Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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MINI TR TIO Although each of us interprets the theme in his own in- dividual way, together we form one united body striving to uphold and maintain the ideals oi our school. To be a united body, however, we need something like a magnet to pull us together and to guide us through un- iamiliar territory. This is our administration. Most of us do not realize the time that they give towards making us happier in our living at Southport. The clubs and classes they sponsor, the parties they plan, the student activities they attend and the knowledge they try to teach us, are all things for which we should be gratified and for which we should always remember them.

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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.

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Our Trustee . . . Nelson P. Swift, trustee of Perry Town- ship, has through his progressive ad- ministration, obtained the permission to build a new Iunior High School which will relieve the over crowded condi- tions of Southport High School and the grade schools. It has been Mr. Switt's aim during his term to place Southport at the top of the township schools in the State ot Indiana. Our Deans . . . During our four years at South- port, we have learned to regard our deans, Miss Penrod and Mr. Kellam, with great admiration. In acting as a bond between the students and the administration, they are sincere, understanding, and always trying to see the best in us. They give their time treely in helping us to meet our difficult problems and daily needs. It is through their efforts and the rest oi the administrations' tire- less endeavors that we came, we saw, We conquered.