Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Rosalind Meek A.B. Butler University Spanish, Biology Lucille Miller A.B. Indiana State Teachers Col. Physical Education Sponsor G.A.A. Lester O. Routh A.B. Wabash Social Studies Athletics Betty Lou Turner A.B. Indiana University English Kenneth Wasson B.S. Ball State Industrial Arts Athletics Blanche Winans A.B. Indianapolis Conservatory Art Page 1 O Elwood Miller B.S. Indiana State Teachers Col M.S. Indiana University Business, Sponsor F.B.L.A. Kathleen M. Ritchie A.B. Butler University English, Public Speaking Sponsor Junior Play Mary Tinder B.P.S.M. Indiana University English Sponsor Freshman Class Ivan Warble B.M. Butler, Jordan Conservatory Instrumental Music Nelle Weaver B.S. Ball State Business Sponsor F.B.L.A. School Treasurer Jewell Young B.S. Purdue Social Studies Physical Education Director of Athletics

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any . Lx L 'f ,i, iv, if-fate Senior Personalities Dolores Nerding, a member of the graduating class, has won recognition for herself and her school with her poetry. Her poems have twice appeared in the National High School Poetry Anthology. aff' Page 12 J' ft X H si Q is We - erer ' fhs' ' .- I N- - ' -gf? '- 'f 3332555252iw-s,,,1g,'i,A egggjfgikggiggggigggeie ' ggefiflvffek e Y as .-f e iirlit if 4 . wfeilm-.ef-fwfsis Lf51fa1z2iseifGWfgg .:- if s few? fwipgg tzfxeree we 1 V2 V ' S3 11 3 fi, ' 2 V M , l'l,a.i:a.,l Q-L il fkaftcf . K' Coal..-LL bu U. 1 giklffl if I A Who Bid Good-B e . . . These three big and friendlyn people at Southport have led the class of 1948 through their last year of high school. Dale Bough, left, served as senior class president, Virginia Hohn, center, kept the records of the group in her role as class secretary-treasurer, and Robert Bidlack, right, served his third year as vice-president of the class of 1948. COMMENCEMENT Good-bye, good-bye, dear Southport. I bid thee fond farewell, And all the precious memories That lived from bell to bell. A fond farewell to classrooms, And teachers' harried looks 5 To basketball and football- M ore interesting than hooks! To soldier-'rows of lockers, Garrisoned in the halls, Where many-a sweet flsve minutes Left their imprints on the walls! Where Usteadiesu stood and talked, And seniors dared to scorn The frightened little freshies, Whose thoughts were so forlorn! Good-bye to parties, dances- To operettas, plays- To trackineets and to tozlrneys, And oh, such happy days! To clubs and other soeial life Too nznch to mention here. To that good old Southport High Song, And a rousing Cardinal cheer! Good-bye to all the things I leave- A senior now, I stand In cap and gown-alumnus soon- Dijwlonza in my hand. Dolores Nerding