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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.
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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
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