Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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YVithin thcsc pages wc lmvc tricml to depict life in our school :ls wc huvc vxpcricxmcud Cl it at Southport High School alluring our four ycurs Southport High School 9 Indianapolis, Indiana Frosh . . . We were feeling so terribly big because we were starting to hlgh school. . . Then we saw what an enormous place it was and how few people we knew . . . Such bewilder- ment. . . . Sophomores . . . By this time we had managed to survive our first year and knew our way around rather well, so we didn't feel quite so lost. There were a few more clubs to join, and more social life to add to our enjoyment. Juniors . . . VVe were practically at home now, and knew almost every- one. . . This was the year of our first prom and also our class play. Class pins and rings caused quite a stir among the juniors, and certainly aroused the envy of all Fresh- men and Sophomores. Seniors . . . At last! We rule the roost. . . Didn't it make you proud to hear the Freshies whisper There goes a Seniorn when you passed? There were so many parties, dances, and club meetings we hardly had time to catch our breath as commencement week approached. 4 wears yes . . . 4 years to our day! . . . this 1950 Anchor is our story 6511 .I sul, 5 3 5 . X F w S s 3 i E 5 2 , 1 2 .A W KN , 0 . . 'll Q an 5 -.1 'U- I J, in .WMM '-mm. wimwwmm, 4 in .. w 4' -f, , . . V L,.. 1 t M 5 5 I .. ., . 'gi t , S, .K ,E . 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Frmu the looks of things, Mrs. Nlillcr really puts hvr uzxcrolmtsll tlxrnugll tht-ir palrcs, .XS soplmollmrus our must impres- sivc rvligriuus survive wus thn- hcnutiful Easter Sunrise Service in which Marilyn Holm repre- scntcd hc-r vluss. QMQE QQ :u if 5 f ,xx E 14: ,M Sophomores , . . 2 years Sophoxnorcs this year s t 0 1 C zz march on the seniors by invading: :hwir locker section. 19-P7--I-S Another Scprcmhcr and we wr-ru enrolling in vlusscs z1,Q':1in unc Step nearer to our Dnyf' Iwnru Cluhs :md ufhcus were opcn to us. At that time wc striwd :mal succccnlccl in fzxvoranhly imprrssing' thc North Central .-Xssuciz1tion, our first night party, thc magazine drive Cclchratiam, amd thu ntlmlutir cvcnts in which many sophmnorcs pnrticipzxtcd in were scnnu of the highlights of our sonlnnnm'e year. mxsx UU111' 11011115 XY1-ru Yn1111u' 111111 Gm 11:15 1111s 1c:11 s J11111111' l'1llS5 1113! st111'1'111Q 1111111141 131'111v11, 1,1111-rr11 lR1,u'111, -101111 G1'it131t11, T11111 ,1L'Il1'i1llS, L'11111'1i1' Rau, Dirk -1111111111 111111 C11111' l111w1ctt. Q1llI1l1 R111 c1'111111x 111111 Fllll 1 11111, T11I5 w'11 Q 1111111111111 wr Plb17ll1llI'lTB Q111111 01 t111 xlllj D:1111'1'. nn- Junior . . . lmree years one more to go! .Xt lust uc xwrn' lipirulvlxlssiizcxi. Our junior yuzxr uns full of manly m-xx cu-nth. XYC hgul Ihr' wr-iulmry mlccision of 1-Imusing: rln- styli- uf our class rings :incl pins. glftvr this, our nuxt big nuczlsimi xx as thc gixuclltatiull of our first class play, George VVl1Sl1lIlL1'TOll Sh-pr Huw. XXX- also l7CL'l1lIlU hcrtcr nlrin-rs :luv to thc ncwly instzillcml lDI'lYCI' Falucntion fulirsvg uc haul lcncls in tha- opcrcttzu wrxcnl Ull thu ,Xiirlwr :zml Pr-rr5 Nuws stuffy :mal Qlzully palm' up L-,2': waiter. The L'llIIlllY of our yuur was the Junior'-Ssuior Prom uc :nw in hmmm' of thc Svniur Class. ,loan Griffith, L!'IlLl1lll Rcccl, and Yun Lil-L-lmzy prupzxrinf for flu' lmig cxunrftlic Prom. Tm: juniors, ,lcr1'3' DZ1IEIlk'l' :tml .xllL'!'l'l1 llcnry umlvr thu symm- zgirslniju of Hrs. Ritchic repro- :vmccl the :rllmml in thc Voivc ol DL-mm'1'zu'3 Culltn-st :incl won for rlwnm-lws rzulms. '-Lg .www flbfziamh 4 'T limi J, NIR di 0 9 A ilk: ,vw 315 1 1 A s Selling mls to help finance our 1950 Anchor was thc task lwcstowccl upon Ronnie Burnett :xml Ralph Yount. Kenny VVri,fht looks quite wistful as Patsy Dinkcl hr-his hcrsulf to rufrcsli- ments scrvn-cl by Jzlnct Day in thu 1949 Junior Class Play, GL-orgc VVnshingrton Sh-pt Ilene. Yu lllfwl' V. :vc you houglxt yoilrsfn To this qnustimm IIILITD' nnswci' hy piirclmsing thcir 1950 Ancl Hcrhcrt 'Il0Ill11lllll'l1L'l :mal JIIINUS llcmz ucivillu Orclcrs during the mmm lmur. mr. Hcrc wal arc rc- Senim' . . . our year! Our Senior Prom Linked with the many memories of high s c h o o l days, predominates the dance given by the Juniors in honor of the Seniors. The Junior-Senior Prom will always be remembered years after UOLI1' Dayfl What Events and Activities! Three years of work and great anticipation preceded this, our fourth year, but when we reached it, it was everything we'd hoped for and even more . . . there was our senior play, Meet Me in St. Louis . . . sittings at the studio for class pictures . . . ordering invitations . . . the prom the juniors gave for us . . . the Hobo party made possible by the P.T.A .... our undefeated football season and the celebration dance . . . the dreaded Gov- ernment test . . . our hope of being exempted from other exams . . . the Johnny Jump-up Dance . . . the talent show . . . our Senior Day program .... A fter four glorious years of studies and activities we donned our caps and gowns for Coxmnencement, Our Day. Our Senior Play This year our Senior play, 'KMeet Me In St. Louis was a great success under the direction of Mrs. Elsa Majors. Tlw hours of L'0lI1lIliTTL'L' lm-vrirlus, rlw ulwcmsilm :md scmlinp' of E iI1Xif2lfiOIlh, sch-vtilm' thu 0I'i'l1C5fI'Ll, llhlllllillpl' thu Hour show, ulwlcr- im: 11-frm-slmlmllts, mul alcwrzxting for thu clzmcc wuru ull mxfzmt tasks hut all this effort was north the L'IljUXlIlCIlf that thc Prom ,LYIIVC LIS. This ycau' our pl1ut0,Q'1':1pl1c1' f:1x'01'cd us by taking: illl1iYiiiLlI'll shot mf couples uhivh will hclp us huns' rcmcmhcr this nizlhf. Our Senior Year . . . 7--' Om- of rht' higliliirlirs of rliv Senior yuur is thu trzulitimizll faluulty party in which thc tui1rl1u1'S lut down their hair, forgot thcir tligrniry :intl :in rht- suniurs Ll rczll party. Thcre's gold in them thar hills and Mr. Leedy, Mrs. Ritchie, :md Mrs. Xvll1Zll1S are out to fetch itl Seniors Hcwe Fun Basketball season ended with the llnderelassmen up- setting the Seniors in the traditional game. The Seniors were given strong hacking by three outstand- ing yell leaders. Due to our first undefeated-uw tied football s e ll s o n , we were pleasantly rewarded with a viv- tory celebration. WWKMW ut, Lady Bnhlwic, fM1lIlllL'WW', the cnt, to bc cxnctl nonuhuluntly plays hcr part in a Scene from the Senior Play, Mort Mc in St. Louis. Always room for one more. In Ralph Yountls fparclon the cxprussionl car one is apt to find most anything, but what is more surprising is that every now and then it starts on the push of thc starter button. Fueling very brave, Joyce Lipp was thc first to cntcrg but Dave Bertram wus the last. CDraw your 1-1 own conclusions., years H 0000 5 Q H qi 'K Lk Emi. e 4 years to commencement O Our People CALVIN C. LEEDY Our People and Administrator The past four years hzivc hccn filled with rich cxpcricnvcs for our Seniors. In :ulclition these yours have hrought rhzxngcs in our status which arc of hcncht to all. Tliruc S'L'1I.l'S ago wc ucru gruntctl, for the first tilnc, a First Class Coniniission. Following this wc were zulmittccl to the North Central Association of Collcgcs uncl Sc-comlalry Schools. The :xhovc Ulmugcs plan-u Southport unions the onu huuclrccl sixty-scvcn high schools of lnnliuna whit-h mul: at tht- top. Furthermore, thc credits of our gracluutcs are now ncrcptcnl without ques- tion in ull collcgcs in which thuy may clcsirc ziclniission. BL-longing to the North fvntrnl also ,Q'lll1l'LlI'lTCCS 1 hcttcr education, l3Ct'llLlSL' all stamlarcls set up hy this association must hc I1lLllI1tL1l1lCLl from ycnr to year. Thus Southport High School has rcalclicd greater strides in progrcss :luring the four y1::u's of your scniol' Class. Our Trustee and Deans Due to the foresight of our enterprising Trustee, Mr. Swift, 11 survey was made early in his term to reveal the educational needs of Perry Town- ship. As :x result of this, n new Junior High School will he started this summer on thc land just west of our Stadium which will relieve the overcrowded conditions of our high school. During our four years we have come to know and look upon our dezms, Miss Penrod and Mr. Kellum, with admiration :md respert for their capable leadership and guidance. i, 42 X, F acult . . . Hr-len J. Clmmllcr A.li. Ruxlul Uulvl :aiu llunm Surlrtx' llx:ul ul Surlzal Smliu llnpzuxtuunt licrt G, Ilan ilnml ILS, llullnuu Ccuirul Surlul Stullirs Jr-ssl' Cupbcy .-X.ll. Xllxilunlllm Cullvgr Futura' TL-uclu-rs lln-:ul ul' liuplifl1 Ill-p:u't11u-ut Alice VV. Black A.li. luclirluil Cuntrul I.ll'ww:urv 1,ll'r:xry Clulv ClLll'L'lli'C E. Liccluy A.li. luzliaum Cmutrul lxlxxtlwlxulltlcm lll-Y Marie Fraser ll.5. llnll Stale Pcrrv Nuws, Quill :xml Scrull, Sigupnst, Suyhuuznlu Cluss Sponsc juurnnlasm, English, Plmmgrnyhy' 1VIZlI'Q'IlI'Ut D, fanart ILS. Uulvrxfitv nl' Ciuciuuruli lhlsilxnss Frllu-ntinn Cu-spuxmu' of F.ll,I..A. Svcrct:u'v's Club Ray Linson l3.S. llflll Slate' Imlustrinl Arts, Arhlelius Mmlcl Club, Traffic Club Elczmor Guycr A ll. llnmwcr Mnlhcnmtics Sucizxl Clulu Gynctlm Luginlvill li.S. Mzulchrstrr Yncnl Muaic, Opvwttn Furl lVlcCormlcli H.S.A., NLS, Pklrlluc Apricullurr, lilulngy l '.F.A. lVIz11'.Lrz1rct VV. Lowclcrmill-Z l'l.5. lluliunn Uuivcrsilv lluuw Fcmwmlcs, Czlfutcrin, F.H.A., junior Rrcl Cross, Junior LL-:ulnr'S Club Rosalind lVlc6li A.li. Rmlrr Uuivwrsitv Spuulsh, Flnlngy Clmunvcy McDaniel li.S, Imlinnn Uuivcrsltv l7rlvr1's Training, Iii--lugv, Arhlcllcs Elm S. Nlnjnrs ILA., MA, Buxln-1 Uuivmsity Latin, English, Sluim' Play Sponsor, Anchwr, Lntln Cluh wr, C is 85? ENS Ji Ml. s 4 mv in-M ,A -fs it ,f A 2' we 4 ll ssfkw ll SQW Lugz 3, racuny . Iilxxuml NliIIu1' ILS. Imllzuxn Slut. 'l'n.u'Iln1N ful 31.34. Iluiinnzn l'l1ix'r1Xih Iiufimsa, Uurxynxvxwl nl' If.I4.I.. , .-Xrhlui. Iublicilv Llwillv INIIIIU1' -X II. Indlsn-zu Stull 'lm.uI1r1r RMI Phxfiuzl Iklxxbnilmx NI:lIIu'lu:xZILS hy.:-54:1 ul I...'X..-X. .Inck R. INIKIIQISIII ILS. I!:lII Stull' Iluximfw Arh 1-airs LI-srvr O. Rzruth KLIC. Hzxluzxrh Suqizal S:uIIivs Axhlui.-5 KllfIIIL'L'Il NI. Ritwhic .LIL Ihlthl' l'11Ivu1'-IU NI..-X. Nnrilmxxwtmlx l'1x1v11f:1x Illgllfh, Publi: bpvnlelnp, Ilraum junxlu I'I:u hpmxwl, Mink .mvl Cf Ellis Robins .LIL Imiizmn C'Lu11':nl L'Iumial1'x, Phxsxu, NI.nh-'rxmtig Swim Class Spunwx BL-tty Stuwns ILS. Imlinuxm Umwr-itv Iluxim-aa, Mznlhvmxnio, Smml Club, Clnxirznl Sucu-tazlv KvnncrI1 XNIZISSUII RS. Hull Stam- In1Iust1'inl Arts Arhlk-:ins Bu-try IVIIISIIILIII .fx.II. Imlizmzu Ulxivwxsitx' I-'ugiish r?gwmsur uf Pzngl :xml Umpnr Iumm' Class Spnmnr INI:11'y TImIul' Il.I',S.INI, Imlizmu Univnlsity Ifngllsh Ifuahrnzm Klaus hpumnr lvzm xNIl1l'IHIC ILM. I4utlv1', jnulzln L'ulxw1v:1lurx nf Musxc Iliuutm uf Imrvumnmzll Music Ncllv VVULIYCI' ILS. Iizlll 5!:lfC Iimim-as Svhmvl 'l'1'n:lru1cr BIZIIIUIIL' VVIIIZIIIS :LIL Mzuizm Uulln-ge Ar! JL-wk-11 Young ILS. Pulfluu Snclnl Stumlivs Phwicnl Iiducnzion Ilxnuhn nf Alhlvlirs A, 1 Q x I Joan Altman Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Chorus, St-cl't't:1ries' Club Jack Armstrong Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Letterninxfs Club, Hi-Y, Student Orgzmizattion, L:xtin Club, Rzlsketbnll, Booster Club, Optwtin, Choir Nlaxine Amstutz Booster Club, Secretaries' Club, Senior-ority, G.A,A. Janet Day iI.A.A., Booster Club, Sunior-orily, Page :xnrl Chapter, Lzxtin Club, Anchor Stuff, junior Play Robert Bishop Rooster Club, F.F.A. Nlnrilyn Light Secretary of Sophomore Clnss, CIAA., Seniorfoiity, Latin Club, St-U1-tzzries' Club, Orlice Girl, junior Plztv, Senior Pluv, Student Organization, Anchor Staff, Musk :und Gavel, Ilooster Club, F.B.L.A. Senior cers . . . Lezulingf the Senior Class in their many activities under the guid- ance of IVIV. Robins were Ronnie Burnett, President, Dave Bert- rnm, Vice-President, and Norma Harms, SCCFCUIfy'-Tl'UllSll1'C1'. i .lawlc Bauman liuuaux' Club, Sluiu: l'l'xv, Orubu-r!r:i, Ilzuul, Luliu Club Marilyn Aping C...-LA., N-uiru'-urity, ljlmalci' Club, 1.ibrzui:u1 Dain- BL'I'll'1llll lizrakzlbull, lfuutlmll, 'I'r:1ck lli-Y l..I!iluuui's Club llimfim' Club, , Km-lmaillvxir ul Summa' Cl.i5-, Wuxi llirilurlzx Club, Vice-Puaillllit ul' juuiur Class llclun Mau' .'xllfllL'l'l! ciclc Cnulvl 'l'uichur, I-'ulurv 'l'r:nchcl's, Swim'-ul'iIi', l':u,gv.- :uul Chzlpll-1' Club, fi..-LA., lluusur Cluh .luv lilnzcli lflmlbxnll, XY1'usIlilig, I.vltl-rmaunls Club, Ili-mini' Club Doris lSz1l'nlu1rt N:ltiuu:ul lluum' Sucirti , if,u,L.A., Auuhui' Stull, Sl-u1'ul:m'5 Club, Sl-uim Plan, 'Iulllui' Plzu, Musk zuul G:n'L'l Club, Sliuim'-milv, ll-msn-r Club RtlNY1lI'tl Rraclburn Page :uul Chzxplrr Club, lluustni' Club, Lntiu Club Mu ry Baum Sucl'cl:u'v, Olliu' Girl, F.H.A. Club, Secii-tzu'w's Club, Sl-uiur-miiv, Quill 'un Srrull. juuiiu' Plzlv Cruw, lilmstvr Club, Amhur Stuff, Assuuiulv Fmlilur Pvrrv Nvws Runniv Br:1nc'l1c-nu lffmstl-1' Club Fuolbnll Bill Cumic' lfuurbnll, Hi-Y Lulu-1'11izlu's Club, lfuuatur Club Sliirlcy Blalnkcnsliip ILA..-X., Sclxior-uriiv, Chuir, lluusu-1' Club Riclm ral CLI roy llzuul, lluualur Club, l'i'l'sillcm F..'X.A , Naitinuml llnuui' Sncirlv, Suninr Plnv Uwsllillg, Chuir Delores J. Bolcs Olwrctlzi, lZ.A.A., Chuius, Amhm' Staff, liimsrvr Club Paul Dcnny Yin--l'l'1s1:lu1xt F.F.A., llmnstvr Club, juuiur Plnv Crust lNlickcy Branson lluustii' Club, 'lim-zlsi1w'l'z' SL-cn-t:lrv's Clu Slriim'-u1'ih-, G.A,A., F.ll.I,.A., Lzltiu Club lu, Junut Ben rd Hnnstrr Club Ronniu Brown liztstbzill, Wrcstling, Opcrrttu, Roush-1' Club, Hi-Y, juan Bvnnctt Sucre-t1n'v, G.A.A,, F.li.L.A., Ilonatur Club, YiuAPrv.sinlt-nl Stcrut:11it9 Club, Anchor Stuff, Mask :incl Gavel, Senior-oritv, junior Plny, Senior Play, Office Girl Ronnie Burnutt Scnioi Clam Prcsillcnt, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Stutlent Organization, junior Plny, Smnic-1 Plny, Football Tc-nun, Iizwketballl Tt-ann, 'I'r:tcl:, Booster Club, Lrttcrmt-n's Club Peggy Bishop G.A.A,, Svniol'-nrity, Sucxmftznlivsl Club, Booster Club, Choir John Boyle linostvr Club Carolyn Brown G.A.A., F.B.L.A., B-vostcr Club Frank Cameron Intrznnuml Basketball, Roosur Club Phyllis Buescher Hoostci Club, St-nior-ority, G.,-X..-'k., Pit-sitlunt of F.B.L.A. Ralph Dicks lloostcr Club, Model Club, Vl'omlbutuhr'1's Club, Page mul Chztptcr Club Shirley Burch F.B,L,A., fI.A.A., becrntnxies, Club, Svnior-oritv, Chorus, Boosur Club James Eclcr Latin Club, Hi-Y, Pngv mul Chapter Club, lloostui' Club, Frushxnun Football Phoebe Burks F.B.L.A., G,A.A., Scnior-orilv, Sccrct1t1'ius, Club, Opt-rctln, Choir, Olbcc Girl, Senior Play, Bonstrr Club Stanley Ellis Vicr-Presirlunt of Freshman Class, President of Sophomore Class, Student Orgzlnizaltion, Truck, Vl'rcstling, Lettcrn Club, 5pv::tk:'r's Club, Lntin Club, Anchor Stuff, Senior Plzw, Chorus, Operuttn Franca-s Burton St-nior-ority, G,A.A., F.B.L.A., Hoostar Club, St-creturie-S' Club mu's inf? X 11 jf' lf? JH A I. ,ffiml ri' Tw , K -wi N v i .aux 4 5? a-,. '?' 'kzgw ,ff M1 4? pa- mmf' QQ, -4 gi 1 fisf G- l . ... ,,.,.......,mxj Snuifu' Plav, Quill and Sciull, l'nl'l'x' NL-ws Staff, Auclmr SMH, lioufu-1' Clulw, Mail: :uul liavul flulu, Pagc aml k'li:nplri' Club, G..'X.A., Suliiui'-urili' Holi Elllllwlf lfmuxlwall, llzuul, lli-Y, Ilmamulal llaskrllvall, llmmstux' Cluls, Siuinl l'lav, llllllul Plax, L'l1ru'iis, Ogwivtra, Orclirslra Faye Davis ILA..-X,, ll:-nfiur' flulw 0114 rvllu Nlurris Fix llmmcl' Club, Sluiliut Uullicil Patsy Diukcl KLA..-X. Svcivturx, Fuluru 'lkaclu-is uf Arml'ifa P1'rsinluut, l'ags aml Chaprcv, SL-uiur Plav, juuiur Plav, Upuu-Ita, Chuir, llunsn-1' Kllulw, Lauu Club, Club l-lilitm' ull :Xmlmlg Sulxiun-mitx' Larry Gillum ' XYrusIlillg, llawlmall, Lillvrim-x1's flulw Clmii, lfrwlnuan llafkutlvall, lhmsu-i' Oulu, Sturlviu Organiyzutinu Irma Dumlap F.li.l...-X., CC.A.A., Pap- :mil l'h:lplcl', Dimmu' Club, Fuuuu 'llaihvrs of Anxuuicn Fclviuu-nrity Jack Hall lfnntlwzull, Ihskctluznll, 'I'l:u'k, I.vltc1'um-u's Club, liuostn-1' Club, lli-Y, Wuml-liiltcl1v1 s Club Kathryn Eaulin Ihmftui' Cluli, F.H..'X,, Laiiu Flulv, Suniui'-nriu, ll..-LA., llmmi' Socimlv, Parlizuucutllriim ul' F.ll.A., Sunim' Play, Ialnariau Gvntry DQ-an Hcmlcrson Hmnsu-1' Club, Kms' Orlrt, lim! Qumm Eilwina Ecldluman f.,A..-X., bcnlm'-urilv, Ilnustur Cluh Rulwcrr llvnry Funihall, Wrwtlllig, 'l'1arlc, I-.I-A., lhmstrx' Vlulm Margarcr Ellis Sn-liiui-m'ity', liuubtvr Club, Muna-t:1ix's flub Tlimuas Hosicr llnusu-1' Clulu, I,u!tc1n1an's Club, Latin- Clulv, lli-Y, F.'l'..-X., F.l!.I...-L, junior Plav, Slurln-ut Mauagvr, Cailz-I Tcachcr,, SL-uim' Plax' Crew Marilyn Fowler KI.A.A., SL-ninr-niilv, llnostrr Club Sccrctarv, I-'.B.L.A., Stumlcut Organization: Syria.-lal'x, Such-l:ni'y's Club Mary Freels G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Senior-oriti Secretaries' Club, Hoosier Cl ,VJ ub James Howard P1'esiden! Mask and Gavel, Vice-Presilleixl Hi-Y, Student Organization, ,luniur Plav, Senior Play, Operella, Choir, Huis' Oztel, Bois' Quarter, Anchor Staff, Booster Club Catherine Garrison Mask and Gavel, Seniorfority, G.A.A., Great Hooks Club, F.T.A., Band Dave Johnson Band, Choir, Football, Booster Club Peggy Glenn Latin Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Secretary'- Booster Club, Choir, Anchor Staff, Senior Play Toni Jones Boys' Octet, Hors, Quartet, junior Play, Senior Play, Choir, Oper:-Ita, Booster Club, Football Margaret Gue President of G,A.A., Senior-ority, Page and Chapter, Booster Club, Secretary, Librarian James Kelly F.F,A., Booster Club Irma. Haines F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Choir, Secretaries' Club Don Kortepcter Hi-Y, Lcitv.-rn1en's Club, Booster Club President, President of junior Class, Foutball, Wrestling, F.F.A. Norma Harms Treasurer of Senior-orily, Mask and Gavel, G.A.A., Librarian, Operetta, Choir, Booster Club, Student Council, Secretary' Senior Class, Senior Plav Richard Krieger Booster Club, Choir Nlary Lee Henry G.A.A., Senior-ority, Latin Club, President .incl View-President of F.l-LA., President of Library Club, Carlet Teacher, Booster Club, junior Play, Senior Play jerry Liforcl Booster Club, Intramural Baskerball Doris Henzznan Booster Club, Latin Club, F.H.A., U.A.A., Senior-ority, Library Club, Secretarr, Anchor Staff ZWGRE' ' iii?-:1 ' J V .iiiefgi ' r ' r fl ' Q 'M 1 ' R 3 3 1 QW' Q.. - 53'-?1 Phyllis Hulzbog l-'.ll.I...-X., SL-11i111'-111it1', G fl A , Ch11i1', SL-f1ct:11'l1.w' Club Opr1'vtl:1, Ilimsll-1' Club Rolzxml lNIcGutl1cy Opi-1'ctl11, llifY, ll1111stc1' Club, 'I'1':1ck, Bzlslcrlbull Sllll'lL'Y Howell llu-1,1111 Club, Oplxi-t1:1. Clmir .-X11 lNlc'Kc11zic R1-sn-111' Foutbull, 'l'1:1cl: l11t1':1111u1':1l lluslcl-ll1:1ll, llmmstm' Club Ma11'u'll:1 Huck fJ..X,A. 'l'1'c:1sl11'r1', F.l..L.A., SL'11i111'-mitx, Cl111i1, llouatur Club, SL-Q11-I:11Aius' Club 1 blurry lVI:11'ti11 lluuusu-1' Club, XM1mllu1tcl'1m'1' Club, F1111tb11ll, I.111i11 Club Ham-1 Hurt !l.A.A,, S1-11i111'-111il1, SL-c1el:11'ic5' Club, I,11li11 Club, llimsh-1' Club, Ixlzlak 111111 Gzlvcl Julm T. Murtin Pl'K'Sllll'lll H1-Y, H:1111l Plwsimln-111, O1'chcsu':1, Cl111i1', Mask 111111 Kizwul, Srullcut 01'g:111iz:1l1n11, Su11i111' Plnv, ju11i111' Pl:11', Bimsu-1' Club, I11l1'11111u1':1l li:1sk1'1b.1ll C:1pl:1lu, Opurcttzl Bi1I'l7Jl'11 :l11Cl'CSlll1 Sv11i111'-111'ilv, KLA..-X., F.ll.A., Svclrtzlrici' Club, Suuiul' Plgiv, Ogu-11.-Ita, Choir. liimsu-1' Club, Ufliu' Girl JLIIIICS Nlunrs Fuulballl, Ham.-bzlll, Ihakctbnll, 'l'1':1fk, llu11sl111 Club, I.c1tu1'111:111's Club Sally Jcnningfs I..1ti11 Club, lfmmll' Club, 50:11-t:11'irS' Club. SL-11i111-111'it1', N:1ti111111l llmurn' Slwciuu. Mask :uul C:11'vl, S1'11i111' Pl:1v, ju11in1' Plan, Sn-c1'1-1'11'1, A11ul1111' Stuff Kt'IlllL'Ill lxIOIlI,Q'lllllL'l'Y Svullrm O1'g1111iL:11i1111, Musk :null fizuvvl, lli-Y, Cbnir, Srlliru' Pliw, lXl11rl1'l Club. tJ1111'1-lm, lllmsll-1' Club, .'X11cb111' Stuff, C:1p!:1i11 uf I11t1z1111u1':1l llzlskctlmll, 'l'1':1clc. Rvsl-11.v F1111tb:1ll, Run-Ive l!:1xki-1l1,1ll lVl2ll'llyll Jormlaln lilvmrn-1' Club, S1-11i111-111lt1', IJ..-'1..1X., l,ibl':111:11., tl1'c1'L1:11'iw' Club, 511-11-!:11'1, Ch11i1', Ogwwltrl. I'h11n1g1'11ph1' Assistzun, S1-111111 Plan' FI'Illlk'lS Pzlralllisc Fmvtbnll, I,L'tu'1'111:111's Club, Sbup Assislaun, B11115Iu1' Club Sl1:11'o11 Ku-lvl' llvmsn-1' Club, I.:11i11 Club, GA..-N., Sv11i111'-111'iI1, S1'r1'1't:1l'iuf' Club, lf.li.I..A. 'l'1'1-:islm-1' VVilma Kcllif' G.A.A., Suiiini'-mitv, Bunatrl' Club, Band, Oiulw-stun, Lantili Club Bob Pan-l-:ur Quzirtst, Oqtrt, klmil, lirmsn-1' Club Dixiv Key Ilnogti-1 Club, G.A,A., SL-iiini'-niity, F.'1'.A., Svcrt't:u'v-'I'u-:nslm-i Nzxtinnzxl llnnoi' Sucittv Pxlgtf :intl Chziptvi, junini' Plzly, Lilmnxxin, Othu- Gill Saintlrzi Klnvss Ilnustt-1' Club, G.A.A., Secrutxlri Stiiinl'-uritx, Pin-Consul Iuitin Club, Student Orgzxnizzitinn, Choir, Opt-rrttn, junior Plnv, Senior Plnv, ,Nnchtu Stuff, Naitinnnl Hnnm' Society -Jack Perry Tlaick, Bust-bzxll, lntrninuiznl l'1:xsk:Tb:ill, B1mSlL'l'Cluh Carol Laine F.R.I,..-X., H.A.A., Lzitin Club, Hun-tv! Club, Sunirui-uiitx, Serrctznisr' Club Lilli-3 Lifnrcl Iiznin Club, Pngu :intl Chupu-r, Suliiul'fol'itv Fugum- Pln-lps liiuirl, isnt-Sn-r Club, Stiulunt Olgiuiizzitiuu Curol Lipp Si-crvtzuy Quill :incl Scroll, Yict--Pix-sitlt'1lt F.'I4.A., Anchor Staff, Cnpv Ftlitur Pcrrv News, linnstur Club, G.A.A., Seniun'-oritv, Mask :intl fixwul, Pngc finfl Cbnptur, Lzitin Club, Sunitn' Plnv, Opt-ix-tlzi, Naltinnnl Hunan Suuivtv Jnyrc Lipp Nzxtinnzul Hnnm' Snuiutv, Pu-:itll-lit nf Quill nnrl Scinll, Musk :ind Gzivrl, Sccrct:u'v- 'I'l'vnsur:'i Futuru 'I'c:icbc1's, Seninn' Pluv, Assistant Editor P1-rrv News, Anchor SMH, Latin Club, Hunan-r C'uh, Sv.-iiiul-m'itv, G.A.A., Orchc-atm, Page mul Chapter Glcmltm Pierson Rnuzvul' Club, Trziffir Club, Chnir, Opcrcttn Ruth McMillan SL-l'io1-ulitv, G.A,A., F.B.L Sf'ci'ut:tn'ie-s' Club, Op:-rcttn, Chnii. Hui-Qtul' Cluh ,A., MQll'gIlll'CT lVIt'Qucency Quill and Scrnll, Perry News SMH, St-crutnr Cndvl 'I'uncht-l', Bonstsi' Club, Page and Chnlvtcr. G.A.A,, Senior-uritv, Lntin Club Yi M:11'k Pritscli Bnnsrt-r Club, Inn'nmui'nl Basketball, juniui' Play Mary Mngcndunz Iluostt-l' Club, Senior-ni'ity', G.A.A., F,B.I..A,, Chuir, Oper:-ttn E: WY, ' I . ,ff u.. ii QU' ' I r w: f. -W .. . zz fffl- 5, Q - uliu, A wg., 35 ,A Q , . SLIZXIIIHC iwlillflll Sllllul'-lllill, G,A.A., lilmslvl Club, Musk :lllll fizlwl, Pzlgl- :lllll Lh.lplul, l'.I..X.. kullul 'l'm':lclll'l Edu l1I'Li Rilylllllllll IL.-lc O.-ll-l, Chilli, lmlftll' Club, jlmilll P nl, Ogl-lwllpl, llllu' Qllallll-l, Svlllll l'l,ll fNl:ll',u'1ll'l-r lllzlrtillllallc li.,-LA. Sullilllhlllill, Ylcl'-l'l-f.lll-lll ll ll.,X. v Pl' sl-lv.-lll bull-l:ll'll0 klllll, lyllcl- lilll, ,Xlllhll bluff, al-llllll Plall ixiBI'll1l Millll-l' F lil -X C' -X -X Yfllllll-llllzl, l..lllll xlull, Sll'll'l:ll'il-5' L'lllll, .-Xllrlllll hlzlll, l.llll,lll.lll, Illllsll-l L'lllll, Swlllzlrl, Sl-llilll l'l,ll liilllll Riggs l-mllllllll ll-zllll, llxllk ll.llll, Nlralllllp ll.llll. ill-Y, 1.1-:ll-lllll-ll': flllll, lim-alll L'lll1l Lu .xllll fNlllr,2':lll F.ll.l...'X,, l,llill tlllll, Ii.,X..X.. bvllllll-llllll. llllllfll r Clllh Lillian My rivk Ifmlsiwl Club ,luck Riscl' 1-'ml:lm'l 'lk-gllll, I.-:lu-l'lll:lllK Llllll, lilluxivl Lfull, Upplulnl, Vllllil Bl-ttl N1llll'ill,Ll' bllll-l1ll'l-Tll-zlalllll lllllliul klzlaf, Qlllll :lllll Sclllll, Nglllllllzll lllllllll Sul-il-ll, Slllllll-l-ills, II.A.A., Allrillll' Slzllt, Marla zlllll Gzllwl, l'.ll1l zlllll Chxllllul, lllmulrl' flllll, jullillr :lllll Scllllll Plll, l,.llill Clllll, Slullczll kklllllull, Cllllll. Ohm lrllxl SIIFZI Nott lf.ll.l...fX., Srrll-Izlllls' Llllll. limi-lll Vllllv. S ull-i:l1'v ,lullll Sl'i1iL'I' lmlfllll Vlllb, l..lilll klllll, fillill, IIN-ll.lll. Ilzlrkvthglll Mary Fltlllccs O'NCil li,.-XA., Svlli-ll'-llllll, l ,ll..-X., khllll. lhmfll-l Club, Olll'l'l'lt.l Iutlllllil Ol'lllL' 'll'l1lalll'l'l Quill .lllil Sulllll, fill' lfllilllr Pclll . , , Nl-us, jllllilll I lllv, Sl-llillr I lzlv, llgl' alll l h.lll!cl, I.,lllll Clllll, Allllllll' Stull. lllulsll-1 llllll, lllzlrk :lllll Call-', Svllinl-llllll, li,.X..X, Louis Svlllllzllfl-lllt lflmsll-1 L'Illh, I.1ltl'l'lll:lll'a Klub, If.l ..X., Flllllllilll, li.lskl'IIl:lll, ll.lslh:lll, Ulll'l'l'll1l fllllil iwlilflhil Osborn Assislulll I-fllillll l'vl'l'v N:-lla, Allchlll' Slzlff, Quill :lull Scloll, Vim'-Pl'l'silla'lll Svllilll'-ul'ill Pngl- :lllll L'h.lptl'l', Slllllvlll Olgzlllizzllillll. Ugwllllzl, L'I'lllil', jllllilll' Plzll, Sl-llilll .1 . llxll, llmlalcl' Clllll, Lzllill Club, F.'l'..X. Jean Perry F.H.A., Sc-lliot'-ority, Choir. Opt-rtttta, G.A.A., Prograni Chairman, Library Club, Booster, Mabk :mil Gavrl, Si-nior Play Hubert Schmidt Booster Club Barbara Pittard F'.li.L.A., Opeim-ttai, Choir, Senior-ority, f..A.A., SL-ct'cta1'1cs' Club, Iioostui' Club Stanley Schmidt Choir, Quartet, Octet, Football, Boostl-r Club Barbara Platter G,A.A., Senior-oritv Senior Play, lvlajorutte , junior Play, Walter Scbaler LL-ttcrlnan's Club, Boo Track, Football stur Club, ,loan Pollard Ilonatt-1' Club, F,B.I.,A., Senior-urity, , Sl-cl'c't:u'v, Sccrctaricb' Club Librarian Bob Shaner Choir, Shop Assistant Kathryn Posey Boostur Club, Choir, Senior-oritv, St-creta Club, F.T.A., F.H,A., office Girl, Opcrctta, St-nior Play lVIarvin Shay Boostur Club, WYoorIbutchcr's Intraniural Baskrlball, Choir, Football, Frcshmnn Basketball club, Hx-Y Freshman y Virginia Reese G.A.A., Senior-oritv, Secretaries' Club, SCCl'ClIlI'j'-'l'l'tJ1lblII't'l' Latin Club, Anchor Staff, F.B.L.A., Booster Club John Simpson F.F.A., Intramural Boostt-1' Club Iiasktctbnll, Shirley Reseller F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Sa-nior-ority, 5cc1'el1n'li-5' Club, Svscrl-tary Leonard Smith Booster Club, Latin Club, Anchor Staff, National Honor Society Carol Schulz Secretary Paga- Organization, IN A.A,, Anchor S junior Play, Senior Play, Booster Club, llcli-gmc to Girls, Stat:-, D.A.R. Citizcn Vzulvclicioriali of Sunior Class, Quill and Scroll Prnsirlunt National Society, Chaptvi, Srcimiziiy' Student and Gavel, Sunior-nritv, fi. I. ins' and Iask tall, X -1 . if it ggi. , Mi W it N 2 i xii Ei , Q f k . iilffgwgg 'Ii 'f . fi' X W :KZ 5 if-A At lpjtiff V Q Yun-A' Evelyn Slnitlt Opt-retla, F.ll.A., G.A,A,, llnustel' Club Bob Speedy llnuster Club, Intrainural llasketball, Freshinuu Football Barbara Sponscl lluutl, Orchestra, Anchor Staff, tl.A.A,, F.T.A Suliiul'-n1'iti', Latin Club. Pre:-itlent Page :mu Chapter, Btmster Club, National Honor Societv, Sec1'etarv, St-niur play Barton Spencer llnnster Club, l,ctteriuau's Club, Ht-X. Wuntllvutcht-l's Club, Manager Elizabeth Stevens G,A,A., F.ll.I..A., Senior-oriiv, Latin Club. Ilmmster Club, Choir, Opt-retta, Seniur Play Dun Spivey llnoster Club Gertrude Straub lltmster Club, fT.A.A., Senior-oritv, F.B.L.A St-rrulzuies' Club, Anchor Stuff, Band Orchestra, St-cl't't:li'v, junior Plnv, Senim' Play Oscar Stnnfield l'Y1t'stlillg, Fnutbzull, F.I'.A.. Iltumster Club Doris Teike Seuiui-unity, G.A.A., F.ll.L..-X. Karl Stevenson I llnuster Club, lliustlilig Team, Ilasttball. Choir, Opt-retta, Student Cuuneil Lorraine Thomas litmstel' Club, Choir, F.ll.A., Anchor Staff, Senior-oritv, F.B.I..A., Otlice Girl, Librarian , Seen-tarics Club, Open-tta, St-uiur Play Girls' Sextet, Girls' Trio Herbert Tomalnicliel F.'I'.A., Latin Club, Page and Chapter, Nlas antl Gavel, Rtmster Club, Secretarv Hi-'x' junior Play, Senior Plav, Iiantl, Orchestra, Anchor Staff, Delegate tn linvs' State Pat Thomas Seninr-orilv, Choir, llonster Club Robert Vander Meulen llnuster Club, F.F.A., Choir Pat Tuttle LA, Vice-President G,A,A., Secretarv of F.B. . Consul nf Latin Club, Sv.-eretary'-'Freasurcr lltmstt-1 Club, junior Play, Senior Play, llruun Majnrette, Senitn'-urity, Mask and Gavel, Sec1'eta1'ies' Club ol Carolyn VVacle Prcsiclrnt Sriliul'-m'itr, C.A.A., Bnnstcr Club, Hand, Orcht-sua, Page and Chapin-r, F.'l'.A., Natinnal Hnnnr Sugictv, Ancbur Staff Secretary Jack VVz1tts Intramural llasktlball, llmustcr Club Vonita VVatts G.A.A., Sulinr-ui'ity', Opin-tta, Chnir, Srninr Plav, Blmstvi' Club Floyd VVhr-clcr Statt- Prt'si:lcnt F.H.L.A., 'frcasurur Ili-Y, Viet-Prcsidcut F,B.L.A., Student Organization, Track, LL-tu-rman, Hamster Club Wilma Wcinke Yicc-Prcsidt-nt Quill and Scroll, News Editor Prrry News, Pagu and Chaptcr, Latin Club, Anchnr Staff, F.'l'.A., Booster Club, Mask and Gavel, Scniln'-urity, G.A.A. Ed White Basl-ball, Basketball, Operetta, Booster Club, Chair, Latin Club Joan Wells Scnior-oritv, G.A.A., Boosur Club Jim Wilson Buostur Club Joan VVheclcr Scninr-oritv, G.A.A., Chorus, Se-cn-tary, Ruosttr Club, Sunior Plav, Oprrctta. juniur Plav, Anchor Staff Kenneth Wright Bnnstt-r Club, F.F.A., Trahlic Club, junior Play Cast Betty Williamson limistt-r Club, Sucrctaries' Club Wendell VVright Hi-Y, Chnrus, Hnustur Club Mary Alice Wilson G.A,A., Su-niur-m'itx', Band, Orchestra, Boostcr Club, Latin Club Ralph Yount Hi-Y, Lutlcrnian, Pivsirlcnt Spual-:z'1 s Club, Prcsidt-nl Studt-nt Council, Presidt-nt Freshman Class, Vice-Prusitlcnt Bonstur Club, Sports I-Iditnr Pcrrv News and Anchor Staff, Quill and Scroll Mildred Wilson Senior-oritv, F.B,L.A., Bnostcr Club, President, Orchestra, Secretaries' Club, Secretary P5- S Junior Officers VVorking on the prom, the party, class rinprs, and the junior play were some of rhe activities faced by this ycar's junior oflicers: Jerry Dzmner, Prcsidentg Charles Rau, Vice-Prcsidcntg Joan Eberhardt, SCC- rctary-Treasnrer, and Mrs. Betty Wals- nmn, Sponsor. dial! 1 ,.r 1 W A K A if r , l Q-f so W ' 5 E .. fx' il 1 4 P ' i K' K ' r i s i ',', I A i 1,, 'iiii' S X .gi f X L . 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Nlanrlhn Mnschnn-u-1, M:np:n'1l Mmlskrr, l':ullici:n Mvlrick, 'lkhnlnxal Milm-lxlnnlgh, lion Millml, Nnlmllzu Mina-r, fimdnn Nimr, Ixlznrx Ann Mmlis, Phxllis hun Mwrs, Pzmv Mwxs, Rzwnxnml Nxnling, Roland NL xx l1nnI, I,-sis Nrnlia, l':lI Pauldnck, 'l'hunn.us Pznhznn, Lnnns l':lrann, XX xIl1.nn .-Xnmns I'unu', Ruin Vt I'c1kin5, Hzxnnn l'nitv1', Manx' janv Pmlncr, l':my Pnckmtl, Kvnnv Rmnhvlpln, Nurnm Rznlhsznaun, k'h.n'hs Run, k'h:nhs Kwai, landxll Khlnmhnrl, jun' Rice, Maurice Riley, Shirley Ann Robinson, Vnleria Sawyer, Beverly Scherschel, Tom Schmirlth, Judith Shafer, jnhn Shenrin, Carole Shirley, lvlzxrjorie Shutters, Frieda Simmons, Geraldine Simon, Marilyn Simpson, jznnes Simpson, Verl Sipcs, Marcella Snyder, Lois Speedy, VV:1yne Stnnflelrl, Bob Slnrev, Bcirhnra Swift, jack Taylor, Madeline 'I'h:1ckcr, Florence Thomas, Plmy Lou Todd, Nancy Turnxnnithcl, Francis 'I'ruwb1'irlge, Shirley ' N. A. Unversnw, Donna 5 wif fr Voss, Ruburm Wrule, Tina Sue Vkkitlzins, Clorem KA X is . ,., ,, 1 N i f - , ws J ' 3 Q' K ' 5. Y V gx Q ' K fr, ,A V , ww ,, , ., S Si'-Z. . . i. M Q 5, ' 7' , Q J 1, S ! 1 A K- f WA we 'qu- ki S an e f V, ,ew TX 1 li .Q PM i V M , , , , 1 . ,Qui L W-S Q, Wh iam. Y X J f , x lr ' ww K ,af vb if J W S Y F l ,., Waneon, Donald Lee Wk-ilhznnlner, Chnrlutte Whitaker, jim 5 H54 V ' K lr Whitaker, Mary Frances . ,I Ivy' V EV, Q VVhite, Carolyn VVillev, VVilnia Willimns, Anitn VVilsnn, Eugene Vlfycuff, Torn ,Me RUG S S wil Uni, wx SEL We-ref?-ie an ' gifs Q M538 gif 5 W 5' ffiilfl-rliix mia? 'X WR' ir if e N,j,x3' E5 Qi QN R345 Q Pr TSS if S 41 'XS x 4 :r 'MMF 'L Mig we ,wxg 'ax ,Vg 53: efeifimifw N 'es' Wx 'YY W' C' Q X Nr X? ful? T YYQN Ml 1: -'..,-:. X:-fine we 1: e K gg W l 5 , , 5 , f I 2 if K , ,. ' 55? 5 si ' , QQ, K x A SQMBI ,,f Frkxix gif r f .7 1, gf. hilly' Qtek? 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Knrra, Hurhert Knrupftcr, Nancy Kramp, Magdrln-na Krinvl, Palricia Lauphur, llcttv Lzrsilvr, fall Lee, Crctchcu Lu-, juan Lewis, Phvllis I,ivv.'ly, Dnnalrl Lucas, Luvrull Mack, janu-s Manning, Donald Markins, Fd Marschku, Shirluy Marlin, judilh lwlzlschrm-y'L1', juhn ML-uk, lklnrilyn Mika-, France-S Miuff, riuduv Millur juan Millvr, Robert Mucllr-r, Fritz Morgan, Allan Murphx, Lckny Need, Richard Nucl, Dottie af! ,N .L h 43 i n' i f SH ,.g E . W - 9 l f 'fx 'fm if ,-K l fa A Y' Q . .l . I . 2 n .,. 41 l J . ' -- '55 I .- . 9' W , K ..,, , X '53 in 1 if i I9 f 3 ' J , I is . - ' . I J A Y 53 r A l m , QV W - as U .x mi S-fi fm ,L ' 215 .W . +3 7,4 5. V K A .v l L. L - si if . 1 9, ,ai S. f M , 1 E ' fiii f-1:15 . ' XE? 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R hcatham , jaxnvs Chilton, Marvin Cum wr, Marilyn Cxmm-i', Paul Ilanvsoli, Cvmm'y', Mary Comms, Richard Ilatimn, XYmnls4-n Davis, lXl.n'g:ncl l.c llurmnn Ilausun, 0.11-:sa Drakc, Robvrt Ili-an, Pauline D4-nk, 'l'hi-cla llvrrv, Davi-l Dillinmn, lllnmzl lichula, Iillunl I-Iic1'mann, Al'-lith film, Ellvl Davicl I, PM Iirnsting, Curl Fv1'1'ii-rv, lin-ltx ji, Fnfvv, ll:nb:1ra Fun, Lx-mlvn Fowler, Marinrii Francis, Dick I-'i'i-csc, Dcnnv Frv, Barbara l,'n'v, Fllis Caspur, Ruhr Gibbs, Paillcttn Grim-svlm-r, Cliffzwrfl Ciruhbs, llnnnucl llznnilton, lla1'har:l llancnc k, Ki-nn:-lh Ha1'.l:'gan, lxlarx Lnniai llarpur, Rnhv llznris, Rulwrt lian-lip, L'h:n'l1-nc ilu-rillga, hlznw Alice lli-ln'irkS, ll:11'h:u'a lluilscliliuiw, ML-lvin llcnznxan, Patricia llihnvr, llzlrhara llnrfmalk, janet Hopkins, Mzirx' llannzvl' llmxanl, Marx Huck, Marv Ann lluri, Mclrccil llulzrl, k'ha1'lurtc j.n'l'L'tt, Rnnalsl jaxnus, livvlxn jcnkina, Sanmlla I-Iauffinan, Kcglcv, juhns, Ophil- jnlius, llianu jam-5, in-Milli. Kasm, Fruclclifk Paul lfugi-in' Toni Kullv, Marin- Kesslvr, Yiw':u Maj Kiwigu, I King, mn Klrkpailrick, junk Kurlling, Shirlux limikznnp, William. lliln lcrzllil l,ul'L-vrv, Rivla ji-an Liuchlx, Kathvrinc Diana Linihack, Donald lXIcKm-igha MIMLII' Lift, Judith Ann Litvlillcr, Dan Iwlcfaiixiiiiack, Dina lNIck'unilull, l-'dill n, Carnlyn rav, Ruth Mack, Rnnalrl M Miln ann, Charlcs Markshury, ju Anne 1NIlll'Illl, Paul Martin, Richard Muiir, Fvclvx: rrifivlil, Don Micldlrtun, Ronald L-r, lN1:u'ga1'vl Mucllur, Carol lNlm-llcr, Fsihvr lNluncriv.-f, Sui Munn-ilh, Ralph lmnliv, lluhhx 2 Moore, John Morris, Luvlln Murphy, Marietta Nissley, Helly Nutt, Clara Nvburg, Fern Ogle, Ronald Osborn, Donald Ostertag, Cunt: Park:-r, Mary Parson, Nancy Patterson, A. Marlin Pence, Leona Petro, XN'ancla Picton, John Pittman, Rubui milf, Glen Pm-imr, Fred Prorifizt, Ollie Jo Ann Qunck, David Quihc, Lawrence Rasclall, Patricia Reese, Junior Ri:e, Marjorie Riiharclson, Jack Richardson, Jack Richey, Geraldine Riley, Russell Riley, Sue Roark, Barbara Rohirclts, Oliver Glenn Robinson, Molly Rudolph, Sharon Rvker, Charles Samly, Carl Sappenfield. Norvel Schulz, John Settle, Dorothy Sha,-flrin, Jo Ann Shzrman, Joycv: bierp, Donna Simpson, Jo Ann Smith, Charles Smith, David Smith, Glenn Smith, James Smith, Marie Snplze, Doris Speedy, Carolyn Spivey, Cecil Siapi-rr, Shirley Staphenson, Vl'illiam Franklin Slonehurnv.-r, Richard Sur:-nkamp, Phyllis Taylor, Joyce Taylor, Nancy l'-rhnne, Robert Theil, Robert Tomarnichel, Jerry Ulruy, Joyce Van Denman, Joyce Van Horn, Jack Viers, Juanita lYasson, Dcnzil ll eaver, Ralph l'Velul1, Nancy Vl'elwr, George XVv.slcrfiuld, Marilyn Vl'etzel, Devon Vl'hitaku', Kenneth VYhiu', Donald White, Shirley Whyte, lcla Xliguiizs, Vigil Vliiliants, Betty Wilfon, Josephine Vl'ilsnn, Sue l'l'olfoi'1h, Edward VVood roof, Donna Mae '-'l'1'ay, Kathryn Pearl Vliight, Lee Jackie Zahnd, Wilma Zimmerman, Shirley -ew is W 8, J T' ' - ' 'ii' is ,g 'ina wi l,f3zS'g.ggv'-nf-,f - - xaf. 2?-ff f f f- - E 5 5 L A Glimpse Into The Classrooms 5131 Normal Harms and Richard Czlrcy lmvc 11 look at thu world in GL'lD2'I'l117l1X uluss ullilc Mrs. VVin:1ns ulwsclwcs Lcmuxral Smitlfs nrt work. The 1I!'1lIIl1lfil'5 vlalss 17I'L'SL'I1IL'lI fur rhv srumlcnt body the um--nrt play clltitlcal, 'I'hu Early VVurm. In shup class Daw Bu1'rr:1m dis11l:1ys his skill on the drill press. H Our Actifvities . . . for our four years Clubs and Organizations Highlight The fourfold aims of the National Honor Society are to promote the principles of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The candidates for this organization are selected by a committee of faculty members from those who rank highest in the Junior and Senior classes in both grades and activities. The officers of the Honor Society are Carol Schulz, president, Sandra Kloess, vice- presidentg Dixie Key, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Helen Chandler, sponsor. Many of the benefits we students enjoy are a result of the Student Organization. Each year it sponsors the Magazine Drive and the Community Chest Drive. In order to make the class parties more of a success, dancing classes were offered to all students. A new activity, song fests, was sponsored by this organization. On several Fridays during activity period the entire school joined in group singing. Members of the Student organization are those chosen from the home room plus the class presidents. These elected members convey to their home rooms the problems that have arisen and discuss ways of improving them. The officers under the sponsorship of Calvin C. Leedy, principal, are Jerry Danner, president, Marilyn Fowler, secretary, and Joan Eberhart, treasurer. l l Honor Society Student Organization 46 0 o 0 o 0 Our Year W lth VGTIOUS Actwltles Radio plzxys, initiation, I'L'11LllH,2'S, puntuuiimcs, puctry-Tlicsc :uc hut :1 fcw of the vzlricil activities of thc hlask and Gnu-1 Cluh. Vmlcr thc- sponsorship of Mrs. Kuthlccu Ritchie thc cluh couihincs lmrh spccch work and LlI'llIIlllIlCS. Any pupil in thc school is cligihlc fur im'u1hc-rship nftur thcy lmu- lllllllk' L1 puhlic xippcrxrzlucc in from of thi- club, This 3c:ir's oi'l'icci's wc-rc Jnmcs Huuzxrcl, prcsidcutg Nlnrtllzx Osborn, x'icc-prcsimlcurg Lnrcttu Cngill, SL'L'I'CfllI'XQ Luis Cnuiic, fI'L'LlSLlI'CI', :xml Bob ClllIlL'I'0l'I, Ill'0,2'I'1llIl-UllillVlllllll. SIIICL' its oruzuiizution Ill IU-1-5, thc Southpurt Clizxptvsi' of Intcrmitismnl Quill :mal Scroll hzis DI'UIllOTk'll school uctixitics flll'0Ll,!'ll thu A'Pcl'1'y Nuns. It is j1l'illllll'llX iutcrcstcal in upholding' rhc- STLlIltl.1I'tlS of gwmml juurnzilistic writing' in high school puhliczltiuus. During' the yczir this cluh hriugs ll lczicling HL'XVSD1lDL'l'Il11ll1 to SDUJlk :it ll l'UI1YUL'1lll0ll, has an nuuuul induction ccrcrmmriy, null holds :1 picnic. ,Tournnlism sruclcuts ur .Xuchor stuff im-mln-rs who incur thc m-ccssznm' rcqui1'c1ucu!s are cligfihlc fur mcmhcrsliip. Ofliccrs this yciir arc Juycc Lipp, prcsimlcutg Xylllllll VVciukc, vice-prcsimlciltg fnrul Lipp, sccrc-ta11'3 Q Dimmu Uruic, TI'L'l1SUI'CI'Q :xml Miss Maris Frziscr, sponsor. Mask and Gavel Quill and Scroll Carolyn Nierinun, Joan Turner and Lois Roselwroek represent the ,Tunior Le1uler's Clulv. Two nietnlvers of the F.H..X. Club Darlene Bollinger and Arditli Eier- xnan with their sponsor Mrs. Low- mlerniilk. Hornemakers of Tomorrow Junior Leader Club The Junior Leader Cluh finished its first year ns il 4-H assistant lezuler's training' organization. Cutler the leadership of Carolyn Niernmn, president, and Mrs. Lowtlerinilk, sponsor, the eluh works on sueh projeets us knitting, eroeheting, jewelry work, wootlernft, :intl einlvroiclery. Future Homemakers of America The Future Hoinenmkers of ,AII1CI'iL'H Clulv, which is untler the sponsorship of Nlrs. lw1Zll',Lf2U'l'T Lowtlerinilk, is planned for self-iinprovetnent with opportunities to lmronclen erezltive interests. To interest more girls in the realization of the neeessity of the home economies Helcl is the :roul for which the Future HillIICIllllkCI'S of Atneriea strive. In zultlition to sptmsoring the junior Real Cross, they holcl tliseussions on home life, etiquette, fashions, have n skating party :incl attend :1 convention uncl 21 tezi. The INL'lI1l3Cl'S take tests anal work on projects tu gain the degrees of Junior Hoineniaker, Chapter Hoinenml-ier, State Hoinemaker, and Nzitionzil Holneinaker. The ofhrers this year were Mary Lee Henry, presitlentg Norma Coons, viee-presiclentg N11lI'.l0l'lC Shirley, see- retzirvg und Nlairianne Oliphzxnt. treasurer. HifY Club HI-Y PRO OTERS ,Xtlilintud with the State COIIIIIIHICC of Inclizinn and thc Young Mt-n's Christian .'Xssoci:1tion, the Southport Hi-Y Club tends to t-rczitv, niziintnin, :incl cxtcncl throughout the school and coniinunity high stanclzircls of Christian l'l1Ill'llCfCl'.v Clean sycccli, clean sports, clean scholarship, clczin living forin thc plntforln of thc Hi-YU. Thi- rlub presents motion picturcs and sncaikws, who :irc of intl-rust to inuinbers. Among the programs for the studcnt body is the Cznnnziign for VVorld Service. The officers of the Hi-Y are John T. Martin, prcsidcntg James Howard, vice- prvsidcntg Herbert Tomuniichel, secrctaryg Floyd VVhcelcr, trcasurcrg Bob Ennnctt, rliziplning and Charles Rathsnnan, SCI'gCZ1llI-llf-HI'lNS. The Largest Girls Orgamzatwns .A.A. S 0 in c G. A. A. activities are p1'on1otin,f: hotter sportsman- ship, sponsoring clunces, hold- ing play nights, wicncr roasts, talent shows, :incl assisting the Gznnnm Alpha Sigrnn, G.A,A. Sorority of nlunini in Q Ill b C r s with its projuvts. The 0 u t g 0 i n ,Q 0H':li'L'l'S llI'l' Mill'L2iHI'L'f G u U , prusimlcntg Patty Tuttic, vicu-pivsicln-iitg Patsy Dinkvi, sccrutzi1'5 3 Mau'- ccllzi Huck, treasurer. Thu imwnning' 0i'i'iL't'I'S :irc Bxlrhzirzl Cninphcli, prusialcntg Kathryn D 11 ln p i L' 1' , Yil'C'l7l'L'SiKiClTfS M5'1'IlLL Frccls, scc'rctz1l'yg Luis Calniv, ti'unsi1l'L'i'. Nirs. Luciiic Niiiicr is thc spunsor. Senior-ori ty Ainong' inziny of thc ziutivitiv: of tha' Sciiiol'-m'ity nn- assist- ing in thc 'I'hz1nks,Qix'in,f: pro- LIITIIII, thu tiL'l'UI'llfill,L1' of the Christnizis trcu standing in thc uppui' hull, Il skntiiig' party at Ruilurizliici, the Niutlicf- Dxiuuhtci' lIh'L'fiI1,Ll' :ind St'YL'!'Ili others. .Ui junior and sunioi' girls 1lI'k' vligihh- im' Im-iiihviw ship in this inspiring' criygxli- ization. This cluh has :is its purpusv tht- pminutism of ru- imi, imntni, :ind l'L'ilLZ'lOllS ch'- vt-lnmnt-nr. Tha' 0lIf,L1'UiI1Q' uH'iu-rs wcri- Carolyn VVzicIc, prcsiiiuiitg Man-thu Oslmrn, xicu-prcsidcntg Sauiciy Kiuusa, SL'i'I't'iI1l'X 5 :xml Norlnu Hzirinsz, trczlsurcr. In Jzinuziry, tht- mv. ni'i'iwi's ciwtccl were Pi'vsidi-lit. J u ti c Kuppg Vicc-pi'csimIviif, :X n i t ll VVilliznnsg Sccivtziry, Ri1I'i3ZlI'1l Sturt-3 3 Trczlsurcr, Chzurluttt- VVL-illiznnincr, Varied Acti ities for All pm.. ,gg X if F. B. L. A. In 1945 the National Clmptur of tht 1' ll t u r Q BLIAIIIUSS LC1lklL'I'S nl flu' no-spinlsors. Xvu s , ' .' this lDl'lIJlIlIZ1lll0l1 s L,. . -. tlic clirvct spmisorsliip ul VY11ltv1' G. KL-llaim, Donn of Boys. .Xim'i'iv,1 issuml ilu' 7-Ill 1-lmm-r in tht- nntinn In Suutliport. 'llhv pllI'1lUSC ul' rhis rluli is to mlvwlup lcgulwrliip, bl s :mal pru- tlu- lhlsim-ss llUPilI'lIllL'llT. 'lllu' nf'liu'l'N rliii u 1r Ag, in-rc Phyllis liiicsclicr, pu-hinlviitg Floyd VVlu-clcr, vicc-pwsiilciit, Paxt- ty Tuttlc, SCl'I't'T1lI'3, :incl Sliurml lxvulvr, TI'L'L1Slll'Ul'. Mrs, lNT:11'p:'a1i'cr . ,lam-rr :incl Mr. Fluuml Millcr :irc Latin Club llulililig' :1 Cnunvil ailmut :1 Latin fcstixitx tllcx :irc ,fuimr tn lmlal, irc this 3v:l1 s Latin Ululm uHiu'rs: Putty Tuttlv, fonsulg Sumlm Klm-ss, l'1'u-cumlilg C'l1:n'lurtv VVc1ll1:imli1u1', Qllllk'Slt3l'Q :mal Suv U31-r, .Xwlih-. Booster Club .. . ... W 5K't'ilUllS !'HUll SHUI' Sl1l1I1Sll D 1 1 - 1 mxiug is thc :um ul nur limmstui' flulx. Imxul suppm'tvrs nl LQ 4' t'llSll- inns tu raiisc iiumm-3 for i'cvui'ils in tlu' ,lulw lmx. 'lilu' liuustcl' flulv piiivlizlscnl tlic snappy mln llllll-UVIIIS A in 4'NL'l'X U ycgirs may ilu-iw ai li-ttci' swvntui' il ln- ui' slu- ' scssinns num- ivlzilmcil lm' the yuan' l'?+'J-ill lvy Pl'Cslllx'l1T, ljilll KOI'IC1Wfm'l': Vim'- pim-siilum, Ralph Youiitg :xml suv- suiu, Pit 'lurtlv umlcr For Bo s Onl .F .A. Ribbons ,'X1llI!ll'lH2 swim' ot thu rllwhuns won hir licnlsiiialiisliiii :intl Ylli'i0lli hog slimxiiius urs Dain- Hzlvilzrncl, Hvnry Bmlmivx-iLlc1', :mal Lcruy Murphy Model. Club HDMI you sec that I'Jlk't' mr ritiv-sl? VVc oftvn hczirnl this :iftcr ll incl-tin,u' of thu Moth-l Club. Mzikiiig' things on siuull srulc is thc hzisis for this Cluh undur the sponsorship of R113 Linson. The rluh rrics to ciivuliixurr- hugs to all-xt-lop interest in iiimh-ls :ls 21 lmlwluy. Oflircis this your :irc Ken Harmon, prusidvntg VVziltvr Lcuis, x'iu--iiix-siciciitg and D i nk Rosclirork sccrctxim -trcusurcr. Traffic Club Parking' space nmylw w1isn't up tn par, but lwr. Linson's Il'Z1'H'iL' rluh was always marking: the most of ll poor situation. With Kenny VVri,Qht and John Funk dircctiiigf thcir squads, pnrkinu was the least of our worries. Rurciviiig' little for their unsung' survivcs, tht-so buys uorkctl 11-g'1ii'lllcss of ucntlivr rmulitioiis. Clubs and More Clubs Future Farmers of America Growing x-eu-etqilvli-s for use in the sehool kitelieu, zitteiitliiie' the futher- sou hiuiouet, the State Future lfzxruier nmuventioii :mtl other such events keep the Southport l-'.F..X. hoys ex- tremely husy. .Mlrzim-euieiit in this eluh is hzisetl on ziehiexement :mtl NUI popularity. Riehzircl Cai rey , president: Paul Denim, x'iee-p1'esi- ilvlltg Holi l',!eIliJll, Si't'l'4.'T1lI'33 lliiusiugiii, trezisurerg :mil Curl Long, reiiortet' were the officers for the past year. This uluh is spousoretl hy Nlr. lizirl Meforuiielc. Social Club .Xicliiig freshmen students to :uljust theuiselxes socially is the purpose of the Social flulw. 'To do this, films, etiquette, folk ziml lmll room clntie- iiig :uid alemonstrzitious hy the Home lie. Dep:i1'tment ure useil in the meetings. Vmler the guitlzinee of Mrs. Betty Stevens, Mrs. Eleanor Guyer, :incl Miss lVl:1ryTimler, Dave Quuek, pI'CSi1lCIlf3 Romer Bluek, viee- presitlentg Quill Joyce Vlrey, secre- tary, were uhle to lezlcl the eluh. Page and Chapter Club Orprnnizetl in I9-I-S, the Page and Chapter Club has grown from twen- ty to over fifty members. The pur- pose of the 0I',!!llllZI1flUfl is to discuss hooks, poetry, and clrnmzl of both elaissie and moclern times. The oth- eers :ire Bzirhzirn Sponsel, presitlentg June Nelson, viee-presiilentg :intl Q' ai r o l Srhulz, secretsry-treasurer. Mrs. Betty VV:ilsmzin is sponsor. The Educators of Tomorrow Gee, I never thought teaching would he like this!'l Under the direction of Irs. Jessie Copsey and the sponsorship of the Future Teachers chapter at idiana Central College, The VVilliam Lowe Bryan FTA tries to interest high 'hool pupils in the teaching profession and to introduce to them some of the dvantagcs and disadvantages of this field. Due to its far-reaching program me club received its charter from the National Education Association this ear. Films, cadet teaching, talks on different phases of college and college fe, and get together with clubs from other schools are some of the activities njoyed by Future Teachers. The cadet teaching program provides for seniors esiring it the privilege of teaching in the grade schools. This is an elective ,vo credit course and lasts for half-days for one semester. This year's work ras Carried out under the leadership of Patsy Dinkel, presideut5 Carol Lipp, ice-president5 Joyce Lipp, secretary-treasurer and Barbara Sponrcl, program liairman, Future Teachers of America, i4 Latin Club Classica odalitas The study of the popular Latin language takes on new life and meaning througrli the activities of the Latin Club. This organization, under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Elsa S. Majors, devotes much time and care to the preserva- tion of the old Roman customs and the observation of traditional Roman fes- tivities. The clan celebrates such occasions as The Saturnalia-Christmas, Lulu.-rcgilia-Valentines Day, and Stygian Reyel-Hallowelen. Last April the club became u member of Junior Classical League. This year they celebrated Valentines Day with a play in pantomime. They will also celebrate Feralia which refers to Flower Day and occurs in May. Orlicers for thc year 1949 to 1950 were: Consul, Pat Tuttleg Pro-consul, Sandra Kloessg Quaestor, Sue Dycrg Aedile, Charlotte Weilhammer Wednesda Chief Editors of this yc11r'S Perry News iI'lCIl1LiC'ki BETTY NABRING MARY BEEM JOYCE LIPP, MARTHA OSBORN WILMA WEINKE DONNA ORMP CAROL LIPP GORDON DERBY ANN1-LTTE CHRISLER RALPH YOUNT MARY ANN MINER Miss Marie Fraser asain spo News through her work in the Etlitor-ifz-vhief rlsxouiate Eilitor fl .vsistaut Editors New: Eililor City Edilor Copy Editor Copy Reader Hzzxizzesx Nlzzzlagea' Sporfs Etlifor fir! Etlitor nsorcd the Pcrrg journalism Classes. Our Perry News Day F 3, For twurlty-Inu yours rlw Prrry News has lwun lvttinu' Suurlmpurt pupilx in un thu m-ws in the sk-lmul and thc rommunity. Through thc cffurrx of tlu- tm, jUllI'l11lliSlIl clzlsscs-lmuzinning' and zulvzxrmrcclftlu' ITIIDCI' has :vu-ixul gm .XII- .xlllL'I'iCIlI1 rating. It is :1 HIL'lIllWL'I' of thc Imlixlnal High S1-Iuml Prcss .Msm'i.1tiul1. Quill and Scroll, :mal tllv Nxltimmill Srlwlxlstiv Prvss .xSSlN'i1lTi4lIl. .X 1'm'1wl'tv1', l.lH'l'Tf.l Cugill was clk-cu-nl smtc SL-c1'ct:11'y of thc IINHLUHI High S4-Iwul Pu-ss .-Xssm-izntiun at FI'1lllkIil1 Collvuc. Scrving us 1'cpurtL-rs this yczxr worn' Juhn Hornunu'. John Hurrlc, :Xrthur Leary, Bill Pzxrscms, Tum Scllvwlmcl, Vvllyllk' Spcvalx, Pat Bll1'l'il!l'I'. Lois L':m1i4', Loretta Cusill, PM COIIlIIliSkn'j', Irma Dunlap, JHLIII Rl7l'I'h1lI'f, Jglvkiv Hcnry, Mzxrfalrcr Mn'Ql1vc11c3, Lylllilll Recd, Fricdu ShllTfs'l's, BllI'l31lI'1l Srmwx. Nancy Tmlnl, l 1'411ux-s VVhirnkcr, uml .Xniru XYHHLIIIIS, Anchors Afwa I Sponsoring the Anchor for the past six years has been thc job of Mrs. Elsa Majors. Chicf Editors of this yez1r's Anchor appointed right before the final dczidliiic includcdz CAROL SCHULZ .,... JOYCE LIPP ..... PATsY DINKEL . RALPH YOUNT ...,.. LEONARD Sx11'rH JEAN BENNETT IVIARY BEEM SALLY JICNNINCS EAHIOF' C0-Eflizar Club Edilor 411-verfi Sparzx Eiiizor .. . Layout Pzzbliriiy .ring Mazinger Our Yearbook in Progress 'lVXl1m-yu' thmks a laultlvss yvarlmuk to suv, 'I'hinlis what ttclur was, nor is, um' Nor shall hu. Putting out thx- .Xm'l1m' ia I1 yuar lon: jolt mlvpcmlinu' on many variml at'tiy'itiL's anal assignments. 'I'ht- work of rho salt-s staff is uxtrvmcly important luccalm' it Vaisvs murh of the rauital mm-tlt-tl hy M-llinu' statiuncry anal im' crcam. The fumlb l-l'Ull1 thu Svlllul' t-lass play also ht-lp ntakv tht- .Xnrlmr possilwlt- at a loyycr Cust. VVithout thc cotttlmim-nl utfurts of thc cclitorial, layout, anal typing' stalls it yyuulml hc iumpmsilwlt- to Inu-t tht- llL'LlllllllL'S. VVo1'ki1tg' with tht' uclitnrs on tht- scniur statlk yyuru Betty Nalwrinf, Patty' Tuttlv, aml ,lattws lloyyartl, ulitorial statlg Nlyrna Nlilncr and Doris Barnltart, typistsg Carol Lipp, Samlra Klot-ss, Gt-rtiv Strauh, Martlta Ushorn, Ronnic Burnvtt, Hcrhcrt TllI1l1lll1ll'l1L'l, Wilma XVvinkc, ,loan Xx7llk'UlCl', :mtl Pt-:gy Gln-nu, sales staff. Junior umlcrstlulivs on this yt-ars stall' hlclmlvcl .Xllcura Henry, Javkiu Hunry, Nan Livultty, ,loan Ehurhart, Lymlal Rcunl, aml Bctty' BUI'l'll. In k'l11lI',!'L' of nlistrihution yycrc fharlcs Rau, and ,lorry Dannur. Pltotugraplty' yyas hy Mary .Xnn Minor aml Fpply Photo,Qfrapl1crs. Attendance Ofver, The Rush Is On Library Club Librarians In 1948, Mrs. .Xliru Blat-k m'gz1nizud the Lihrxlry Club so that those students iiituim-stccl inight lt-urn inure nlmnt the lihrury. 'I'ht-ir nice-rings cunsist of dis- tnssiuns on the pmivui' use uf lnmks, planning trips, :ind book reviews, cspt-cizilly n new hunks. The o1'l:l1'crS fur tht- past yt-ur were Mary Lee Henry, preside-ntg 'xllt-prrn Henry, Vive pri-fitlt-nm Doris Hcnznizin, st-t'1'cta11'3'g and It-an Perry, prmrrziin chnirnizxn. Tn assist Mrs. Alirt- lilzick in the library two girls for unch pt-rind are vliosvn. flu-st' Qirls t'l1z1r:1'c out hooks, tidy up tht- lmnkslmtflws :ind thc lihrnry in general, nflvr their :iid to lat-niltlt-rctl students und have other surh duties. Secretaries of Tomorrow ' 'N' -M dam ecretaries Club One of the newest eluhs arountl Southport is the Secretaries Club. Beeause a nulnher of stutlents felt the neetl for some training over aucl ahove the hasie skill suhjeets, Mrs. Margaret ,lanert oruauizetl a eluh xxhieh haul for its ohjeetive to acquaint those interested nith the requirements of an erlieient seeretary, such as superior stenofraphie skill, a cleat' unalerstancling of husiness eustmns, anal eertain personality traits. Lectures, films, reeortls, and leaflets are some of the means hy whieh this eluh tries to attain its goal. Membership is open to all senior students havin: at least one year of lmth shorthand and typing. Leaders of this eluh for the past year were Margaret Martindale, presinlentg Jean Bennett, viee presiclentg Sally Jennings, seeretaryg Miekey Branson, treasurer. Four Years with the Orchestra During our fuur years the ui'cl1cSt1'11 has lwcn Z1 lvusy group of musicians. . . VVitl! the addition of sclccrivc brmcl members the orQhcstra's contribution includes re- liuiuus progrzuus, class plays and opcrcttas. . . State and District vcmt:-sts . . . thc orcliusrru festival . . . thu spring ronccrt with the beautiful Strauss music . and Bzlccalzuircate. . . Four Years with the Band Meek Freshies: The Freshmen of S.l'l.S. were greeted with many ditlerent thrills . . . those classy neu uniforms . . , the colorful nmrehing shows . . . the keen routines of the band and niujorettes . . . the footlmll formations . . . the lighted l7ll5kL'fl7llll shows . . . the spring eoneert . . . the State contest uith more honor for S.H.S. . . . the annual eonnneneeinent progruni. Brave Sopholnoresz Having weathered the Hrst year the Sophornores had more adventures . . . more footlmll shows . . . the religious DI'O,L!'I'11lllS . . . lmsketlmll shows . . . sprin! eoneert . . . Contest with more honors for S.l'l.S. . . . Band elinie . . . coin- ineneenlent. Proirressive Juniors: .'xLlX'ZlI1L'lll,Qx up the lguidez' we find our:elx'e3 on the next to the lzist step . . . this yezir followed nllnost the same pattern ns the preceding' . . . Some additions :ire . . . All State Ensemble Contest . . . they added the pep to the pep-sessions . . . the spring: eoneert . . . annual eoxnniencelneiit. Proud Seniors: Proudly say good-by, Seniors, to football shous . . . hziskethzill shows . . . Sth period pruetiees . . . concerts . . . contest .... -X nd CUIVIIVIENCEMENT. lt's good-hy for Carolyn VVcide, John lvlllfflll, Roh Ennnett, Herhert Tolnzlinieltel, ,lack Beanizin, Mary .Xliee Wilson and Eugene Phelps. String Ensemble . . . Speffifll 0CCf1Si011S Uiiclci' thc Cnpzihh- dircctirm of hir. Ivan VVurhlc, tht- string cnscmhlc practiced the sixth period of every clay. The-3' pr:u'tiCcrl for rcligimis services, thc P.T.A.'S pi'u2i':uns tliroupzhnut thc township, the State roiitest, and othci' various cu-nts. Thcsc musicians have brought good fculing' throughout the township with thcii' fimc DI'0,2,'I'JllllS. Some of Our Lighter Moments v time . . . a little relaxation, Could you pass smut' uf those ,Q'I'L'0l1l3Ill'kS my way? Bula C1llllL'l'0l'l looks wistfully on as Mr. Haviland clolcs out to son Dave. 65 Our Choral Group Fustivzll. This 11-111' nur t'l1o1'11s :1t'q11irctl 11t-11 letters 111 thc 1111111 111us1t' dt-11z11'r111c11t. Aftm i11,u' thc st:111clz11'cls sct lvy tl1t' mlm-11:11't111c11t. 41111 is cliuilwlc for 1111 1s11:11'll. gX111o11g' tlw 11111111 cn-11ts fur 11l11cl1 11113. 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Patsy Dinkul was studunt director. Last war thu vocal music department presented 'KThc Sun Bonnut Girl in which Betty Nalvring and Glcn llafrcr had thc leads. Other inctnlvcrs of last yv:1r's cast wcrc Barbara Danipicr, Don Quark, Bob Nloore, Patsy Dinkcl, ,lainc-S Howard, Roberta Voss, and Pat Grow. Our Athletics . . . for our four years :gli-when 'UN w in E5 2'.,..,,..... ia.nQf?9'?' ,. Q S wx? 9' f Z5-H Q Our year will live long in the memory of Southport's Football fans, for it marked the first time in the school's history that a Cardinal gridiron team has finished undefeated and untied. Four years of hard w'ork by both the boys and the coaches went into this sterling team. When Warren Central went down before the revengeful Cardinals, I8 to 0, little did anyone realize that this was to be the boost that would start Coach Kenny Wassonls footballers to the county championship and an undefeated season. Spurred by such fine backs as Jack Hall, Don Kortepeter, Joe Blazek, Bob Emmett, and Lee lVIcGathey, South- port rolled over Ben Davis, Ieffersonville, and Sacred Heart in succession. The Southside Spartans had the good fortune to score 13 of the 26 total points scored against the Redbirds all year. Ben Davis and Decatur Central were the other two teams that managed to score against the powerful forward wall shaped by line coach Chauncey McDaniel. Rolling over hapless Beech Grove. 40 to 0, the high-flying Cardinals racked up their third straight victory. The Redskins from Manual, sporting one of the city's leading scorers, Frank Mascari, were next to try at the Red and White victory string. lVlaseari's net gain for the evening was 10 yards and Hall and Kortepeter sparkled with long touchdown runs. In defeating Cathedral, their second straight city foe, 6 to U, the Cards met their toughest opponent to date but were not to be denied. Lee lVIcGathey scored in the final minutes after a series of passes brought the ball to the three yard line. Fans in the South Central Conference got a preview of Southport football when the rugged Redbirds slapped the Columbus Bulldogs with a 19 to 0 defeat. Columbus was second to Connersville in the S.C.C. football race but proved no match to Kenny Wasson's team after the Cardinals scored two touchdowns in the first Hve minutes. Track Four of Southport's five returning track letter- men are shown in the gym before it turned warm enough to go outside. 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VVitli skill :mal much clctvrminzxtinu SOllTl1DOI'IlS pride :incl joys of tht- lialrclxumcl flool' fuuglit their way to virtnry twenty times this yczxr. Local opponents wcrc nu mzxtcli for the towcriliu' Carclinals as tltc only Nlarion County schouli to conquer tlu-in wsrc Spcuclwxly nml Cilllllfilflll. Thi-su hoys lmw L1 hig rcputution to look up to. Giiidcml hy Coxiuh Ray Linson the hnschzill tczim has non thu county chzunpionship in hzist-hull for tht' lust two ycurs xxhih' hzwingj a 9 and -1- l'L'L'Ol'Ki t-in-h year. Rvturn- ing luttcrnivn to form thc haickhoiic of this yuaii s squad :irc pitciiws, Ronnie Burnett :ind Gornlic Minor, itifiviclurs John hlairtin :ind Lzirry Gilluni. The only returning' outiiuisi icttcrnizin is Toni Pzinhiock who lcd :ill county haittcrs lust Season with .615 11YL'I'2lQt'. Jim VVhit1ikcr, :I junior, also won his lcttcr as caitrlici' but was im-ligilwlc I0l1illyTi1iS spring. Prospcuts 1111' good this yuan' and though fun' fans tzikc thu trouhlc to hoost Southpo1't's olciust sport, thu cliainionchncn kt-cp on W i n n i n g gzuncs. This vear's bafkethall team, the first to have been under Coaeh Jewell Young for four complete years, eampiled an tnviabl' record of 20 wins and 3 loses. Stacking up a victory string of Eve straight wins, the Cardinals were making pre-season predietors look good as they carried a 65 point offensive average the first three games. It took Madison's State Champs to down the Cards in a game their eoaeh, Rav Eddy, said at tournament time was the best they had played all year. After the Madison defeat the Red-birds rolled over nine more opponents before stubbing their toes over defensive-minded Speedway. Old rivals lik: Short idgs, Cathedral, Franklin Township and VVarren Central fell before the Cardinal onslaught. Memories of the Speedway defeat were soon forgotten as Ben Davis and three eity foes, Broad Ripple, Nlanual and Howe, were bowled over by the prowess of Southport's lvaskethallers. Seniors Louie Fehmalfeldt and Dave Bertram were earrving the brunt of the Red and VVhite seoring attaek as they had all year. Rapidly improving juniors Rol- land Xerding, john Martin, and Gordie Miner rounded out the Cardinal first five. It was this squad that outlasted Manual in the first game of the seetionals to win 43 to 42. It was thofe same boys that saw Dave Bertram hurt in the elosing minutes of play and who had to fae: a much-improved Cathedral team that same night. A 14 point half-time lead st-:med to say that Bertram was not needed, but when an inspired Cathedral team overtook and defeated the valiant Cardinalu, the absenee of Bertramls rebounding and scoring power was sorely felt. Few people realized it but Southport's leading scorer, Louis Sehmalfeldt just missed breaking th 1 sehool's scoring record set by Kenny Bridges by I point. Bridges poured in SHS points in 25 games to Louie'.s 304 in 23 games. lhrough the years Southport athlttes have added numerous trophies to their display ease in the lower hall. S0 many in fact that a new trophy ease, fluorescent lighted, is to be built to accommodate them, cs- pet-ially the new baseball and football county trophies that were too large for the former case. Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport SEASON RECORD WON 20 LOST Center Grove .. .,,4..64 Franklin .....,54 Washington ...W39 Lawrence ..,...40 Shelbyville Madison Shortridge ,.....61 Cathedral ..4...48 Elwood ,.....6O Brazil ..,,..53 Warren Central ......67 Scottshurg . .4..,. 54 Franklin Twp. Ben Davis Broad Ripple ., Manual Howe ..,...5Z Martinsville COUNTY ...,,.64 Pike Twp. VVarren Central .4,...26 Speedway SECTIONAL Manual Cathedral Once again Kenny Wasson, coach of the reserve basketball team, turned out a hi hls suc cessful second team. Winning 16 out of 20 games, the Sophomores also had a holidax tournament trophy to their credit and later their leading scorer, Jack Wilson, moxed up to the varsity. ' P ,,v, A fu f ff TLA Q ff1iqxa3fAH Mm1'x 'L fi' W 4 mx,,., F' A xx!!! 2? W A , A K' L I LMJ OWN Nu' 2 f K Q S x HL. Z wJl5'g.r ' ' , ,1.. . 7'7 uf , k A , ,A Q 11 V 4 V 5 Fm? 1 A an , , 'V x 4 . X x , X F f , , 4: i ag Y .45 . 3 tg X 2 .. 3. H ' f -'A' 5 Xe ' - , fr ,. v , A x ,nr if MN x5 Nw- ff M! X, -JNVV ,apzmxfw P mf J iff Although this year's freshman team did not live up to former freshmen records, there are hopes that these boys will improve with more experience. The big high- light of the season was the Frosh defeat of Tech, 31 to 20. The record of their season found Coach Lester Routh's boys winning but 5 of 16. For the first time in the sehoolls history, intramural sports have been introduced at Southport. The basketball program, although started late, had time for a championship tournament and an all-star game. Under the supervision of Jack Morgan, an intramural baseball league was set up, similar to that of the basket- ball. Shown here are the seventeen basketball captains and Sponsor Morgan. VVrestling, a sport long popular with the Southport boys, this year finally gained some reeoflnition from Southport's fans. A wrestling meet with Tech, held after the Seottshurg basketball game, attracted some R00 people to watch. Althouirh foaeh Chauncey MeDaniel's lnatinen lost, it was only one of the fiye dual meets the team lost all year. Teeh took the County meet for the second eonseeutiye year and Southport again placed seeond. Allen Morgan, the only returning letterinan, won first plat-e honors along with Jerry Gruminell. The Cardinal grapplers also tied for second plaee in the newly sponsored I.H.S.A.A. Seetionals held at Bloomington. The next week at the state finals they eopped sixth place in a field of I9 as Bob Penee and Allen Morgan plaeed second in thc 138 pound and 95 pound elass and Ronnie Baunngart finished fourth in the 103 pound category to complete the scoring. Xml mm um liaiw umm- to thu climax of mir' story. Um' lili- :ir Suiitlipiwt hai: lv-vii hlli-ll with iriyuiis cwiin :mul thcii swim- that iwiwiilr su ,iuyuiisg hut lllx .wifi-'lu-r if was xxiimlv1'llil :mul nu shzill miss it The liigliwr lioimi' hcstmx eil upon om- Senior' such yczu' is that of x7ZllClllL'T0l'llII1. This is ,fivcn to the person uho is hifhcst Scho- laisril-ally :iml in :u'rivity. Thi: ycnr furol Schulz has lx-cn the rccipicnt of this ziwzirnl :xml has chuicn 'lkfiliv l'iLlILlI'L' Bclonus To Tlmsl- Who Pl'L'DLlI'U For It as rliu rlmm- for hcl' X7LllL'Cll1'TUI'Y .XLlLll'1f.wS. years k , U lx-vrffw,-ix? 'X -si-,kmkfi V , W - Km., W X iw ' .1 K A, x 'iiff-1 , .5 WX' V ,- I A ' K' -M.. 1 BN 1 'f ' UQ E H V, dk QTQ., ,, 3 7 ,ZS Q... ,QM A A Q A ,ily 4' ' V -, ' 5. - e Qi fe. 4 years have gone . . . Commencement LllfL'k'0lllL'l'5 to thc school in nn informal posu :irc Juniors, Donald Pislwz' anal HL-len Monmc. The SUPIIOITILIITS are David Kress, Jcrry Shrincr anal Ruth VVQ-hh. Nlzlrfzlrct .-Xriwc, Joann B1ll'iL'I'v Barluara Bower, Snnclru Null, Jxuwr Nugrvnt, Janice Nugent, Perry Rottlcr nncl Diana- Srxiplvs arf- the l7rL-shnien. Slmwn hcrc aux' thc Lcttcrnicn of Smitlnmiw High Svliuol. Beginning' this ycnr thu Luttcrnn-n's Club was dislmmli-al hut they still prcnnote rhi- hizrh ideals of thc si-luml hy helping' in any may thry can. One of their zictlvitics this yi-zu' uns ushcrinp' at the lmskerbull giuncs. ln Appreciation to GRAY'S FURNITURE CO WHITELAND, INDIANA The Home of Smartly Styled Furniture t For All of Your Needs l Congratulations and Good Luck to the Seniors from Your Official Photographers 'Pl-i 15' elvis. algal up g n cn sian cnllroisf ii uff74f40 'ffmfLM Jfuhww' WMW' Fine Portraits . . . Groups . . . Views . . . Interiors . . . Exteriors . . . Weddings . . . School and Business Publications . Anything Photographic . . . Anytime . . . Anywhere . . HERFF JONES CO. DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, CUPS AND TROPHIES Indianapolis, Indiana Jewelers To Southport High School John Marshall, Representative I -S CRAFTON and DYKE and Standard Service Ga. 0089 Southport, Indiana PAINT I Compliments of VARNISH Q HI-WAY CORNER VEEDOL MOTOR OIL 400l Madison Avenue MOTOR REPAIR - ROAD SERVICE 5563 Madison Avenue j E. Settles GA. 0945 Frank H. Kautsky G' Sons 550l Madison Avenue GROCERIES and MEATS GA. 0982 ANTIQUE SHOP Opal K. Smelcer WA. 5l49 532 East 25th Street Tues., Wed., Thurs.-2:00-6:00 p.m. or By Appointment Buescher Florists 503 E. Southern Avenue GA. 2457-GA. 2458 The Beouty ot Our Business is Flowers Marion Compliments of County Skelgas Service, Inc. 2753 Bril l Road lMadison Ave.l Ga. 2992 Paul Tillman Service Southport Farmers' St t, Co-operative G Ion of Southport, Indiana ll03 Epler Avenue Ga. 0952 FEED - GRAIN COAL - HARDWARE LUBRICATION, GAS and OIL FARM IMPLEMENTS Roehl Pharmacies University Heights Edgewood South port Professional Pharmacists Your First Thought For Quolity Drug Service wfifqxa Madison Avenue Flower Shop Ga. 444l nv R Q: 1 Qi f fi X -1' ww. K , .f M sq' 1 ix, , 4 3.4 , . ..., A .. 2457 IISGY Madison Avenue it with Flowers Compliments of CHAS. E. ORME, Inc. 5505 S. MERIDIAN STREET ID. I47I FLOOR COVERINGS - APPLIANCES AND HARDWARE BUCK'S THE SOUTHSIDE'S FINEST PLACE TO BUY GOOD FOOD BUCK'S SUPER MARKET TROY AND MERIDIAN INVEST YOUR SAVINGS ZH 'Xa Dividend Currently Paid Each Account Insured Up To S5,000. Suburban Federal Savings and Loan Association Greenwood, Indiana Phone 720 or 72I Beech Grove, Indiana Id. I795 Conservative Capable Southport State Bank Convenient I35 Union Street soufhporf, Indiana Ga. 6822 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of I ' I MOELLERIS GROCERY Bill and Bob s Service Southport, Ind. 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