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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.
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T F X 5 ' 5 1...frf- I , -52 , 4,1 . , ! . 3 ANCHO 1958 ,iw-w , w.f4'r' xv , .,,. h This lil' our lqfe. .. Lite is but a book, events are only pages, and years are only chapters. Here we shall attempt to establish a permanent record of three ot the most important years of our lite as students of Southport. Between these covers we shall turn back the chap- ters ot life and the pages of experience. 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.
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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
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