Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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When school opens in the tall, one of the most frequented places is the bookstore Where pens, pencils, Workbooks, paper, and many other usetul acticles are sold under the supervision of Mrs. Weaver. Atter we overcame our first fears of the upper- classmen, We started participating in the social affairs, such as going to rollerskatinq parties, class parties, and dances.

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we I I I .fe- We came . . . the majority of us from six different grade schools, University Heights, Edgewood, Bluff, Southport, St. Rock's and Glenns Valley. We came to Work and play together in our classes, clubs, and activities. As we came together, we learned to put aside our differences and to live together in harmony. As freshmen we had the fears of being late to classes, get- ting lost in the mob, being confused with the lunch periods, Walking on the gym floor, and being called in on the green carpet, to have our misdemeanors corrected.

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THE With the coming of winter, came the big snow drifts too. We were dismissed several days because of this deep snow and icy roads, but the pugnacious plow plowed purposefully to our downfall so that we were again called back to classes. Many sets of twins have corne to Southport High School- Gary and Ierry Butner, lanet and Ianice Nugent, and Sharlet and Shirlee Forth, all freshmen, Bob and Dick Weddle, juniors, and Carol and Esther Moeller, sophomores. Carol and Esther represent Southport on Block's Fashion Board where girls from numerous schools do modeling for Block's.