Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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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.

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