Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

4 1 .fffwuf If-fm 19 9 A CHOIR SOUTHPORT HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ook 0 5 The year 1958-59 will long be remembered as the year of another momentous move, bringing with it great changes and challenges that create a new look for Southport. The greatest of these changes is to become accli- mated to our new and modernistic surround- ings. This new look, however, is set against a giant panoramic background of the past, and on this panorama are cherished memories that are held dear by every graduate who has passed through the halls of Southport High School since the first class in 1891. ln meeting the changes and challenges of the past year, we, the Senior Class of 1959, hope that we have done our part to set a standard that will always challenge the best of the students in the classes to follow. As we take our places in the world, it will be our aim to continue to use every challenge as a stepping stone to nobler achievement. After the original school building burned, the above two-story structure was erected. lt housed Southport pupils until 1930. For twenty-eight years the above building, designed after William and Mary College, served as our senior high school. lt has now become the junior high school. An enrollment of l,60O . . . a faculty of 64 . , . 63 classrooms . . . a new fieldhouse . . . and freshmen . . . all are iust a few of the many things which have produced The New Look of '59. Southport's lockers seem to grow in size behind Sandy Ganes and David Woerner. The bigger they come, the harder they fall! is the slogan of these new freshmen. As the years fly by, school life changes, and l959 saw the beginning of many innova- tions. The freshmen guided dignified upper- classmen through the halls of their former junior high. Each senior donned his best bib and tucker at Christmas time and thus orig- inated Senior Dress-Up Day. Our bigger and better Homecoming featured a parade of class floats and club cars. Braden's Raiders raised the new gym roof with their Hey, Blackie! Go! Go! Go! County tourney, sec- tional, and regional weekends furnished an opportunity for coke and slumber parties. After the games, victories were celebrated and defeats were mourned at pep sessions and soc-hops. Yes, l959, a year of senior sneakers and pizzas, will long be remembered by all. e New Look Practice, practice, and more practice-that's what The seniors chose the last day before Christmas va- made our flag corps so successful. The girls in their cation to innovate a dress-up day, therefore, all seniors red and white uniforms make a picturesque scene. appeared in their Sunday best. Near the tree appear 4 Joe Mueller, Judy Darnell, Jayne Tegeler, and Ray Kappmeyer. The hall monitor serves as a host to visitors and A student' is attracted by the latest news and new studentsj he also checks all students for hall passes. features carried in Southport's bimonthly newspaper. The student body voted recently to change the name of the newspaper from The Perry News to The Southport Journal. . . . Included Ever one Contents The New Look in Faces . . Page 25 in Activities . Page 75 in Sports . . Page 97 in Advertising . Page l l8 Mr. George accepted the keys to the new gym on behalf of Perry Township. This event took place between halves of the Southport-Tech basketball game on No- vember 29, l958. Another new feature at Southport High is the Biology Museum. All in- terested students are welcome to visit the museum. Eve y lace One of our most discussed new looks was the swimming pool. Four classes of boys and two of girls swim each day, as well as both boys' and girls' intramural teams. 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'Q if g f-32' I ' Q f?!,ffY5RfN A i fi' 1a1f2,.Fff' f 1,'? ,ifv1Ef'- ' N?5if'1f+. 'Qvew. + i Y nf Q v f '- wh Af :Sf v 01 'W A' - ' -Q ' '.. . X ' ,mfg 3' - fm Kim' N' pak X . , fr, 1 ,JS 5-4.4 15, . .aw xx ,gh Q . 4 .N Q, ? f 'Q b Q Y . Qiycx . gg k i M Q ,Q x-igSg!,,n? 'Wi Awww. N.. ,M x S! Li . Each year a hearing test, given by the Marion County Board of Health, is taken by the Sophomores of this school. Mrs. Tanner, from the Board of Health, is giving the test to Alan Trinkle while Charles Tind ll e and John Stuart await their turn. The school nurse is Mrs. Rund. Learnin Changes in the sports and social world at Southport became insignificant com- pared to those which took place in scho- lastic achievements. ln l959, a total of 64 teachers led students through the mysteries of subjects ranging from Latin to trigonometry. New facilities increased available subjects to include auto shop, swimming, and advanced mechanical drawing. More stress on the harder sub- jects, especially s c i e n c e and math, brought on a streamlined tour-year math course. Students can now obtain ten credits in this subject. A nd Every Clam g is more interesting when everyone can participate These student 'f , s per orm experiments twice a week under the supervision of chemistry teachers. New equipment and more room enable the classes to explore deeper into the mysteries of science. These four seniors, Carol Alvord, Betty Fine, Cecilia Rice, and Richard McCullough, presented the teen-age views concerning their problems in answer to questions asked by Mr. Irving Leibowitz of The indianapolis Times at a P.T.A. meeting. ln our new auto shop. the students learn many A larger office and a better equipped bookstore are two additions that made it more convenient for Mrs. Weaver, our school treasurer. things about automobiles and engines. Pictured below are Neil Lord Cforegroundl and Dale Tumey using their knowledge in a practical application. . . . Wi.fl9 Many New F0lCiliflff Oh, see Spot! See Puff! Ann Eggerding and Donna Barkhaus listen to their young pupils read from their first readers. They are just two of the many cadet teachers at Edgewood, Southport, and Burkhart Grade Schools. There were 2lO students enrolled in the more difficult sciences, physics and chem- istry. Taking advantage of the languages, Latin, Spanish, and the new course in German, were 375 pupils. Drivers' training can now be taken for credit. A new English 5R class teaches juniors the fundamentals of gram- mar. Commercial pupils were offered business arithmetic, business law, general business, and several other courses. All of these new courses enable pupils to learn more about those sub- iects which interest them. ln these kitchen units the girls taking home economics have fun learning practical skills in the culinary art. lO Another Rembrandt or Picasso? Only the future will show what these talented art stu dents will do. They are under the direction of Mrs Blanche Winans Posters decorations for various organizations, and the participation in the annual Scholastic Magazine Art Awards filled the busy schedule of the art classes this year Elaine Albers, JoAnn Schisla, and Donna Barkhaus fashion some of the best togas made for a style show held by the Advanced Latin Club. Southport's library has become larger and more modern as the school has grown. The original library had l5O boolcsg our '59 library boasts some 5,000 books. ,t 5-U if., :a'a'r , , Av f Queens and kings reigned over Southport's annual dances. Our first dance in the new field house was the Sweater Swirl. Mr. and Miss Scrimmage were crowned at this affair which honored football and cross country ath- letes. To protect the basketball floor, no shoes were permitted, and prizes were awarded for the most original footies. Our only other shoeless dance was the Crystal Ball. The Student Council sponsored this gala holiday affair. The boys eagerly awaited the Turn- About Twirl where the girls did the asking and furnished transportation, corsages, and after-dance refreshments. Juniors entertained seniors at the annual prom. Only members of these two classes and their guests were in- vited. The final social event of the year was the May Dance. At this formal affair May Court candidates from each class were chosen. The boys eagerly look forward to the Turn-About Twirl. lt is at this dance that the girls treat the boys to dinner, dancing, transportation and corsages, Prior to the dance, Nancy Brier pins her unique corsage on Terry Fewell. NEW FIELDHOUSE PRGVIDED This picture shows how well attended and popular the dances at Southport are. The G.A.A. Dance, held in May, honors all spring athletes and is the only formal dance open to all students in the school as well as the alumni. The Prom is the highlight of the year for each Junior and Senior. Mr. Ratliff and Mrs. Miller are seen greeting George Scearce, Nina Jo Dean, Diane Hunt, Vern Ratliff, Pat Tapscott, John Vance, Marcia Brittan and Roy Jones. . SETTING FUR MANY CES The refreshments served at every dance were enjoyed by everyone. This typical scene is from the May Dance which is sponsored by the G.A.A. Our dances in the early part of the year were characterized by no shoes on the floor. Ruby Berry and Jim Betzler are enioying one of these dances in socks. At the close of the football season each year a Mr. and Miss Scrimmage are chosen to reign at the annual Sweater Swirl. ln May, a dance in honor of the spring athletes is given by G.A.A. at which three queens are chosen to reign. The senior girl is the queen of service, the junior is queen of personality, and the sophomore is queen of beauty. Mr. and Miss Scrimmage for 1958 were Jeff Coulter and Linda Langley. Their court was composed of Vickie Davis, Kenny Nierman, Sue Wasson, Jim Green, Carolyn Goodnight, and Bob Ashman. THOSE GROWN IN G EVENTS The May Queens were senior, Lou Manning, junior, Dolores Hogue, sophomore, Donna Emmons, and their court Carolyn Goodnight, Nancy Jo Dawson, Pat Tapscott, Wilma Bockes, Cindy Orme, Edith Schnier, and Madelyn Enders. Prima donna Artith Bright fascinates her audience with a pert ballet while Helen Hardegan claims she Cain't Say No! Each year in the month of May a talent show is produced for the student body and P.T.A. Last year the theme was Cardinal Bandstandf' V The first prize of five dollars was awarded to- Don Lee and his bandg tied for second prize of three dollars were Bill Brittan with a trumpet solo and Helen Hardegan with a song from Oklahorna g third prize of two dollars was captured by John Walker for a piano solo. THE CARDIN AL BANDSTAN D As a sophomore, Kevin Drake tapped his way into the 1958 Talent Show. Two senior singing ensembles also won recognition. The finale consisted of the annual parade of senior girls singing Halls of Ivy. l I5 FAI T THE TOW PI K! Paint the Town Pink, this year's senior play, turned into a small riot when Mr. Clark, principal of Mansfield High School, instituted a turnabout day between the students and the faculty. Christy, student secretary, got confused and told the painter color number 32, which was a shocking pink, for the confer- ence room. Then there were the new tables and chairs for the cafeteria that arrived late. 16 Cast in order of appearance: . . . . . . . . Retha Eustace Sally Renwick .. Radio Voice . . Ren Tyler . . . .. Madelyn Enders . .... Randy Galvin Christy Smith ,....... Jayne Tegeler Mr. Clark .... Winnie Page . Warren .... Loretta . . . June ...... Miss Carey . . . Richard McCullough Nancy Arndt . . . . .. John Price . . . Ann Eggerding , . . . Anne lselin .. . . .. Mrs., Hilfiker Miss Hughes Mrs. Shambaugh Mr. Wilkinson . . . Ruthie ...... Nan .. Louise .. Herb ...... AI ......... Mrs. Lawton .. Rose Ryan . . . Johnson . . . Moran ..... . Mr. Kessler .. Joe .......... Hank ........... Mayor Langford Chief Foster .. Mrs. Ramsey . . . Mr.Dart .. . . Cecilia Rice . . . Carolyn Snell . . . Beverly Krohne . . Ray Kappmeyer , . . Robert Gilmore . .... Helen Hardegan Joe Ann Hendricks . . . . Danny Nichols . , . Jack Leonhardt .. Tom Williams . .. Allen Barnes .. Ronald Hanks . . Joe Mueller .. Gary Reed . . . Betty Miller Cast in order of appearance: Maudie .......,.......... Artith Bright Davy .... ..,. W ade Davis Marge . . . . . Ann Eggerding Bev . . . . . Carol Alvord Sandy . . ..... Betty Huntoon Pat . . . . . . Joe Ann Hendricks Terry . . . ..... Beverly Krohne Mr. Mason . Mrs. Mason .. Lynn . . . . . Sylvia ....... John Endicott .. First Lifeguard . Second Lifeguard CCM Ross Caywood . . Betty Haley Jayne Tegeler Maclelyn Enders Ray Kappmeyer . . Jack Reese . . . Joe Hobbs DIE AND THE CPPOSITE SEX Poor Maudie! Her parents decided that her romance with her boy friend, Davy, needed a cooling ottuperiod and took her to a lonely resort five hun- dred miles from home. Maudie staged a counter attack, she threw herself at an objectionable male with the hope that this would make her parents beg her to go back to Davy. Maudie's scheme backfired and many complica- tions arose. But all ended happily in the i958 Junior Play, Maudie and the Opposite Sex. Each year on Easter Sunday various churches of the community unite for a combined Easter Sunrise Service, the theme of which is The Resurrection. The musical portion of the program is presented by adults, students, and children who compose a com- bined choir. They represent the schools and the churches of the community. Responsible for the outstanding Sunrise Service were Miss Blanche Penrod, Chairman, and her many com- mittees. lAlso, the pupils of Southport display their talent by portraying the characters and designing the impressive background for the pageant. This represents one of the three holiday services that are celebrated. HOLIDAY DECOR Hark, the herald angels sing, glory to the newborn king.' This message was conveyed to Southport pupils by Christmas decorations prepared by the art department. The angels above, painted by Lonnie Beck, Ray Turner, and Charles Wilson, graced the west hall. Senior-ority was responsible for the beautiful Christmas tree. Randy Galvin received the Outstanding Achieve For the second year John Price reminded us of ment Award for his participation in the Purdue our freedoms in his winning speech in the Voice of Legislature. Democracy contest ABILITY . Our newer and bigger buildings have not only captured a new face for us, but also have inspired us to greater achievements. Our drum major, Marcia Brittan, was sent to Smith-Walbridge, a drum major training school at Syracuse, Indiana. After a week of drills and instruction, Marcia passed a na- tional test and was awarded the title of Drum Major First Class, Also, nine students from the speech and debate department repre- sented Southport in the Purdue High School Legislature. This two-day meeting was spon- sored by the speech department of the uni- versity. John Price won the Voice of Democ- racy contest at Southport with Chris Klein- henz as runner-up. Their speeches traveled by tape to the state contest. Drum Major First Class Marcia Brittan shares her title with only twenty other people in the United States. Above: At left is Mr. Fredenberger handing out the letters to the baseball team. At the right Mr. Leedy is rewarding Steve Dial for his efforts in athletics. Below: Left is Mr. McDaniel awarding letters to cross-country team and at the right is Mr. i . . . PLUS ACHIEVEMEN T The designer of the 1959 ANCHOR cover was Lonnie Beck, one of Southport's most talented art stu- dents. Lonnie entered six pictures in the National Scho- lastic Art Awards contest. He, Ray Turner, and Leslie Sponsel were awarded Gold Keys in the regional con- test, sponsored by L. S. Ayres and Co. and the TIMES. The keys entitled these students to place their entries in the national competition. Lonnie also won the right to complete for the additional cash award offered by Hallmark Cards. Highest Honor The highest honor that a high school can bestow on one of its students is that of valedictorian. Dolores Hogue was chosen for this coveted award, as she main- tained the highest scholastic average in the class of l959. Both Dee and her inspiring speech, An lm- portant Goal in Our School Life, will long. be remem- bered by the school. Her future plans are as yet un- certain, but the class agrees that Dolores will be a success in whatever she undertakes. . . .EQUAL SUCCESS Among the many honors bestowed upon Southport students this year, two of the finest came to Judy Culver. Because of her high scholastic achieve- ment and pleasant personality, Judy was selected by the faculty to be the D.A.R. representative from Southport. Judy also won the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award consisting of a gold pin and an opportunity for a scholarship. Congratulations are in order for Judy. 21 An opportunity to sign ANCHORS was one of the privileges granted the student body. Here Betty Hun- toon lseatedl, Betty Miller, Dick McCullough, Nancy Sowden, and Jack Tilson inscribe their John Henry's along with remember when . . . As John Q. Studentbody, a Senior at South- port, stands looking out the east door of the new and gigantic fieldhouse, he sees a great phase of Southport's history. Standing in the midst of the new look and gazing at the old is a very strange feeling to John because he has been a part of both. As he stands there, deep in thought, John's entire high school career is reflected in his eyes, with an accent on its brevity. The thousand and one todays and tomorrows that were so real have been reduced to a handful of yesterdays to be filed away as memories. Graduation day, which once seemed remote, is now close at hand. So, now, as the rapidity of spring events fore- tells the coming graduation, John Q. Student- body stands gazing out the east door of the tieldhouse. He has been one of the first new look class, the first of many. COMMEN CEMENT - NOT AN END Many of the alumni attend Baccalaureate and Commencement services. Pictured below are George Scearce, Nina Jo Dean, Nancy Niederauer, and Richard Hohn, i958 graduates, Jerry Tracy, Bill Hohlt, and Jack Linson, alumni. BUT A BEGINNING Another step in the future of these graduating Seniors awaits them as they participate in the Commencement Services, the climax to a wonderful four years. lLeftD Mr. Leedy, Principal, presides over the presentation of diplomas. lRightl Marching to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance, the graduating Seniors enter into a new life. x .XM -1 w Q - x Q.-K 3 :ss za 2- -:Q-1-.w-,gsX'f:'s:ease- if -41 :rf -:1 A ' ,, ,A A. 4 Q 1 - ff- N Nw -xg- Q: .W 'ei , ,mi fan The New Look in Faces' People, people, everywhere including a new class this year which added a great number To the enrollment of our school in '59 and created a new to the people seen in the halls of Southport. look Principal Mr. C. Leedy first came to Perry Township as a teacher in 1921. Eight years later he came to Southport, then a school of about 340 pupils and 14 faculty members, as Vice-principal, ln 1939, Mr. Leedy became principal. Since that time, Southport has become a First Class Com- missioned High School and a member of the North Central Association largely through the efforts of Mr. Leedy and the faculty. What. Mr. Leedy likes best about our new building is the added space for each teachcnand, of course, the new gym. The new building enables Mr. Leedy to do bet- ter .over-all planning and to broaden the curricular offerings. When asked how he likes his position as principal at South- port, Mr. Leedy replied, This is my life and l thoroughly enjoy it. Admimktwztion and Fozcult Superintendent Due to the installation of a metropolitan school system in Perry Township, Dr. Edward E. Glenn was selected as the new superin- tendent of schools. Dr. Glenn, married and the father of one son, is well qualified for this most responsible position. Receiving his A.B. Degree at Qak- land City College in 1932, he later acquired his M.A. Degree in 1935, and his Doctor's De- gree in 1955 at Indiana University. ' Having served eight and one-half years as a high school principal and mathematics and science teacher and eleven years as Superin- tendent of Schools of Columbia City, Indiana, Dr. Glenn has found time in his busy sched- ule for many worth while organizations. ln- cludecl are the Rotary Club, Masonic Lodge, the Chamber of Commerce, and many educa- tional panels and conferences. Dr. Glenn's outside interests include photo- graphy and travel. 26 Deans of Boys One of the most influential positions in a schooi is that of Dean of Boys. At Southport this office is filled by Mr. Walter Kellam and Mr Albert Theil. These men interview seniors relative to graduation, keep attendance rec- ords, and do general counseling. ln addition to guiding freshmen and sophomore boys, Mr. Theil sponsors the Student Council. Supervis- ing the junior and senior boys is Mr. Kellam. ln this, his twentieth year at Southport, Mr. Kellam also sponsored the Booster Club and the girls' cheer block, making it one of the best in the state. Mr, Kellam was on leave of absence during second semester because of I ness. Dean of Girls One of the most versatile individuals in the administration of Southport is Miss Blanche Penrod, Dean of Girls. Added responsibility was placed upon her this year with the in- creased enrollment and new surroundings. Miss Penrod acts as a bond between the girls who need aid and the administration. She is the sponsor of Medicii and Senior-ority. Be- ing chairman of the Easter Sunrise Service, the Christmas program, and the Thanksgiving program adds to Miss Penrod's duties. Vice-Principal As V-ice-Principal and Athletic Director, Mr. Ratlitf has many and varied duties to perform. His supervision includes making con- tracts for the man-Y athletic events. with the approval of the re- spective coaches. e also acts as host for the other schools using our new fieldhouse. Mr. Ratliff organizes the Lettermen, who have been of great assistance at our home games. As Vice-Principal and as adviscr to the junior and senior boys, he takes care of the at- tendance records and discipline cases. 27 FACULTY MARY BARR A. B.. Ball State English, Journalism Quill and Scroll Southport Journal JUNE BARRON B. S. in Ed., S. lll. University Home Economics F. H. B. co-sponsor PAUL BENNING B. S., M. A., Ball State Business DAVE BERTRAM B. S., indiana Central Drivers Ed., Biology Freshman Basketball Coach ALICE BLACK A. B., Indiana Central Grad. work, Butler Library Library Club CARL BRADEN B. S., Butler History Varsity Basketball Coach TOM BRETHAUER Indiana University Speech Thespian. Mask 8. Gavel RALPH BROWN B. S.. Indiana Central M. A., Butler Business Freshman Class Soon. Photography Sprocket Jockeys RICHARD BRUNOEHLER B. S. Indiana University Adv. Algebra, Swimming Swimming Coach BARBARA BURRIS B. S. Indiana University Drivers Ed., Swimming Synchronized Swimming HELEN CHANDLER A. B., Butler Grad. work, Indiana Univ. Head of Social Studies Dept. Sponsor of National Honor Society NANCY CLAMPITT B. S.. M. S., Butler Phy. Ed Sf Guidance HALDON COLE A. B. Indiana Central Mathematics Co-Sponsor of Hi-Y JESSIE COPSEY A. B Whitworth College Grad. work, Tulane Univ., Indiana Univ., Butler Head of English Dept. F. T. A. RICHARD DART A. B. in Psy., Maryville M. A. Ball State Social Studies Chess Club 28 FACULTY WILLIAM EATON B. S., Indiana Central M. S., Butler English GLADYS FISHER A. B., Indiana Central Spanish Sr. Tri-Hi-Y ELEANOR GUYER A. B., Hanover Grad' work, Butler, Indiana University Math Sophomore Class Sponsor Adv. Math HAROLD HAGEDON B. S., Butler Grad. work. Indiana University Biology Biology, Adv. Science TOM HATHAWAY B. S., Indiana Central Biology Track BERT HAVILAND B. S., Indiana Central Grad. work, Butler, Indiana University Social Studies Outdoor Life Club MARION HAWKINS B. S., Hanover Physical Education, Health 81 Safety Track Coach GLORIA HILFIKER B. S., Indiana Central Business Education ARTHUR KEY A. B., Indiana Central . Chemistry, Math, Physics Radio Club EDWIN KRAUSE A. B., Indiana Central B. S., Butler University Social Studies WAYNE LAHMAN A. B., Butler University English German REX LEWIS B. A., Indiana Central Chemistry Math Radio Club RAY LINSON B. S., Ball State Industrial Arts Safety Club STUART MACKISON B. A., M. A., Indiana University Business Education ,. ELSA MAJORS A. B., M. A., Butler University Latin Beg., Adv. Latin Clubs Yearbook FACULTY MARY MARSHALL A. B. Indiana Central M. A. New Mexico Highlands University English JOHN MASON B. S., Indiana State Mechanical Drawing- EARL McCORMlCK B. S. A., M. S., Purdue University Agricultural, Chemistry Future Farmers of America CHAUNCEY MCDANIEL B. S., Indiana University Drivers' Training Athletics, Drivers' Club ELWOOD MILLER B. S., Indiana State M. A., Indiana University Head of Business Department Spon. F. B. L. A. Athletic Publicity LUCILLE MILLER A. B. Indiana State Math G. A. A. Junior Class Spon. PHYLLIS MINNICK B. S: Indiana University Physical Education, Health 81 Safety G. A. A. Co-spon. JACK MORGAN B. S., Ball State Grad. work, Butler University Business Football Coach Intramural .Athletics Boys' Cheer Block ORPHA MORWICK A. B., Indiana State Eigd. work, Northwestern University I rary Co-spon. Library Club MARY REED A. B., M. S., Butler University English Junior Red Cross OLIVE REESE A. B., Indiana Central M. S., Butler University English Jr. Tri-Hi-Y- JOHN RHOADES B. A., Indiana Central English ELLIS ROBINS A. B., Indiana Central Chemistry, Physics Spon. Phy-Chem. Senior Class Spon. LESTER ROUTH A. B., Wabash Grad. work, University of Illinois Social Studies BILL SCHMALFELDT B. M., Butler University Director of Music Jordan Conservatory Cardinalettes 30 FACULTY RICHARD SCHRIER A. B., Indiana Central Guidance, Physical Education Asst. Football Coach Freshmen Baseball Coach MARY SHAMBAUGH B. S., Indiana Central Business Education Co-spon. F. B. L. A. MARJORIE SMITH B. S., Purdue University Indiana Central Home Economics F. H. B. RONALD STONER E. S., Indiana State Mechanical Arts Industrial Drawing GLEN 'STUCKEY A. B., Marian Grad. work, Indiana University Math , Beg. Math Club EVERETT SWANK B. S., Indiana Central M. S., Indiana University Math Tennis Coach RICHARD THEIL B. S., Indiana Central Grad. work, Butler University History Reserve basketball, baseball MARY TINDER B. P. S. M., Indiana University English ELIZABETH TOWNSEND A. B., Butler University English MARIAN VAWTER B A., Franklin English WILLIAM WEBB B. S., Indiana State Auto Shop BLANCHE WINANS Ah-B., Marian BETTY STEVENS E. S., Indiana University Business Education School Secretary NELLE WEAVER B. S., Ball State Business Education School Treasurer Elaine Albers SENIOR GFFICERS Modeling caps and gowns for the Senior Class sponsor, Mr. Ellis Robins, are the Senior Class officers, Tom Brewer, President, Valerie Salge, Secre- tary-treasurer, and Richard McCullough, Vice-president. The many Senior activities entail much detail and planning by the com- mittees and officers. Class parties, floats for the Homecoming, dress-up day, old- clothes day, baccalaureate, and com- mencement keep the officers and com- mittees on their toes! SENIORS F.F.A.-Vice-Pres., Booster Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Drivers' Club, Cty. Grain Show, Fr Julius Albaugh Track. Quill 8. Scroll-Sec. Treas., Anchor Edit. Staff, F.B,L.A.-Sec. Jr. 8- Sr. Play, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club Office Girl, Senior- ority, After-Grad Com., Drivers' Club, G.A.A., Swim. F.T.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Bacc. Usher. Carol Alvord F.T.A.-Vice-Pres., Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Mask 8- Gavel, Medicii. G.A.A., Senior-ority, Drivers' Club, Pep Club Boo- ster Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Commence. Comm. William Amt Phv-Chem-Pres., Math Club-Vice-Pres., Hi- Y-Chaplain, Manager-Baseball, Football, Let- terman, Outdoor Life, Student Council, Drivers' Club, Bacc. Usher, Commence. Usher, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Dele- gate-Model U.N. Ronald Anderson Nancy Arndt Pep Club, Booster Club-Sec., G.A.A., Teach- er's Sec., F.T'.A. Student Council, Spanish Club, F.H.A,, Drivers' Club, Sr. Play, Senior- ority, Tri-Hi-Y. Freda Ashby Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball Cap- tain. James Adkins Wrestling Team, Jr. Red Cross. Deanna Bailey Adv. Si Beg. Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior- ority, Medicii-Sec., Red Cross, F.H.B., Boo- ster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Prom. Com. After-Grad Com. 32 Jerry Baker Booster Club, Football, Intramurals, Fresh. Track. Donna Barkhaus Associate -Editor of Anchor, Anchor Edit. Staff, Quill Scroll, Teacher's Sec'y Adv. Latin Club-Sec'y, G.A.A., Swim., Volleyball. F.B.l.A. F.T.A., Synchronized Swim., Beg. Latin Club, Cafeteria Cashier, Senior-ority, Cap 8. Gown Com., Booster Club, Pep Club, Drivers' Club, Cadet Teacher, Sr. Play Ush- erette, Commence. Usherette, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Play, Sunrise Service. Allen Barnes Sr. Play, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Drivers' Club, Radio Club, Fresh. Football, Intramu- ral Basketball. Joe Beal All-County, All-Conference Football, Co- Captain of Football Team, All-County Bask- etball, Baseball, l.ettermen-Sergeant-of- Arms, Student Council, Drivers' Club, Boo- ster Club Outdoor Life, Phy-Chem, Adv. Math Club, Jr. Red Cross, Commence. 81 Staff Club, Bacc. Usherette. Jerald Beatty Booster Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Outdoor Life, Intramural Basketball, Chess Club, Drivers Club. Ronald Beck Intramural Basketball, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Photography Club, Outdoor gferg Braden's Raiders, Drivers' Club, Radio u . Janis Beechman F.H.B., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Tal- ent Show. 1 Richard Bergman Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Adv, Math Club, Phk-Chem, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Jr. ed Cross. Jerry Berholz Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Outdoor Life, Intramural Basketball Capt., Commence. Usher, Hi-Y, Adv. Math Club, Chess Club, Biol. Club, Bacc. Usher, Jr. 8. Sr. Plays, Track, Braden's Raiders. Tim Bertram Booster Club, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Adv. Math Club, Chess Club, Outdoor Life-Pres., Phy-Chem, Fresh Football, Intra- mural Basketball Drivers' Club, Res. Foot- ball, Fresh. Baseball. Mary Margaret Billiard Booster Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Senior-oritv, Drivers' Club, Jr. Play, Hall Monitor, Cadet Teacher, Flag Corps. Judy Bishop Choir, Cantata, Cty. Choral Fest. Sunrise Service, F.B.L.A, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Talent Show, Girls Trio. Linda Bishop Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Volleyball capt., Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross. Bill Bishop Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Intramural Basketball, Chess Club, Fresh. Football. Ronald Black Wrestling, Outdoor Lite, Adv. Math Club, Booster Club, Letterman. 33 Phyllis Blackwell Booster Club, Hall Monitor, 2 yrs. at Short- ridge. Janice Blankenship Senior-ority, Choir, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spring Music Fest., State Music Cont. Elaine Blum National Honor Society, F.T.A.-Pres., Sec'y., Anchor Feature Editor, State Eng. Cont., sect. 8. reg., Commence. Com., Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Beg. Latin Club, Teacher's Sec'y Senior-ority, Jr. 8. Sr. Plays, Drivers' Club, G.A.A., Volleyball, Bacc. Usherette, Adv. Latin Club, Prom Com. Elizabeth Bond Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.B.-Sec'y Spanish Club. Fred Border Booster Club, Choir. Carol Branch F.s.i..A. Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, office Girl, senior-ariry, Hall Monitor. William Brandenburg Adv. Math Club-Pres., Phy-Chem, National Honor Society-Pres., Hi-Y, Student Council intramural Basketball, Braden's Raiders. Charles Breeden Wrestling, Fresh. Football, Letterman, Ath- letic Ass't,' Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Drivers' Club. Thomas Brewer Fresh., Soph., Jr., 81 Sr. Class Pres., National Honor Society, Letterman-Pres., Football-co- capt., Baseball, Res. Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Purdue Legislation, Boys' State, Sr. Play, Student Council, Quill 8. Scroll, Thespians, Reg. Math Cont., Adv. Math Club-Sec. Treas., Hi-Y, Model U.N., Booster Club, Phy-Chem, Anchor Staff, Commence. 81 Bacc. Usher, Safety Council, State Stu- dent Council Conv. William Bridenstine Spanish Club, Sr. Play, Hi-Y, Braden's Raid- ers. Booster Club. Artith Bright Tri-Hi-Y-Historian, Jr. Red Cross-Sec'y, Thespians, Mask 81 Gavel, Booster Club, Pep Club, Talent Show, Jr. Play, Spanish Club, Hall Monitor. Marcia Brittan Drum Maiorette, G.A.A.-Pres., National Honor Society-Sec'y, Student Council, Boo- ster Club, Pep Club, Band, Orch., State Solo 8. Ensemble Twirling, Marching Bl Concert Band Cont., Track Queen, Conference Jam- boree Queen, Sr. Play, Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Synchronized Swim., F.B.L.A.-State V-pres., Commence. Com., Drivers' Club, East. Ind. March. Cont., Volleyball Capt., Talent Show, Jr. Red Cross, Smith Walbridge Drum Major Camp. Carole Brunson F.H.B., Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. Latin Club, G.A.A., Volleyball, Senior-ority, Swim. Judy Bunte Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Volleyball capt., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.H.A., Sr. Play, Office Girl, Hall Monitor, Speech Choir. Betty Burch Pep Club. Booster Club, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Drivers' Club, Teacher's Sec'y. 34 Barbara Burge Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Swim., Intramural Volleyball, Beg. Latin Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y. Beverly Bush Booster Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Choir, CountyA Choral Fest., Contafa, Sunrise Service, Spring Fest., Trio, Talent Show. Charles Carmicheal Connie Carroll Singer-ority. Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep u . Peggy Carroll Booster Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior- ority, G.A.A., Swim., lntramural Volleyball Captain. Sharon Carson Sara Carter G.A.A., Volleyball Capt., Swim., Senior-ority, F.T.A., Medicii, Hall Monitor, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Charles Cauble Anchor Staff, Braden's Raiders, Beg. Latin, Football, Drivers' Club, Chess' Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Hi-Y, Sr. Play, Choir, Jr. Party Comm., Sunrise Service, Talent Show, Boy's Octet, Booster Club State Solo and Ensemble Cont., .Boy's Quartet, Marion Cty. ghoiral Fest., Spring Music Fest. State Choir on . Ross Caywood . Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Thespians, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, F.B.L.A., Hi-Y, Choir, Boys Octet, Cardinalres, Cty. Choral Fest., State Solo 81 Ensemble Cont. Spring Music Fest., Talent Show, Contata, Sunrise Service, Red Cross, State Choir Cont., Jr. Party Com. Kenneth Christy lntramural Basketball, Outdoor Lite, Boo- ster Club, Braden's Raiders, Drivers' Club. Gilbert Clampitt Sharon Cloyd Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, F.l-l.B., g'ri3Hi-Y, Booster Club, Red Cross, Teacher's ec y. Catherine Coffman Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball, Teachers Sec., Band, State March. Cont., Marion Cty. Band Clinic. 2 yrs. Helm- burg. Linda Condon Senior-ority, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. Latin Club, F.B.L.A. lack Coons Booster Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Golf, Braden's Raiders. 35 Charles Cooper Jeff Coulter Football, Wrestling, Track, Letterman Span- ish Club, Jr, Red Cross, F.T.A., Hi-Y,, Driv- ers' Club, Intramural Basketball, Bacc. 8. Commence. Usher, Booster Club, Sr. Play, Sr. Party Com., Student Council. David Cox Wrestling, F.F.A. Kenneth Craig Booster Club, intramural Basketball, Brad- en's Raiders, Freshman Basketball. Ronald Craig Jack Cromlich Photography Club, intramural Basketball, Braden's Raiders. Judy Culver D.A.R. Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Phy-Chem-Secy-Treas., Thespians- Sec'y.-Treas., Mask 81 Gavel-Sec'y,-Treas., Quil 81 Scroll, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Beg. Latin Club, Medicii, Booster Club, Pep Club, Joumal Staff, Teen Star Reporter, Purdue Legislation, Model U.N,-Delegate, Teen Council-Pres. 8. Co-Edit., Bacc. Usherette, Jr. 81 Sr. Play, State Solo Cont., Cafeteria Cashier, State English cont., sec'y, reg. Virginia Cummings Booster Club, F,H.A. G.A.A.-Volleyball, Jr. Red cross, Spanish dlub, Tri-Hi-Y. Steve Daily Student Council, Booster Club, Spanish, F.T.A., Res. Basketball, Golf, S.C.-State Conv., Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball, Beg. Math Club, Commence. 8. Bacc. Usher, Drivers' Club, Sr. Party Com., Fresh.-Vice- Pres., Fresh.-Football, Track. Charles Dancey Booster Club. Judv Darnell National Honor Society, F.T.A.-Sec'y., Choir- Pres., Band, Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.l.A., Invitations Com., Girls Sextet, Booster Club, Orchestra, Solo 8. Ensemble Cont., Cty. Band Clinic 8. gllgioral Fest., State Marching Cont., Talent ow. Richard Darnell Drivers' Club, Jr. Red Cross, Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders. Connie Davis Peo Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club. Linda Davis F.H.B., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club. Wade Davis Signpost Editor, Hi-Y-sergeant-at-arms, Stu- dent Council, Letterman, Model U.N., Jr. 8. Sr. Play, Jr. Red Cross-Rep., Bacc. Usher, Beg. Math Club, Mask 8- Gavel, Cross Coun- try, Track, Braden's Raiders, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, F.T.A. 36 Jacoueline Day G.A,A., Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.B. John Deever Adv. Latin Club, Outdoor Life-Sec'y-Treas., Braden's Raiders. Thomas Derr Hi-Y, Teen Star Reporter, Journal Staff, Braden's Raiders, Sr. Play, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Barbara Dyke G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.H.A., Volleyball. David Easley Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Cty. Choral Fest. Joyce Eastridge Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Tri-l-li-Y, EIBBLA., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Drivers' U . Lurea Eaton Band Officer, Sec'y-Adv. Choir, Cty. Choral Fest., Cand. in Miss Madison Ave. Cont., Cand. for Miss Central Ind., Marching Band Cont., Solo and Ensemble Cont., Cty. Band Clinic, Purdue Band Day, l.U. Band Day, State Fair 8. Muncie Band Cont., Spring Mu- sic Fest., F.T.A., F.H.A., Sunrise Service, Talent Show, Booster Club, Drivers' Club. Judith Eder Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Choir, Cty. Choral Fest., Dist. Cont. Ann Eggerding Thespians, Jr. 8. Sr. Plays, Cadet Teacher, F.T.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A.- Swim., Senior-ority, Drivers' Club. Judith Eggerding Model U.N., Sec'y-Teen Council, Teacher's Sec'y, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Volleyball, Talent Show M.C., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, Medicii, F.T.A., Senior-ority, Sr. Play, Book Store Ass't. Robert Elkins Booster Club, Golf, Hi-Y, lntramural Basket- ball, Jr. Red Cross. Madelyn Enders Thespian, T.V. Dram. Rep., Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Soph. 8. Jr. May Queen Court, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority-Vice-Pres., F.T.A., G.A,A., Tri-Hi-Y, Office Girl, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Drivers' Club. Kathleen Enright Senior-ority, Jr. 81 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A.- Volleyball-Swim., Beg. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Morris Epler Basketball, Track, Letterman, Drivers' Club, Outdoor Life, Mr. Scrimmage-Soph. 8- Jr., Booster Club. Shirley Erber F.B L.A., Beg. Latin Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-orlty, G.A.A., Teacher's Sec'y. 37 Diane Eskew F.B.L.A.-Vice-Pres., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Office Girl, Hall Monitor. James Etchison Football, Letterman, Wrestling, Traffic Squad. Retha Eustace G.A.A., F.H.B., Sr. Play, Senior-ority. James Evans Adv. Math Club, Phy-chem, Hi-Y, F.F.A., Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Intramural Basketball. Robert Featherston Morris Ferguson Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Braden's Raiders, Out- door Life, Chess Club, Booster Club, Beg. ma? Club, Intramural Basketball, Drivers' u . Betty Fine G.A.A., Volleyball, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N., Medlcii, Bacc. Usherette, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Sr. Play, Office Girl. Susan Fischer Sr. Play, Thespians Senior-ority, Mask 81 Gavel, Beg. Latin Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Choir, Jr. Play, Cty. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest., Tri-Hi-Y. Jeanette Freyn 3 yrs. at North Vernon. Judy Frump Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Teach- er's Sec'y Office Girl. Sandra Fulford G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Librarian, Cty. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest., Sr. Play Usherette, Senior-orlty, Sun- EsetService, Choir, Hall Monitor, Choral on . Don Gagen Braden's Raiders, Booster Club. William Galvin Football-varsity, Wrestling, Fresh. Basketball, Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Thespians, Chess Club-Pres., Hi-Y-Sec'y., Student Council, Beg. B. Adv. Math Clubs, Purdue Legislation, Model U.N.-vice-pres., Letterman, Anchor Sales Staff, Teen Council, Cap 8g Gown Com., Lat- in Club, Booster Club. Carroll Garrett Hi-Y, Booster, Outdoor Life, Beg. Latin Club, Drivers' Club, Jr. Red Cross. Walter Gary 38 Marie Gatto Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Larry Gee Booster Club, intramural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Dirvers' Club. George Gerdt Adv. Math Club, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life, lntra- mural Basketball, Beg. Latin Club, Wrest- ling, Booster Club, F.F.A., Jr. Red Cross, Drivers' Club. Byron Gettle Football, Track, Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Band, Intramural Basketball, Choir, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Letterman, Auto Mech. Club, Drivers' Club, State Band lbllarching Cont., Purdue 81 indiana Band ays. Steve Gilley Mask 8. Gavel, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Braden's Raiders, Chess, Debate Club, Drivers' Club, Model U.N. Wrestling, Sr. Party Com. Robert Gilmore Letterman, Football, Baseball, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross-Pres., Outdoor Life, Drivers' Club, intramural Basketball. Janice Graham Pep Club, Booster Club, Mask 84 Gavel, Thespians, G.A.A.-Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Choir, Office Girl, Jr. Play, Sen- ior-ority, Teacher's Secretary. Mvra Graves G.A.A.-Sec'y, Student Council, Teen Council, Senior-ority, Jr. Play Usherette, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Sr. Party Com., Office Girl, Span- ish Club. Harrv Guilkey Outdoor Life, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. Judv Haessig Teacher's Secretary, F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-oritg, Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. 8- Sr. Play, .A.A., Bookstore Clerk. Jerrv Hager Hi-Y, Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club. Angeline Haggard Booster Club, F.H.B., Jr. Red Cross. Phyllis Haines Clarence Halcomb Delores Hall 39 John Hamilton Track, Cross Country, Drivers' Club, Out- door Life, Booster Cub, Intramural Basket- ball, Wrestling. Donald Hanf Outdoor Life, Biology Club, Drivers' Club, Auto Mech. Club. Bonnie Hanks G.A.A.-Volleyball Captain, Senior-ority, Tri- Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, F.H.B., Spanish Club, Pep Club. Ronnie Hanks Sr. Play, Medicii, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Lat- in Club, Choir, Booster Club. Helen Hardegen Quill 8. Scroll, Journal Staff, Cardinalettes, Cadet Teacher, F.T.A., G.A.A.-Volleyball, Model U.N., Talent Show, Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, Sr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Drivers' Club. Gretchen Hardy Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., G.A.A., Spanish guts, Drivers' Club, Senior-ority, Booster U . Judy Hare F.B L.A., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior- ority, Pep Club, Jr. Play Usherette, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, G.A.A.-Volleyball Cap- tain. Donna Harness G.A.A.-Volleyball Captain, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club. Mark Hasz Beg. Latin Club, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. Ingrid Heise F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Teacher's Secretary, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Librarian, G.A.A. Robert Helms Wrestling, Football, Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Adv. Math Club, Letterman, Booster Club, Driv- ers' Club, Tennis. Joe Ann Hendricks Thespians, Mask 8. Gavel, Jr. St Sr. Plan Sr. Party Com., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tri- i-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Beg. Latin Club, Speech Choir. Carolyn Herman Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A.-Volleyball, Swim., Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Beg. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Medicii, Teachers Secretary. Doris Hernly Senior-orlty, G.A.A.-Swim., Booster Club, Pep Club, F.H.B., Tri-Hi-Y, Commence. Ush- erette. Sue Higgens Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. 40 Oral Hildebrand Radio Club, Chess Club, Booster Club, Driv- ers' Club, Braden's Raiders. Robert Hill Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Adv. Math Club, Booster Club, Jr. Play, Bacc. Usher, Hall Monitor, Band, State Marching 81 Concert Band Cont., l.U. 8- Purdue Band Day, Cty. Band Clinic, Music Fest., East. Ind. Marching Band Cont. Ronald Hitch Jon Hittle Latin Club, Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders-leader, Track, Cross Country, Tennis, Jr. Party Com., invitations Com., Bacc. Usher, Intramural Basketball- Captain. .loe Hobbs Letterman, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Teen Council, Mask 8. Gavel-Vice-Pres., Football, Track, Thespians, After Grad Com., Jr. 8. Sr. Play, Booster Club, Jr. Party Com., Soph. Party Com., Intramural Basketball, Prom Com., Drivers' Club, Bacc. Usher. Lee Hockersmith lg.liiA., Braden's Raiders, Intramural Basket- 8 . Joyce Hodges Senior-ority, G.A.A.-Volleyball, Srynchronized Swim., Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, .H.A., Boo- ster Club, Sr. Play. Dolores Hogue May Dance Queen, Journal Staff, Teen Star Rep., Spanish Club-Vice-Pres., Spanish Reg. Cont., Quill 8- Scroll, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Sen- ior-ority, F.B.L.A., Teacher's Sec., Office Girl, Sr. Play, After Grad, Com., Commence. Usherette, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Elaine Holton Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Teacher's Secretary. Richard Holsapple Hi-Y, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Driv- ers' Club, lntramural Basketball. Ruth Hopkins Beg Latin Club, F.H.B., Booster Club, Pep Club, Hall Monitor. Robert Hoyt Fr. Track, Football, intramural Basketball, Biology Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Drivers' Club, Outdoor Life, Jr. Party Com. Anna Huber Senior-ority, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Booster C ub. Jesse Hunt Football Golf, intramural Basketball, Boo- ster Club, Adv. Main Club, Beg. Math Club, Hi-Y-Sec'y, Spanish Club, Letterman, Stu- Outdoor Life Bacc. Usher, Res. Basketball. dent Council, Jr. Red Cross, Commence. tlsht5eruOutdoor Life, Bacc. Usher, Res. Bas- et a Bill Hunter Band-Captain, Orchestra, Mid-State Orches- tra, Cty. Band Clinic, State Marching 8- Concert Band Cont., Mid-Eastern Band Cont., Brass Sextet, Pep Band, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Photographer's Club, Drivers' Club, Basketball, Football, Res. Track. 4l Betty Huntoon Tri-Hi-Y-Pres., Model U.N.-Vice Pres., Marion Cty. Gavel Club-Treas., Journal Page Editor, Teen Star reporter, Quill 8- Scroll, Thespians, Jr. Play, Mask 81 Gavel, Girls' Sextet Choir, Boys' Octet acc., mixed Octet SCCA. SDVIFIQ Choral fest., Cty. Choral fest., St. piano voice cont., Red Cross, Senior- Oflfx, G.A.A., -Booster Club, Pep Club, Hall monitor, Spanish Club, Purdue Legislation, Talent Show, Jr. Party com., Ass't Choir acc, Intramural volleyball. Anne lselin Sr. Play, Cadet Teacher, Synchronized Swim., G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Senior-ority, F.T.A.. Cap 8- Gown Com., Drivers' Club, Pep Club, Beg. Latin Club, Jr. Play Usher- ette, Office Girl. Henry Janes Quill 8- Scroll, Sports Editor-Journal, Teen Star Reporter, Football, Track, and Basket- ball Manager, Intramural basketball, Braden's Raiders, Hx-Y, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, Sprocket Jockeys-Sec'y., Radio Club. Steven John Radio Club-Pres., Phy-Chem-Vice Pres., Swimming Team, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Talent Show, Intramural Basketball, Jr. Play. Judith Johnson Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Sr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Hall Moni- tor. Roy Jones Hi-Y, Model U.N. Delegate, Outdoor Life, Beg. 8. Adv. Math Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Intramural Basket- gill, After Grad. Com. Drivers' Club, Phy- em. Rav Kappmeyer Thespians, Mask 8. Gavel, Jr. Play, Sr Play, Fr. Baseball Football, Intramural Basketball, Chess Club, Braden's Raiders, Cheer Leader, mogel U.N. Delegate, Drivers' Club, Booster U . Linda Keene Commence. Usherette, Volleyball Capt., Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., G.A.A., Sen- ior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Teacher's Sec'y Tri-Hi-Y. Glen Kendall Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball, Football, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Track. Delores Kidwell Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Volleyball, Senior-ority, Teacher's Sec'y. Mozelle King Frankfort, Ky. 3 yrs. Frank Kirsch Outdoor Life, Speech Choir, Sprocket Jock- eys, Hi-Y, Biology Club, Intramural Basket- ball-Capt., Drivers' Club, Photography Club, Booster Club, Chess Club, Braden's Raiders. Martha Kleppe Pep Club, Booster Club, F.H.A., Senior-ority, G-.A. A., Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Library Club, Librarian. Robert Koester F.F.A.-Treas., Chess Club, Booster Club, Bra- den's Raiders, Drivers' Club. Marilyn Krodel Pep Club, Booster Club Library Club-Sec'y., Spanish Club, G.A.A., Vlolleyball. 42 I Beverly Krohne Thespians, Tri-Hi-Y-Vice Pres., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Ayres High School Fashion Board, Teacher's Sec'y., Cadet Teacher, Booster Club, Jr. 8. Sr. Play, G.A.A., Senior-ority, F.T.A., Model U.N., Beg. Latin Club, Driv- ers' Club. June Krug Senior-ority, G.A.A., Volleyball-Capt., Dol- phinettes-Sec'y., Band, Alternate Majorette, Dist. Twirling Cont., Spring Music Fest., Tri- Hi-Y., Model U.N. Delegate Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Adv. Latin Club-Treas., F.T.A., Beech Grove 2V2 years. Sue Lancaster F.H.B., Booster Club, Pep Club, Manual High School lyz yrs. Linda Langley Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A.,- Treas., Volleyball-Capt. Miss Scrimmage, F.H,B., Student Council, Senior-ority, Drivers' Club, Quill 8. Scroll, Perry News-Sports writer, Teen Star Repor- ter, Perry News-Club Staff, Spanish Club, Teacher's Sec'y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Commence 8. Jr. Play Usherette. Larry Laughlin Hi-Y, Chess Club-Sec'y., Treas., Intramural Basketball, Drivers' Club. Jack Leonahrdt Student Council, Adv. Math Club, Beg, Math Club, Spanish Club, l-li-Y-Sargent of Arms, Track, Cross-Country, Wrestling, Model U.N., Student Council Convo., Com- mence. Usher, Purdue Legislation, Braden's Raiders, Booster Club. Marie Lewis F.l-l.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Orch., Mid- St. Orch., St. Music Cont., F.B.L.A. Norman Liggett Verle Line Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Hi-Y, Com- mence. Usher, Sr. Play, Outdoor Life, ln- tramural Basketball. Nancy Linkel Band, St.. Fair Cont., Delaware Cty. Cont., Choir, Girls Sextet, Spring Choral Fest., G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Brookville High School 3 yrs, State English cont., sect. reg., and final. Don Linson Adv. Latin Club-Vice Pres., Beg. Latin Club, Beg. Math Club, Phy-Chem, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Student Council, Basketball, Golf. Stephen Linson Biology Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Play, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Outdoor Life, Bacc. Usher, Commence. Usher, Speech Choir. Bill Lloyd Outdoor Life, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Club, Boo- ster Club, Purdue and l.U. Band Day, An- chor Staff, St. March. Cont., Solo 8. Ensem- ble Cont., Jr. Red Cross, Sunrise Service, Braden's Raiders, City Band Clinic, intra- mural Basketball. Carl Lohkamp Outdoor Life, F.F.A., Booster Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Drivers' Club, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross. Barbara Long Booster Club, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., intramural Yolllelybxall, Pep Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, ri- i- . 43 Paula Long G.A.A., Volleyball, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Teache-r's Sec'y., Jr. Red Cross. Phil Long El-noir, Braden's Raiders, Intramural Basket- a . Charlene Losche Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Booster Club, Beg Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Senior- crl y. Bill Lowder Dennis McAfee Elifr, Brader-Us Raiders, Intramural Basket- B . Judith McBride Hilliards High School lV2 yrs., G.A.A., Vol- leyball, F.H.B., Adv. Latin Club-Treas., Mod- el U.N., Jr. Play, Jr. Party Com., Sr. Party Com., Senior-ority, Journal-Co-News Bureau Chief, Quill 8. Scroll-Vice Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, A-Band, Muncie Fair Cont., St. Fair Cont., Pep Club, Booster Club, Purdue Legislation. Richard McCullough National Honor Society-Vice Pres., Thes- pians, Senior Class Vice Pres., Place Award Architectuai Division of Ford Motor Com- pany's Industrial Art Award, Sr. Play, Stu- dent Council-Vice Pres., St. Spanish Cont., Purdue St. Legislation, Voice. of Dem. Cont., Spanish C-lub, Student Council Convo., Model U.N., Hi-Y-Vice Pres., Chaplin, Treas., Braden's Raiders Cheer Leader, Chess Club. Pattv McGee G.A.A., F.H.B., Senior-ority, Booster Club, TriiHi-Y, Library Club, lntramural Volley- ba . ' Ernestine McGinnis Pep Club, Booster Club. Donna Mahan Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.H.B.-Pres., Student Council, Red Cross, Journal Staff, National Honor Society, Quill 8. Scroll, Com- mence. Usherette, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Sign- post Staff, Flag Corps, Pep Club, Booster Club, Medicii-Treas., Cap 81 Gown Com., Teen Star Reporter. Carolyn Many EIHEB., Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster u. Stanley Martin Football, Intramural Basketball, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, Lettermen. Jeanette Mascher G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Volleyball, Swim., Sr. Play, Booster Club, Pep Club, Hall Moni- tor. Richard Mattox Thomas Maykrantz State English cont., sect. and reg. 44 Moll Mellis V F.H.B.,. Pep Club, Booster Club, Red Cross. Donna Merrick Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Teach- er's Sec'y. Bettv Miller Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N., Thespians, Jr. Play, Sr. Play G.A.A., Volleefball, Swimming, Booster Club, Pep Club, .B.L.A., Teacher's Sec'y., Beg. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Anchor Sales Staff, Band A, Purdue 81 .U. Band Days, Solo Cont., Ind. St. March. Cont., Orch., Mask 8. Gavel, Hall Monitor, Office gir. Kenny Miller Student Council, Letterman, Track, Basket- ball, Cross-Country, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Sr. Play, Booster Club, Drivers' Club. William Miner Hi-Y, Mask 81 Gavel, Booster Club, Outdoor Life, Braden's Raiders, Bacc. 8. Commence. Usher Cross-Country, Sr. Play, Tech High school 1 yr. Oscar Mink Booster Club. Sharon Mitts Booster Club, Red Cross, Choir. Shirley Moats Geraldine Moody Pep Club, Booster Club, Teacher's Sec'y., Jr. Red Cross, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Senior- ority, Tri-Hi-Y. Patricia Morris Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Perry News-Busi- ness Manager, Booster Club. Joseph Mueller Track, Intramural Basketball, Outdoor Life, Mask 81 Gavel, Booster Club, Hi-Y. John Mueller lntramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Braden's Raiders, Booster Club. Judith Mullis Tri-Hi-Y, Soph. Candidate-Miss Scrimmage, Soph. May Queen Attendant, Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. Play Usherette, Intramural Volleyball, G.A.A, Swim., Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, F.B.L.A., Sr. Play Usher- ette, Drivers' Club, Anchor Staff, Senior- ority, Office Girl. Robert Murdock Traffic Club, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Sprocket Jockies, Braden's Raiders, Red Cross. Sandra Neville Tri-Hi-Y, Volleyball-Capt., G.A.A. Swim., Red Cross, Teacher's Sec'y., Booster Club. 45 Dan Nichols Hi-Y, Football,, Beg. Math Club, Adv. Math Club, Anchor Staff, Booster Club, Sr. Play, Commence. Usher, Drivers' Club. Mark Nuttall Hi-Y, Quill 8. Scroll-Pres., Commence. Ush- er, Bacc. Usher, Journal Sports Editor, ln- tramural Basketball, Booster Club. Alice Oppegaard G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Anchor Sales Staff, F.H.A., Volleyball. Dave Osman Marv Oswald Pep Club, Booster Club, Beg. Latin Club, Perry News-Circulation Manager, Senior- ority, Synchronized Swim. Kenneth Otto Spanish Club, Drivers' Club, Quill 8- Scroll, F.T.A., Usher-Bacc. 8. Commence., Reserve Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Journal Staff. Earl Outcalt Michael Owen Letterman-Vice Pres., Booster Club, Out- door Life, Cross-Country, Basketball, Track, Cap 81 Gown Com., Drivers' Club. Linda Owens Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Senior- ority, Sr. Play, Teacher's Sec'y. Connie Park F.T.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Librarian. James Payton Intramural Basketball, Outdoor Life Club, Photography Club. Thomas Pearson Booster Club, Braden's Raiders. John Peay Synchronized Swim.-Pres., Volleyball-Capt., Jr. Play Usherette, Maiorette, Dist. Twirling Cont., St. Twirling Cont., St. Marching Cont., Dav. 8. Beg. Latin Club, G.A.A., Medicee, Pep Club, Booster Club, After-Grad Com., Tri-Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Senior-ority. Patricia Peed Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi- Marilvn Perry Senior-ority Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., speech choir, F.B.L.A. 46 Don Peterson Booster Club, Band, Purdue 81 l.U. Band Days, Solo Cont., Band Cont., Orch. Cont. Barbara Phipps Booster Club, Senior-ority. Janet Pittman Phy-Chem, Science Conference-l.C.C., Adv. Math Club, Reg. Math Exams. Latin Club, F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N., Band-Mid- gate Orch. 8. Band Cont., Colo Cont., Orch. ont. John Price Booster Club-Pres., Hi-Y-Pres.,Mask 8. Gavel- Pres., Model U.N.-Pres., 81 Sec'y Gen., Soph., Jr, Class Pres., Journal-Editor-im Chief, Photographer, Signoost Staff, Teen Star Reporter, l.U. Journalism Institute, Citizen Award, Boys' State, Purdue Legisla- tion, Amer. Leg. Oratorial Cont., Voice of Dem. Cont., Student Council, State Conv., Talent Show, M.C., Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Cony. Gavel Club, Teen Council, Boys Cheer Block Council, intramural Basketball, Jr. Ring, Prom, and After Grad Com., Jr. 8. Sr. Plays, Reg, Math Cont., Commence. Usher, Bacc. Usher, Phy-Chem, Adv. 8. Beg. Math Clubs, Thespians, Quill 8t Scroll. Carolvn Purkhiser Senior-ority, Medicii, Booster Club, Pep Club, Sr. Play, F.H.B. Judy Readle F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Booster Club, Red Cross. Gary Reed Sr. Play, Jr. Red Cross, Choir, Boys Octet. Jack Reese , Baseball, Basketball, Booster Club, Letter- man, Outdoor Life, Jr. Play. Cecilia Rice Student Council-Sec'y, Tri-Hi-Sec'y, Model UN.-Vice Pres., Thespians, Anchor Staff, Signpost Staff, Sr 8. Jr Plays, After Grad- Com., Commence. Usherette, Beg. Latin Club-Treas., Adv. Latin Club-Sec'y., Pep Club, Mask 8. Gavel, G.A.A., Senior-ority. Janet Riehl F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi- Y, G.A.A.' Student Council, Booster Club, Pap Club, invitation Com., Sr. Play, Usher- e e. Leland Richards Booster Club, Letterman-Sec'y, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Outdoor Life, Driv- ers' Club. Kenneth Roa rk David Robinson Charles Rosebrock F.F.A., Drivers' Club, Outdoor Life. Karen Rossman Tri-Hi-Y, Teacher's Sedg G,A.A., Volleyball Booster Club, Pep Clu , Beg. Latin Club Adv. Latin Club, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Senior- ority, Synchronized Swim. 47 Claudia Ruscher Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Sr. Play Usherette, Booster Club, Pep Club, Cty. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest., F.T.A. Valerie Salge National Honor Societg-Treas., Sr. Class Sec'y,. Teacher's Sec'y, ynchronized Swim., Tri-Hi-Y-Treas., Beg. Latin Club, Anchor Edit. Staff, Pep Club, Booster Club, Bacc. Usherette, Senior-ority, Jr. 81 Sr. Play, Vol- leyball Capt., Cap 8. Gown Comm., State English Cont., set. and reg. James Sandefur David Sanders Mary Sanders Sue Sanders Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Booster Club, North Central, Howe St Lawrence l yr. each. William Sanderson Hi-Y, Outdoor Lite, Adv, Math Club. Beg. Math Club, Chess Club, Intramural-Capt., Braden's Raiders. Donna Saunders G.A.A., Volleyball, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Booster Club, F.B.L.A.-Treas., Synchronized Swim., Cardinalettes, Pep Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Usherette, Commence. Usherette, Teacher's Sec'y. Ronald Scalf Cross-Country, Wrestling, Track, Letterman, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life, Chess Club, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Jr. Red Cross, Band, Orch., Intramural Basketball. Jo Ann Schisla Booster Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Phy- Chem, Teacher's Sec'y, Anchor Staff, quill 81 Scroll, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Cub, Medicii, Senior-ority, Delegate to I.C.C. Sci- ence Convention. Jonnie Schmitt G.A.A., Volleyball-Capt., Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, JRC Training Center, Miami University, Librarian, Library Club, Sep- Club, Booster Club, Drivers' Club, Me- lcn. Edith Schnier Senior-ority-Pres., G.A.A., Volleyball-Capt., Journal Staff, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.- L.A., Office Girl, Jr. Play, Drivers' Club, May Dance Court, Jr. Candidate for Miss Scrimmage, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Teen Star Re- porter. Robert Seidner Football, Baseball, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Letterman, Efixgers' Club, Adv. Math Club, Beg. Math u . Sharon Sensei Senior-ority, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Speech Choir, Booster Club, Pep Club, Syn- chronized Swim., Hall Monitor, Volleyball. Judv Shaver F.T.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Teacher's Sec'y, Cadet Teacher. 48 Leah Simison Marcella Simpson Thespians, Mask 81 Gavel, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Pep Club, Speech Choir, Booster Club, Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. 8. Sr Plays, Operetta, Purdue Legislation. Harold Skillman Booster Club, Wrestling, Baseball, Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Bacc. 8- Commence. Usher, After Grad. Com., Intramural Basketball, Drivers' Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. 8. Adv. Math Club, Band, Orchestra, Roberta Sloan Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A. Alice Smith F.H.B., G.A.A., Booster Club, Volleyball. Norma Smith G.A.A. Senior-ority, Trl-Hi-Y, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Clubs, Pep Club, Booster Club, Volley- ball, Band, Orch., Mid-State Orch. Fest., Marion Cty. Band Clinic, Central lnd. March. Band Cont., SOO Fest. Parade, String En- Eenlble l.U. Music Clinic, Spring Music es . Teddy Smith Carolyn Snell Pep Club, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Cadet Teach- er, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Thespians. Bob Snider Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball, Chess Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Lutilda Snyder F.H.B. Robert Sooy Phy-Chem, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Intramural Basketball, Commence. Usher, Braden's Raiders, Drivers' Club. Nancy Sowden Editor-in-Chief ot Anchor, Anchor Edit. Staff, Quill 8. Scroll, Teacher's Sec'y, Tri-Hi- Y, Model U.N. F.T.A.-Prog. Chair., F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Volleyball, Cap 8. Gown Com., Jr. Play, Pep Club, Booster Club, Office Girl, Senior-ority, Bacc. Usherette, l.U. Journal- ism lnstitute, Sunrise Service, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, State English Cont., sect., reg., and final. Curtis Sparks Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. Martv Speicher Senior-ority, Mask 81 Gavel, Jr. Red Cross, Volleyball, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Journal Staff, F.T.A., G.A.A., Drivers' Club, Jr. and Sr. Play, Teen Star Reporter, Boo- ster Club, Anchor Sales Staff. Arleen Spencer Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Volleyball- Capt., Swim., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Choir, Cty. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest. 49 Gwen Spilmon Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Volleyball, F.H.B., Booster Club, Pep Club, Library Club, Librarian, Student Council. Terry Steinhardt Zelma Stevens Student Council, G.A.A.-Vice Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior--ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Driv- ers' Club, Volleyball, Swim., Jr. Red Cross, After-Grad Com., Spanish Club, Anchor, Medicii. Model U.N., Jr. Ring Com., Bacc. Usherette. Donna Stewart Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Warren Central 3 yrs. Sandra Sweany Senior-ority, Band, Orch., Booster Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Librarian, Traffic Club, Drivers' Club, Teacher's Sec'y, St. Band Cont., St. Orch. Cont., l.U. 81 Pur- due Band Days, Band Fest., Cty. Band Clinic. Gordon Taylor Football, Wrestling, Letterman, Outdoor :lifes Jr Red Cross, Drivers' Club, Booster U . Rhonda Taylor G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Thespians, Mask 8. Gavel, Senior-ority, Talent Show, Girl Sextet, Mixed Octet, Synchronized Swim., Booster Club, Pep Club, Cty. Choral Fest., Soring Fest., Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Choir, Solo 8. Ensemble Cont., Volleyball. Linda Tegeler Cheerleader, Booster Club Council, Pep Club. Synchronized Swim.-Vice Pres., Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Thespians, Jr. Red Cross-Vice Pres., Medicii, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Clubs, Drivers' Club, G.A,A., Senior-oritv, F.B.L.A., Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, After-Grad Com. Harrv Tilson Hi-Y, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, Tennis, Latin Club, Jr. 8. Sr. Party Com., Jr. Red Cross. Sharon Todd Band. Maiorette, Dist. Twirling Cont., Mar- ion Cty. Band Clinic, l.U. 8. Purdue Band Day, F.B.L.A.-Reporter, Medicii, F.T.A., Tri- Hi-Y, Senior-oritv, G.A.A., Volleyball, Speech Choir, Cardinalettes, Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, Drivers' Club. Garv Tomey , Latin Club, Booster Club. Hi-Y, Braden's Raiders. Intramural Basketball. Sherrv Treon G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y-Sec., Mask 8. Gavel, Sen- ior-ority. Booster Club, Peo Club. Sr. Play, Medicii-Vice Pres.. Model U.N., Teen Guild Council, Volleyball. Teacher's Sec'y, Driv- ers' Club, Speech Choir. Dale Tumev Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Braden's Raiders, Boo- ster Club, lntramural Basketball. James Unversaw Hi-Y. Booster Club, Snariish Club, Photo- graphy Club, Drivers' Club, Pep Band, ln- tramural Basketball, A Band, St. March. Band Cont,, Choir, Boys' Octet, Mixed Oc- tet, Barber Shop Quartet, St. Vocal Ensem- ble Cont., Choir-Vice Pres., Braden's Raid- ers, Chess Club. Susan Tygrett Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.B., Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-orifYf Choir, Cty. Choral Fest. 50 John Vance Stludent Council Outdoor Life, Letterman, Hr-Y, lnrramural Baskefban, Golf, Drivers Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. William VanderVeen Booster Club, F.F.A., Wrestling. Dwayne Van Meter Football, Track, intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Mask 8a Gavel, Letterman, Booster Club. Richard Vornehm Chess Club, Drivers' Club, Braden's Raiders, Beg. Latin Club, Booster Club, Sprocket Eoqckies, Biology Club, Jr. Red Cross, Speech our. Judith Waddell F.B.L.A., Jr. Play GA..A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep. Club, Sr. Play, Spanish Club, Me- dicll, Senior-ority, F.T.A. Linda Wade Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Mask 8K Gavel, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Club, Sr. Play Usherette, Talent Show, Dist. 81 St. Music Cont. Jean Wagener Senior-ority, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.B., Vol- leyball, .Pep Club, Booster Club, Teacher's Sec'y Library Club, Choir, Giri's Sextet, Mixed Octet. Mary Watts gexiog-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, F.H.A., Marlene Wegehoft Senior-ority-Treas., Signpost-Editor, Journal- Ass't. Editor, Teen Star Reporter, Quill 8: Scroll, Student Council, Booster Clu , Pep Club, F.B.L.A., G.A,A., Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Girl, invitations Com. Bill Wehr Band, Hi-Y, Auto Mechanics, Drivers' Club, Booster Club, Braden's Raiders. Lewis Weinbrecht Outdoor Life Intramural Basketball, Wrest- ling, Latin Club, Jr, Red Cross, Braden's Raiders, Booster Club, F.F.A. Charles Wetzel Letterman, Outdoor Life-Vice Pres., Booster Club, Football, Wrestling. James Wheeler Booster Club, Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Auto Club, Drivers' Club, Jr. Red Cross, lntra- mural Basketball. ' Carolyn Whelchel Booster Club, Pep Club, F.H.A.-Parliamen- tarian, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Girl, Hall Monitor, Jr. Red Cross. Linda Whitaker Pep Club. Booster Club, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, Hall Monitor. Sl Madonna Whiteford G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Tri-Hl-Y, Pep Club, Commence. Usherette, Manual lyz yrs. Jerry Whitlock Thespians, Mask 8- Gavel, Football, Track, Letterman, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Wrestling, Jr. 8. Sr. Play, Braden's Raiders, Booster Club, ln- tramural Basketball. Janice Wiggins Pep Club, Booster Club, Orch., Band, Dist. Solo 8: Ensemble Cont., St. Solo Cont., St. grch. Cont., Mid-St. Orch. Fest., Cty. Band imc. Norma Wilkes G.A.A., Volleyball-Capt., Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Sr. Play, Teacher's Sec'y, F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Office Girl. Don Williams Hi-Y, Chess Club-Vice Pres., Outdoor Life, Jr. Red Cross, Drivers' Club, Braden's Raid- ers, Tennis Team, Intramural Basketball- Capt., Football-Student Manager Wrestling, Baseball. Tom Williams Choir, Orch., String trio, Boy's Octet, Card- inaliars, Dist. 81 St. Music Cont., Cty. Choir Fest., Braden's Raiders, Jr. Red Cross, Boo- sted Club, Cap 81 Gown Com., Student Council, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Sr. Play, Talent Show, State English Cont., sect. and reg. James Wlison Spanish Club, Outdoor Life, Drivers' Club, lntramural Basketball-Capt., Braden's Raid- ers. Booster Club. Peggy Wilson Washington High School 2 years. Glenda Wines Senior-ority, G.A.A., Band Maiorette, Pep Club, Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, St. Band Cont., Speech Choir, Volleyball, Librarian, Jr. Red Cross, Teacher's Sec'y. Janet Winkelmeier Booster Club, F.H.A., Pep Club G.A.A., wnior-ority, Volleyball, Swim., Choir, Tri- lo - John Winkler Talent Show, Jr. Play, F.T.A., Latin Club, St. March. 81 Concert Band Cont., H1-Y, Booster Club, Sunrise Service, Choir, Band, 500 Parade, Spring Fest., Cty. Choral Fest., Boy's Octet, German Band. Diana Winzenread Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Sganish Club. Teacher's Sec'y, Jr. Ring Com. .T.A., Traffic Club, Library Club, Drlvers' Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y. Anne Wortman F.B.L,A.-Pres., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Bacc. Usherette, Office Girl, F.B.L.A. St, Convention, Spanish Cont. Jackie Wright Linda Yandell Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Library Ass't, Booster Club. 52 Dennis Zaiser Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track, Pep Band, Orch. Choir, Outdoor Life, Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Auto Mech. Club, Booster Club, intramural basketball, Jr. Red Cross. Maribel Zellmer Band, Orch. Adv. Latin Club, Pep Club, Booster Club. Barbara Zenor Booster Club, Pep Club, Biol. Club, Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, GJ-LA., F.T.A., Hall Monitor. Karen Zoller G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep' Club, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Volley- ball Capt., Teachers Sec'y, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Bacc. Usherette, Bill Britten Post graduate. As familiar strains of Pomp and Circurnstanceu echo through the gymnasium, the seniors of l959 proudly take their places in the many fields of opportunity, education, and business offered them. One More Step Size 8W, crossed ruby, exclaims Mrs. Miller, Junior Class sponsor to Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Jo Dawson: she and President, Steve Fountain, en- gage in arranging of junior class rings. Assisting them is Vice-President, Tom Gilmore. Two of the many activities performed by the officers this year were the selling of class rings and the class party. The crowning event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom which was held in our new gymnasium April 17. Largest Class The Sophomore class had the distinction of be- ing the largest class ever to enter Southport. With the assistance of Mrs. Eleanor Guyer, sponsor, they chose as their officers John Christoph, President, Ken Redeker, Vice-President, and Beth Witte, Sec- retary-treasurer. Included in their activities this year was making a float for the homecoming parade. The float por- trayed a triumphant Cardinal standing over a de- feated Bulldog. John Price served as the disc jockey at their class party held in March. Bill Vogel and his Beatniks and John Christoph's combo provided the entertainment. New Addition Representing the Freshman Class, were President Kenny Niermanp Vice-President, David Woerner, and Secretary-treasurer, Sharon Ford, greeting Mr. Brown, their sponsor, on their first day in high school. They have now made their first step into the realm of the Senior High. K ,,,, UN IORS Acton, Tommy Adams, William AHQright, John Alexander, Ronnie Alexander, Sandra Alexander, Steve Allen, Jim Anderson, Franklin Anderson, William Anthony, Tom Ashman, Bob Atkins, Steve Babbitt, Jerry Baer, Donald Barnes, Vinous Baxter, Margie Beacher, Paul Beard, Steve Beatty, John Beck, Lonnie Benner, Patty Bertram, Cindy Bertram, Randi Bettner, Steve Betzler, James Biesel, Judy Black, Nancy Blackwell, Linda Blaylock, John Began, Janice Bohley, Ronnie Boles, Marie Bolling, Jo Anne Bonar, Robert Braford, Mark Brewer. Judith Brickert, Larry Brier, Nancy Briner, Steve Brinkoetter, Sharon Brooks, Charles Brown, Eddie Browning, Ronald Bruhn, John Burch, Joseph Burdine. Earstel Burnett, Jim Burnett, Nancy Callahan, Sue Canter, Tom Camichael, Marilyn Carter, Barbara Carver, Artie Chambers, Wayne Child, Tyanne Chilton, Joyce Choat, Kenny Chaassen, Karin Click, Tom Cochran, iAllen Coffin, Myrna Coleman, Peggy Compton, Larry Cook, Betty Coombs, Jane Copeland, Larry Cordes, Judy Crosley, Judy Crosley, Walter Cunniff, Danny Curtis, Dave Dancey, Darlene Darko, Sharon Dusch, Gerald David, Roger Davidson, ima Jean Davidson, Sandra Davis, James Davis, Rex Davis, Robert Dawson, Don Dawson, Nancy Jo Del-lebreard, Pete Dennerline, Jerry Dial, Phil Dillman, Bobbi Dillon, Sharon Dixon, Ada Donovan, Jerrv Doty, John Duke, Tom Drake, Kevin Duncan, Bob Dusing, Virginia Eads, Shirlev Eder, Richard Eggerding, Lana Elliott, Lynda Elrod, Judy Emmons, Donna Ensslin, Glenda Ernhart, Stuart Euler, Paula Euler, Wayne Faulkner, William Fenter, Terry Ferguson, Barbara Fields, Nikki Fischer, Judy Fleming, Carole Fletcher, Dave Fortner, Marsha Fountain, Steve Fox, Carolyn Freese, Monte Furlow, William Gammon, Jimmy Gavin, Steve George, Sandi Gerking, Carolyn 56 Gigerich, Patsy Gilbreath, Bryan Gilley, Dave 1 Gilmore, Tom Glowner, Linda Goodnight, Carolyn Graham, Larry Green, Judy Grenwood, Bill Grim, Carol Grube, Michael Guilfoil, Besse Gunn, Brirton Guthrie, Don Hadley, Don Hall, Sandra Hall, Rita Hammond, Jackie Harris, Becky Harris, Shirley Hart, Jerry Hartman, Will Hawkins, Robert Hayes, James Hedges, Sandra Heidergott, Jim Heldman, Dave Henning, Sandy Henry, Judy Hesse, Monika Hickman, Gilbert Hickson, Jack Hines, Marie Hitch, Janet Hogue, Nancy Hohlt, Herman Hohn, Bob Hohn, Ronald Hollingsworth, Bob Hollon, Rosemary Hoss, Anita Howard, Cindy Howard, Steve Hubbell, Don Hutchinson, Billy Hutzel, Gene Hutzel, Jackie Hutzel, Joan Hylton, Gary Jackson, Delores Jackson, Guy Jones, John Jones, Lewis Johnson, Larrie Kafader, Dave Kastner, Kathy Kidd, Claudia Kiesel, Don King, Raymond King, Susan 57 Kirsch, Joe Kleinhenz, Chris Knapp, Joan Korra, Richard Kottkamp, Carol Kramp, Bernice Kretzer, Mary Jo Kritsch, Kathy Lambert, Dennie Lane, Sharon Lavengood, Linda Lee, John LeMaster, Charles Leser, Larry Letzinger, David Likens, Ronnie Liverett, Bill Lloyd Ray Lohman, Jim Lord, Neal Lovcllette, Steve Lowe, Connie Lucas, Nancy Luttrell, Gene Lynn, Sharon Lyon, Bill McCarthy, Tom McClain, Kenny McClung, Patty McCormick, Dennis McCrary, Betty Jo McDonald, Pauline McElroy, Cynthia McDonald, Richard Mack, Sharon Madison, Charlene Magner, Marie Malcolm, Maryann Mallory, Mary Mann, Bill Manning, Dorothy Maxfield, Nancy Mayer, Bob Meikle, Bruce Meister, Frank Merrick, Malanie Mize, Gary Mize, Larry Monteith, Nancy Morton, Donna Mueller, Judy Nall, Mike Nathan, Chris Neuert, Lois Neville, Dixie Niece, Judy Nigh, Sharon Oliphant, Carolyn Olson, Ivan Oswald, Ralph 58 Ott, John Owens, Sue Paswater, John Patterson, Bob Paul, Ed Pavey, Kriseda Peden, Mark Penn, Mary Jane Pennington, Sandra Perkins, Agnes Pichette, Vernon Pickrell, David Pieper, Jack Plummer, Bonnie Poffenbarger, Melinda Poland, Judy Prange, Betty Preddy, Linda Presecan, Carolyn Priller, Albert Profitt, Jim Pugh, Don Pursley, Darlene Query, Joyce Reed, Brenda Reese, Ned Reinacker, Mary Reuter, Sandra Rhcades, Nancy Rice, Andy Rich, Jack Ricketts, Barbara Riegel, Sandra Robinson, Peggy Rodebaugh, Phil Roessler, Ronnie Rosebrock, Bob Rugenstein, Alma Rush, Lavon Ryker, Sue Sage, Mary Lou Sandefur, James Sanders, Donna Saxton, Kay Schmalfeldt, Rod Schnier, Roslie Schulz, Steve Schuster, Sue Scifres, Wayne Self, Joy Shepard, Linda Shirk, Beverly Shonk, Fred Short, Tom Shotts, Glenda Showalter, Mary Alice Simon, Loretta Simon, Stephen Simpson, Rosemary Simpson, Tom 59 Skomp, Gary Slof, Judy Smith, Julia Smith, Leonard, Smithey, .Jim Sooy, Joe Sparks, Dewey Sparks, Everefl' Spaulding, Diane Spilmon, Carol Stanfield, Marilyn Siearns, Jack Steffey, Sara Still, Janel' Stinson, Barbara Stinson, Cornelia Stilzer, David Stormes, Sherry Stuart, Judy Sutton, Gene Swain, Carol Talley, John Tanner, Ronald Tapscott, Par Taylor, Linda Taylor, Ronnie Taylor, Tom Tenholder. Edward Tharp, Duaine Theil, Evelyn Thompson, Sue Thompson, Georgena Todd, John Toney, Bob Tout, Judy Tracy, Bill Tucker, Joe Tucker, Lloyd Tucker, Thomas Uhls, Linda Van Meter, Sharon Van Winkle, Joyce Vawler, Sieve Vehling, Judi Voland, Bob Volpp, Kenny Vredeveld, Rita Wall, Pat Wasson, Bill Wayman, Dick Weber, Susan Wendling, John Wetzel, Leonard Whifeford, Carolyn Wiegerl, Walter Wilcox, Nancy Williams, Fred Williams, Bob Williams, Helen Evans, Ronnie 60 Williams, Linda Williams, Ronald Wills, Tom Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Frank Wilson, James Windmiller, Bob Woener, Dan Wolma, Glenda Young, Becky Young, Evelyn Zimmer, Shirley From left to right: Row lg Tom Goodnight, Judy Wendling, Suzanne Hayden, Judy Walters, Violet Colhagan, Donna Robin-- son, David Schaly, Row 2: Bon- nie Morris, Norma Lee, Sandy Esarey, Jowana Long, Linda Betts, Pat Mackey, Don Wun- drum, Michael Scott. Row 3: Arfhur Kermode, Howard Key, John Hundley, LeRoy Bailey, Charles Cooper, Gary Rarney, Ronald Laurence, Roy Rich, Bob Gordan. Row 45 Robert Lewsader, Dick Hodge, Paul Baker, Ray Galyan, Carl Wat- kins. From left to right: Royv -lp Ava Covert, Angie McGinnis, Phyllis Romine, Mary Marshall, Mike Sullivan, Row 2, John Sherrill, Bob Vincent, Tom Loudermilk, Wayne -Badghy, Tommy McGinnis, Ronnie Guel- den. Row 3, Patricia Lockridge, Lynn Satterthevaite, Peggy Jones, Sarah Bressler, Donna Stader, Sharon Tex, Edith Wih- mot. ' ,. f -- - V an --r , lk E, Q A ig Eg. 5 K . Q Sc er . k,.k ,gt i, . 'Q J .. ' P - . f - - ' e . ,f : f -' ' f-. ef-se 1. 4. R is 4 ima, ge . -A . .,.-3-fe-1 va , ,Q . J -. , X .P 1, 1- f . ,V f if - , X .-X! jj' - 3 is-it it - 1 ' 5- ' Q if fi n ,- f 2 , - ' . so i fr' ' S at . W -S Q' . - -' il :if - .- . i . f - . -K - 'HPS i L A A 1 in A - -aefffeliifiswf .- A - 'It ..,. ,, 5 gr it at V -. . l we . 4' if i 722 , - , - of-Q . - -. --ai 61 SOPHOMORES Abell, Joyce Ahlbrand, Ronnie Ake, Ruth Alkern, Gary Allen, Gary Allison, Steve Alsop, Johnny Alstott, Glenda Andrews, Charles Angle, Carole Antrobus, Paul Apostolos, Francine Arens, Donna Armstrong, Billie Arney, Sue Arnold, Linda Ashby, David Asher, Tom Ashley, Steve Askin, Dave Austin, Stanley Bailey, Leroy Baker, Linda Baker, Marcis Baldus, Bernadette Bare, Nancy Bass, Jan Bastin, Marilyn Beal, Vivian Beatty, Darlene Beaver, Carolyn Bennett, Bill Bennie, Stephen Bergfeld, James Berry, Clara Berry, Ruby Beyer, Sandra Biehl, Sheila Blackwell, Charles Blackwell, Myrna Blackwell, Paulina Blankenbaker, Byro Blubaugh, Carol Bockes, Margie Boger, Geraldine Fl Boger, Wanda Boswell, Patsy Bowen, Judy Boyd, Ka ren Bramlett, Becky Branch, Charles Breeden, Diane Brehob, Penny Brehob, Wilfred Breidenbough, M Brink, Phyllis Bristow, Phillip Brooks, Nancy Brown, Cecil Brown, John Brown, Dick Brown, June Bruhn, Rick Burner, Agnes Brunson, Sandra Anne Buerger, Marilyn Bultman, Shirley Burdsall, Kenneth Burger, Russell Burkhart, Phil Burns, Donald Byers, Pattie Cabage, Carole Cardwell, Bonnie Carr, Carl Carroll, Charles Carroll, Paul 62 Carson, Carole Casey, Bertie Cash, Phyllis Cavaness, Sharon Chilton, Ronald Christoph, John Church, Sue Clampitt, Gloria Clark, Judy Clarkson, Estel Clayton, Carolyn Click, Bill Clore, Shirley Cloud, Charles Cloud, Phyllis Coffey, Patricia Cohn, David Collins, George Cook, Mike Core, Jo Ann Costin, Pamela Cowden, Jody Coy, Betty Coy, Evelyn Craft, Linda Crafton, Sue Craig, Judy Crawford, Carolyn Crawford, Jean Crist, Steve Cummings, Douglas Daringer, Judy Dean, Wilbur Deckard, Donna Deever, Karen Denny, Sandra Draper, Charles Dunn, Ronald Eads, Bob Easley, John Eital, Sally ' Engers, David Enright, Joe Erber, Nancy Estes, Shirley Evans, Ken Etchison, Jack Everling, Paul Evers, Nancy Fagin, John Farbar, Gary Farrar, John Faust, Bill Feazel, Ronald Feltner, Annette Ferguson, Bill Fewell, Carolyn Fisher, Naida Fleener, Ronnie Fleming, Susan Fletcher, Dale Floyd, Marscha Fodge, Wanda Forey, Ralph Forrest, Robert Fortney, Roger Fowler, Joanna Francis, Betty Francis, Glen Freers, Celia Frump, Delores Fultz, Susan Garver, Francis Geisler, Dorothy Gentry, Dick Gentry, Hilda Gentry, Richard 63 Gilbert, Lyndall Githens, Sandra Glass, Marion Good, Kenny Gosser, Phil Grant, Barbara Graves, Eugene Green, Jim Groce, June Grube, Linda Guilfoil, Martha Haleman, Barbara Haley, Jim Hancock, Carl Hanks, Fred Harlan, Pat Harper, David Harris, Joe Harris, Larry Harris, Ruth Harrison, Judith Hart, David Hash, Larry Hasty, Karen Hasty, Keith Hawkins, Bill Heck, Larry Heimel, Jerry Heinrichs, Cecelia Heise, Klaus Helderman, Terry Helms, Kent Hendricks, Sharon Hernly, Rhonda Hiatt, Sue Hickman, Trudy Higbie, John Higgens, Mary Hoaglan, Wanda Hodges, Tom Hoefgen, Dennis Hollon, Carroll Hoplins, Robert Hornberger, Carol Houston, Eddie Howard, Janet Howard, Wayne Howes, Charles Hufford, Barbara Hunt, Sara Hurst, Lynda laria, Margaret Jackson, Rex Janitz, Jerry Johnson, Lee Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sandy Johnson, Vicki Johnston, Marilyn Jordan, Rodney Kanter, Victor Kasting, Natalie Keene, Larry Keeton, Bill Kehrein, Suetta Kelly, Judy King, Linda King, Stephen Kingham, Janice Klnman, Ross Kinnaird, Dave Kissling, Karen Kottkamp, Janet Krohne, Dianne Krug, Joan Krukemeier, Thomas Lammers, Bud 64 Lane, Margie Lang, Barbara Lang, Marianne Langdon, Cynthia Langhorst, Richard Lauth. Sharon Lawrence, David Lawson, Helen Lee. Steven Lee, Toneta Lee, Norma LeMaster, Walter Lewellen, Donna Likens, Sharon Lindsey, Jim Linson, Bill Linson, Joan Littie, Robert Litwiler, Lois Lockridge, Patricia Lohman, Carol Long, Kathy Lotz, Roy Lowder, Robert Lyons, Judy Magenheimer, Martin Mlason, Janet Margedant, Susan Marianos, Sherry Marschke, Judy Marsh, Bob Marshall, David Martin, David Matthews, Sharon Mattson, Jon ' McCarty, Carol McCarty, Kenneth McClain, Nelda McElfresh, Betty McKenny, Joyce McMillin, Janice Meade, Virginia Meadows, Carl Meadows, Gary Meeks, Barbara Melick, Phil Menke, Carol Meyer, Pam Michael, Ted Miller, David Miller, Don Miller, Ken Mills, Walace Moats, Bob Mock, Robert Moore, Barbara Moore, Karen Morrell, Tom Merrison, Pattie Mueller, Bob Mueller, Sharon Munas, Virginia Murphy, Pat Musgrove, Linda Nelson, Thomas Nesmith, Kaaren Niedenthal, Ma ry Alice Niederauer, Sally Niehaus, John Nierman, David Nofifke, Marsha Norcross, Steve Oliphant, Ruthanne 0'NeilI, Denny Osbome, Nancy Padgett, Carole Painter, Lowell 65 Patton, Patton, Payne, Pease, Pedigo, Claudia Judy Ronnie David Allen Pennington, Patsy Perkins, Perry, Ancil Sue Peterson, Joanne Phillips, Judy Pickard, Rebecca Pieper, Steve Poad, Beverly Poole, Potte r, Powe I l, Johnny Bill Dennis Poynter, Robert Poynter, Ronnie Pruitt, Pursley Quack, Quack, Quick, Johnny , Donna John Juliann John Ra rdon, Don Redeke r, Kenny Redmon, Allene Reed, Tom Reev es, Reeves, Renner, Renner, Rogers, Roller, Carolyn Garland Carol Sharon Donald Ralph Rollison, Guy Rugens Russell, Russell, Ryan, Salge, tein, Sara Christie Eugene Bob Karen Sanders, Ginger Sanders, Lois Sauter, Scea rce, Diane Chuck Schmitt, Jane Schoole y, Mary Jane Schramm, Jeanne Schultz, Arleen Schulz, John Seay, Jerry Sedam, Harold Seibert, Craig Senior, Carol Seniour, Nick Shaffer, Jackline Shearin, Linda Shell, Dave Short, Brenda Sierp, Sharon Simison , Tom Sims, Frank Simmonds, John Sims, B Smith, Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith Smyser, 1 1 everly Carole , Guy Jeannene Phyllis Sharon Shirley Harry Snell, Paul Soard, Sos bey, Sowder, Speiche Sponsel Charles Carole Eugene r, Earl , Leslie Spurling, Sharon Stacy, Nancy 66 Sterllng, Shannon Stevens, Betty Stewart, Martha Storm, Torn Stroup, Joyce Sutton, David Stuart, John Swallow. Richard Swickart, Carolyn Taulman, Judy Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Sandra Teagardin, Ralph Teal, Hugh Terrell, Diane Thacker, Jack Tharp, Bonnie Thomas, Nancy Thomason, Johnie Thompson, Jerry Thuer, Walter Tilford, Sharon Timmons, Barbara Tindall, Charles Tipmore, Jerry Tolan, Pat Tolle, Jimmy Trinkle, Alan Troth, Teresa Tuell, Kenneth Turner, Audry Tumer, Ray Turpin, Gordon Vance, Bettv Vanzandt, Joan Viewegh, Jim Vogel, Bill Vornehm Carolyn Walker, Carolyn Walker, Ron Walls, Judy Wasson, Sue Weaver, Patty Weber, Alice Wecldle, Jeffrey Weis, Richard West, Paul Westerfield, Glenn Wheeler, Charles Wheeler, Gary Wheeler, Nelson Whitaker, Bill White, Patty White, Sandy Whiteside, Jim Whitlock, Tom Whitten, Ernest Wiggins, Doris Wilking, Sandra Williams, Sandra Wilson, Charles Wilson, Russell Windsor, Miriam Winkler, Catherine Winkler, Ralph Witte, Beth Wolf, Nancy Wortman, Marilyn Wright, Francine York, Ronald Young, Lela Zenor, Richard Zlckler, Lenny Zoller, Katherine 67 PRES N Abney, Mildred Abney, Ruth Adams, Robert Adams, Janet Akeman, Edwin Albaugh, Mike Aliff, Steve Altmann, Gladys Anderson, Rick Arthur, Carol Askin, Caroyln Askin, Lois Atkins, Clayton Bailey, Larry Bailey, Theresa i Ball, Kathy Barker, Mary Jo Barkhaus, Robert Barnd, Patricia Barnes, Gloria Beatty, William Beatty, Jack Beck, Paul , Beier, William Bennett, Stephen Betzler, Susan Birge, Don Bland, William Blankenship, Judy Blubaugh, Barbara Bagan, Mike Boggs, Steve Bohley, Carroll Boone, Marsha Kay Bowers, Nancy 1 Brandenburg, Thomas Bridenstine, James Briner, Charles Brink, Sandra i Brooks, Bob X Browner, Charles l Bryson, Robert , Bullard, Linda l Burk, Cheri Burket, Richard Burkhart, Christine Burnett, Stanley W Bush, Karen l Byrum, William Cain, Michael Cameron, Robert Cannon, Alma 1 Carmichael, James Carr, Charolette Carter, Minnie Carver, James Casey, Douglas Cauble, Larry Caughley, James Chaney, Sonja Chesher, Jonny Childers, Suelyne Christy, John Wayne Circle, Roy Clark, Beverly Clark, Carol Cluggish, Raymond Coker, Lynn Coleman, Larry Collins, Herbert Commons, Charles Compton, Georgeana Conover, Larry Coombs, Martha Coonce, Jo Ann Coy, Pruna Cravens, Birdie 68 l Critzer, James Cunningham, Lincla Curson, Darlene Curtis, John Dallas, Cleo Dallas, Joyce Dampier, Carole Daniels, Joseph Darko, Suzanne Daum, Albert Davee, Ronald Davis, Rebecca Davis, Vicki Day, Jerry Day, Terresa Dean, Janet Dial, Nodie Donelson, Nancy Dowell, Charles Dresslar, Judy Eddleman, Edgar Wade Eggerding, Betty Elliott, Nancy Ellis, Joyce Engle, Carlos Ensslin, Edwin Euler, Katherine Eustace, Mary Fancher, John Farber, Jackie Ferguson, Charles Fisher, Michael Fitzwater, Jeri Ann Fleetwood, Rederick Folkening, Mark Forey, Mary Ford, Larry Ford, Sharon Forsyth, Nancy Fountain, Richard Foust, David Fox Judith Ann Freeman, Linda Freese, Edgar Frlck, David Fulford, Beatrice Games, Sandy Gardner, Carl Gerdt, Carol Gerdt, Philip Gellum, Gary Gilmore, Mary Glnwner, Lawrence Goble, Lloyd Goodwin, Richard Gorman, Jo Ann Gray, Gloria Gray, Judy Gray, Marilyn Griesemer, Mary Grube, Carol Gunn, George Gunn, Sharon Hall, John Hall, Sharon Hanf, Sharon Harris Judi Harris, Rodger Hartzler, Sara Hasse, Richard Hawkins, Ronald Hazlett, Randall Heckman, Kenny Heeringa, Charles Heidelberger, Harriette Hendricks, Sandra Henry, Don 69 Herner, Karen Hernly, Philip Hickman, Horace Hicks, Fredrick Higgs, Steven Hitch. Carol Hoagland, John Hoaglan, Ronald Hobbs, David Hobbs, Robert Hobbs, Steve Hobson, Carole Hodge, Richard Hogan, Patricia Hohlt, James Hohlt, Kareen Holder, Martha Hollingsworth, Karen Holton, Barbara Howard, Denner Howard, Nancy Howell, Nancy Huevel, Dennis Hughes, Elizabeth Humbles, Robert Hunt, Gerald Huntoon, Robert Hurst, Thomas Hurt, Mary Lou Ingram, Cieryl Jackson, Lynne Jameson, Wanda Jann, David Joerendt, Stephen John, Sharon Johnson, Francis Johnson, Karen Sue Johnson, Michael Johnston, Larry Jones, Charles Jones, Verlos Jordan, Jon Jordan, Robert Kautsky, Karen Kavanaugh, Richard Kegley, Beverly Kennedy, Richard Kenyon, Donna Kilrain, Thomas King, Sharon King, Ruth Kirlin, Martha Klatte, Sharon Knight, John Larry Koch, Carol Kramp, Edith Krickbaum, Sandra Krug, Marilyn LaCour, John Ladigo, Bonnie Lancaster, Ross Lawson, Robert Lewis, Ernest Liddil, Susan Line, Charles Linkel, Alice June Lloyd, Norman Thomas Loman, Linda Loman, Mary Loos, Brenda Loschky, Sonya Low, Richard Lowe, Margaret Christine l Lynch, Jerry Lynch, Larry McElroy, Vicki McGee, Steve 70 McGinnis, Eugene McPeak, Camilla McQuinn, Richard Mahan, Glendora Mallory, James Mallory, Norma Markham, Mary Marple, David Marsh, James Martin, Jack Mason, Wilma Charlene Marzke, Janet Mattox, Linda Maynard, Carol Meacham, Warren Medlock, Michael Melvin, Paul Melvin, William Meredith, Barbara Jane Meredith. Dennis Merrick, Richard Merrick, Tamara Messer, Linda Sue Mickel, Dave Miller, Donna Miller, Janice Miner, Robert Minger, Mary Mitchell, Albert Mitchell, Brenda Mize, Judy Moffat, John Montgomery, Donna Montgomery, Shelia Moon, Donna Moore, Richard Moore, Ronald Moreland, Dixie Most, James Motley, Thyra Mount, Paul Neidenberger, Herbert NEITZSI, Patricia Neumeister, Ruth Newman, Robert Nibarger, Carolyn Nibarger, Pat Nicholson, Judy Nieman, William Nierman, Kenneth Nolan, Danny Norris, Bonnie Norris, Charlotte O'Brien, Jack Orme, Charles Henry Osborne, Ethel Louise Pasch, Patty Passmare, Janette Paswater, Phillip Patterson, Ronnie Payton, Geradine Perry, Guy Perry, Phillip Richard Petrycki, Sandra Pfaff, Thomas Pichette, Joe Pickerell, Thomas Pierce, Mary Jo Pittman, Donna Plunkett, Marvin Poland. Laurell Powell, Deanna Price, David Proffitt, Marion Proffitt, Ronnie Puckette, Kathy Putt, Dick 7l Pyland, Marianne Quack, John Quinlan, Diane Ransdell, James Reasor, Donna Reed, Carolyn Reese, Richard Resner, Sharon Reynolds, Sue Rhodes, Wilber Richardson, Lawrence Riehl, Sharon Rippel, Victor Roberts, Kenneth Robertson, Jane Rodebaugh, Dick Roe, Clyde Roehling, Frederick Roessler, Albert Ross Joe Ross, Judith Roth, Vickie Rutz, Sandra Saleba, William Sansone, Mike Saunders, Ronald Sawyer, Thomas Scales, Peggy Schoonover, Gary Schuster, Diane Schwieteman, Benard Shepard, Karen Short, Evelyn Carol Shoultz, Stephen Simpson, John Simpson, Linda Simpson, Margaret Sims, Miriam Singer, Larry Skinner, Linda Slayon, Bonnie Smith, Carolyn Smith, David Smith, Edward Smith, Joyce Smith, Keith Smith, Larry Smith, Ronnie Smithey, Carol Smyser, Anita Snyder, Mildred Sooy, Don Speicher, Reginald Spencer, James Spilker, Ralph Spray, Douglas Stapp, Kenny Starks, Raymond Stegemoller, Sharon Steffey, .David Stephens, Sylvia Stevenson, Cheryl Stevenson, Margaret Still, Lauretta Stagsdill, Karin Stohlet, Son Stuart, Phil Sutherland, Dale Sutton, Jeff Sutton, Max Swengel, Susan Tabor, Edith Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Ellen Taylor, Mike Taylor, Sandy Terrell, Pam 72 Thomas, Jon Thomas, Marguerite Thomason, Betty Thompson, Susan Tillett, Pauletta Todd, Dianne Todd, Linda Toland, George Totten, Andy Totten, Mike Trimpe, Ann True, Ernie Tucker, Jerry Tumey, Michael Utterback, Judi Uttervack, Theresa Vance, Joe VanDeman, Gary Vanderveen, Jim Volpp, Tery Wagener, Bill Wagner, Jeanne Wagner, Sandra Wainscott, Harry Walker, Patty Wallace, Marrion Ward, Sandra Watter, Charletta Wayt, Judith Weaver, Bill Webb, Linda Wehr, Bob Weishaar, Ronald Westerfield, Dave Wetzel, George Wetzel, Norman VVetzel, Phyllis Whitaker, Cliff Whitley, Ronald Wickersham, Connie Wiggins, lda Wilkins, Bertha Williams, Lucy Williams, Marty Willliams, Michael Wilson, Anna Wilson, Lillie Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Thomas Winburn, Jim Winburn, Sharon Windmiller, Judy Windsor, Barbara Wischmeyer, Steve Woerner, David Wolma, Don Woods, Sharon Wooldridge, Barbara Wrana, Stanley Wyatt, Dale Wycoff, Paul Yeager, Shelia Young, Bill Young, Russell 1 wflqfmq 4..- 4 if ii K S fx iw The New Look . in Activitzbf Pleasureful pastimes in social, scientific, and physical activities keep the Southport students on their toes and up to par in service to their school and all people, creating a new look and adding a new cast of characters to a familiar setting. The Student Council, the student-govening body of Southport High School, consists of a representative from each home room, the Booster Club president, and the president of each class. To be a member of this organization is considered a high honor by all the students. One project that the club undertakes is the annual magazine drive, This year the profit was used for portable stage equipment. Until this year the Council had been under the guidance of Mr. Leedyg but because of his added-responsibilities, the sponsorship was given to Mr. Albert Theil. Officers were Jerry Dennerline, President, Dick McCullough, Vice-President, and Cecilia Rice, Secretary. REWARD OF A Each year at Southport approximately thirty junior and senior students are inducted into the National Honor Society. High scholastic standing is only one of the qualifications, for personality and activity ratings hold equal importance. Eight seniors were granted membership last year. They are Judy Darnell, Elaine Blum, Marcia Brittan, Bill Brandenburg, Dick Mc- Cullough, Tom Brewer, Valerie Salge, and Donna Mahan Cnot picturedi. The sponsor of this honor association is Miss Helen Chandler. Quill and Scroll is comprised of the following students who were chosen from the upper one-third of the class tor their ability to write for the yearbook and the school paper. They are: Row I: Peggy Cowden, Velda Elston, Wilma Bockes, Linda Langley, Judy McBride, Donna Mahan, JoAnn Schisla, Donna Bavkhaus, Dolores Hogue, Nina Jo Dean. Row 2: Mary Compton, Betty Huntoon, Helen Hardegan, Marilyn Krohne, Janet Dudley, Kathy Nichols, Phyllis Wycoff, Marlene Wegehoft. Standing: Roberta Boggs, Mrs. Barr, Nancy Niederauer, Marilyn Kottkamp, Kenny Otto, Tom Brewer, Phil Farber, Monty Siekerman, Richard Cohron, Mark Nuttall, John Price, Harry Bostic, Nancy Sowden, Elaine Albers, Sandra Bertel, Mrs. Majors. IGB WELL D0 Thespian members are accus- tomed to changing their faces Through the use of make-up for various productions. ln the pic- ture they appear in the process of making some of their dra- matic changes, using their newly purchased cabinets. with the national Thespians which is composed of dramatics come a member the Thespian taining to dramatics. sponsors the organization. Culver. 77 Our organization is affiliated students and advocates. To be- must .have earned ten points participating in the junior or senior play or in activities per- lnitiation banquets are held each semester for new mem- bers. The only officer of Thes- pians is the secretary, Judy Culver. Mr. Thomas Brethauer Members from left to right are Marcella Simpson, Cecilia Rice, Joe Ann Hendricks, Ray Kappmeyer, Artith Bright, John Price, Betty Huntoon, and Judy Doing as the Romans Did Visions of lustrous columns, formal gardens, and quiet pools are pictured in the minds ot the members ot the Advanced Latin Club as they enact the roles of ancient Romans. Complete with togas, the members partici- pated tuily in broadening their knowledge of the days of Caesar. A contest tor the best toga, a Roman banquet, and the initiation of the Beginning Latin Club were the main events on the schedule. Also, the reading of myths and games, including tick-tack-too, Latin bingo, and derivations helped fill the agenda. Heading the club this year were Mark Bra- ford, Consul: Lonnie Beck, Pro-Consul, Donna Barkaus, waestorg and June Krug, Aedile. Mrs. Elsa ajors is sponsor. It's Greek To Me What an awkward way to do homework! exclaims Jim Allen, Consul of the Beginning Latin Club as he and Sue Schuster, Pro Consul, study a replica of an ancient Roman scroll. Listening intently are Trudy Hickmang Quae- stor, and Larry Graham, Aedile. The studying of scrolls, fashions, and cus- toms was only a small part of the schedule of the club this year. Games, along with the initiation of its members by the Advanced Latin Club, filled the remaining programs. With the excellent aid of Mrs. Elsa Majors, sponsor, the members can look back on this year as being very Roman. Los Extrangeros Ready? Now, no peeking! exclaims Rich- ard McCullough, President, to Delores Hogue, Vice-President, as she and the other members of the Spanish Club prepare to enact one of the most joyous events of our Latin American neighbors, the breaking of the Pinata. Assist- ing is Julian Quack, Secretary-Treasurer. With the leadership of Mrs. Gladys Fisher, the sponsor of Los Extranjeros, the members have broadened their knowledge of our Spanish-speaking friends through various ac- tivities. lncluded were an assortment of games -bingo and rhyme, and the annual Spanish party. Another event this year was the order- ing and selling of Spanish pins which added that special touch to a very exciting year. Say Aahhlv Lloyd Tucker, President: Sherry Treon, Vice- president, Deanna Bailey, Secretary: and Don- na Mahan, Treasurer, under the excellent sup- ervision of Miss Blanche Penrod, combined to make Medicii one of the popular clubs at Southport. lt opened its membership to those who were interested in a medical vocation and who maintained a B average. The highlight activity in this club was the annual field trip which, this year, was a visit to the Eli Lilly Company where the students were given a review of the progress of medi- cal advancement, A Stitch In Time Having been newly organized for the first time this year, the Future Home Builders of America has certainly taken its place on the roll call of clubs, lt's creed, To build better homes for America's future, gave the mem- bers many opportunities to promote cam- paigns for good eating and for good harmony in the home Their meetings included a panel of mini- sters who spoke about marriage and religion in the home. Other meetings were devoted to planning a field trip to Chicago where they intend to visit places of interest and pleasure. The officers for this vear were Donna Mahan. president, Kay Saxton, vice-president: Sally Steffv, secretary-treasurer, and Joan Knapp, parliamentarian. Service to Others The Junior Red Cross, with one represen- tative from each home room had a member- ship of fifty this year. For the holiday season the members filled Christmas stockings for children in hospitals and collected donations for the Red Cross Chapter: however, their main project was making party boxes for the Veteran's Hospital. Officers were Bob Gilmore, President: Ron- nie Alexander, Vice-President, and Mary Rein- acker, Secretary-Treasurer. Jonnie Schmitt and Ronnie Scalf were this year's delegates to the Red Cross County Board. unior Statesmen One of the most active and popular clubs at Southport is Hi-Y. The new look certainf ly was extended to Hi-Y because, with the addition of the freshmen, the enrollment of the club was boosted to considerably over a hundred. Founded on Christian principles, and under the sponsorship of the world wide Y.M.C.A. world service program, this club makes contributions to school and commu- nity, and prepares its members for life after graduation. The club's main undertaking is the Model United Nations which is an annual project of all indianapolis ahd Marion County High Schools. John Price was president of the Model U.N. General Assembly. Southport also placed several officers on the General Com- mittee and was well represented by many delegates. A Link in the Chain The Senior Tri-Hi-Y is open to all junior and senior girls. The purpose of the club is To create, maintain, and extend throughout school, home and community, high standards of Christian living. The association of the Tri-Hi-Y with Hi-Y is a member of the national and indiana Hi-Y Fellowship. Heading the club's activities is its parti- cipation in the Model U.N., the Teen Can- teen, and the selling of candy. This year's officers were Betty Huntoon, President, Beverly Krohne, Vice-President, Cecilia Rice, Secretary, Nancy Jo Dawson, Treasurer, Pat Tapscott, Chaplain and Artith Bright, Historian. Mrs. Gladys Fisher was the club's sponsor. ,- Saving Pennies Junior Tri-Hi-Y members save their pennies for World Service. By selling YMCA candy they contribute to helping the underprivi- leged children around the world. Another of their projects is the Model United Nations held in Indianapolis each spring. Several rep- resentatives are sent to the YMCA Teen Council. Requirements to be a member are the same as those for a Senior Tri-Hi-Y member since this club is a similar organization, but membership is limited to freshmen and soph- omores. In the picture the officers are reading about their service project. From left to right are Karen Salge, Chaplain, Mrs. Olive Reese, spon- sor, Celia Freers, Vice-President, Trudy Hick- man, President, Sue Wasson, Secretary, Kaaren Nesmith, Historian, and Kathy Euler, Treas- urer. What kind of spiral? ls it symmetrical with respect to the axis or origin? What are the intercepts and eng- cluded values? These are a few of the prob- lems that.Math club officers and sponsor are discussing. This club, Euclideans, is for juniors and seniors interested in mathematics who are enrolled in, or have taken, advanced math courses. To become a member, the student must pass an entrance examination or submit an acceptable theme or mathematical project. Monthly meetings and field trips are planned by the students. Mrs. Guyer is seated at the desk, and standing left to right are Bill Brandenburg, Dresident, Bill Amt, vice-president, and Tom Brewer, secretary-treasurer. Testing, Testing Under the able assistance ot Mr. Arthur Key, the Radio Club is helping its members learn more about electronics and the radio field. The ultimate aim of this new club is to establish a radio station at Southport. Be- sides regular meetings at school, evening sessions are also held. One of the highlights of the year was a field trip to a nearby radio station. The officers ot the club are Steve John, President: Dennis Powell, Vice-President, John Doty, Secretary: and John Talley, Treasurer. Smile for the Birdie Shutters click and tlashbulbs pop! Mr. Brown, sponsor of the Photography Club, Steve Briner, vice-president, and Caroline Reeves, secretary-treasurer, pose as Bill Vogel, presi- dent, takes their picture. The forty members of this newly organized club not only take pictures but also develop them. One of the many aims of this club. is to teach students the fundamentals of making better pictures. Through this club, it -is hoped that-the students may develop an Interest in a stimu- lating hobby as well as a creative career. Donna Barkhaus, associate editor, and Nancy Sowden, editor-in-chief, are shown preparing pictures for the engraver, Mr. Brier. 1959 ANCHOR When these pictures were taken, the AN- CHOR staff was hard at work collecting ma- terial, writing and editing copy, and discus- sing the i959 ANCHOR. As the school year wore on, the chattering of people, the click- clacking of the typewriters, the work, the fun, the trials, the triumphs, the dances, the games -in short, the pageant of another year and another graduating class was being blended and indelibly recorded in this book. We hope that you, the graduating Seniors, the under- classmen, indeed the whole student body will be able to leaf through these pages and hear, see, and relive these events, which, in a few short years, will be only memories. The AN- CHOR salutes its graduating Seniors, its spon- sor, Mrs. Majors, and the underclassmen, who helped make the ANCHOR what it is. Seated: Zelma Stevens, Jo- Ann Schisla. Standing: Elaine Blum, Steve Howard, Mark Bra- ford, Lavon Rush. 1959 Staff Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor . Feature Editor . . Club Editor .... Editorial Staff .. Sports Editor . . . Sports Staff .. Art .......... Advertising and Business Manager Typists ....... Distribution . . . Publicity . . . . Photographer . . Nancy Sowden Donna Barkhaus Elaine Blum Nancy Brier Zelma Stevens Valerie Salge Elaine Albers lThemeJ Cecilia Rice JoAnn Schisla Sue Schuster Becky Pickard Mark Braford Steve Bettner Steve Howard Charles Cauble Lonnie Beck Dan Nichols Lavon Rush Pat Benner Mary Alice Showalter Deanna Bailey Betty Miller Bill Hutchinson Steve Gavin Steve Gavin Gilbert Hickman Bill Vogel Each member of the Anchor Sales Staff, after selling his minimum quota of ten dollars, strives to win the grand prize. This year, Carolyn Fewell, Sharon Spurling, and JoAnn Schisla received the awards of cabinets of stationery for having sold the most stationery. The members who sold ten or more dollars worth were: Penny Brehob, Bernadette Baldus, Carolyn Beaver, Linda Craft, Judy Daringer, Marcia Floyd, Dennis Hoefgen, Pam Meyers, Cynthia Langdon, Suetta Kehrein, Lavon Rush, Betty Miller, Bill Hutchison, Sandra Hedges, Betty Stevens, Sue Ryker, Sue Ellen Schuster, Diane Ferrell, and Nancy Stacey. Inspecting their work are Marlene Wegehoft, associate editor, Mrs. Barr, sponsor, and John Price, editor of the JOURNAL, The Southport ournal Adding to the theme of the year book, The New Look, was the school's newspaper. After being called The Perry News for thirty-six years, the name was changed to The Southport Journal. ln beginning journalism classes, the stu- dents learn the fundamentals for becoming a good journalist, they edit the final issue of the year. The students in the second year classes are given staff positions and are assigned specific jobs. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Barr, the journalism teacher, the paper is published fifteen times throughout the year. Members of the i959 Signpost Staff were Bob Williams, Cecilia Rice, Kay Saxton, Wade Davis, editor, and Mary Alice Showalter. ln the Journalism room, 229, the Journal's page editors are found plan- ning the layouts for each page. This duty rests on Helen Hardegan, Betty Huntoon, Donna Emmons, Mark Nuttall, and Hank Janes. Judy Culver and Judy McBride are the Journal's news-business co-editors, Edith Schnier, business manager, and Sandy George, exchange editor, deal mainly with the public relations of the school's paper. Deadlines must be met and these are some of the people who must meet them. They are Donna Mahan, Marty Speicher, Marilyn Carmichael, Kenny Otto, and Tom Derr. 85 Stop! Look! and Listen! The life you save may be your own, is a slogan heard everywhere and especially stressed by the members of the Traffic Club. Under the leadership of Mr. Linson, the mem- bers of this organization have truly rendered a service to each and every one of us dur- ing our school year. The managing of traffic at football and basketball games, including the County Tour- nament and the Sectional games, filled a very busy schedule for the club this year. The members pictured are left to right: Jim Etchison, Ron Hitch, Paul Everling, Ed Tenholder, Robert Murdock, David Pickerell, Robert Bonar, and Ted Michael. The other members are Robert Fortney, Robert Moates, Lenny Zickler, and Robert Jordan. X: Distance Between . . .', For those students who are very much in- terested in math, there are two clubs-be- ginning and advanced. The beginning math club is for those stu- dents who have had math as high as plane geometry. When the club met, their program usually consisted of a speaker who gave the club members a preview of the higher math courses and gave them a few examples of problems which they might work while taking the high- er math courses. A member of the advanced club was sometimes the speaker. The sponsor of the club was Mr. Glen Stuckey. The officers of this year's beginning club were David Frick, President, Carol Grube, Vice-President, Vicki Davis, Secretary, and Tam Merrick, Treasurer. Do It Yourself! Early to bed, early to rise, is a saying not taken lightly by the members of the Future Farmers of America. With visions of a part- nership with nature these ambitious boys have started early in their understanding of the science of farming. Under the guidance of Mr. Earl McCormick, the members have increased their knowledge of farming through field trips to various farms and through sending representatives to dif- ferent conventions. One of the more enter- taining events of the year was the Father- Son Banquet held this spring. The officers were President, Charles Rose- brock: Vice-President, Julius Albaughg Secre- tary, Bill Mann, Treasurer, Robert Koesterp Re- porter, Gary Mizep Sentinel, Dave Cox. Senior-ority This year Southport High School was very attractively decorated for each season and holiday of the school year by the Senior-ority girls. Beautiful Christmas decorations for the holiday and lovely pink blossoms denoting the coming of spring were placed in the halls and cafeteria. The girls, who must be juniors or seniors and sell two cans of mixed nuts in order to be a member, enioy working with their spon- sor, Miss Blanche Penrod. The officers for 1958-59 were as follows: Edith Schnier, president, Madelvn Enders, vice- president: and Marlene Wegehoft, secretary- treasurer. A11 Apple for the Teacher To teach or not to teach is the important question that the Future Teachers Club en- deavors to help its members decide. Mrs. Jessie Copsey sponsors the group head- ed by Elaine Blum, president, Carol Alvord, vice-president, Judy Darnell, secretaryp Sue Thompson, treasurer, and Nancy Sowden, pro- gram chairman. The club offers to its members cadet teach- ing opportunities, field trips, interesting pro- grams and other projects. The fifty girls and twenty boys in the club surprised the faculty one report card day, for each teacher found an apple, complete with ribbons and verse in his mail box. Zero Zero Service! The 1959 Volleyball captains were lleft to rightl Bonnie Hanks, Valerie Salge, Karen Zol- ler, Linda Keene, June Krug, Sara Carter, Ar- lene Spencer, Pat Benner, Edith Schnier, Judy Bunte, Jonnie Schmitt, Peggy Carroll: Seated is Miss Minnick, sponsor, Linda Bishop, Marie Gatto, Freda Ashby, Donna Harness, Norma Wilks, Judy Hare, Joan Peay, and Mrs. Miller, sponsor. Marcia Brittan is president ot G.A.A., which sponsors the activity. Science in Action ln this picture the club members examine some new Geiger counters along with in- struction booklets and information on radia- tion and radioactivity which were sent to the club by the Civilian Defense. The members of the Phy-Chem club must have had or must be taking either physics or chemistry and main- tain a B average in that subject. The senior members, as they appear here are: iseatedj Janet Pittman, Jo Ann Schisla, Steve John, Bill Brandenburg, Richard Mc- Cullough. Those standing are: Judy Culver, secretary-treasurer, Bill mt, president, John arte, Tom Brewer, and the club sponsor, Mr. 0 IHS. Bugs or Insects? My stomach is larger than yours. This is a typical cry as the Biology Club student dissects a frog. This is only one project of their club work, for they also worked on the flowerbeds in front of the school. They applied the proceeds from the soc-hop for curtains for the biology room so that movies may be shown there. A trip to Chicago's museum and a jaunt to Turkey Run were the highlights of their program. The officers for this year are Carole Grube, Christine Burkhart, Joe Burke, and Sue Was- son. The sponsor is Mr, Hagedon. It's THAT Long! For those boys who enjoy hunting, fishing, and iust being together, the Outdoor Life Club was established. After the boys are taught how to handle guns properly, they are taken on fox hunts and fishing trips. Each year the club goes on a trip, this year to Wyandotte Cave. They are also taught much about conservation. Mr. Bert Haviland is the sponsor of the club and the officers were President, Tim Bertram, Vice President, Chuck Wetzel, and Secretary-Treasurer, John Dee-ver. unior Executives Future Business Leaders of America has two purposes-to promote leadership among high school pupils and to make a better edu- cational department. During the past three years F.B.L.A. has operated a check room at the basketball games, this year they extended their sevices to sectional and county tourney. Other activi- ties of F.B.L.A. are taking field trips in the spring and attending the convention at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie, Indiana. This year Mr. Elwood Miller had a co-spo'n- sor, Mrs. Mary Shambaugh. The clubs' offi- cers were President, Anne Wortman, Vice President, Diane Eskew, Secretary, Elaine Al- bers, Treasurer, Donna Saunders, and Sharon Todd, Recorder. Good Morni11g, Southport High School New things here too! More phones, more teachers, and more students made the duties of the office girl a little more complicated than heretofore. In addition to doing general office tasks, these girls also assemble the ab- sentee lists, file papers, and do typing and duplicating for teachers and officials of the school. The only requisite for this post is one year of typing. All office work is done under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Stevens. Correction Tape, Anybody? 77 The teacher's girl Friday is a term that might be appropriately applied to the teachers' secretaries. These girls do everything from typing, duplicating, and stapling tests .to scoring papers, recording grades, and running errands. This year the secretaries were quite fortunate in that they were able to work in the new, better equipped office. All secretaries must have completed at least one year of typing and have maintained a C average. Most of them are commercial majors who wish to gain practical experience infrhis type of work. They are under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Stevens, school secretary. Eastern lndiana Marching Band Champions, First Di- vision Rating in the Indiana School of Music Association Marching Band contest, twelfth of ninety-one bands in the State Fair contest. These are only a small number of the contests and performances given by our band this year. The Marching Cardinals were directed by Bill Schmal- felft and led by a drum maiorette, six strutting majorettes and a flag corps of thirty girls. The band took part in all school functions and performed with Butler's band at the Hoosier Classics. They participated in the state Lions Club convention at South Bend, the Spring Festival, and marched at the opening of the Madison Avenue Expressway. The band was invited to appear at the Zionsville Festival and they were the official band at the Soap Box Derby in Indianapolis. They assisted the Pep Club in making a record which was sponsored by the P.-T. A. and to earn money for in- struments and supplies, the members sold candy. The majorettes twirled at half-time shows during Bas- ketball season and entered the distict and state solo and ensemble contests. In addition to the Choir, several small groups performed during the year. Among these were the Boy's Octet and the Girl's Sextet. Those in the octet were Steve Howard, Jim Unversaw, Garry Reed, John Winkler, Ross Caywood, Allan Cochran, Charles Cauble, and Tom Williams. Their accompanist was Betty Huntoon. Those in the sextet were Jean Wagner, Judy Darnell, Rhonda Taylor, Betty Huntoon, Judy Marshke, and Nancy Linkel. Their accompanist was Tom Williams. USIC DEPARTMENT GAINS Right face, right face, one, two, three. Forward, march! Who said that summertime meant vacation?l This thought occurred to many girls in Southport's new flag corps, the marching Cardinalettes. They were organized only last spring under the direction of Bill E. Schmalfeldt, head of the music department, and spent many hours during the summer in preparation for fall and winter school activities. B. Lyons, D. Spaulding, J. Darnell, M. Schooley, R. Jordan, J. Pittman, D. Steffy, K. Nesmith, B. Faust. 125 J. Unversaw, N. Wolf, J. Bass, J. Krug, D. Fletcher, B. Ryon, B. Anderson, J. Peden, S. Bennett, J. Tipmore, D. Zaiser, J. Stearns, B. Brittan. C33 J. McBride, N. Evers, R. Teaguarden, B. Siedner, C. Coffman, W. Chambers, S. Sweeny, N. Linkel, R. Kinman, A. Pedigo, T. Storm, S. Lovellet, G. Francis, D. Lambert, D. Rodebaugh, J. Higbie, R. Hill, B. Mann, B. Hunter. I4J L. Eaton, N. Smith, J. Wiggins, J. Christoph, D. Kiesel, K. Drake, G. Westertield, J. Winkler, D. Pease, B. Harris, M. Reinacker, M. Brittan J. Todd, J. Coombs, H. Williams, D. Emmons, S. Tilford, M. Noffke, and Mr. Schmalfeldt. MANY HONORS I '59 ln a short span ot time the Cardinalettes made a good name for themselves. They were an added attraction to the band shows during the football season, and they marched both before the band at Zionsville and at the Lions Club Convention at South Bend. The Cardinal- ettes provided entertainment for several basketball half-time shows. -The string section is composed of KU B. Harris, M. Thomas, L. Williams, H. Williams. C22 J. Wiggins, J. Wiggins, L. Sponsel S. Childers, W. Mills, G. Sanders, S. Klatte, N. Smith. 137 S. Githens, M. Reinacker, P. Morrison, C. Stevenson, J. Utterback, J. Fowler, M. Baftin, J. Fagin, J. Coombs, M. Zelmer. Under the direction ot Bill E. Schmalteldt the or- chestra performed at a number of activities. Some of the maior activities were playing at the Senior Play, special convocations at the grade schools, a program for the Dad's Club, and playing at the Baccalaureate services before graduation. ln the spring, they played host to the mid-state music festival. The full orchestra is composed of special members of the concert band and the string section. This year, as last year, Mary Reinacker and Becky Harris served as our color guard. The girls, along with the majorettes, presented the flag at all home football and basketball games. 92 Singing Cardinals An organization Southport is proud to call its own is the choir. Southport's singing Cardinals work long and hard. Choir practice takes a full period every day and many rehearsals are scheduled after school hours. Mr, Schmalfeldt and the choir appear in many performances throughout the year, includ- ing convocations, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Bacca- laureate, and Commencement Services, and the Easter Sunrise Pageant. They also participate in the County Choral Festival and the State choir contest. The Choir brings honor to Southport by being the mother organization for several assorted vocal en- sembles and many entrants in the Solo and ensemble contest. lnterested underclassmen should take vocal music in one of the beginning classes or consult Mr. Schmalfeldt for advice. The Spring Music Festival set the scene for the annual awards of the music department. Each student must be in an advance music class two years to receive a letter. Here Mr. Schmalfeldt presents the awards to the students who have earned them. Members of the choir were: iii J. Darnell, Mr. Schmalfeldt, Director, D. Easley, R. Caywood, J. Unversaw, A. Cochran, F. Meister, F. Ashby, T. Williams, C. Cauble, G. Reed, J. Winkler, R. Hanks, P. Rodebaugh, F. Border, E. Tenholder, G. Francis, P. Long. Bottom to top: M. Stanfield, S. Fischer, A. Spencer, S. Darko, C. Ruscher, D. Hall, C. Patton, P. Dowden, J. Wagner, S. Carson, L. McElroy, C. Gerking, C. Kottkamp, J. Bishop, C. Many, J. Elrod, B. Huntoon, N. Linkel, R. Eustace, S. Reigel, S. Mitts, R. Taylor, L. Eaton, C. Fleming, J. Eder, M. King, B. Young, S. Fulford, B. Fine, J. Marshke. Top Row: G. Shotts, J. Tout, K. Nesmith, J. Van Winkle, D. Jackson, A. Hoss, S. Tigrett, J. Blankenship, S. Darko, B. Bush, R. Hollon. uiet, Please! The thirty members of the Library Club sort and mend books, help students select books of their choice, and check books in and out of the library. The club also has interesting extra-curricu- lar activities. Last fall several members at- tended the state conference of B.0.0.K. at Indiana State Teachers College, and they also visited the Powerama exhibit at Allisons. Mrs. Alice Black and Mrs. Orpha Morwick, the sponsors, agree that the most important objective of the club is to interest students in library work as a life career. Aiding the sponsors are Linda Preddy, President: Kathy Kastner, Vice-President, and Jeanne Krodel, Secretary-Treasurer. Check Mate The name of Royal Knights was given to Southport's new and improved Chess Club, which is devoted to promoting interest in the game and promises to take on all challengers, There was a tournament which was drawing to a close as the Anchor went to press, but the results were not available. The Chess Club looks forward to the time when it will have equipment and facilities to play against other schools and bring the game of chess into greater prominence. This vear's officers were: Randy Galvin, President, Steve Howard, Vice- Presidenty and Stuart Ernhart, Secretary- Treasurer. Sprocket Iockeys The Sprocket Jockeys' Club, which is made up of boys and girls who run the motion pic- ture proiectors, became part of the new look when they were presented with a room of their own in which they could show their films to the classes. These films are informative and help to illustrate problems which might otherwise be difficult to explain. The club also has a new sponsor, Mr. Ralph Brown. The '59 Sprocket Jockevs' is run by Presi- dent David Kafader, and the club's other of- ficers, Klaus Heise, Vice-President, and Caro- lyn Reeves, Secretary-Treasurer. Sink or Swim! The new look was further enhanced by the new swimming pool which provides many hours of pleasure and relaxation for the girls' synchronized swimming team, newly organized this year. The girls call themselves the South- port Dolphinetts. Each Tuesday night strange sounds echoed from the general direction of the swimming pool-- Ready, Kip, tub, swish, shark! Inside one might have seen the members of the team in swimming formation ready to begin their routine. Officers for 1959 were: Presi- dent, Joan Peay, Vice-President, Jane Tegeler, Secretary, June Krug, and Treasurer, Jane Lohman. Working under the leadership and direction of Miss Barbara Burris, they make the club both interesting and educational. Mask and Gavel Students taking public speaking, salesman- ship and debate, and dramatics may join Mask and Gavel. It is affiliated with the na- tional organization of Mask and Gavel and Thespians. Membership in the club increases interest and experience of the students in the fields of speech and dramatics. During the year, members of Mask and Gavel participated in the Voice of Democracy Contest and the Purdue Legislature. Officers were Jerry Dennerline, President, Joe Hobbs, Vice-President, and Judy Culver, Secretary- Treasurer. G. A. A. Events eagerly awaited throughout the year were the Sweater Swirl in October, the Turn- About in March, and the May Dance at which the outstanding spring athletes received their awards. With the addition of the new swimming pool, swimming lessons were given to G.A.A. girls desiring to learn to swim. For other sports activities, the girls played in an in- tramural volleyball tournament. The officers were Marcia Brittan, Presi- dent, Zclma Stevens, Vice-President, Myra Graves. Secretary, and Linda Langley, Treas- urer. Mrs. Miller was the club's sponsor. Q. Q f .:k.k f kk Ea. Y 1 A , is Q25 Q- Q, QFQQQ 'L' 555.3 1 A 5 'K I ,l 2 S C . i A L k Q 'Ez SS rs k WV .- S ,, is K Q , Y vim wg Q f gwlgl, .Sui i NS as ,Q S Q 'Q Q s ' 'f Q A -, A A ' U - A 5 4 , a A - 2 :Ng Q glL.fg,.. 9 ' .X , ' s . - T K A gi 'KG A MI.-isbl A li V ski' ' - 'A k 4 ,L Q S-ii L ,, 3 S. . .1 ,, N, Q ,w,,-Q, X ir r , Q xv N .Egg P3 Q: it ,K gf T: A ug' me gg'gx:h Q E s A 4 A x ,f ' l 61,31 b J! Q x 1 K I 5, 3.3 f- H- 1- L M M M k Wi -gh 4 .Sf - Q L M' 5' -'X ' ff H ' 3 Q. ug? . aw L Vx , r Q53 A -s-55 Q K -- f T W Li .., Wk ., - if ' ,,gfs.sf's: ff 4 D G ! ' ' f 7 , ., Qu g 5 T Q ' .L 'F E' Ai? k - f 'K X5 JN if ! W I ' 'f 55 J , S.. :i2QS5' N 5 ' .5 K f ' A O 1 A 4 was 1 . 1 .ff 6- R 'K . F5 af i Q Saw 2 S+, 33 4 'i is - i3 V Task-Q, ix H N g Lg -' f . ,vw Q ' H mf f We V .L H ,A Q D K L xg. VK i , 1 . , xmwqgl 'Y Y K 3 f . : ' Q Q Y, ' 1 S552 5-I 1-.. 1, Wx N. -N 'T If 3 KX sa 3 s 9 ii. Nr , -L ' Q 8:1 .. se as Q ' L -f if if , gp 'A 1 ,ff , is , 199. 5 55 51 -1 ,. 'T-'Q 3 Q i E .3 615 :fa ,gi 'fa The New Look . in Sporty Included in our new look of '59 are physical and mental strength and ability plus great versatility in all sports which keep our boys on top to win great honors for Southport. 97 The Booster Club backed our vic- torious teams this year with a member- ship of over 1300. ln addition to sponsoring pep ses- sions, this group encouraged attendance at ball games by announcements, stunts, and novel signs. The club's officers, Steve Gavin, vice-president, John Price, president, and Pat Tapscott, secertary-treasurer, were supervised by Mr. Walter Kellam, ,59 SPIRIT BOOSTED VICTORIES Southport cards, they're the best, they can pass most any test. This was one of our many new yells composed to the tunes of popular songs and led by our varsity The girls, in their white sweaters and red skirts, added more sparkle and color ln order to have more school support at games away from home it was busses take girls in the Pep Club to and from the games. For having served two years on the varsity squad, Nancy Black received a cheer leaders. to the games. arranged that letter sweater. The '59 varsity cheer leaders were Nancy Black, Carolyn Goodnight, Margie Bockes, Vivian Beal, and Jayne Tegeler. Q-R --pewqwsk fr-- The '59 Lettermen are B. Gilmore, K. Miller, M. Owen, M. Epler, T. Brewer, J. Reese, S, Briner. C21 J Whitlock, J. Hobbs, D. Wayman, J. Coulter, Athletic Director, Mr. Ratliff, J. Beal, B. Seidner, J. Bruhn D. Fountain. 132 T. Gilmore, J. Green, S. Christ, D. Hart, B. Helms, G. Taylor, J. Albright. T. Short, B Duncan, J. Lohman. IM D. Van Meter, L. Copeland, J. Vance, S. Martin, J. Pieper, B. Gettle. B. Amt. D Curtis, B. Wasson, R. Scalf, W. Dean. C51 J. Hunt, S. Dial, S. Fountain, B. Meikle, J. Faulkner, J. Etchison IeA.Nileese,l B. Williams, G. Farber, B. Liverett, B. Ashman, C. Branch. Not pictured are R. Galvin, L. Richards . etze . Reserve Cheerleaders All set! You bet! Our reserve cheer leaders backed both the reserve and freshman teams this year, and helped the varsity cheer leaders line all the girls up in the right color of Capes. With the closing of the reserve game, Southport fans heard the pep club yell- ing, Where, oh, where is our team, down in the dressing room picking up steam. Our 1959 Reserve Cheerleaders w e r e Juliann Quack, Beth Witte, and David Woerner. Performing at ball games and leading the band this year were our majorettes, Sharon Tilford, Marsha Noffke, Donna Emmons, Helen Williams, Jane Coombs, Sharon Todd, and head majorette, Marcia Brittan. 450 Screaming Lovclies Contributing much to the spirit of the bas- ketball team was the Girl's Pep Club. This cheer section was one of the most highly or- ganized of its kind in the state. ln addition to the red and white reversible Capes and red and white gloves, the girls had many new songs and chants which added greatly to the color and excitement of the games. Mr. Kellam has been the sponsor of the pep club in the past, however, Mr. Schrnalfeldt took over the second semester. lOO Braden's Raiders Braden's Raiders was a popular organiza- tion at S.H.S. this year. ln their white ivy league hats and red sweat shirts, the boys were present to back ourrteam at all home games, the County Tourney, the Sectional, and the Regional. Backed by hard work and much practice, the boys demonstrated, for all to see, that school spirit extended beyond the fair sex. Their clever maneuvers included rising rev- erently, with their hats held over their hearts for every Cardinal free throw. The new club was under the direction of Jack Morgan, sponsor, and seniors Dick Mc- Cullough, Jon Hittle, and Ray Kappmeyer. Morris Epler, Senior, recently received a good sportsmanship award for his outstanding playing ability and mental attitude in the County Tourney. This award was given by the West Side Exchange Club of lndianapolis. Through the season, Morrle has proven to be an outstanding player on the hardwood. Here is a look at the coaching staff of Southport's l958 South Central Conference and Marion County Football Champs. Standing are: Dave Bertram, Dick Schrier, and Head Coach, Jack Morgan. Seated is William Fredenberger. Gridiron Champs Our football team finished with an overall record of eight wins and two losses this year, capturing the County and the South Central Conference championships. Their success lay in an unusually well-balanced attack. This was evidenced by Southport's placing five players -Joe Beal, Tom Brewer, Chuck Wetzel, Bob Ashman, and Bob Seidner-on the all-confer- ence team. Beal, Brewer, and Wetzel also made all-county. An additional honor was given this year at Southport. Line and back- field man-of-the-year trophies were awarded to Beal and Brewer, respectively. Bob Seidner broke the South Central Conference record for yards gained per carry. He averaged 8.2 yards. SOUTHPORTS GRIDIRON GREATS Morgan's Grid lron from left to right! lst row-B. Gettle, J. Hunt, R. Galvin, T. Brewer, J. Coulter, G. Taylor, C. Wetzel, B. Gilmore, D. VanMeter, J. Whitlock. 2nd row-C. Cauble, J. Hobbs, T. Bertram, N. Reese, S. Martin, J. Beal, R. Seiciner, R. Kappmeyer, E. Allcott, K. Redeker. 3rd row-J. Lohman, B. Dun- can, B. Wasson, D. Curtis, D. Hadley, V. Pichette, M. Nall, T. Duke, T. Anthony, B. Williams, K. Simon, A. Prellar. 4th row-N. Wheller, J. Vieweigh, T. Morrel, J. Etchison, R. Llogd, D. Hubbell, B. Gilley, J. Greene, T. Gilmore, W. Hartman, L. Graham, T. Wells, T. Matson. 5th row- . Ashman, W. Dean B. Bennet, B. Copeland, B. Christie, P. Kanter, T. Taylor, J. Pieper, R. Simms, D. Hart, D. Neirman, K. Heise, R. Schmal- feldt, S. Benney, D. Quack. 6th row--J. Kirsch, R. Painter, S. Crist, R. Alexander. ar,, X ...- N3 ik S5 5 'E A K jfi?S1Q A., Q f 1 UI I -Q. 1 xi X X Q Q6 an B LX, ., , X . Q i V xx' X a ix k -A sz . 5 V , X' ms :R i. , My ,, . M ...f-wg. .Nix :s , g vWvq+'?l' 11 WR . ZKV Y. QQ S3 KN- :fray rss W Top row: Joe Hobbs, Byron Geltle, Tom Brewer, Bob Gilmore. Second row: Jerry Whitlock, Jeff Coul- ter, Randy Galvin, Dwayne Van Meter. Third row: Gordan Taylor, Joe Beal, Bob Seidner, Chuck Wefzel. Last row: Stan Martin, Jesse Hunt. 104 xnxx Football Review Southport Ben Davis Southport Seymour Southport Warren Central Southport Connersville Southport Franklin Southport Manual Southport Jeffersonvi Ile Southport North Central Southport Columbus Southport Lawrence Central County Champs Another first was added to the trophy case of Southport High School this year -- the 1958 Marion County Football Championship trophy. This being the first year for such an award, our team under the excellent coaching of Mr. Jack Morgan, defeated Lawrence Cen- tral High School in the championship game with a score of 26 to l4. Receiving the trophy from Mr. Shyrl Craig lcenterl are Mr. Morgan fright? and Mr. C. C. Leedy, Principal. The loss of Southport's baseball and as- sistant football coach, Mr. William Freden- berger, saddened not only the hearts of students, but faculty alike, we will re- member the many games he coached and good advice he imparted to all. Having taught physical education, health, and safety at Southport for eleven years, he became our track coach in 1955 and baseball coach in l957. Spring in- tramurals always found him, baseball in one hand and glove in the other, teaching someone iust how to pitch that ball or how to grip that bat. All this and much more will keep alive the memory of Mr. Fredenberger, an all-round coach. lO5 Got the Coach Carl Blackie Braden, just about the best round- ball helrnsman around, says a few choice words to the referee, no doubt inviting him to dinner! Roundball, The Season Southport's Hardwood Hustlers racked up a fine season marked by upsets over defend- ing State Champs, Fort Wayne South, lndi- anapolis Tech, Rushville, and finally by two defeats over a tough Manual team that was ranked sixth in the state. Although most un- successful in conference play, Braden juggled the redbird lineup and entered a team in the county tourney that was second to none by actual test. Southport's defeating Ben Davis served as a grim fore-shadowing to Manual ot things to come, for earlier in the season Ben Davis had battled Manual to a double over- time and sudden death situation before suc- cumbing. The south side rivalry of blood reached a peak when a sell-out crowd saw the High-flying Cards humble Manual 55-51 and shake up its sectional hopes considerably. HARDWOOD HUSTLERS Standing: Don Pugh, Ken Miller, Bob Rosebrock, Coach Blackie Braden, Dick Wayman, .lack Reese. Seated: Joe Beal, Leland Richards, Morris Epler, Mickey Owen, Danny Woerner. ll'VI' --1 ' it ': 'i' ith' fra' gi' S QLQQ S v - L Q 1 Af s fwx ' K -55' 'Q is it bf Spf' ffwwa -dw 'W' ' S1'fQ '2fW'fi'f 1 21'fQ f'W-ff'-f f's 'C .4 Q fvffwirf ,., Q. if swfswgf 4 - Q fg.' Qrf. J4 fx R Q S ' mefg 5' X4 af fif' gf K' A :Q f, ' ' ,. W5-. 5x ' '.b' 'ws 1, X E f 3 ww.. IIA '4Q-wwf ...WV ., . A X xxekiq K . 4 :- . 1. 'ar if .. fp M, .-Q - ' Q F ' X1 35 f.f. 7? L Q W 'W 4. Q- Xffx is 5--PK g ', jg' K S 1 'Y sm xf gi Y .f- f'-A .f1' .ZX Q J X . wa WW! inf 'v i .axdsgq .v eu ! i ix! llqi R 5, Vx - x 1 f fi: X Q if n 3 x ui I X B X S X Q Q i g V is ,,,., JA Y , 1' 'H 11, , . IJ' x A . f. Q :X 3, ' Qi 'X'-.Sf Sm Q 2 -tg E? '-3 fi iz? xx ,S . I - K -M! A2-A ' gs' j YQ 2 Q Q, S 52 A The Look of Success Southport played host to its first sectional and the gigantic fieldhouse served the occasion very well. South- port's co-favored Cardinals came through the early and rather anti-climactic rounds on a wave of anticipation of the rematch with Manual. The Redskins, lucky in the draw, and having had an equally easy time with preliminary foes, were primed and ready. The final game was a hair-raising, see-saw, overtime battle which had a crowd of 7,500 people on its feet and scream- ing. With the scoreboard clock showing two seconds, and the score tied 4l-4l, Dan Woerner, a late season addition to the starting line-up, calmly canned a pair of charity tosses to give Southport a lead which a fruitless Redskin desperation shot could have erased but did not. Southport then journeyed to the lndi- anapolis Regionals where they coupled rugged rebound- ing and a .490 shooting percentage to whip an im- proved Brownsburg team. Given the opportunity to ap- pear in the finals against heavily favored Crispus At- tucks, they came onto the floor inspired, and led at the quarter rest l2-lO. lt soon became evident, how- ever, that the weary Cards were no match for the towering Tigers from Indianapolis. When the gun sounded, the careers of six Cardinals ended, but not before they had carried Southport's banner to the final 32 teams in the state. l Here in the new dressing roorn, Steve Briner and Bill Amt carry out one of their many duties as man- agers. Don Pugh is their victim lying on the table. These two managers were the backbone of this year's basketball team. lO9 With visions of varsity stardom the Freshman Bas- ketball team has proved well its ability on the hard- wood. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Dave Ber- tram, who completed his first year at Southport, the players had a very successful schedule which included the Marion County Freshman Basketball Championship. From L1ttle Cardinals To Vars1ty Champs N . tt ew. ct, ., .. Mc. . .,Q. MN . . . , .i .. ...Je - t Auto. W . -i - .--. V.-asm .ta-gn 1' -Q:-vt. fs is as - -- fe --e :- fxsilffkwweswm'-lf Wwe ' As the Anchor went to press, practice for the i959 baseball season was just beginning. ln l958, the cards were plagued by bad weather and lack of a very important ingre- dient, experience. This year, however, virtu- ally the whole club, is returning, along with some exceptional sophomore talent, and the future is looking bright for the young but ex- perienced new coach, Richard Theil. Joe Beal tags out a man as he slides into second base in some of l958's baseball action. Jack Pieper watches the action in another tense scene. HO E RUG HIGH LIGHTS Bottom row, left to right: Bill Liverett, Manager, Bob Duncan, Jack Reese, Thornton Perkins, Larry Davis, Tom Spade, Dick Wayman, Don Hadley, and Bob Mayer. Second row: Bill Amt, Manager, Jack Pieper, Don Hubbell, Dick Bergman, Bob Seidner, Larry Graham, John Bruhn, Tom Duke, Bob Gilmore, and Coach William Fredenberger. Third row: Don Pugh, Jim Green, Eddie Brown, Jim Betzler, Don Guthrie, Kenny Otto, Tom Brewer, Duke Smyser, and Joe Beal. lll Front row: ILeft to rightj Dick Gentry, Joe Kirsch, Jerry Thompson, David Askin, Carl Hancock, Kenny Volpp, Steve John. Second row: Mr. Brunoehler, Mike Totten, John Pruitt, Frank Sims, Phil Burkhart, John Schulz, Roger Harris, Bob Mueller, Walter Weigert, David Miller. This year a new sport was introduced to Southport-swimming. Following the presentation of the new pool, a swimming team was organized under the direction of Mr. Richard Brunoehler. This sport requires as much training, time and effort as any other sport. Because swimming is a new sport at Southport, the team did not have a very successful season. The team won one meet and lost nine, but Mr. Brunoehler predicts our having a more successful season next year. Third row: Bill Liverett, Al Priller, Larry Copeland, Bob Ryan. Ed Brown, Dave Hart, Dave Nierman, Coach Chauncy McDaniels, Earl Speiker, Jack Etchison, Garland Reeves, Denver Howard, Jon Jordan, Vernon Pichette. Second Row: Phil Bristow, Kenny Redecker, Bob Pfaff, John Quick, Tom McCarty, Jim Faulkner, John Doty, Guy Jackson, Francis Johnson, Will Rhodes, Joe Sooy, Steve Vawter, Mike Gobel. First Row: Harry Smyser, Kenny Adkins, Bob Helms, Jim Haley, Bob Ashrnan, Kenny Sutton, Charlie Breeden, Louis Winebreck, Randy Galvin, Chuck Wetzel, Ronnie Alexander, and Dave Cox. ff if s' X filmtv-'W' x 1 First Row: Mgr. Jim Tuttle, Douglas Branch, Steve Dial, Ron Turner, Vern Ratliff, Coach Jack Morgan. Second Row: Ken Miller, Joe Hobbs, Don Linson, John Albright, Steve Fountain, Jim Faulkner, Mickey Owen. Third Row: Joe Mueller, Jeff Coulter, Tom Short, Wade Davis, Larry Keene, Leland Richards. Fourth Row: Tom Wills, Byron Gettle, Morris Epler, Jim Smithey, Steve Atkins, Larry Mize. Fifth Row: Phil Dial, Bruce Meikle, John Hamilton, Don Kiesel, Bob Windmiller. Have Speed Will Run Track is a sport which requires strict training and su- perior effort. Time is valuable to the participants and during the early spring, the track boys can be seen running around the block or circling the track to get into shape as they all strive to be the best. Field events are included in the sport of track. Among the field events are such things as shot putting, pole vaulting, high jumping, and broad jumping. Southport's '58 Track Team won the South Central Con- ference, won the Bloomington Relays, and placed third in the County. The team also placed second in the Sectionals with Steve Dial placing 2nd in the 880 yard run. ll4 Southport-79 Warren Central-38 Southport-67 Ben Davis-43 Bloomington Relays Southport-89 Bloomington-53 Columbus-48 Southport-73 Seymour--50V Bloomington-719 Southport-66 Manual-51 South Central Conferenc Southport-54 Columbus-50 Jerrersonville-38 Seymour-32112 Shelbyville-21 County-3rd Sectional at Washington Southport-2nd e Meet Mercury Men Cross Country is rapidly becoming more popular as a spectator sport at Southport. This sport requires strict training because the race is run on a two-mile course. During the contest, the runner is competing against time, the other runners, and his own endurance. The scoring of Cross Country differs from most sports because the team with fewest points is the victor. The i958 Southport Cross Country Team added one new trophy to our trophy case by winning the Marion County Championship. The team was led all season by Mickey Owen, who placed first in the County. The team also finished second in the South Central Conference. Southport--3 7 Southport-l 8 North Central-42 Shelbyville-27 Tech-44 Shortridge invitational Southport--31 North Central-54 Southport placed 6th Manual-66 Lawrence Central-84 South Central Conference-2nd Washington-l I6 Southport-20 Broad Ripple-39 Southport-l 5 Seymour-48 Shortridge-25 Southport-35 Ben Davis-63 First Row: Dick Fountain, Doug Branch, Mickey Owen, Bruce Melkle, Steve Fountain, Second Row: Man- ager, Bill Liverett, Phil Dial, Coach, Chauncey McDaniel, Jim Faulkner, Kenny Miller. County-l st Sectional--3rd State-'l 6th Southport-22 Beech Grove-49 Ben Davis-62 Franklin Township-99 Howe Invitational Southport placed 3rd V 1 Racquet Squad Coach Everett Swank's Racquet Squad will probably get its share of Southport's new look in the Spring when courts are to be constructed on the asphalt parking lot. Tennis is enjoying a growth of popularity throughout the county and the Conference. Southport is no exception to this expansion, for tennis will soon become a letter sport. The team participated in the S.C.C. tournament in both the singles and doubles competition, add- ing valuable points toward the All-'Sports Trophy. They also scheduled many dual meets in both the spring and tall. The members of the team were Row iz Jon Hittle, Lloyd Tucker, and Dan Woerner, Row 2: Don Williams, Bill Wasson, Coach Swank, Monty Siekerman, and Randy Galvin. Golf Last fall, Southport's men of the links spent many long hours pursuing the pills around the golf course. They participated in the South Central Conference and Marion County meets, and, aided by two returning lettermen, made excellent showings on both outings. When the Anchor went to press, Coach Krause's Cardinals had a successful season behind them and were looking forward to an even better spring renewal. The team was composed of, left to right, Coach Krause, Jess Hunt, John Vance, Pete deHebreard, Chris Kleinhenz, Steve Simon, Rob- ert Elkins, Ronald Windsor, and Don Linson. ll6 ' Intramurals The l959 intramural, champions in the Junior-Senior league were the Swamp Stompers. The Freshman-Sopho- more champs were a team known as the P.T.P.P. Sports- manship trophies were presented to Jim Wilson, senior, and Don Stick Miller, sophomore, for sportsmanlike conduct and attitude. The championship games were played in true Hoosier Hardwood fashion, with timers, score keepers, well qualified faculty referees, and a presentation ceremony immediately following the games. The intramural progam, under the able leadership of Mr. Jack Morgan, becomes more popular every year. Shown above are the intramural captains. Zero Zero Service The boys were not the only ones to take advantage of the new gym this year. 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