Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1949 volume:

.1 1 WR-, B K 'li A-.. ?q.J. K, Ye 475 2131 - .'f,371f,-'- mei, W H Rx 1- . may 'Cx N , rm xl' .x, 4 . A J 1 n EMINISCING WITH THE CLASS 0F ORTY-NINE I Wlflixk if MQ, f J i M QQ f - 'im ' X School doys, School days, When we broke the rules doys. Porties, boll gomes ond lots of fun, Plenty ot tests tor everyone. Remembering these from time to time, We reminisce with the closs ot '49 Poge One X y 1?-Tfflgef' THEIQMJANCHOR SOUTHPORT HIGH SCHOU O I AA Remember '49 wos Tbe year Remember our Almo Morer A A . Tbose good 'ole rosbmoo sduore dances A . , The formal prom A A . Tbose bard fought boll domes . A . Tbe touob ossigrmmems Lrom dog' to doy ',., the friends we mode A A A Tbe eiubs we 'oirwed A A A tbe eorwos ood pep sessioos A A A and 'rbe mod ddsb for me Ixmeb lme, Remember? , A . How Could J INDIANAPMIS, INDIANA Poge Tlrre INDEX INTRODUCTION EVENTS OF THE YEAR CLASSES PEOPLE OF THE YEAR ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS Page Four X. Mk 3 . ,, ey.. L W5 NA - Q I 1 if ww 'L 4 'J Just Reminiscin' About The Events of The Year Remember . . . our little red school house after the first big snovv . . . burning the midnight oil over senior research themes while senior play practices were in session . . . the mad rush for the pencil sharpener when study period was acclaimed . . . the scramble of the stragglers before the last bell resounded through the hall . . . those tive minutes at discussion pro and con . . . the staggering crovvds which congregated in front of the lockers near room 26. Remember the fun we had during these days in spite of it all? Page Seven Page Eight Remember the confusion on the tirst day and the bevvil- dered little freshmen as they lost their way to class . . . the scramble tor lockers which were never locked because combinations were so complex . . . hovv the greetings ol classmates rang through the halls . . . after months ol summer vacation . . . the first tidgety minutes spent while the teachers put their John l-lenries on enrollment blanks and assigned new textbooks . . . rnnember the colossal oroduetion ot The ghting LittIes by the seniors . , . after rorisome hours ot rehearsal, but wosn't it n . , . the election ot the tirst tootboll ng ond queen ot the Footboll Hop . , . 1,o,.......-1 wese were some ot the events thot mode lr senior year one to be remembered, Poge Nine . me f , ! if Z f ? E Rcmcwber . . , Chrlgtmde in tlwreugh The hells . . , the crwudl Chmtmds Como . . . G XX. N, Semdrfdrity, HVY, by The Homsummxrug Dance C,'!VbSfl'UO5 vdedtnorw . . Remc dignity te our yedrf Page Ten song! the cdrders whose music VGUQ 'rrdditwomdl Qw5TmcS Tree and The the Combined Chrugtmds Perry of the FHA cmd The FBLA A Climdxed Gnd QGIWQV, dmd The lung dmticipdted mber the formal WHCHQNS that ddded f 'xc Remember . . . the pride we felt when Wendell and Barbara were appointed To the Board of Directors of The Junior Red Cross . . . and 'rnen The loss we experienced when our classmate David passed away . . . Page Eleven e ive W. ,mmm W .. -L K N. .Mx Page Twelve il ...N A Adm me Remember . . , the steam we gat tip at ball games . . , tlie trielqy tarmatians tlte band became en- tangled in, espeeially the anes witli ealared liglits . . . remember tlie eii te aiittits at the yell leaders and tlie time tliey spent in giving tlie team a real boast . . . tlwe aelwing feet at tlie snappy maiar- ettes , , A the tiizzy bat and the ligltted batan tltat led atir band . . , da yaii remember tlie bruises tram tlie skating parties span- sured by tlie Classes and Clubs . . . tliat tigliting little treslaman team , , . tlie riislt tar tlwe ealae maeltine at liineli liatir . , . the jazz sessions an tlie stage atter we gtilped dawn aiir liinelt , . . tlte trapliies we added ta atir cal- leetian , . . Miss Cltandlers earny lakes , , , 9 Page Thirteen Remember the music mokers' f... the honors they brought to Southport . . . the tomous boys' octet . . . the thrill ot plocing in contests . . . The cute operetta Pickles that eve ryone worked so hord on . . . Mr. Worble's hoir teoring contests . . . lhovv hord he tried to educote Southport to tiner musicl , . . the spring con- cert , . . the hustle ond bustle ot the County Choral Festivol in our building . . . the new or- ganizotions within the instrumentol deportment , . A the ropping ot Mrs, l.uginbill's magic wand to bring her songsters to ottention . . . the new choir robes obtoinecl by the plugging ot the mogozine soles . . . the Borber Shop Quortet. Poge Fourteen Remember , . . the peoutitul pageant of the Easter Sunrise Service . , . the inspiring music ond the stirring addresses ot the Easter Story . . , This was Southport in song. Rernenther thot homework, wo5n't it terrtble? Thoge long hours in the etossroonrs when we vvonted to be out in the open . . . the l'tVCCt5tOtt Mr, Lin5on de- monded ot Meehonieol Drowrng elusses , . , those inlrttiote drowings no one Could understond . . . the horrihle Smell from the Chernietry Ioh , , , the prod- ucts of the photography Cturtwonrn , . the time We txlllect in the lrhrory loot-Qing for xntcrtt lnoota-N with Iorge print . . , those coveted poasex thot' rc'-teoaert us tor o tow tHt't. CtOtlfS QeCondQ from classes . . . how we struogted with Cnesor in lnttn Il . . A whot trouhte we hod mok- inq rtn'r'eQt1er moth prohtemS CIN-Ct-1 Rf rnemlver'9 Rt-nrerntut-r . , . the hiotogy room , . the hours we spent Chosrnq hugs . . . the poor trew, we nctorty de-teoted . , . tltitfwfj ahnty Worms We hucgt to ati-,eat , . , ugh? . . . the white ruti ond horned tnurlw thut tuott Cru Uwtul heotrng from inquisitive rtentftl rtornlw . , rernenrher tht' wortfl 'wtttltltltltti We truest to with tn rwuulvtmns ctoss A . A thot ttnot government test , wowf ,thesrnell ot tturwntiut' uufl the ttltffifw of url rruiuta hr tht' Cut rormrh . . thr' rnor,ter'rnrciCeS thot were turned out . . rnorte the utrt1noaturn sit up ond tot e notlfe . , , the Cltftitttfe clocti ot hugy typewriters . , A the QVOGVIQ thot ro2e from the htstory room on test doy . . . the hum of the sewing nwoehine ond the rottte of poti ond pong from the home ec deoortment . , . the honoinq of honwmers ond the huzzinq of Sows in the short . , Remember? Pogo Sixteen Q4 ...A- QWWWM iii 1 if i ' 3 .Q S' - ., wx . flu L P090 SGW-rw11 Cr1 Reminiscing With The Class Of '49 About The People Of Gui' Year What's a school without lots of people? Remember ours . . . Remember . . . Mr. Leedy and his office . . that sickening feeling when you were called in, but how reasssuring and understanding he was. Remember . , . Mr. Swift , A our trustee whose aim was to make Southport the best? Remember . . . the faculty that made the school tick . . , the efforts they put forth to make us intelligent and educated . . . the clubs and classes they sponsored to liven our school years . . . how they let up on assignments when tourneys came round . . . how they took that Monday morning slump in their stride. Remember , . . the classmatese-senior, junior, sophomore, freshmen . . . the happy times we had with new and old friends . . . the students who headed organizations and worked with the faculty , A , to make the clubs click? Yes, we'll remember always the people of our year. Page Nineteen ,Muon Remember our deans, Miss Penrod and Mr. KellamP They were always trying to keep us out of trouble, and what a hard time they had . . . the countless absentees they filled out . . . the counciling service they operated . . . the classes they crammed into this already full schedule . . . all the bugs Miss Penrod made her freshmen pupils chase . . . the endless hours spent by tresh- Page Twenty men preparing that final guidance report for Mr. Kellam . . . Remember while classes came first with them the clubs they sponsored came first with us . . . We all remember Mr. Kellam's ettorts to make the team show how much we appreciated them through the Booster Club . . . and Miss Penrod's promotion of high ideals through the girl's organization, Senior-ority. FACULTY Alice W. Black A. B. Inrlinnzl Central Libr:u'y, junior Class Sponsor Sponsor' of Lihrzzry Club Jesse Copsey A. ll. Whirworlh College English, Sponsor of F.'1'.A. Eleanor Guyer A. B. llxuiovvl' M:ilhr'iii:ilics, Sociul Club Roy Linson B. S. llzill Slim: Inrluslriol Arls, Athletics Moilul Club, Traffic Club Margaret' W. Loudermilk ll, S. Inilixuizl Uiilvrisily' lloiuc lifonoinics, Caill-lci'i.x Sponsor' ol' F.ll.A., junior Rcil Cross Gynelli Loginlnill ll. S. lllxiiichvslcr Youll Music, Opurcttn Earl McCormick li. S. A., M. A. Purrluc Agriculturv, lliolngy Sponsor ol' F.F,A. www ws :gf 5-5.31. sire - Q, ,fy e::r:::1gg :gr l-lelen J. Chandler A. B. Butler University Social Studies, Honor Society Bert G. Haviland B. S. Indiana Central Social Studics Marie Eraser li. 5. llull Mute Perry Nr-ws, Quill iuul Scroll Signpost, Sophoniiiru Class Sponsor jivurnulisin, English, Phologrzipliy Margaret D. Janerr B. S. Uiiivr-rsily of Ciuciunziti Ilusiurss Erluczniou, Co-sponsor' of I'.B.L.A. Clarence E. Lieclily A. Il. Inrlizum Cr-ntrul Mulhriuailics, Sponsor of lliAY Chauncey McDaniel ll. 5. Inilinnzi Univursily Driver 'l'rnining, Biology Arhh-tics Elsa S. Majors B. A. Butler University Latin, English Sponsor of Senior Play Anchor :rnil Lulin Club Page Twenty-one F ACI LTY Kathleen M, Ritchie A. B. llutlur University M. A, Nnrthwcstcrn University linglish, Public Speaking, Drarnatics Spunsor junior Play, Mask and Gavul Lucille Miller A. ll, Indiana Statc Teachcrs Cullugu Physical liducatinn Sponsor' of G.A.A. C Ellis Robins A. B. Indiana Ca-ntral Collv.-gc Chr-rnislr'y', Physics, Malhcinatics Sunini' Class Sponsor Mary Tinder li.l'.S.M. Indiana Univursily English, Sponsor of Frcshinnn Class Ivan Warble Il, M. llutll-r, jordan Cmiservatur'y of Music, Instrumental Music Nelle Weaver Ii. S. Hall State Business, Schuol 'l'rcasurcr Jewell Young ll. Purduc Social Studies, Physical Education Dircctar of Athletics Page Twenty-two Rosalind Meek A. li. Butler Univrrsily Spanish, Biology Elwood Miller M. S. Indiana llnivvrsitv B. S, Inclinna Nate Tuafhvrs Cnllcge Businvss, Coespnnsor of F.B.L.A. Athlvlic Puhlicity Lester O Routh A. B. Vkixhztsh Social Studies Athletics Betty Stevens B. S. Indiana University Ilusinuss, Mnthvinzrtics, Pcnnmnship and Spelling, Sncial Club Betty Lou Turner A.ll. Inrliztna University English, Sponsor' of Page and Chapter Club Kenneth Wasson R. S. Ball State Industrial Arts Athletics Blanche Winans A. B. Marian Collvgc Art This was our year, the year we felt we owned the school . . . Remember the pride we felt as freshmen pointed us out and whispered senior' ',.. how proud we were of Elinor Moeller and Bob Wheeler as they reigned as aueen and king of our Football Hop , . . Rose Ebert our D.A.R. Citizen , . . Mr, Robins our sponsor . . . Those extra special parties that happen only to seniors . . , the big success of our Senior Skate . . . The hot dogs and SENIOR OFFICERS Discussing the big events of the senior year are left to right: Mr. Robbins, class sponsor, Wilbur Elsner, vice- president, Bill Dudley, pres- y ident and Rose Ebert, sec- l reta ry-treasurer. coffee at half time of our football games . . . Dottie Huck, our super salesman in the magazine drive . . . the probiems that arose in cadet teach- ing . . , ordering graduation announcements and c:rds , , , being measured for caps and gowns . , the faculty reception . . . the senior day pro- gram . . .l3accalaureate.. .and then . . . Remember the lump in your throat as you received your diploma . . . This was graduation. I Page Twenty three Page SE IOR' Della May Hartley Vice Prmsiilciil uf C.A.A. :incl Suniur- urin, F.l1.I,.A., Quill :uni Scroll, As- sufiatu Iirlilnr nf Anchor Staff, Ellilnr nf Pl-riy' Nuws, Stuclunt Orgalnizzitioii, liumtrr Club, Sucrl-t:ii'y', Sl-niur Play, juniur Play, Oiwrcttri, Latin Club. Bruce Smith Pix-aillliit of F.F.A., lloustvi' Club Patty Ziegler F.IS,I,,.-X., G,A.A., Svninr-ority, Latin Club, Futura- 'l'uachur's Club, Mask and Gavel, Scci'ct:ii'y, Anchor Staff, Booster Cluh, junior Play Bob Boltz In-ttvi'iii:iii's Club, llmmslcl' Club, Bus- kctbnll, 'I4r:ilk, Baseball Rosemarie Bockes Latin Club, llimsh-i' Club, G.A.A., Sun- iur-uiiiy, SL-cu-t1ii'y', Ofnru Girl, Svniiir Play, Ronald Browning lluusivr Club, 'I'r4-asu1'ci' of F.F.A. Nancy Beanian junior Play, C.A.A., Svcrutary, Librar- ian, F.'I'.A., Cmlu! 'I'cachcr, Latin Club, Sl-iiim'-ni'ity, Edward Kenninger Hunslci' Club, Opcrcttn, Chnir. Lois flulderlaeide Vicu I'i'vsiilcnt of National Honor So- filly' :null l4'.li.I,.A., Sriiiai'-nrity, G.A.A,, llnom-i' Club, Anrhor Staff, Senior Play, Ilznifl, Orchustrn, Mask anal Gavel, Latin Club, Sr-ci'ctnry. Bob Moore Hi-Y, VVrLslling, Booster Club, Ruy's Octvr, Choir, Opf-retta, Senior Play. Editb Rugenslein G.A.A., F.'I'.A., F.B.L.A., Mask and Gavrl Club, SL-ciul1irr, Secretary nf Son- iiir-ni'itr, Booster Club, Anchnr Stuff, Senior Play. Joe Haviland Iiuufu-1' Club, Womlhutchcrs Club, Op- cruua. Twenty-four SllNl0R Bill Gedig Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Latin Club, Booster Club. Patty Portish F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Band, Booster Club, Secretary, Office Girl, Mask and Gavel Club. Bill l-lol'in Booster Club, Vt'ootlbutcher's Club, Choir, Operetta, Stutlent Organization. R-use M. Ebert Secretary of National Honor Society, Secretary of junior and Senior Classes, Vice Prcsidcnt of Quill and Scroll and Student Organization, junior and Senior Plays, Anchor Staff, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, D.A.R. Citizen. Ernest Eaton Booster Club, Operetta, Chorus, junior Play, Senior Play. Laverne Lolwlcamp F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Mask and Gavel, Band, Orchestra, Office Girl, Richard The-il President of Booster Club, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Lettermcn's Club, Stu- dent Organization, Freshmen Football and 'I'r:tCk. Joyce Leiclity National Honor Society, Senior-ority, G.A.A, Latin Club, Speakers Club, Presi- dent of Orchestra, Band, Senior Play. Marian Dudgeon Booster Club, Student Organization. Peggy Nabring G.A.A., Senior-ority, Copy Editor of Anchor Stztlif, Secretary of Booster Club, Latin Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, National Honor Society, Trt-asurer of Quill and Scroll, Opt-retta, Associate Editor of Perry News, Chorus, Secre- tary of Freshmen Class. Jack Pollard Lcttcirnrens Club, Hi-Y, Football, Wrest- ling, Booster Club. Barbara Darnpier 4 'I'reasu1't-r of F.B.L.A., Yell Leader, G. A.A., Latin Club, Stutlcnt Orgtuifzation, Booster Club, Chorus, Opt-rctta. Page Twenty-live SENIOR Robert See Booster Club, Xibodbutchers. Dolores Embry Future Teachers of America, Secretary- Treasurer of Page and Chapter Club, Cadet Teacher, Senior'-ority, G.A.A., Mask and Gavel, Perry News Staff, junior and Senior Plays, Booster Club. Bob Beols Booster Club. Corlo Fritz F.B.L.A, G.A.A., Seniorsority, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Operetta, Mask and Gavel, Secretary, Oliice Girl, Page and Chapter Club, Booster Club. Bob Wheeler Football, Future Farmers of America, Lette-rmens Club, Basketball, Booster Club. loon Gluesenkomp G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Page and Chapter, Mask and Gavel, Choir, Senior Play. Fronk Ernhcrt Booster Club, Band, Orchestra. Normo Rhyne G.A.A., Senior-ority, Perry News Staff, Choir, Operetta, Booster Club. Gene Austin Booster Club, Wondbutchers, Mory Ann Garrison Booster Club, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Mask and Gavel Club, Page and Chapter Club. John Dowson Future Farmers of America Club, Let- termens Club, Booster Club, Football, Wrestling. Elizabeth Settle G.A.A., Chorus, Operetta, Mask and Gavel Club, Booster Club. Poge Twenty-six SENIOR U..'X.A., Sulxiiu-wits, llimau-1 Club, Sig- ixtaiiy, I,ibl:u'i1nu. Joe l-lorrle Fimllulll, llsnaibnll, 1.1114 lixuruw Club, Hi-Y, Stuiluul 0l'g:iuiz1nriou, Yiiu-l'i'na1- :li-ut llimftui' Club, Jackie McKinney liiimlvi Club, lI.A.nX., Suuioi-iiiiu, Sir- in-t1u1'v, F.ll.I..,fX., Siam' 'I'iifzisuii-1 ul' I . 1l.I.,.-M, juuuu' :mud bi-uuu Plxuvs, Aiuluu' Sunil, Suuli-nz Uigniiimiiuii, flpi-iizi.i. Jock Byirigron Vice Piuslilcill of Muilul Club, lloiiftvr Club. Doiwrwo Korribroke Puaiilulit nl Quill ziuil Bclull, l'illliu of Prrrv Nc-us, Sports, Viliiui ol' ,-Xlulxiir Stuff, F.li.l...-X., Futuri- 'I'i-:uhvis uf Aim-rica Club, Si-ci'i'i:11Ax', Ruiifivi' Club, Umm' Girl, Lilvrpuinu, muiiu-uiiiv. Robert Fort hrciw-lz11'y' ul lll-X, ll.iiul, Oiilii-sim, Iloustcx' Club, Lzltiu Club, Shirley Miller Hourly: Club, lI,A.A., Si-fy'i'l:ui'y, Uiliii- Glll, Svilioi'-ulllv, F.R.I..,-X., Sculur l'l:1x', Op:-ii-tin, Auclmx Stull, Ch-uus. Willnur Elsrier Vim' Prusicluut Flu-sbluzuu Clziss, :mil Sz-uim' Class, Pri-siilvut uf Supllulumc :uul juulur Cliias, Sluili-ut Ui'g:uiil:nrioi1, Aihlitic Muuiigur, junior l'l:n', Upon-tin, Svuiul' Plzlv, lli-Y, Mmlul Club, Busi- ness Filitor ul' Aunhiu' Stuff, l'1'wiili-ul mul Vice l'rwiilcx1l ol Lilicruu-us Club, lliiuiwr Soqiviv, Quill :mil Scmll, Iioosti-r Club, l5i'lcg:l!L' to llm's btzllv, Vllrlln tu1i.iu ul hi-uxoi' LIMS. Armo Meier Ihuwti-x' Club, fi.A.A., l4'.ll.l,.A., Svlliiw- uiily, Churuw, Opi-11-Itri. Korl Scbvvemgel llziuil, 0rclu'atru, llivmu-1' Club, l':1gi' zuul Chapul Club, Latin Club, Dorothy Moles Clmir, Svxlur, Trim, Svului' l'l.n', fJ.A.A., lliiimrl' Club. Jimmie Bryorii Futuri I-':u'ixivx's ul' Auux'if:u Club, lloush-1' Club. Poge Twenty-seven Page Barbara Mitchell F.B.L.A., G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Future lioniumakurs of America Club, junior Red Cross Board Member. Wendell Leedy National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Vice President of Hi-Y, Anchor Staff, junior and Senior Plays, Band, Booster Club, Xvaodbutche-rls Club. Virginia Mattox Booster Club, Senior-ority, Perry News St:iFf, Opcretta, F.B.L.A., Special Vocal. Frank Ketchum Iii-Y, Rooster Club, VVrestling, Band. Patty Miller Quill and Scroll, Perry News Staff, An- chor Staff, Rooster Club, G.A.A,, Sen- ior-ority, Latin Club. Walter Rigdon Senior Play, Opcrettas, President of Hi-Y, Piano accompanist nf Chorus and Boys Octet, Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Booster Club. Lois Light G.A.A., Senior-ority, Club, Booster Club, F.B,L.A., Latin Anchor Staff, Sec- rctary. Bill T. Smith Football, Latin Club, Booster Club. Ma ry Ann Lester G,A,A., Senior-ority, Operetta Chorus, Booster Club. Jerry Mack lioostvr Club. X'Vrtstling, Football, Thelma Todd Otiicc Girl, G,A.A., Senior-ority, Librar- ian, Choir, ltoostur Club, Anchor Staff. Paul Lindstrom Biology Laboratory Assistant, Secretary- Trczisurur of Band, Vice President of Spttziktrs Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Organization, Page and Chapter Club, Booster Club, Dramatics. Twenty-eight SE l0R John Zahhd Booster Club, Xvoodbutchers. Donna Jean Herr G.A.A., Senior-ority, Mask and Gavel Club, Latin Club, Page :intl Chapter Club, Anchor Staff, Senior Play, Boost- er Club, Librarian. Art Hagerty Lcttcrlnens Club, lloostui' cttri, Football, Vl'rc-stling, Xhiodbutchcrs, Club, Oper- Choir. Nina Williams F.B,L.A., Booster Club, Secretary. Richard Brahdleiri President of Model Club. Frances White Booster Club, G.A.A., F.ll.L.A., Student Organization, Choir. Jim Moore V Football, VVrestling, Luttcrnrcns Club, Future Farmers of America Club, Booster Club, Track. Joan Dirikel President of National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Consul of Latin Club, Editor in Chief of Anchor, Feature Ed- itor of Perry News, Editor of Signpost, Scnioreority, G.A.A,, Senior Play, Page and Chapter, Booster Club, Librarian. Bob Yates Booster Club, Choir, Chorus. Dorothy Huck Future Teachers of America, Cadet Tczichvr, Majort-tic, Future Business Leaders of America, Boostcr Club, Treas- urer of G.A.A., Senior-ority, Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Secretary. Alfred Derry Booster Club, Model Club, Debate Club, Band, Orchestra, Opcretta. Betty Wise G.A.A,, Senioreority, Future Business Leaders of America, Booster Club, Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Sccrctary. 4, Page Twenty-nine SENIOR Don l-lartley Booster Club, Choir, Anchor Statt, Stu- dent Organization, Opcrcttn, Octet, Ycll Lender. Lillian Smith Treasurer of Home Economics Club, Secretary of C.A.A., Senior-ority, Boost- er Club. Dick Sponsel Hi-Y Traffic Club, Boys Octet, Chorus, Bnostur Club. Bertha Huber F.H.I..A,, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Chorus, Secretary, Anchor StaFf. Robert l-lerbkersman Lrttin Club, Football, Wrestling, Booster Cluh. Joanne Thomas Boostcr Club, Scniorsority, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Office. Michael Sinclair Octet, Choir, Opcrnttrt, Track, Anchor Staff, Student Organization. K 'i Bette Goebel President of G.A.A., Senior-ority, Secre- tary, Drum Mnjorcttc, Booster Club. Otis Puckett F.F.A., Booster Club, Chorus, Opercttn, Doris Elmore G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Lntin Club, Choir. Don Davis lVoodbutchcr's Club, Booster Club. Bernice Buescher G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Sec- rvtriry of F.H.l..A,, Anchor Staff, Senior- orily. Page Thirty E IOR Pat Martindale Boostur Club, F.ll.A., G.A.A,, Svnior- nmy, F.H.L.A. Tom Thompson Booster Club, Band, Anchor Staff, Ili-Y, Senior Plav, Vl'rt'stling, F,F.A,, Football. Elinor Moeller National Honor Society, Anchor Staff, Student Council, Prusittunt nf Band, Orchestra, Senior Plav, G.A,A., Latin Club, St-niorforilv, Bnostvr Club. Jo Ann Milner Latin Club, St-nior-niitr, Chorus, lloostur Club. Bill Dudley Pu-siilctit of Senior Claas, Assistant Sec- 'GUY rutarv of Iii-Y, Anchor Staff, Latin Club, Stuclcnt Organization, St-nior Plav, junior Play, Opsretta, Bonstvr Club. .. Betty Davis it 5 C.A.A., F.H.A., Latin Club, St-nior-ority, i 1 , I Roostta' Club. Elsa Carter Senior-nritv, National llonnr Society, Quill and Scroll, Anchor Staff, Spvakcrs Club, Page antl Chnptcr Club, Perry Nvws Staff, Stuclrnt Organization, Latin Club, Future Teachers of f'ln1urica, junior Plav, Orchestra, Cadet Teaching, Iloostcr Club, James Frymari LL'Ul'l'Il'lCH'S Club, Football, XVr':stling, Latin Club, Boostcr Club. Norma l-lilgert St-nior-ority, G.A,A,, Spcnkt-rs Club, Booster Club. Claramae Boltz F.ll.L.A., Scnior-oritv, Spccial Vocal, Onan-ttzi, Chorus, Boosxt-r Club, Alfred Collett Roostcr Club, Traflic Club. Alice Sbutters F.'I'.A., Cntlut 'l't'acht'r, Choir, Chorus, Booster Club, Sunior-ority, G.A,A. Page Thirty-one E IOR Si-iiiul'-iwity, G.A.A,, Scf1'1'l:ll'v, Lllu':u'l:lu, llnusu-1' Club, Chorus, Opurultzl, David Sheets lim-nu' Klub, U'muzllux!cl1i'i s Club. Joann Riedel !:.A,.-X., Sciiiur-m'ity, Ihmsrvi' Club, F.H.A. Lau se Jensen bcniiii'-nrilv, !.,A.A., llismrlzui ol F,ll.A., llwistli' Club. Gene Dietz llzmlvzill, Rusvrvc Bzlski-llwull, Lallin Club, Svciwlaiiw'-'l'i'c:1si11'L'i' nf Iwtturrm-11's Club, Sruiluit Orgzuiizzltion, Bonstel' Club. Rosalind Webb I i'L-sirlmnl ut' Scriim'-m'ilv, Nxltionnl Ilnnui' Sucivty, G,A.A., Anchor Stuff, F.T.A., Cznlct 'l'4:xuhvr, Musk :incl Cilvel Club, juuiui' :uul Suuinr Play, Bauul, Ol'chL'sl1':i, Bimsur Club. Betty Hyland Choir, Op:-ruttn, Lihrnrinn, Sccrct:ii'y, lJ.A.A., Svniur-nrity, Booster Club. Joe Hebble lluimvl' Club, Mnclcl Club. Lorna Herald Se-iiiui'ni'iIy, Boost:-r Club. Mary Ella Ecbols F.'I'.A., Carla-K Tx-zichcr, Bauul, Lntiu Club, Anchni' Stuff, Librarian, Svninr-ority, CLA..-1, Oral Gene McClain lluimui' Club, Oruhuslrn. Mary Priekett U,A.A., Sailor-m'ily', F,H.A., Bunslrl' Club, Choir. Page Tbirty-two Tn SENl0R Carole Newland G.A,A., Treasurer of Senior-ority, Latin Club, Booster Club, junior Play, Perry News Staff, Opcrutta, Chorus. John Elsner Booster Club, F.F,A. l-lelen O'Donald G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Mask and Gavel Club. Richard Grlesmer Booster Club. , l ris Rose Shepherd Senior-ority. Robert Jaus Football, Basketball, Track, Lettermcn's Club, Booster Club, Baud. Norma McCallie Boosts-r Club, G.A.A., President of F.B.L,A., Secretary, Senior-ority, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, National Honor So- ciety, Perry News Staff, Mask and Gavel Club. Horton Smith Basketball Team, Track Tearu, Booster Club, Lettcrmcnls Club, VVoodbu!cher's Club, junior Play. Donna Blackwell F.B.L.A., Booster Club. Robert Baker Football Team, VVrcstling Team, Track Team, Lctterme-n's Club, Future Farmcr's of America, Boostrr's Club, Choir, Op- Erutln. Betsy Beard G.A.A., Senior-ority, Perry News Staff, Rooster Club. Gordon Derby Booster Club, Latin Club, Perry News Staff. Page Thirty-three E llllll Maxima Holzbog f...X.A,, bvvulrwl-nlllv, l',li.l,.fX., Klum, Qplnlm, Ihulsu-r Vlulu. Ilcmry Slwrimgler O-1m-lrllzu, Vhluuf, llmnlll Clulv. Jaya, C lacllxefy f..A,.-X., N-lluvr-mxlx, Null' Xm--I'zw:- rlvul nf l .ll.l...'X,, .-Km-luwr Stuff, N:ltin:1.vl llmun Suri-lx, Swcrl'l:1ry, llmmlul' Club. JCllllCG liyrum N'll1u1-uulv, li..'X,.'X., Lzmu Llulv, lluuswl Club. Harry Calobius L:-trvluu-11's Club, H1-X, Lzllxu Lulu, limlsln-1' flub. Ruth Terhurme I-.A.A., Svlllwl'-uvl'xtV, l'.ll.A., Oguwrtn, Cluuil, llmuftl-1' Club. Gloria Mules Vito-Pruslllmt uf Page and Chnptur Club, Spcnkcxk Club, G.A.A., Sulnlul'-mill, Senior Play, Aufhfu' Staff, llzuul, lllumll Club, Roy Davis lilmsrur Clulw. Ardulla Kramln G.A.A., Smlllm-mllv, F.ll.A, Olwu-ll.l, llmir, lhmgul' Club. Maybcllel Dugdalc Quill :lull Slmll, fl.,-XA., S:-muon'-mill, l'.ll,I...-X., 13011511-1 Clulw. lllll Calaway Xhustllllg, Tmck, llnmsu-r Club, Ll-lun' uu-uls Club. Wanda Lowellem Pzngu :uul l'h.xplvl' Vlulw, I..A.:'l., hvlmu- Dllly, l.iIvlzu'iuu, lluustvr Clulw. Page Thirty-four E Illll Bob Maschmeyer F.F,A,, Boostvr Club. Diana l-lughes G.A..l., l.1br:ir1:u1, Boostur Club. Charles Davis XXoollbiilchr1 s Club, Moilcl Club, Roostui' Club. Janet Haviland F.I3.L.A., G.A.A., Scnior-nrity, Opurclta, Chorus, Omcc Girl, Booster Club. Benny l-larbin Lcm-rinen's Club, Track, Football, Booster Club. Betty Nougle F.ll.A., Booster Club. James Rea Sturlcnt Organization, Lom'rrncn's Club, Trzufk, Football, Booster Club. Edna Howard G.A.A,, Sm-nior-nrity, F.ll,L,A., Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Sccrulnry, Mrijoreile, Booster Club. Bill Smith Football, Ll'tlurniCn'S Club, Boostcr Club. Margot Wilson Boostur Clnh, Oscar Thompson Bziskulbnll, Truck, Opcrr-ltri, Booster Club. Loretto Young C.A,A., Sunior-orily, Booslur Club. Page Thirty-tive The big exfent al the Junior tear, Choosing the Class rings, is being done by the Class ollicgersf Don Korte' peter, Presidentg Betty Na- bring, SeCretar5-Treasurerg Dave Bertram, ViCeel3resif dent! and Mrs BlaCI4, Class Sponsor. Remember . . A The ah's and ah's, when atter a lane wait the junior Class rings finally arrixed , . . all hands went up willingly in Class , A the roars at mirth when the Class inlay George Wfashington Slept Here was presented , . , the Congregatzafi around the Candy store . the hommng at ' 3525 .il e.f i rt if Y ilirf f -: g and -:QQ lf 'T ' . ' s ' if iiilst C .l,1 iifiiiiilfffi it V fi Page Thirty-six if .v 'A 'Eff if 2' Q X f the Committees as they went to worlc on our Junior Senior Prom . . . the thrill when the big night tor the J S. Came , , , the one Coveted partx that Came too soon and ended too auiCl4l3 '... Rc member, this was the gear that we beCamt uprverdassmen ' 9 . ,. , jnnn 'lIl1u:llin Miuxinv .-Xmsmw we lXI.t1ilxlx Kping j k .Xzynshoiag .n Ili lt li -Xul -Inuit Ilvll .s l. x.l va 1 lztlnt lh':llul Mais' IX:-:um 'dv-the 1-v lNx mi IH-mwlict zu . juan Ill-nut-H xxu Bt-1I1.um Itggx' Ilish-up Rnlwlt Ihslwp Shilhx' Illpmkfwls just-plx lllzlzwk Iam-liz: llli'v:'nS hip 4 it . tw K S tx wt wi.. 1 r N .X Q 'N D X t l , ,X:vvKA1xA4x.g Ar . : 1 'Y for l Ks : Q, 5 W t. .eg , V Dolores Roles ' ts 3, John Boyle l -L Carol Brandenburg ,. 2 s Edward Bradburn - Ronald Brancheau Mickoy Branson l Carolyn Brown Ronald Brown Phyllis But-scher Shirley Burch Phoebe Burks Frances Burton Q Ronald Burnett Bill Camic Q' :sig ,E W Charlene Campbell Q y A Richard Carry .rr' 'L Faye Davis is ' Janet Day X N M X ,N X 1- 34,569 T, as 3 A is s rl sf i K s -L john Deal ii 1 N Paul Denny ll ' Ralph Dicks ' . X ' 'X Patsy Dinkt-l ' - .2 I , if ., 2 r fl rrn D 1. D so ' . ' 'S r , f f 4 f ak Irma Dunlap X 't it t fl nts. fr nf' + ff 9 , I ' Dorothy Dyke .1 A W 5- sr Kathryn Eaglin I i . Edwina Eddlcrnan I' ., ,k,, Q on , N james Eder K ' ' E f Margaret Ellis I X is l I s A 'ii i s 1 Ell' I 6 ran CY IS A A Robert Emmett ' - , 8 Morris Fix Q i 5 , Mary Freels 'tl ' i t Marilyn Fowler 5-ini? W r- T L- S Catherine Garrison ' -39' , Q ig . flu A , ' Edward Gibbs 1 r . K Larry Gillum , Peggy Glenn ' 5 Q ' Margaret Gue f 1 Irma Haines it a Q Jack Hall S Norma Harms l X Gentry Henderson Mary Lee Henry Robert Henry Doris Henzman Phyllis Holzbog Tommy Hosier A 7' ' james Howard I ii L Shirley Howell f -yiyi 'rf l ,, in Marcella Huck 1 Hazel Hurt - . K Barbara Jackson K Wfzkh K my Sally Jennings ' Q by r Page Thirty-seven Dave' jnhnsnn llutty Innes Tfnn jonus Marilyn jnrllan Clara Mac Junkcn Sharon Koclcr Wilma Kc-llic Ianws Kclly Dixic Kcy Sandra Klocss Don Knrtepc-ter Carol Lane Ralph Lasiter jvrry Liforfl Lillit' Lifortl Marilyn Light Barbara Line Bill McConncl Carol Lipp Joyce Lipp Rulantl McGathy Art McKenzie Ruth McMillan Margaret McQnct'ncy Mary Magz-ndanz jerry Martin john T. Martin Susanne Martin Margaret Martindale Arlc Marvel jnrncs Mears Myrna Milnur Kenny Mnntgnlncry Lu Ann hlurgan Lillian Mvrifk lit-ttv Nzlhring juhn Nanglu Sarah Nutt Marv 0'Nt'il Donna Mat' Ornrc llnvv Osborn Martha Oshorn Franris l':n:lrliaf' Bnh P:n'kt'r jack Pcrry jr-an Pt-rry liugunc Pht-lps Gln-nrlfnr Pivrson Parhara Pittarsl li:n'l1:1ra Plnttrr Juan Pullartl Kathryn Past-y Mark Prilsch Edward Rayrnann Page Thirty-eight Name ' I t,,,' , . i ' ,S If O 'li i i HQ , ' ' a if I M, r'--s V 5:A:: i il t if f swf SZ 5 rr P i ' 1 5 ll li W - f fl In K IX i Q' Q2 an , 'ia .F f 9' ig, ,. 5 t M F Q. 'MP N fm , f .au X' . W 542' . 6 ' S 2 ,ff 1 N -Q.. Q fl , ,f , Q- - ' : xl 1 -f V na f f f A 5 , AA,,, V f I xy rg I ,,,. uf 'R W 5 V J X A EF... I S I my V. , . 1 5 r , K Zisgvfxf - a. .5 I Q ,.f:.:.,- i , 7 ,155 ' , - ' i Effizas' fa, r v aw ... ax V l lp yr 5 5 i ' l d 5 i z. ft 3' r,fff Virginia Reese Shirley Rvscncr Tum Riggs lack Riser XYaltcr Schald' jnhn Schivr Lulllc Schlnalfcldl llnhv.-rt Schrncdl Stzlnlvy Schrnidlh Carol Schulz Robert Shancr Marvin Slkly juhn Simpson Fvclyn Smlrh Leonard Sanitlf Gone Snowball Bob Speedy Barton Spencer Dnnald Spivey Barbara Spunscl Oscar SWHQCI-d Karl Stevenson Elizabeth SICYHIH Ccrtrndc StrnlU Dmxna Strcctar Richard Stroup Doris Tcike Lorraine Thomas Rxtricia Tlumas Hubert Tonmmichel In-anuile Travis Pa! Tuttle Rubvrt Vandur Mullcn Carolyn Wade Jack VVZIIIS Vonita XVattS Wilma Wienke Ioan VVCIIS Floyd VVhvsler Joan Vl'hv:eler Ed Vl'hite Bulky Williamson jim Vl'ilson Mary Alice VVilson Mildred Wilson Kenny Vlfright VVL-ndcll NVrighl Ralph Yount Dan Quack Paul llnxnmcrsly Helen Monroe Dave Walton Page Thirty-nine wr Discussing sophomore mot- i ters over o coke ore lett i to right Jerry Donner! vice- presidentg loon Eberhort, secretory-treosurerg Chorlie Rou, president, ond lvless Froser, closs sponsor. Remember . . . how wondertul it vvos not to be clossed os ci green treshie . . . the greot burst of pride we felt when some ot our Sophs mode vorsity bosketboll . . . the roin boots in the holl . . . overnight coses on the lockers . , . the ping pong tourney . . . the Cicero ot our sophomore closs, Loretto Cogill who went to the district orotoricol contest . . . the big oddition thot our W, .,,,,,,,s , . , ' 5 g gt up 5 tr sei. Q. it QS' at I 5 it Q g 5 ig -I I Y 'H' it ,,,i, A' 5 si M I A , ,X ,. A lg ,J 5 tvvo clossmotes, Kothie Dompier ond Anito Wil- lioms, mode to the yell leoding squod , , . our reserve Bosketboll teom which only lost two gomes during their whole seoson . . . those sophomore girls who plugged for the intontile porolysis drive . . . ond the porty climoxed our second yeor ot good 'ole SHS. Rohn-rt Andvsrsnn Barbara Bader june Bailey Bonnie Baku! LeRoy Baker Myrtle Banks jo Nell Bartley Io Ann Beals Robert Board Ruth Blackwell Marilyn Bnntmnn llarold Bogvr -' Mary Ann Ilohlcy jc-anne Holtz Illll llonth Carolyn llurlllr Patty Bowen Carl Brcholl Ronald Brooks - Lnrilln Bi-own M ,GS Belly Burch I K V gk, ig Shirlny C-imdcn Page Forty V , : fl-W , we . Agfa . , , ,tt . 'W 1 Sf. xg K . 4 K' tier Q Af X-M. 1 ' Q 'ii K 1 ill' Aw. V ff'i?i TFIK 4 .. s if s r rn P .. W ' .Mem gpfr K. Iii? 5 H s r r , K, sr Mi if if . 1 4 .5,. ii A T2 2 it . -54 K as i We ft ' -1 K 'gi' , P iafiflw Qi y r. z -51 3 ' ,.kL ' tif W, , Q-2 W ,k r I' r w .1 r e -r . r ef, fe aw: 2511. if fs N , X 1 Q 1 'E i 4, fs- E , fy i , n f l ' 1 ef! iq., kt M. . greg: we it ah? f IPQ 5315 sr r s , , wg., I Q' Qs if is-iff We - P tt, ' i'L .L 5' .V -5,1 ' rf 'ek K e r mast A :xr 'na w : ff - I 4 tg i ' or M ft A L' ' 'E Q is WV tfitiif 7' A Lois Camic Barbara Campbell Janet Carr Charlotte Carter Mitchell Cheatham Robert Claud Loretta Cogill Clyde Combs Paul Conner Emily Cooney Norma jean Coons Alice Cox Wilbur Craig Annette Crisler Kathryn Dampier Jerry Danner Harry Davis Robert Dale Dclioor janet Dyer joan Eberhart Kitty Lon Echols Bob Eg6nolf Jesse Eiermann Richard Ellis Elizabeth Ferguson Lois Fort Myrna Freels john Funk Donny Gillum jerry Grummell Glenn Hager Patty Hager Kenny Harbin Leonard Hartley Albert Hausman Virginia Hawn Allegra Henry Jackie Henry Barbara Hill Vvillllfl Hoagland joan Hogue George Holclerith Lois Hosapple june Holsclaw John Hope john Horntxng james Huber Kenny Hughes john Hurrle Tom jenkins Don johnson Ray Johnson Dick jordan James Keller Verna Mac Kelley Phyllis Kennedy Gene Kirby Nelda Kirkham Don Knight June Kopp Page Forty-one Audrey Lakcy Arlhui' Iicary Walxcr LL-wis Nan Liuchty Lvwis Long XYilli:vnl Carl Lung Sharluiiv Lucas Ronald Mcfinthry Daw- Manning Cvrald Manning Drlorvs Martin Rnsc Martin Martha Marlinilalr' Margaret Maschnicyur Ilarhara Mayville Patty Mcdskur Thulma Mr-rrick Don Milvnhaugh Ncidra Miller Gordy Minor Mary Ann Miner Phyllis Morris Patty Mycrs Ray Myers Roland Nvrrling Lois Newland Patty Norris Virgilenv Olivvr Belly Osborne Tom Paclilock janirs Parham Bill Parson Roh Pence Hannah Purkins Mary Jane Porter Patty Poynter Kenney Puckvst! Patty Ransrlcll Norma Randolph Chrirlrs Rarhsinan Charlus Rani Lvnclal Rfccl jerry Rhine-hart Maurice Rice Shirlcy Ann Rilcy Valvria Robinson Bcvcrly Sawyer XValtCr Schalrr Toni Schcrschul Judy Schmidth john Shafer Carole Shuzirin Marjorie Shirley Frivcln Shultz-rs Marilyn Rose Simon Ccralslinc Simons janius Simpson VL-rl Simpson Marcella Sipcs Nvaync Speedy WO Q Q 55 X ,X ig.. , R xr w C f .3 4b...., 5332535 wg 'jnulc Siznlq' Ruin-rt St:lnY3ul:l Richxmi Smnc li1nrh1n1':l Storvy juhn Surfzucv Mzul'vin Swn jzlrk Swift Miudulinc 'Iknylor Fluruncc Thacker julia 'I'insh'y Patty Thomas Nancy 'Twhl Frzlnfis 'I'om:unich:1L-l Shirlvy 'l'1uwlu'irlgc Donna Unvcrsnw Ruhortn Voss Tina VVMIQ Clnruitn VVnlklnS Don VK'11t50n Chxulultu XY!-iIh:nmm'r jim XYhilnkcr Mary FYIIIICCS Whit: Carolyn U'hitc XVilmn XVillv Auilal U'illizxlus fi:-xxu Uilmn 'hun XYycnI'f Imuisu jualicc Nl:u'yL-llun Dillmm XY1nxd:1 VVust 'IM uzxsul 4. FRESHMEN OFFICERS Looking over the calendar for the fresh- men year are standing left to right Miss Tinder, class spunsorg David Hnldaway, vice-presidentg Sue Dyer, secretary-treas- urerg and David Ryker, president. Remember . . . Green Little Freshmen the tor- ment and agony they went through at the hands of the upperclassmen . . . those super dances, and movies, that the newly organized Social Club sponsored . . . with signposts in one hand and class schedules in the other Rmember how they 'H as 3 fi' ff , ,i ,.,. .ggfggsgs ' ssti VI' rf Page Forty-four wandered through the halls . . . the thrill of a freshman girl, the smile of an upperclassmon boy . . . the fighting little freshmen team that Won the little county tourney' '... at last that first year climaxed by the freshmen picnic and party in the spring . . . Donald Allen Harold Angrick jimmy Arbucklc Richard Ashman Linda Aubrey jane! Aufderheide Betty jean Ax Allen Lee Baker James Baker Martha Mae Baker Ronald Baumgart Richard Beecher Bob Beeson Mary E. Benedict Richard Allen Bishop Barbara jean Board . Delores Board Henry Bodenreider Xliilliam VVarren Boltz Morris Branham Ruth Alice Bretz Phillip Brown Sue Ann Bruce Beverly Brunnemer ,.. iii? 1- W in ar., ', ,Q ., ,E.,ri: . ff , 1 ,Q so mzxisw ko., ,. it wa. of Q r 1 ' 'ri 3 X S X :- , K f 5 fxlih: .544 , ri' fi ,af sl 42+ Q 1 5 Q F? li it Q I 28 W ,M iii. , iggwfi ' . ' W f s r 945 ' X iss- , ' M 1 .4 G 1 ,K ,. . Q , s Kins....,. fa ,i I., t E. eggzraiiggjgwag 1 , . - if H ,its 5 K -w , .W Q, .Ng g,1g1.,i.f7. it .K f 'Q in K I I I l'f5'?s3.R: i' K I , ' V 32-1 , t B' 3, , tl! e iii' mi If if ' .i- 1 . 4 grit -94 4 GP , . r 519' .writ Dl- 'rl- Q . t f W-fs. - . - 5 , F Lnii. r 5 ' f ,,,iV,.sCLr' E ii ,f Qi janet Bryant Francis Burns Bob Cameron james Cami: Vtiilliani Carey Dick Carter Caroline Catobins Mal'jo1'ic Christie Robert Lclloy Christy Paul Cleary joan Aim Collet Phyllis Combs Francis Conover Loretta Mac Coons Marvclzl Copeland George Robert Cowan Carolyn Critchlow Gertrude Crnmrinc james Dean Bertha Ruth Davidson Richard Davis Noble Deckard Don Deters Alma jean Drake Billy Duffer Sue Dyer Mildred Eckert james Lee Edwards Boh Lee Eldridge Dean Ellett jo Ann Elsea Marjory Ferguson Carl W. Fink Norman Dale Fish Iisther May Fisher Neva jean Florence Bcrnese Alinc Fodge james Carl Fritz Frank William Gates Phil Ray George Betty Icvrell Glass Charles Howard Coins Shirley Kathleen Grey Patsy june Grow Shirley LaVerne Hagerty Dorothy jovtta Haines Ruth Hale James M. Hall julia Ann Hardegan Kenneth Harmon Bettie Harris Helen Kay Harris Elsie May Hashman David Haviland Carroll Gene Hawn Marshall joe Hawthorne Charlene Dale Heeringa Donald F. Herald Barbara Hohn David Holdaway :X Xl , Page Forty-five Marilyn Huhn Rhcta I.. Holland L:tYct'ne Hopkins Jo Ann Huffman Jurry' Hughes Lois Maris Jarvis Mary janv Jarvis Lu Nura Johnson Donald Lct- Juni-S UL-urge Richard Jones Joyce L. Jntws Ronald Ruhr-rt Jones Judy' Jane' Kashnrr Norman E, Knntsky JL-aniu Shirley Kcllams Nurntan L. KL-lly Rohr-rta Ann Kr-pncr Richard KL-sslcr Prttriciat Kings-ry Jack Kirkpatrick Marluuisu Kluis llcrbcrt Knrrn Nancy L, Knrreptcr Jacqtielyn Paula Kluppc Magdalvnrt Mac Kramp Patricia Ann Krine-r Betty Mae Lanpher Carl VVilliani Lasitcr Grutchcn Mae Lee Jnan Lee Phvllis Fvolyn Lcwis Donald Lively Maxim- Dorothy Lnvelacv Lowell Lucas Donald Manning X'Villi:ttn Edward Markins Shirltw' Ann Marschke Judith Ann Martin John E, Maschtne'ycr M:tt'ilyn Sue Nlcvk Forrest Lee Miles Franccs Mike Dudlvv Millur Juan Phvllis Mlllvr Rnhvrt Lvxwis Milli-1' Fritz M rwn' llur Dnrothv M nu'i me Allrn Ixlnrgan Imrm' Murphv Richard L. Nt-ul Q L r ',,,M1 Q :fi M , 3 i' Q J . .e ' Y 3' fb V, if Y' Q . ISN W . IJ, .ij 1 I rrir ff ff I :gun fp '- Eififlfi , li- Jr- i ' W r ll L ,M X 3' iw' ,., ?!5g??.r-239555: l l 1 I. A :ij x , X X ,v . A fy i. te 'itll J i 'Br r fri l Hag' LQ fb t fait!! if Q 'ig .1 , J .si , 'l 'J t w 'iii -7 I 'i 'W J . A K , 7,4 'V -rl ' f , 7' Za-,H IAM 56341 JJ ia I I ' A, li -L l , gg.: S 4 M lg l 4 U byl Y . if 2' A ' ll? M? , 1 Dottie Jane Nucl A A I Jam' Carnll Nelson ia: H Q, H Ldnif Newport Q Ag! lf Czvtulvn Nivrtnan nm fls xv X if K 0 A. M -Jr ,,.. X W , 1 if -' a Luis Norris it yy ' David Nutt I 'I'hmdot'u F. Nutt I Alhurt Oliphant i 1 6 - Mary Ann 0 iphrtnt i 1 ' K Q f Site Ella Orme it 0 M ' i ' K X i 1 A DccL'ascd . . , 5' ', gr Q Page Forty-six ratti 'f trli 'ef' i ...??iTi?':.L ' .., fri .LM .Low Icferyeeilfv 'N' fu Z it . ' e i l ilu. kk t. I N .,,, . gl s K :ssh .. , R in C C rm -ff if . X w fx 2w,g.,..xlv!f:rY:fr-1 I z z X ., M , 1 1. 2 W 9 ii Sf iii 'Ally' Q il ii-3 A ,QW '- ra S Iilvanor Osborne VVillian1 Patturson Dorothy Parkhurst Lois Sharlcnu Partlow Carolyn joycc Patton Ronald Luc Patton jack Payne Richard Allcn Peck Richard Pittman Elizabeth josvphine Prickctt john Pitzwr David Pollard jot: Portish I Rnbcrt Printz Richard Rahkc Alice Ravenkanrp U'illian1 F. Rayniann Shirlcy Rucrl Mary Francvs Rives Jimmy Rhoadcs Ralph Robertson Lois Irene Rnscbrock XYilliani Richard Roscbrock Robvrt Royalty David A. Rykur Trnrnan Salter jnscph Schlnalfeldt Sandra Snr Scott Charlene Shay jinnniu K. Shaparrl Patricia Ann Shiglry Milrlretl E. Siinpsnn Victor Roy Sinclair Marilyn Skinner Mary Lou Sperger Ronald Dale Stapt-rt Doris Lcc Stockdale Barbara Stonchousc La Donna Surenkainp Clyde Sutton Dixie Lue Swift VValt0r Tonialnirhtl Carl Allen Taylor Charles Thacker Natalec Rose Travis Roy Trl-cter I1-iniic Dean Turner Carolyn jean Turmr ju Ann Turner Kunncth Turner Luther Tyra joan Uhls Rohvrt Ulrey Joann liclcn Utterback lYayne VanFussrn Ronald VanHorn jenny jo Volland Carolyn Waldkoctter Robert XValkur Franklin Walksr Rirlizirrl xvillllfiltjl' Fhiilvy XV:itkinS I-fngvnc XV:ilt Frncsl Vlbnvcr Pniul WL-nwr Marilyn XVcinke Richard YVcddle Riibnrl Wkrlnllu llz1i'lmi'n XYrstcrHclml Jack Whzxlvii Alina jenn VVilcurt Bcity june VVil1inms L'I.li'is Hllliztnis lkiwziiml XVilli:nnS Bury Vl'ilson Inhn VVilsnn Donna XVinchcster Bill XVinklL-incir Hmnnic H'i5c Nancy Yost Marilyn Joan Young jan Ncnl Zigler Page Forty-eight g ' ,, Y, - 5' 1' .J 1 1- Q - . 1 . i fl' flip A'2' l - '- .- r ' A - i4 :,' , - r W ,41-5, ' 'A 5 in L i F, ,L,. r i 2.. Z , 2 r v l 'ity ' i ' i :'n' - 1' ' . wr. ' rl ' f- L is Z 5 yr it c , f,,N K V f l i r :,V X Aj- Q' if! ill Encouraging freshmen to enter into the activities ot school lite and showing them how it is properly done are the objectives of the newly organized Freshmen Social Club. Movies, dances, and the study ot trosh problems are carried out under the super- vision ot Mrs. Guyer and Mrs, Stevens, club sponsors. 3 in I Remeruber A . . study hcl! , , , how herd it was to Concentrate with thot dashing Senior guy or that Cute freshmen gel sitting Close to you . , , and remember the speed tests rm typing , , . the hours we spent rm trying to get perfect Copies? Page Forty-nine Remember , , , The excitement ot our prom dotes . . . The thrill ot corsoges, the trouble with long dresses ohd stiff collors . . . the dreamy music: of the orchestro os we dohced, ond the coke dotes attervvords . . , the club porties . . . the Closs ploys . . . These are a tevv of the octivities thot mode our yeor complete Page Fifty-One THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To promote scholarship, character, leadership, and service are the principles upheld by the National Honor Society. Members of this organization are chosen on the basis of both grades and ace tivities by a committee of faculty members. Officers of this club are Joan Dinkel, president, Lois Ann Aufderheide, vice-president, Rose Ebert, secretary, and Wilbur Elsner, treasurer and lvliss Helen Chandler, sponsor. Page Fifty- two l i 5 l l STUDENT ORGANIZATION Remember . . . The Mazagine Drive, and how we pushed the mercury oyer the S5000 goal. Rart of this effort was extended by members of the Student Organization, which is composed of a representative from each home room and class officers. The main purpose of the club is to promote anything that is for the general welfare and betterment of Southport High School. Officers are: Ralph Yount, president, Rose Ebert, vice-president, and, Carol Schultz secretary- treasurer. Mr. C. C. Leedy is sponsor, Hi-Y The l-li-Y Club is a branch at the Y.lVl.C.A. which strives to set an example of clean speech, scholar- ship, living, and sports and to promote interest between the school and community. Any sopho- more junior or senior boy may make application tor membership. Many worthwhile activities are sponsored by the l-li-Y, such as, clothe-a-child, convocations, and sending representatives to the State Older Boys Conference. QU ILL AND SCROLL The Southport chapter ot International Quill and Scroll was granted a charter in November ot l945. The organization is primarily interested in pro- moting journalism and all high school publica- tions. This club brings leading nevvspapermen to the school each year to speak at convocations. Pupils who are enrolled in journalism or serve on the Perry News or Anchor statt may become members it thev meet the necessary requirements. Officers are Donna Kornbrok, president, Rose Ebert, vicefpresident, Pat Miller, secretary, Peggy Nabring treasurer, and Miss Marie Fraser, spon- sor. Dage Fifty-three Page Fifty-four Future Homemalcers of America Toward New l-lorizonsl This motto signifies the purpose and goal of the members of the Future l-lomemakers of America. To become a member each girl must have had one year of l-lome Economics. The induction ceremony carried out the club's colors of red and white. Each inductee received a red rose, also a symbol of the club. During the year the organization fills Red Cross boxes which are sent to needy people overseas. Officers of this year were Mary Lee l-lenry, president, Margaret Martindale, vice-president, Kitty Lou Echols, secretary, Carolyn Patton, treasurer, Thelma Merrick, Ruth Ter- hune, and Gretchen Lee, song leaders, and Louise Jensen, historian. F. B. L. A. The business men and women of tomorrow. These commercial pupils learn the fundamentals of the business profession through the efforts of their sponsors Mrs. Janert and Mr. Miller. To be- come a member of this organization, a boy or girl must have a high scholastic record in commercial subjects. Not only do they learn the trick of the trade, but also the art of salesmanship. Remember . . . the red and white basketball purses! Activities sponsored by this club are skating parties, volley ball tournaments, and a picnic for the members. Officers are Norma McCallie, President, Lois Ann Aufderheide, Vice-President, Bernice Buescher, Secretary and Barbara Dampier, Treasurer. Lettermens Club Remember . . . The boys who were being initiated into the S club eating their dinner on the gym floor and with lipstick painted faces proposed to the girls on the sidelines. After each sport season, an induction is held by members of the school's Lettermen's Club. This club is composed of boys who have shown outstanding ability in any field of sport. Each mem- ber must remain loyal to the standards and ideals which the club represents. These boys usher at football and basketball games. Sponsored by Jewell Young, athletic director, officers are Wilbur Elsner, president, Benny l-larbin, vice-president, and Gene Dietz, secretary-treasurer. Page Fifty-five Page Fifty-six Future Teachers of America Remember . . . interesting movie about the field of teaching . . talks on different phases of colleg life by college student . , . cade teaching . . . the fun of organizin a new club . . . such were the ex periences of the Future Teacher of America under the sponsorshi of Mrs, Jesse Copsey, The purpos of the club is to interest high schoc pupils in the teaching professior and to acquaint them with the ac vantage and disadvantages of it field ln their first year the clu elected Betty Nabring president Carol Lipp, vice-presidentg ond Pats Dinlqel, secretary. Senior-ority Mother and Daughter meetings luncheons, trimming the Christma tree two weeks before the vacatioie and helping with the Thanksgiving program are a few of the activitie of the members of Senior-ority. Thi purpose of the club! which is open to junior and senior girls is to givi attention to social, mental, ani religious development, These meet ings are held during the school day after school, and in the evenings Officers for the new year are Caro lyn Wade, presidentg Martha Os born, vice-presidentg Sandy Kloess secretaryg and Norma Harms, treas urer. G. A. A. Learning to develop good sportsmanship and to create a love ot clear thoughts and habits are the ideals ot the Girls' Athletic Association spon- sored by their leader, lvlrs Lucille Miller, This club is composed at spohomore, junior and senior girls who are interested in athletics. The organ- ization sponsors play nights, a talent show, and a dance honoring the lettermen ot the school. Each girl who has been an active member tor three years and participated in seventy-tive per- cent ot all the club activities, is given an award at the spring dance held by this group. Otticers tor l948-l949 were Betty Goebel, president, Della May l-lartley, vice-president, Dorothy Huck, sec- retary, and Lillian Smith, treasurer. Page Fifty-seven Page Fifty-eight F. F. A. Learning to do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve This is the motto oi the Future Farmers ot America, whose South- port chapter was organized in l939. This is an organization ot and lor boys enrolled in vocational agricule ture course and who are interested in farming, Activities planned by the group have been a summer camping trip and a Father and Son Banquet. Qtticers are Richard Carey, presidentg Paul Denney, vice-presi- dentg Bob Egenolt, secretaryyg and Albert Hausman, treasurer Their sponsor is lvlr, Earl McCormick, Library Club A new organization at Southport is the Library Club sponsored by Mrs. Alice Black. Their project this past year vvas sending books to the more unfortunate students in the Philip- pines, Another purpose ol the club is to promote the general knowledge ot books and magazines and their proper care. The club members meet in the library and are the lirst to see the new editions The otlicers are Lois Comic, presidentg Joan Eberhart, vice-presidentg and Lyndal Reed, secretary-treasurer. Traffic Club Give you a push, buddy? . A . This is only one at the tasks that traffic boys are asked to perform, Parking the cars at ballgames, breaking up traltic jams, and policing the school busses are duties that this group undertakes each year, vvith the aid at chief Ray Linson. Model Club Remember . . , Tiny jet race cars . . A a model house . . . model air- planes . . . Such are the activities ot the Model Club. This is another ot our new organizations. Any boy liking a hobby on a model scale would be interested in the Model Club. Under the leadership ot Mr, Ray Linson, sponsor, and the club otticers, Richard Brandlein, presi- dentg Jack Byington vice-presidentg and Joe l-laviland, secretaryg the members learn the value of these worthwhile activities, Remember , , , the screams that went up tram the crowd as our yell leaders exerted th:-ir efforts to make sure the teams knew we were back- ing them all the way? Page and Chapter Club For those who like to read, and tor those who enioy reading many dit- terent types ot literature, the Page and Chapter Club is just the thing, Under the sponsorship ot Miss Betty Lou Turner! the club discusses ev- erything trom humorous essays to Shakespeare at its monthly meet- ings, This newly organized club is open to anyone who enjoys reading, Types ol literature and authors are picked at previous meetings and are discussed later, At the Club's Christ- mas party the business of authors and writings is togrotten tor a time, while the members concentrate on having a good time, Page Fifty-nine Booster Club The Sectionals of '49l How could we ever forgetl The Southport cheers were heard throughout the Butler barn , . . Cheers by members of the Booster Club . . , Remember hovv the boosters worked with all organizations to promote good sports- manship and fun for everyone. The principal duty of the club is to encourage school spirit, This spirit is exerted at pep sessions which are held before important athletic contests. Any student of South- port may belong to this organization. Officers who plan these pep sessions are Richard Theil, president, Joe Hurrle, vice-president, and Reg Nabring, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Walter Kellam sponsor. Mask and Gavel Remember . . . The mock wedding, the radio plays, and pantomimes? These are but a fevv at the entertainments that the Mask and Gavel Club staged throughout the year in its meetings, One doesn't have to be an Ethel Barrymore to be a member of the Mask and Gavel. This club is open to any freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior who is interested in dramatics, radio or speech. This club, under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Richie, public speaking teacher, was changed this year from the Speakers' Club to Mask and Gavel in order to represent more phases of speech work in its name. Members elected Ralph Yount, presi- dent, Paul Lindstrom is vice-president, and Mar- tha Osborn is secretary. Page Sixty Latin Club The study of the Latin language takes on new life and meaning through the activities of the Latin Club, This organization, sponsored by Mrs. Elsa lvlaiors, devotes much time and care to the preservation of the old Roman customs and the observation of traditional Roman festivities. The club has several parties during the year. These include the Stygian Revels, celebrated as a Hal- loween party, and the Lupercaila, or Valentine's Day a tradition which the Romans took much more seriously than we do, At the club's celebra- tion of the Saturnalia, corresponding to our Christmas, carols are sung in Latin, Latin games are played and games are exchanged. On the ldes of lvlarch, the day of Julius Caesar's assassination, the club program consists of talk and readings concerning the life and accomplishments of Caesar, A new and interesting feature is the Roman Senate, whose officers, elected at the beginning of the year, are attired at meetings and on special occasions in purple-bordered robes togae praetextae, official garment of the Roman senators. l-lonorary magistrates, the Pon- tifex Maximus and Scribor, appointed as a reward for high scholastic standing also receive togas. Officials of this year were Joan Dinkel, consul, Betty Nabring, pro-consul, Virginia Reese, Aedile, Janet Dyer, Quaester. At an early meeting, new members are initiated by the second-year stu- dents. During the regular activity periods, after business has been attended, Roman myths are read, or some other form of entertainment is provided. Members may purchase Latin Club pins available through the Junior Classical League of America. l Page Sixty-one Perry News Extra? Exim? Read GH CHDOLH nt., Gnd mud it in the Pom Ncwx, H Wm-rc is uvwthuug brcwmg Ground the Somiwqworf Cclmpus, The Card wg ur1cr a WMI fwd It cmd 1055 It :rm their Ccidrom, THB BECK The Pcfrrx' Nvww wrwwlalmvd 4,1 bu-rwmwlww ywbMC0Mcm fm Qdvcmce joL1moIi5m dusk ww Qficiud In ilu CLlVVlCl,l!LH'U durfmg 19-V7 Thr? rQ5g1Q:n5ubHlTx of Tlwls clues mis, lo wilt Wm! gfugwr, The workmg bfllff of The pcgier N115 nur' wx DQNM1 Kcmwf broke Pug Nulnfmg Pmtx MINQV, MJGN Druid Ddhg TXMXX l1m'iIwxQ, Nur'- mc Rlwwc, MQWQUQ Dugdcb Mon' ffE'il!'1T cmd ?Xli.,'VV13Ql 0NX'iCl.lN!c' iffy ymrtwg wgm llfsx PM-Jrd JQGVNNU BOWL ,fmrwftlv Qwr'w'Jwr'GOVdOr1 Durlv, DcuNors5S, Embrg, Ccmh? La, 5, MACC Lngp, P0tr'w:T1:1 M41 M 1' Fiuflx Nu' brmg, Qumlc Neivdcmcii, Dwrwm Mug: Qrrmt,'N'Nur'tim CMJUW XMEHM1 VM-W M: Gnd Ummm Slrmefm' 5 K az Puqw Swxiy-TWO Remember . , . Miss Fraser, our spahser . , , The lahg haurs we spemf in jugghhg wards Ta fit the space wheh writing heads , . . The trips To The printers . . . Mysfeues af the presses , , , Hours af struggling over a feature , A . Tame spent in suaopmg far News . . . The awards The paper wah that made us feel that our Work was worthwhile after all, Page Sixty-th ree Anchor Staff This was a year ot reminiscing tor our Class at '49 lt was the task ot our statt to gather up the little things that Seniors like to remember. Statt appointments were made by Mrs, Elsa Majors during that final rush Week! betore the '49 Anchor went to press. Editor-in-Chief ..........., Joan Dinkel Associate Editor ........, Della May Hartley Copy Editor .................... Peggy Nabring Sports Editor ................. Donna Kornbroke Layout Stott .........,....... Joyce Leichty! Rose Ebert Gloria Miles! Dolores Embry Elinor Moeller Business Mgrs ........... ..Wilbur Elsner! Wendell Leedy Bill Dudley This year two statts were initiated! the Senior Stott which supplemented the Editorial Stott and the Junior Stott which served as an understudy group. Page Sixty-tour Those members ot the Senror Stott were Dorothy Fuck! Joan Glusencamp! Patty Miller! Rat Zieg- ler! Bernice Buescher! Edith Rugenstien! Caro'e Newland! Lois Light! Shirley Miller! Bill T Smith! Thelma Todd! Tommy Thompson and M'ke Sin- clair! sales statt! Don Hartley, Elsa Carter! and Joan Dinkel! art statt! Lois Autderheide! Joyce Lakey! Betty Wise! Nina Williams! Jackie Mc- Kinney! Bernice Buescher and Bertha l-luber! typlsls, The Junior Stott included Joyce Lipp! Carol Lipp! Carol Schulz! Barbara Sponsel, Sandra Kleess and Betty Nabring! editorial board! Donna Mae Orme and Donna Streetar! layout! Myrna Milner! Sally Jennings and Virginia Reese! typists! Barbara Platter and Janet Beard! art! Ralph Yount and Leonard Smith! distribution! Patsy Dinkel! Marilyn Light! Carolyn Wade! Dolores Boles! Floyd Wheeler and Ronnie Burnett! sales. N mu mlm Wm MU fmmg Sfiirwl an GWLUHG VL ur iw-mx M pl lr I or rrgizviqw cm '41 ' W! 'mr K: , . xx Q- xml xvrwiwrm Coy, xwih lik mal of our b'k'OHS1JV Mr I f I 5 r TUV 1 . , x1!'fN 11111 xxg mmm: My wgf'-mllidw r L1 mr Pnwzw wwlfm'1tm1x'w'lw w' X V Ml uw 1lm mm! Rt .. L .wx ,..., 1 w . CIC! O1 FOQ V'-Gi'lUNQ 4 , A wwf . A , I1 vw lxixlhl ww Mft Wm' qw. We ,'xru'mDrX wfrq dm 'rllwl ft Poge Sixtyffive if A fm 'w Poge Sixty-six Office Girls Ring hells, run errctndsy collect Clllr sontee slips, type! onswor the phone ond record grodes is the worla done by members of the office stoff, Two girls, tolfing o coinmerciol course or interested in business worlf, ore in the odniinistrcilion offices eoch period during the duy helping the iirinciiiwol, vice-iirtnciiiul ond dedn of girls with the xoritty of lQl5sl'.,5. Shop Class To the tune of flying chips, South- port shopmen turn out niony worth- while proiectsg such os, cedor chests, folvles, gun rocks bric-o-brock, pic- ture fromes. Mony of the boys be- corne efficient hondinfen oround the school helping with decorotions for donces, PM ties, ivloys ond opereftos. Two loyol Boosters show their foch- niques of solesmonship in on effort 'ro increose the funds of the Anchor. Selling ice creom is only one of the projects thot orgonigotions in the school did to fill the treosuries. Remember . . , high stepping majorettes . . , tlag ceremonies carried out bt the color guard . . . twirling batons . . A how thex braxely went through their tormations despite the players who retused to leave the tloor . . . knocking themselves out during their titlh period practice , . . working aut routines tor the District band Contest . . . tugging with zippers at the last minute A A . the silence that ibrary assistants who help lxeep the library umming are standingj Lett to right, Lois amic, Patty Buckner, Nancy Todd Judy insley, Annette Chrisler, Volerio Robinson! lrs, Black, sponsor, and Phxliss Combs. eated: Lett to right, Joan Eberhardt, Lyndal eed and Marilyn hoatinan. reigned when the tlag was brought into view and the National Anthem was played. Pictured are: Standing on STQDSX Dorothy l-luck, Barbara l-lill, Betty Goebel, Pat Tuttle, Barbara Platter and Edna Hcward, Calor Guard members are: Lett to right, Virgina Reese, Sharon Keeler, Carol Bran- denburg! ,loan Altman and JoEtta l-laines. Page Sixtwseven 1 g s 5 A r 2 i 3 f i Remember the faithful Toofers? . . . our band Tbat faitbfolnff' prayed at new sessions and ball games , . , The practice period! fifth boar , , , long sessions Orchestra of Copying masrc . . , The problem of keeprng in trme . r trying to follow in 'me formations af ball games. . , gefnng into strff onnforms . . , Tno solos and ensembles that placed in contests A . , in The spring the band Concert Page Sixty-eighi Hcrrmtttvuri too . . . the Orchestre and the strtrtg Qrtscmblc . . , rrrrtmirtg Omer the orcrctte score ... tmtrt durirr rrttcrmtssuort trme tor the Qtcrsg trims r t , . . . the scotc practice thot nearly drove tom Crazy . . . Struggtrrtg wlttt butt tuddtcb xvttitc startglmg with JFOFHTGI sl-Xirts . . , the rush to put rrtstrtmtcrrts army bctorc the ttrtal bell . . . was rewarded by producing and remerttber how Mr, W0rbte'5 dtreitorslwtru Qtr UQI1tVEClOt'Qd irtstrumerrtel depctrtmertt, 3 t 3 , i , 7 W , 5 I. ,- Page Sixty-rrirrG DRAMATICS To be or not to be' '... Remember? . . . this was the year when footlights began to flicker more often . . . the newly organized dramatics classes pushed drama front and center . , , long hours of memorizing poems . . , more hours of reciting them over and over . . . one-act plays were a specialty . . . Remember . . . the excitement when you splashed that first bit of grease paint on . . . the butterflies in your stomach when you made your grand entrance . . . that wonderful final scene when the hero held you in his arms . . . Remember . . . not only the dramatics classes showed Thespian talents . . , the Senior comedy, The Fighting Littles, by our own lndiana author, Booth Tarlqington . . . day after day of line read- ing . A A finally getting some feeling into our parts . . . the dress rehearsal that gave us those minute worries , . . the sighs of relief when the matinee was over . . . what fun the final per- formance was . . . Page Seventy There vvos no limit on the lough o meter when the Juitiors oresertted George Woshirtgtoh Slept Here . . . Remember , . A they hod their problems too . A . the tedious toslq ot getting iitlo Chgroeter . . 4 Croelsihg the jokes so they reolly sourtded lL1I'lVly f,.. gettiiig props together . . . imogihe o blow oiid wheelborrow in the Iivihg room , . . mokihg thunder souhd reol . .. Remember . . . Dromoties Certoirily tools rio boels-stoge im our yeor. Remember The opereTTo oT '49, The SLTrbomheT GirT , . , Those CuTe Cosmmes exeryohe WGITTQC1 To vxeor . . , The ThriTT ohd pride oT hovmg The COUTTU Chorol Fe5TixfoT here oT our 5ChooT, The gids sexTeT ThdT Took o Tir5T in DT5TrTCT dhd STQTQ CorTTejTf, . , . Those Tolly jokes oT Mrs, LLTQTTTTQTIT whnch pelivped U3 up oh d dreory doy '.,. The 5gT1:f.:o:dTs CTo5eT' so Temphhg To use os o Cell Chomlner The TrighT ThdT roT'ed oroohd wiTh Sofo Doy , , corohhg OIT The Circle , A . The holsefv hor-4 ode To Town ond The sdd TholTQhT oT reTTTrrT:TTQ To sChooT . 4 . Ch? my whoT doys . . . CeTTmg TTT Tome wiTh SoLTThTTorT oCTuxTT1es UNT 5eoTed oT The DTGTWO, Joorm Dunkel ond Rosuldhd Webbg 5TohdmQ ore Eorhre EoTorT, Roge EhorT red PooT LTrTd5Trom, A CoTChy Tune mode Tor much ermjoymem' omohg These members oT The Server PToy Co5T. iember . . bright toot- ts, and over excess at ce,-up on the boys and s alike . . . the last ew ot parts by Mrs. ieth Luginbill, direc- betore the curtain rising on the tirst ie ot the operetta, .Ies, the biggest event luced by the five vo! music classes ot '48, r can anyone forget? Remember . . . the Special Vocal Chorus which recalls to our minds such times as the Christmas Program , . . Easter Sun- rise Seryice . . , Radio Broadcasts , , , District and State contests . . . This select group ot singers put on many outside programs and brought many honors to Southport High School . . . l-las anyone forgotten those strains ot Boogie Woogie that slipped in between those strains of classical music once in a while . . . those hurried bits ot talk that were allowed to pass from one student to the next while music was being distrib- uted . . . sleepy time which rolled around when record day and the first breath ot spring hit a clash . . . Page Seventy-th ree .mmf .X , .Je 4 H - .,,,,,,,,f .. 'diqlsz V ' 9' ,, VE? Q W. ,wwf 5 V. Renlefnber The coal, autumn nights at the gridiron Con- tests . . . The breathtaking avertimes of the net clashes . . , The laughter, and the tears . . . The County baseball trophy . . . The excitement at the Cinder meets . . . And last but by na means least . . . Remember the coaches and the graduating athletes. Page Seventy-tive FO0TBALL Remember . . . The opening game against War- ren Central , . , Joe l-lurrle, Bob Jaus, Jim Fry- man, Art Hagerty, Bill Smith, Bob Baker, Bob Wheeler, John Dawson, Jack l-lall, and Tom Riggs, the returning lettermen . . . Our new coaching statt consisting ot Kenny Wasson, Chauncey Mc- Daniels, .lack l-lanna, and Bill Frenderberger . . . The Card's tirst victory ot the season over the Ben Davis Giants l2-O A . . The hard fought l-lowe game lost by one point . . . Shortridge's aerial attack and a strong line that handed the Birds their third deteat . . . The 39-O beating handed to Franklin Twp .,i. Bob Emmett's BO yard touch- down run from an intercepted pass , . . Manual's little Frank Nlascari who seemed to be the cause ot deteat by the Redskins . . . Bob Wheeler's second consecutive game tor three touchdowns . . , Deteat tram Cathedral making it the Cards titth in seven attempts . . . The Washington gamee-the sixth deteat . . . The grand finale- - a 28-6 victory over the Decatur Hawks , . . Wheeler scoring 22 points in the l-lawk game and snagging second place in the county scoring race with 9l points , , . Remember Bob Jaus, Joe l-lurrle, Bob Wheeler, Jim Moore, and Don Kortepeter being placed on the local city paper's mythical all county teams . . . The sauad's cap- tain, Bob Wheeler. Page Seventy-six GAMES Sept. Get. Nov. lO l7 24 l 8 I5 20 29 5 1948-1949 SCHEDULE Warren Central ................................. Ben Davis ...................... ............... Howe ............................ .....,......... Shortriage ................ ............... Franklin Twp. ............ . Manual ...................... ............... Cathedral ................ ............... Wash i ng ton ...................... ............... Decatur Central .......... Page Seventy-seven iii' M..- IM FRYMANHserllor . . . right guard . . . let- termarm . . . wrestling lOB WHEELER-senior . . . balfback . . . letter- man . . . Second place in county scaring race . . . basketball ACK POLLARD-senior . . . left tackle . . . let- termart . . , wrestling BOB BAKER-senior . . . right tackle . . . let- termart . . . wrestling BOB EMMETT-junior . . . quarterback . . . let- terman . . . basketball JACK HALL-junior . . . baltback . . . letterman . . . basketball . . . track Page Seventy-eight URRLE 'senior A A A riglwt cbd A A A letter! A A baseball KORTEPETER -lamar A A A fallback A A wan DAWSON senior A A lett guard A A wan A A A basketball A A track lk A.:-: ERA BOB JAUS-senior A center A A A letterman A A A basketball A A A track KENNY WASSON--coach A A A tirst year as bead coach WALT SCHALER-junior A A A left end A A A let- termam Page Seventy-nine TRACK Remember too, how the cinders tlew as the thin- clads tlew around the track . A . the county meet , . . the lettermen, Bill Calaway, Jack l-lall, Ben- nie l-larbin, Robert Jaus, Lee lVlcGathey, Janes Rea, l-lorton Smith, and Floyd Wheeler ,..' We relay team , , . the lndianapolis relays ,.., t he treshmen meet at Warren Central , , . the track coach, Jewell Young , . . W-4 A BASEBALL Remember the call ot S-'l'-R-l-K-E , . . South- port starting its 40th year ot baseball . . , the returning lettermen, Richard Theil, Gene Dietz, Joe tlurrle, Tom Paddock, and Bob Boltz . . . defending the county championship . . . tough battles with Male, Kentucky's best, Garfield ot Terre l-laute, the Wabash Valley Champs, La- fayette, North Central champs, and Franklin, the southern champs . . . the diamond coach Ray Linson . . . Page Eighty-one BASKETBALL Remember . , . the opening game lost to Frank- lin 37-32 A , A Jack Armstrong doing all the Cardinal's scoring in the first quarter ot the tilt . . , our first victory vvon from the defending sec- tional tiltists 4l-25 . . . the Cathedral game with the lrish's Don Roeder scoring ZO points . . . our next two deteats, bath from tough southern opposition, Jettersonville, and Madison . A , the addition at sophomores Lee lVlcGathey, Gordie Miner and Roland Nerding to the varsity squad A . . the holiday tourney at Jettersonville . . . the 66-48 lacing handed to the Warren Warriors 4 . . the 30 point victory over Franklin Twp ..., the Youngmen's first game in the county tourney . . . 'ye ole' Franklin Twp, jinx catching the Birds in the second go-round ot the event . . . BraziI's tough auintet thumping the Cards 46-36 , . . Schmalfeldt scoring 25 points . , , the Cardinal's sixth victory ot the season vvon from Ben Davis . . . a 4l-32 victory over Martinsville to close the season A . . the thrilling, throbbing action ot an overtime game with Beech Grove in the sec- tionalsethe score 47-46 , , . the one-man at- tack led by Smith . . A knocking out a tough city school, Broad Ripple, by a score ot 43-39 . A . Schmalteldt svvishing the net tor Zl points . . , semi-final game with Lawrence Central , . . the 39-36 victory over the Bears . . . the tinal game with Tech . , . the determination ot the Card- inals and the killing agony ot an overtime . . . the heart-breaking toul called on Bob Jaus with one second left in the game, the score tied . . . tears shed tor a team that won only B games more during the season but vvon the praise ot every local net tan tor the wonderful game played that evening . . . remember, too, Coach Young and his great coaching , . . Richie Theil, l-lorton Smith, and Louie Schmalteldt vvho so calmly led their teammates throughout the event A A A remember? Page Eighty-two Southport 3'n 41 27 34 34 32 W 31 51 29 35 GG 542 Franklin Vlfasltington Lawrence Central Sliortriclge Cathedral Jettersonvillo Madison Elwood 11Xlew Year's Tourneyl Huntingsburg Evansville Bosse Warreii Central Franklin Twp, lCounty Tourneyl Vis 37 35 32 37 38 41 El Q0 45 40 48 26 SCHEDULE itars Southport 35 oo ,N 5 52 41 38 37 47 IT -ti 30 43 Decatur Vranklin Twp Bragil Ben Davis Broad Riiiiula Manual Howe lvlartinsville fSectiona1sl Eeeclw Grove Broacl Ririiyle Lawrence Central Tech Visitors 29 40 46 38 55 32 -17 30 46 39 36 119 Page Eighty-tnr he CGTU1 Netmen . . . . Remember ITIC team? .... It was one of the lust 5 E S 5 ' 2 4 c 3 ,l l - ,l 1 l t X ,B 1, L l l .w DAVE l3EI2l'l2AM junior , . A corttar . 4 . toot- lrall . . . track llOlQl'ON SMITH sortlor , . . torward . . . lot- tomlan . . , Second loading scorer , . track JACK AlQlVlS'l'lQCNG lurtior . . comtcr . . lootball JESSE EIERMAN sophomore . , center , . lootball GORDIE MINERY -sabbomoro A . , guard , , baseball LEE McGA-ll-lEY sobbomoro . , . guard . . track RGLAND NERDING sobbomoro . . . certter . . . tootball LOUIS SCHMALEELDT lurtior , , , cerrtar , . . leadmg scorer . . . lootball RICHIE Tl-llELk senior . . . guard , A , lettermart , . . baseball JACK l-lALL junior . . , lorvvard . , . football . . . track BOB WHEELER- -senior . . . lattermam . , , guard . . , baseball BOB BOLTZ senior . . . guard , , A baseball . . . track ECB JAUS -senior , , . center . . , latte-rman . . . football . , , track Freshmen Led by Coptoin Corl Lositer, the trosh quintet coptured the treshnien county trophy by deteot- ing Beech Grove i9-26 ot the Butler tieldhouse before the big County tourney. Molqing up the relieve souod Were, Don Allen, Jim Boker, Bill Corey, Poul Cleory, Bob Eldridge, Kenney l-lorbin, Joe lrlowthorne, Dove Holdowoy, Corl Lositer, John Moshmeyer, Bill Loyrnonn, Dove Ryker, Bob Weddle, ond Bennie Wise, Reserve Coochecl by Kenny Wosson ond led by Rolond Nerding ond Gordie Miner the reserve netters Completed their schedule with only two deteots ogoinst them. lylodison ond l-lovve were the clubs to spoil the little teorn records. Jessie Eiermon, Tom Poddock, Bob Emmett, Ronnie Burnett, Gene Kirby, Rolph Yount, ond John Mortin complete the teom. ? : 'MW-Fl: W...4ig :f P V U V 7,15 ZL, A M,,.,,, . -V . , A' 1.54. Y' 'i.q 5 MN vw ,awww I . ,--nu! Page Eighty-eight RGl7TClTllD6V . . . OUVS WCIS G YCVX' SUCCOS9- tal year ip all sports . . . We odded molly new trophies to our Collectlorw . . , Mr. Lihsoh was very proud ot hls dramohd aces and the trophy they bagged . , , The yell leaders worked up almost as much sweat as the team as they cheered tht- teams oh . . . our Cardmah were last meh . , . They Covered the length ot the Court in shutter cillcltipg time . . . Gals at SHS, joined lp sports too . . . Play- mghts supplemented the hours at push ups, touchtoes and hand clors . . , Yes this was our year . . . a wortdertal year . . . Remember? Remember . . . . This was farewell , . , those final parties . . . the rushing days . . . caps and govvhs . , . and Theri the lang awaited diploma that brought both iays arid fears . . . yes, this was our year . . . a wonderful year . . . Remember? Page Eighty-nine Wihen you want a photograph . . . you want a fine photograph and that's the only kind your official photographer takes! Preview Studio . . . . . . 3rd. Floor Wm. H. Block Co. Compliments of CHAS. E. ORME, Inc. 5505 S. 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