Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

1 A CL A R4 Qkgff' X fQj 'LL YJ! 4 J fb ,T , f 5 fx AL X1 -'TZLFL ,gX!,.f it JA f ' L ff 1M4 f1n'1?' f ffl fl 7b1!fM1.fE,fI,?' , A Lg! K MC 'I 1 f-. 1 Z!-ab ,. V' F111 lb 7 i fbi, wr lf' ef' I rf 4,30 7 Lv W 11! ' 1.7 nuker fn- 19.11 vo joutloport H zglo School l g Z f 1 n 65-I8 ORINOCO. INDIANAPOLIS. INI I Q G 'NN 'N S sf?-f I CC . JJ Pmzfe Thee Eve More When seniors take a final look at Southport High School as students, three years which appeared to be so long day by day are suddenly com- pleted, our hearts lift up in singing, Praise Thee Ever More, and our minds recall the hits of the past years. Now, we can recall a faint chant of I Walk Alone, to remind us of the confusion of our first experience as sophomores at Southport High, then the beat became more steady and as juniors we saw ourselves more confident of success. As seniors, we reminisce over the many hits made at Southport - the Senior Play, the excitement of the laurels won in the field of sports, the study before exams, and the anticipation of the Prom. Forever we will know that Memories Are Made Of This. ity of 1957 A popular sextet which received first place in the district and state contests consists of Darlene Jackson, Sondra Turner, Peggy Cow- den, Pat Shay, Marilyn Kottkamp, Karen l-lasz, and Kathy Nichols, accompanist, Pat Shay,K however, was replaced by Cindy Orme. Something of ote Edwin Penn has become known to many for his special talent. While a student at Southport, he has received many awards in the field of music. Last spring, he achieved first place in the Concerto Contest of the indiana Federation of Music Clubs. ln the fall, he participated in a state-wide piano contest sponsored by the Indianapolis Sym- phony Orchestra. Chosen one of the finalists, he appeared on television and was awarded second place in a very close decision. He has also received first place In many other con- tests durlng the last few years. Ed is studying to become a concert pianist. Last summer he attended the Aspen Music School in Aspen, Colorado. The finest musi- cians in the country assemble here every summer to study and teach. Ed was fortunate enough to be one of the selected pupils of Madame Rosinna Lhevlnne, the world's fore- most instructor of piano. Presently he is studying with Sidney Foster, widely known concert pianist and professor at Indiana Unl- verslty. Upon graduation this year, Ed plans to go to New York to further his study in music at the Juilliard School of Music. 4 Mental T e reatest Thmg Nancy Schloemer achieved the highest honor bestowed on any senior when she was chosen viledictoriin of her class for her outstandnnq scholastic record over 1 seven semester period Nancy not only was the highest ranking senior scholastically b t also rated high n personality and leadership ability Her sublect wus A Stepping Stone Toward The Future The Senior Class of i957 will onq remember Nancy und will be encouraged by her inspiring speech The student body of Southport High School chose Nancy to represent the school on a tour of the United Nations ID New York City She was sponsored by the Student Council She vis ited the United Nations and New York City with a group of representative students from all parts of Indiana This was an entoyable and memorable experience LX -fic saw The Honor f The Year John Carmen Llnson l956 graduate of Southport High School who was second in his class is the fi t and only student from Southport ever to attain a Na tional Honor Society Scholarship John known to all a Jack competed with over twelve thousand senior Na tional Honor Society tudents from all over the United States Only three oth r students from Indiana have ever been so honored as to receive one of these schol- arships. While at Southport, Jack was President of the National Honor Society, Viceapresident of Medicu, and President and Vice-president of the Latin Clubs. He had maior roles in the Junior and Senior Plays, He wrote for the Junior Classical League and was Activities Editor for the Anchor. A freshman now at Indiana University, Jack is taking prefmcdical training. He is pledged to Phi Delta Theta and the scholastic honorary fraternity, Phi Eta Siqma. By his journalistic efforts he was appointed to the Arbutus Staff, 5 Fall l, -L A -f The Autumn Leaves i'S.:7 :5-IE 'E l5l'lll'lEl s 5 2 Drift By My Wil1d0XX 19220 f X -we HAUiumn I X The Autumn Leaves Leaves' Of Red And Gold Shown Consultlng the blueprmfs are Mr, John George, the trustee, and Mr, C. C. L d mg L its -wal 3' Boy CAST: Vivian Beulah Sally . Ginger Andrew .. Myrtle Buzz .... , ,... Charlotte ., . Melinda .. Jack ..,. ... Phyllis .... Mr. Ward . ., Miss Hotchkiss Mr. Cawley ., , Miss King ,.. Pierre . ..... . . Usherettes: Joyce Gillispic Sue Utterback Sandra Dancey Nancy Lee Anita Nash Juanita Pruett Good and Lonesome was the plight of Sally Foster before Ginger, her girl friend, and her many ideas began changing her life. Sally Foster, a young teen-age girl, had no trouble with her high school studies, but boys, well, that was a different matter, Ginger tried to help her with a few brainstorms while Mr. and Mrs. Foster had to endure her ideas, Mrs. Foster's sister and her good-looking daughter from the South came for a visit and didn't help matters at all. To add to the confusion was Mr, Foster's prize cow, Beulah, and the Foster's maid, Beulah. lt all came to a head when Sally won a voice contest over the daughter of her father's employer and to a conventional happy ending as the problems were solved one by one. Appeal .. .lan Melkle .. Mary Kay Williams , Carol Rykcr Mary Anne Miller Ed Bennett Patsy Johnson Steve Mullen Darlene Tharp Donna Owens . Harvey Rau Barbara Routh Melvin Gaston . Sue Decker . Jerry Trotter Carolyn Albers Fred Ruebeck esse Bl lckwell Our Hero Southport boasted not only one of the best basketball teams in the state but also one of the finest individual players Senior Jesse Blackwell has been playing roundball since his early grade school days and has been a member of the varsity squad at Southport for the past three years He has the honor of having been chosen allcounty all conference all sectional and all regional in both his junior and senior years and also all semi state this year Blackwell broke the school s individual scoring record of 493 set by Joe Simpson last year by scoring 566 times in 28 games first in both the city and county Though Jesse has played his last game as a Cardinal his fine sportsmanship and tremendous playing ability will be re membered for many seasons and will undoubtedly be taken as an example and goal by many future Southport netmen Stlte Fur CNl1lH1PlOl1 Members of Southport High have always been con sidered among the best in most of their undertakings and the State Fair was no exception At this great an nual event we really hogged it all Proof ot this are the many awards won by Southport students among them was Tom Bodenreider with his three Berkshire pigs which took first honors . .W 2 1 , . . I I ' 1 ' - 1 ' l 1 , , , . . . I . . . for a twenty-point average. This remarkable shooting placed him , , 2 2 J 2 . . . . I Il ll - I ' - , . , , W fi w,,, f , WW 1 7 ,., I 7 Y ,rl X ': 1 ,v xy. lv Y f '. , fir' Artlst At Work One ot the most colorful prolect rooms as the wrt room Here students under the direction of Mrs Wunans learn about color decorating adyertlslng poster housc plannlng oll palntmg and the Ilycs ot famous artists Some of the 3CfIVlfI6S of these classes Include supplylng posters for yarlous organuzatlons drawmg scenery for the dances plays operctta and the Ewster Sunrxse QCFVICC and also pamtlng the Chrlstmas decorations that are hung annually In the gym and around the school B1nd 0f Cold Purchuslng class rings was one of the most anticipated functions of the yunlor class Wilma Bockes appears wnth President Robert Wllllams and Secre tary Ann Rlchards taking orders from yanous lunuors Southport IS the only scnool un lndlana wxth the style of rlnqs that was selected by the rung committee The students could choose elther 2 small or medium slzcd rung and the stones could be any color that they desired 1' an xv Qi fwfr W 5 66 D7 c T y 1 , I - 1 -l 1 52 's 1 . ,I W: , Q 11' I l ' razi- l so sy. U, 1 'C' e 9 6 .1 f.f.+e.n 2 T e sleugh bells FTUQ In 1 n w ac lylty at Southport thus ye1r It was the Snow Ball 1 dance based upon the wlnter sc1son and Chrlst mas The 1lumnl were myuted 1s specl1I guests Outstandlno sup port 1nd sponsorship were rendered by the Booster Club 1nd the Stu dent Councul lt proved to be 1 gre1t success and will probably become 1 South port tradltuon rn the ye1rs to come W 'te Chrws mas lm IDFLIIUIHU Ol A Wflllfl Cl1rrstn1.ls I L llu O1 I Usu lo Rm um Ihr lrurops C list L2 I5 QD l lu Snow Noun Attentlon Plelse tse word w re rn cle more cear 1t Southport tht ye1r by the 1ddltnon of a new publxc 1ddress system Thls Improvement was mule possible by tl'e proceed of our annual m1q1zlnc drlye whlch us sponsored by tht. Student Councnl Other protects completed by thx org1nlz1tlon wt re the re clnderlng of the 1tnlLtlc tr1ck 1nd the rep1lr of the Classroom clocks They 1Iso sent delegates to the St1te Conyentuon New York was brought into sloht for Nmcy Schloemer through the co opcr1ttoh of th councll menvb rs and the student body The ottlcers who led thus drlye were Jerry Trotter Presrdent of the Student Councll St ye Tllson Vlee president and Mary Lou G1rctn r Secretary They were assisted 'md qutded by Mr C C Leedy Prlncup1I Ln Xml Children listen WM rrlfll y Decisive Day A decxslye day for thlrfy-flve members of the Sensor Class was the day that they Took a standardized test whlch determnned whether they would recelve a scholarship from the college of thelr cholce. Students In all parts of lndlana took the same test at the same lime. Those depleted with Mr. Leedy are the persons who made the highest scores on thus test at Southoort High School. They are John Alvorfl, Barbara Routh, Jlrn l-loffmeler, Janice Melkle, Mary Mcllck, Fred Ruebeck, Joe Walters, Joe Osborne, Clifford Mattson, Edwin Penn, Richard McCormack, and Edward Bennett. I Could Write A Book One of the most ac- tuye groups of the An- chor as the Sales Staff, who, throughout the year, are engaged IH selllnq candy and Ice cream at the Qarnes and statlonery before the holidays. To qualify as a mere- ber of the Sales Staff each nnduyndual must sell ten dollars' worth or m o r e of statlonery, Those rcachung that Qoal are Betty Flne, Carolyn Albers, Randy Galyln, Judy Thomason, Nancy Sowden, Terry Fewell, Duane Frnedmeyer, Betty Haley, Allce Oppeqaazd, Marllyn Perry, Phvllns Wood, and Cecllm Rlce The three Too sales' men appear here IH ac tlon, using thelr super' sales technldue on Mr Jett. These three sales men renewed as a rn- wnrd A box of stntlonf ery. KI Hear You Knockinn Ray Llnson and Bull Pnrtle are duscussnnq one of the many protects made during the school year. Bsll's partrcular protect was a cabinet, Among others made were mahogany tables, cedar chests, gun racks, water skls, lamps, bowls, and many other articles. Some of the boys made projects and found buyers for them, collecting a DTOflT which helps with the many school ex- penses. Mr. Llnson nnstructs In tour basic cate- gornes-toundry, sheet metal, bench metal. and woodworkino. 'Smoke Gets n Your Eyes Mr, Roblns 1 a group of Southport students a chemistry class. Thls equation as one known to all Chemnstry IS one of three sclences offered at Southport. Many pupuls who antlcnpate such a career as chemical enguneerlng apprecvate thus opportunnty, others may take this subject In order to Improve thenr knowledge ot chemncal reacttons and processes which occur In thenr everyday Irving. Whatever the reason for takrng the sublect, chcrmswrv ls worthy of belng placed on anyone's curruculum as an lntormatlve and lnterestunq subgect. The sclence department as comprl-,ed of Mr, Roblns, Mr. McCormack, Mr. McDar1lels, Mr. Ratliff, and Mass Penrod. --,,........ , ,K iw . v ' H ' ' ' 7 'I-..'.I21:Q'ifrfl ' :1t,,L,N ,. , .K Q wilt rin lt- ty, X UAA val, QZSQQ 090096 J Q QQ 1.1 My liasrcr isomer YQ Grade 20 I 'ffl l Warn All 'nw Frills Upon If C og Each year Muss Blanche Penrod and the mlnnsters of Perry Township unite to present the Easter Sunrise Service at the Southport Hugh School gymnasium. Par- ticipants In thls scene were Lila Leedy, Betty Maudlln, Ann Schnler, Sharon Ogle, and Judy Tegeler. 'llVladame Butterfly Through the courtesy of the Slmpllclty Pattern Com- pany of New York, the Future Hornemakers of Ameruca were able to entertain Southport gurls, their mothers, and the teachers with the style show entitled Butterfly Fashions for Sprlngf' The gurls modellng the dresses were Donna Wlllsey, Kay Scales, Martha Boger, Judy Beyer, and Peggy Uhls, Also serving as models were Norma Carter, Sharon Cook, Janice Hercamp, Norma Manning, Lavanla Bond, Martlyn Nolte, Maryanne Scot- ten, Louella Smuth, Gerald Woolridge, and Barbara Menges. l'Il Bc lllc GFQIIICICSI Lndx ln lltc lfastcr Par S ,la l l Eli An Embr 0 Of Entert unment Members of the Student Council Convocation Com- mittee assembled to hear Mr. L. Wood, a representa- tiye of the School Asscme bly Service of Chicago. Each year members of this committee meet to discuss and select paid conyocations for the following year, These conyocations are cho- sen for their variety and suitability to the student body, n Arm f Of Talent Cardinal Capers in Lollipop Land' was the theme of this years talent show sponsored annually by the GAA. under the direction of Mrs Miller First prize of tive dollars was awarded to Ron Loschky and his band second prize was giyen to Carol Rykcr and third prize to Jerry Hogu Shown doing a dance routine is Joyc Gillespie while Jack Ernsting and Paul Elseu are enacting a record pantomime, Pcc iq, Os ,. i..x4,.,, x rf? 1 ,,.mav-an-dv Theres No Business Like The well-known book and movie production, Father of the Bride, was given in play form by the Junior Class of l956. The bride, Janice Utterback, had a great many difficulties in getting her wedding arrangements made. The groom, Jerry Trotter, wanted a simple ceremony, the mother of the bride, Darlene Tharp, wanted an elaborate wedding, the father of the bride, Melvin Gaston, wanted a ceremony without expense. lt all ends happily to the tune of the Wedding March. Mary Kay Williams, Harvey Rau, Mary Lou Gardner, and Fred Rucbeck comprised the supporting cast. One of the maior productions of the vocal department was the presentation of the operetta, Bamboo Box, under the direction of Mr, William Bcmenderfer. The plot involves a Chinese maid- en, Ah Liu, wanting to see the world but re- stricted and inhibited by Chinese customs, even- tually, however, all difficulties are solved. 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It '- f Q ' 2 Q lv Q f.u av if 'ff M. a . fd DS: a- 'X - f !s. s., 4.14: '-r f 51 3 U 1,m'iV'f f. il, 'iv , , 3 I 1 2 .J-Eff' x ' S 3 I H WW' W if .M Q ' 353:84 , I kigdmw' ww V -m , .1 g, Q K M.-W ?QlQ,llf.lfiJ Actz 221 tzef Some of the most requested huts of S H S are the many clubs and soclefues that play an umportant melody In our lvves Rangrng from a select few to large groups Yhese clubs en rlch the school lufe wnth varnety as well as learning Some of these clubs exist for advanced learning while others exist for amusement hut they ll have one common asm to create beffer clflzens for a demanding society I I I I . 1 f- - 'Tll String long, ith You A young violinist who has gained many laurels for himself and for Southport is Ronald Conner. Ronald has won four firsteplace awards in the district music contest and tour in the state, He also played in a trio which obtatned a first. Thus he has established an outstanding and somewhat remarkable record, since he has been a student of the violin for only three years. His instructor is Victor Danek, the director of music at Indiana Central College. Ronald plans to make music his career and is contemplating Indiana University as his school of higher education. His accompanist in this picture is Lurea Eaton. ur Top Hits Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, activities, and personality, Each pupil's rating ts worked out on a scale and the top ten per cent of the senior class and the top tive per cent of the iunior class are inducted into this organization. A gold pin and membership card indicate that one has met the high standards of the society, The National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Helen Chandler, promotes scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is an international organization with members in the United States, Alaska, and Hawaii. Not appearing in the pictures but active members in the Society are Mary Melick, Nancy Schloemer, Peggy Smith, and Joe Osborne. 'Sm i '0- vm Wh.. -.,.N Q --,.,,h'-I gi. . -,xg-Kgs if ' S- P' EQ H wmv' ,Q we ' S' fy 'T E Q lg x, xziiwfjs eng M gf 531 QW l U UL 4 :iii Ed',l,?'f me zlL ' ?I Hii 1' an M wr 73 .3 Q-W1 Q ' .8 N g Q S - f-QS Q5 kgs A AH - Q 'l'fWUII7'Q in 0. 23 f X ff' if ' ' gg N T' -V, , ' Q X , Qt Anchor AWe1gh Work work and more work was flnally repaid by the pleasure of seeing the Anchor flnlshed and better than ever 'lhls IS the story of the yearbook rn as few words as possible for there are a num ber of thlngs covered by the words Work work work The yearbook IS a year round propos: tnon for as soon as onc yearbook IS flnlshed the staff starts on tl theme for next years book There are plctures to be tuken articles to be wrltten and money to be raised by selllng candy advertisements and stationery Finally the only thlng left to do as to see that each yearbook IS paid for and distributed Then everyone brewthes a sugh of rellef and lrstcns to the comments The members of the edltornal staff Photogrupher One of the most popular spots at the basketball game us On the cover and throughout the pages of the Anchor we th Ice cream and candy concession The protlts from this help see the results of the work of our art editors Nancy Nleder fnnance the yearbook wuer and Phlllup Farb r Shown hero are the top salesmen Terry Fewell Carolyn Chat In addrtlon to thus art work they also have assisted IH deco wood and Richard Fulkerson who assrsted Mrs Mayors mtung th school at Thanksglvlng Christmas and the Easter Sunrise Servrce Their work also appears on the programs for th Junlor and Sensor plays and for various occaslons cele brated during the school year 26 C6 ' 97 , r 'te ' , are trrght to leftj Mary Kay Willnams, Edxtor-in-Chlefg Mrs, Majors, Yearbook Sponsorg and Harry Bostic, Editor- in-chief .,.,.,............,,. Co-editors ...,.,. Feature Editor Music Editor ...,,.............,.,.. Sports Editors ,... Art Editors ...... Club Editorial Staff Anchor Mary Kay Williams Nancy Schloernor Mary Melick ..,. Terry Fowcll ..... Edwin Penn Frank Williams John Maudlin ,.., Phillip Farber Nancy Niederaucr ...,. Carol Rykcr Carolyn Albers PCQQY Cowdcn Nancy Niederaucr Phillip Farber Nina Jo Dean Marilyn Kottkamp Kay Norwood Judy Ulrcy Anita Nash Patsy Johnson Staff Advertising Typists .... Distribution Photographer .. Richard Crafton Stove Mullen . Barbara Daringcr Anita Nash Marilyn Kottkamo Mary Kay Williams Janice Utterback Mary Anne Miller William Lloyd Don Linson Harry Bostic 27 ,ar so 77 J Jffev' Deadline . . The rapid staccato sounds of keys of the typewriters which emerge from room six fore- tell that another deadline of the Perry News must be met. Because of the high quality of the Perry News, the paper was given a distribution ot the ROTO, a newspaper supplement published by the National Scholastic Press Association, Any sophomore or iunior with a B average in English may take journalism. A staff position is possible but unlikely with a C+ average in Beginning Journalism. At the printers the stories are typed on metal with a Iinotype machine. Each line is separately typed and place in the correct position. After this process the stories are then transferred to dummy sheets, which are then returned to the school. In the journalism classes the mistakes are corrected, and the sheets are forwarded to the printer so that they can be corrected on the machine. The duplicate set of dummy sheets is cut and placed on layout sheets which provide the editors with a general idea of the finished paper. The stories, having been sent to the printer, are placed in a layout pattern as they will appear in the paper. Deadhne l The heads of the newspaper staff are Fred Ruebeck Edutor nn Chief and Kathy Pavey Assrstant Edrtor wlth Mrs Mary Barr as Advlser The remainder of the staff as composed of Page 2 Editor Mmke Pearcy Paoe 3 Edltor Juanlta Pruett John Maudlnn Frank Wllllams Spo ts Editors Column Editor Sandi Muller Buslne s Manager Frank LeMaster Ad Munager Stcvc Mullen Sportswrnter Kenny Simon News Bureau Chlef Jackle Young fm...- Honors Achleved At Last Qulll and Scroll International Honor Soclety for Hugh School Journalists accepts the scholastlcally hugh journallstnc students on the basis of thcsr contrlbutlons to the school publlcatlons and the approval of thelr sponsor The Anchor rcqulres that the students have a certain number of articles accepted for print nn the yearbook and the Perry News wrlters must submlt twenty Inches of prunted matter At the annual sprung nnntnatnon thc members guve speeches on the prlnclples of good pournalrsm The Inmates light 3 candle and repeat the lournallsm oath Thus years offucers were Juanltw Pruett Prcsldent Marlorle Coombs Vice oresudent Sandra Maller Secretary and Jacquellne Young Treasurer an 'NEI ZJESNQB QM Hin-- : '! 1 '1'1 '17 4 . , 375 f..rV, t 'K 1 Eg - -,,, j , , SH: . ' ' L X at , ' , -' - ' , ti 973 ,Q Ti I I ' I i Page l Editor ......... .... M arporlc Coombs I H ,........,...... , f s .....,..,.,. ' Q . .......,........., y I A 4 gg Q ' I vv 'TTS' --1. l ' ' 1353 VE 'J ? as-l5l l' K 1 'sn ' r Senior-ority Wouldn't you like to buy a can of mixed nuts? was a familiar refrain of the Senior-ority girls. ln order to be- come a member, each girl must pur- chase at least two cans which she has the privilege of selling. Included among the various activi- ties of the club are a Christmas party for the old folks in the Evangelistic Center and an evening meeting with the mothers of the girls as special guests. This year was a career confer- ence. Each year, in the Spring, the Juniors give a recognition banquet for Seniors, especially honoring the in- coming and out-going officers. The office holders this year were Peo Brown, president, Sue Utterback, Vice-president, Kathy Pavey, Secretary, Evelyn Sayers, Treasurer. Miss Penrorl always sponsors this organization. uietn The student librarians of Southport are under the direction of Mrs, Black and her assistant, Miss Marshall. Their duties are many and varied. Among them are indexing new books, issuing books, repairing old books, and caring for the surplus rentals. The staff is willing to help students find any inf formation they may need through pamphlets and other materials the li- brary has to offer. Educators In The Nlaking The purpose of the William Lowell Bryan Future Teachers' Club is to stimulate an interest in the teaching profession. Anyone interested in teach- ing may loin this club. As programs were planned this year to give the members an idea of the costs and requirements of various col- leges which they attended, The cadet teachers also spoke on their experi- ences In practice teaching. The sponsors of the club are Pro- fessor Davis of Indiana Central Col lege and Mrs. Jessie Copsey, head of the English Department. Gfflcers are: Peggy Smith, President, Mary Melick, Vice-president, Marilyn Kottkamp, Sec- retary, Darlene Jackson, Treasurer, and Mary Kay Williams, Program Chair- man, shown with Professor Davis. MROLI nd nd Round An Important crew of Southport Hugh School rs the Sprocket Jockeys, They are nn charge of the operatlons of the motion picture machines and moynes whlch lend an added Interest to the classroom Mlss Blanche Penrod sponsors the club and Steye Mullen Charles Albers and Jim l-loftmeyer are the clubs f flcers N eu Propertles Inspectnno an automatnc washer and dryer purchased for the Home Eco nomlcs Department by the Future Homemakers of Amerrca are the offs cers shown left to right Doris Dow den Hlstorlan Helen Fortner Treas urer Vlrgnnna Duyns Secretary yanna Bond Parlnmentarnn Johmna Planker Vlce president Shirley Pierce President and the sponsors Mrs Mar IOFIC Smlth ind Muss Mwrlorne Schnepf Seeing lndustry In Perry Township was the alrn of the club when they t their annual teld t p to 'ln ders Cleaners and the Southport Lum ber Company T1 uckmoblle Proudly dlsplaylno thc Ford truck donated by Dave Hockett Motors ire members of the Future Farmers f America sponsored by Mr Earl M Cormuck Te officers to the aqrlcultural club for this ye1r were Tom Bodcn rel er President Larry Lune Vice presndent Duck Crafton Secret1ry John Gruner Tredsurer Fred Mdoen danz Reporter and Larry Whlt1ker Sentinel The newly elected offrcers are Gul bert Murphy President Bold Plummer Vlce president Ed l-lerrnnos Secretwry Albert Rlyers Treisurer Vernon hr rett Reporter 1YTflJIl'T1 Abell Sentinel The new ottlcers were rn talled it Fathc 1nd Son Bmquet whxch w1s held In March V! ' F . , t 11' 5 Lai ook, 4 1 rl Sf - In Our Nlerry , I K LO 1 . C' h I r V fr f t l i --as The Mark O Mercy Every year, early In September. the members of each homeroom elect one person to represent thern IH the Junior Red Cross organization. The .lunlor Red Cross sends each reoresentatlve to has homeroom to col lect contrlbutlons tor the Red Cross, One of their actlvltles is making party boxes to send to hospitals, nursing homes and other nnstututlons. They also try to instill Interest In the Red Cross and thetr acttvttnes. The officers are Kathy Pavey, Pres: dent, Bob Abney, Vice-president, and Artlth Bright, Secretary-treasurer. Miss Reed IS the faculty sponsor. Beginning Malth Club ls this a right angle? What ls the radlus and diameter of that circle? These thoughts often ran through the minds of these Pythagoreans In the Beglnnnng Math Club. Pythagoreans IS a club for sooho mores enrolled In plane geometry who maintain an average of C or better. Mathematical games, puzzles, and hus- torlcal topics have been the subtects of the meetings for this year, Here, Bull Brandenburg, President, assisted by Randy Galvin, Vlee-presv dent, and Richard McCullough, Sec- retary-treasurer, are illustrating puzzles and rnath shortcuts to the members at a meeting uWl1fJ Will It Be One ot the protects thus year for Southporrs Chapter of Trl Ht-Y, spon sored by Mrs. Gladys Fisher, was sellrnry fudge. Wraopnng candy and qettnnrt gifts ready to send to the Indianapolis Service Men's Center are Melltta Reanacker, Vice-president, R o s a I I e Smith, Treasurer, Joyce Camlc, Pres: dent, Shirley Cross, Secretary, Joann Lltord, Chaplaun, and Mary Myers, Hts tortan. This year, a new aflventnre tor the Trl HI-Y members was having rnysterx sisters among sophomores, tunnors, and seniors. The gurls In the club who wanted to have mystery sisters aslaetl for one, and they began wrltlng letters to one another. The utlentnty was known to the tunlors and sensors but the sophomores had to walt until .1 tea was held tn May to discover who their mystery sister was. ln April the club sent eight lunrnr and senior delegates anrl four sopho more alternates to the Model Unttetl Nations held at the State House each sprung. The Trl HI-Y had tour countries fFrance, Dominican Republic, Vene zuela, and the Netherlands, twn clele gates and one alternate were repre sentatnves for each country Prospectuve Surveyors The superuor students of Southports mathematucs department compruse the membershup of the Advanced Math Club Thus club us very actuve through out the year The members provuded most of the proqrwms by means of reports and demonstrwtuons of vuruous rnathematucal unstruments The boys shown here are ullustratuno the use of the surveyors trwnsut They are Joe Osborne Presudent of the Club Duck McCormuck Vuce presu dent and Jerry Trotter Secretary Treasurer Thus year a specual xctuvuty for these undustruous b ys s H t to th Alluson Powerama Thus proved to be a very unformatuve trup In order to become 1 member of the Advanced Math organuzatuon one rnust be a uunuor or senuor who h taken some mathematucal subuect be yond plane geometry and has euther essay Thus club us ably sponsored by Mrs Eleanor Guyer Pruv ute Secret ur f Typung answerung the phone rum nung errands and performung other dutues guve these gurls valuable ex peruence for future offuce work They act as general secretaries for the school offucuals One ycar of typunq us the only prerequusutc needed to be in offuce gurl Scuentu u Scuence Knowledge How? When? Why? These ouestuons are answered un the Phy Chem Club meetungs Thus club was created for those who have a specual unterest r1 physucal scuence The clubs busuness uncludes experuments whuch are lewd by the prospectuve members Don McClelland Presudent performs the experument whuch proves the earths rotatuon whule Jim Weulham mer Vuce presudent and Barbara Routh Secretary treasurer look on wuth the group 66 g ' 71 V I . K I c . V I 1 o wa . visu e . , , as c I V A passed an examunatuon or wrutten an V . l 4 K . . . . Q - .. i . , K , , l .:-- r'u -1 t n A .U ,- T , f ft 'ft Q ,C 5 X 1 4 ...tj - Q' if-' -. ' .. K 'Q ' all 1 s 'l Y I W t 'T - V1 qw. Hl - Y . .. Your Land And y Land The problems of the world are ot great Interest to members of the Southport Ht-Y. Each year the mann protect of thus Chrlstian orgamzatlon is the model Umted Nations, held at the lndnana State House. The officers lust- cn closely as President, Fred Ruebeck, explalns some of the functlons of the worlds oeace maker. Other officers are: Jerry Hogue, Vice-president, Terry Fewell, Secre tary, Jack Woerner, Treasurer: Fred Poad, Chaplaln, and Jerry Tracy, Ser- qeant-atfarms, 'Tm Learnin' My Latin Cave , Pro-consul Ed Folkenlrtg and Consul Duck Snyder warn Aedile Wnlma Bockes and Quaestor Joyce Gllllsple. The ottlcers and members of the Advanced Latln Club are dc- pucted at a recent meeting. Actnvutles ot the Club consist of an Annual Roman Banquet, the dramati- zatuon of Roman myths, the selllng of statlonery and cards, Latin word games, and the lnltlatlon of members of the Beginning Latin Club. Mrs. Elsa M, Mayors IS the sponsor of both clubs, F. B. L, . - - - Dual Role The Future Busnness Leaders of America has for Its goal a dual pur- pose 3 to develop leadershup among high school pupils and to promote a larger and better educational depart- ment. Among their many actlvlties durinq the year are checkmg apparel at bask- etball games and takmg field trups. The otfncers of the S. H. S, chapter are Hula Condon, Presldentg Barbara Dannger, Vice-presudentg Rosalie Smith, Treasurer, and Harry Bostlc, Reporter. The State F. B, L. A. Conventnon was held at Muncle on the Ball State cam- pus. Marcia Brlttan, Barbara Daringer, Mary Lou Gardner, Marulyn Krohne, and Clndy Orme attended. Candy Orme was elected President of the State organlzatmon tor the year of l957 and Marulyn Krohne was elec- ted Secretary of the State F. B. L. A. Both Cindy and Marilyn are tumors and will serve their term durung their sensor year Traffic Club This club's greatest contribution to Southport High School is taking care of the traffic situations that arise at sports events and social activities. They do this by parking cars and al- locating cars to certain spaces. Mr, Linson sponsors the Traffic Club, The club is divided into two squads, Jim Johnston heads one squad, Don Carter is captain of the other. Other members shown here are Rich- ard Blaylock, Torn Nichols, Hank Janes, Jack Nowling, Dave Border, Ronnie Hitch, and Dick Fulkerson. Vnmos A Corridas De Torroslv Let's go to a bullfightl The mem- bers of the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Fisher, look at a make-believe bullfight enacted by the officers. Any- one who is a student in either first or second year Spanish is eligible to join, Purchasing a record player and sev- eral albums of Spanish records for the department was one of the activities undertaken by the club. At various meetings guest speakers have spoken on their trips to Mexico and Spanish- speaking countries. The officers are from left to right: Janice Utterback, Secretary, Nancy Schloemer, Program Chairmanq Mary Lou Gardner, Presi- dent, and Karen Head, Treasurer. The Show Mrlst G0 Onl The Mask and Gavel Club, spon- sored by Mr. Tom Jett, is made up of students in the speech, salesmanship and debate, and dramatics classes. Any students enrolled in any one of these classes may become a member. This club is closely affiliated with the Thespians Club. Mask and Gavel officers are Melvin Gaston, President, Jerry Trotter, Vice- presndent, Darlene Tharp, Secretary- Treasurer. Kay Norwood, Secretary of the Thespians, is lending a helping hand to the Mask and Gavel officers. Q 8 9499 X T Thc Life Of The Romans The Beginning Latin Club, clad in Roman togas, listen as David William- son, consul, reads a report from the scroll. During the club meetings myths are dramatized and pantomimed. Reports are given, and Latin word games are played. To climax each year the Be- ginning group sponsors a Roman Ban- quet for the Advanced Latin Club. Other officers of the Beginning Latin Club are Frank Pollard, Pro- consul, Cecilia Rice, Quasetorj and Valerie Salge, Aedile. Deanna Bailey is program chairman for the group. The club is ably sponsored by Mrs. Elsa Majors. Stoutheartcd omen One of the most active clubs at Southport is the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, which is sponsored bv Mrs. Lucille Miller. The purpose of this club is to promote good sportsmanship and to develop healthful activities. Any high school girl is eligible for membership if she is taking or has had physical education, The G.A.A. sponsors the Sweater Swirl in the fall and the Turnabout Twirl in the spring to honor seasonal sportsmen, A formal dance, the May Dance, is held in honor of all athletes, at which time the awards are present- ed. The club also sponsors intramural volleyball during the winter season and a talent show each spring in which any talented student may per- form. First, second, and third place winners receive a cash prize. Officers this year are Mary Anne Miller, Vice-President, Mary Lou Gard- ner, Treasurer, Mary Melick, Secre- tary, and Sue Decker, President, They are pictured with Mrs. Miller, the club's capable sponsor. Drivers' Club.. Zing, Zing... Zoom, Zoom .. To receive an honor certificate for safe driving is an accomplishment for anyone at Southport, Dick Crafton, the Vice-president, is presenting Jess Blackwell, President, such a certifi- cate for achievement. The goal for this club is to promote safe driving throughout the school and community. Pat Danforth served as Secretary- Treasurer of the club and Chauncey McDaniel sponsors it. The members of the Council are Marge Coombs, Dick Fox, Mary Anne Miller, Kay Norwood, Jerry Tracy, and Frank Williams, A Hunting We Will Go To the tune of A Hunting We Will Go, the Outdoor Lite Club holds one of its meetings, This particular meet- ing is being held in order to see slides shown by Mr, Egenolf on his trip to Canada. Membership in the Outdoor Lite Club is restricted to sophomore, pun- ior, and senior boys. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp The Outdoor Life Club, which is one of the most popular ot the clubs at Southport High School, is sponsored by Mr. Bert Haviland, Mr. Haviland is shown here giving instructions on the correct use of guns to Sonny Voland, President, Joe Osborne, Vice-president, and Bill Shultz, Treasurer. Many times the club inyites guests to speak on different sports such as hunting and fishing. Our own Mr. Leedy gave a talk on ice-fishing and demonstrated the equipment used. Singing Strings Composed of members from the Or- chestra and directed by Mr. William Schmalfeldt, the string ensemble brought honor to Southport by placing first in the District and second in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest held this spring. The young musicians are: violins-Ronald Conner, Marie Lewis, Janice Wiggins, and Norman Smith: bass-Jerry Hogue and Maribel Zell- mer, cello-Marilyn Hicks, and piano -Tom Williams, This Is All Very New To Me The reserve cheer-leaders, Bonny Hendricks, Karen Head, and Sue Gardner, have a new duty thus year Besides boostlng the reserve team to vnctory, they help the yarsuty cheer-leaders organlze the Pep Club before the home games. Theer assistance as also given In Ilnlng the rows, arranging the capes, and starting the Pep Club yelling . . , Where, oh, where IS our team, down In the dressing room picking up steam. , For all thus the reserve cheer-leaders deserve a great deal of crcdnt for the wonderful work they have done thls year, The Mighty Cardinals Busy with plans for our comlng pep-ses- slons are Harvey Rau, Vice-president, Peggy Smith, Secretaryftreasurerg Mr. Kellam, spon- sor, and Fred Ruebeck, Presrdent of the Booster Club. The club also purchased new records for the luke box, and thus year, with the coop- eration of the student councll, sponsored a Chnstmas Home-comnng Dance for alumnu. This was an lnnovatlon and a very successful one Dues for membership ln the club provide new uniforms for the yell leaders and traps to the conferences - -ng Youre The Tops The Letterman's Club, sponsored by Mr. Leedy, rs an honorary club of sportsmen. ln order to belono to this club, a boy must have participated and earned a letter in one sport while attending Southport. The club members serve as ushers and distribute programs durrng the home basketball games, and assust the teachers with keeplng order. Thelr president IS Jim Wexlhammer. Vlctorv Is Qur Cry Seemnng to monopollze the attentron ot the varsrty cheerleaders Peggy Brown Duane Hunt Judy Ulrey Mary Lou Gardner and Wulrna Bockes IS Christopher the Cardinals mascot Anyone asplrnng to become a cheer lcadcr must submrt hrs name before a board of teachers then the board looks over his grades personalnty rating sheet and general school record It they approve of the lndrvldual he may try out before the Booster Club There the members vote on the names and the five people recelvlng the largest number of votes become the varsnty cheerleaders At the end ot two years as a varsrty cheer leader he or she as elrgrble for an honor sweater Thus year Peggy Judy and Mary Lou recenve thelr sweaters C6 ' , 77 12, Mfr www, W5 ,Z M sw! Qs iliiytfl Sport: The trophy case in the front hall has many additions as a result of Southport s outstand ing showing in the field of sports during the l956 l957 season Spring brought us our first county baseball championship in seven years The Cindermen of S l-l S boasted of their miler half miler and mile relay team all of which placed first in the Conference county and the conference Southport s mighty men again had a very successful season on the gridiron After a long battle for supremacy our lone conference defeat placed us second only to Connersville who were unconquered Our grapplers as usual were among the top in lndiana Eight wrestlers were contending for the title and after a fine showing by all second place in the state was awarded them The greatest glory of Southport this year was obtained by the basketball squad This team perhaps the greatest in our school s history won not only the County the Conference and Sectional but also were the first Southport five to win a Regional and then advance to the final game of the Semi State Of those who helped make Southport one of the tops in sports we shall always be proud - I The cross country runners brought home additional fame by placing third in both the Fight, Fight, Fight Flghtlng all the fume, Bull Carson drlvcs over for a touchdown agalnst a tough Columbus team. Several Cardinal onlookers watch as Bull goes over for the TD. Fnqhting at all times was not unusual for the Morgan Men , who were constantly under pressure In all games. It lt wasn't a conference or County game the boys were playlng, It was a local rlval who would have liked nothing better than beating the Cardinals. Charles Burge, 1:l9 pictured above, was chosen by has fellow teammates to be the Honorary Caotaun ot thus year's tearn. Burge played for two years at left end where he made All-Conference. Cardinal Reserve Composed of sophomore and junlor boys, the Cardlnal Reserve Team, plctured below, had a successful season, Many of these boys will be next year's varsity stars. They are, left to rnght, ID the first row: Joe Hurrle, Charlie Wetzel, Charles Seitz, John Reese, Blll Crust, Ed Manen, Butch Kendall, Ronnie Turner, and Torn Brewer Second Row: Wllllam Fredenberger, coach, Byron Glttle, Dennis Zalser, James Able, Bob Johnson, John Hunt, Randy Galvln, and Jerry Whitlock. Thurd Row: Jack Morgan, coach, Jim Tuttle, Ray Kaopmeyer, Jlm Etchrson, Don Wendllng, Kenny Sutton, Gordon Taylor, and Dwayne Van Meter. Fourth Row: Tom Merklsn, Bob Copeland, Bob Gxllmore, Joe Beals, Wnndsor Smyser, Joe Hobbs, Don Wllllams, and Jerry Pxcper. me A . Q gggmzsQ 1 FW R l G, K Y' f , ' ' af' in 'a . l' 25' 5 an ! -2 . sk -diff Q-Mil Hts Dear Old Dad On October 31st the fathers of the senlor boys of the football team were honored at the game. Pre-game ceremonnes brouoht ro- qether the dads and thenr sons on the held. The Cardznal Band played For He's a Jolly Good Fellow. The dads were honored by be- lng perrnltted to yzsnt the dressing room at half time and to slr on the bench durunq the game. Every lnch counts as Bull Carson plunges for a touchdown. Runnnnq to help him is Charlie Burge, number nlneteen. Fighting for every Inch IS one reason why Bull was the team! second leading scorer, second only to John Maudlun by one touchdown. Candudates for Mr, and Mrs, Scrimmage were nomnnated from each class. Durinq the half tlme the candidates were paraded around the held In convertibles. The nominees were elected by the students on the night of the dance. Nominees left to rught were? Sopho- mores' Judy Mullls and Morris Eplerg Junnors: Sandy Darland and Thornton Perklnsq and Sensors. Carol Ryker and Rlchard Fox, Klng Ruchard and Queen Carol were crowned Mr and Mrs. Scrimmage at the annual Sweater Swirl held each year at the close of the football season in honor of fall sports. The theme of the Swirl this year was Central Park ln October. As usual the seniors scored another Touchdown when Richard Fox and Carol Ryker were chosen Kung and Oueen, 43 6cMr. Touchdownw FOOTBALL SEASON RECORDS Southport I9 Southport 33 Southport I9 Southport O Southport 25 Southport 26 Southport I4 Southport 25 Southport 21 Southport 34 Won 8 Lost 1956 Ben Davrs Scyrnour Warren Centra! 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' ' -T-P -met .flu ,QQ 1' Li A ,, S , 1 ,.k , A v.,' 'Q . . v t ' .14-Etryfffif Q JI'fz5ii55Z .gzlflma VL' 1 ' ' 'Y n Sw' Q W at ' -v 'FS 3 .2 W 11 ig ,, 5 '3 ' 1 -' nil' EM In ri? ' .L. 4 A Football Heroes First row, left to rtght: Verne Ratllff, Morris Hancock, Charles Prrntz. Second row, loft to vrght Don McCIcIiand, Jurn Wellhammcr, Bull Brnttan Third row, loft To rnght Charles Burge, John Alvord, Roger Arnhart. Y 'ii X Wag N -M V 'w-wi iv., f Second row left To right Duck Snyder Thorny Perkins Mike Jackson Jon Meyer Sfeve Darland. uWho Are The Coaches Of The Team Southport's highly praised basketball coach, Carl Blackie Braden, and the assistant coach, Everett Swank, have led our boys suc- cessfully through the County, Sectionals, Re- gionals, halfway through the Semi-State, and also left a record for the season in which we can take pride. and commentators Blackie as one of state. Many newspapcrmen have frequently termed the best coaches in the Mr. Swank offers his vice when he coaches the reserve team and assists Blackie during varsity games. suggestions and ad- RECORD 1956-57 Southport 65 Warren Central Southport 52 Center Grove Southport 80 Franklin Southport 52 Tech Southport 70 Seymour Southport Bl Cathedral Southport 58 Greensburg Southport 6l Rushville Southport 77 Howe Southport 42 Connersville County Tourney Southport 55 North Central Southport 72 Speedway Southport 51 Decatur Central Southport 84 Ben Davis Southport 5l Vincennes Southport 78 Shelbyville Southport 58 Shortridge Southport 39 Columbus Southport 56 Washington Southport 63 Martinsville Southport 67 Manual Sectionals Southport 75 Franklin Southport 72 Trafalgar Southport 56 Nineveh Regionals Southport 68 Madison Southport 47 Columbus Semi-State Southport 71 Muncie Central Southport 50 Crispus Attucks Coach Carl lBlackiel Braden Won 2l-Lost 7 Appearing on the opposite page from left to right are: First rowfl-toward Brown, Vern Ratliff Eddie Jones. Second row-Jesse Blackwell, Joe Osborne Fred Graber, Frank Williams. Third row-Jack Colbert, Morris Epler Morris Hancock. 48 -.J aww-Vf , :V ,A , R iii? , sf zz xg f 'mhvx 'Mir f.. Rav is Q K ryvffx, . 11, ff in xr' I 5 ...hun 9 . wi K V ...,..,,:,w' , ,..,. W-,5 ..x,.,,, fm.-.,,.,,,,,. . ,f -mp, we mggww 1. 3 V SQ -:Q 'L' w qua , -J ng '-7515 .ff ,xr X.f N-.1 EE. Uver The Net The goal of volleyball us to hit the ball over the net wlthout Iettlng lt touch the floor Only three dufterent people may assnst the ball cver the net and each one ot the three may not hut the ball more than twice Glrls who are especially Interested In sports and who belong to GAA may become members ot one of the teams The captalns are chosen from the gurls advanced physical educatlon class The teams com pete against each other untul only one team remauns on top' The winners receive medals and are honored at the GAA meetlng Medals are also awarded to tnose who have attended all of the games This year Sue Deckers team was the wxnner and Bert Boggs team was the runner up Decker entered the tlnals from the wlnnlng bracket and Boggs reached the tnnals through the losmg bracket The Seven SlVlgC Semors To encourage partlclpatlon In athlctlcs by all boys IS the purpose ot the boys Intramural Progmm Headed by .lack Morgan the boys organnze thelr own teams and play a round robnn tournament The Seven Savage Sensors coached by Kenny Simon won the tourney this year Sonny Voland a mem ber ot the wlnnlng team recelved the sportsmanship trophy glven each year Members of the wlnnlnq team received trophies The boys are taught good clean sport manshlp and talr play o an Breezin' long. . . Just Breezln' Along with the Breeze to the rhythm ot ractng feet ts what thus year's cross-country team was dolnq. Cross-country lS one of the runner-up sports at South- port l-ltgh School, hut nevertheless, It takes just as much Coaching and hard work as any of the more popular sports, LeRoy Shelley and Mlke Maze were the only returning lettermen from last year's squad, but Chauncey McDanrels moldef' the team into another creditable record for South- port by wtnnmg the South Central Conference. Members ot the squad plctured below are' left to rlqht, LeRoy Shelley, Steve Dual, Mike Maze, Kenny Slmon Mlclfey Owens, Wade Davis, Jack Colbert, and Coach Chauncey McDaniel. Mr, McDaniel appears above revlewlng some ot the trophies his teams have won rlurlnq his years at Southport Hugh School ,, amz. to Q.. W '- K 'L v '5 ig t,,., .! -4 pmt X ,Q , 194 .JUN 'O ,nn S, J BASE BALL Southport 2 Southport 2 Southport 2 Southport 6 Southport l Southport l Southport l Southport 4 Take Me To The Ball Game...', - l955-l 956 Tech Washington Manual Ben Davis Columbus Howe Broad Ripple Greensburg -A-ak-kkkx-kr COUNTY TOURNEY - 3 Games Southport l 3 Southport 6 Southport 5 Lawrence Speedway Ben Davis We now take you to Southport's Victory Field for a glance at Bill Uhls and Bob Wayman in action. Making the tag is Herb Alyey and sliding to the base is Stanley Shimer. if-ki-kwfi Southport l l Seymour 5 Southport l l Connersville 2 Southport 3 Shortridge 7 Southport 3 Shelbyville 8 Southport 5 Martinsville B Southport 9 Franklin 2 Southport Rain Rushville Rain Coach - William Fredenberger Won 8 - Lost 9 Won County Tourney Last spring, our baseball team won the Marion County Champion- ship. This was an event which hadn't occurred for seven years at Southport. Mr. Fredenberger, in his first year as baseball coach, had a season of eight wins and nine losses plus winning the county by defeating Ben Davis in the final game ot 5 to l. The returing lettermen this spring are Skip Angrick, Jesse Black- well, Howard Brown, John Maudlin, Morris Hancock, and Sonny Voland. The leading hitter and most valuable player was Bob Wayman with a .428 average. The team's best pitcher was Don Aufderheide, who won five and lost four games, First row, left to right: Mr. Freclenberger, Sonny Voland, Morris Hancock, Bill Carson, Jim Marshall, Don Aufderheide, John Maudlin, Jesse Blackwell, Stanley Shirner, Skip Angrick, and Bob Wayman. Second row: Joe Hurrle, Kenny Sutton, Howard Brown, Jerry Pieper, Bill Schultz, Dick Buck, Herb Alyey, Larry Renaker, and Bill Uhls. Third row: Phil Farber, Thornton Perkins, Fred Graber, Ed Jones, John Carpenter, Larry Davis, Jon Meyer, and David Moffatt. 3- Grapplers Compiling another impressive record tor the school were the Cardinal grapplers. Besides having a l6-l record they won the Marion County Tourna- ment, the Bloomington Sectional, and tied for second place in the state meet. Placing second in the state were Bob l-lelms, Charles Burge, and Ronny Black. Achieving 4th place positions were John Alvord, and Charles Printz. Chauncey McDaniel is known widely throughout the state to have year atter year one ot the best teams in the state, This year was no exception as one can see by their record. Pictured above are the individuals who made such a fine showing tor Southport. They are from left to right: First row fa- Bobby Helms, John Alvord, Bobby Ashman, Willy Breeden, Dick Snyder, Charles Breeden, and Don Vawter. Second row -- Steve Darland, Lewis York, Ron- nie Black, Charles Burge, Dave Sciscoe, Charles Printz, and Randy Galvin. Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Wrestling 1956 - 1957 Ben Davis Decatur Central Broad Ripple Manual Shortridge Tech Washington Richmond Peru Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Shown just after a workout are the members of the l956-57 wrestling team: Kokomo Bloomington Jeff, Lafayette Anderson S. Bend Central Crawfordsville Muncie Central New Albany First row, left to right, Bob Helms, Ronnie Black, Ronnie Turner, Charles Breeden, and Charles Burge. Second Row, left to right, Willy Breeden, Dick Snyder, Charles Printz, John Alvord, Steve Darland, and David Sciscoe. Third row, left to right, Dennis Buis, Lewis York, Jerry Ashman, John Maudlin, Bob Ashman, Walter Gary, Keith Roark, Wayne Deckard, Kenny Atkins, and George Gerdt. Fourth row, left to right, Jack Leonhardt, Melvin Johnson, Larry Brown, Dave Cox, Randy Galvin, Windsor Smyser, Don Vawter, Charles Alber, and Steve Gilley. Cindermen Of S. H. S. Running two or three miles a day is considered easy by the Cardinal trackmen who are accustomed to it. Many painful and long hours are spent by the boys in training and condi- tioning themselves for the grueling tasks that they perform. Looking fresh and ready-to-go before a workout are the members of the 1956 track team: front row, left to right, Coach Jack Morgan, Tom Breidenbaugh, Jerry Naugle, Barteld Vredeveld, Paul Elsea, David Payne, Joe Simpson, Gordon Graham, Tom Bennett, and Bob Copeland. Second row, left to right, Roger Arnhart, Don McClelland, Charles Burge, Frank Williams, Jerry Tracy, Kenny Simon, Richard Radcliff, Jerry Price, James Hoffmeyer, James Weilhammer, and Gene Lenox. Third row, left to right, Richard McCormick, Paul Hibner, Bill Brittan, Ronny Turner, LeRoy Shelley, George Scearce, Jim Simmons, Charles Seitz, Virgil Billiard, Bob Burch, and Ron Loschke. Back row, left to right, Larry Ott, Don Border, Charles Benedict, Harold King, Terry Fewell, Norbert Osborne, Bill Crist, and Bruce Henzman. The Record . . . Jack Morgan, track coach, has long been noted for turning out good distance runners. This year was no exception, for Gordon Graham, who took second place in the state meet in the mile, was perhaps the greatest distance runner in the history of the school. Gordon received the Dr. Harry Meyer trophy given for outstanding feats in athletics. Winning one out of three dual meets the Cardinals were loaded with seniors. There are no returning Iettermen this year. Highlighting th l956 track season were the County and Conference meets. The running Cards placed third as a team in both. Barteld Vredeveld qualified with Gordon Graham for the State. Placing first in the Conference were Gordon Graham, milerg Barteld Vredeveld, half-milerg and Tom Bennett, Gene Lenox, Gordon Graham, Barteld Vredeveld, the mile relay team. Three years ago a group of seniors came up with The idea of form- ing a small band to boost the spirit and morale of our team at games away from home. The main reason for doing This was that our full band could not attend because of its size, consequently our Pep Band, consisting of seven boys from Southport, was formed, The members of this year's Pep Band are Rick Wiese on The trom- bone, Bill Brittan on The cornet, Dave Weber on The saxophone, Jerry Trotter on the French horn, Dick McCormick on the Cornet, Ron Peterson on The clarinet, Roger Meredith on The tuba, and Charles Long on The drums Our Pep Band plays at games, pep sessions, and other activities in the school Throughout the year, Pep Club Give 'em The red, give 'em The white was The Theme for The Pep Club members who performed for The first Time This year in their chic red and white Capes, The Pep Club, one of the youngest, yet one cf the largest organizations at Southport, gives Their support to our outstanding basketball team. Almost every girl in the school is a member of This organization, since iT is an offspring of The Booster Club sponsored by Mr. Walter Kellam. They may be seen at any ball game pouring Their hearts into The songs and cheers for Their Team, which undoubtedly have not been in vain. This Team, for The first Time in The history of South- port, won The Regional Tournament of l957 aT Columbus, Then ad- vanced to The final game of The Semi-State aT Butler Fieldhouse, bringing pride and prestige To our school. The Pep Club also presents a colorful picture with its many formations and hand movements. It has become almost as renowned as our Team for its abundance of school spirit and loyalty. During The Sectionals This year, an added attraction was originated. The boys of Southport, not wanting to be surpassed or outdone, or- ganized their own cheer block, Their attire consisted of white T-shirts with red decorations lt proved To be a most favorable development, since The boys were very able supporters. We hope that this idea will carry into The future years of Southport. 58 Strike Up The Band Someonek In The Bleacloenr Yellin 2 K E f i N1 1 4 i s 5 5 3 ? 1 e i msfazlfl 553,3- iw 54414 LM P ople The closung melody of the year has nelther a beglnmng nor an end lt IS rather a scale upon which the notes of our life end In a Crescendo Graduatlon brings to a close the llfe of dependency but at the same tlme Inmates new opportunrtles for us as more mature nndlvlduals Yes we as seniors voice a note of joy and pralse wlth an undertone of regret as we pass through these portals for the last tlme to the strauns of Pomp and Cnrcumstance ed ur Principal Mr. Leedy, may I sec you a moment, please? Mr. Leedy, our principal, hears these words many times a day, Although he is very busy in his admin-V istrative capacities, he is never too busy to listen to a student's problem. Mr, Leedy sponsors the Student Council which endorses many school activ- ities and makes many school improvements each year and, because he is vitally interested in the progress of Southport High School, he gives up much of his tree time to attend school games and functions. To you Mr. Leedy, we are extremely grateful tor the time and considera- tion you have given to us for our problems this year and in past years. Our Dean Of Girls A familiar and prominent figure around Southport is Miss Blanche Penrod, the Dean ot Girls. Her chief duty as dean is counseling with the girls who need advice. Miss Penrod also sponsors Senior-ority, a club for junior and senior girlsg Medicil, an organization for those who anticipate a medical career, and the Sprocket Jockeys, the group of movie projectioriists at Southport High School. The general chairmanship ot the Christmas program and Easter Sunrise Service is an added responsibility that she assumes. Her secretary, Kathy Pavey, appears with her in the picture. it -5 . , , if l., Dean of Boys One of the familiar sights around Southport High School is thc friendly face of Walter Kellam, one of our Deans of Boys, Mr, Kellam is so well-known around S,H.S. that most of the students do not realize the many duties and responsibilities that lic upon his shoulders, His main duty is the guidance of the pupils through their sophomore, junior and senior years at Southport as well as being Chairman of the Senior Guidance Committee, ln this capacity, he interviews students relative to school work and discusses eligibility for graduation. ln addition to these duties he sponsors the Booster Club, which has produced one of the best Pep Clubs in Indiana. A new face around Southport this year is that of Mr. Roger Ratliff, who comes to us from Linton, indiana. of seniors Many of the duties formerly discharged by Mr, Kellam have been assumed by Mr. Ratliff, such as taking care of attendance, planning programs for sophomores, counseling, and disci- plining students. Although Mr. Ratliff has these many obligations, he also was Chairman of the annual Thanksgiving Program. Mr. Ratliff has performed his duties well during the past year, R FACULTY CARL BRADEN B. S. Butler University Social Studies Basketball and Golf MARY BARR ' A, B. Ball State Quill 8. Scroll Journalism, English Perry News WILLIAM BEMENDERFER B. S. Indiana Glee Club Music Central .WH 4' if '-x SSH' 63 FACULTY ALICE W BLACK A B Indiana Central Llbrary Lrbrary Scnence WILLIAM FREDENBERGER B S Indiana Central Educatlon Track and Baseball Soclal Studnes HELENJ CHANDLER A B Butler Unlyersrty Honor Soclety Head of Social Studies Dept EDWIN V KRAUSE A B Indiana Central M S Butler Unlversxty Engllsh and Social Studles ELEANOR GUYER A B Hanover Head of Mathematics Advanced Math Club Sponsor of Sophomore Class BERT G HAVILAND B S Indiana Central Outdoor Life Club Social Studles MARY C MARSHALL A B Indiana Central M A New Mexlco Hnghlands Graduate work xn Library Science lndlana Unlversxty Llbrary Science Engllsh Library JACK MORGAN S Ball S Business Athletics A B Whltworth College Future Teachers of America Head of Englnsh Dept RAY LINSON S Ball S a Industrial Arts ELSA S MAJORS M A Bu Unlyers y Latin Engllsh Anchor Sensor Play Sponsor Latin Clubs THOMAS JETT B S M S Butler University Speech Engllsh Dramatlcs Mask and Gavel Junior Play Sponsor LUCILLE MILLER A B lndlana State Physical Education Sponsor of G A A EARL MCCORMICK Unlverslty B S A M A Purdue Unlyerslty Agrlculture Biology Future Farmers of Arneruca GLADYS FISHER A B lndlana Central Engllsh Spanlsh Spanish Club Trl Hu Y 64 B, H. tate- JESSIE GOPSEY B. , V tte B. s., '. I. fuer ' if FACULTY ELWOOD MILLER B S Indiana State M A Indiana University Business SonsorotF B L A Athletic Publicity MARJORIE SMITH B S Purdue University Home Economics H STUART MACKISON A B M A Indiana University Business Education Shorthand HI Y MARJORIE SCHNEPF B S Purdue University H Home Economics JOHN MOSS B S Indiana State Industrial Arts and Mathematics MARY REED A B Butler University English Junior Red Cross EVERETT W SWANK B S in Education Indiana Central Mathematics Reserve Basketball Beginning Math Club BETTY WALSMAN A B M S Indiana Universty English Sponsor of Junior Class CHAUNCEY McDANIEL B S Indiana University Drivers Training Biology Athletics Drivers Club BLANCHE WINANS A B Marlon College Ar WILLIAM SCHMALFELDT B M Butler University Jordan Conservatory Director of Music NELLE WEAVER S Ball S Business School Treasurer BETTY STEVENS B S Indiana University Bu iness Clerical Secretary C ELLIS ROBINS A B Indiana Central Senior Class Sponsor Chemistry Physics p I .V , . . F. . A. Ff 1 A, g M, in Education Indiana University .T . B. Y. tate SEN IORS To cosn a phrase the three cosns sn South ports sensor fountain thss year were Dsck Fox Pressdent Frank Wsllsams Vsce press dent and Carol Ryker Secretary treasurer They had many dutses to perform reqardsng our Sensor Class of 57 Such stems as sensor rsngs snvstatsons name cards caps and gowns were hsgh on thesr agenda They have served as able leaders dursng thesr term of ottsce Charles Alber Vsce pressdent ot Sprocket Jockeys Drsvers Club Wrestler Outdoor Lte SOS Club Glenna Barnes Sensor orsty G A A F H A Red Cross Representatsve Volleyball Captasrs Booster ub O S e C u F H A Dsstrsc Meetsng Maursce Angrsck Outdoor Lste Freshman Baseball Freshman Football Baseball Cross Country Letter mans Club SOS Club Booster Club ln tramural Basketball Speech Chosr Carolyn Albers Medscss Adv Latln Club Sensor orsty Sen Staff Junsor Red Cross Qusll and Scroll John Alvord Football Wrestlsng Tennss Natsonal Honor Socsety Adv Math Club Adv Latsn Club Beg Math Club Beg Latsn Club Junsor Play Usher Baccalaureate Usher Com mencement Usher Junsor Red Cross Repre sentatsve Lettermans Club Outdoor Lste SOS Booster Club Drsvers Club Talent SHOW Betty Bash Sensor orsty F T A Speech Chosr Chosr Booster Club 3 years at Beech Grove Edward Bennett SOS Club Booster Club Beg Latsn Club Adv Latsn Club Phy Chem Adv Math Sensor Play Intramural Basketball Vege table Judgsng Team NJVGA Conven tson Thespsans Lavansa Bond FHA Parlsamentarsan Sensor orsty GAA Lsbrarsan Teachers Secretary Booster Club Pe Club Trs HsY Roger Arnhart Track Golt Intramural Basketball Latsn Clubs Adv Math Club Booster Club Let termans Club l year at Warren Central 66 , , i , . 5. Cl,S,..,'Pp sb, r lor Play, -Booster Club, 'Pep Club, Anchor P , ' ' James Beatty FFA Booster Club lntramural Basketball Donna e S O S A T s Y F B L A Chec room Commsttee Sensor orsty Booster Club Teacher s Secretary Jac Bartlett Outdoor Lste Drsvers Club Freshman Foot ball Booster Club SOS Roberta Boggs A A s s Y Drsvers u Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty lntra mural Volleyball Captasn Choral Club Jesse Blackwell Basketball Baseball SOS Drsvers Cub Councsl Vsce pressdent of Freshman Class Adv Math Club Lettermans Club Beg Math Club Dsane Buerger Booster Club Pep Club SOS Sensor orsty F B l. A Program Chasrman Orchestra Strung Ensemble Trs Hs Y l-lsstorsan GAA Drsvers Club Student Councsl lntramural Volleyball Model U N Secretarsal Statt All State Orchestra Msd State Orchestra Festsval Davsd Border Booster Club Traffsc Club HsY Track lntramural Basketball Marsorse Coombs Vsce pressdent of Qusll and Scroll Thesps a s Junsor Play Spanssh Club Trl HsY Sensor orsty GAA Booster Club SOS Pep Club lntramural Volleyball FTA Page l Edstor ot Perry News Ssqn Post Staff Mask and Gavel Drsvers Club Coun csl Candsdate for Scrsmm1ge Queen Sooho more and Junsor years Vsrgsl Bsl lard Phy Chem S O S Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club Hs Y Drsvers Club Tennss Track Peggy Brown SOS Teachers Secretary GAA FBLA Mask and Gavel Drsvers Club Sensor orst Pressdent Student Dsrector Junsor Play Phy Chem Thespsans Peo Club Booster Club lntramural Volleyball Student Coun csl Convocatson Commsttee T l-lsY V r ssty Cheerleader Ayres Fashson Board Rep resentatsve Medscss Howard Brown Freshman Track Outdoor Lste Drsvcrs Club Football Basketball Baseball Letter mans Club Booster Club SOS Hsla Condon SOS Trs Hs Y Sensor orsty Booster Club e Club G A A F B L A Pressdent Teacher s Secretary James Wsllsam Breeden Lettermans Club Booster Club Outdoor Lsfe SOS Wrestlsng Sandra Dancey S GAA lntramural Volleyball brarsan Ottsce Gsrl Usherette tor Sensor P y Ts Hs Y Sensor orsty Medscss v Latsn FBLA Pep Club Booster Club Thomas Bodenresder Booster Club SOS Student Councsl Intra mural Basketball F FA Pressdent and Secretary 67 -at? .-f 'r.1 Q-sad Charles Camic Booster Club HIY Outdoor Lite SOS Intramural Basketball Sandra Check Pe Club Senior ority Booster Clu GAA Drivers Club Intramural Volleyball 2 years at Tech Douglas Brown Booster Club Mixed Quartet Drivers Club Outdoor Lite Spanish Club SOS Choir Junior Play Senior Play Operetta Foot ball Intramural Basketball Talent Show Freshman Track State Choral Contest HIY Boys Quartet Special Glee Club Band Earlene Cannon Booster Club Pep Club Tri HIY Senior ority Teachers Secretary SOS lntra mural Volleyball Captain GAA Robert Burch Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Track HIY Booster Club Outdoor Lite Drivers Club Spanish Club Phy Chem In tramural Basketball S O S Sue Decker F B L A Senior ority President of G A A Intramural Volleyball Booster Club Pep u S O S Drivers Club Senior ay Office Girl Teachers Secretary Tr Hi Y William Carson Outdoor Life Lettermans Club HiY Foot ball Baseball Booster Club Freshman Basketball Drivers Club Freshman Track Intramural Basketball Mask and Gavel SOS Representative ot Student Leqisla ture Barbara Daringer Vice president of F B LA Junior Red Cross Representative Sec Treas of .lunior Red Cross GAA Intramural Volleyball Latin Clubs Teachers Secretary T HIY Dele gate to Model UN Senior ority Drivers Club Booster Club Pep Club S,O.S., A - chor Staff Larry Brown Wrestling Booster Club, S.O.S. Latin Club Norma Carter Booster Club, F.H,A,, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball, Pep Club, Senior-ority Joe Church Carla Cunning I i rarian, G.A,A., S.O,S., T' Hi- , Senior- ority, Booster Club, Pep Club Jack Colbert Lctterman's Club, S.O,S., Basketball, Cross Country, Booster Club, Drivers' Club Diane Derbyshire Booster Club, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Intra- mural Volleyball Captain, Speech Choir, Easter Sunrise Service, G.A.A., S.O,S., Li- brarian Charles Burge Football Captain, Wrestling, Track, Intra- mural Basketball, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, S.O.S., Letterman's Club 68 Jack Cottey lntramural Basketball HuY Drlvers Club Freshman Football Outdoor Lute Barbara Clark SOS Booster Club Pep Club GAA Senior orlty Trl Hn Y Intramural Volleyball Llbrarlan Band Orchestra Purdue Band Clmlc Mud State Orchestra Festival State Marching Contest Choral Club Teachers Secretary Easter Sunrise Servlce Baccalau reatc Usherette Charles Elkans Booster Club SOS Club Golt HlY R p resentatlve to Jr Red Cross F FA Drivers Club Intramural Basketball Patty Danforth Reserve Cheerleader S O S Secretary F T A G A A Booster Club Pep lub Sensor orlty Intramural Volleyball Captain Drivers Club Councll Secretary Teacher s Secretary Oftlce Gurl Steve Darland Wrestllng Track Lettermans Club HIY Outdoor Lfe SOS Booster Club Foot ball Drivers Club Vlrglnla Davis ooster Club GAA T HIY FB Pep Club FHA Secretary SOS Senior orlty Cholr Drivers Club Donald Carter T H Y F T A Student Council G A A Booster Club F B L A Pep Club S O S Sensor orlty Teacher s Secretary Junlor Play Usherette lntramural Volleyball Ot flce Glrl Drivers Club lchard Fox Outdoor Lute Lettermans Club HlY Booster Club Football Wrcstllng Fresh man Track Student Councll Drivers Coun l SOS President of Senior Class Nellue Coy Stephen Dreler Betty Hall S s T o Tn HIY Sensor or F B L. A Secretary G A A Booster Club Intramural Volleyball Jr Red Cross Repre sentatlve Cholr Robert Copeland Intramural Basketball Drivers Club as ketball Manager Football Manager Track Manager HI Y Outdoor Lute Booster Club Lettermans Club Delegate to Model U N SOS Freshman Track Betty Forrest Booster Club GAA Pep Club, Llbrarlan Hn Y, Senior orlty SOS lntramura Volleyball Wesley Garner 69 A 1. -1 V , Y 1 , , . ., I j 1 ' 1 1 . . '. l ' 1 I ' 1 I 1 - 1 . . 1 1 1 '- 1 e - . . , . .A ., E. , ., , C E , - -1 ' - 1' 1 1 1 V 1 V 1 I 1 1' 1 1 1 B , . . ,. ri '- , . .L.A., , , . ., , , . 1, - Diana Elliott ri i- , . . ., , , 1 ., , ,... , , . . ., T 1 1 I ' 4 1 . . , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I 1, ' , ' ', - cl, . . ., S.O. ., Girl ' ri , E , ' - ity, Y ' - 1 1 ' ' 1 B - 1 - I A I I . . ., Tri '- - , . . ., l 5 I as .si I .QQ Q-nur '-1 'lk ., . fd v- -vi' -55.4 Richard Cratton President ot Freshman Class President of Sophomore Class Vice president of Booster ub Vice president f Drivers u FFA Secretary and Reporter Student Council Basketball Manager Football Man ager Lettermans Club SOS Anchor Staff Joyce Gillispie CIJICII LA FTA v Latin Club Secretary Senior ority Booster Club Pep Club SOS Drivers Club Sen lor Play Usherette Librarian Talent Show Fred Graber Booster Club Beginning Math Club Driv ers Club Outdoor Life SOS Red Cross Representative l-liY Basketball Baseball Cross Country Junior Play Darlene Duncan Pep Club Booster Club Tru H Y FB LA Senior ority G A A Drivers Club F H A Teachers Secretary lntramural Volleyball SOS John Elrod Band Orchestra State Band Contest State Orchestra Contest State Solo Contest State Ensemble Contest State Marching Contest Purdu Concert Sunrise Service Baseball Golf Cross Country Intramural Basketball Outdoor Lite SOS Booster Club Adv Math Club Marylyn Hicks SOS enior ority FB A Pep Club Booster Club FTA Band GAA Orches tra District Solo and Ensemble Contests State Solo and Ensemble Contests Marlon County Band Clinic State Marchinq Band Contests Talent Show Purdue Band Day I U Band Day State Band and Orchestra Contests Mid State Orchestra Festivals String Ensemble Indiana University Music Clinic Contest Recital Virgil Elkins lntrimural Basketball Drivers Club Golf Booster Club Mary Lou Gardner GAA Treasurer FBLA Booster Club Pep Club Thespians National Honor So ciety Seniorority Student Council Secre tary Junior Play, Spanish Club President, Cheerleader, lntramural Volleyball, S.O.S., Representative of Blocks Fashion Board, Sophomore and Junior May Queen, Oueen for M.A,B.A., Teacher's Secretary, Office Practice David Eaton Hi-Y Freshman Basketball and Track, Adv. Math Club, Booster Club lntramural Bas- ketball, Drivers Club, Junior Red Cross Representative, 2 years at Lebanon High School JO Ann Hants Booster Club G.A,A, Senior-ority F.B.L.A. Drivers Club, Pep Club Teachers Secre- tary, Office Girl Melvin Gaston S.O.S., Mask and Gavel, President Thespi- ans Hi-Y Booster Club Junior and Senior Plays, Operetta Drivers' Club Choir, Mixed Quartet Accompanist Talent Show District Solo and Ensemble Contest Maryann Kottkamp S.O.S., Senior-ornty, Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., lntra- mural Volleyball, Pep Club, Booster Club, Carl Dunlap Outdoor Life, lntramural Basketball, Driv- ers' Club, Booster Club, S.O.S., l-li-Y Patsy Johnson Senior-ority, Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., Volleyball, Anchor Staff, Senior Play, Pep Club, S.O.S., F.T.A., Perry News Staff, Booster Club, Representative to Red Cross James Hottmeyer Hi-Y, S.O.S., Sprocket Jockeys, Sec., Phy- Chem, Booster Club, Adv. Math, Track, ln- tramural Basketball, Beg. Math Club 70 Harold Docktor Barbara Feazel A A Senlor orlty Drnvers Club ep Club Booster Club Intramural Volleyball 2 years at Martlnsvllle Jerry Humbles Student Councul Phy Chem Beg Latln Club Reserve Track Freshman Track Sprocket Jockeys Junior Red Cross Booster Club SOS Intramural Basketball Wanda Jones ooster Club GAA FBLA T HI e Club FHA SOS Senloro y n tramural Volleyball Richard Hackler Intramural Basketball Booster Club Anita Graber Mask and Gavel Sensor orlty Drivers Club Booster Club Pep Club GAA Intramural Volleyball SOS Wlllnam Groves Adv Math Booster Club HI Y Spanish Club Drivers Club Basketball Baseball Intramural Basketball S O S Freshman Basketball and Baseball Jannce Merkle SOS Spanish Club GAA Booster Club Intramural Volleyball Regional Spam h Exam Pep Club Beg Latln Club Senlor Play Mask and Gavel Thesplans Dave Hercamp Helen Howell Sensor orlty, G A A, S O S, Booster Club Talmage Haggard F B l. A Teacher's Clerk Karen Hasz Pep Club Booster Club Mask and Gavel GAA Senior orlty Druvers' Club, Teach ers Secretary SOS Anchor Sales Statt, Sextet Trl HI Y, Llbrarnan, Intramural Vol leyball Junior Play Usherette, Cholr John Gruner Booster Club Outdoor Lute Treasurer of FFA, SOS, Drivers Club, Reserve Foot ball Reserve Wrestling Intramural Basket ball Barbara Kerby Booster Club MSOICII President, Choir, F.B,L.A., Sensor-orlty, Operetta Robert Keeney S.O.S,, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Freshman Intramural 7I 513335 5 RTW' K ls Aix 4-Ubi -'HR .-XP I? vw 'W' 'Q' ff '!9 'ri ,M-an tum 'Av' A 2 'ww -C! fd -qfwf' Lawrence Lane FFA Vlce presldent Outdoor Lute Boost er Club Nancy Lee GAA Intramural Volleyball Senlor orlty Red Cross Rep Medlcu Sec and Treas FBLA Booster Club Pep Club Beg and v L tln Club T HI Y SOS Drlvers Club Usherette for Junior and Senlor Plays Morrus Hancock Presldent of Student Councll Vice presldent of Beg Math Club Consul of Beg Latln u Adv Math Hn Y Outdoor IG Booster Club S O S Letterman s Club Varsuty Football Varslty Basketball Var stty Baseball Loss Most SOS Trl HIY Senior oruty Drivers Club Pep Club Booster Club GAA Intramural Vo eyball President of Trl HIY l year at Shortrldge Steve Mullen Anchor Staff Adv Latin Club Senlor Play Booster Club Wrestling Perry News Staff Sprocket Jockeys Presudent HIY Drlvers Club S O S Model U N Linda O Nelll GAA Pep Club Trl HIY Booster Club Volleyball enlor orlty F H A Dlstruct Meeting Drivers Club Lloyd Lune Outdoor Lute Hu Y Phy Chem Drivers Club Booster Club Intramural Basketball Adv Math SOS Kay Norwood Student Council Sec of Thesplans Treas of Medlcll Mask and Gavel GAA Sensor orlty Drlvers Council Pep Club Booster Phy Chem Convocation Committee Promp ter of Junlor and Sensor Plays Intramural Volleyball SOS Quill and Scroll David Kotzbauer HIY Outdoor Lute Booster Club Drivers Club Intramural Basketball SOS Wres tllng Mary Altce Neuert ooster Club G A A T H Y F B cp C ub F A S O S Senior orlty Teacher s Secretary lntramural Volleyball Captam Dnvers Club F T A Speech Chour John Maudlln Q lll and Scroll Math Clubs Presldent Mask and Gavel Thesplans Lettermans Club Booster Club Drivers Club Student Council Student Legislature at Purdue Boys State Optnmlst Oratorlcal Contest Perry News Staff Anchor Staff Snqnpost Staff Easter Sunnse Servlce Football Wrestllng Baseball SOS TV Safety Pro motton Senuor Play Asst Stage Manager Patti Oswald G A A ep ub F A Sensor orlty Booster Club Intramural Volleyball SOS Adv Latln Speech Cholr Mask and Gavel Ronald Hogue Nancy Nolte GAA Intramural Volleyball Booster Club S Tr Hu Y Pep Club FBLA Sent r orlty Llbrarlan Drlyers Club Clltt Mattson Phy Chem S O S Outdoor Lute Booster Club Hu Y Mask and Gavel Druvers Club Adh- , fl, -1 , . ' Cl ls, ' , ,' '- , ' Lt , ll Q - ' A A , A V V-1 V g S ' V A I ' ,I I I I A r Club: Latin Clubs, Anchor Staff, Trl Hn-Y, B , . . ., ri i- , 4 .L,A., P I , .H. ., . . ., ' - ' , U- I I I I . . ., P CI , ,l-l, ,, - ' , s.o.'., qa Q , T .,.. , 'OL 72 Jerry Hogue Football, Operetta, Outdoor Life, Hs-Y, Vsce-president and Treasurer, Track, Talent Show, Distrsct Solo and Ensemble Contests, State Marchsng Band Contest, Cardsnalairs, Boys' Quartet, l.U. Band Day, Purdue Band Day, Varsety Show, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, State Choral Festsvals, County Choral Festsvals, Glee Club Pressdent, Marlon County Band Clinic Joyce Lott Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., F.B,L.A., Sensor-orsty, S.O.S., Trs l-ls-Y, Choir, Teach- erls Secretary, Operetta, lntramural Volley- ball Captasn Jerry Kirsch Spanssh Club, Drsvers' Club, Outdoor Lsfe, Speech Chosr, Band, Intramural Basketball, Booster Club Ruth Ann Kessler Booster Club SOS Spanssh Club Sensor orsty Paul Hsbner Freshman Football Freshman Track Re serve Football and Track Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club SOS l-lsY Intramural as lfetball Varssty Track Math Clubs Phy Chem Sands Msller Secretary of Qusll and Scroll SOS Drlv e Club FBLA Perry News Staff Col umn Edstor GAA Intramural Volleyball Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club Teach ers Secretary Junsor Play Usherette Bac calaureate and Commencement Usherette Trs Hs Y Secretary to Model UN Sunrsse Servsce Make McKeel SOS Booster Club Drsvers Club Fresh man Football Intramural Basketball Out door Lsfe Mary Anne Msller T l-lsY SOS Beg Latsn Vsce pressdent G A A Sensor orsty Pep Club Booster Club Thespsans Mask and Gavel Sensor Play lntramural Volleyball Drsvers Club Councsl Eddse Jones HsY Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club Drsvers Club Lettermans Club Student Councsl Rep to State Student Councsl Conventson Spanssh Club Reserve Football Basketball Baseball Cross Country SOS Agatha Murphy S Booster Club Pep u G A A rs Hs Sensor orlty Ca et Teacher Jsm Jensen Freshman Football Basketball Outdoor Lsfe Drsvers Club Booster Club SOS Hs Y Intramural Basketball Cross Country Shop Asssstant Junsor Red Cross Ansta Nash Qusll and Scroll Perry News Staff Asssst ant Feature Edstor Representatsve to Re gsonal Englssh Exams Teachers Secretary Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club r Hs Y GAA Usherette at Commencement and Baccalaureate SOS Junsor Red Cross Sensor Play Usherette Anchor Staff Roger Ksnman Hs Y Secretary and Treasurer SOS Math Club Latsn Clubs Drsvers Club Junsor Red Cross Intramural Basketball Booster Club Mary Melsck Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusz Em Team Booster Club Pep Club GAA Secretary Intramural Volleyball Junsor Red Cross Representatsve F T A Vsce pressdent Sen sor orsty Beg Latsn Club Adv Latsn Club Secretary Trs Hs Y Secretary Model UN SOS Cadet Teacher Assocsate Edstor of Anchor Qusll and Scroll Dseter Kloth Phy Chem Adv Math Club Drsvers Club Booster Club Hs Y Talent Show 73 ' .sv was 'VW as Frank LeMaster Booster Club SOS FBLA Perry News Staff Bussness Manager Outdoor Lste I-l Y Ssgnpost Staff Drsvers Club Math Clubs Cathersne Pavey SOS Booster Club Pep Club Drsvers Cub Adv Latsn Club Trs HsY Sen r orsty Secretary .lr Red Cross Pressdent Teachers Secretary Delegate Chasrman to Model UN Perry News Staff Asssstant Edster Representatsve to IU Hsgh School Journalssm lnststute Commencement Ush erctte Qusll and Scroll I year at Manual Rschard Meser Donna Owens Band Orchestra Secretary of Band Jr Red Cross Pressdent Trs Hs Y Adv Latsn Club GAA Sensor orsty Thespsans Mask and Gavel Marlon County Band Clsnsc Sensor Play Booster Club Pep Club Lsbrarsan ln tramural Volleyball SOS Davsd Moffatt Intramural Basketball Golt Cross Country Varssty Baseball Spanssh Club HsY Math Clubs Outdoor Lste Booster Club Phy Chem SOS Jo Ann Lsford A Trs s Cha asn S Sensor orsty F B L A County Representa ts e to Jr Red Cross Booster Club Pep Club Lsbrarsan Ottsce Gsrl Intramural Vol Ieyball Captasn Speech Chosr Easter Sun rsse Servsce Tom Merklsn Outdoor Lste Drsvers Club Lettermans Club Hs Y Freshman Track and Basketball Speech Chosr Football and Basketball Man ager Baseball Head Manager Tennss I tramural Basketball SOS Booster Club Intramural Referee Carol Ryker Natsonal Honor Socsety Thespsans Booster Club Pep Club Junsor and Sensor Plays Treasurer Adv Latsn Club County and State Choral Festsval Operetta Secretary Treasurer ot Junsor and Sensor Classes Talent Show SOS Mask and Gavel Intra mural Volleyball Drsvers Club County and State Solo Contest Anchor Staff Qusll and Scroll Larry Leonhardt Booster Club SOS Math Clubs Wrestlsng Freshman Football Cross Country Tennss Golf Intramural Basketball Intramural Referee Juansta Pruett Sensor orsty Spanssh Club Pressdent of Qusll and Scroll FTA GAA Perry News Staff Thsrd Page Edstor Asssstant News Bureau Chsef for Teen Star Talent Show Drsvers Club T I-ls Y Cadet Teacher Sensor Play Usherette Booster Club SOS Pep Club James Marksbury HsY Outdoor Lsfe Drsvers Club Booster Club Intramural Basketball SOS Jr Red Cross Representatsve Nancy Schloemer Natsonal Honor Socsety DAR Good Csts zen Model UN sn New York Student Councsl Vsce pressdent of Spanssh Club usz Em Team T H Y Sensor orsty GAA FTA Jr Red Cross Drsvers Club Booster Club Pep Club Intramural Volley ball Regsonal Spanssh Contest SOS Cadet Teacher Assocsate Edstor ot Anchor Vale dsctorsan Qusll and Scroll Junsor Rsnq com msttee Sensor lnvstatsons commsttee Jsm Nathan SOS Booster Club Outdoor Lsfe Barbara Menges FHA GAA Intramural Volleyball SOS Booster Club Pep Club Trs HIY Sensor orsty Drsvers Club Regsonal Algebra Con test Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor row Jon Meyer Adv Ma htClub Outdoor Lste Letterman Club Football Wrestlsng Baseball 74 , . , ., .,.. , I I .1 I 1I 1 1- 1 1 1 ' ' 'r I r I I 1 r I l l 1 . 1 v , I soa 4,5 1 1 1 4 1 1 J Y ' - s - -1 1 I - 1 1 1 . 1 1 I ' 1 I A 1 A - -1 ' 1 1 I I 1 1 ' , . . . , ' , ' 1 ' I 1 - s , . . . . ,, , G.AI. ., I ' H'-Y, pl I , F.H.A., ,o.s., I - , .,.. , - V . , , r 1 r - i I I 1 1 ' . , , , 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' . rs- 1 - - .1 1 Choir, G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Beg. 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I I . , , s 1 ll' ll - ,f ' 1 Fred Magendanz Booster Club F F A Evelyn Sayers Booster Club Treasurer SGNIOY orlty JunIor Red Cross Representatlve Pep Club Oper etta Usherette Drlvers Club T H Y Spanlsh Club Junlor Play Usherette Teach ers Secretary Commencement and Bac calaureate Usherette GAA Intramural Volleyball SOS Phy Chem Anchor Sales Statt Ichard MCCormICk Band Orchestra Pep Band MId State Or chestra FestIval All County Band ClInIc All State Orchestra FestIval DISfflCf and State Solo and Ensemble Contests Football Baseball Wrestllng Intramural Basketball Lettermans Club HI Y Delegate to Model U N NatIonal Honor SOCIGTY Outdoor LIfe VIce presldent of Adv Math Club Phy Chem Vegetable Judgmg Team NJVGA ConventIon QuIz Em Team Beg Latln Club Student Councxl SOS Booster Club State Band Contest State Orchestra Con test Easter SUHFISE ServIce MerIt Scholar shIp FInalIst State Marchlng Contest ShIrley Ann Pnerce HA Presldent GAA T H Y S Senlor orIty Jack Nowlmg SOS Booster Club Barbara Routh Sec Treas of Phy Chem Booster Club Pep Club Orchestra Strung Ensemble Cholr StrIng Truo County Choral FestIval State and DIstrIct Solo and Ensemble Contests DIstrIct Spanrsh Contest GAA Intramural o eyball T HIY SenIor orlty SO SpanIsh Club Operetta Musucal REVIEW Senlor Play DrIvers Club Larry Ott Cross Country Track Tennls Outdoor LIfe Dnvers Club SOS Intramural Basketball Freshman Football and Track Jo ce Rosebrock Club Treasurer Senlor orlty Drnvers Club Booster Club Pep Club Teachers Secre tary OttIce GIrl Intramural Volleyball SenIor Play Usherette Joe Osborne Basketball HIY Natlonal Honor SOClefY Outdoor LIte VIce presldent Adv Math Club Presndent SOS Booster Club Let termans Club Lee Plunkett TrI HI Y GAA Senlor orlty Booster Club ChoIr MusIcal ProductIon I year at Tech 2 years at Brownsburg D3Vld Peay Boo ter Club HIY Outdoor Lute SOS Reserve Football Track Intramural Basket ball DrIvers Club Spanlsh Club Junlor Red Cross RosalIe SmIth S S Pep Club Booster Club G A Intramural Volleyball FBLA Treasurer TrI HIY Treasurer Student Councll Sen IororIty Otfuce GIrl F Teachers Secretary MIchael Maze Thesplans HIY Booster Club Mask and Gavel Intramural Basketball SOS JunIor Play Cross Country Lettermans Club DrIvers Club Melntta ReInacker GAA SenIor orIty Latm Clubs Intramural Volleyball MCUICII Booster Club Pep Club TrI HI Y LIbrarIan Anchor Sales Staff Don McClelland Phy Chem Presldent Math Clubs LatIn Clubs DrIvers Club Outdoor Llfe Club Speech Choxr Booster Club H Y SOS Delegate to Model U N Talent Show Mask and Gavel Lettermans Club Freshman Wrestllng and Track Wrestllng VarsIty Football and Track 5 1 T Q 1 I , ,' .' . 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' l l T I 1 ' 1 V 1 A 1 I ' i- . . . 1 1 1 1 . ., 1 1 1 1 .mt Mschael Pearcy Perry News Staff Page Two Edstor News Bureau Staff and Teen Star Reporter 2 years at Howe Carolyn Schnser Sensor orsty GAA Drsvers Club FBLA Booster Club SOS Pep Club FTA I tramural Volleyball Trs Hs Y Spanssh Club Harvey Rau Natsonal Thespsans Socsety Spanssh Club Mask and Gavel Booster Club Vsce press dent Pressdent of Junsor Class Outdoor Lute Pressdent ot SOS Junsor and Sensor Plays Wrestlsng Lettermans Club Student Councsl Representatsve to State Student Councsl Conventson Representatsve to ln dsana Student Legsslatsve Assembly Drsv ers Club Convocatson Commsttee Georgsa Reed SOS Booster Club Chosr Sensor orsty Jerry Pseper Lcttermans Club Outdoor Lute Hs Y Man ager for Football Team Baseball Booster Club Intramural Basketball Manager for Freshman Basketball Freshman Track Karen Shsrey Chosr County Choral Festsval Operetta Talent Show Booster Club Gsrls Quartet Asssstant Chosr Accompansst State Choral Festsval Fred Ruebeck Pressclent of Booster Club Edstor sn chsef ot Perry News Pressdent and Chaplasn t Hs Y Pressdent and Vsce pressdent of Mask and Gavel Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll Thespsans Math Clubs Talent Show MC Junsor and Sensor Plays Asssst ant Dsrector of l957 Junsor Play Com mencement Usher Phy Chem SOS Rep resentatsve and Senator to Purdue Student Legsslatsve Assembly Student Councsl State Sems fsnalsst sn Amerscan Legson Oratorscal Contest Optomsst lnternatsonal Speech Contests Marlon County Hs Y Councsl Pressdent sn l957 and Secretary General sn l956 of Model U N New Orleans and Csn csnnats NJVGA Judging Contests R gsonal Contests sn Algebra and Geometry Fsnalsst sn Natsonal Merst Scholarshsps and Natsonal Honor Socsety Scholarshsps Easter Sunrsse Servsce Drsvers Club Peggy Smsth Booster Club Pep Club Secretary SOS Spanssh Club FTA Pressdent Band O chestra Chosr County Band Festsval Coun ty Chosr Festsval State Chosr Festsval State Band Marchsng Contest Student Dsrector of Operetta Sensor orsty GAA Intra mural Volleyball Natsonal Honor Socsety Secretary Treasurer t Sophomore Class Cadet Teacher Orchestra Contest Kenny Ssmon Freshman Track SOS Booster Club Vsce pressdent of Spanssh Club Outdoor Lsfe Hs Y Beg Math Club Perry News Staff Qusz Em Team Cross Country Basketball Manager Track Intramural Captasn and Referee Speech Chosr Barbara Resener Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty Latsn Clubs Trs HIY GAA Intramural Volley b ll Medscss SOS Anchor Sales Staff Jerry Prsce Freshman Basketball and Football Outdoor Lsfe HsY Drsvers Club Booster Club ln tramural Basketball Cross Country Track Dons Totten S T HIY GAA Page a Chapter Booster Club Pep Club Drsvers Club Intramural Volleyball Captasn Phy Chem Sensor orsty charles Prsntz HIY Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club .lunsor Red Cross Mask and Gavel Latsn Club Lcttermans Club Student Councsl Foot ball Wrestlsng Track Dsana Surber Duck Snyder Football Wrestlsng Latsn Clubs Consul Math Clubs Drsvers Club Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club Lettermans Club SOS H Y Band Orchestra Edwsn Penn Latsn Club National Honor Socsety Chosr Accompansst Anchor Staff Qusll and Scroll Junsor Play Sensor Play Honors sn State Mussc Festsval Darlene Tharp Thespsans Secretary ot Mask and Gavel Contestant t Purdue Extemporaneous Speaksng Contest Junsor and Sensor Plays Commencement Usherette Sensor orsty Pep Club GAA Intramural Volleyball Booster Club SOS Lsbrarsan Jerry Trotter Student Councsl Pressdent Thespsans Mask and Gavel Vsce pressdent Junsor and Sen sor Plays HsY Band Pressdent and Stu dent Dsrector Pep Band Orchestra Dss trsct Solo Contest State Solo Contest Ma rson County Band Clsnsc All State Orches tra Festsval Mscl State Orchestra Festsval Latsn Club Math Club Sec Treas of Adv Math Club Booster Club SOS Phy Chem Qusz Em Team Model UN Drsvers Club State Band Contest State Orchestra Con test State Marchsng Contest Jansce Sensel A A r s F Sensor orsty F B L A Booster Club S O S Pep ub Teachers Secretary Speech Chosr Ronald Rasdall Intramural Basketball Booster Club Out door Lsfe Hs Y Carol Tabor Booster Club Pep Club GAA Sensor orsty SOS Lsbrarsan Larry Renaker Spanssh Club Booster Club Mask and Gavel Outdoor Lsfe SOS Lettermans Club Reserve Basketball Football Base ball Representatsve to lndsana Student Legsslatsve Assembly Drsvers Club Jansce Utterback Sensor orsty Pep Club Student Councsl F B L A Talent Show Intramural Volley b ll Oftsce Gsrl FTA Mask and Gavel Junsor Play Thespsans Teachers Secretary Cap and Gown Commsttee Sec of Spanssh Club Choral Club Anchor Staft Larry Whstaker Track Cross Country Intramural Basket ball SOS FFA Oftscer Booster Club Esther Spslman Booster Club Pep Club GAA Intramural Volleyball Sensor orsty S O S Lsbrarsan Fred Roller Outdoor Lste Drsvers Club Latsn Clubs Sprocket Jockeys Hs Y Booster Club Dscsa Whstney Rschard Radclsff SOS Booster Club Math Club Freshman Track Student Councsl Track Outdoor Lste Phy Chem Cross Country HsY In tramural Basketball Talent Show Speech Chosr Judy Ulrey Cheerleader SOS GAA T HsY Sen sororsty Sensor Play Pep Club Booster Club Anchor Staff Mask and Gavel lntra mural Volleyball Captasn Drsvers Club Thespsans Baccalaureate and Commence ment Usherette James Ta lor Y Outdoor Lste Booster Club HsY Drsvers Club 77 l' 3 . 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I ., Ts s-s-Y, .H.A., ' - ' , si . , I ,, , I , ., A cs , I 'N Booster Club, S.O.S., G.A.A., Spanish Club, af' ', , s K . . ., , v , It , . . ., . . ., rs - , - ' 1 ' ' xr ,I ,x Ronald Speedy Hi Y SOS Outdoor Life Math lub Booster Club Freshman Football and Track Intramural Basketball Drivers Club Perry News Statt Junior Red Cross Speech Choir Sue Utterback T HIY GAA Booster Club Medici: Pep Club Intramural Volleyball SOS J Red Cross Representative FBLA Choir Accompanist Girls Quartet Girls Trio Talent Show Operetta County Choral Fes tival District Solo and Ensemble Contest Senior ority Vice president Senior Play Usherette Adv Latin Club Drivers Club Teachers Secretary Larry Vehnekamp Hi Y Outdoor Life Adv Math Club Track Intramural Basketball SOS Booster Club Joseph Walters Booster Club FBLA Spanish Club Drlv ers Club Math Clubs Intramural Basket S on Vawter Freshman Basketball Football Reserve Bas ketball Tennis Wrestling Track Letter mans Club Math Clubs Booster Club H1 Y Outdoor Lite Drivers Club SOS William Wiese Jerry Redenbarger Freshman Football Intramural Basketball Outdoor Life SOS Booster Club Drivers Club Junior Red Cross Mary Kay Williams Editor in chief ot Anchor Quill and Scroll Junior and Senior Plays Thesplans Latin Clubs G A A Intramural Volleyball Cap tain Senior orlty Booster Club Pep Club F T A Program Chairman Phy Chem Membership Chairman Jr Red Cross Rep Teachers Secretary Talent Show MC Tr Hi Y Drivers Club Mask and Gavel Med SOS Commencement and Baccalau reate Usherette Speech Choir Frank Williams Vice president of Sophomore Junior and Senior Classes President ot Beg and Adv Latin Clubs Basketball Track Lettermans Club Booster Club Outdoor Life Hi Y Phy Chem Anchor Staff Perry News Staff Sports Editor Drivers Club Council David Sciscoe Wrestling Reserve Wrestling Drivers Club Hi Y Outdoor Lite Jon Temperly Football Outdoor Lite Spanish Club Drlv ers Club, Intramural Basketball S.O.S. Tennis, Booster Club Track Jerry Whitaker Outdoor Lite Drivers' Club Booster Club. Track Intramural Basketball, S,O.S. Jr, R d Cross David Williamson Beg. Latin Club, President, Spanish Club, S.O.S., Speech Choir Christmas Program, Booster Club, Band, Hi-Y, Junior Play, Mask and Gavel, Jr, Red Cross, Freshman Track, Thespians, Senior Play Make-up Jeanne Welle Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior- ority, Drivers' Club, F.H.A., S,O.S., Tri HI-Y, Band, Majorette, Intramural Volley- ball, State Marching Contest, District Twirl- ing Contest Jerry Tracy Football, All-County and All-Conference, Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms, Outdoor Life, S.O.S., Math Clubs, Booster Club, Model UN., Track, Drivers' Club Council, Intra- mural Basketball 78 Bvll Shelburn Outdoor Llfe Dlrvers Club Band Orches tra Booster Club SOS Claudla Whute SOS T HIY Booster Club Teacher Secretary Offlce Glrl Paul Voland Booster Club SOS Outdoor Llfe Pres: dent Math Clubs Hn Y Drlvers Club Freshman Basketball Baseball and Track Baseball Golf Tennns Wrestling Cross Country Intramural Basketball Captain In tramural Referee Joan Wasson ooster Club G A A F B L A T I-ll Sec Treas P p Club S O S Senior orlty Intramural Volleyball Drivers Club Choir Talent Show Jim Wellhammer Booster Club Drlvers Club Outdoor Life Adv Math Club Phy Chem Vlce presldent Captaln f Lettermans Club Football Track Intramural Basketball SOS Peggy West Trl HI Y Vlce presndent G A A Intramural Volleyball Booster Club Pep Club SOS L A Senlor orlty Cholr Glr s Truo Mlxed Quartet Talent Show Operetta County and State Choral Festival Dlstrlct Solo and Ensemble Contest Jr Red Cross Wllllam Schultz Baseball Outdoor Llfe Sec Treas I-IIY Mask and Gavel Drlvers Club Booster Club SOS Intramural Basketball Fresh man Track Jacquellne Young Pep Club Booster Club GAA Senior or ty FBLA Quxll and Scroll Treasurer Perry News Staff News Bureau Editor Cor respondent to lndlanapolls Times and Teen St r SOS Intramural Volleyball FTA Usherette for Junior Play Cadet Teacher Charles Dunlgan Dale Stuby George Wolf Booster Club Dnvers Club Outdoor Llfe HIY Intramural Basketball and Referee Speech Choir Reserve Wrestling Cross Country Freshman Basketball Football and Baseball SOS David Weber Phy Chem Math Clubs Drlvers Club Out door Life Mask and Gavel Sprocket Jock eys Talent Show Booster Club Band Or chestra Pep Band Mud State Orchestra Festival Dlstruct Solo Contest Marlon County Band Cllnlc State Marching and Band Contests . . ., ri '-- , , 's I r 1 T 1 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I ' B s , . , ., . . . ., VI -Y, .- ., e , g. , .I, - I , I I I ' 0 ' I I , , , . . . .- I . - , I b I 4' FB. . ., ' - ' , ' , ' I ' ' , I A - -I I ' 1 I 4 A 'I ' I I -.-- I ' I I a , . . ., I , . . ., I I I I I I - 1 1 I I T I I I I - 1 1 T ' , , ' . www Ax v '1 ,A ani , ,iw wal 'W av' 9 '17 Busx X c ll Junior Sensor Prom cliss rlnqs Junior purtles lhesc a lust a w of the mm uctlyufnes or which The Junior Class officers ire responsnble The duties are very ably Der formed by Bob Williams Prcslclenl Brmwn Vncc prcsudent an Ann Rlchwrds Secretary Treasurer The Junior Class and The officers ire looklnq forward To one remain an year 11 S H S Abell James Adams Ronnuc Ahlbrlnd Sondra Allen Tom Anderson l-larrlet Ashmwn Jerry Asknn Roherfu Avery Blll Billard l.1Donn1 B 1rlow J imes Barlow Pitrlcm Barnes Nwncy Bartley Annabel! Benedict Charles Bertel Sandra Black Palsy Blankenschuen Allen Blaylock Rlchdrd Bockes, Wllmw Bond, Nathun Bostlc, l-larry Boswell, Linda Branch, Douglu Brolclenbauqh, Thomas Tan, Bl Brown, Florence Buns, Dennns Bullman, John Cwmlc, Joyce Cmrnlne, Ruth Chltwoocl, Carolyn Church, Mdrllyn CI1rk, lanuce Cleary, Thomas Clements, Dune Cohron, Rrcharzl Cohron Sandra Coleman Belly Compton Mary Conder Ronson Conner Ronald Conover Shirley Cook Llnda Cook Pau Coombs Kay Cooper Sharon Cowden Peggy C sf Bull Cross Shlrley Cummings M urvxn Curtls James Darland Sandy Darnell Fred Davns Larry Davis Martha Dean Nlna Deckard Wayne Dennerllne Barbara Dennis John Dual Steve D d Dowden Doris Drake Sylvia Dudley Janet Duncan Barbara Duncan Joy Dusung Daniel Ellns George Elslon Velda Efhrldge Sandra Eustace Retha Everlnng Clarence Farber Phil Fewell Terry Fusher Jane Folkenlng Edmund Forf Lawrence Forfner Helen Frntsche Jackue Fulkerson Duck Gales Nuna George Anna Goebel Tom Gorman Mirlorle Graber Karen Gravelle Joan Gray Marilyn Gray Paul Green Richard Guerrunl Sandra avi .7 4 was J pn 1 mom nw J 'I' J 1 N 1: wg: ,K ,..f an Y 1? 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SE 82 L -Q A, vm if 'fi F X Y 'I X , z 'WI' X? .wg npton Don mm Geraldine nrrls Curtis rlwrrls Edwin H wugh Ruta l-lerrlnga Deanna -lerrmga Edward Held Karen Henzman Bruce Hoaglind Jackle John Rlchard -lolman Richard Hubbell Hudson Hunt D1 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jarrett Jenkuns Johnson Johnson Carl Martha ane Darlene Linda Mikel Vernon Tom Melvm Robert Johnston am Kennedy Roseann Kung Boyd Kung Harold Klnley Harland Kurtley Susan Knebel Jean Koehrn Sharon Kottkamp Marllyn Krohnc Marllyn Lahmann Jerry Lavenqood Mary Lee Don Lee Vnrquma Llmbach Martha Loschkv Ron Lovelace Sharon Lyons Richard McClure Judlth McDonald Rayrnon Malone Rnchard Manny Louise Marlen Edward Marlln Beyerly Mayyulle Maxine Merednth Rodger Meyer Mary Meath Nancy Muller Sherell Mmk Janet Mnfchell Duane Mntchell, Sandra Moody Lynda Moore Dennus Morrls Danucl Motz Paul Mullen Lorena Murphy Gilbert Nlchols Kathleen Nuederauer Nancy Nolte Marilyn Orme Candy Osborn Norbert Outcalt Leonard Park Charles Patton Suemma Perkins Thornton Perry Allan Peters Linda Peterson Ronald Phelps Patrlcxa e Bnl Planker Johanna Plummer Robert Poad Fred Quack Norma Ratllff Verne Rebane George Redrnon Jack Reese John Rice Robert Rich Melya Rlcha rds Anne Rivera Albert Roessler Paul Rosebrock Donna Sampson Charles Scales Kay Scearce George Schloemer Jackie Schneuder Bully Schultz Mary Lu SClffCS Gordon Scott Nancy Seitz, Charles Shaffer, Shirley Shay, Pat Shearin Mary Ruth Shelley, LeRoy Siekerman, Monty Smith, Kay Snider, Judi Spade, Thomas Sperlich, Judy Stephenson, John Stokes, Sylvia nv ,N 17',c 'U-s. 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Toctcl Roherti 'lomwmxchel Ldrry Tomey Sue Turner Ronnie Turner Sonzlra Tuttle James L s Wnlll ww V n Wlnl4lL lucy Vchllnq Batty Wecldle Jucllth Weqchoft Dtye Wehr Wlllltnt XNendllnq Donwlzl Whyte Elilne Wflclacrsham Paul Wilcox Donna Wullnms Don Vwllnms Robert Watson Cwrol Wllscnn Chwrlcs Wnnclle Lwrry Windsor Ronnie Wlnlclemeler Llnclw Woerner Jick Wfoolrlflqe lorry Wycotf Phyllls Ku ll Fltlxx ttet Kirld Fltzwiter one of the hap :lest c en: ics rs tn C unlor ss will lonq be rernem lwereft for her pleasant personallty 'md wxnnunq srnnle To some people Kirli becomes only w purt of the cold statistics of hlghwwy Llctths lzut to her frlends und loved ones her dcith mewns 1 great loss The Cldsses tn which she fnrttclpatccl seem a little empty wnct the hills are 1 little less friend ly wlthout her wurm smile New students 1t Souttport are Connlz fvroll Donna Vvhlteford Molly Mullls Judy McBride Ronald Alexanzler Wlnltorcl l-lunlcy Stdnley Martln Carolyn Vtfebb Jcrrx Martin Carol Pierson and Betty Brown Second Giant Step When the sophomores entered Southport, they nmmednately felt the dsfference between bernq the oldest at the Junuor l-ltqh and the youngest at the Sensor Hloh. As the year progressed, they became a more dlstlnet part of the Southport family with each actlynty In whlch they partnclpated, This year the Sophomore Class officers, sponsor, and plannunq com- mlttees deylsed a unloue party for the sophomores. The theme was Sprung Festival. The officers shown with their sponsor are: Tom Brewer, Presndentj John Prnee, Vlceapresxdentg and Sue Gardner, Secretary-treasurer. 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