Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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- l - i if. M I. David Sheets E ' flips A.,k: Vk'k ,S , Q L z. Alice Shutters E 1fI.lf'V Qi., ,IQ , '- 555. A - i i S V T ,, 1 3' NEST Sililm etes J if at . 5 V 1 1 . s. Bill T. Smith . -A . .,.,....ge . W H . -, r EET., in .L .,.. x 6. Bruce Smith - it if A fi -- , -- . ' A l .- -'Hash H L I. Horton Smith l ' i 5 ' 2. Lillian Smith l ., 5 . ' 3, Dick Sponsel 52.5 122 5? 4 4. Henry Springler Y ' I 6. Reginald Sweetman l A . Q' ,....-..3Ik '... . .1 . .. . 1- JOSH 5W01'dS A L a t .. . 2. Ruth Terhune 3 v K S A pligfley 1 Li.,M Ag,i nl., ggi' it it 3. Ray Thacker pg jr . V ' i f .N '- Y 4. Richard Thiel ' if :': , . c 5. . . . . '- E . 1. t., A t 53... , V 2 L, K . i ,. L I. Thelma Todd - V: L I , - , 2. Jack umm , Q .. -A 51 it A I c. A 3. Rosalind VVebb ,. i kh k'L Q is i o E , ' 4. Robert VVheeler -' - N ' 'V -5. V f 5. Frances VVhite Z'l 3 V ti' . ,M ..A. .IV V . . . A s ' I. Nina VVilllnms ' L 2. Betty VVise -, , 3. Loretta Young - ' - .,,, V 4. John Znhnd f i gif. 'gif- IL 5. Patty Ziegler 6. Marcella YVullull A' f U ... ODDS AND ENDS .... UPPERCLASS First Picture: Magazine salesman Walter Rigdon approaches a prospective customer. Second Picture: Mr. and Mrs. Robins show the ubleacher-sittersn how at a dance. Third Picture: Marvin Christie plays Santa Claus to Booster Club sponsor Walter Kellam at the Christmas celebration. Fourth Picture: State Trooper Alva Funk, a neighbor to the school, leaves after paying a friendly visit. Page 27

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1. Louise Jensen 4, 2. Edward Kenninger , 3. Frank Ketchum Q 4. Norma Kirkham 1 5. Donna Kornbroke V 6. Ardella Kramp -4 1. Emma La Fam 1, 2. Joyce Lakey L 3. Wendell Leedy . 4. Mary Ann Lester 'L 5. Wanda Lewellen , 6. Joyce Leichty I. Lois Light LA.. P:-.ul Lindstrom L 3. Laverne Lohkamp L 74. Norma McCallie Lf 5. Gene McClain if 6. Kenneth McClain L 1. Jackie McKinney L 2. Jerry Mack 3. Don Martin 4. Pat Martindale Rf 5. Rcloerlt 'Maschmeyer 6. Virginia Mnttox L. W 1. Anna Meier 2. Evelyn Meltnbnrger I 3. Gloria Miles L 4. Put Miller ff 5. Shirley Miller 1' 6. JoAnn Milner lf 1. Bnrabnra Mitchell V 2. Elinor Moeller 3. Dorothy Moles fy 4. Robert Moore I, 5. James Moore V 6. Peggy Nabring ff' I. Carole Newland , 2. Helen O'Don:rld by 3. Jack Pollard M 4. Patty Portish 5. Mary Prickett 6. Otis Puckett rf I. Donald Quack 2. James Rea 3. Norma Richards V'4. Norma Rhyne L, . 5. JoAnn Riedal 6. Walter Rigdon 1 I. Edith Rugenstein 4 2. Mary Etta Sanders 3. Carl Schwengel X 4. Robert See ' f 5. Elizabeth Settle X 6. Mary Settle Page 26

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Page 28 Sophomore class officers have a friendly chat with their class sponsor while inspecting the trophies won by Southport pupils in interscholastic contests. Left to right are Stanley Ellis, president, Jack Armstrong, vice-president, Marilyn Light, secretary- treasurer, and Miss Marie Fraser, sponsor. 1948 Sophomores Look Toward Greater Heights At Southport By the time Southport pupils have reached their sophomore year, they have recovered from their freshman qualms and are ready to begin taking over the leadership of the school in social activities and athletics. More clubs are open to them in their second year-YVoodbutcher's, Hi-Y, Latin, G.A.A. and Lettermen's Some sophomore boys even graduate from the reserve to the varsity teams. More sophomore names are found on club activity committees. Peggy Glenn, a sophomore, was one of the highest salesmen of the magazine drive, The Speakers, Club elected Ralph Yount, sophomore, as its president. Two physical characteristics for which the '47-'48 class is known are its tall boys and its twins. Such towering fellows as Dave Bertram, Kenneth Montgomery, Louis Schmaldfeldt, and Jack Armstrong as well as other sophomore ugiantsn give the class a record in height. The twins include the Lipp girls-Joyce and Carol, the Csborns-David and Martha, and the Campbells-Charlie and Charlene. Charles was not able to attend high school this year because he is currently studying in Kentucky to be a jockey. The big, purely sophomore social event of the year is the annual sophomore party. Of course they may always attend the get-togethersn of the clubs to which they belong. Pupils in their sophomore years End several new subjects open to them--Latin, Spanish, physical education, world history, typing, shop, and several others.