Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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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

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,,.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. Gordon Graham, Carol Ryker, Floyd Wilson, and Kathy Nichols played the leading parts, and they were supported by the members of the vocal music department. lo Show Business