Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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,5 Summa, swim, ' NOVEMBER l - Cards again met Decatur Central, 8 - Seniors produced New Fires. ll H Smarties were inducted to National Honor Society. Ending the day right was the first senior party. l3 - F.B.L.A. gave party. l5 - Cardinals hit the hardwood with Franklin. 20 -A dinner was given by F.F.A. 22-Basketball was played with Elwood. 25-Iuniors enjoyed their first party. 26 - l-li-Y had a supper. 27 - Southport played Center Grove. 28-29-Lads, lasses, and teachers ate their Thanksgiving Dinners. 30-Southport played Washington. SUNRISE SERVICE The Perry Township Easter Sunrise Service is an annual event at Southport which is deeply appreciated by the community as a whole. This year will be the tenth consecutive season for the service in which the nine churches and six schools ot the town- ship participate. The theme ot the program is centered around the resurrection, which is portrayed in pantomine by students of the high school. Three choruses play important roles in the services by lending their voices to make the program even lovelier. There are the adult choir: the youth choir, directed by Mrs. C. Kaiser: and the junior choir, consisting oi grade school students. Miss Blanche Penrod is in charge oi the services, and is assisted by many departments oi the school. Q W W I Q

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umm H,-jagmm Commencement-the unforgettable event in the life- of every stu- dent. It is true that at Southport, as in every other school, this term-end activity becomes the climax of the year. Each senior becomes overwhelmed with enthusiasm of visiting friends, anticipation of the future, and a certain air of expectancy. We are proud of our group of l946 graduates, and we seniors of 1947 anxiously await the day that we will join them in our places in this World. Though close bonds of love and fellowship make these parting days sad, they are filled with the kindness and guidance that our patient teachers have shown us throughout our high school cur- riculum. Q- l5f' 4145, 'Q' If NZWW OCTOBER l - Lettermen were turned wrong side out. 3 - Mr. Marshall snapped the underclassmen. 4 - Cardinals played Cathedral. ll - Manual football boys met ours. l8 - Southport Cardinals met Howe Hornets. 23 M Football game with Washington. 24-25-26-State Teachers' Association kept the teachers busy while the students rested. 29-30 - Students received guidance of Mr. Liddle and Mrs. Liddle.

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jhma, K The Girls Athletic Association of Southport High School is now under the leadership of the newly elected officers: president, Betty Andersong vice-president, Margie Tuttle: secretary, Anne Wade: and treasurer, Mary Lou Baker. Directed by their very qualified sponsor, Mrs. Miller, the girls are striving to create a better feeling and sisterhood among the members., A Senior-ority, composed of junior and senior girls who Wish to attain high ideals in the standards of living, is an active girls' organization of Southport High School. The girls to be in charge of their activities for the coming year are: president, Ioan O'Brieng vice-president, Rose leffriesp Secretary, Maxine Haines, treasurer, Betty Watts. A