Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Coming to see the football and basketball games, all became a part oi our lite. During the halves, remember the silence that reigned when the color guards brought the flag into View and the National Anthem was played. The color guards which helped to make this such an impressible scene were Barbara Westerfield, Mary lane Iarvis, Marlouise Kleis and Betty Lampher.

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V t B00 TER CL B The secret to a good team is its morale. The Booster Club, to which any student may belong, has as its main objective to encourage school spirit and to strengthen its morale. Therefore it plans pep sessions to be given before each important athletic event. However it offers many other services such as ushering at the Easter Sunrise Service and buying new records for the juke-box. Planning for these varied activities are Ierry Danner, presidentp Bob Cameron, vice-president, and Ioan Eberhari, secretary-treasurer, under the direct sponsorship of Walter G. Kellarn, Dean of Boys. F52 K l ' W- A K P b K- - x , 4,

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HOW TI Arnerica's favorite pas- time--eating. At Southport this is very true for the cafeteria is a very important and popular place. When the bell rings for the lunch periods to begin there is a great rush to get in line and to get something to eat. After eating comes fun- making With this crowd as you can see every second lunch period. Then there are those with a sweet tooth who are seen in the candy store line. The coming of the lunch periods also brings danc- ing on the stage. There are those who Would rather dance than eat for they gulp down their food in a big hurry in or- der to dance with their triends.