Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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MX .,: -15155 I 4- Hgwlg? ,Lg-wil' THE 1952 SOUTHPORT HIGII SCHOOL INDIANAPOLIS - INDIANA THIS IS THE LIFE ..... AT This is the lite unfolded in pictures and brief resumes that we have experienced during the past four years. Thus in this l952 Anchor, we have depicted the triumphs, the defeats .... the trials .... the achievements . . . . the sports. . . . the activities . . . . the associations . . . the memories .... that have endeared us to our school. l 4 5 Q In these memoirs and pictures ' I J l we have briefly catalogued the events that have stood upper- most in our minds at Southport High School. SOUTHPORT HIGH SCHOOL Dove Hovilond, president of the junior closs, crowns Joon Eberhort-'51, queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. Moking up the queen's court ore Sue Orme, Jone Nelson, Morgie Christie, ond Joon Miller. When We G0 Formal Mr. Leedy, with the help of Morgie Christie, president of the G.A.A., issues the out- stonding othletic owords for eoch sport ot the Moy Donce. At Our Last Dance The Girls Athletic Association sponsors the majority of the school dances of the year. The first is the Sweater Swirl in which the football awards are given and Mr. and Miss Scrimmage are crowned king and queen of the football season. ln March all of the Irish come out for the St. Pat's Jig. Basketball, track, baseball, and wrestling awards are given at the formal, G.A.A. spring dance in May which is the last dance of the year. During Our Working Hours Hard at work are these students in the advanced typing class. These girls are learning short-cuts in office work and are pre- paring themselves for fu- ture secretarial positions. Carol Jackson, sopho- more, shows Miss Pen- rod, head of the Biology Department, the proof of her skill as a bug hunter. Deep concentration is required on the part of these students in Mr. Ray Linson's mechanical drawing class. Our Most Traveled Scout One of our seniors, Jack Whalen, attended the Boy Scout Jubilee at ' Bad-lschl, Austria. During his trip he saw various countries such as Algeria, ltaly, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. He has graciously shared his experiences with the other stu- dents by showing slide films to sev- eral clubs. Our Deans During our life at Southport High School, we have come to recognize Miss Penrod and Mr. Kellam with increasing esteem. They bridge the gap between the student body and the administration and they are always willing to assist the students with their problems whether they are personal or scholastic. We feel that Miss Penrod is outstanding in her field since she is an executive board member of the eleventh district and chairman of the Central Division of Indiana State Teachers Association. She is also the second vice-president of the Indiana Classroom Teachers Association. fi Oh, How We Danced Dancing on the stage at the lunch periods was enjoyed by many students throughout the year. Our l952 Prom, given by the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors, was held at the Marott Hotel in the lovely Marble Ballroom. At the left are super-salesmen Jo Kelly and Harry Beck. These hard workers were the winners of the mag- azine drive. Due to the combined ef- forts of all the students, the Magazine Drive this year went over the quota. The Voice Uf The Students The student organization is corn- posed of the class presidents and a representative from each home room. To be elected as the home room rep- resentative the student must be above average in scholarship, and, be able to speak before groups without em- barrassment and preparation. His previous citizenship record must also be satisfactory. This body is a service organization and conducts such worth-while activ- ities as the magazine drive and the Community Chest Drive. This group also works for better civic conditions within the school such as conduct at convocations and during Pep sessions. Mr. Leedy is the Sponsor with Carl Lasiter as President, David HaviIand,, vice-president, and Sandra Brown, Secretary-Treasurer. N In Uur Lighter Moments Meowl Dudley Milley as Davy torments his girlfriend Maudie, played by Jo Ann Elsea in the senior play, Men Are Like Street Cars. Older sister Sylvia, lMarilyn Hohn? and her beau Jerry, lBennie Wise, look on with amuse- ment. PORT A D ACTI ITIE Sports are an integral part ot Lite at Southport High School. In this action shot Jim Baker is mak- ing a basket for the Cardinals. A scene from last year's operetta, Pirates of Penzance, shows the dramatic talent. Shirley Reed and Glen Hager played the leading roles in the operetta. Behind The Scenes Behind the scenes at senior play re- hearsal can be seen many interesting incidents. Here .loan Miller, Jane Nelson and Pat Turner seem very intent on getting that much needed after-school snack. Nancy Kortepeter and Bennie Wise look on with amusement. Mrs. Kathleen Ritchie, director of the junior play, Cheaper by the Dozen, coaches Jack W h a I e n, Patty Kriner, and Sue Dyer in their roles as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbreth and daughter. Anne. This play was a story of the Gilbreths X. is ' and their twelve children who were all under the in- fluence of their vefficiency expert father. Our Valedictorian Carolyn Nierman was chosen as this year's class valedictorian because of her high scholastic ranking for the four years of school. Carolyn ranks first in a class of l5O students. Here with Mr. Leedy she receives her diploma. WHEN WE BECAME PROUD SENIORSI When we received our caps and gowns we realized that we have finally become proud seniors. We know that some will go on to college to further their educationg while others will go into service or into work in diversified fields. We reflect with a little sadness in our hearts as we march to the music of Pomp and Circumstancef' that this is the last time we will be together as a class. Four years of association with one another has made an indelible impression upon us. The religious highlight of the school year is the beau- tiful and moving Easter Sunrise Service. Marilyn Hohn has portrayed the angel for the past four years. Uur Life During The Holiday Seasons One of the most beautiful scenes of the Community during the holiday season is the Christmas decorations around the high school. Recordings of Christmas carols and stories were played in the evenings for the enjoy- ment of all. 'FA ,I X. AND THEN THERE WAS THE EXCHANGE STUDENT l liked Southport from the first minute and quickly got acquainted with everyone. I think I couIdn't have come to a better school. Everything was entirely different for me and I had to learn many new things, but the kids were real friendly with me. l think clubs at school, convocations, and even pep sessions are good things. ln the long run, l think all school activities make school life more interest- ing and more enjoyable to the students. lt is a wonderful thing that the school is not only an institution for mere mental instruction and education, but a place which has to offer much more. Mrs. Betty Stevens is the very capable secretary ot the school She can be found almost every period directing the affairs in the office Better Late Than N ever Newcomers to Southport High School this year were: Freshmen: Martha Burpo, Nina West, Bobby Parker, Margaret Gasper, John Kelly, Gracie Mooney, and Pat Brown. Sophomores are: James Harrison, Josephine Mozee, Helen Townsend, Roberta Anderson, Da- vid Guilkey, Earline Tucker, Carol Webster, Mary Noah, Rosella Nel- son, Gladys Cline, and Charles Steinhauer. Juniors are Jo Ann Tarter, Joan Hoagland, and Betty Lee. Betty Harris returned to the Senior class. Some of these students are pic- tured at the right. l if ,W .gm ,Xi A Q .fn iw N ADMI I TRATIO Our life also includes the life of the faculty. Through their untiring years of service and the execution of their many duties they have become greatly devoted to our will. They guided us as freshmen and now acknowledge our farewells with words of wisdom and encouragement. The senior class gratefully thanks this faculty, those present and absent, for its years of education which will always prove invaluable. Mr. C. Calvin Leedy, Principal of Southport High School. Administrates Our School As the principal and progressive leader of Southport, prin- cipal C. Calvin Leedy forms a strong bond between administra- tion and the student body. Administrative duties draw heavily on his time and energy but he is never too busy to have a private conference with some student or to attend any activity of the school. Being a man who achieves, he has helped uh to achieve and to remain a member of the North Central Association. OUR TRUSTEE Under the progressive admin- istration of Nelson P. Swift, Trustee of Perry Township, South- port is erecting the much needed Junior High School. He is build- ing the school so that more rooms may be added to this proj- ect A which contains twenty- one classrooms and a cafeteria capable of feeding four hundred at one time, This building will be ready for occupancy by Septem- ber l953. When the final 52,000,000 project is completed in perhaps six to eight years, there will be four buildings, a classroom build- ing, cafeteria, a windowless au- dio-visual education building, and the gym. With foresight and unfaltering devotion the conscientious Mr. Swift has directed the school along a road of growth and achievement as manifested by this expansion plan. A break for us was when school was dismissed on September 29 l95l for the breaking of the ground for the new Perry Township Junior High School FAC LTY Helen J. Chandler A. B. Butler University Honor Societv Head of Social Studies Department Bert G. Haviland B. S. Indiana Central Social Studies Jesse Copsey A. B. Whitworth College Future Teachers Head of English Department Alice W. Black A. B. Indiana Central Library Library Club Clarence E. Liechty A. B. Indiana Central Mathematics Hi-Y Marie Fraser B. S. Ball State Perry News, Quill and Scroll Signpost, Sophomore Class Sponsor Journalism, English, Photography Eleanor Guyer A. B. Hanover Mathematics Social Club Earl McCormick B. S, A., M. S. Purdue Agriculture, Biology F, F, A. Margaret D. Janert B. S. University of Cincinnati Business Education Co-sponsor of F. B, L. A. Secretary's Club Elsa J. Majors B. A., M. A. Butler University Latin, English, Senior Plav Sponsor, Anchor, Latin Club Chauncey McDaniel B. S. Indiana University Driver's Training Biology, Athletics Margaret W. Lowdermilk B. S. Indiana University Home Economics, Cafeteria F. H, A., Junior Red Cross, Junior Leacler's Club Rosalind Meek A. B. Butler University Spanish, Biology Jack Payne A. B. Franklin College Kathleen M. Ritchie A. B. Butler University M. A. Northwestern University English, Public Speaking, Dramatics Junior Play Sponsor, Mask and Gavel FACULTY Roy Linson B. S. Ball State Industrial Arts, Athletics Model Club, Traffic Club Lucille Miller A. B. Indiana State Teachers College Physical Education, Mathematics Sponsor of G, A. A. Elwood Miller B. S. Indiana State Teachers College M. S. Indiana University Business, Co-Sponsor of F. B. L. A. Athletic Publicity Everett W. Swank B. S. in Ed, Indiana Central College M. S. in Ed. Indiana University Betty Stevens B. S, Indiana University Business, Mathematics Social Cluh, Clerical Secretary C. Ellis Robins A. B. Indiana Central Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor Ma ry Tinder B. P, S. M. Indiana University English Jewel Young B. S, Purdue E Social Studies, Physical Education Director of Athletics Ivan Warble B. M, Butler, Jordan Conservatory of Music Director of Instrumental Music Betty Walsman A. B. Indiana University English Sponsor of Page and Chapter Junior Class Sponsor Kenneth Wasson B. S. Ball State Industrial Arts, Athletics Blanche Winans A. B. Marian College Art Jack R. Morgan B, S. Ball State Business, Athletics Roger Helman A.B., B.S. Music, M.A, Ashland College, Ohio State University, Western Reserve University, University of Michigan, I-li-Y, Director of Vocal Music Thomas Jett B.S. Butler University, Speech English, Dramatics Nelle Weaver B. S. Ball State Business, School Treasurer fa! 'N -,,f t i7 41? E IOR Busy Officers Talking with our very effi- cient class-sponsor, Mr. Rob- ins, are the class officers, Jack Wilson, president, Bob Ca- meron, vice-president, and Bertha Davidson, secretary- treasurer. Ordering cards and invitations, measuring for caps and gowns, planning our last parties, and finally the excite- ment of graduation were some of our activities. Allen, Donald Math Club, Booster Club, Hi-y Club, Intramural Sports, Social Club, Track Autderheide, Janet 2nd Vice President cf the National Honor Society, Good Citizen D.A.R. Representative, Anchor Staff, Mask and Gavel Club, Secretary of Page and Chapter, Senior-ority, G.A.A,, Program Chairman of F.T.A., Latin Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Booster Club, Teach- er's Secretary, Intramural Volleyball, Fresh- man Social Club, Speech Choir Ashman, Richard Football team, Wrestling team, Letterman's Club, Math Club, Booster Club Beasley, Patsie Senior-ority, Future Homernakers, Booster Club Baker, Allen Intramural Basketball, Booster Club Bretz, Ruth Booster Club, G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, F.B.L.A., Choir, Operettas, Intramural Volleyball Baker, Jim Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Letter- man's Club, Booster Club, Math Club, Social Club, Hi-y, Anchor Staff Board, Ba rba ra President of F.H.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Choir, Booster Club, Secretary's Club Baumgart, Ronald Latin Club, Mask and Gavel, Math Club, Wrestling, Booster Club, Football, Letterman's Club, Anchor Staff, Social Club, Student Or- ganization, Captain of the Golf Team Brunnemer, Beverly President ot Secretary's Club, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Teacher's Secretary, Intramural Volleyball, Booster Club, Social Club Beeson, Robert Booster Club, Freshman Football, F.F.A. Bryant, Janet L. G.A.A. Senior-orit Booster Club Social Club , Y, , , Perry News Staff, Secretary's Club, Intramural Volleyball Baer, Joachim Treasurer, Secretary's Club, Pontifex Maximus, Latin Club, Hi-y, Booster Club Collett, Joan Social Club, Booster Club, G,A.A., Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Senior-ority, Senior Play, Secretary's Club, Anchor Staff, Intra- mural Volleyball Bishop, Richard Booster Club, Frosh Football, F.F.A., Intra- mural Basketball, Choir, Operetta, Combs, Phyllis Perry News Business Manager, Quill and Scroll, Junior Play, Operettas, Choir, G.A.A., Senior- ority, Mask and Gavel, Library Club, Booster Club Bohanan, Carl Booster Club, F.F.A. Christie, Marjorie President of G.A.A., National Honor Society, City Editor of Perry News, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Quill and Scroll, Senior-ority, Treasurer of F.T.A., Ma- iorette, Mask and Gavel, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Intramural Volleyball, Page and Chapter, Student Council, Anchor Staff Bodenreider, Henry F.F.A. Secretary, Booster Club, 4-H Club Catobius, Caroline Latin Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Secretary's Club, Teacher's Secretary, Office Girl, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Intra- mural Volleyball, Social Club Carey, William Booster Club, Choir, Operetta, Vice-President of F,F,A. 'WB we--'55 as-ng Cameron, Robert Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Vice-Pres. Booster Club, President Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres. Student Council, President Mask and Gavel Club, Page and Chapter Club, Junior Play, Operetta, Boy's quartet and octet, Mixed quartet, Choir Claudy, Alice SAA., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Library lub Christy, Robert Track, Booster Club Davidson, Bertha G.A.A., F.B.L,A., Senior-ority, Secretary, F.T.A., Secretary-Treasurer, Secretary of Senior Class, Junior Play, Intramural Volleyball, Booster Club, Page and Chapter, Latin Club, Social Club Carter, Richard Football, Track, Baseball, Letterman's Club, Intramural Basketball, Hi-y, Junior Red Cross, Booster Club, Latin Club, Social Club Coons, Loretta Secretary's Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Vice- President of F.H.A,, Librarian, Senior-ority Deckard, Noble Booster Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, Track, Intramural Basketball Critchlow, Carolyn G,A,A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Majorette, Secretary's Club, Choir, Operetta, Intramural Volleyball, Social Club Duffer, William Model Club, Letterman's Club, Booster Club, Hi-y, Math Club, Athletic Manager, Intramural Basketball Dyer, Sue President of F.T.A., Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Booster Club, Social Club, Latin Club, Anchor Staff, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Junior Play, National Honor Society, Senior Play, Student Organization, Secretary of Freshman Class, Cadet Teacher Camic, James Intramural Basketball, F.F.A., Booster Club, Intramural Baseball Eder, Joan G.A.A., President of Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, F,B.L.A., Junior Play, Senior Play, Intra- mural Volley Ball, Booster Club, Teacher's Secretary Edwards, James Intramural Baseball, Math Club, Booster Club, Social Club Elsea, Jo Ann President of F.T.A., Treasurer of Quill and Scroll, Assistant Editor of Perry News, G,A.A., Senior-ority, Anchor Staff, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Senior Play, Cadet Teacher, Operettas, Chorus Booster Club, intramural Volley Ball Edwards, Ronald Booster Club, Choir, Intramural Basketball Brown, Phillip Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, F.F.A. Fendley, Janice Senior Play, Office Girl, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.H.A., Chorus, Booster Club, Intramural Volley Ball Davis, Richard R.R.A., Booster Club Ferguson, Margie G.A.A., Secretary's Club, Intramural Valley Ball, F.H.A., Mask and Gavel, Social Club, Senior-arity, Booster Club, Senior Play Ellett, Dean Booster Club Fisher, Esther F.H.A., Booster Club, Library Club Fink, Carl Wrestling, Letterman's Club, Booster Club, Mask and Gavel, Hi-Y Florence, Neva Jean G.A.A,, Social Club, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Booster Club, Intramural Volley Ball, Anchor Staff, Office Girl, Manager of Circulation of Perry News, Latin Club, Perry News Staff, Junior Red Cross Eldridge, Robert Vice-Pres. National Honor Society, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Vice Pres. Math Club, Mask and Gavel, Booster Club, F,T.A., S.H,S. Rep- resentative to U.N., Junior Play, Senior Play Hardegan, Julia Social Club, G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Page and Chapter, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operettas, Chair, Intramural Volley Ball Fritz, James Band, Orchestra, Booster Club, Social Club, Model Club, Junior Play, Senior Play Grow, Patsy Booster Club, G.A,A., Mask and Gavel, Choir, Future Teachers, Office Girl, Senior Play, Social Club, Operetta, Double Quartet, Senior- arity, Teacher's Secretary, Trio, Sextet, Intra- mural Volley Ball Gates, Frank Social Club, Booster Club, Hi-Y Club, Band, Orchestra Haines, Joetta G.A.A., Senior-ority, Mask and Gavel, F.T.A., Page and Chapter, Intramural Volley Ball, Majorette, Senior Play, Color Guard, Social Club, Booster Club George, Phillip Pres. of National Honor Society, Vice Pres. of Spanish Club, Math Club, Page and Chap- ter, Mask and Gavel, Model Club, Booster Club, l.etterman's Club, Social Club, Red Cross Representative, S.H.S. Rep. to U.N., Junior Play, Senior Play, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track Hawkins, Shirley G.A.A., Senior-ority, Library Club, Librarian, Secretary's Club, Intramural Volley Ball, Booster Club Harmon, Kenny Basketball, Pres. Math Club, Pres. Model Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Mask and Gavel, Social Club, Junior Play, Booster Club Harris, Helen Pro Counsel of Latin Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Mask and Gavel, Anchor Staff, Math Club, Booster Club, Social Club, Junior Play, Intramural Volley Ball Hawthorne, Joe Booster Club, Math Club, Hi-Y, Student Or- ganization, Pres. of Band, Football, Baseball, Letterman's Club Hohn, Marilyn Yell Leader, Page and Chapter, Junior Play, Latin Club, Booster Club, Secretary's Club, Angel for Sunrise Service, F.B.L.A., Representa- tive, F,B.L.A., Secretary, Senior Play, G.A.A., Anchor Staff, Intramural Volley Ball, Mask and Gavel, Teacher's Secretary, Senior-ority, Social Club Herald, Donald Booster Club '-lohn, Ba rbara News Editor-Perry News Staff, Quill and Scroll, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Sec. of Junior Leaders Club, Social Club, F.T.A., Booster Club, geaghens Secretary, Spanish Club, Library u Hughes, Jerry Social Club, Latin Club, Model Club, Math Club, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, Wrestling, Choir, Operetta, Senior Play, Manager Heeringa, Charlene Booster Club, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Secretary of Secretary's Club, Teacher's Sec- retary, Intramural Volley Ball, Social Club Jones, George Booster Club Jarvis, Lois Social Club, Booster Club Jones, Donald Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball-Frosh, Page and Chapter, Vice-Pres., Mask and Gavel, Latin Club, Math Club, Model Club, Social Club, Booster Club, Letterman's Club J ones, J udy Secretary's Club, F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Teacher's Secretary Haviland, David National Honor Society, President of Junior Class, Vice-Pres, of Student Organization, Treas, of F.F.A., Junior Play, Football, Wres- tling, Track, Letterman's Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Library, Booster Club, Model Club, Social Club Jarvis, Mary Jane Social Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Color Guard, Booster Club, Junior Leaders Kress, David Lettermen's Club, Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Latin Club, Booster Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter Kashner, Judy Sec. of F.H,A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Secretary's Club, Teacher's Secretary, G.A.A., Choir Jones, Ronald Booster Club, Model Club, Pres. Kelley, Mabel Senior-ority, F.H.A., Booster Club, Junior Play Korra, Herbert Band, Orchestra, Booster Club, Social Club, Mask and Gavel, Senior Play, Math Club Kellams, Jeanie Booster Club, Social Club, F.H.A., Library Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, Red Cross, Intramural Volleyball Lively, Donald Football, Letterman's Club, Mask and Gavel, Social Club, Choir, Booster Club Kortepeter, Nancy Booster Club, G.A.A., Vice-Pres., Senior-ority, F.T.A., Vice-Pres., Mask and Gavel Treas., Student Organization, Sec., Spanish Club, Page and Chapter, Cadet Teacher, Anchor Staff, Social Club, Pres., Junior Play, Senior Play, Math Club, Speech Choir, Intramural Volleyball Lucas, Lowell Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Track Kleppe, Jacquelyn G.A.A., Booster Club, Senior-ority, Page and Chapter, F.H,A., Library, Choir Lasiter, Carl Booster Club, Math Club, Hi-Y, Pres. Student Organization, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Letterman's Club Kramp, Magdalena Booster Club, Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, Choir Mack, James Booster Club, Model Club, Intramural Basket- bal Kriner, Patty Anchor Stott, Senior Play, Junior Play, Teach- er's Secretary, Booster Club, Future Teachers, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Social Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chap- ter, Intramural Volleyball, Student Council Maschmeyer, John Booster Club, Math Club, Frosh. Basketball, 'H-N Us x is , W ,f ilk 'QF' atv Lee, Gretchen Assistant Editor of Perry News, Quill and Scroll, Anchor Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball, Latin Club, Booster Club, Social Club, F.H,A. Miller, Dudley Anchor Staff, Quartet, Operetta, Mixed Octet, Senior Play, Junior Play, Intramural Basket- ball, Booster Club, Yell Leader, Social Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Math Club, Sec., Red Cross Lee, J oan Senior-ority, Booster Club. Social Club, G.A.A., Junior Leaders, F.H.A,, Sec. Miller, Robert Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Booster Club, Hi-Y Sgt. Arms, Page and Chapter, Model Club, Mask and Gavel, Math Club, Golf Team Marschke, Shirley Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Secretary's Club, Teacher's Secretary, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Volleyball Moeller, Fritz Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Social Club, Booster Club Martin, Judy Booster Club, G.A.A., Treas. of Senior-ority, Perry News Advertising Manager, President of Quill and Scroll, Teacher's Secretary, Social Club, Intramural Volleyball , Murphy, Leroy Booster Club, Band, Hi-Y, F.F.A., Pres., National Honor Society, Senior Play, Orchestra, Student Organization Meek, Marilyn G.A.A., Senioreority, F.T.A., Latin Club, Senior Play, Junior Play, Booster Club, Social Club, F.H.A. Morqan, Allen Wrestling, Track, Letterman's Club, Hi-Y, Cadet Teacher, Student Manager, F.T.A., Booster Club Miller, Joan ' Booster Club, Mask and Gavel, Sec., Pres. of F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Teacher's Sec- retary, Secretary's Club, Intramural Volleyball, Junior Play, Senior Play, Social Club, Page and Chapter, F.B.L.A. Representative Need, Richard Hi-Y, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Social Club, Senior Play, Anchor Stott, Booster Club Mike, Frances G.A.A., F.H.A., Senior-ority Nott, David Eoaster Club, Social Club, Intramural Basket- a Neel, Dottie Co-Editor of Perry News, Quill and Scroll Anchor Staff, Mask and Gavel, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Page and Chapter, Booster Club, Future Teachers, Cadet Teacher, Color Guard Intramural Volleyball, Senior Play, Operetta Editor of Sign Post, Freshman Social Club 1 1 1 Payne, Jack Intramural Basketball, F.F,A. Nelson, Jane Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Mask and Gavel, F.T,A., Yell Leader, Treas. of National Honor Society, Secretary of Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Junior Play, Senior Play, Page and Chapter, Coreditor of Perry News, Cadet Teacher, lntramural Volleyball, Operetta, Anchor Staff Portish, Joe Hi-Y, Math Club, Model Club, Anchor Staff Photographer, lntramural Basketball, Booster Club Nierman, Carolyn Anchor Staff, Senior Play, Junior Play, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Teacher's Secretary, Pres. ol' Library Club, Girl's State Representative, Pres. of Page and Chapter, Mask and Gavel, lntra- Ryker, David mural Volleyball, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, Pres, of Junior Leader's Club, Social Club, Valedictorian, Vice-Pres. F.T.A., Booster Club Pitzer, John Hi-Y, lntramural Basketball, Booster Club, Choir Norris, Lois G,A,A., F.H.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, lntramural Volleyball Robertson, Ralph Band, Orchestra, lntramural Basketball, lntrae mural Baseball, Hi-Y Chaplain, Social Club, Booster Club, Golf, Track Oliphant, Mary Ann Treas of F,H.A., F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior Play, Senior-ority, lntramural Volleyball, Boost- er Club, Office Girl, Secretary's Club, Junior Leader's Club Royalty, Robert Frosh. Manager, lntramural Basketball, Booster Club Ravenkamp, Alice F.B.L.A., G.A,A., Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, Booster Club, F.H.A., lntramural Volleyball, Library Club, Teacher's Secretary Freshman Class Pres, Social Club, Student Organization, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Basketball, Football, Letterman's Club Orme, Sue G.A.A., Mask and Gavel, Booster Club, Senior- ority, Sccretary's Club, Page and Chapter, Social Club, lntramural Volleyball, Spanish Club Rosebrock, Dick Model Club, Sec.-Treas., Math Club, Mask and Gavel, Hi-Y, Page and Chapter, Junior Play, Booster Club, Letterman's Club Osborne, Eleanor Booster Club, Senioreority, Secretary of G..A.A., Latin Club, Secretary's Club, Anchor Staff, Perry News Staff, Social Club, lntramural Volleyball, Mask and Gavel Printz, Robert lntramural Basketball, lntramural Baseball, F.F,A., Booster Club, Social Club 481' 505- l-egg, 'W' Rosebrock, Lois Social Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Future Leaders Club, G.A.A., Secretaries Club-Vice President, F.B.L.A.-Treasurer, Intramural Volley Ball, Senior-ority Sinclair, Victor Choir, Booster Club, Math Club Reed, Shirley G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Latin Club, Secretarv's Club, Choir, Cast of Operetta, Social Club, Double Quartet, Southport Girls Trio Sutton, Clyde Booster Club, F.F.A. Shay, Charlene President of Page and Chapter, Mask and Gavel, Latin Club, Library Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Booster Club, Social Club, Operetta Staab, Edward President Booster Club, Latin Club, Mask and Gavel, Math, Letterman's, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Track, Wrestling Mgr., Junior Play, Senior Play, Anchor Staff, Perry News tAssociate ed.J, Intramural Basketball iCapt.l, l.H.S.P.A. lRep.l Shigley, Patricia Quill and Scroll Nice-Pres,l, Perry News Staff, Booster, Freshmen Social Club, Page and Chapter, Mask and Gavel, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Teacher's Secretary, Spanish Club, Choir Sweeny, Mike Booster Club, Lettermon's Club, Mask and Gavel iProgm. Chairmanl, Math Club, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Latin Club, Page and Chapter, Junior Play, Senior Play Simpson, Mildred Social Club, F.H.A., Librarian, G.A.A., Booster Club, Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, Choir Sh riner, Jerry Booster Club, Latin Club, Track, lntramural Basketball Skinner, Marilyn Social Club, F.B.L.A., Vice-Pres., Secretary's Club, G.A.A., Booster Club Smith, Wayne Hi-Y, Math Club, Jr. Red Cross, Pres., Intra- mural Basketball, Booster Club Sperger, Mary Lou Social Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Sec- rctary's Club, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Perry News Staff, Page and Chapter, Operetta, Intramural Volleyball Taylor, Carl Social Club, Math Club, Hi-Y, Model Club, Booster Club Smith, Patricia G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club Tomamichel, Walter Sec. of Senior Hi-Y, F.F.A., Booster Club Sponsel, Nancy Booster Club, Latin Club, Treas. of G.A.A., Page and Chapter, F.T.A., Mask and Gavel, Anchor Stott, Intramural Volleyball, Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior-ority, Social Club Tyra, Luther Booster Club, Model Club, Pres. Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, F.H.A., Booster Club, G.A.A., Choir Swift, Dixie Senior-ority, Secretary's Club, F.H.A., Booster Club, G.A.A., Choir Van Fossen, Wayne National Honor Society, Math Club, Booster Club, Social Club, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Anchor Staff, Model Club, Junior Play Voland, Virginia .lo Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Intra- mural Volleyball, Senior-ority, G,A.A., F.H,A., Booster Club, Secretary's Club, Social Club Wise, Bennie , Hi-Y, Red Cross, Math Club, Senior Play, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Speech Choir Townsend, Lois Booster Club, Ulrey, Robert Booster Club, Hi-Y, F.F.A., Track, Football, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball Turner, Patricia Booster Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Anchor Staff, Social Club, Senior Play, Math Club, Speech Choir, Office Girl, F,B.L.A., Secretary's Club, Senior-ority, Intramural Volleyball, F.H.A. Williams, Ed Wrestling, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Manager of Football Uhls, Joan G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Secretary's Club, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Intramural Volleyball, Choir, Operetta, Booster Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Social Club Winkelmeier, Bill Football, Letterman's Club, F.F.A., Hi-Y, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Social Club, Intramural Baseball Westertield, Barbara F.H.A., Social Club, Booster Club Williams, Bernard Hi-Y, Lettermon's Club, Intramural Basketball, googter Club, Football, Track, Baseball, Math u wins. P xv' we , 'Fifi . v REQ YT' git' W' Fir WV Weaver, Paul Booster Club Williams, Claris Senior Play, F.B.l..A., Reporter, Perry News Staff, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Latin Club, Sec- retary's Club, Office Assistant, Social Club, Booster Club Weddle, Richard Football, Wrestling, Letterman's Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club Yost, Nancy G.A.A., F.B.L,A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Social Club, Secretary's Club, Teacher's Secretary, Red Cross Weddle, Robert Football, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman's Club, Pres. Spanish Club, Page and Chapter, Math Club, Student Organization, Booster Club, Social Club Weinke, Marilyn Vice-Pres, Quill and Scroll, Copy Ed. af Perry News, Anchor Staff, Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Social Club, F.T.A., Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Booster Club, ln- tramural Volleyball, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta, Assistant Ed. of Sign Post Whalen, Jack Social Club, Booster Club, Model Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Mask and Gavel, Hi-Y, Junior Play Winchester, Donna Student Organization, G.A.A., Social Club, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Mask and Gavel, Sec- retary, Secretary's Club, Page and Chapter, F.T.A., Booster Club, Intramural Volleyball, Anchor Staff, Office Girl Zigler, Jan Booster Club, Social Club, Mask and Gavel, Latin Club, Math Club, Anchor Staff, Senior Pay , Wilson, Jack Basketball, Football, Track, Baseball, Letter- Man's Club, Page and Chapter, Pres. Senior Class, Pres. Student Organization, Treas. of Math Club, Booster Club Young, Marilyn Secretarv's Club, Booster Club, Social Club, Intramural Volleyball, G.A.A. Walker, Franklin Booster Club, Math Club, Social Club, Model Club, Mask and Gavel, Page and Chapter, Senior Play, Manager Football, Latin Club Van Horn, Neil Booster Club, Letterman's Club, Student Manager Pittman, Richard F.F.A., Booster Club Snaps of Our Social Life Our senior year seems to be a number of various activities. It seemed as if there was always something for us to do, and never enough time to do it. UNIOR On Uur Last Lap Among our many activities as juniors were planning the Prom in the Mar- ble Ballroom of the Marott Hotel, choosing our class rings, and the fantasy, Dear Brutus. Our very capable class officers for the year were, Ronnie Mack, president Clfford Griesemer, vice-president, Pat Ham, secretary- treasurer and our sponsor, Mrs. Betty Walsrnan. Ackerman, Mildred Albright, Neal Alexander, Mervin iKayJ Aping, Tom Arnold, Russell Baker, Beverly Baker, Thomas Baker, Wayne Barker, Don Bennett, Barbara Bentle, Jim Berkholtz, James Bicknell, Theresa Bidlack, Barbara Black, Roger Blackwell, Rose Bohley, Rose Bollinger, Darlene Bond, Austin Border, Barbara Borton, Marilyn Bretz, David Brewer, Charles Brooks, Nyla Brown, June Brown, Sandra Brunning, Theodore Buck, Bob Burdsall, Dean Burris, Sue Caesar, Marlene Calaway, Shirley Camden, Delores Carpenter, Evelyn Carter, Carlos Catlett, Wilford Cato, Jerry Mac Chilton, Marvin Connor, Marilyn Coomer, Paul Cooney, Mary Coons, Richard Daniels, Emily Davis, Margaret Dawson, Herman Deem, Jerry Denk, Margaret Derry, David Dillman, Donna Drake, Robert Echols, Edwin Eckert, Mildred Eiermann, Ardith Eisenmenger, Emma Elder, David Ellett, Patty Enos, Diane Ellsworth, Barbara Ernsting, James Fisher, Neal Fletcher, Martha Foernsler, Ernest Fort, Carolyn Fowler, Margie Freese, Denny Gibbs, Pauletta Graham, Lee Griesemer, Clifford Grubhs, Donald Ham, Pat Hamilton, Barbara Hancock, Kenneth Hardegan, Mary Harper, Ruby Harris, Robert Hazelip, Charlene Heeringa, Mary Hendricks, Barbara Henzman, Pat Hibner, Barbara Hoffmark, Janet Hopkins, Mary Huck, Marianna Hutzel, Charlotte R I Tw I X YQ 7 f N Xb, F. 1. Q 4' 'li i 2 Jarrett, Ronald Jaynes, Evelyn Jenkins, Sondra Johnson, Donald Jones, Diane Jones, Priscilla Kasey, Fred Kauffman, Paul Kegley, Tom Kelly, Edna King, Bill Kottkamp, Bili Krciger, Jerry Laudick, Richard Leichty, Diane Limback, Don List, Judy Litwiler, Don McKeighan, Carolyn McLain, Phronsie McMurray, Ruth Mack, Ronnie Macy, James Mann, Charles Marksbury, Joanne Martin, Richard Martindale, Allen Meier, Evelyn Merriett, Martha Merrifield, Don Middleton, Ronnie Milner, Margaret Moeller, Carol Moeller, Esther Mantieth, Ralph Moore, Johnny Morris, Luella Murphy, Marietta Neal, Sandra Nissley, Betty Natt, Clara Nugent, Janet Nugent, Janice Ogle, Ronald Parson, Nancy Parker, Mary Jeanette Picton, John Pieper, Barbara Pittman, James Poole, Glen Poynter, Fred Proffitt, Ollie Quebe, Lawrence Rasdall, Fat Rice, Marjorie Richardson, Jack Richey, Geraldine Riley, Russell Riley, Sue Robinson, Molly Ryker, Charles Sandy, Carl Schulz, John Settle, Dottie Shearin, Jo Ann Shine, Pat Sierp, Donna Simpson, Jo Ann Smith, David Smith, James Smith, Jean Snyder, Marilyn Sopke, Doris Speedy, Carolyn Spivey, Bob Stephenson, Bill Sterling, Marlene Stoneburner, Richard Surenkamp, Phyllis Taylor, Nancy Terhurie, Bob Theil, Bob Tomamichel, Jerry Ulrey, Joyce Van Demon, Joyce Van Horn, Jack Wasson, Denzil Webb, Nancy Webber, George Westerfield, Marilyn Vlletzel, Charlotte Wctzel, Devone Whitaker, Kenneth White, Don White, Shirley White, Marlene Williams, Betty Wilson, Sue Woltarth, Eddie Woadroof, Donna Wright, Jackie Zahnd, Wilma Lee, Betty OPHO 0RE The officers of the sophomore class. Delbert Willsey, president, Jim Williams, vice-president, and Gloria Hill, secre- tary-treasurer, are shown talking with the class sponsor, Miss Marie Fraser. Abney, Pat Abraham, Howard Aldrish, Sherrel Allison, Richard Amick, William Amos, Grace Anderson, James Anderson, Roberta Armstrong, Ralph Ashmore, James Bader, Robert Bailey, Pal Baird, William Baker, Carroll Baker, Pal Barbee, Janet Bare, Doris Bare, Jerry Barnard, Myron Beals, Thomas Beem, Carol Benedict, Delbert Bohanan, Phyllis Bohley, George Bohley, Marcia Bronn, Pcif Brown, Joanna Brown, Wayne Brundage, Alberf Bugg, Kennefh Burgess, David Burris, Barbara Comic, Alvin Campbell, Michael Campbell, Virginia Casse, Norman Cheatham, Nadine Clark, Mary Cloudy, Joe Clay, Jay Clcory, Richard Clcmmons, Sue Cline, Gladys Cline, Marilyn Coffin, Don Coleman, Elizabefh Coleman, Virginia Cox, Ellen Doab, Vesla Dompier, Bill Daringer, Ronald Davis, Eddie DeNise, Richard Denny, Donald Derby, Rebecca Derr, Kathryn Dockfor, Joan Duff, Frankie Dunham, Tom Easf, Bernard Ebert, Wilma Edwards, Bill Edwards, Don Epler, Nancy Feslcr, Gary Fetly, Maurice Fisher, Neal Forlcr, Marcia Fort, Robert Franklin, Lanerle Frcers, Allan Fry, Donald Gardner, Jo Ellen Garvcr, Delores Ann Gates, Virginia Graham, Geraldine Gray, Beverly Hager, Marilyn Harmon, Phyllis Harris, Arthur Horlzler, Alice Hawkins, Jack Hccringa, Margaret Hcicl, Rosemary Hcidergoft, Jane Henry, James l-icnsley, Donna Hcnslcy, Jerry Hcnzman, Mary Herzog. Paul Hill, Gloria Hinds, Donald Hoffmeycr, Charles Hohlr, Don Hahll, Sharon Hornung, Lucy 'xii :Q s , ' T--, , V Q 4 ii' Q, Qs. 3- N in rife , .M sl l YR ' iii -i 2'. ?w- ia. F 9' - asf' R + HP f:: 5 ' ' 'Q' N J l i n W, ,gl . 1 I '1 if V' 155' , y LA K s V 3 , V i Q' 1 Q l . ' x -' I Dx A 5' 3 is ,,, -V H' -E U iv . ,,,- g. L at Q A Q .l K, QK 'vi 1 'ur W 4 Y ' Q ' ' 45- Q D- 52 was 'wi ite Wil. 3 Q, isa X ':-' , ' he gp . . E Q 'jf' . 2 rf an s , , ,, JJeJ -LL' Q. z Q Q J' any , M, 'RT . il . f' A who ,, L Fl. 2.. , , ,,,l , l iv i it ,iii i , W, Huntington, Sam Hurt, Rita Jaekson, Carole Jarrett, Shirley Jensen, Sue Johnson, David Johnson, Robert Jordan, Sue Kaiser, Mary Kennedy, Robert Kenninger, Robert Key, Arthur Kidwell, Don Kidwell, Robert King, Ralph Kottkamp, Fred Lakey, Shirley Lathrop, Velma Laughlin, Charlene Lee, Paul Liford, Jean List, Robert Lively, Floyd Losche, Richard Lott, Phyllis Lovelace, Shirley Lyons, Shirley Magendanz, Betty Markland, Lewis Marlin, Audrey Marshall, James Marshall, James Martin, Lewis Martin, Pat Matthewson, Pat Meredith, Ronnie Merrick, Carl Miller, Charlene Miller, Delores Miller, Walter Miner, Tom Mocller, Sharon Mohr, Sylvia Morris, Florence Mounts, Betty McClain, Harold McConnell, Robert McDaniel, Barbara McEllresh, Jacqueline McKee, Shirley McRee, Juanita Mozee, Josephine Need, David Nelson, Jack Nelson, Bob Nelson, Rosella Osborne, Helen Osborn, Paul Owen, Bob Parkhurst, Everett Patterson, Marlin Piper, Judith Passman, Jack Powell, Barbara Puckett, Bill Rasdall, Harry Reed, Barbara Reynolds, Jim Richards, Bill Richey, Rollie Riley, Lynda Robertson, Den Rottler, Perry Ryker, Bill Salz, Jock Sanders, Jackie Sanders, Richard Schnyder, Beverly Schooler, Frank Searcy, Ronald Settles, Mary Shriner, Jacqueline Simon, Ruth Skinner, Suzanne Smith, Charlene Smith, Marilyn Smith, William Stcinhauer, Charles Stone, lval Stoneburger, Ronald Sturgeon, Sheila Sweeney, Jo Anne Taylor, Glennda Taylor, Phyllis Temperley, Sondra Thomas, Norman Todd, Joyce Todd, Linda Trotter, Mary Tucker, Earline Turner, Charles Tygrett, Carol Ulrey, Barbara Vander Meulen, Stanley Van Sickle, Richard Voss, Annette Walker, Thomas Walters, Gayle Weaver, Shirley Webb, John Whitaker, Wayne White, Shirley Williams, James Williams, Robert Williams, Sarah Williamson, Gary Willsey, Delbert Wilson, Beverly VVilsol'1, Pot Wright, Carol xii A .Ili f MLK J If .. J J - Ah if 4' 5 Q: fu - Y .5351 ,., fy , E me V Nl'-' i 1 .yy-, K in Ax 7 1 is W 2 y ' ',. '1 ,EK- .,'. K Q 1' ,fre resid v.' , JL.-, .-151.615 Wei A FRESHME Every year the chrysanthemums along the front walk are very lovely. Examining them are the freshmen class officers, Richard Simon, presi- dent, Sandy Orme, vice-president, and Pat Young, secretary-treasurer. With them is their class sponsor, Mrs. Eleanor Guyer. Ahlbrand, Gary Allen, Louisa Allison, Marlene Amick, Joseph Anderson, Earl Aping, Janet Armstrong, John Arnold, Vera Ashbrook, Imogene Askin, Pat Austin, Sandra Baird, Marguerite Baker, Anna Barmes, Emerson Barnett, Richard Beasley, Evelyn Beck, Harry Beeson, Wilhelmine Bender, David Bentle, Glenda Bettner, Joyce Betzner, Rosalie Biggers, Johnny Bishop, Charles Black, Hazel Board, Alice Bodenreider, Catherine Boger, Martha Bohall, Willie Bohley, Joseph Bohne, Marguerite Eoles, Annette Bollinger, David Boltz, Earlene Bramleit, Jacqueline Brehob, Larry Brown, Nancy Bruce, James Brunning, Theresa Buck, Bliss Buis, Jimmy Burch, Wynonia Burchtield, Barbara Burge, Richard Burks, Lois Burns, Charlie Burpo, Martha Burton, Robert Butler, Lewis Caesar, Jacqueline Carr, Kenneth Carter, Helen Carter, Ronetta Case, Nilliam Casscidy, Robert Caudell, Bernard Caughey, Robert Caywood, Nelda Clar, John Cnittenden, Jesse Cipriani, Fred Cloud, Ruby Cloyd, Paul Coqill, Sue Calhagan, Joyce Collins, Billy Conover, Pat Coomer, Loretta Cooney, Dorothy Coons, Kenneth Coy, Betty Sue Critchlow, Mary Ann Cross, Cedric Dunchy, John Davis, Norman Day, Raymond Dean, Barbara Deem, Ray Dallas, Robert Denk, Marguerite Domroese, Jean Donovan, David Dorn, Joyce Dorrah, Deanna Douglas, Ray Dusing, Anna Eder, Gerald Elston, Loretta Enright, Pat Ernhart, Theodore Evans, Elizabeth Fletcher, William Fort, lrvie Fox, Norma Francis, James Franklin, Rheta Frazier, Freddy Freers, David Freese, Tea Fryman, Moriorie Furlow, Richard Gammon, Jeanette Garrett, Charles Garrison, Charles Gary, Dennis Gatos, Tommy Geisler, John Gerdt, Charles Glass, Janice Glynn, Jeannie Godsy, Nancy Graham, Kerrie Gruner, William Guedel, Robert Guthrie, Dorothy Frank, Hall Hall, Horace Wm, Hall, Robert Harman, Phyllis Harrell, Larry Hartley, Jo Ann Hartley, Thomas Hawkins, Joy Heid, Robert Hendershott, Norman Henderson, Leonard Henselmeier, Larry Henselmeier, Sandra l-lercamp, Beverly Herzog, Beverly Herzog, Robert Hiatt, William Holton, Johnny Hopkins, Thomas Hornaday, Virginia Howland, John Hoyt, Beverly Huber, Jeanette Huck, Ruth Huevel, Albert Hummer, Ted Huntington, Lillie Hurt, Delores Hylton, Judith lselin, William Jewell, James Jones, lona Justice, James Kasey, Lawrence Kelley, Al Kelly, John Kemp, Nancy Kirkpatrick, Mary Kettkamp, Charles Kriner, Jamie Lake, Dudley Lampher, Martin Lane, Mark Longhorst, Carolyn Lewis, Robert Lucas, Norietta McDonald, Ruth McEltresh, Rodney McGinnis, Dannagail McLain, David Monce, Laurel Manning, Billy Marien, Richard Marlin, Harry Marshall, George Martin, Zylma Martindale, Winfred Martlage, Phyllis Matrox, Ronald Mayer, Carol Mayer, Sue Meredith, Judy Miller, Gerald Miller, James Miller, Nancy Miller, Patty Miner, Charles Morgan, Eva Morris, Carolyn Motley, Maxine Murley, June Murphy, Henrietta Murray, Gloria Myers, Maxine Nash, Penelope Niece, Wilford Norris, Ray Oliphant, Helen Orme, Sandy Patrick, Garry Patterson, Kenneth Peale, Stanton Pedigo, Gerald Peterson, Karen Petro, Courine Pollard, Robert Potter, Ronnie Price, Bill Proffitt, Barbara Price, Walter Ranes, Donald Redeker, Fred Resener, Don Resener, Kenneth Rtesner, William Rhoades, Gary Rich, Carol Richards, Freida Richardsi Thomas Roark, Ronald Robertson, Jo Anne Rodarmel, Nellie Ross, Clifford Scharlow, Don Scnerschel, Dave Schmalteldt, Jo Ann Scott, lleoph Scott, Janice Shalcr, Robert Shank, Ely Shelley, Barbara Shirley, Clifford Shriner, Betty Simon, Richard Sims, Howard Smith, Harold Snyder, Bill Speedy, Roselyn Spilker, Alice Spillman, Donald Steinhardt, Nicholas Stockdale, Yvonne Stockdale, Wayne Sturm, Mildred Sutton, Claris Sutton, Jo Anne Sweeney, Carolyn Sweeney, James Taylor, Burtis Taylor, Noble Terhune, George Thompson, Harry Tilson, Marsha Tomlinson, Judith Ulrey, Lindo Vail, Frances VanDeman, Elmer VanderMeulen, June Wacker, William Wade, James Webb, Carolyn Watkins, Ameda Watts, Roy Webb, James Webber, Robert Welle, Martin Williams, Jim Williams, Moxie Wilson, Helen Witte, Kent Wolforth, Suzannt Yarbrough, Jackie Young, Pat Zahnd, Robert Hohlt, Bill Furlow, Richard 4 Q sig' if 2, if xx : A lf f ' ' 'a wa gt ,iv , ,f ,rp EN! W F .v yyyyfvkf ff b ff Lf' .- . LL 14' I :WSIQ Lg, Av.,' ,A 1 it 52,43 gfyzw ,Ei Q.. fy .. , , , fm :IIT E5 ., - rffgq giff 5 wr 7 '1,f,Qx ,hw -A 135. ,gs A A iitfsiji-T 2 3 .Qu . f ,.,4 v I n 4 ,V LI K 1 in xml... ACTI ITIE Varied activities, academic and social mean Life at Southport High School. In these following pages, we are presenting a few glimpses as we observed them during the year of l952. our Club Life MASK and GAVEL IJBRARY CLUB The Mask and Gavel Club grew under the efficient leadership of Mrs. Ritchie, and now continues to prosper under the supervision of Mr. Jett. This club is organized for people who are interested in dramatics and speech work, and who are willing to sacrifice a little leisure time in order to provide entertainment for the programs. One can gain membership into this club by giving a platform per- formance before the club members. The officers for this year were: Bob Cameron, President, Bob Theil, Vice-President, Joan Miller, Secretary, Margie Davis, Treasurer, and Mike Sweeney, Program Chairman. Shown in the library are some members of the Library Club. Girlsi Organizations One of the largest organizations in the school for girls is the Senior-ority. Underclassmen girls look forward to the time when they will be eligible for membership and may take part in the interesting meetings. Senior-ority officers are shown here as they appeared at one of the meetings, A group of teachers' secretaries are shown here as they go about some of their duties. The secretaries' chief occupations are to run errands for the teachers, type tests, and run off stencils. Nv- Club Life FUTUIRE TEACIIERS CLUB of AMERICA The William Lowe Bryan Chapter of the national organization of the Future Teachers of America is a club that has recently been formed at Southport. Mrs. Jessie Copsey is sponsor. Anyone in- terested in teaching as a profession is eligible for membership in the club. The purpose of the club is to cultivate a wider interest in teaching and present to its members a true picture of all types of teaching. The officers for the year were: Jo Ann Elsea, President, Carolyn Nierman, Vice-President, Bertha Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer, and Ja- net Aufderheide, Program Chairman. PACE and CIIAPTEIR CLUB Organized in l948, the Page and Chapter Club has grown to over 55 members, This club, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Betty Walsman, discusses many types of literature including plays, movies, magazines and dramatic read- ings. Included this year were talks on Alaska, Germany, France, and many foreign countries. Officers are: Charlene Shay, President, Don Jones, Vice-Presi- dent and Program Chairman, and Bar- bara Hibner, Secretary-Treasurer. SOCIAL CLUB The charter members of the Social Club are the seniors of l952, who were the first freshmen to have any club in the school. Under the sponsorship of Mrs, Eleanor Guyer and Mrs. Betty Stevens they have the opportunity to participate in folk and ballroom dancing, to learn etiquette for class parties, dates, dances, and dining. l-larry Thompson is president, Stanton Pearle is vice-president, Pat Young is secretary-treasurer, and Linda Ulrey is program-chairman. SPANISH CLUB Talking together are the Senors and Senoritas of the Spanish Club. They study conversation during their meetings under the capable leadership of Mrs. Rosalind Meek, Spanish teacher. Bob Weddle is President while Phil George is Vice-President and Jane Nelson, Secretary. a..l TT S 5 X Boys' Clubs Ill -Y One of the activities conducted by the Hi-Y this year was the paper drive held in the fall. MUIIIQI. CLUB A very active hobby club is the Model Club, sponsored by Mr. Ray Lin- son. The boys in this group use their leisure time to build and work various kinds of models. They trade experiences during their club meetings. 'FIIAFFIII CLUB Through thick and thin, rain or snow, they're on the job. Yes, our faithful traffic boys are the ones we should really thank, because of all the trying times they go through at every home game. Have you ever tried to direct people where to park their cars? lf not, ask either Marlin Patterson or Bob Royalty, Captains of the two squads, they have had plenty of experience, JUNIOR RED CROSS An organization whose theme is service is the Junior Red Cross. This group collects money from the student body and uses it to buy small articles to fill boxes for the needy of Europe and Asia. Jr. Red Cross members also serve in the Blood Center maintained by the Red Cross. LATIN CLUB Saturnalia, Florela, Valen- tine, and ldes of March may mean nothing to you, but to Mrs. Majors and the Latin Club they are the celebrated days of Christmas, Flower Day, Valentines Day and March l5. The objective of the club is to increase the knowledge and interest of the students in Greek and Roman civilization. Their programs consist of myths, songs, plays, and games. The officers include: Joachim Baer Pontifex Maximus, Wilma Ebert Aedile, Joanne Sweeney Quaestor, Fred Kasey Consul, Helen Harris Pro Consul, and Delbert Wilsey and Esther Moeller Program Committee. I,E'l l'ElllVlEN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club is made up of those boys who have shown outstanding ability in sports and have received as awards the block S sweater. It is not compulsory for a boy earning the S sweater to join the club, but there are very few who have passed up the opportunity to join, for it is through the lettermen and the sports of Southport High School that the pupils get their outstanding spirit. One of the important activities of the club is ushering at the games. Jewell Young is sponsor of the club. MATII CLUB A newly organized club of this year is the Math Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eleanor Guyer. Two years of math are required to belong to this club in which they discuss and exchange new ideas. A ping-pong tournament was sponsored by this club this year. Officers for the year are Kenny Harmon, President, Bob Eldridge, Vice President, Dudley Miller, Secretary, Jack Wilson, Treasurer, Marlene Sterling, Program Chairman. Sl'XIIlli'I'AltY'S ilhllll Because of lack of school space, a complete secretarial course is not offered here at Southport. However, girls need to know the different duties and courtesies of a secretary, therefore the Secre- tary's Club has been organized. Mrs. Janert instructs the girls on the use of telephone and tele- phone courtesies, office duties and so forth, The Club has had several people from different busi- nesses explaining the da's and don'ts of a good secretary, The officers presiding are B e v e r I y Brunnemer, presidentg Lois Rosebrock, vice-presidentg Charlene l-leeringa, secretaryg and Joachim Baer, treasurer. 'l'I'lA1IlllCliS' Sl'I1IltI'I'I'AIH Students who have completed at least one year of typing are eligible to become a teacher's secretary. A secretary's duty is to aid the teacher in such things as running off tests, doing errands and other small jobs. I . B. l,. A. The Future Business Leaders of America was organized in South- port in l945. lt was the 2nd chapter chartered in Indiana and the 77th chapter chartered in the nation. Students must have a C- or above average in business subiects to be eligible for mem- bership. Each year six sophomores who rank very high in their classes are chosen to enter the club by Mrs. Janert and Mr. Miller, co- sponsors. Some of the many ac- tivities are, skating parties, Out- side speakers, and the annual spring event. The l95l-52 officers are Joan Miller, Presidentg Carolyn Cato- bius, Vice Presidentg Marilyn l-lohn, Secretaryj Lois Rosebrock, Treasurerg Claris Williams, Re- porter. SENIOR-ORITY Four meetings of the Senior-ority are held each year which are the initiation of new members, Mother and Daughter Meet- ing, Senior Recognition, and an all girl convocation. This club is for junior and senior girls and is closely related to the Hi-Y Club for boys. Its purpose is to develop the physical, mental, and spiritual sides of each girl's personality and char- acter. Miss Blanche Penrod is the sponsor of Senior-ority. Officers for 1951 were Joan Eder, president, Bertha David- son, secretary, Marilyn Weinke, vice-president, and Judy Mar- LIBRARIANS The Library Club consists of student assistants to the librarian and other girls who are interested in reading good books. The club's activities included going to a State Conference and sponsoring a Book Week convocation. Under the leadership of Mrs. Alice Black, sponsor, and officers Carolyn Nierman, president, Shirley Hawkins, secre- tary, and Barbara Hohn, program chairman, they have book reviews, supervise contests on books and examine new books. tin, treasurer. Future Farmers of America A very active club at Southport is the Future Farmers of America. The boys in this organization, under the leadership of Mr. Earl McCormick, have made quite a name for them- selves at various judging contests. The officers in- clude: Leroy Murphy, Dave Haviland, Henry Boden- reider, and Ronald Jarrett. HI-Y One of the most popular and useful organizations for boys in the school is the Hi-Y Club. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity the high standards of Christian character. lt has been successful in helping boys to achieve a more Christian way of living through its efforts. Some of the boys are shown here with their sponsors, Mr. Liechty and Mr. Helman during the paper drive conducted last fall. The Senior Club officers are Neal Fisher, President, Devone Wetzel, Vice President, Walter Tomamichel, Secretary, Pat Shine, Treasurer, Ralph Robertson, Chaplain, and Bob Miller, Sergeant-at-arms. The Junior Club officers are David Need, President, Tom Dunham, Vice President, Bob Kenniger, Secretary, Myron Bar- nard, Treasurer James Henry, Chaplain, Jack Salz, Sergeant- at-arms. Mrs. Majors, Janet Aufderheide, Carolyn Nierman, Dick Need, Dudley Miller, Marilyn Hohn, Nancy Sponsel, Wayne A Van Fossen, Jan Zigler, June Ann Brown, and Gerry Richey. Staff Members EDITORIAL STAFF Janet Aufderlweide .......... Carolyn Nierman ........ Co- Marilyn Holwn ...... Managing Ronnie Baumgart ...... Sports Ed Stoab ...... Assistant sports Nancy Sponsel .......... Club Dick Need ...... Head of adve Margie Christie ....... Music Jane Nelson Marilyn Weinke Editor editor editor editor editor editor rtising editor Many of the pictures for the Anchor this year were taken by Joe Portish. Not only did he take pictures during school, but being a loyal photographer, he stayed after school to take many pictures. The camera that Jog used was lent by Miss Epply of Epply Photographers. . . . In Process SALES STAFF Jo Ann Elsea Nancy Kortepeter Eleanor Osborne Sue Dyer Patty Kriner Pat Turner Judy Martin Joan Collet Dottie Need Helen Harris Jim Baker Dick Need Marilyn Hahn Nancy Sponsel Janet Aufderheide Carolyn Nierman Marilyn Weinke Ronnie Baumgart TYPISTS Dottie Neel Joan Collet Margie Christie Nancy Sponsel Ronnie Baumgart Dick Need Marilyn Hohn June Brown Betty Williams Luella Morris P The staff for the Perry News this year, sponsored by Miss Marie Fraser were: Jane Nelson and Dottie Neel, Co-Editors News Sta Associate Editor ...... Assistant Editors ..... News Editor ........ News Bureau Editor Sports Editor ........ City Editor ... .... Copy Editor Art Editor ..... Feature Editor ...... Business Manager .... Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Ed Staab Jo Ann Elsea, Gretchen Lee Barbara Hohn Pat Shigley Bob Theil Margie Christie Marilyn Weinke Molly Robinson Marlene Sterling Phyllis Combs Neva Florence Judy Martin Sports Writers Columnists , . . . . . Correspondents Ed Williams, Jerry Shriner Dick Martin, Carl Sandy, Dick Stoneburner Don Johnson Pat Shigley Janet Hoftmark Margie Davis, Carol and Esther Moeller, Ed Staab, Barbara Hibner Nancy Taylor, Dottie Settle, Sandra Brown g... ru- ww. , K EWSE ES Bills i Elllllflll T0 REU! 'F' ' ni . THE PERRY REPORTERS 1 The reporters for the Perry News this year were Barbara Hibner, Marlene V Sterling, June Brown, Sue Burris, Dottie Settle, Lucy Hornung, Shirley White, Janet Hoffmark, Judy List, Nancy Tay- lor, Claris Williams, Dick Stoneburner, Carol Moeller, Barbara Bennett, Dick Martin, Margie Davis, Esther Moeller, Eleanor Osborne, Richard Sanders, San- dra Brown, Carl Sandy, Don Johnson, Bob Spivey, Mary Lou Sperger. Copy 59-B Setting up type at Greenwood printing shop are Jane Nelson and Dottie Neel, editors. Among their many duties for the paper are helping to print it as they are doing here. UM DEAD Hwy, ,-Q 7 Sing, Everyone, Sing! No one could forget the chorus .... singing for convocations under Mr. Hellman's leadership ..... performing in operettas ..... the Easter Sunrise Service ..... the County Choral Festival ..... state contests ..,.. struggling with the robes at the last minute ..... giving such fine entertainment .... . Has anyone forgotten the little bits ot jazz that were slippedd in between those strains of classical music? Such was the life of a member of the chorus. The 66Fritz Kreislersv At Work Under Mr. Warble's directorship there were many activities in which the string ensemble participated that make us very proud of them. A few of these include programs for the P.T.A. and during the intermissions at class plays. Best Foot Forward Exciting were the lives of the snappy, high-stepping majorettes , , . the tricky routines . . . the frozen hands and legs at football games . . . the hard practice during fifth period . . . how they bravely twirled despite the players who refused to leave the floor . . . the frightening nervousness before contests and the extreme relief when they were over . . . yes, how proud we were of our maiorettes. Members of the ensemble were Carolyn Critchlow, Jody Haines, Margie Christie, Joyce Van Demon, Shirley Calawav, and Gayle Walters. There was always such a military look about the color guard as they proudly carried the flags at football games . . . the silence as the flag was brought into view and the National Anthem was played . . . the struggle with the uniforms , . . and the way they made each formation complete. Members of the color guard were Phyllis Martlidge, Gloria l-lill, Linda Riley, June Vander Mulcn, Dorothy Guthrey, and Claris Sutton. Life Uf The Faithful Tooters The band was always loyal as it played at ball games and pep sessions under direction of Mr. Warble. Remember the practice during fifth period every day . . . the rush to put instruments away before the bell . . . the attempt to follow information at ball games . . . the problem of beating time . . . the hot, stiff uniforms . . . the dreaded solo and ensemble con- tests . . . the hard work and the long practices before concerts? We will never forget our conscientious band. Seniors leaving the band are Joe Hawthorne, Herbert Korra, Shirley Marschke, James Fritz, Frank Gates, and Ralph Robertson. Our Melody Makers ORCHESTRA The orchestra practiced diligently . . . playing during intermissions for class plays and operettas . . . worrying with formal skirts while trying to play . . . practicing the last, long hour sixth period before the final bell . . . running over the scale until it nearly drove them crazy . . . and how faithful both the band and orchestra were as they successfully provided music for all types of occasions. Farewell adieu to seniors Herbert Korra, Joe Hawthorne, Shirley Marschke, Frank Gates, and Ralph Robertson. , . 1 I Our Songbirds That Sang Us To Victory! There were no sour notes for these eighteen pupils. They are Carol Jackson, Joann Marksbury, Mildred Ackerman, Joyce Ulrey, Nancy Webb, Molly Robinson, Shirley Reed, Shirley Calaway, Jody Haines, Margie Christie, Marvin Chilton, Evelyn Carpenter, Mary Lou Trotter. Music Winners Each year there are district contests held in which any musical student may participate. Pupils from all over the state gather to compete with each other in their district. lt is an honor for any student to be awarded a metal for first place. Although the nervousness practically gets the participants down, the award and the fun and excitement make it a worth while affair. OUR MASCOT Christopher the C o r d i n o I stonds proudly in the trophy case with the two trophies thot were received for winning the S. C. S. championships in boseboll ond footboll. Don't Be A Drip! Buy An Anchor!! This was the cry of the soles staff working for this yeor's Anchor. In this picture you see Jim Boker ond Ronnie Bourngort selling the yeorbooks during the lunch periods. Pat Buckner, Glenn Hager, and Gene Wilson as they ap- peared in the Pirates of Pen- zance. In Our Dramatic Moments Remember when we got make-up on our pretty formals? How excited we were, afraid we would stumble on the stage! Yes, this is one of the happy, carefree moments of our life. At the top is a scene from the senior play, Men Are Like Street Cars. The Life Of Our Actors Shirley Reed and Glenn Hager played the lead in the operetta, Pirates of Penzance, The dramatics class this year gave two produc- tions. One play was Thanks AwfuIly, a comedy in one act. At the bottom is a scene from Blue Beads. This was a serious play in one act. These plays were given at a convocation, and at P. T. A. meetings at many of the grade schools and here at the high school. They were also given for outside organizations. Every student in the dramatics class participated in these two productions. Golf For the first time in many years Southport had a golf team to represent the school in tournament play. Southport, a member of the South Central Conference, was invited to participate in the annual South Central Con- ference Golf meet held at Seymour, Indiana. - The members of the golf team were Ronny Baumgart, Roy Watts, Jim Atkins, Bob Miller, and coach, Jewel Young. The boys did well as golf was a new sport for most of the boys. They placed seventh in the S. C. C. Tournament. The low score for the Cards went to Roy Watts with an 87, second low went to Ronny Baumgart with a 90, third place went to Jim Atkins with a 97, and fourth went to Bob Miller with H3 strokes. C6Thanks Awfullyg' A scene from this production presented by the Dramatic Department. G.A.A. To promote better sportsmanship among the girls is the object of the G.A.A. Something new added to the activities of this club, which is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls, is the Intramural Volleyball League. The Intramural Teams al- so played several other schools and partici- pated in an all county play day held at Butler University. Sponsoring the Football Dance, St. Patrick Dance, Spring Athletic Dance, a soc-hop, a Talent Show, and serving on the Christmas party committee has kept the officers busy. The officers for l95l-Margie Christie, President, Nancy Kortepeter, Vice President, Nancy Sponsel, Treasurer, and Eleanor Os- borne, Secretory. For membership in this club a girl must have one year of physical education. To get a medal she must have two years of physical education, belong to G.A.A. for three years, and must participate in seventy-five per cent of the activities. Mrs. Lucille Miller is GAA. sponsor. Scrimmage Queen! At the Football Dance this year Joan Eder and Bernie Williams were crowned scrimmage queen and king. Evelyn Carpenter and Roger Black represented the junior class. Susie Simon and .lim Wil- liams were chosen from the sopho- more class and Pat Young and Harry Beck were the representa- tives for the freshmen class. T' .- 5 xp- . 3 Sw Q gifs' ff: 1 3 in 35 -K Q ' A , A LLXKV ffifa , 134 I , 61 3 mv Fi ,H ,- migii g, f - , gg 2 , f H ?f .Qu 8 Q JR .Of Q 'ie W. I 'Q Yea! Rah! Rah! Rah! When you think of sports, you naturally think of cheerleaders, Through the football and the basketball seasons, the five cheerleaders led the crowd in yells. Remember when it was cold and snowing during football season? The crowd still yelled for the team and the cheerleaders never gave up. Remember the double over-time in the Sectional Tourney? The cheerleaders were as tired as the players. This year we have two new members on the squad. Dudley Miller, a senior, is the first boy to be with the cheerleaders for the last three years. Nancy Brown, a freshman, is also a newcomer. These two along with Marilyn Hohn and Jane Nelson, seniors, and Joyce Ulrey, a junior, made up the cheerleading squad for l952. Two of the cheerleaders, Marilyn Hahn and Jane Nelson, received letter sweaters this year. Marilyn has served on the squad for three years and Jane for four years. OUR COACHES The Athletic Staff includes Jewell Young, Chauncey McDaniels, Jack Morgan, Ray Linson, Everett Swank, and Jack Payne. Jewell Young is athletic director of the school. He coaches golf and basketball. Chauncey McDaniels coaches wrestling. Jack Morgan coaches football, track, and intra- mural basketball. Ray Linson coaches baseball and the reserve football squad. Everett Swank is our new reserve basketball coach. Jack Payne is our new freshman basketball coach . 'haf Q Q rx a+ N... W, F gqrwi, xx If if 'S N-f 5 -f , 2 A - in f k ' K X' . if 'g A 5' is? A K - - .Q X3 ri Q xx .. Xk- -, bx . K , 14. 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The champs weren't outstanding, but they had team balance which compensated for their greenness and their lack of ability. Jack Morgan was assisted by a very able backfield coach, Bill Friedenburger. Dick Weddle was elected the Captain of the team. Dick was unanimously selected for the guard position on the Conference team while Don Jones was on the all-Conference team in the end position. Jack Wilson and Jim Baker were the Cards two chief offensive threats for the team, along with Carl Lasiter, who aided them in carrying their offensive burden. Jack Wilson led the Red Bird scoring followed closely by .lim Baker. Wilson had 48 points while Baker had 44. Mike Sweeney was second team All-Conference tackle, and Jack Wilson was second team fullback. SEASON RECORD Southport Warren Central Southport Ben Davis Southport Howe Southport Franklin Southport Shelbyville Southport Seymour Southport Manual Southport Cathedral Southport Columbus Southport Connersville CRIDIRON SCENES This is one of the football plays that Southport used against Manual. Southport won the game l8 to O. Jack Wilson is executing the play, which is a 40 jump pass to Don Jones. Y , . . ,7mQ,1,m e , lv- +,r!:k!'m ', The Reserve football squad had a successful season, winning 4, tying 3, and losing none. Ray Linson, their coach, had some good boys from whom to choose his team. Jim Williams, Lee Graham, Roger Black, Cliford Griesmer, and Pat Shine were in the back field. On the line were Bob Lively, Wayne Baker, Allen Freers, Delbert Wilsey, Don Lit- wiler, and Paul Kauffman. All of these boys will be on the varsity team next year. ...,,,,., BASKETBALL This is a formation ot our team as it appeared in The Indianapolis Times. The members of the varsity basket- ball team were: read from left to right going up and around, Jack Wil- son, Bob Weddle, Bob Theil, Carl Las- iter, Bob Eldridge, Bill Carey, Don Johnson, Jim Baker, Tom Miner, and Dave Elder. KW if il ,X if , f' V nv 'xx f X k 4 H x I 'Kuff Q Y' yn IITHPD' g, 'kit 1 cg Q 4 A' . 2 Fig rg Nga SS' NA Tank ' PY, .'I 921 fu 9 THPOR1 I I 1 lf! ' A W-W., ww-' f W' 'Q 5 -756 , Ray Linson's baseball team was the first to put a South Central Conference trophy in the school's trophy case. The team of 1951 tied Columbus for the Championship of the Conference. They also were the runner-up in the County race. The diamondmen had a 13 win and 5 loss record for the season. They started the season on the ragged side by losing to Ben Davis in the opening game 9 to Og and their second game, Columbus, 2 to O. The end of the season finished much better than the opening season had, for they capped off the season with five straight wins over the South Central Conference teams. The first Conference victim was Shelbyville 6 to O and a 12 to 2 victory over Rushville. Sandwiched in between these games were victories over Martinsville 4 to 1, Franklin 11 to 4, and Connersville 12 to 5. Tech, a long time rival, beat the Cards 8 to 6, in a ' I I 1 ' I BA EBALL SEASON RECORD Southport 0 Ben Davis Southport 0 Columbus Southport 6 Lawrence Southport 6 Howe Southport 6 Tech Southport 6 Broad Ripple Southport 12 Franklin Twp Southport 14 Beech Grove Southport 1 Washington Southport 1 3 Greensburg Southport 5 Seymour Southport 3 Lawrence Southport 3 Ben Davis Southport 6 Shelbyville Southport 4 Martinsville Southport 1 1 Franklin Southport 12 Connersville 5 Southport 12 Rushville 2 Wan 13 -- Lost 5 game where all of Tech's runs were unearned, ln the final game of the County play-offs the Cards were beat by a stubborn Ben Davis 4 to 3. The Cards led all the way until the final innings when the Giants rallied to win. Joe Hawthorne was the leading pitcher with 8 wins and 2 losses. Jess Eiermann was the other pitcher who ended the season with 4 wins and one loss. Bob Weddle contributed the other victim for the Cards. Jim Whitaker was the leading hitter with a .456 batting average followed closely by Tom Paddock who hit .42l. Joe Hawthorne wasn't at the plate as much as the rest but while he was there, he hit the ball 16 out of 37 trips for a .432 batting average. Jerry Danner the little second baseman hit the best of the infielders with a ,344 average, and pre- J, - ' .rwum 1 WRESTLING-INFORMAL The returning State Champions had only three re- turning wrestlers who were back from the previous State Championship Team. They are from left to right: Ronny Baumgart who placed second in the State, Harry Rasdal who placed second in the State, Allen Morgan who placed third in the State Meet, and coach, Chauncey McDaniels. TRACK The track team looked better on the cinders than they did on paper. The team won only one of their track meets, but they placed third in the South Central Conference and County Meets. Lee McGathey was the outstanding runner who won the most blue ribbons of anyone on the team. As he placed first in the County in the lOO yd. dash and the 200 yd. low hurdles. He got first also in the low hurdles and second in the l00 yd. dash in the South Central Conference meet. He again placed second in the low hurdles in the sectionals. Lee likewise ran on the V2 mile relay team than won the county, placed second in the S.C.C. and got third in the Sectionals. Red Anderson was another outstanding trackman on the team. He placed second in the mile run in the County and in the S.C.C. He also received second place on the team for getting the next highest number of blue ribbons won. Dick Ellis placed second in the 220 yd. dash in the County and ran on the V2 mile relay team with McGathey, Ray Myers, and Roland Nerding. This was the first year for Jack Morgan to coach a varsity sport. The Cards won their first track meet against Franklin Township, but they lost to Rushvilleg placed second in the triangular meets with Ben Davis, Pike Township, with Warren Central and Crispus At- tucks. They, however, lost to Howe, Columbus and to Morton Memorial of Knightstown. The i952 track team starts without a single re- turning lettermen, although Jack Morgan is expected to go far with the team. Wrestling 1951-52 SEASONS RECORD Southport 17 Muncie Southport 18 Decotur Southport 23 Peru Southport I9 Shortridge Southport 25 Brood Ripple Southport IO Tech COUNTY TOURNEY 3rd Ploce Southport 16 Lotoyette Southport 26 Anderson Southport 14 Bloomington Southport 27 Crowfordsville SECTIONAL TOURNEY oth Ploce Varsity Wrestlers WRESTLING The members of the varsity wrestling team were: Donald Hinds, 97 Ib. class, Allen Morgan, lO5 lb. class, Harry Rasdal, ll4 lb. class, Ronnie Baumgart, l22 lb. class, Ed Williams, l28 lb. class, Jerry Hughes, 135 lb, class, Cliff Griesmere, l4O lb, class, Richard Ashman, l47 lb. class, Carl Kink, l67 lb. class, Bill Edwards, l77 lb, class, and Dick Weddle, heavyweight. The l95l State Championship Wrestling Team opened their season against the Muncie Central Bearcats, but lost the meet 22-17. The defending champs had only 4 returning lettermen. They were Harry Rasdal, in the 97 lb, class who placed 2nd in the State Tourna- ment, Allen Morgan in the lO5 lb. class who placed 3rd in the State Tournament, Ronny Baumgart in the ll4 lb. class who placed 2nd in the State Tournament, and Dick Weddle in the heavyweight division placed 3rd in the Sectional Meet. The team was greatly handicapped because eight of the twelve varsity wrestlers graduated. For this reason inexperienced but con- scientious wrestlers had to take their places on the squad. INTBAIVIURAL VOLLEYBALL The Intramural Volleyball teams are composed of I50 sophomore, junior, and senior girls. There are I5 captains of whom all are seniors except two that are juniors. The games are played after school and are placed into winning and losing brackets. A final game is played between the winning teams of each bracket. At the end of the season, two all-star teams are chosen from all of the girls and an all-star game is played. INTBAMUBAL BASKETBALL During the Intramural Basketball season Ralph Robertson's Jets won the Intramural Championship by defeating the Graham Crackers by a score of 58-32. In the All-Star game the All-Stars defeated the Jets by a score of 23-I9. This game was played before the student body. The members of the Jets were: Ralph Robertson, the captain, Don Jones, Jack Whalen, Devone Wetzel, Wayne Van Fossen, Phil Brown, Bob Royalty, and Austin Bond. The members of the All-Stars were: Jim Macy, Lowell Lucas, Joe Hawthorne, Don Allen, Jim Camic, Paul Coomer, Tom Kegley, Lee Graham, Ron Mack, and Mac Cato. Joe Portish received the Intramural Sportsmanship award. Jack Morgan, sponsor of Intramural, presented this award to Joe following the All-Star game. Each member of the Jets and of the All-Stars received a medal for outstanding play. ATHLETIC AWARDS Dr. Meyer awards a trophy to the senior athlete with the highest scholastic grades. This award went to Bob Pence. Mr. Leedy gave the award at the G.A.A. Dance last year. Every year awards are given to the out- standing athlete of each sport. The outstand- ing awards were: track, Lee McGathey, base- ball, Tom Paddock, wrestling, John Hurrle, basketball, Roland Nerding, and the out- standing football award went to Jerry Grum- mell. THE BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is one of the largest or- ganizations of the school. The officers of the club are: Ed Stabb, president, Don White, vice-president, and June Ann Brown, secre- tary. Mr. Kellam, the sponsor of the club, the officers, along with the cheer leaders, con- duct a greater part of the business of the club. It is the purpose of the club to supply cheer leaders, to boost all school activities, to organize the cheering sections for official events, and to co-operate with school officials for the betterment of the high school at large. 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