty Hughes, and Julia I-Iuddleston. W Claris Kincaid, Barbara Wilson, Donald Jones, Joan Jones, Donald Kautslcy, Corabelle Kashner, Joan Kellie, and Carol Ketcham. FRESHMEN Mary Kornlarolce, Marvin Kramp, Eugene Lalcey, Sam Lewis, Joan Love, Marjorie Lucas, Robert Lyons, and Anna Marie Magenclsnz. Betty Manning, Alberta Martin, Ronald McCauley, James lVlcCallie, lrene McCampl:aell, Arthur McClain, and Jack McClain. Jackie McClearney, Elsie McKinney, Donald McClain, Lou Moore, Roscoe Miller, Marie Milner, Betty Minnich, and Carl Montgomery. Ray Morgan, Lillian Mosier, Don Myriclc, Irma Jean Nelson, Charles Nolvle, Evelyn Mae Norris, Stephen Osborne, and Bernice Outcalt. Patricia Owen, Eugene Page, Norma Poland, Rosemary Powell, Charlotte Poole, Lorene Printz, Donald Puckett, and Walter Quelae. Dorothy Gindling, Dorothy Roberts, David Yount, Margaret McVay, Don Whittaker, Betty Kern, Marshall Reid, and Josephine Patterson. new Q J' -4 A ',' A D ff gf' ' Q i i 4 E ,. , 4 vnhr i ,.t., All A H ' I A , ig ji Y L it in f 3 fl I A , Q -'L . 'ii i' gs 4? 'Q' D 'z' - ' sy ii g5if',, ' , 4 l i i M figgi lss, A ' f A f -f M t .51 ss, W t , , -gf! A My 'Q 71 Q , fl .: Q, at ,V lf 14 Q . ul ,A A QQ 5, Ir -fm W' tl '-nv ' J-3 v lf- , s Q is M Q ,bf s M 5' ' h ' ' Litlwgl - fi A Q J: .-1? t f- K1 V .tw . 'L ..,,, i WW , ' T K ' . , A A '- '- ' , ' A A , ' i ' i' , z of N , at Iv -I s .9 if i i M L , V , ' .,'. , A L i' ' ': + f :if -rv, , lx i i V ' K ' X f Q ll i Q ' ul i tl FRESHMEN - Z as 5 A f L ,ix k :w i i ': kg' ' ' K ' ' l ,, . J 1 J W '-.' N Q .VL 5 A-15,1 Ar H m,,, sg, Dm- '3 P oi' e ff' T 7 vj ,k,l . W K 7 Lk' 5, Q w x A ,g is I , . . . 7. af' pw 4 N , .2 ' fl ' H i 3 .' i .W , S l'-. ,, L ia 3, ,,,,,6Li ..,V Vw, L, ' ' ' a - ig v m-.' .1 3 ,Q V I ttss t 1 , , ---f Q . - l ff f '- 1 :.-: V- -f 4 ii . M : - mn 4 ,:-, , I. ,V . if , : ' J :-. ' 1 Dorothy Ross, Earl Russell, Betty Sanders, Nelda Sherriclc, Betty Simon, Francis Simon, Delores Skillman, and Alvin Smith. Donald Smith, Leatrice Smith, Wilma Smith, Richard Stapert, Mary Stevenson, Juanita Story, Lucille Stockdale, and Wanda Storey. Richard Sturm, Irma Swickard, Linden Swift, Billie Swords, John Taber, Lawrence Taber, John Talbot, and Richard Taylor. Wilma Theil, Virginia Thompson, Joe Tipton, Wanda Treder, James McMath, Lena Wallace, Ray Walls, and Betty Woodard. Jack Webb, Robert Webster, Norma Jean Westerfield, Burl Whitis, Carol Weinke, Don Willoughby, Carol Wilson, and Cecil Winburn. Marion Anderson, Mary Helen Green, Lenvil West, Rose- mary Perry, iBetty Kreitlien, Willam Howard, Joan Winkler, and Betty Winlcle. F RESHMEN NOT PICTURED Edith L. Camden, Sara Jane Copsey, Gladys Denny, Alberta Derrettt, John Max Hoss, Christine Mattingly, Glenda Sue McIntosh, Herman Myers, Frances J. Patterson, Fred Sciscor, Chalmers R. Shaw, Hugh Sink, and William Watts. off We ga Ma me my AW WMM S . ' f Q 4wX ' X 7 , QE, W Zig, WW -' ' ACTIVITIES N , T. ,,,, .rar 4' I ' .' I -lf, ,, Q, ,,---.wr 5- K 'v--g:+g- +-. PT?-:F ,..sr-L- 4f ' 'K' S , ,. ..:-'-. -'- - 2 9 ,.-f- ' L. Q..-f,, f-'-.' I 'v I. 'A Y' 2 r , nil? is '46,-iz a'Aif: .5195 W --44: 'Z 'df ':.xJ-fr2fgf'f- 'H ,JN I 3 .I'..'z:1h-K ,. --ifii ' Lg,-, z: :' 3 , .,-, na'- Wfhal 2552 Qcm ECG- in Me fwfwahq? Q F BLUES ENIJLIRE Since Southport High School has changed over to a war-time schedule, the club activities have been re- stricted. In spite of this sudden change and restriction of activities some clubs have been steadily maintained. There have been fewer school dances and parties, but the morale and spirit of the students have not Wavered. The clubs under the supervision of the school are the Senior-ority, Hi-Y, Booster, Future Farmers of Ameri- ca, Girls' Athletic Association, Traffic Club, and Stu- dent Organization. Under the invaluable leadership of the teachers these clubs have spent a year in useful activities. Although these organizations are considered extra-curricular ac- tivities, they help to form the right habits of citizenship. Many former members of these clubs have become lead- ing citizens both in and out of school. In their usual club routine they have come to an understanding of democracy and disciplined liberty as separate from un- bridled action. In conjunction with formal classes these meetings developed young adults from callow youth. Front Row: Bob Murphy, Peyton Printz, Dave Stumph, Bob Ritchhart, Alvin Roehling. Back Row: Mr. Liechty, sponsor, Harold Hensley, Bob Car- ter, Diclc Esmon, Bill Schmalfeldt, Lewis Doll, Bob Stoneburner. The Hi-Y Club is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. The club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Clarence Liechty, strives to set an example of clean scholarship, clean living, and clean sports. Robert Murphy presided as club president 5 Don Crawshaw as vice-president, David Stump, as secre- tary 5 Norman Elrod, as treasurer g Robert May, as sergeant-at-arinsg tand Dick Esmond, as chaplain. Delegates from four surrounding counties held their tenth District Conference here on March 21. The Hi-Y sponsored a paper drive and a drive for collecting soft drink bottles. STUUENT UREANIZATIUN This group is composed of a representative from each home room and the President of each class. Under the guidance of Mr. Leedy, the organization promotes the interests of the stu- dents and the school. They sponsored a i'Remember Pearl Harbor bond drive and the Homecoming Dance. Perhaps the greatest endeavor of the second semester was the Magazine Drive. The campaign this year was enlivened by a friendly rivalry with Ben Davis High School and was the most suc- cessful in the history of the' drive at Southport. Seated left to right: Jackie lVIcClarney, Dureen Dudgeon, Leroy Wilson, Frances Denlc, Doris Bourne, Paul Egenolf, Bill Branson, Harold Hensley, Jack Thomas, Leo Greenwood, Don Burton, Mr. Leedy, sponsor. Standing: Alberta Derrett, Dorothy Ross, Pat Robbins, Russel Dillow, Beverly Cox, Don Fleenor, Sally Copsey, Jack Vifebb, Donald Smith, Billie Winchester, Ebin Wfilloughby, Georgia Pitcher, Calvin Higgens. SENIDR-URITY Seated: Jackie Lou Falnel, treasurerg Norma Rieman, presi- clentg Miss Penrocl, sponsor. Standing: Betty Ferguson, secretaryg Jeane Mussman, vice- president. The Senior-ority is an organization of Junior and Senior girls who are interested in cultural growth and personality development. Under the sponsorship of Miss Penrod, the Senior- ority has promoted many worthy enterprises for the school. Some of these were the distribution of tags for the junior Red Cross, soliciting funds for the Tuber- culosis Drive, and decorating the school during the Christmas season. 'llhroughout the year a series ot social events that symbolize the ideals and aims of the club was arranged for the members. Among these meetings were the Initia- tion Ceremony, the Christmas Dinner, the Mother and Daughter Meeting, a style show, and the Senior Recog- nition Breakfast. BUUSTER BLUE Bots NlURPHY, JACKIE Lou FABEL, BILL BRANSON AND MR. IQELLAM In 1941 many clubs were flourishing in Southport high school, and the Booster club was among the most popular. The purpose ot the club is to create full support and enthusiasm toward any event sponsored by our school. The entire student body is represented in this organiza- tion. Our Booster Club is a, firm believer in the saying, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. It spon- sors dances, pep sessions, and celebrations, for out- standing accomplishments during the school year. Beloved by all students of Southport, in or out of the Booster Club, is its kindly sponsor, Mr. Kellam. 1 ANEHUR STAFF Upper Group Seated: Jackie Nash, typistg Peggy Karstadt, associate, Norma Rieman, typistg Ebin Willoughby, literaryg Jackie Lou Fabel, literaryg Billie Mae Winchest-er, lay outg Wesley Hienry, lay out, Pat Shimer, lay out, Betty Westerfield, sports. Standing: Katherine Christian, lay out, Jean St-eck, literary, Bill McMillan, sportsg Mary Lou Phillips, lay outg N-ellie Bivens, lay out. Lower Gi-Oup Seated: Marjorie Shay, typistg Robert May, lay outg Jeane Mussman, editor, Pat Robbins, circulation, Betty Ferguson, associate. Standing: Bill Smart, circulation, Joyce Graham, associate, Nliss Kersey, sponsor, Dick George, associate, Rose Marie Bates, artist. Thosei persons not pictured are Virginia Church, associate, and Mildred Philips, business manager, The Anchor is sponsored by the Senior Class under the kindly guidance of Miss Harriet Kersey. The staff is composed of Seniors selected by the faculty. In this book, we have tried to mirror an authentic picture of our high school life so that in later years we may look back in this mirror and see the reflection of our Senior year. The Anchor Staff of 1944 has been confronted with unusual difhculties. Many of the things which are essen- tial in publishing a book have been restricted because of war time shortages. We of the' Anchor Staff wish to express our grati- tude to our sponsor, Miss Kersey, who has unselfishly contributed her time, effort, and patience toward the construction of this book. FUTURE FARMERS UE AMERICA Under the sponsorship of Mr. McCor- mick the Southport Chapter is a part of the state and national organization known as the Future Farmers of America. The primary objective of the F.F.A. is to encourage and help boys interested in agriculture and to develop those abilities that will make them better farmers and agricultural leaders. The officers for 1943-44 are as follows: Paul Egenolf, Presidentg John Peale, Yice-President: KVallace Van Dyke g Sec- retaryg Richard Thomas, T reasurerg and Tim Pennington. Reporter. TRAEEIE ELUB Grover Stambaugh, Richard Vtfard, Williaiii WVatts, Bob Eisner, Mr. Linson, Bill Doll, Bob Lyons, Earl Gibbons, Bill VVirey, fkneelingj Norman Baker. Sponsored by Mr. Linson, the traffic boys render many services to the school. They safely eliminate trafhc difficulties in the parking lot and enforce safety practices on the school buses. Regardless of the weather these boys are always on thc job. EIRLS ATHLETIC ASSUEIATIUN The ingoing and outgoing' officers of the Girls Ath- letic Association are left to right: Cona Harbin, Shirley Smith, Beth Copsey, Miss McKay-sponsor, Phyllis Miner, jane Ellen Ford, jeane Mussman, and Shirley Tuttle. The main undertaking of' the G.A.A. this year was Red Cross work. The girls worked two days a week folding two and four inch surgical dressings. On the average four thousand dressings were made each week. VV e are all proud of the splendid work done by these girls. The monitors are pictured above. Seated: Mickey Dailey, Thelma Phillips, Doris Bourne, Barbara Smart, Jackie Lou Fabel, Georgia Ann Pitcher, and Pat Shimer. Standing: Pat Morrison, VVilma Burnsworth, Miss McKay, Jeane Mussman, and Phyllis Miner. The club gave an all-girl Christmas Party with music furnished by Al Theil's Band. UREI First Row: Ieane Mussman, presiclentg Lucille Quebe, Steven Osborn, Dorothea Reagan, Thelma Phillips, Marjorie Burk- hart, Benona Kloess. Second Row: Beth Copsey, Pat Robbins, Betty Martin, Lewis Doll, Betty Kellie, Mary Stevenson, Audrey Simon, Or- vills Shoemake, Jean McKin- ney, Ann Havey, Joyce Gra- ham, Lois Beals, and Ruth Simon. The orchestra has distinguished itself by performing at class plays, special programs, community functions and other high school activities. A great deal of time and work is devoted by its members in preparing for these programs and their animal participation in the lncliana State Band and Grchestra Contest. The present officers are jeane Mussman, President 5 Phyllis Miner, Vice- President g and Frances Lyons, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: Jean McKinney, president, Orville Shoemake, Audrey Simon, Catherine Math- ews, J. Wayne Ebert, Dick Po- land, Thelma'Phillips, Mary Ellen Kornbroke, Merlin Out- calt, Barbara McQuat, Stephen Osborne, and Dorothea Reagan. Second Row: Dick Esmon, Mary Catherine Stevenson, Ruth Rahke, Dorothy Ross, Dick Hall, Robert Bretz, Rosemary Powell, 'Bill Ackerman, Vir- ginia Thompson, Ann Havey, Joyce Graham, sec. treas., Walter Macey, Bill Sawyer, Delbert Dale, Bill Schmalfelclt, Thomas Wilson, and Bill Jaus. Jadlc Byrunm, Roscoe Miller, STRA Third Row: Francis Lyons, secretary treasurer, Wilma Burnsworth, Irma Jean Nelson, Mary Ellen Green, Maurice Miner, Catherine Mathews, Gonna Harbin, Bob Bretz Bar- bara Ray, Joanne Losche, Bruce Green, Norman Elrod, Bill Schmalfeldt, Bill Jaus, Joanne Love, Ruth Croas, Phyllis Min- er, vice president. Fourth Row: Willis Fix, Bob Stoneburner, Sally Copsey, Mr. Durham, director. Present at every gaine and full oi life at pep sessions, the hand is an essential part of the high school activities. The endeavors of the whole year have been paced by the colorful marching oi the inajorettes and the band when they led the high schools in the Navy Day parade. Another activity in which our band participates is the Indiana State Band and Grchestra Contest. The 1943-44 officers are as follows: Jean McKinney, President, Don Crawshaw, Vice-President, Joyce Cirahain, Secretary-Treasurer 3 and Maurice Miner, Sergeant- at-Arms. ID Third Row: Jean Morgan, Luana Spencer, Nellie LeMas- ters, Mary Lou Baller, Peggy Nabring, Jane Francis, Wendell Leedy, James MicQuinn, Bob Fisher, Carl Simon, Maurice Miner, sergeant at arms, Ger- ald Glasson, Alvin Smith, Bar- bara Ray, Joanne Losche, Al- lan Green, Doris May, James McCallie, Dave! Stumph, Bruce Green, Norman Elrod. Fourth Row: Willis Fix, Joe Tipton, Robert Stoneburner, Alberta Derret, Phyllis Miner, Marjorie Mears, Conna Harbin, Norine Gocllcin, Shirley Tuttle, Martha Woods, Katherine Lyons, and Robert Durham, director. Not Pictured: Don Craw- shaw, vice president. X v' ' x 'Wfe Wal! Um Qmnhffl Qaida can Ike fan! Q4 can Zfae Sea 230 'E 275 fi? 2.4! gQiw S' xx X X ATHLETICS ,, ,Q ff 25?-bLW:?..ri3y by .qi WQ, W-.www ,Q-' ,Q'i5f-5-ggyzrvi A ' ' , U-.. . . ,,ZCf-sf, Hfvffiw' ii , I FUUTBALL VVo0dy Robbins Dugclale Branson XXFZIIIIIDICI' ,Xlbertson Mayer Robert McClellan M cllillan Capt. Linn Don Fleener Vanllyke Iigenolf Tonges Bill james Roland Sturln 1943 BASKETBALL SEASON The football team of 1943 won three, lost three, and tied three. The rather inexperienced boys have the distinction of being the only the state to hold undefeated Shortridge to at tie. Lettermen lost from this squad by graduation or withdrawal are VVoody John Vtfampler, Norb Mayer, Bill Dugdale, Bill McMillan, Paul Linn, XVallace Van Dyke, Bill Branson, Paul Egenolf Bill James, Roland Sturm, George Kopetsky, and George Roquet. Remaining lettermen are Bob Albertson. Robert McClellen, Don Fleener, and Henry Tonges. ' A Southport 19 Southport 0 Southport 0 Southport 6 Scores Westville 0 Southport Tech 19 Southport Shortridge O Southport Cathedral 6 Southport Southport 19 Warren Central 6 1943-44 BASKETBALL SEASON 26 team in Robbins. 0 Manual O 6 Clinton 7 0 Vtlashington 45 Ben Davis 6 ' Our basketball team enjoyed a successful season, winning ten out of eighteen games. Southport played against some of the better teams of the State. Perhaps the greatest triumph of the season was the victory over Shortridge. Shortridge received state rankings in several poles of sports writers. They also boast victories over VVashington, Tech, and Cathedral of Indianapolis. Experienced players for 1944-45 are Blankenship, Esmon, Seay, Albertson, and Tonges. Southport 25 Southport 29 Southport 24 Southport 35 Southport 40 Southport 19 Southport 25 Southport 34 Southport 47 Warren Central Scores Southport 33 Franklin Southport 32 Elwood Southport 35 Center Grove Southport 37 Washington Southport 39 Lawrence Southport 37 Shortridge Southport 33 Manual Southport 32 Cathedral Southport 39 Southport High School-Total Points 595 The live highest scorers were as follows: Irwin Robbins Stahl Steltey Tonges Total Points 182 138 1 12 75 61 Howe Greenwood Ben Davis Shelbyville Franklin Twp Tech Martinsville Broad Ripple Decatur Central 33 Opponents Total Points 583 Average Per Game 10 7 6 4 3 The county tourney and sectional were not figured in these percentages. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN S1'1z1f1fEY TONGES A1,1s1c1:TsoN STAHL IRXNIN CAM: PAT ROBBINS Cobern Seay is not pictured. TRACK Mr. Pitcher, Bill Glenn, Roy Mac- Beth, Chester Junken, Harold Hensley, Mr. Plunlcitt, coach. Bill Blankenship, Max Fraley, Nor- man Baker, Jay Lee Moore, Walley Van Dyke, Gerald Mobley, Bill Branson. Raymond Deutsch, Bill Hartman, Ebin Willoughby, Gene Wade, Bob Albert- son, Henry Tonges, Paul Egenolf, cap- tain' Royce Palmore. V The team of 1943 was very successful. Bob. Aliff, Captain of the team made several new records. He placed second in the State in the low hurdles and set a new record for the Southport Relays, two new records in the sectional, and one new county record. Bob holds the all-time record at Southport for the shot-put. The remaining lettermen this year are Bill Branson, Roy MacBeth, Chester Iunken, and Paul Egenolt. BASEBALL The Cards had a fairly successful team during 1943. They played the stronger teams over Indiana, including Shelbyville and Tech of Indianapolis. Bennie Kauff- man, the only returning letterman led the team in batting and, also, served as cap- tain. The returning lettermen for this year are experienced, and Coach Linson is looking for a good season. The returning lettermen include James Irwin, Bill McMillan, Bob Mlurphy, Paul Linn, and Norb Mayer. Mr. Linson, coach, Ebin Willoughby Chester Junken, Woody Robbins, Ray- mond Deutsch, Bill Norwood. 7 Stanley Hague, Bill McMillan, cap- tain, Paul Linn, Jim Irwin, Norb Mayer, Bob Murphy. . all I WRESILI The wrestling team this year is probably the best team in the history of our school. They won the Southport Invitational Championship VX7restling Meet with a score of 45 points. The boys from South- port who placed in their weights are as follows 104 lb. 113 lb. 121 lb 128 lb. 134 lb. 146 lb. 155 lb. 166 lb 176 lb ..,....Mounts won third class. .,,.. , MR. Johnson won second class class class class class class class class...... . v,,.Higgens won first . I , ..... Bossingham won first ....,.Baker won first . ..v. ..... . .,Van Dyke won third .......-Chance won third ' Cook won second james won first Heavyweight .... .. .... Robbins won fourth Also, they won the Central Indiana IVrestling Conference Meet with a score of 53 points. Central of Muncie was runner-up with a score of 42 points. NE F. Mounts, Haggerty, C Higgens, captaing E. Chance Bill Dugclale, H. Bossingham Mr. Pitcher, coach. B. Johnson, Thomas, B James, N. Baker, R. Ritchhart MATCHES Southport 31 I ..,. Bloomington 9 Southport 43 , - ....,. Crawfordsville S Southport 34 ..., ,.... B loomington 15 Southport 38 .... . ..,. Crawfordsville S Southport 34 ..., ............ IV Iuncie 10 Southport 27... ....... ..,.... ..... 3 I uncie 9 Central Indiana Conference Meet Southport 53 ,,,,.....,.. Muncie 42 ........l... Crawfordsville 29 Southport Invitational Championship Meet Southport 45 ........,... Muncie 33 .,,..,,,.... Roosevelt of Iiast Chicago 32 fseateclj MANAGERS Mussman, Van Winkle, Tomamichel, Kehlbeck, L. Pal- more, George, and Smart, M Aww fm! mf 9 JM X 'K R N 1. . 7, N, I 1 1 1 1 INTRA-EXTRA MURALS --.IJ if L 'Y-4 ui M 1-fzf,M.T,.5., QQ, fn-fL:f ' -' .1 f,,,'7i.s'q4 v -- -. 15535, , ,ff 3 . 4 -1,5-'.. V ' 1.5, 5 -3, A-f .,. 'wr-2 . ,,,- ,Y . 1 IM , V Q fqsfi' j -. , ' ,Q '- -'f-ifw . , EMI va Ck J - ' 1f ' - -, ,, 1 I-' -ek A Q- f -'s'-4- :sax 7t.',g1.! -fr.-vis...-S HQ. Q 1 f -1 '-.- 4- f' '-1 5 sv. -ff' fm!-5-'gafnr ff 'Y F r,ff' ,, ' ' '-:L , . , ,- ' 'Q' 5-: 'jr'-V - ., 1,77 -l . .- ' 7 1 5 ,',,,,afEif?1,2f:-'Nf.2a'12H ' Wa: 'af'fii 2w s:-kiwigiwifwgzfzmr ,- f 2- , 'hu Sa Pwpme, SW ca Ufmqea IN HUNEIR UE UUR GRADUATES IN THE ARMED EEIREES High School byl ther Perry Township Mothers lOr: ganiz ation. John Carl Glen P3 ul Fred john fa. Tomanichel M. Tomanichel Stumph Stumph Meyer Catt-arson Herbert Peaper Joseph C. Niehaus Fred A. Stumph Raymond F. Gibson Edward C. Faust Charles Niehaus Joseph T. Summers Edwin C. Hartman Geo. Zavella Don Zavella james W. Stull Ollie Schmall Henry R. Resner Nlarvin James Frank James Fred Peaper Wm. C. Quelae Wm. Ray Zually Bob Shine Don Shine Harold Banta Helen Banta V Thomas Banta W Robert G. Spencer William L. Spencer Stylen Pittman Frank Schussler Nlarty Schussler Robert M. Peterson Rolnert McKay This partial list of our meui in service is humbly submitted in full knowledge of it's inadequacy in naming all of the graduates who are in the services of our country and in our ability to express to them and their families in the corn- muuity our deep and abiding loyalty. GRADUATES IN SERVICE Howard Carter Mildred Kidwell June Kidwell Robert Kidwell Russel F. Volpp Herbert E. Tolle Alvie C. Tolle Henry Penington Dayton Swiclcard Fred Wilson Robert G. Kem Richard Passwaiter Bruce Wilson james Rohn. Carmer Wm. Schroclc Chas. Allee James McCarty Howard Turley Albert C. Meyer XValter Kreie Chester J. Wheatley fBeechJ Shirley Wasson Chas. Stuttle Robert Peale Arnold Cobb Leland Power Robert McQual Robert Berkholz Harry Goins Arthur Dewsnap Geo. Dewsnap Frank Pickard Charles McKay Oral A. Thompson Everett Thompson Eugene Thompson Richard Dean Higgens Morton W. Higgens Carl Ed. Davidson Milton Nelson Spees Jack Winchell Lloyd Rogers Herbert O. Dunn Raymond Goins Zieglor Marsh Diet Raymond Aliff Forest M. Crush Max Danner Jack Danner Vernon B. Adams Forest Rogers Enos S. Snyder Ann Morgan Asa F. Fansler Richard Heath Stuart Merrick Robert B. Irish Geo. Irish, Jr. Jack N. lBussells Jack Flint Robert Meyer Xvilliam J. Boggs William Orme Raymond. Robbins Irwin L. Clampitt Vernon G. Walen Eugene Blanchard Robert W. Hacker Wm. S. Wright Walter P. McLaughlin Ellsworth Hahlt Richard Fort Russell H. Ayers Ralph M. Dodds Doyle Bertram Herchell J. Dawson John Beck Robt. F. Dougherty Abe Murphy Thos. E. Duffy Merrell D. Johnson James W. Johnson Robt. B. Brown Wm. F. Roberts Norman Wetzel Ralph Temperly Howard F. Thompson Harold Thomas Fred W. Kleins Tom Haynes Benj. F. Grinstead Harold L. Daily Fredrick Hohn Robt O. Toole Sam Hendershoot Wm. Hines Harold H. Long John G. Belden Russell V. Condon Paul Robt. Frasley Francis N. Allen Harold Coates James Bovard Frank Beyer ,Burch Willis A. Adams Russell Foster Bill Winburn Robt. Sturm Ira B. Scudder George W. Wilson Yvm. Willoughly Stanley Freeman Lores E. McFarland Lawrence Barrows, Jr. James Hiatt Paul Heath Jennings Kenipe, Jr. Freddie Bixler Ed. Earl Cromeley Raymond Davis Raymond L. Davis James Tomlinson Jerry Tomlinson Donald Stout Donald Kinnick Robert Kinnick Raymond Kinnick Waldon Kinnick John Ferger Franklin Krohne Tom Walker Robert Kattekamp C. Erwin Sutton James Wilson Allen Puckett James Puckett Everett Allen Edwin White Samuel Phillips Robert Bossingham Edward Guy Herbert Guy Harold Phillips Burt Carson Robert T. Brown Edward G. Link Herman I. Daily Ralph Daily Norman Davis Robert Davis Lester Tabor Carl E. Smith Charles M. Baer Charles Supple Donald Dowen Robert Holder Leon Roquet Wendell Kegley Gilbert Kern Albert Schrolder Wallace Moore Bill Hall Bill Shimer Chris Schlensker R. B. Branham Thomas E. Benjamin Thomas J. Walters William Robert Morg Herbert L. Ralcliffe 3.11 Bill Bavender Fred E, Hall Forest H. Dichey Ray Hauser Scott Henderson Corval Jackson Dan James Glen James Ben Kaufman Warren Wilson Bob Whitted Chester Robbins Herman Sherrer Ken Baverxder Bill 'Bfoggs Norman Davis Ed Orme John Richards Robert Fleenor Jack Flint Albert Fox Wayne Harbin Bill Ireland Herb Cring Herb Littleton Bill McQuillen Robert Whiffing Bob Wonnell James Wilson Eugene Mears James La Fara Harold Ray George R. Heistand Richard A. Willis Lois Eaton Verda McCauley Mary Jane Rahke Thyra Baer Alta Henzman Geo. Roquet Ray Sturm Art McKinney Fred Wilson Kenny Meyer Bob Miller Harold Miller Glenn Ryker Leslie Poole Bill Greenlee Clifton Grubbs Judson Haggery Delbert Kleis Warren Liechty Bob Mobley Bob Pridcly Bill Swift Ray Bridwell Ed Burton John Craig James Crawford Vernon Whalen Donald Haines Robt. Young' Emos Snyder Marshall Kegley William H. Thrall Carl A. Rosebrock Robert Claprodt Edward James Everett James Darrel Hahlt Henry J. Denk Annabell Kulpinski Edward Kulpinslci George H. Weber Morgan Clark William Harrell P Horace D. Hickman Charles Long Hubert Sanders Richard Sanders Harry Thane Robert Minnish Richard Blank Tom Blank Jack Kirlcolf Wm. Ferguson Gilbert Ferguson Fred Kornbrolce Howard Kehlbeclc Jack Moore Robert Hager Fred Kellie Marion Haversticlc, Jr. John W. Roth Alvin Marschlce Lawrence Wiegman Chris Gerhardt Louis Windhorst George Egenolf Claude E. Philips Robert A. Philips Roy Philips Charles Wilson Carl Max Askin Charles Wycoff Virgil R. Smith Robert E. Morgan Elmer C. Smith Everett L. Smith Calvin R. Henzman Paul Croas David Croas Vernon Vessels Walter Jenson John Underwood Bill Gluesenlcamp Lonnie Kashner Allen Kashner Shelly English Paul Sutterfield James Sutterfield Robert E. Hancock Robert H. Hancock SERVICE FLAG The Senior-ority Club has made and keeps up-to-date our Service Flag which hangs in the gym. Don Stanifer Don Natterstad Don Tingle Clif-'ford Schellenberg Rollin Jeffries Ralph Ferguson Robert Smock John Wm. Smith Jas. Harold Randolph Donald Wm. McCutcheon Robt. Morrison Arlie Ciaughey Wm. Fix Paul T. Ferguson Andrew T. Edwards Harold R. Graham Fred Bertram Fred McKinney, Jr. Donald Lee Ashman VVesley T. Charpie Glen P. Charpie Bert Charpie Richard Taylor John Taylor Loyd Taylor Herman Lammers Kenneth Lammers Paul' P. Mackey Lloyd R. True Bob Dressler John Gedig Ray Hartman Fred Kleine lWm. McQuillen George Poppa Rip Poppa George Bixler Richard Cobb George Crego Sol Glanzman Hiram Hash Rex Jackson Cecil Johnson Fred Kellie Don Tingle Don Bowen Bill Hall James Jones Raymond Roat John Sturm Robert Claprodt Wm. Lull HOME ELECTRIC SERVICE ZISI MADISON WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST GA. 3535 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES-MOTOROLA PERSONAL RADIOS-GE, RCA, AND HOTPOINT RADIOS AS THEY WERE In the Autumn of 1940 aspiring and perspiring Freshmen showed the gridiron style you see above. Two senior captains as they were Uwhenf' T SHOP AND SAVE 1 STANDARD SUPER MARKET SAVE ON QUALITY FOOD H EALD'S MOBILE SERVICE -+- Z4-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE -- I: y Ph - Q. osls Night-Ga. 5229 TIRE AND TUBE VULCANIZING MECHANICAL womc NEW AND USED TIRES 4th and Main St. Beech Grove, I . S P O R T B O W L BOWLING ALLEY BOWL FOR HEALTH, PLEASURE AND RECREATION BREHOB BROTHERS Located on New U.S. 31 South of Cit Incl' y If winter comes can spring be far behind? Mrs. Black and Mary Lou in the Libra IF your present home Ioan is not entirely to your liking: come in . . . let us explain the many advan- tages of our modern loan plan., I'IOI'T12 loans TO FINANCE OR REFINANCE FIRST FEDERAL Savings And Loan Ass'n. Of Greenwood Mr. George Deutsch in Physical Fittness Mr. Leecly SOUTHPORT LUMBER CO 1- BUILDERS DEPARTMENT STORE -4- Johns-Manville Insulation - Roofing - Cabinets - Storm Sash Wallpaper and Paint. LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS! Ga. 2431 Financing Arranged Where Needed 5563 Madison Ga 5563 INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE --With-- HAROLD O. BURNETT OFFICIAL AUTO LICENSE BRANCH Beginners and Conditional Tests Friday 8 to 9 A. M. POST OFFICE STATION NO. I5 Ojen 8 A. M. 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