Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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?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- -

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'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'