Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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.

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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.

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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.