Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Long and the Short of It . . . Wee ireshies offered strong cohtrdst to the mighty Senior, Iesse Eiermdnn, but Eiermdrin with his height did not dcrunt the spirit of these freshies, for they know thctt they too, can grow up in four years. However, most ot us cts freshmen do look up to the seniors, to their wcrys cmd ideas.

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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.

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Uur Principal As the ambitious leader of Southport High School, Mr. C. C. Leedy gives much ot his valuable time to school activities. It is largely through his steadfast interest in the welfare of the school and its students that Southport has gained its first-class rating in the North Central Association.