Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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The people who guided and instructed us in the events of learning will be remembered here. Those many happenings which in- fluenced our thoughts and decisions will not be for- gotten, and the activities which helped to develop our social attitudes and ideas are here for reminiscing. Yes, we the seniors of Southport wish to place this book as a lasting momento of . . . THIS IS OUR LIFE. .- as m Q. As Mr. George, Perry Township Trustee, looks over the plans for the finished gym, we ask the question, will we be the first Senior class to be graduated from the new building? The new gym, when completed, will ac- commodate 8,5OO and will have facilities for swimming, basketball, track, and classrooms for shop and music. Between ll:l5 and l2:45, the busiest place at Southport is the cafeteria. Covering the first floor of the new wing, the new cafeteria and kitchen provide us not only with good food, but also a pleasant, cheery, atmosphere. Two lines and a staggered lunch schedule permit almost l,OOO students and our faculty to be served efficiently and quickly. Anewevzofliifin Appearing in the picture to the left are Mr. C. C. Leedy and Mr, Francis Schuster at the dedication of the new gymnasium, which is to become a part of Southport High School in the very near future. As Sophomores we looked forward to joining clubs, going to soc-hops, and attending the many special eventsg among them, the dances, the sports contests, and most important of all, our annual class party, which was held in March. Now as our Sophomore year draws to a close, we anticipate our Junior and Senior years with eagerness and confidence. lUpperl The beginning typing classes learn the basic rules of typing and put these rules into practice as they would in any office. tLowerl Vent, vidi, vici, quote the students of the Latin classes. fl came, l saw, I conquered.J Mrs. Majors is the teacher of all the Latin students. T 1915 lf our lqfe of Sophomore! A subject taken by most stu- dents lmelore graduation from high school is biology. This course in- cludes the study ol leaves and in- sects, and dissecting of worms, frogs, and grasshoppers. The teachers of this course are Miss Blanche Penrod and Mr. Chauncey McDaniel, The Sophomore party was held in the gym on March seventh this year. Mrs. Guyer, our sponsor, se- lected the following committee chairmen: Invitation, Melinda Polfenbargerg Decorations, Nancy Brier, Entertainment, C l a u d i a Kidd, Refreshments, Pat Wall, and Cleansup, Dan VVoerner. The class chose Summer In Bermuda as lhe theme. Q-35 This if our li e This IS our lnfe as Juniors with our eyes on the future we worked zealously at becomeng upper class men and taklng on greater responsebulutues The Juniors were well represented an the academnc fue as well as In all sports and extra curricular ac tlvntles Tradltlon also gave us the excutang but wearusorne task of plannung the Junior Senror Prom e year l959 nnscrubed on our class rungs made us eagerly look forward to the day when we would be the leadung students at Southport Consxderung the success which we achieved Junlors and the determlnatuon and efficiency with whnch we carried out our prolects we are lookung forward to a very rewardung sensor year an M7'lZ.01 .f One of the highlights in the life of every junior and senior is the night of the Junior- Senior Prom. For the past three years this gala event has taken place at the Indiana University Medical Center with Ralph Lillard and his orchestra furnishing the music. KDRUMBEATSM Erie shadows, floating hands, and shrill screams created the weird atmosphere for the three act Junior Play, Drumbeats by Howard Reed. A half-ruined mansion on a desolate stretch of swamps houses the mysterious comedy when a rich old man suddenly disappears and a mon- ster, an apparition, and a black hand start the family and a strange doctor in search of a magic stone. . CAST lN ORDER OE APPEARANCE Celeste ..... Sheldon Harley Jules ....... . Nancy Scott Edward Marien Don Hampton Mrs. Oakley .. Judi Sperlich Mrs. Gillette . Eugenia Bowles Amelia Gillette Newton Cooper Dr. Cameron . Paula Bally .. Monster ..... Special Effects Director ..... Janet Dudley Karen Graber Roberta Askin . . ....... Paul Cook Mikel Jackson . ....... Nancy Niederauer Terry Fewell . . . Kenny Sutton, Ron Conner Mr. Thomas Jett An event anticipated yearly by every Junior is the purchasing of the class rings. Appearing below are the members of the com- mittee which chose the design for the rings for the class of 59 . This is our life as Seniors . . . enioying our class party, choosing our invitations, selecting our caps and gowns, and electing our class officers. At baccalaureate and graduation we come to the realization that this is the last time we will be together as a class. With mixed emotions, we look back remem- bering our feelings of insecurity as Sophomores, of as- surance as Juniors, and the finality of it all as Seniors, and look ahead wondering as we end this chapter of our life at Southport High School and begin another with all the varied anticipations of the future. VALEDICTORIAN One of the high honors bestowed upon any senior was claimed this year by Louise Manny, valedictorian, class of l958. Lou, as she is known to her friends, acquired this high honor as a result of having achieved the highest scholastic average over a seven semester period. She was also rated very high in personality and activities. The faculty and student body chose her as the student to receive the DAR. Good Citizen Award for 1958. Before coming to Southport, Lou spent two years at Charlotte, North Carolina, where she received high honors in addition to those achieved here. Thi! if our lzfe 1-. Q' in 2. l E' UIQ, :L , .m if to s ii. i :xiv 1 . axe, 2 Jli it af fy M 454 Q ff ,N .TQ Tim Lf our lz . . 7 Anne .. .... Judi Sperlich Joan ................ Janet Dudley Betty MacDonald .. Marilyn Kottkamp Don MacDonald ......... Ed Marien Howard ......... Claire Fessenden .. Roger .,........ Claud ..,,..,.... Mrs. Walter's Harry . . Ed Folkening .. Karen Graber .. Phil Farber . . .. Mike Jackson . . . . Terry Fewell New-Motor Marvin ....... Paul Cook Lyda ........... Jim .... .. Bee, Gee . , Salsie .,..... Kitsie ......... Lesley Arnold . Margo ....... Phil ..... Delia ...... Mr. Curtis .. Mrs. Curtis .. One of the special music organizations at Southport is the Singing Miss Garvey Strings under the leadership of Bill Schmalfeldt. HONIONS IN THE STEW In dramatics, to be wished good luck is bad luck for an actor. Instead, the Senior Play co-sponsors, Mr. Thomas Brethauer and Miss Sue Burris told the cast, Don't break a leg. This seemed to work because this was one of the most successful plays ever presented at Southport. Where hearts were high and fortunes low, and- ONIONS IN THE STEW describes the island life of the Mac- Donald family, where everything seems to backfire. Betty MacDonald is faced with some unusual and uproarious com- plications in this life along with the problems of two boy- crazy, teen-age daughters, They are at the painful stage where they put on lipstick to gather driftwood and are always coming up with mysterious ailments to avoid their homework-such as non-focusing eyes, or aching toenails. To them the dating problem on an island is the most disastrous ever. Their gloom makes life even more miserable for their mother, yet in the midst of the humorous difficulties and despair, the family finds a special value in the life they created-one they would not trade for anything in the world. lO Barbara Dennerline Monty Siekerrnan .. Carmen Collins .. Sondra Turner . . . . Nancy Scott . Marilyn Krohne Shirley Cross . . . . Nate Bond . . Judy Weddle ,.... Allen Perry ... .. Kay Scales Nancy Niederauer . . filled with Momentour Event! I speak for Democracy, but I am not alone. Men have spoken for democracy for 5,000 years, says John Price, the winner of the Voice Of De- mocracy contest, which is sponsored by the Cham- lter of Commerce, The contestants wrote and presented their own speeches upon the advantages of a democracy. Tape recordings of the two winning speeches will be sent to the state contest. Shown here is Dr George Arndt, sponsor, pre- senting the awards to John Price, in first place, and Ed Folkening, the runner-up in the contest. A B Cs of Sewing was the theme for the fashion show this year, Through the courtesy of Mrs. Marjorie Smith and three of her Home Economics sewing classes the girls of Southport and their mothers were treated to a preview of year-round fashions, The past four years have been filled with en! joyment and satisfaction for these six talented girls. They are known throughout the area of Central lndlana as the Novelnotes. The group was organized in their freshman year under the direction of Mr. Schrnalfeldt. They soon lmegan singing for school dances, church or- oanizations, radio and television programs, and many other outside activities Recently the girls have had special arrangements of popular hits made especially for them, one of which gave them their third first in the state contest. Ready with a smile and a song are Peggy Cowden, Sondra Turner, Marilyn Kottlcamp, Ruth Ann Carnine, Cindy Orme, and Darlene Jackson. The Novelnotes are accompanied by Kathy Nichols. fs ij. 4 Ox 5,44 fe -'ts 'T 'T Many of the student's talents are re- vealed in the Talent Show, sponsored by the G. A. A. under the guidance of Mrs. Lucille Miller. The students perform before the student body and P. T. A. The awards are presented to the students according to the decisions of the judges, composed of teachers and students. Last year Melvin Gaston and Janice Utterback captured first place with a piano duet, Mike Jackson placed second with a pantomime, and The Four Bermudas, a boy's quartet consisting of Doug Brown, Frank Williams, John Al- vord, and Dick Snyder, won third place. These four girls appearing in this picture sang Me and My Teddy Bear in the con- test. They are Rhonda Taylor, Janice Gra- ham, Beverly Bush, and Judy Bishop. T 1913 zk our lie r'1 LATE TT LE T GF .H.S. Two of the acts which hi hli hted the i957 t I g g a ent show were a dance number by Carol Pierson and Joyce Gillespie and a marimba duet consisting of Lurea Eaton and Linda Wade all around .fcllool Spurs, boots, and guns all contributed to the humor ot the entertainment at the annual Sweater Swirl. A record pantomime of the ex- periences ot Wyatt Earp was presented by five senior girls, Those who participated were: Deanna Heer- inga, Susan Kirtley, Patty Thomas, Martha Limbach, and Wilma Bockes. OEL . OEL . . One of the activities in which everyone participates is decorating the school for Christmas, Nancy Niederauer and Lonnie Beck are doing their part by painting a Christmas scene on the blackboard in room 26. illlll INDIE 'ISM IBI iii IQIHIK lnlll WIRE 'r ?'w ' I. .. .. . ,4 n xhnw v lfllll 1+ gn Hills Ima illlll Ulm illlr QISIII 352292 GSE!!! qui? mm ' aging sllhli ' 1 li!!! . 4 lllll Sill! HIV! SHI! I Ill ll ll -g , F , x ,Q A 'F-' 95 me lf, - 'G ' 1,1 at f , N , 5 Z A , x I i i A1 4' Q wks' 'ig xi: mg fgniifm me ig fe ,A Q- - 5. 5 5 Z . Q ,Q 1 THE HOP ,, , Woodworking is just one phase ot shop work. These hoys, shown working on wooden howls, are also instructed in foundry, sheet metal, and bench metal work, in the Clem oom D lUppcrl These dramatic students are busily en- gaged in learning make up techniques and production work as part ot their program. lLowerl Lessons in hornemaking olter many vantages for home economics girls. They receive struction in etiquette, food preparation, sewing, child care. ad- IH AVN This if our lie Many people of the Southport area take part in making the annual Easter Sunrise Service the success that it is. Appearing in the picture at the left are Howard Brown and Richard Fox. Below are Carol Ryker, Peggy Brown, and Anita Graber. N N UAL EASTER SERVICE Once a year the churches and schools of Perry Township convene for the Annual Easter Sunrise Service held in the Southport High School gymnasium, The students of Southport act out the Resurrection, which is the theme of this service. Vocal music is presented by the choirs of adults, students, and children. Organ music is provided by the Reverend Curt Davis. This year marked the 2lst year that the Sunrise Service has been held. Miss Penrod is chairman of the Sunrise Service committee. I6 of Sp ml zflffllifllflff Hail the queen' f-or queens as the cme is -nt the May Dance, which is held each year in honor of all the Spring sports According to custom, the sopho- mores choose A queen for her per- sonality, the iuniors choose one for her beauty, and the seniorb choose one for her service, The queens who reigned last May were Artith Bright, personality, Anne Richards, beauty, and Peggy Smith, service. The girls in the court were Judy Mullis, Madelyn Enders, Sandy Dnrland, Diane Hunt, Peggy Brown, and Mary Lu Gardner. IGHT TO REMEMBER QQ: QQ? lazk zk our lqfe is The juniors, in formal attire, act as ushers and Florence Brown, Marilyn Church, and other mem ushcrcttes at the Commencement exercises. Mrs. bers of the choir are adjusting their robes in pre Robins receives A program from Jane Fisher as paration tor their participation in the commence Steve Dial prepares to greet some new arrivals. ment exercises. CE I LIFETIME amd fmez ll Commencement For the final time in this building, and for the last time as a class, the Seniors of Southport are hon- ored at their commencement exercises. As they march down the aisles, each one receives his diploma, which symbolizes the twelve years of training that he has received. As this class of Seniors depart from the halls of Southport, they embark on a new life of responsibilty. GREAT EXPECTA1 ION S 35-' fl ' eople zzz our L1 0 Throughout lute many of our ictuons are deter mmed by the vntluences of our acquauntances The truends made durrng umporhnt place be descrnbed un the the guft of God ind them Our friends but also our tewcher our years at Southport hold 1 very our memorues never to be or words of South A true trrend He only who made heirts can unite conslst not only of other students S and advisers who do their best To lead us down the rught path of lute O I 1 1 l ' ' Q in ' ,, f - gotten, Perhaps the true meaning of a friend can best ' , is . I L c . Jo 'Wk -ui OUR PRIN CIP L ln the last twenty years as principal of Southport High School Mr. C. C. Leedy has observed many changes and improvements. One of the greatest of these is the remarkable growth in population of Perry Township which has ne- cessitated a continuous building program to keep pace with our every growing needs in schools. As a conse- quence we have met that need by erecting some of the finest school faciilties in this area of the State of ln- diana. lncluded in these facilities are not only many new schools but Roosevelt Stadium and the new gym with a swimming pool. Another of his major accomplishments was secur- ing our admittance to the North Central Association. Always interested in the progress in the school and the betterment of the pupils is our principal . . . Mr. Leedy. GIRLS' DE BOYS' DEANS There is one very outstanding person, Miss Blanche Penrod, the Dean of Girls, who could not be left out of the memories of the students of Southport. Her chief duty as dean is counseling with the girls who need advice. She has helped many a girl over one of the great stepping stones during their scholastic life at S. H. S. Miss Penrod is very understanding and admired by all who come in contact with her at school. She is a very busy person around the school spon- soring the Medicii, Senior-ority, and the Sprocket Jockeys. She is also general chairman for the Christmas program and the Easter Sunrise Service. 22 Mr. Walter Kellam, a soft-spoken but enthusi- astic Dean of Boys, is a well-known man at S. H. S. He is well-fitted for his work as counselor of the boys and chairman of the Senior Guidance Committee. As chairman, he interviews students relative to their school work and eligibility for graduation. He heads our Girl's Pep Club, which has been recognized throughout the state and nation in the Teen Magazine. Mr. Roger Ratliff, our other Dean of Boys, has also become a familiar figure around the school in these past two years at Southport. Among his duties are taking care of attendance, counseling, and disciplining students. Mr. Ratliff heads the Boys' Cheer Block, which was originated last year. Everyone will agree that these two men have performed their duties excellently. -4' ALICE W. BLACK A. B. Imilnlm Central Lnlwmry Scum-ucv THOMAS BRETHAUER B. 5, Im1u.m.1 Unlxcrxsfw Slum-du, Dmmntlcs Sgmnwr of Jr. 8. Sr PMN5 SUE BURRIS B 5 Huilcl Unmcvslfy llaqllxh Smmsor of lr, Zi. Sr Plays CARL BRADEN H 5. Bmlvl Umxcvxllx Social Silldlvs Iinxkvtlmll Cgmch MARY BARR A, I3 BMI 51.110 Oulil 8. Sunil loulnnlssm, fnqlmh Pony Nvws RICHARD DART H A, Mmyxlllv Cullum' M, A, Hall Bmw Hlmhmry, fnqllsh Chvss Clulm R ADVISORS FACULTY . 1 9, ,,., A V, t. Af S X1 1 . FACULTY JESSIE COPSEY A. B. Whltworth College Future Teachers of Arnertcn I-leud of Englrsh Department WILLIAM EATON S lndnnu Cen rw M S Butler Unrwerslty Enqllsh HELENJ CHANDLER A B Butler Unlversty Honor Soctety Hcwcl of Socml Studues Depurtrnent WILLIAM EREDENBERGER S lnd1n1 Cen rw Physleul EUUCHIIOV1 Baseball ELEANOR GUYER A I3 I-lwnover I-lead of Mathernwtucs Depzrtment Admneed Mmth Club Sponsor of Sophomore Cl1ss BERT G HAVILAND B S Indrana Centml Outdoor Lute Club Soflwl Studies CLORIA HILEIKER B S lnrlranu Central Typtnq EDWIN V KRAUSE A B Indra a Central M S Butler University So nl Studres Golf GLADYS FISHER A B lndnma Cont ul Spunlsh Spinlsh Club Trl Hr Y REX LEWIS Muth Science LUCILLE MILLER lndnna St Phvsrcil Educwtlon GAA Sponsor of Junior Clrss ELWOOD MILLER lnctr1n1 SM e M A Indnnw Untverslty Head of Busnness Depwrtmcnt Sponsor of F B L A Athlctrc Publrcuty MARY C MARSHALL A B lndlwnd Centml M A New Mexico Htqhlinrls UHIVCTSIIY Gmduwte work IN Ltlvriry Sclcnce lndnru Untversrty Lubmry Ser ncc Englrsh Llhrwrv EARL MCCORMICK A M A Purclue Llnlxersl Aqrlculture Chemistry Future Farmers of Amertca ELSA S MAJORS B S NA A Butler Unrvers y Lwttn Anchor Latin Clubs 24 B. . . I t .I . . I ' . I 3. I. . t rl U . . n . . . ' I rf B, A. Indiana Central A. B. - I 1 atc B. S. I . .t B. S. ., . f ty . ., I . . It FACULTY RAY LINSON Rwll lncu Irnl s MARJORIE SCI-INEPF B S Purdue Umvcrmtx Futuu Homcmukcrs of Amcrncw Home Economrcs JACK MORGAN Bull bt Bu mvss Athl tics BETTY STEVENS B S Iminni Unlvgrslfy BUSlI'lCQS Clcrlcwl ccrdwry STUART MACKISON B M A Indnnw Umvcran Buslnces Educwtlon Shorthiml H1 Y MARY REED B S Unrvcrslfy Enqlnsh Jumor Rod Cross EVERETT W SWANK B S IH Educatnon lmdma Ccntral Mwfhnmwflc R crvc Biskctlnll Buunrwlng Math C' MARJORIE SMITH B S Purdue Umvqrsrty Homu Economucs I CHAUNCEY MCDANIFL S Indnni Umvusr Dnrvcrs Trmmng Broloqy Alhlvtlc Drivers. ub BLANCHE WINANS A B Munn College Ar JOHN MASON S Indmnu S Mochmrcwl Drwwmg NELLE WEAVER B I S 1 c BLISIYNSS School Troisurcr BILL SCI-IMALFELDT B M Butler Umvcrsnty Jordm Conscrvwtory Onrcctor of MUSIC C ELLIS ROBINS A B ImIr1n1 Confrwl Sensor Cluss Sponsor Chemistry Physics B. S. . State I -. . Art. B. S. . E atc A. ., . . . . 'ty A. ., M. . Butler NI. an Edugnteon Indnarqa Unwersity il' A . A .uh F. 1, A, B. . . . - ty - E' -5, ' ' Cl .t . . . B. . . . Into B. S. nl t.t SENIGRS Wrh the help of M Robuns our class sponsor we Seniors after 1 second electron due to the Illness of our Pres: dent Bull Brlttan elected Jack Woerner, President Robert Wnllrams Vice Pres: dent and Sandy Darland Secretary Treasurer ff' Suv 1 sl 5' uv' vs. ji' 'f'3P nl' W-'sfasrg James Abell booster Club Footbull Outdoor Lufe FFA lntrwmuril Basketball Roberta Askun 1nlsh Club Trl H Y c o Qual Ind Scell Mask and Gwvel Thespnns Scnlor orlty Junior Play GAA lntrimurwl Vol leyb1llC'iDt1lr1 Anchor SMH Perry News Etlllor Slgnpost Editor Boostrr Club cp u: Red Cross Drivers Clu Secr twrlat Staff Ronald Adams FFA Booster Club lntrurnurwl B1skclb1ll Harnet Anderson Pep Club SD1nlsh Club Misk ind Givcl AA r HIY Booster Club Speec Choir Thomas Allen Wrlma Bockes Chefrlr-wder Q :ll and Scroll Perry News Stuff Pep Club GAA Senror only Booster Club Drlvers Club Meducu Beg 'md Adv Lwtln Clubs lntr1rnuralVolleyb1Il Junror Pluy Usherettc Junior Ring Committee Pep Club Councnl Douglas Branch Cross Country Truck Booster Club Phy Chem Adv Math Club HI Y Outdoor Lute Drnvers Club Boys Pep Club lntmmuml Bwuetball Jr Red Cross lnda Boswell Euster Sunrise Servuce Choir Srnnlsh Club Pep Club Mask 'md Gavel Speech Choir Booster Club Jerry Ashman Sondra Ahlbrand Pep Club Booster Club Senror orlty lntrw n1ur1l Volleylnll Treas of GA A Spmlsh ub Manllcu Drlvers Club Mnorette cnlor Plwy Usherctte F T A F B L A rn HI Y Texclter s Secretiry Cl'11rles Benedict Bind Pep Bind Orchestrw MadSt1te O chcstr! Fcstlv1l Mtrlon County Bmrl Clnnnc St1te Mvchlng 1nd Band Contests Choir lntrwmuril B1sketb1ll Reserve T ick HI Y Drlvcrx Club Booster Club Nwncy Burnes Pc: Club Spmnsh Club GAA Booster Club Allan Bl1nkenscl'1aen Booster Club lntmmurul Busketbwll Junior Rel Cross Florence Brown Pep Club Booster Club Choir Hwrry Bostuc VICL Pres ot N1tron1l Honor Socrety Pres ot F B L A Plwtogrwher tor Anchor und Perry News Booster Club Grrls Pep Club o s Pep Club na s o St1te M1 Contest Sandra Bertel FBLA Senior ornty Spmlsh Club Sec of Stuclent Council Anchor Staff GAA J Red Cross Booster Club Pep Club lntrw mur1l Vollcylnll Delegate to State Student Councll Canventnon John Bultman Mary Compton Perry News Stott Qu ll Ind Scroll F BLA Pcp Club Booster Club Teen Stwr porter GAA lntramural VolIeyb1ll Sen lor oruty Dennrs Buns Duane Clements F B L A F T A Senior Plwy Usherette Senior oruty Ottnce Practice Te1chers Sec rc wry Jrnrslr ub r Hn Y G Booster Club Pep Club lntramunl Volley 11 ec ross rivers Club Secr t1rl1t Stuff A S ewage IJ Q-1'7 Q45 at fi 5-W-4? M-Q 45? J 1' mg T! f:all ' 1112 af---vu rf-'ff 2g ,... James Barlow 'J Patricia Barlow Nathan Bond Pres. ot PhyCl1em, Hr-Y, Model LJ.N,, Booster Club, Beg. and Adv, Math, Mask and Gavel, Senior Play, Democracy Contest, Chess Club, Speech Chour, Boys' Pep Club, Sandra Cohron Sngnpost Staff, F.B.L A., Sensor-onty, F,H.A., Perry News Stott. 27 S ...,, E , .F :QSM t X QQ Q X -Q Q A . 6 V 'nd' . 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Paul Cook Sharon Cooper ooster Club, Pep Club, G, ,A,, Senior ori y, In ramural oeyball, Talent Shows Committee, F.B.L.A. Ronson Condor Shirley Cross ec, - , . . ,L,A, Mask 'sn Gavel, -nlor-ority, Talent Show, J . Red Cross Rep, GA A., Easter Sunrise Serv ice, 5D.CCI'1 Choir, Senior PI1y, Thespians, T:1cher's Secretiry, Peo Club, Booster Club, lntr::mur1I Volleyball William Crist re,. of Lettermen, Pres. of Outdoor ite, ootball, eq, am Anv. Ma 1, Reserve Track, Reserve Wrestling, Christmas Paq- eant, Boys' Cheer Block, Booster lub, i illcil, H-Y, Latin Club, Senior 1 . Kay Coombs G.A.A., Senior-ority, Beq. and Adv, Math, Sec. Treas, F,T.A., Phy Chem, Booster Club, Pep Club, Drivers' Club, Spanish Club, ln- tramuml Volleyball, Band, Orchestra, l.U. Band Day, State Marching Contest, State Concert Contest, Marion County Band Fes- tival, Marion County Band Clinic. Steve Dial Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Track Booster Club, Hi-Y, Outdoor Lite, Letter- men, Vice-Pres, of Drivers' Club, Coma mencemcnt Usher, Boys' Pep Club. 28 Carmen Collsns D 3 ycwrs it C1mbr1dge Csty l d Student Dsrector of B1nd Orchestra FBLA Ts HsY Sensor orsty Sensor Plsy Ottsce Gsrl Booster Club ansel Dussng Outdoor Lste Spdnssh Club Lstsn Club Hs Adv Msth Phy Chem Chess Cu Boostcr Club Boys Cheer Block Intr1 mur1l Bssketbill Barbara Dennerlsne Booster Club Pep Club FTA GAA tramursl Volleyball T HsY Sensor orsty Medscss Drsvers Club Sec ot Spmssh Club Cwdet Teucher Sensor Plsy Speech Chosr Lawrence Fort HIY Phy Chem Booster Club lntr'smur1l Bwskctlnll Drsvcrs Club Outdoor Lste Peggy Cowden Per y News Cub Ststt Gsrls Sextet Sensor ors y Boostcr Club FTA Stste Solo and Enscmble Contests County Choral Mussc Festsvil Pep Club Trs Hs Y Chosr Spsnssh lu v G A A rsvers Club lntr1mur'sl Vollcybwll Co csptwsn Teen Star Reporter nchor Edstorssl Ststt Q sll and Sc o Operetts Tslent Show Thomas Cleary Betty Coleman s nnsss u A Red Cro s Rep Booster Club Pep Club GAA F B L A Sensor orsty Sensor Play Tewcher s S crctsry lntr'smur1l Volleyb1ll Wayne Decksrd O lvor Lstc Hs Y lntrsmssml Bwsketball rsvs rs C u J J Red Cross Wrest sn boustr-r Club Boys Pep Club elda Elston Pep Club Spsnssh Club Perry News Stitt ooster Club GAA T HsY Qull a Scroll Vsce Pres ot Sensor orsty lntmmursl o cylmll D vers Club A Buccs lsusests snd Commcncement Ushesette Tcschers Secrctsry Pres ot Jr Red Cross Ottsce Gsrl Cup 1nd Gown Commsttee Don Hampton Nsna Dean Asss tsnt Ldstor Anchor Stwff Anchor S1les S 1 t Ls 'sn Cro ec ot G F B L A F H A Commencement Usherette ensor orsty Beg Lstsn u u Hs Mod I N lntrwmurwl Volleybsl Pet Club Eoostnr Club Drsvers Club Terry Fewell Edslor sn chset Fe1ture Edstor Advertsse must M1n1qer of Anchor Stwtt Beq Mwth Booster Club Outdoor Lltc Drswers Club Phy Clscm Sec 'snd Chsplasn ot Hs Y South Brwnch Tecn Councsl Model U N Jr R d Cross UN Trsp to New York Commence ment Ushsr Cl'sss Rsng Commsttee lnystw tson Commsttee Boys Cheer Block .lunsor Class Plwy Scnsor Plsy Thespswns Mssk uns wel uc cnt ouncsl us unc Scroll Intrwmursl Bssketbdll Trick Lsnda Cook S nlor orsty Trl Hs Y G A A Boos er Club Pep Club lntr'smur1l Volleyball Drsvers Club 2 yesr it Greenwood Edmond Folkensng Vscc Pres of Booster Club Pres of Medscss Consul of Adv Lstsn Club Thespssns Mask 1nd Gwvel Intrsmurwl Bwskctbsll Reserw Wrestlsnq Democracy Contest Student Ds rector ot Junsor Plsy Sensor Plsy Purdu Asscmbly Drsvcrs Club Dorss Dowden ensor orsty F H A Reporter G A A nsursl Volleybill Trl s F T A e ub Booster Club Perry New S 1 Teschers Sccrctiry Ssgnpost Wsnner Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tr morrow Conlcst 29 xx 'Q p-v4 'Q l UWT' if Q-up Larry Davis l-lsY Outdoor Lute Baseball Drsvers Club Student Councsl lntramurwl B1skctbaIl Booster Club Barbara Duncan Cnsor orsty r I Chi 1sn G ost r Club Peo Club FHA Lsbrwrnn lntr1mur1l Volleybill George Ellss Marslyn Church S nsororsty Ts HsY Spanssh Club L1tsn Club Chosr County Choral Festsv1l Oper ettw Medscss Pep Club Booster Club T1l ent Show Sprung Mussc Festsvals l yen' at Sun rsor Arszond Phsllsp Farber s nssh ub r s o ss inc Scroll Drsvers Club Baccaluurewte Usher Student Councsl Anchor Stiff Sensor Play Hs Y Cross Country Student Bwselnll Man 1 er Booster Club J Re: Cross lntra 'nurwl Basketball CHD 'md Gown Comrnsttee Janet Dudley Maorette Ssgnpost Junsor Plsy Sensor Play Thespsans Musk 'md G1vel Spmnssh ub T Hs Y Bsnd Orchestrw Sensor orsty Purdue General Assembly Pep Club Booster Club Drsvers Club GAA T1lent Show MC Easter Sunrsse Servsce Stlte Band Cont st Mirson County Bind Clsnsc' Paul Gray ketball Booster Club Jansce Clark F H A Booster Club F B L A Sensor orsty G A A lntramural Vollcybsll Rschard Fulkerson Booster Club Drsvers Club Suence Club l-ls Y Pres of Sprocket Jockeys Mwth Club ru fsc Club Boys Cheer Bl ck J e Cross Sandra Darland A l-ls Y lntramura Vo se 1 r Res Cross Drsvers Club Spssnssh C uh Booster Club Pep Club GAA Sensor orsty ensor Clnss Sec Trews Cadet Teacher Rschard Green Outdoor Lsfe Vegetable Judgsnq Contest FFA lntr1mur'slB1sketball Bsssbsll Boys P p Club Booster Club Helen Fortner G A A Booster Club Pep Club Tre1s of A Sensor orsty M CllCll Ts Hs Edwsn l-larrss Boaste Club Jane Fssher b oster Club 1 Club Pres of Sensor orsty Commencement Usherette G A A lntrsmural Volleyb1ll F H A rs Hs Y T schers S cretary Drsvers Club Curtss Harris Booster Club Boys Pep Club Outdoor Lste Intr1mur1lB3sketb1ll Jr Rui Cross Drsy ers Cub S - f, Ts H -Y, fpl.' 5 A.A., Bo e , , . , , 1 1 , e - , r - , , . 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Marilyn Gray 33 nf 1' Cf ir 13 -.u f 4- '? AJC: 1 -- rf -svn iw 1 ,Q 4, ,aaa ii it 7 -wee, ,eg -, , :g m QQ t I K s ts- A -or ,fri ry vu v 5 J' av y ads. 'rdf' 1 ' 1. Yr .uf s ,......lu. 93' Q1 In rw 'ri I .Sir 'QP at JE'-s f -.txxvua fa' r- of ,,,,.,.,-If William Pirtle Adv. Math, Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, State Marching Contest, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, District Solo and Ensemble Con- te-st. Darlene Jackson Pep Club, Booster Club, Treas. ot F.T.A., Vlce-Pres. of F.B.L.A,, Trl Hi-Y, G,A.A, Senior-ority, Intramural Volleyball, Student Council, Drivers' Club, Choir, Girls' Sextet, Double Quartet, Talent Show, Operetta, County Choral Festivals, State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Allen Perry Spanish Club, Booster Club, Boys' Cheer Block, Sprocket Jockeys. Rita l-laugh Pep Club, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Sen- ior-oruty, Trl Hi-Y, G.A.A., F,B.l..A., Speech Choir, Publicity of Senior Play, Mask and Gavel, Intramural Volleyball. Thornton Perkins Soph. Class Pres., Student Council, Rep. to Student Council Convention, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Latin Clubs, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Mask and Gavel, Drivers' Club, Let- term n Patricia Shay Booster Club G A A Choir Pres District Music Contest Girls Sextet Robert Plummer u door Lute l-li Y Vice Pres of F Booster Clue Student Council Cap and Gown Committee Intramural Basketball Boys Pep Club Jr Red Cross Drnvers Club Priscilla Jean Knebel G A Booster Club Pep Club FHA Senlor orlty Trl HI Y Paul Roessler Intramural Basketball Booster Club Karen Held G A A Senior orlty Pep Club Booster Club Spanish Club F T A Ayres Fashion Board Reserve and Varsity Cheerleader Frederick Poad l-li Y Sprocket Jockeys Booster C ub Sp ech Choir Kay Scales Senior ority F H A F B L A Spanish Club T Hn Y Oftuc Girl Booster ub Pep ub CHIOY ay G A Mote Drlfers Club Jr Red Cross John Reese Football Tennis Outdoor Lite Phy Chem Adx and Beg Math Lettermen Martha Limbach Pre of Tri Hn Y Soph May Queen en lor ority Maiorette State Band Contest DISTYICT Twlrllng Contest Drivers Club GAA Usherette at Music Festival UN Secretariat Staff Band Pep Club Booster Cluo Charles Seltz es of Student Council Pres ot National Honor Soclety Pres ot Beg Math Vice Pres ot Adv Math Chess Club Phy Chem Booster Club Boys Pep Club Lettermen Reserve Football and Track Reguonal Geom etry Contest Diane Hunt Cheerleader, Miss Madison Avenue, Block's Fashion Board Rep., Teacher's Secretary, Of- fice Girl, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Soph. and Jr, May Dance Court, SCHIOVFOFITV, Booster Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Trl Hi-Y, Driv- ers' Club, Pep Club Council, Perry News Staff, Quill and Scroll, Intramural Volleyball. George Scearce Booster Club Phy Chem Trick Reserve Wrestling Reserve Football Reserve Cross Country Beg Math Beg Litin Club Boys Pep Club Drivers Club Intramural Basket b1 Melva Rich Tru l-HY lntramur1l Volleyball Librarian Pep Club Choir County Choral Festival Stwtc Music Contest Verne Ratliff Footb1ll Track Outdoor Lite Lettermen Mary Jo Lavengood GAA Thespians Mask 1nd G1vel Tr HiY lntrumurwl Volleybull Senior oruty Booster Club Pep Club Junior and Senior Plwv Mike Up Medicu Speech Choir Pur due Dcbwte Conference Thomas Spade Sp1nlsh Club Beg M th Club HIY Out door Life Lwtin Club Baseb1ll Intramural Basketball Baccwlaurewte 'incl Commence mnt Usher Boo ter Club Drivers Club Boys Checr Block Council Rosemary Klaus Bill Schneider Pres ot Adv Math Nxtioml Honor Society Ph Chem Beg Latin Club Beg Math Club Donna Rosebrock Senuorority Booster Club Pep Club Driv ers Club Vice Pres of GAA lntramurwl V eyball Sec of T HIY Model N FTA Orchestra Jack Redmon FFA Booster Club Boys Pep Club tr1mur1l Bwsketbill Outdoor Life Jr Red Cross Nancy Niederauer J Rinq Committee M1sk and Gavel GAA Vice Pres of Quill and Scroll ep Club Thespnns T HIY Booster Club Spmlsh Club Anchor Stiff Jr Plwy Senior Pl1v lntrwmural Volleyball Drivers Club Invitation Committee Jr Red Cross Louis Stumpf Booster Club Drivers Club FFA ln ra muril B1 ketball Kathy Nichols res A A Senior ority F B L A Booster Club Pep Club lntr1mur1l Volley J Red Cross Choir Truck Queen Sec ot Beg L1tin Club Opereth Talent Show Tewchers Secretwry Accompwnist ol Girls Sextet State Solo and Ensemble Con test Choral Club Drivers Club Gordon Scitres FFA Outdoor Life Intramuml Basketball Booster Club Boys Pcp Club Vegetable Judging Te1rn Judith Short 2 years at Wood Pep Club Booster Club Senior oruty fxquf , NAJQ 40 ,ar 4-ef x 1 -'HUB-Q ,346 ,... -A v--'Y 'K ...ui ella E iitfxfv QQ YYY 'Q ftxtnf time .. ff - Q 47N ,gp oo! -s .gs 1 'Y i --6 -r---I ...J QQ: 'sd 'F' W1 '- Y 'bf v-if R' li WF 544'-' uf -uni y ,cm 06' 1 an 'PQ '23 fs-ll, Monty Ssekerman F.B.l..A. Sparsssh Club, Mask and Gavel, Medscss, Qusll and Scroll, Debaters' Club, Booster Club, Boys' Cheer Block, Tennss, Intramural Basketball, Ssgnpost, Sensor Play, Maxsne Mayvslle s Hs Y FHA Sensor orsty ew Club Booster Club lntr1rnur1l Volleybwll Cwptasn James Tuttle Football Wrestlsng 'md Trick M1n'sger Letterman Intramuril B1sketb1ll Outcloor Lf Spinssh Club Booster Club Nancy Mseth Spanssh Club Sensor orsty T Hs Y FHA GAA Pep Club Booster Club lntr'smur1l Volleybill Rschard Stull Sandra Mstchell lntrsmurul Volleyball Sensor orsty GAA FHA Beg Latsn Club Pep Club Booster Club Chosr LeRoy Shelley Booster Club Drsvcrs Club Outdoor Lste Jr Red Cross Lettermen HsY Truck Golf Cross Country lntrarnuml Bdsketbill R serve Busketball Pat Phelps Pep Club Booster Club GAA lntr1mur1l o eybwll ensor orsty Tr Y L1 sn ubs Model U N ecreturnt Stuff Red Cross Rep Speech Chosr Frank Terhune Booster Club FFA Intramural Bssketlnll Boys Pep Club Judsth McClure Sensor orsty A A r s Y ec F B L A Teacher s Secretsry Merlscss Booster Club Pep Club Chosr Spsnssh Clubs lrstrarnurul Volleybill Kenneth Sutton Junsor Play Sensor Play Speech Cosr Vscc Pres of Musk and Gavel Thespssns Democrucy Contest Booster Club Drsvers Club Beg Latsn Pres of Adv L tsn l-lrY Student Councsl Phy Chem lntr1mur'sl Basketball Reserve Basebsll Reserve Foot ball Reserve Wrestlsng Boys Pep Club Rc-J Cro s Duane Mstchell Boo ter Club Pep Club GAA lntr1mur1l o eyball r s Sensor ors ec was ot Beg Math Adv Mah Stse G ornetry Contest lr Red Cross Rep Bind Sprung Mussc Festsval Stste Solo Contest Stare Concert Band Contest lU mtl Pur due Bsnd Days Orchestra State Orchestras Contest Drsvers Club Myron Struebe Drsvcrs Club Booster Club Mary Myers Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty G A A stornn of Ts Hs Y lntrimuri Vo ey ball Stute Marchsng Contest Purdue Legss lature F BLA Bind Orchestra St1te Solo Contest Concert Band Contest IU und Purdue Band Ddys Larry Tomamschel Y F F A B1nd Booster C u J ed Cross WV? 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Albert Rivera Spanish Club, Trcas ot F F A, Hoo-.tor Club, Football, Cross Country, VVrOsllll1q, Jr, Rvrl Crass, Gr1ln Juclqlnq Tvam. Kay Smith 1nlsh Club Qnlor orltv Trl lll Y Fll l .A. ostu Club u My 77 Rach 1rd W1cl4crsh1m SuLmm1 P1tton nlor orlty C.: A A C C bows John Stephenson A Boos LV C u J Jud: Spcrlnch ns ms c 1 y 1rl1n Snnlor y nnnlor P rry NCws P051 Clu o ltr C rlxors um nn: U11 ww 1 Conn rt on Ls! 1m In Fnml My Wllln1m Uhls I Phy C Qn1 Vufr ' os 5 ulnnl Council Ac x h Cq M1th lCC' lrns Huw IU DOG lCf C Ll 3 30 S 7 LI! ll not r11 lr l 11sk b sr 1 Nancy Scott nlor Pl1y nlor boo-. ln x s 1 tr rL1s l l-l S l C P4 rry News 5 1 f c 01s T sv 1s 1 n b1tL C Jntcst G A A Jr Rul Cross 1101 only Sluruvos Larry Wundle M1n1nnC Sutton Lnlor orlly G A A Bnostcr Club Jr Rvcl Cross FHA mCuu Ch1rlcs Wrlson HI Y 11nlsl1 Club 1 1 1 1 I 1111 1 r b1sQctb1ll Sondra Turner :mor Oll Qlrs axrgt 1c rc nlor 1 1 1 C l ostt r lu 1 r1n1ur Vs n uc 1 Ln ww l Cho-r St1tc Music Conusl 38 Judy Van Winkle Booster Club, Pep Club, Tri Hi-Y, Senior- ornty, Chonr, County Choral Festlval, Spring Music Festnal, G.A.A., F.H.A., Intramural Volleyball, F.l5 L.A., Teachers Secretary. Don Wcndling Football, Booster Club, Outlloor Life. Roberta Todd GA.A., F.H.A, Pep Club, Booster Club, Intramural Volleyball, Druxers' Club, Senlorf orutv, Trl HI Y, Cadet Teacher. Gerild Wooldrudqe l ter Lu 5 Senior or: rx Y C A A F l-l A lntrimuril Volley 1 Wnllnm Wehr Normw Sue Tomey F H A Booster Club Jr Rnd Cross Mectlcu 1 IH um Swpnlsh Club Sensor orlty G A A lep C ub Patty Thomws C A A n rtmurul o ey tl n Hn Y loo 1 1 F H A Sven or ul U N DFIVLH Club Llbrurmn Ronnnc Windsor Thmsbnns Muxk 1rul Gwel Speech Choir mor Aww nn Dlrrctor of Senior Pl1y H Y Phy Chun booster Club eg Lwtln Club De bits. Club Chess Club DVIVCTS Club lntrxmuml B1skLtb1ll Boys Pep Club Deb ate 5 Conte. rencg lame Whyte GAA Trl HI Y lntr1mur1lVolleyb1ll Sen lor orlty Booster Club Pep Club NlCdICll Lutnn Club Otluce Curl Patty Thwrp Boostm r Cl ab F H A Jack Woerner Outdoor Lltp Druvers Club Booster Club Ph Clunt Tnnnns lntrdmuml Basketbtll Mwrlon Ceunty Y Councnl Boys Pep Club Pres of Srnnor Clwss Student Councul Let te nun P L5 ot HI Y Bnketbill hyllls Wycoff orlty GAA Intrwrnurwl Volleybill Check Room Churmxn Boomer Club Pep Club Trl HI Y Anchor Swlps St1tt Beg 'ind Adv 1lf'l ubs Stutenf Councul C1 um Gown Commnttre Ubherette of Junror Plwy Jr Red Cross Usheutte of Commencement Cwrolyn Webb oostu' Club u A F ulr Llqru in yvemrs it Min Wlllnm Zenor A v Math Cluw Club Booxter Cub Sandra Ethrldge 4 2' '13 if I i . t.o, kk SJ' . -or 'ff' .....-r ,- f S' 1 X 'iff E lf x u-P' ,J P 1 IO' If 4.-'Sn 3-1 ,J -C ff, mf .-7 ...Ya vm. ap., P avi 4' -.-'Y I , , . C. 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Donna Wilcox o Club B ostcr Club F H A ' I'1l'Y1Llf'1l Volleylnll Lserxc Lcrl rl1t rum rs u1 Anchor St tll -.en Councll 1-cstro of 1 L1 nn r cl ross Rcb Trlp to Nzw Yor Judrth Weddle o ter Club P p Clul1 C A A 1cr1IL1r or: l r1mur1 1ll1yb1l :vers Club Senior Pl1y Offlcc 1 ent Show Anchor SMH Anne Rlchwrds Cl Club rlycrs U7 llons an Q U3 Senior orlty Sp1nlsh Club l 07 er y Nnws 1 1y D1nc1 1 tn we1ter Swlrl Ouun Sc of Sopb 1111 S Cl1sses lntr1r11ur1l Volleyb1Il Carol Wrlson Pep Club booster Club G A A S1 mor or ly xers Club Tl r L1ln Intl lmurwl Volleylnll CWDTWIVH Con1n11ncn rn nt 1nd B1cc1l1urc1te Ushereth TSTA DIN G SEN IORS The most Important d1y In the undeclded future of the Seniors was when those who 1re contemplating college took the scholarship ex1r1nlnatlon The students who score hugh on thus test wlll recelve appllmtlons from the college of thelr choice Those recelylng the highest scores In Southports Senlor class are Robert Rlce Harry Bostlc, Douglass Branch, Roberta Aslun Terry Fewell, Lou Manny, Darlene Jackson, Ch1rles SCllZ, Dave Wegehoft, Bull Schneider, Rodger Meredith, Bull Maykrantz, Phil Farber, Alfred Tate, Jerry Lahmann, and Lawrence Fort , 1..wf11,L,,l- fl - 1, ,,,...s c.,.. xcwtu , . , Q 5 1 H - , Sp1 , F.B,l. 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WG' 'x I ,fe Eggerdlng Judlth Elklns Robert Enders Mwdelyn Enrlqht Kathy Epler Morrus Erber Shtrley Eskew Dune Etchlson Jlm Eustwce Rethi Ey1ns Edward Featherstone Robert Feltner Dessle Ferguson Morris Flne Betty Flscher Susan Frederlck Llnd1 Frump Judy Fulford Sandra G1gen Don Gnlvm Wullnm Gardner Sue Garrett Caroll Gary Walter Gatto Mane Gerdt George Gettle Byron Galley Steve Graham Janice Graves Myra Gray Patty Gullkcy Harry Hacssxg Judith Hager Jerry Haggard Angellnc Hwlnes Phyllls Hulcomb Clarence H1ley Betty Hamrlton John H1nf Donald Hxnks Bonnle Hanks Ronnle Hardegan Helen Hardy Gretchen H are Judy H 'arness Donrn Harris Charles H usz M urk House lngrxd Helms Robert Hendrlcks Joe Ann Hermun Carolyn Hernlcy Puulme Hernley Wrnlfred f . 1 - -1- ' W , A 7 f ' ' . ' Q we-' . L A A 9 f l' 9. , ' f .HM . -. V Z5 ,G V y c - f 'H ' I 'K J in . its Yi' ' ' . ' ' - U 'haf , , Q, ,,,'l'r R' f 4 N A W xhxx' , ri f r x X KN X Z :Z Z- A Y ,g K 1 : K lf .R V x 0 A -any ' , . 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'i 'img' A ,av ' . : 1 . .- Y' i no 2 qv . 4 1 e 0 Actwztzes Lute consusts not only ot work but also of recreatnon and attentlon to our Interests ind hobbies Here 1t Southport one as sure to tlnd a club or an organlzatuon whlch best tuts has needs ind desires Each club IS sponsored by one ot the faculty members who his Hn unterest an the particular actuvlty stressed by the or gmnzutuon Mtny ot these clubs are purely tor enjoyment others help to ex tcnd the students knowledge ot a subject 'and to create an atmosphere for an tcllngent thought Regwrdless ot the purpose however each club helps to enrnch the lnves of those who make lt a part of thelr education f . . . , L s. . . . , . . - . .' . 1 ' g - . C . X ' 5 I V . . . , 21' 13 One of the honors in the life of a Southport High School student is to be a member of the Student Council, which is the student-governing body ot the school. The Student Council is composed of a representative from each home room, the Booster Club President, and the class presidents. Pictured above, the Student Council members are inspecting the new blacktop surface at the school. This is just one of the many projects the Student Council undertakes during the school year. This year's officers are: Charles Seitz, President, Richard McCullough, Vice-President, and Sandra Bertel, Secretary-Treasurer, HO ORS BESTOWED STATE LAURELS ln April, l957, the delegates from the thirty-five chapters ot the Future Business Leaders of America met at Ball State Teacher's College for the annual State Convention. During this convention the chapter of Southport High School was honored, for Cindy Orme was elected president and Marilyn Krohne, secretary. Yi? Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Club Editor ... Art Editor .. Sport Editor . Layout ..... Editorial Staff . Sports Staff .. M-f ' SV Q.- Distribution .. Lai. A CHOR . . .Terry Fewell .. .Nina Dean . . .Roberta Askin . . .Nancy Niederauer .. .Phil Farber . . .Nancy Brier ...Elaine Albers Donna Barkhaus Sandra Bertel Peggy Cowden Marilyn Kottkamp Marilyn Krohne Cecilia Rice Jo Ann Schisla Nancy Sowden Donna Wilcox Phyllis Wycoff ....Tom Brewer Randy Galvin Don Linson . ...Bill Lloyd Dan Creativeness, originality, effort, co-operation, and work . . . work . , . work, are only a few of the words which might be used to explain the action taking place in room twenty- six between September and the April first Yearbook deadline. Under the advice of Mrs. Elsa Majors, the Anchor staff strives each year to present a better annual than the one before. This year will be the last of a wonderful regime of progress since the construction of the present building. We are, therefore, striving to make this book the greatest ever, not only as a final reminder of our life at Orinoco and Banta, but also as an example for even greater progress in the future when we move to our new location. Nichols PERRY The Perry News Southport s school paper IS publlshed entnrely by students In advanced lournalusm wnth the help of Mrs Mary Barr the Perry News sponsor and lournalusm teacher The paper was Issued every two weeks the furst semester and every three weeks the second semester The stones contaun nnformatlon about classes extra curncular actuvutues com munnty happennngs and graduates Second year journalusm students have speclfuc ,obs asszgned ranging from edutor of the paper to curculatuon manager Besldes wntung stones they must copyread proofread and wnte headlnnes They earn one credit a vear The flrst year class In lourn1llsm also under the dlrectlon of Mrs Barr learns the basic steps In becomlng qood lournallsts They learn how to count headlunes and what to put In stones ln the latter part of the first semester they recelve asslgnments for the Perry News They learn about deadllnes page lay outs and assngnment sheets One new feature added this year by Mrs Barr IS the weekly spelllng words A good Iournallst must spell corre tly Students recerve two credlts c 0 0 , . . . . 1 1 , . , . - 1 ' 1 ' r 1 1 1 'M 1 - 1 . A 1 , - . . . C , . Editor ....... , . Roberta Aslun Assistant Editor . 4 ,Mary Compton Page l Editor ,. , .Richard Cohron 0 Page 2 Editor . , . .Diane Hunt Page 3 Editor . . . ,Dolores Hogue Page 4 Editor , . , . .Wilma Bockes Sports Column . , . .Don Williams Column ....... . .Velda Elston Column ...... . . Nancy Scott Sports Writer , . . .Linda Langley Circulation .,.... . . .Mary Oswald Business Manager 4,,. Pat Morris News Bureau . . . , .Peggy Cowden Jerrie Darland Doris Dowden Sandra Cohron EWS The Teen Star staff and the typists for the Perry News are pictured typing the many stories that are handed in hoth tor the Teen-Star and the Perry News, Every week stories about Southport are sent into the Star office where some are selected to be printed in the Teen newspaper, While the Perry News isn't issued every week, there are many, many stories typed up every day. Storms are also sent to the Times, News, Star, Marion County, and Johnson County newspapers regularly, 4- Q? r fr o 'Kr' -?'1'.'. 62 Bussiness Leaders of Tomorrow Future Business Leaders of Arnerlca ls composed of students who are rnagonnq nn business. Southports chapter ls a member of both the state and national orqanlzatlons. In l957 F.B.L A. received the Gold Seal Award, an award of achievement denotlnq an outstnndlng chapter. One ot the thlnqs which helped us to acquire thus award was the protect ot chccklng coats dunno bask:-thall games. The present offucers of the chapter are Harry Bostlc, Pvesndentg Darlene Jackson, Vice-Presldentg Judy McClure, Secretary, Shur- ley Cross, Treasurer, and Phyllns Wycott, Re- porter. Mr. Muller IS sponsor of thus orqann- zatlon Take Aim l Many boys at Southport are memlwers of the Outdoor Lute Club. This club offers much to any boy Interested In sports and the dnt' ferent phases of outdoor lute. Durlnq the school year the Club has ylsltors who either Instruct un hunting, flshlnq and other outdoo' sports or tell of their own personal adyentures. President of the club as Bull Crist, Vice- Presldent, John Reesej Secretary-Treasurer, Ron Turner, and the club's sponsor as Mr Haviland. Un Stage, Everyone! The life of a Thesplan member IS a lrusy one, filled with rncrnorlzung Innes, luunldlng sets for a class play, or learning how to apply make-up successfully. Each person must haye ten pounts ID or- der to become a memlver of this natuonal society. l'hese polnts are guyen to actors In either the Junlor or Senlor play or for actuyi- ties nn a dramatlcs class. lnltnatlons are held tn the fall and sprung. The club's sponsor I9 Mr. Thomas Breth- auer and the only officer IS the secretary, Nancy Scott. Et Tu, Brute! Hail Caesar. Club members enact the crowning of Caesar, Skits based on myths are presented at different meetings of this club. The annual Roman banquet, the initiation of the Begin! ning Latin Club, the viewing of films on modern ltaly, and the playing of games in- volving the use of Latin words help to create further interest in Latin and provide a back- ground for the study of ancient Roman society and culture. The officers of the advanced Latin Club are Kenny Sutton, Consul, Don Linson, Pro Consul, Cecilia Rice, Quaestor, and Judy Mc- Bride, Aedile. They are sponsored by Mrs. Elsa Majors. Progress In The Field Of Mediciiie The Medicii Club is organized for those who have an interest in medicine or some branch of the medical field. This year the club took a field trip through the Indiana University Medical Center. The officers this year are? President, Ed Folkeningg Vice-President, Jackie Schloemer, and Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Koehrn. Puellam Nlatrainoniam Ducit The Beginning Latin Club has been quite busy this past year. For the first time the Latin Club participated in the homecoming parade at the last home football game and have celebrated various events at which they play such games as Latin tic-tac-to, bingo, and derivations. The members were initiated into the club by the advanced club members at the beginning of the school year. The officers of the club are: Consul, Steve Bcttnerg Pro-Consul, Andy Rice, Quaes- tor, Sue Ryker, The club Is sponsored by Mrs. Elsa Mayors. ...V 45 7 my Vamos A lVlc-rcadol Adelante' Slempre adetante' Anyone for Spanish? Anne Richards, Presudent, tru-s on a Mexican hand-tooled shoe and IS assisted by VlCC'pl'C5ILlCY1l, Phll Farber, Barhara Den nerllne, Secretary, and Norma Ouack, Treas urer, holdlnq some familiar Spanlsh olupects, look on Memlxerf, ot the Spanish Club learn more about our nr-nqhhors to the South, Expressions and customs are Introduced and the year ls ended wtth a Spanish party. Los Extrancros IS sponsored hy Mrs. Gladys Flsher. Senior-ority Scnlorforlty, an oroannatlon of the iunlor and scnlor Qlrls, ts under the superylsuon of Mlss Penrod. Each year the Qxrls plan and partuclpate In varlous soclal Cyents, such as a ylslt to the Eyanqellstlc Center Home for the Aqed, an annual Mother and Dauohter meetlno, and a tea for the senior gurls The oftlcers this year are as follows, Presldent, Jane Fisher, VICCfPfCSIClL'l'1l, V4-Ida Elston, Secretary, Johanna Planker, Treasurer, Patsy Black, 1. A. A. The oftlcers, Kathy Nichols, presndent, Donna Rosebrock, yucefpresldent, Nana lo Dean, secretary, Sondra Ahlhrand, treasurer, along wlth the sponsor, Mrs Mlller, plan and produce the three annual dances' namely, the Sweater Swirl, Turn-about, and the May Dance. The May Dance clnmaxes these dances of the year wlth the sprung awards to the athletes. ln OtlKllllOl'1 to these aftalrs the CAA. sponsors the Talent Show and Intramural yol- leyball The only requirement to be a member of the club lS one year of physical education or enrollment tn physical education at the tlrne. or-ld Service Much time is glxen to the Model United Nations in April hy the Tri Hi-Y's ten repre- sentatives and five alternates. They repre- sented Norway, Belgium, Thailand, Nicaragua, and Cuba In preparation tor this event, club president, Martha Limbach, studies the map alonq with Marilyn Krohne, VICCYPFCSIUCHTQ Sherry Tween, Secretary, Valerie Salge, Treas- urer, Judy Sperlich, Hrstorrang and Barbara Duncan, Chaplain. The varied activities and proiects that the club, sponsored by Mrs. Gladys Fisher, takes part in consist of a mystery sister pro- qram, a mother and daughter tea, and selling fudge and taffy. Fl! f ll FC H 0l1lC1llllkCI'S One ol the many aims IH the lives of the Future Homemakers of America is to im- prove the Home Economics department. This year the club presented the department with an electric blender and a Sunbeam automatic lrypan. In order to become a member of the eluh one mu-.t have had, or be taking, a course In home economics Tlie club has a membership of seventy- llve curls, including those who were Initiated at the annaul banquet held last fall. The officers are Donna Mahan, president, Flizalwtlx Bond, secretary, and Helen Fortner, treasurer. Assistant Librarians The larqe group of librarians this year are the assistants of Mrs. Black and Miss Marshall. Their duties are indexing and issuing books, repaulnq old and misused books, and taklnq cure ot the overdue chwr es The stwff . . - . g , . assists the students in findrnq books, pamph- lets, maqazines, and reference books. -Q, 4 -K Q ink s W H ' milxxi ' ' X R . -'fx V Vg 1 ll fk ff fx a ' xx ll .BN ' Y 1' 'F x 'J -ff U, M 1 ff -f A X A' X JI 'iif X 'A ' ' ui 41 XX X .Q XF X 2 11 if PM Z Q s 1, ...g,95,NNNX3 Wgfffffffg, wg, iff? ,, Q 91 1 ,ff Q1, mf? if NNN f PM Q, YY n. - !a i A' xg, Ln' ' L 53 -. 'Q If l K V! n ' E1 ' ,i Q 5' 3 .. ., 6 , . 4, 'U 'I 1 , in .4 , L 14: 9 fy ' A, ' .- Y ' 9 , x h - .1 as-3 ' G ff . i X WN WV ,5if1f2'W3 . fi n . 1-Q . X 6 5 ', 'X ' QQ 'K W nil. Q! kv-x X ,. K x L X i B ,Q .. +' ' x , ,, , xx 4 X Q Q .wr 652 .. ' 1 ' Y ' x . . X ' X: X X A 'g ' A 1 1 A , Q pr.-q a - . h . 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The officers tor this year are Gilbert Murphy, presidentg Robert Plummer, vice- presldent, Jim Abell, Sentinelg Edward Heer- inga, secretary, Albert Rivera, treasurer, and Richard Holman, reporter, Christian Outlook One of the largest organizations at Southport is the Hi-Y, This group of young men under the direction of Mr, Stuart Mack- ison was founded to build character, to exe tend clean living in speech, sports, and schol- arship throughout the school and community. Their greatest proiect each year is par- ticipation in the annual Model United Naa tions. Shown receiving information about current world events from Mr. MUCRISOH are the officers: Jack Woerner, president, Richard Lyons, vice-presiclentg Randy Galvin, secre- tary, Richard McCullough, treasurer, Terry Fewcll, chaplain, and Norbert Osborn, sera geant-at-arms. Safety First The members of the traffic club are among the unsung heroes of Southport High School. These boys, under the competent guid- ance of Mr. Ray Linson, handle the traffic for basketball and football games, and any num- ber of countless events which arise during the school year. This year, as in the past years they have succeeded in unraveling traffic congestion at all of these numerous atfairs. The traffic club has been in existence at Southport for over twenty years, The members of this club are, from left to right' Mr. Linson, Jim Profitt, Dick Fulker- son, Bob Murdock, Ron Hitch, Edward Len- holder, and Charles Rosebrock. Not pictured are Chris Nathan and Ted Michael. 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II1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 III III1 1 .1ttI n 1 I I1I1 I1y 1 I 11 of C or III1ttI1I II1 I1 hII1I1I1 I I tly I10 11IIIIt I 1 K1 1ty. Ott 11 this yI1I I ' 1 , II A I I I I IA I, A A I 1 Kat. 1I, so 1tI1Iy- 'I rcr. 7, X I K C '1A11I11I1,1rs of thu AIIxI1r1u:L1 MI1II1 Club 1' 1 I11 1 I ' I or ,1 I I 0 I I 1 I I 1 I 1 V 1 I I 1 Y 1 . L1 I11l I1Is' Iv. ss an 1 I 1 I I I I o I0 I I ,I Th YI ' ff 1rs I 'I'-nt, BIII S I 1 1 , Q- , I1 , II I S g I I 5I I A A A I A A A III A I N I V ' f l 4 s . TI 1 CII1 CI IJ, 1 tly I I1t thc CIIII1 vory I1ctIxc1 Ivy I g I 1y' wItI 1 I I , I1I1I II1tcr, tI1I1y o 10 hal- II1r1 1 I1 I1r 1' . I I nt 0 1 I I 1 . 1 I --I1r:1II Ivy M . DI1 ' I1I I 1 1 5 I 1' I dy GII , I 1 I1 tg D1 NIIII1I s, 1 I1I,I1I I IrA,1 1. 1. r1. Curtain Going Up! Membershlp IH Mask and Gavel IS open to anyone enrolled In a publlc speaking, sales- mansnup and debate, or dramatucs class who wants to learn more about the stage, speak Ing and parliamentary procedure. A model legislature and a play for the student holly are their actlyltles thus sprung. Officers this year were. John Price, presl' dent, Kenny Sutton, vice-presudent, and Nancy Qcott, secretary. The Three R's The chapter of Future Teachers at South port IS sponsored by Mrs, Copsey. It IS an organization for both boys and Qlrls who are interested un learning more about teach ing as a career. During the second semester each year, several sensor olrls take cadet tcachung at one of the near by orade schools For the first tame the Future Teachers Club took on the protect of selling note card-, with a picture of Southport High School on the front. The money was used for a held trap taken by the club to the Roberts School The officers of F.T.A. are Johanna Plan ker, presloent, Marilyn Kottkamp, xnce-pn-st dent, Elaine Blum, secretary, and Karen Held, treasurer. Chemists, Physicists The Phy-Chem Club as formed of pupils taklnq either Chemistry or Physics who are lnterested In a further study of sclence. The cluh had a speaker durlnq a meetlno on the suhlect of color, they also took a field trip to Western klectrnc, These members of the club are obseryunq an experiment ln the preparatlon of a salt The officers 'seated right to lettl are Nate Bond, president, Lou Manny, secretary-treas LlVCI', and John Reese, ylce-president, The sponsor of the club as Mr. Robins Cross of Nlercy The Junior Red Cross IS made up of one representatuye elected from each homeroom. Throuqhout the year they take up donations and attend monthly meetings This year their mann protect was that of making party boxes for Central Hospital. Officers ol Junior Red Cross are Velda Elston, president, Jayne Tegeler, yuce-pres: dent, and Jerrl Darland, secretary-treasurer, Help W1lllfCd The teachers' secretarles are lust what thenr name imoheml They type, duplrcatr tests, grade papers, record grades, and perf form numerous other tluttes. Before a gurl can become a teaCher's sec wtary she must have had at least one year ol typrng, Mu, Betty Stewem wonsors thus group ot commereual 5tutlents oncv, oney, oney Mrs, Weaxer, school treasurer, and Crmly Orme, senlor, are ahown as they busily work rn the bookstore. All the money that goes unto fluh treasurres and the sale of different duh projects goes Through the bookstore. Mrs. Weaver, wnth the help of Cindy, county and wraps the money and takes It to the bank. Office Girl! Thie ii a famillar call heard in the office ol Southport Hugh School many times during the tlay. The only requrrement tor being an of- fnfe gurl as one year of tyrnng, lhexe tourteen gurls do typing, filing, tluhlncatlnq and many other things for the oltrcuals. anti teachers ot our school, They gain praftucal expernence of the office rou- tine Llntler the ,unerxlsron of Mrs. Betty Ste- vens, school uecretavy, Southport's lettermen club is composed of boys who, through athletic ability, have earned their school letter. To belong to this club is an honor for any boy attending Southport. Among the duties that the Lettermens' Club perform are ushering, issuing programs, and keeping order at the basketball games that are played at home, Bill Crist, senior, is president of this organization and it is under the guidance of Mr, Leedy, THE BOYS A D THE BACKERS The Booster Club officers, under the capable guidance of Mr. Walter Kellam, head the largest club at Southport. Almost every boy and girl in school be- longs to this organization. The officers, Steve Tilson, president, Ed Folkening, viceepresidentg and Nancy Arndt, secretary-treasurer, plan pep sessions and check attendance and work closely with the yell lead- ers in organizing the girls' pep club, 73 ur 1 e In Atkletzcf Our late here ns not complete wnthout a glance at the athletic program ot Southport Competntuon In the fneld of sports builds character as well as ln thus chapter of lute we tlnd the opportunnty to express ourselves ln 1 way known only to those who have helped bestow glory on our school un thc held of athletics These pages are devoted to them I O physical ability. X is. ,,.. f,,',,V aiiffff Q ' i was? 9 v 1' f x-Mix . maefw M , Pin LIFE O THE GRIDIRO This year's football team finished with a record of three wins and six losses. The Cards won two and lost one in County play. The flu and iniuries struck hard causing several changes in each starting line. Vern Ratliff, who suffered one of these unfortunate iniuries, overcame this set back and was selected for the all-conference team at center. The high scorer for this year was Randy Galvin, who made several impressive yardage gains during the year, Randy will return next year to help the future gridmen obtain another successful season. Southport O Ben Davis 6 Southport Manual Southport l 2 Seymour 26 Southport Jeffersonville Southport I2 Warren Central 7 Southport North Central Southport l 8 Connersville 27 Southport Columbus Southport l9 Franklin 6 x wx. M..- . XAVL '54 . ' ,.-.MV Vx ME wx 1 X 1 'Vx .ff X W ' gi vb I 1 6 s ' F Z ' : '50 5 wi A f Nr as ' v , A 5. U .J ' wi' R 1 i 6 i X si M ' i G is-2 iff - i ' if A .,.. ii .sag-gf:W?? 5 ii f ' ki-3 ' 59 A . ,. 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Q . 4 , ,M 1' 1 fd - . r,!!f. x . 1-Q X I I lx q Wu.. 7 ' if U ' A , ' fi, i ! k K' X K -Ll xg x K '4 img L I ' M' l L fi 3 AW' ...IL , . -Q , f . X , X . M i Q ay 3 ', G? V11 , i , x - J' J 1 Jil Si, Top Left to Right Dave Wegehoft Leland Among those players elected for the all Richwrds Morris Epler Kenny Miller Bill Hunter county tourney team were Morris Epler and Leland Joe Bm! Steve Dial Thornton Perkins Jwck Reese Richards They were selected for their outstindnng Jwck Wocrner and Mickey Owen play during the Marion County Tourney They were also well regarded during the regular season Epler being the main rebounder and Richards one ot the high scorers Top row, Left to Right: Steve Atkins, Bill Wasson, Tom Gilmore, Mr. Swank, Coach, on Williams, Jim Lohman, Bob Gilmore, and Dick Wayman. Second Row: Don Linson, Don Pugh, Don Hadley, Bob Rosberock, Dan Woerner, Phil Dual, Kenny Otto. Front Row: John Bruhn, John Albright, Jack Pieper, David Easley, and Pete Del-lebreard. 'FMD ,JL-u Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Warren Central Franklin Center Grove Tech Seymour .lettersonville Greensburg North Central Rushvillc Connersville l-lowe SEN Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport COUNTY 57 Franklin Twp 49 Ben Davis 39 Ben Davis SO Shelbyville 58 Columbus 67 Washington 55 Martinsville 38 Shortridge Sl Manual SECTIONALS 42 Greenwood 52 Trafalgar Southport l,209 points-Opponents l I89 points 'Overtime -E 2 if Coach McDaniel has an impressive record both as a coach and a wrestler. He has piloted several state winning teams from Southport. l-le was undefeated in all of his college wrestling career and he qualified for the l942 Olympics, which were unfortunately called off because of the war. Here he is shown with his latest successful team and the trophy which they received for winning the County Tourney. l-lis boys compiled an impressive l4-3-l record this year. MIRACLE MUSCLE- Mike Jackson and Ronnie Tennessee Turner were taken out of regular season action because of injuries. Mike suffered a bone separation in his shoulder during one of the regular season bouts. Ron was put out of action because of ear injuries. LQ? n Tia Mat Wrestling is a sport which can be participated in by any boy regardless of size. Each one faces others of his own weight. Coach McDaniel is known for sayng, lt's all in your head. Almost anyone can be a winner with hard work and confidence. Southport's reputation on the mat is respected by every high school team it faces, and we hope it will always retain the honor of being one of the top contenders in every state tourney. -wa' ,Nh Wx., Q Top Row: Left to Right: Mr. McDaniel, Coach, Dave Cox, Jett Coulter, Jim Faulkner, Tom Short, George Gerdt, Gordon Taylor, Charles Wetzel, Vernon Pichette, and Jim Etchin- son. Third Row: Mike Jackson, Ron Williams, Randy Galvin, Bill Vander Veen, Earl Outcalt, Steve Simon, Eddie Brown, Bruce Meikle, Ron Alexander, and Duke Smyser. Second Row: Steve Leverette, Manager, Ron Black, Bob Ashman, Melvin Johnson, Lewis Weinlarecht, Ron Turner, Gene Sutton, Jerry Ashman, and Jim Tuttle, Manager. First Row: Harry Smyser, Ken Reniker, Gary Garber, John Lee, Kenny Atkins, Steve Atkins, Steve Vawter, and Bot: Helms. LIFE'S UPS A D DOWNS Pictured below are two members of the varsity wrestling team Eddie Brown trying tor a takedown and Gary Farber pinning his opponent during one of the season s dual meets This particular meet was the one at which the Cardinals performed before the entire student body Mr McDaniels matmen went on to beat their opponent Peru by a large margin 2 SUCCESSFUL SEASUN COUNTY CHAMPS Southport 36 North Central Southport 29 Broad Ripple Southport 39 Lawrence Central Southport 26 Decatur Central Southport 24 Ben Davis Southport 35 Tech Southport 32 Shortridge Southport 20 Richmond Southport 34 Richmond Southport 40 Evansville Central Southport 27 Kokomo Southport 27 Bloomington Southport l9 Lafayette Jefferson Southport 20 Anderson Southport 30 Peru Southport 33 Crawfordsville Southport 20 Washington Southport 26 New Albany COUNTY lst SECTIONALS 2nd REGIONALS 3rd STATE 3rd We've got the T-E-A-M , . . this is one of the favorite yells of our varsity cheer leaders this year. They do an excellent job of organizing the Pep Club, leading yells, and thinking up new ideas. The cheer leaders, Diane Hunt, Wilma Bockes, Karen Heid, Sue Gardner, and Nancy Black are shown here in their new white iumpers and candy cane blouses. This year Diane and Wilma received their letter sweaters by being var- sity cheer leaders for two years. Below are the names of the boys who par- ticipated in this year's County Tourney and the position they obtained: Gary Farber 4th Bob Helms lst Ronnie Black lst Ronnie Turner 3rd Melvin Johnson lst Jerry Ashman lst Eddie Brown -- Gordon Taylor 3rd Randy Galvin lst Ronnie Williams 4th Duke Smyser 4th Dave Cox lst Are you rooting for the boys? is one of the many yells given by our reserve cheering squad this year. Cheering the reserve basketball team on to vic- tory and working with the Pep Club are two responsi- bilities given to the three girls, Performing in their new uniforms are Jayne Tegeler, Donna Wilcox, and Carolyn Goodnight. 5 . , 1 fn-g,yc,,,:-I 4 Q, eggs, iff ie if -,, thas f- M -7 A 4 V, During a practice session on the Card's diamond, Jerry Pieper tags out a runner coming home as Skip Angrick looks on. Because of a long basketball season and plenty of spring rain, the baseball season got off to a slow start, but these early games were made up late in the season. The Cards were runner-up in the County Tourney, losing to Ben Davis in the final game by a score of 7 to l. The overall season record was 6 wins and 9 losses. Southport Seymour Southport Howe Southport Columbus Southport Rushville Southport Jeffersonville Southport Greensburg Southport Connersville Southport Shelbyville Southport Ben Davis Southport Franklin Southport Shortridge Southport Manual COUNTY TOURNEY Southport 4 Lawrence Southport 5 Decatur Southport l Ben Davis LIFE O THE DIAMOND Top row, left to right: Bob Gilmore, Kenny Otto, Harold Skillman, Tom Brewer, Jerry Brown, and Bob Seidner, Second row: Phil Farber, manager, Joe Beal, Jack Reese, Larry Davis, Sonny Voland, Jerry Pieper, Tom Spade, Jon Meyer, and Bill Amt, manager, Front row: Steve Dial, Dave Moffatt, Skip Angrick, Bill Carson, Mr. Friendenburger, coach, Howard Brown, Pete Maudlin, Fred Graber, and Ed Jones. Not present was Morris Hancock. Pictured left to right, first row: Ronnie Turner, Terry Fewell, George Scearce, Verne Ratliff, LeRoy Shelley, Charles Seitz, and Larry Wendell, Second row: Jack Morgan, coach, Jerry Whitlock, Douglass Branch, Butch Kendall, Norbert Osborn, Bill Lowder, Randy Galvin, and Ron Loschky, Third row: Ronald Scalf, Byron Gettle, Dwayne VanMeter, Roy Jones, Joe Hobbs, Kenny Miller, Mickey Owen, Jack Leonhardt, and Jeff Coulter, Fourth row' Chuck Wetzel, Bill Crist, John Hittle, John Hamilton, and Wade Davis. LIFE O THE CINDERS Morgan's Men, as the track team is commonly known, are always striving to eliminate time. Track is one sport where every second really counts. Track is considered by many to be the most difficult high school sport because it requires rigid training and unlimited effort. Every spring several boys can be seen trotting around the block, pacing down the streets, and racing around the track in an all-out effort to be in shape for the dual meets and the possibility of ob- taining glory in the conference or the county. Our i957-58 team completed the season with a three and three record, as well as gaining second place in the county and third in the South Central Conference. Regional qualifiers were Jim Hoffmeyer, Frank Williams, and Kenny Simon in the high hurdles, the l0O yard dash, and the 880 respectively. Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport 37 Columbus 78 78 Ben Davis 39 68 Warren Central 4l 42 Howe 84 54 Manual 47 50 Martinsville Sl COUNTY 2nd CONFERENCE 3rd 'Wx Appearing in the picture below are three of the outstanding trackmen of l957, Verne Ratliff, Bill Brittan, and LeRoy Shelley. HO ORS One of the events of the annual May Dance at Southport is the distributing ot athletic awards. Shown here are Thornton Perkins, Bill Brittan, and Verne Ratlift receiving their awards. A lot of ability and hard work during practice are attributes of a successful athlete regardless of the sport. The letter given to Thornton Perkins was for his ability on the gridiron. One of our hurdle stars is Verne Ratlift. Reward for his accomplishments and ability to jump is the letter which was given to him for his efforts, Bill Brittan was another of our boys honored at the athletic dance. Bill walked away with a certificate for his achievements in both track and football. LIFE O THE GREE Golf, a relatively new sport at Southport, has been a part of the sports program for the past three years. Don Linson, Steve Daily, Chis Kleinhenz, Bob Elkins, Pete DeHebreard, Jessie l-lunt, and John Vance lnot pictured? are the boys who competed in the County and Conference tourneys last tall and form the basis of the team for the season this spring. The team con- tended against county and city as well as conference teams. 90 I TRAMURALS Almost every member of the G,A.A. par- ticipates in the intramural volleyball pro- gram each year. This program, sponsored by Lucille Miller, is designed to give the girls of Southport a chance at a competitive sport. The volleyball program consists of I2 teams with l2 members each. The cap- tains of the teams are chosen from the ad- vanced gym class members. A play-oft tournament is begun after the teams have been challenged to several practice games. The teams then go to a winning or losing bracket. As teams are eliminated, the tournament draws to a close with the winner of the winning bracket playing the winner of the losing bracket for the championship game. The players ot the victorious team are awarded medals. The captains for this year's team appear in this picture. The championship team of the volleyball season was coached by Lou Manny, We hear a whistle blow and the sound of play ball and another intramural bas- ketball game begins. This program, which is quite popular among sophomore, iunior, and senior boys, is sponsored by Jack Morgan for all boys not participating in winter sports. The basketball games are played in the school gym on week-day nights and after school. When the intramural season begins in December, the boys choose their own teams and at the games the coaching and retereeing is also done by the boys themselves. A play-oft tournament is be- gun atter each team has had a chance at several practice games. A total of 6 games are played during a full season. Each mem- ber ot the champion team of the tournament is awarded a trophy. A sportsmanship trophy is also given to the outstanding player se- lected by all the intramural players. The captains ot all the teams participating are pictured. 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