Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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A Seniaaft KATHRYN OREM Do I have to do this all alone? Asked Kathryn with a little groan. I. VMURIEL OSBORNE We grant although she has much wit She was very shy of using it. VfLEON PALMORE Live to laugh and laugh to live He's one to take and one to give. THELMA PHILLIPS And still the wonder grew and grew How ,fone-small head, -held all she knew. BETTY PRICE Her voice didn't change, be- lieve it not When she hits high C, it just hits the spot. AUDREY OSBORNE I think much and say little But it seems I never play sec- ond fiddle. MERLIN OUTCALT A boy with humor must be admired That's one quality to which we have aspired. JOAN PENROD Sheis one of those girls who enjoys To study books instead of boys. DICK POLAND Heis ready for anything, good or bad Say'anytl-ring, he wonlt 'get H mad. LUCILLE QUEBE A serious-minded little lass Who never fails to head our class. dreams that were blasted . . . Oh, well, it was swell while it lasted .

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IOREEN MEZGER Honors in shorthand upon her pour A business man would prize her to be sure. 5, AGNES MISINICE Gentle, sweet, and friendly if she Success in life her lot will be BIL LIE MORGAN Death is permanent, so live while you may Always remember, Rome was- n't built in a day. SHIRLEY MYERS IVe like her smile, her look her way A sense of pleasant ease on any day. BARBARA MCOUAT smiling face From our minds We ll never erase L Her cheery words, her ' 9 Y enicwl EMILY MICKEL In an oyster, shels a pearl- Southportis choice of a typical girl. RAMON MOBLEY VVhy should life all labor be? XVhy report cards are given is a mystery to me. FRED MOUNTS Inches aren't the measurement for men For in energy Fred equals ten. JOHN MCGUIRE t'Thinking is an idle waste of time Said John, in ignorance sub- lime. CAROL MCQUILLEN Caro1's popularity we cannot deny Her blue eyes have caused S. H.S. Joes' to sigh. all.. . Oh, many the times that we've grumbled -. . . And many the

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CHLOE RAMAGE l've always lived a life of ease Yet, I've done my best to please. RUTH ANN RIGGS Her pleasant disposition has won her many friends, Both students and faculty. VXEDWARD RosEBRocK Smile, be happyg the future is bright You can't go wrong, when you do right. DONNA SCHRIEFER She's likable, 'nuff said Happy, spirited, well read. ROBERT SMITH No sinner and no saint per- haps But, well, the very best of chaps. Senicvzd DOROTHEA REAGAN Slipping, sliding, giggling, prancingg How this little maid does love dancing. ,i BETTY ROQUET I do like dates, I must confess They're my favorite fruit, I guess. 'f PAUL RYKER Paulls motto is, Prompt to the minute, I After all, therels a fortune in it. BETTY SHIRLEY Quiet by nature, Betty by name Her friendliness to all, will always be the same. BILLY SMITHEY A mischievous guy, with an innocent look Would rather study girls, than study a book. We've had our fun, and now we're done . . . So thanks for the memories .