Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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PAF The dictionary says in its most authoritative Y FQ, :vm manner that a quotable quote is an expression QD: T t lf .' -- T of thought that deserves to be repeated by Tb P , way of comment, illustration or in some other - iii, i-LQ, A, Fi-- worthy manner. cg, Tr- THQ ',. lf: ,Air f ...LT 427' -Lb , r-N 1,7 , I 5 in 'rfb P and the stb t 'd Tuamy. revealruaur Daily conversation is sprinkled and colored by the echoes of quotable quotes. Victory is our goal' ',...' 'Cop the County' '....' 'May I have your attention for the morning an- nouncements .... are familiar to us. Everyone may create a quotable quote by writa ing his word or two upon the sheet of life. Life, itself, is but a quotation. The praises and criticisms of the administration, the faculty, ln this building are heard the many quotes of the students, who have made their mark at Southport High School. 1 ' cr .Q school life. St ,ts Ciouthport aretproud o their achievemen in e field of en r. 1, They are saying so in their thoughts, wor sf? and actions. Southportites are eager and am- bitious. The words of Shakespeare, every way hath a wherefore, are an incentive to the departing seniors as they reach out for higher horizons and continue their experiences in the school of life. 1-T+L A- g f r CC JJ What we earn-we have C. C. LEEDY Contents People . . . . .25 Activities .. . . .81 Sports ....... . . . lO3 Advertisements . . . . . 124 Hard work in any field is the key to success. Almost everyone hopes he can achieve success in lite, but in order to accomplish one's goals one must work very hard throughout his high school and college years, As Mr. Leedy says, What we earn-we have. ls GONE WITH THE WIND in? Similar queries are answered each day by the librarians, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Morwick, who are assisted by the student librarians in our modern library. 'TTT' i?x:p'i4'1 ' ll- 2731 ,I '1 1 -5? 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The modern fieldhouse is always filled with activity as students watch and par- ticipate in such sports as wrestling, swimming, basketball, volley ball, and intra-mural games, The largeness of Southport extends farther than the building itself. The faculty and ad- ministration provide students with an infinite amount of information and knowledge. We, the future leaders and citizens of the United States, have the opportunity to receive a well- rounded education here, Friendliness fills the corridors of S.H.S. Pupils find fellowship and friendship by joining any of the variety of clubs and participating in the extra-curricular activities which are available. Several colorful dances are among the activities at Southport. We are proud of Southport, and we shall en- deavor to preserve its greatness. This aerial view of Southport's campus emphasizes for the observer the large and modern facilities that the student finds in his journey through Southport. A good indication of Southport's large enrollment is the study hall, accommodating more than eighty students. Photo by Bill Oates ' D YL Y M 1, ,,- ,:....X V 'fi ! ,M fy, Q 4 ' fwfiir ., va- -1- ff'-3 K ' ' .V 44' . .F V,1.,Jy gqh 0 ,w,' .- - . -4, W I ,- , . V- 1 ---'WML'-- '-'T Mu 1 2 , fi W Ju, E .,..,.: .4 v AA- -D -mv -'N -f-- , . -, Q' fray' - t . -..gk .-,Q V A , f f ' 2-f- ' ' H f ' ,. , .' 11, 2 f' -M..-4 ' 1 V-,1 , ,, , . R, , , fi -.Q-. V 6 4 , '21 'fQ' 9 gl , 'lf - Q T -'Q f7? '7' r 51 ' 1 1 - 3 -V - v 51' . xi im: ll -i . lf! -W 9 kbifgxi, 1 QQ! Q, Kill., XXXL W, Gig X i 'rl A Vi J Q' 1 f N: 4 I 5 Every year the pupils of the speech class attempt to exhibit their skill in manipulation of props. Above Dennis Hoefgen is talking about human anatomy using the Visible Man. 'i f'ii'l 'i ii 'Q During the Thanksgiving season, the Home Economics department prepared a cornucopia made of bread. In the picture above Mrs. Smith is showing Shirley Bultman and Mary Jo Pierce how to roll the dough around a tunnel form. A cornucopia made of bread was presented to Mr. Leedy. T 0 tb ftmcf tlvrou lo dzfficu Inky Anonymous One of the new additions to Southport this year is the speech therapist, Mr. Thompson. He devotes one day a week to correcting students who have speech difficulties. Through the halls of Southport can be heard the many quotable quotes signifying the road to progress that scholastic achievements have been traveling. Expressions such as, The library has received some new books , or Have you seen the new speech therapy lab? , can be heard almost every day as students journey from one classroom to another. In the future new quotations will be heard as classes in economics, psychology, and others take their place. 9 Itf az realb great fbew --ff clubs but we also spent many hours yelling at pep bessuons Cheerlng for the Intramural volley ball team Ed Sullivan A devlatuon from regular School routine :S provnded for by the many varied convocatuons put on each year Their purpose IS to provude nnterestnng and educatlonal entertaunment for the student body that could not be achueved through ordnnary classroom work This year s Convocatnons brought SHS students an hour or two of unsvght unto subjects such as ath letncs the work of a spy sclence and elec: tronncs Students dnsplayed talent at holnday and specual event convocatuons ln the V958 V959 Dolphtnette Water Ballet Show these two glrls performed an oriental routine to the musrc of Love IS a Many Cplendored Thrng CISG FOUTIVIGS ff 2 K .b IO Cf J JJ , - - 1 We not only enjoyed the paid convocations by the many and watching the Cardnnalettes go through their pre- , , 5 W I 7 ' K v H9 X Q .,:f' . - ' ' so 5 f . . MQ l I 0 I 1 K The talent show, with the theme Hollywood Comes to a Mountain Resort, revealed the assorted talents of Southportites. As may be seen in the above pictures, the show contained acrobats, singers, and soft-shoe dancers. Annually, in the Spring, the Home Economics Department presents a Style Show for the girls in school. Modeling their dresses are Doris Hernly, Jacqueline Day, Molly Millis, Barbara Dyke, Sally Steffey, Donna Harness, Betty Burch, Connie Davis and Phyllis Blackwell. Fi. Dancing to the strains of the Collegiates was a lovely way to start the Christmas season The student council, sponsor of the annual affair, presented each girl with a Christmas corsage 'Tut az little fun in y0u1'lQfe-- try 01617161.12 Arthur Murray ln spring at Southport a student's thoughts lightly turn to thoughts of the May Dance. The cloud-like tormals worn by the girls add to the springtime atmosphere. I I .st -1 . v Seniors and juniors await the opening strains of the grand march at the first Junior-Senior Prom to be held in the new fieldhouse, School days are the golden days, and some of the most outstanding events at Southport are the fabulous dances. Matching sweaters are the attire for the annual Sweater Swirl held in honor of the fall sports. To start the holi- day season with the gaiety be-fitting it, is the Christmas Dance. The saying goes that turn- about is fair play, and at the Turn-About Twirl the girls take the responsibilities of the boys. This gives a girl a chance to catch her man. The junior class sponsors a lovely formal dance in honor of the senior class. All the re- sponsibilities of this dance fall on the junior class. The last all-school dance is the May Dance in honor of the spring sports, At the Prom, awards of plaques were presented by the junior class officers to the senior class officers in ac- knowledgement of their excellent service to their class. I3 e Weak of queem mm' kin J and nzmzy thin .fn Anonymous 'l'l 1l Mr, and Miss Scrimmage for l959 were Bob Ashman and Nancy Black, Their court was composed of Richard Drosser, Vonda Hooper, Bill Bennett, Sue Wasson, Joe Ross, and Vicki Davis. TS At the close of the football season the annual Sweater Swirl is given by the GAA. in honor of the football team, Chosen at this dance are a Mr, and Miss Scrimmage, Milzf The May Dance is in honor of the spring sports. According to tradition, the seniors choose a queen of service, the juniors a queen of personality, the sophomores a queen of beauty, and the freshmen a queen of friend- ship. Victory Lane was the scene of the crowning of our May Queens, Glendora Mahan, freshman, Carolyn Goodnight, junior, Valarie Salge, senior, and Sue Wasson, sophomore, and their court, Vicki Davis, Carol Grube, Pat Tapscott, Nancy Jo Dawson, Delores Hogue, Jane Tegeler, Vivian Beal, and Beth Witte. Alia., -A z T I5 'Ylll the world? bl ftezge Ana' all the men and women mere! plelyerf Shakespeare Cast in order of appearance: Penelope Syacmore .. ., . Essie ..... .,.. . Rheba ...... Paul Sycamore .. Mr. De Pinna . Ed ........., Donald ......... Martin Vanderhof . . Alice ........ Henderson Tony Kirby .... Boris Kolenkhov .. Gay Wellington ,. Mr. Kirby ...,. Mrs. Kirby ..,.,.., Snakes, firecrackers, dancing, romance, tax- neglect, and J-Men were all ingredients in the senior play - You Can't Take lt With You - presented at the Indiana Central College Auditorium, November 6. The work and preparation before the final performance were rewarded by a jubilant, capacity crowd. Sharon Darko . . , Pat Benner , . . Carol Grim ,. Lonnie Beck . . . . John Doty Terry Fenter .... John Todd . . . Lloyd Tucker Helen Williams Gilbert Hickman . , . Mark Bratord .... Steve Gavin Lynne McElroy Jerry Dennerline Melanie Merrick Three Men . Andy Rice, Rex Davis, Bill Furlow Olga ...., .,...,,........... M onika Hesse Decorations in gay colors help to make the lunch period at Southport High School more appealing to the eye as the seasons change. Season decorations do much to pro- mote good feeling and spirit among the students at various times of the year. Lonnie Beck is shown creating a mural depicting the Christmas Na- tivity scene on an English room black- board. V Southport can be found decorated in some way at almost every season of the year. AI- ways there is an organization ready and will- ing to participate in dressing up the school, Various clubs have the yearly duty of bring- ing Southport to life at certain seasons. Since the cafeteria is utilized by everyone, it is the recipient on the most elaborate decorations. Several teachers take it upon themselves to brighten their rooms with appropriate adorn- ments. Service held in the Southport Fieldhouse. O 3 fb o 'h -0' :- ro 3 o U7 'V 3 'U 'I rn ll! lf. 4 ro '1 9. Q o c VP U7 rn '1 E. 0 m U1 o 'OS 'V 3' rn N4 m DJ 7 G. T 3' rn rn OJ U1 'P m '1 uw c 3 2 U1 O ffl In a class of three hundred and forty-seven students it is quite an honor to be selected as valedictorian. This year, Jerry Dennerline was chosen to give the traditional address at com- mencement. Jerry has partici- pated in many extra-curricular activities d u r i n g his high school career one of which was VEDVESSVWVWQ 5OUflWDOfflf1 BOYS! Wearing the white robe of character Elaine Blum 59 graduate contributes her Sfafe 35 VUBYOV- Dart to the formal initiation service of new members into the National Honor Society lo re lil' no mb titute for Worley The Freedom Shrine, consisting ot some of the famous documents of American History such as the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution was presented to Southport l-ligh School by the Southside Exchange Club. Shown below is Jerry Dennerline accepting it on behalf of the students. fy-'w ff' 'fl ,L EQ ?-3l'i,.1 A ' ,Li .av..1'?'1.T....,.. 1 7' I8 The girls at Southport distinguished themselves this year by earning several outstanding awards. Patsy Gig- erich won the Betty Crocker Award, proof of her capa- bilities in homemaking. Kay Saxton traveled to Chicago to participate in the National 4-H Club Congress after Southport High School and students have been the recipients of many awards. Just take a look at Mr. Leedy holding the Times All Sports Trophyl But Southportites are outstanding in other fields too. ln homernaking, Kay Saxton and Pat Gigerich distinguished themselves. As proot of their scholastic abilities, ten jun- iors were accepted as members of the Na- tional Honor Society, and Jerry Dennerline came out on top to be named valedictorian ot the i960 Class. Southport High School was awarded the Times All Sports Trophy for the third time, thus permanently retiring the trophy. Mr. Angelopolous is shown presenting the trophy to our principal, Mr. Leedy. 19 av-7.-4,,,.. fi. - i g-. '9 -Q-.fe f - wg f r ' ' being named State Baking Achievement Winner. South- port's representative this year for the Daughters of the American Revolution good citizenship award was Alma Rugenstein. All three girls are seniors. For the first time in the history School we have a finalist in the Na ship Test. Judy Stuart earned this high on two successive tests. of Southport High tional Merit Scholar- honor after scoring , ,N-A. The highlight of the speech-minded pupils in the fall semester is the Voice of Democracy Contest. lt exhibits the pupils' ability in writing, thinking, and orating. This year's winner was Mark Bratord and runner-up was Chris Kleinhenz, 'Dom little thin J bi if 61 .ftep toward Southport's outstanding athletic ability is evidenced by this vast display of newly-won trophies. Most prominent is the Marion County Basketball Trophy. Q41 Ir, 20 doin bi thin 5 belief, The office staff is a select group of girls who are enrolled in the Commercial course. These girls gain valuable ex- perience in their future voca- tions, as well as being useful to Mrs. Sharnbaugh in the various duties of the office A co-operative and serviceable girl constantly at the call of her boss is the teacher's sec- retary. Among her various du- ties are typing tests and record- ing grades. One year of typing is required. 2l -J The sales staff of the Anchor plays an important part in pro- moting the sale of stationery to defray the cost of printing our yearbook. Each member of the staff must sell a ten dollar quota. The high salesmen of this year are Betty Stevens, Sharon Spurling, and Barbara Grant. Other members are Kathy Zoller, Bernadette Bal- dus, Janice McMullen, Sharon Lauth, Becky Pickard, Penny Brehob, Nancy Stacy, Sharon Ford, Carol Renner, Ray Starks, Ray Turner, Deanna Dennis, Linda Cunningham, and Wan- da Jameson. The patron in this picture is Mrs. Marguerite Bramblett. lv 1 22 iX..-. , , Him, lr 1 i if A... -4. vw...---...,.,,T. Mortar boards are The thrill of the momenf. Line up, everyone. This is our finale? As the band solemnly plays Porno and Circurnstancef' These Seniors walk out of a famrliar world into a world of challenge and opportunity. f , During the festivities of the final portion of their high school career, the seniors had mixed feelings, They were happy to be seniors, sharing the close companionship of their class- mates, but sorry to be graduating and facing more difficult world which might not include their high school friends. Commencement is a time of sadness and joy, of hope and anxiety. yi' Twelve years of study and work was culminated by the presentation of di- plomas to the Seniors at the commence- ment exercises, Dr, Edward Glenn, who is the school superintendent, presided at the ceremony, Throughout high school, students look forward to graduating, but when the final step is upon them they wish they were just beginning. Southport's l959 graduating class was the first to graduate in the new gymnasium. To their parents, rela- tives, friends, and underclassmen the seniors appeared very dignified in their red and white gowns. 23 CC Our 49121 are placed in from becczzzfe it lif aa, ..- Lf' K ore importemt to loole ezloeezol tloem loole laezele Anonymous People KEVET6 'Yi Zlf b tier to Slncc Mr Lcedys tenure as prrncnpal 't Suufnpgrt H 3' Sclwggl, thc sclvupl has ex- panded a gruat deal bptlw rims :cally and acadernrcally under lvs capabe leaderslmp, l-le has partrctnated tn the grpwtn ul the hrglv sin l srnce tts tarrmr lizcatrn vw Madlsrr Au-run Mr Lffmly has undoulltadlx cfrntrnluutc--l rrwrc tp the vlcl tare and prngrcfss of the school than any other one lndivldual l-le ns present at almost all school tuncmtns, and has pm ence at atnlettg events, prpzns, corner stone laylngs, and other umpprtant wc-nts nas luecrrnc' traclltnnn wntlw Us l-lc IS cpntm' ually zflldylflg how Our schcml tacnlltues can be nmprovcd and our program expanded. Dr, Glenn, our new superm- tendent, rs also vstally vnvolved ID these problems pursuant tn, the progress and growth of our schncfl program , ,N .K -, ,fr builfz' boy lla ll to VEPLIZV WZLYZD Unknown atm r s E clcncx ' was selected prasldrnt ww State Teachers Assncuatron at :ts innuul l959 Muss Blanch P nrrd ir - , ,1'f:fr If rtcgl Her Q U rp Q s ,5 if jj: , tt 'ng-r,.,nal 3 ll pm 7 ' ll ' ' llxl 'r' tll ' ,Vl'1s L A ,. A - -r Unr rr A '- nc ' wr -tnms Cf vw Ll si, l QL-- ., fl.4UQ' sf N Tuite' n V's1'W tr, , t wt am! acncsern at Isa 'n mlm st tc s W- cfc-an p fre cornrnanm .s ' s 'gn K ca .rr as a rncmh KIGER Ir nun.-rv .ga-sul ....... - -'Pt In addltnon to hrs adrnlnlstratrve dutues, Mr, Thell su- pervlses student conduct ln the lunch room each day As wee-:rnzlpal and dean at 'resrrhef and siifzrhzre beys, Mr Thel has want, ver, lrhp5r'ant dyes ts :er- tsrrn thrzughzut the sehczl near Ufde' re gardance the S'ude't Czuractl has dzne mary thrngs ts lrn3re.e the ache: The .ear as hzst tt the lncrana Student Ccuhc., Szuthplrt rnade even et5c't 'Q ware the :Cn- vehtif a success One sf the :rggest .rcertaf nga reace: 5, Mr. Ther was :he arfaal fhagazrfe drtve The Clrhpetent guldance advlezr tor the senrers trra year rs Mr Krause He has, perhaps une at the m',,t rrnpmrtant pesmens rr the schzcl, as he cuunsels and advlses the pupils rn the plannmg ot therr college ea- reers He says that Czntrarv tc popular bellet, guldanie rxertalns not pnly ti ln-school aftanrs but also T3 put- ot-schcul problem, He belueves that quldance as an Integral part of every persOn's lute, and he nz pursuing thus project tr, has utmost capacutv As vrceaprnnclpal and athletlc durecter, Mr, RatIltt's dutres range from attendance and dlscnplrne of lunwr and senior boys to supervnsicn ot all athletrc events Sponscrrng the Lettermen's Club, whrch as for all bcvs who have earned a letter ln sports, is one of his varied nnterests. The members of the club have contrnbuted much of thenr tlme t help at our basketball and toot- ball games Thus wall e has fourth year at Southport A 'lr W' , . .1 1533 - --al: 7 -495 . 'C+ A ,. S ,qv- arf-.. , If ,om so M? 7? in WILLIAM BANE B S In Phy Ed, lndlana Umversn Phy Ed Health and Safety PAUL BENNING Ball Sta DUSWWCS DAVE BERTRAM B S Induana Central rlyer Ed Bao ogy Fr shman Basketball Coacle ALICE BLACK B Indnana ntral Lbrary Lsbrary Club CARL BRADEN S Bu r History Varsnty Basketball Coach THOMAS BRETHAUER S Ed lndnana Umyersnty Speech Drarnatncs Thespnan RALPH BROWN B S lndlana Central M A Bu er Busln ss Sophomore Class Sponsor Photography Spro ket Jockeys RICHARD BRUNOEHLER B S lnclrana Umyerslty Adv Algebra Swlmmmg Swummmg Classes BARBARA BURRIS B S lndrana Unlyersnty Drlyers Ed Swrmmmg Synchronnzed Swnmmlng HELEN CHANDLER B Bu r Head of Soclal Studlc Dept Sponsor of Natuonal Honor So NANCY CLAMPITT S B Phy Ed 8. Gutjdanc HALDON COLE A B Induana Cen ra Mithematlcs Co SD nsor of H Y JESSIE COPSEY tv- rth C ret, Hcnl Ol En lush DT T LARRY COX a C Html C llC AH RICHARD DART In Psy Mary A Ball SY cnal Stu s C'u 28 Cucty B S Indwana Central S Bu er En Il rw ELAINE FOSTER S Bu r Englwsh CARL FO NLER B S Oakland Cnty College Mathematics BEVERLY GREENWOOD B S Purdue Unrvcrsm Home Ecu:-mmrcs HAROLD HAGEDON Bufcr BIOIOQV Brologv Am Scncnce THOMAS HATHAWAY S lndwana Ccrv rw Brology Tuck BERT HAVILAND B S Ind .ana Cc-nfraI bocIaI Qfud es Oufdoor Lffe Club MARVIN HAWK I NS B S Hanover bocIaI Sfudwes JOHN HIGBEE Indrana rv cram I urnaifsm Enghsh '1- v wig, '46- iraqi WILLIAM EATON M. I, rr I g 5 B. ., Tle X f B. 5, I B, , 1 Yfl B. 9 U M X. wlazle comumzn mel Words are unadequate to express our feelungs concernung Mrs Guyer In the many years that she taught at Southport Hugh School she endeared herself to everyone Thus she dud un many ways She was and understandung un her dealungs wuth the students She was wullung al ways to guve extra tume un order that her students mught learn to the fullest extent She repeatedly went to school un the summer months un order that she mught know all that was beung saud un the fueld of hugh school math ematucs We shall muss Mrs Guyer un the months and years to come We can not hope to replace her soon un all that she dud un Southport May t suffuce to say that we have lost an understandung fruend and a great teacher May God rest her soul for all the good that she has done C C Leedy Anonymous GLORIA HILFIKER B S lnduana Central Busuness Educatuon MARY HILLIS B. A,, India a Central Englush GEORGE HUMBARGER B. S., Huntungton College Typung CAROL KUJALA . ., Ind ana Um ers Math REX LEWIS B. A, lnduana Central Chemustry Math Raduc Club RAY LINSON B. S, Ball State lndustrual Arts Safety Club 'Teaclaeffu are like Ol candle which li lm otberf . . . f,, arj -exceuueflu uescuueffauwaysi aafuent SHIRLEY LOVE Ed Ind ana Cenfral Eusunes EARL MCCORMICK M S Pur ue Agr ulfure Chemistry F CHAUNCEY MCDANIEL S Ind ana Un versx , r4 5 ducaf on Afhl NCS STUART MACKISON M S Indnana ern Shzrfharwd ELSA MAJORS B BufIer Una ers 1 Head of Language Deparrrr-ent Be Ad Lafm CIubs Yearbook MARY MARSHALL A New Me ICO A B lndana Central EngI sh ghl nds JOHN MASON B S Indra a State Mechanacal Drawing ANNA MEGNIS Bu Englush German CHARLENE MILEM B S Butler Umversuty English ELWOOD MILLER B. S, Indwana S a e M. S., Indiana Head of Buwness Department Ath C. PQDIICIW LUCILLE MILLER .B., Indana Sue MaTh , A. A., Jr. Clzss Spons r JACK MORGAN , BaIl ST Buwness FoofbaII Coach Intramural Athletrcs Boy' Cheerblock ORPHA MORWICK A. B., Induana StaTe CofSponsor Lubrary CIub LESLIE PENCE B. A., Morehead Stare CoIIege. M. S., Indwana Unlversrfy Mus'c GENE PERKINS B S., Induana Central I-Iwstory Unwer rr- .-an-qufuuurf AUX! I , ,-J' -B' ja fdffll ...aan '-2 'M' 5 -A 49- 'Y 2 KN! M 1-'Y 'A 'C ...vi ff-'f Ken. 3I v 3 A ' pf I S kgxiri-Q 'x .Ml rw,-.Y-,v.. 'vo ,WF l -9 4 Rim? 'EQ up 111' 'E Ts., I! NVILLIAM PICKARD EE Ingwana Comfy P' LCAGVTCE 5:22, MARY REED E 9 .rs I RC Cr ss OLIVE REESE Inf' ana Centra o Ie I e I-I KATHLEFN RITCI-IIE E V Ixr M A Is rthwestem Un crs Eng! sh Speech H ELLIS ROBINS B lndrana ntraI Chemwsfry Physics Phy Chem JUAN RODRIGUEZ B S Indwana Umverslty :pamsh LESTER ROUTH A B Wabash History BILL SCHMALFELDT B M Butler Umverswy Due for of Music Jordan Conservafor Cardmal Hes TI-IELMA SCI-IMIDT Ify S East Central Stae Teachers T College Ada Oklahoma HeaIfh and Safetv rs P RICHARD SCI-IRIER A B Indwana Cemral Gundance Phy Ed Asst Football Coach MARY SHAMBAUGI-I S Indnana Cen ra Bu rw ss Educatwon Schr I Secrerarv MARJORIE SMITH V7 VT' Sn IOI-IN SNEPF VOINALD TONER ENERETT ANK f you have lenowleelge let other! li lat their eemellef by if M. Fuller E1 The school secretary, Mrs, Scham- baugh, is a very busy individual. In addition to teaching one short- hand class, she oversees all the school correspondence, She is also in charge of the office girls and teachers secretaries .--l Shown here with her secretaries Lavon Rush and Evelyn Theil Mrs Weaver the school treasurer It is Mrs Weavers duty to keep a record of all the money the chool receives and to pay all bills She also takes care of the money in the club treasuries :xx ,I BURTIS TAYLOR Bus E In I a Central Busincs RICHARD THEIL S Indiana Centra B u er H slorf ' Rc crv Basketball Baseb Il MARY TINDER P S M Indiana Un vers: English ELIZABETH TOVVNSEND A B Butler Lnixersiv Enghsn NELLE WEAVER Ball S a e Business Education School Treasurer WILLIAM WEBB B S Indiana S a e Auto Shep i 1 , l 2 . , . ..- 4 .-, Q, if . . I 1: V 5 ', is . ,I I O 0 I! 0 ' A I I. i ' ' ' ' C . . I 2 I la A B. S., . d., dan B. ., I i . M. s. TI 'I -1 I , 'G A if s L , a B ...I ., ' I 'ty . . J I 'fuk ' . f -5? , , N B, S., t t A 'E :gin . ., ' tt 4, - The ottrcers of the 1959 1960 senIor class enIoyed a typIcalIy actIve year Steve FountaIn presIdent Tom Gdmore VICeDI'6Sld9V1f and Nancy Jo Dawson secre tary treasurer are beIng shown the IntrIcacIes of attach Ing the tradItIonaI tas el to the ap by Mr Krause class f 5-JY A. L. ,j,,g',-'b Ai- 'V' sponsor Upon these four also fall the responsIbIlItIes of sclectmg and dIstrIbutIng sensor name cards and grad uatIon announcements maklng arrangements for bac Calaureate and commencement and representmg the senIor class In the Student Councnl All that ftemdf between the gmduelte and the top 0 the ladder If the ladder atefY any ti Anonymous WILLIAM KEITH ADAMS Y stcr c JOHN LEE ALBRIGHT Student CouncII Track etterman Res Easketbml Cro s Countn Sc ence CIub r-I Y state stud nt CouncIl Cont Outdoor A Gr C ntcst QANDRA JEAN ALEXANDER r u B Teacn r :ec 5 Q. 11 :Q Nl TE? EN ALEXANDER F 1 c IV ALLEN at FPANK' 'N I, ANDER ON 'i - .- I ' A I I ' A I ' ' , S C V V . . . 4 J ' JJ O f - . F, A A , HI-' Bic 'Iub, - - Y I 1- I s - , I ' ,I ' ' I- , A . ' Q Ltfe F F A Bmtogy Out: FF am 1 JLASQIVNQ ': . V F Eocstc CI D, F. H , C s ' 5 I. , -fl in pt 3 I . A n i 51-AwIt::.1' ,,r. 1 ns Q5 'Zen 9 1 'f A QF j'2f's. CJ' fivicvfv Q Cui., v , A ' I' J I - ' ' ' I Ki , : S: enzr- Fipngavcn fafrrnrar tnstt Q- ' t ' he va' we r C 'ttcst-Erinzc 'Ji IC' In' ' mf' xr, L las-Q . ftf, Mt n Cuts E-C Latm ' si 'Mi' - iv ' Cat iz' t- ' , :vc-.e E Carr Era . L 9 I 'S 1 :, :Y..V :, :s.,I,' 'A.: ,x., ,- f ' 34 WILLIAM M ANDERSON IY S msh Cub ess Cub B s r F-,ls TOM ANTHONY Leader t Bradens Rmoers Outdo r LItc ub eg n u Ady Latm u JCISUCE Cf B s r otba lntra Basketball I-laII Nomtor CURTIS ASI-IMAN t restlmg Outd Pres Letterm n STEVE ATKINS Track Res Track Res Basketball Beg Math Club Ady Math Latln Club Adv Latln Club F y Club S nIor Play SSDI Com Braden s RaIders Outdo Booster Club lntra Basketball DONALD BAER Secy Treas Outdoor LIte Club Club Leader f Bradens Ra Club T Class r Ie Beg Iders Pres Beg Io Party Club Nath lntra Fasketball Fr Ba eball Booster Club Hall Monltor VINOUS BARNES Booster Club I-II Y DIANN PATRICIA BARNHILL ended Tech 3 yrs J 8- S T I I-II Semor crIty F T A Spamsh Club G A A Booster Club MARJOR I E BAXTER s M nager Journal F B L A Be Adv Latln Clubs F T A Senlor orlty TrI HI Y Mask 8. Gavel P p Club Booster Club A A lntra Vo leyball Anchor ale I Stat STEVE BEARD JOHN BEATTY LONNIE L BECK NatIonaI Honor SOCIETY Qu ll 8. Scroll Nat ScholastIc Art Awards Gold K y4 yrs r-Iallmark NOVUIUBTIOH Anchor Staff Art FdI tor Adf LatIn Club Pres Beg Latln Club Senlor Play I-II Y PublIcIty Corn Junlor ES. Semor Prom Com Semor Float Com Bra dens RaIders Bacc 8. Commence Usher Junlor Red Cross Rep Booster Club Run ner up My True Secunty Contest PATRICIA BENNER Anchor Staff 8- Sales Staff Thesolans Sen IOY Play Cardmalcttes GIrls State Alter n e TrIHIY C det Teacher F T SenIor OYITY Beg La In Club Adx Latm Club Volleyball Capt G A A Volleyball SwImrnIng MedIcII Pep Club Booster Club BIology Club Bacc 8. Comrrence Usherett RANDI BERTRAM Corps Spamsh Club F B L A ub S nIor oruty F O I I rI H Y C A A Bacc 8. Commence Lsher ette Teach rs Secy Booster Club lntra Volleyball Sw ater SwIrI Dec Com STEVE BETTNCR Anchor Staff Beg Latm Club Pres Adv L In Club 3 Q 8- Adv Math Club y Chem Club HI Y Usher Bacc Ps Commence Easter Sunnse SeryIce Usher lntra Ba ket ball Tenns Reg Plane Geometry EI. Req Comorehensuye Math Contests Booster Club JIM BETZLER lntra B sketball F T A l-IIY ster Club 35 JN. ...df nd' 2 f Q AG , .1 link 'Y A-Q. 43 C? I N16 '3 Q i Viz If 'Tj N-ff l in J' JUDY BIESEL Senlororlty G A A Booster Club Pep Club Hall Munrtor NANCY BLACK Varslty Cheerleader Booster Club Pep Club G A A Volleyball Capt lntra Tumbllng Teachers Secy Senior-or1tyTreas Sweater Swrrl Queen LINDA LOU BLACKWELL Booster Club F B L A RON BOHLEY Adv Math Club Beg Latln Club Adv Latun Club Booster Club MARIE ELEANA BOLES Pep Club Sensor-ornty F T A Spannsh Clu G A A TrlHlY Choral Festival Beg Math Club Hall Monitor Sprung Fes tlval Turn About Decorations ROBERT BONAR F B L A Chess Club lr Club Spanish Club Trafflc Club Blology Club Llbrary Assustant lntra Chess Team MARK BRAFORD National Honor Society Pres Boys State Sensor Play Thesplans ANCHOR Sports Editor Qulll 8. Scroll Volce of Democracy Wsnner Adv Math Club Beg Math Club Phy Chem Biology Club Reg Math Contest Booster Club Vuce Pres Sr Homecomung Com Easter Sunrise Servlce Comm Usher JUDITH BREWER LARRY BRICKERT NANCY ANN BRIER Edutor In Chuef of ANCHOR Club Edltor and Layout Editor Hlgh School Journalusm ln stxtute Qunll 8. Scroll Adv Latm Club Treas Trl HI Y Teen Council Semor-orrty G A A lntra Volleyball Capt Beg Latin Club Chalrmar' ot Homecomvng Float Com Prom Decoratlons Sr Play Usherette Bacc Ush erette Conm Usherette Teachers Secy Pep Club Booster Club STEPHEN E BRINER Football Basketball and Track Manager Photography Club Vlce Pres Sensor Play Easter Sunrise Service Biology Club MEUICII SHARON BRINKOETTER A Secy Senlororl Tru Hx G A A lntra Volleyball Spanlsh Cub Booster Club Pep Club CHARLES BROOKS EDDIE BROWN Wrestlung Res Football Fr Cross Country Tennis Phy Chem Pres J Red Cross Pres Booster Club Sensor Play Bradens Rauders Thespuans Sr Name Card Com RON BROWNING HIY Booster Club Outdoor Llte Intra Sports 36 JOHN BRUHN Baseball Basketball Outdoor Lite Letter man Intra Basketball Referee CATHERINE SUE BRYANT Saint John Academy 3 years JOSEPH LEON BURCH Biology Club Treas F T A Booster Club Latin Club IRENE BURDINE Senior ority Shopvulle Kentucky 3 years E LEROY BURDINE Outdoor Lxfe Booster Club NANCY ELLEN BURNETTE Pep Club Senior ority G A A T HiY Booster Club SUE CALLAHAN Booster Club G A A Senior ority TOM CANTER Spanish Club Pres National Honor Society Vice Pres Beg Latin ClubVice Pres S Name Card Com Outdoor Life lntra Basketball HIY Jr Red Cross F T A Booster Club MARILYN SUE CARMICHAEL Teen Council Journal Staff Teen Star Re porter Teachers Secy Jr Red Cross Tri HIY Senior ority Spanish Club F T G A A lntra Volleyball Pep Club Boo ster Club BARBARA JEAN CARTER G A A Booster Club Pep Club row capt Choral Club Trl Hi Y Senior ority F T A Jr Red Cross F H B Easter Sunrise Serv ice Swimming Choral Festival Volleyball ARTIE CARVER G A A Booster Club WAYNE CHAMBERS Booster Club Hi-Y Outdoor Life State Marching 8. Concert Band Contest Pep Band Orchestra Spring Music Festival Chi- cago Bears' Football Game. JACQUELINE TYANNE CHILD Student Council, Booster Club, Pep Club, F. H. B., Senior-ority, G. A. A., Photography Club, Volleyball, Office Girl. JOYCE CHILTON Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Biology Club. KENNETH CHOAT Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Adv. Auto Shop. 37 it -c-no 7F 3' WWW -'P ...av 1' iii 9. it 4-17, I 4 .1 - ni, ' .ar if JANE COOMBS sk 1 -av -af X mm 'F- yew -R' Jw hgiejll -Qa- foo' ull' s-nhii TOM CLICK Adv Auto Shop Outdoor Lute lntra etball Braden s Rauders Booster Club ALLEN RAY COCHRAN Chor Pr s Chanrman of Adv Math HnY Sprocket Jockeys Beg Math Adv Math Student Councul Boys Booster ClJb Braden s Ralders lntra etball Cty Choral Festuval Talent ootball 8. Baseball e Sprung Music Festival MYRNA JOAN COFFIN Tech l yea Sensor oruty Booster Pep Club MARGRET RUTH COLEMAN Bask Float Club Octet Bask Show Cross Club Student Cuncll G A A Chalrman of entertannment Sweater Swurl Semor orlty Booster Club Pep Club row capt LARRY COMPTON Booster Club Bradens Ralders BETTY COOK Vic A A Sen on Pep Club Booster Club Homecommg Float Com Drum Malorette Band State 81 Dlstrlct Solo Twlrlmg State B. Dnstrlct Ensemble Twlrllng G A A Booster Club Pep Club Orchestra Senior orlty Spanush Club F B L A Smith Wallbrudge Drum Mayor Camp lntra Volley emo Party com T HIY F T Teachers Secy Chlcago Bears Football Game CHARLES COOPER LARRY C COPELAND Vnce Prs Outdoor Life lntra Basketball JUDITH ELAINE CORDES Tn H1 Y Sennor orutv Club Pep Club Teacher S c y Office Glrl A A Booster WALTER CROSLEY JUDI MARLENE CROSLEY Sacred Heart l year G A A Booster Club Adv Latln Club Pep Club Library Club Journal Staff DANNY CUNNIFF DAVE CURTIS tball et errnan Cllss P t orn Red Cllss Booster Club Outdoor Llfe lntra basketball DARLENE DANCEY Club F SO nlsh Club Trl S mor 'arlty A lntra Volley a cat G A A Comm Lfsherette acc Lsherettc Choral Club Booster Club Fr Yell Leade Offnce Glrl Teachers Secy 38 ., 7 A X uf ' - 2 ,, ' . - W V -49 V l I f ' I 1 . ni ' ,JL Rd 1 Y: A T I lf o , . . ., ' ef , - F . ' , l F. H. B,- 'e-Pres., G. . ., vior- 'ty i..,..9,gf ' :ei 'lla , A MT V , F . 5 ,1 again l f , an ' 43' Q? A T ' - ' 'I' ' - ' C 4 V ball. S ' r ., ri- '- , . . A., . 1 1 1 -'.- - gi. 'N 124. hai ' . ' wfgffgwk .7 Letterman, Football, Wrestllng, F, F. A.- . , 7 -C, 1. f -,lfmfKVj.1,k A ' 9 -1 I 1 - ' ' - '- , ' - , G, . ., Q - 1 'Z , , 'S e ' , ' - . J A ' ,R N i Foo -, L t 1 , Sr. . ar 'V C ,. ,, lr 'J , , , ff' Q Q, K . Pep B L A A , -Ht- Y Ce f. , F, T, b ll hi , o . , ' , B . SHARON DARKO Student Councnl Sr Play Thesplans Mask 8. Gavl Purdue Legnlatnve Assembly F T A Cadet Teacher Chor Sprung Nu slc Festlval County Choral Festlval Easter Sunrlse Servlce Beg Latnn Club Adv Latln Club G A A lntra Volleyball Sensor orlty Pep Club Booster Club Blology Club Hall Monltor GERALD DAUSCI-I ROGER DAVID l' B L A Outdoor Llfe Adv Math Club lntra Basketball Adv Latln Club r-IIY Booster Club Braden s Ralders SANDRA DAVIDSON B L A Trl Hn Y Booster Club Spam Club Jr Red Cross Sensor oruty Pep Club row Capt JAMES R DAVIS F B L A lntra Basketball Capt Bradens Raiders Booster Club REX DAVIS Slgnpost Edltor Sr Class Play Fr Football and Basketball Thespuans HIY Outdoor Lute lntra Basketball 8. Referee J R d Cross Student Councul Pres Booster Club lntr1 Wat r Polo Team ROBERT DAVIS Outdoor Lute Sprocket Jockey Swsm Team lntra Ba ketoall Photography Club NANCY JO DAWSON Jr 8. Sr Class SecyTreas Blocks Fashlon Board Clotheslnne Edutor Trnl-laYTreas Candndate for Mass Scrlrnmage May Dance Oueen Court Senior Play Comm Usherette Bacc Lsherette Fr Cheerleader lntra Vol leyball Capt Booster Club Pep Club Span rs Club G A A S nlor orlty Beg Ma ub Office Grl M del LJ Jr Run Com Cao 8- Govn Com JO ANNE DEEM I3 Senior orlt Tru H1 Y Boos er Club PETE DE I-IEBREARD Go Intra Basketb1ll Letterman Res Basketball JERRY DENNERLINE Student Councnl Pres Ind Ass of Student Counclls Pres 1 Y Pres 8. Secy Bo s State Runnerup Graham Outstandnng Cut: zen Award Nlatuonal Honor Soclety Adv Math Club Vlce Pres Beg Math Club Vnce Pre Mask 8- Gavel Pre Purdue Legusla tnve A s mbly Natvonal Student Councul Com State .ltudent Councul Conv Model U N Reg 5. State Sp nlsh Contest eg Comp Math Contet German Club S Play Mayors Hugh School Senate at Rock YMCA conf Booster Club Bradens Randers lntra Basketball Comm Usher Bacc bsh r Blology Club PHILLIP M DIAL Track Cross Country SHARON MARIE DILLON our Easter Sunrnse S rvnce F B L Ott ce Glrl sr Announcement com Slgn post As Edltor Booster Club Pep Club Beg Spanlsh Club KEVIN G DRAKE Hu Y Adv Vlath Club Dlstruct solo Con test State Solo Contest Booster Club JOHN M DOTY Band Cholr Sr Play Brass Quartet Boo ster Club Braden s Ralders Radlo Club Secy Latin Club Phy Chem Blology Club Wrestling 3 Q DIS? I 'Q 41? 94311 --4' I w-.-7 JVM: vo rw-'ii funn if T --..-1 J' ,..av b-C x f.-.air TUV ,Qi l J phifq . I li' MW x, B we if - 5 THOMAS DUKE 'J 2 rm eball Letterman lntra Bas e O td r Lute HI Y Photgr1D 5 C Jster Club U her BOB DUNCANJ o tball e al Wrestllng Letterman Intra Basketb ll Outdoor Llfe Hn Y Photo oraonv C ub cooster Club Usher VlRClNlA DUSINJG r Ll u ln ra wb r 3 Crm eachers S C fl H Y Cr' lrr n Turn About Dec rat uns SHlRLEY J EADS Booster Club Sensor ornty Jr Red Cross Home Ec Asst RICHARD J EDER H Y Brudens Raxders Booster Club Out eo r Llfe Sprocket Jockey LANA EGGERDlNG t Math Club F T A G A A Vo ball Ba ketoall Swnm Talent S ow r Y B L A Sensor orlty Medlcu Club Booster Club Teachers Secy LYNDA ELLIOTT nrox orlty G A A Trl HIY lntra leyball Cholr Sr Name Card Com Pep Club Eooster Club Sprlng Mustc Festxval Cty Choral Festwal Offrce Glrl Teachers Secy DONNA SUE EMMONS Maporette 81 Cardunalette Student Councxl Secy Qu en May Dance State Wrestllng Tourney Qu en Pg Three Editor Journal Teen Star R porter Quill Bt Scroll Volle 1 C1rJt NCHOR F B T A A Serwororlty Booster Club ep up Dstrrct S lo 8. Ensemble Twrrln Lshcrette Sunrr e SCFNICC State Farr March ang Contest Secv to Pres Model U N GLENDA J ENSSLIN Senlororlty G A A Medrcu Blology Club Latln Club STUART ERNHART Che s Club Vtce Pres Sec v Treas Chess Club Ch moron Biology Club SANDRA JANE ESAREY T l Hr Y G A A, Eooster Club, Pep C b, -e ter Grote-- 2 ye S. RONALD S ESTELL . c - 'ears 1nklrn- y . , v. Lntln Club, Chess Club. PAULA KAY ELJLER 2 A A E? f trr Cuh Pep Club Sent r- grf. Trl Ur Y fr Rel Cross. RON EVANS Fr ljaselwll i ster Club Outrtcrr LWB lntrn En-.ltf1r,.a'l Jr Rel Cross. C JAMES FAULKNER Trazk Cross Cuntrv, Wrcstlrno, Letterman AA., Metra Cub Eoister Cub, Jr. Red Cross fufgggr .Mc 40 TERRY D FENTER T ch2 y ars Hu Y Sr Plav Boos er C b lntra Basketball BARBARA J FERGUSON Sr Float corn Jr Ring Corn Jr Red Cross Semor rntv Trl Hn Y Beg Latun Club Adv L5 ln loo Booster Cuu Peo Club G A A V lleyball ANCHOR sales Staff NlKKl FlELDS Hr Y G A A Booster Club ep Club Teacher s Se y JUDY FISCHER Booster Club Llbrary Club Traffuc Oftucer CAROLE LYNN FLEMING G A A Voll yball Latln Club Scnnor orlty TrlHuY Choir Sextet Booster Club Pep Club Talent Show Sr Play Usherette War ren Central 2 years DAVID FLETCHER Eand H1 Y Photography Club lntra Basket a MARSHA FORTNER C H Sensor orlty Booster Club Jr Red YOSS STEPHEN A FOUNTAIN r Cass Pres Jr Class Pres Soph Cass Vuce Pres National Honor Soclety Letter man Student Council Booster Club Hn Y ecy Track Cross Country Cap 8- Gown Com Jr Rmg Com Bacc Usher Comm Usher Stat Student Councll Conv Beg Math Club CAROLYN FOX F Y ll Lead r G A A Tr as Volleyball t F B L A Hall Monltor Bacc an Comm Usherette Model U N TrnHuY Pep Club G A A Spanlsh Club Booster Club Sensor orlty Sr Play Usherctte Teach er s sec y Ottuce Glrl State Wrestlung Queen MONTE FREESE F F A Outdoor Llfe WILLIAM D FURLOW Jr Red Cross Volce of Democracy contest Purdue Leglslature Booster Club Mask 81 G vel F T A JIMMY LEE GAMMON Sprocket Jockeys Booster Club J Red Cross Adv Auto Shop Hall Momtor STEVE GAVIN Soph Class President Booster Club Vice Pres Medical Beg Latm Club Adv Latln Club Student Councll HuY Comm Usher Bacc Usher ANCHOR Publnclty Hall Mom or Sr Play Talent Show Flatrock Booster Club Pres CAROLYN GERKING Trl Hr Y l-llstorlan Card nalettes S c y lr as ra Volleyball Capt G A A F B L Senlor orlty Offuce Glrl Hall Monitor Choir Booster Cluo Pep Club Beg Spanlsh Club ANCHOR Sales Staff State Farr Marchsng Contest, Cty Choral Festlval, Chicago Bears Football Game BRYAN GILBREATH Outdoor Lute, Football, Booster Club, Jr Red Cross 41 va -J ZIV 191.814 :Bal as 41.4 B D40 ,rf 1vgx ' fi 1-1 an his 14 Xu! fi 'it pv- -r rj Z TGI' as g Q Mem- PATRICIA ANN GIGERICH Bettv Crock r Homemaker of Tomorrow Spawnsh Club Pep Club Boo ter Club Sen l orlty o e Tru Hu L DAVID GILLEY Y Booster Club F F A Chess Cu lntra Basketball TOM GILMORE Sent r Class Vnce Pres Student Councll Vlce Pres Football Baseball Letterman Res Basketball lntra Basketball Fr Basket ball Football L Baseball lntra Swum State Student Councnl Comentuon S Play Thespuans Bacc 8- C mm Usher Adv Math Club Beg Math Club Outdoor Lute Booster Club Jr Red Cross Jr Rlng Com Cao 8 Gown Com LINDA GLOWNER Booster Club Pep Club G A A Sennor lv Teach rs Se v Tr H CAROLYN GOODNIGHT Capt Varslty Cheerlead r Res 8. Fr Cheer leader Muss Madison Ave Jr Class May Dance Queen Soph May Dance Court State Q F B l A Officer Muss Scrlmmage Court ra Typmg Prof Award Model U N Bacc Usherett Comm Usher:-tte Sr Plav Usher ette Teachers Secy Office G I G A A 'n ra Volleyball Capt Swlm F B L F T A Pep Club Booster Club Tru HuY Senor orltv Spanush Club Prom Decor Chaurman LARRY GRAHAM I 'SN Adv Latln Club Pres Band Officer Pep Band Baseball Football ANCHOR Beq Latln Club Treas Beq Math Booster Club lntra Basketball Fr Ba eball 81 Football Tr Jr Red Cross Orchestra JUDY K GREEN B Trl Hu Y Booster Club Pep Club Jr Red Cross WILLIAM FREFNWOOD Hn Y Outdoor Llfe Bradens Raiders Lead er lntra Baskeball CAROL GRIN' Booster Club Pen Club Mask 8. Gavel Sensor orlty Sr Plav Thesplans G A A o eybwll Caot Tr1Hu Offlce Glrl Lnbrarnan Lubrary Club S Name Card 8 Ann Com MICHAEL GRUBE BESSE GUILFOIL Puke Towrlshlp ll2 years Center Grove T2 year F H B Senior orlty Booster Cub BURTON GUNN sf 4 4 3 4-.... ozr Ctv horal Fest val SD Inc Music Festlvwl Choral Club B o tr-r Club Braden s Raudcrs Journal Spamsh Club DON GUTHRIE d C ss F T A Photograbhy u Y Fraderw s Rander Trufflc u lo v Clu oe Math lub Booster lu S an sh C ut. Footba: Baseball lntra sketl s Baseball L Fo tball Comm s or B1 c Ls er DONALD G HADLEY 'Q terman pam h Cl Math Club B Oster C ub Sr Pr m Corn Football s Fwsketball 'and Bws ball In ra Basket . F olbal Basketba E. Base a SANDRA LOU HALL F b A Sent rnrlt G A A Chair B ster Cluh 42 JACKIE SUE HAMMOND ooster Club Pep Club G A A ln ra Volleyball Capt Senlor orlty T Hr Y l tra Basketball Sr Prom Corn Cholr Cty Choral Festlyal ECKY HARRIS S mor oruty Sec y F T A Sec y Medxcrr SecyTreas Student Councul G A A Pep Club B ster Cl b Concert Mlstress of Orchc tra S .J F t wal M d State Orchestra Flag Corps Col r Guard Easter Sunrrse Serylce Usherette Teachers Secy I Hn Y J Red Cross SHIRLEY HARRIS TH: JERRY R HART Hn Y Astronomy Club Booster Club WILFRED A HARTMAN -LC4 Football Letterman lntra Basketball 99 'I rack Student Councnl ROBERT HAWKINS JAMES DONALD HAYES Phy Chem HlY Astronomy Club Blology Club Fr Football Booster Club SANDRA HEDGES ANCHOR S Play Thesplans Natnonal Honor Society Student Councll Teachers Secy Glrls State Talent Show Spamsh Club ANCHOR Sales Staff Sect 8. Reg Spanlsh Contest Latln Club Trl HI Y Boo ster Club Pep Club F T A Llbrary Club Beg Math Club JAMES HEIDERCCJTT K Jr Red Cross Booster Club lntra Basketball Fr Football DAVID HELDMAN lntra Basketball Caot Booster Club Out door Lute Beg Math Club Jr Red Cross PATRICIA HENDRICKS Center Groye3 years G A A Booster Club Senlor onty SANDY HENNING Cardlnalettes Ind State Marchlng Contest Central Southern Marchung Contest Typung o Award F B A Senior orut rr Y A Intra Volleyball 8. Swlm Booster Club Pep Club Teachers S cy Offuce Gurl JUDITH D HENRY P Two Edltor Journal F B L A Tr G A A lntra Volleyball Capt Pep Cub Sensor orlty Qunll 8. Scroll Booster Club Cartoonlst for Journal Slgnpost 8 Teen Star Teen age Councrl for T A P Track Ouecn Bzology Club Hugh School Journalusm lnstltute Hugh School Press Ass Conv MON'KA HESSE TrlHuYTreas Sr Play Thesplans Sensor oruty Teachers Secy F B L A G A A Sr Name Card Com lntra Volleyball Capt Pep Club Booster Club GILBERT HICKMAN Ht Y Sr Play Jr Red Cross Bac: 8. Com Usher Booster Club lntra Basketball Talent Show Sr Float Com 43 ,,. 'Kal ,ig l 'xi yi 1.,..mW an If 9 1 E' ,pf- ,air PSX-N N-Y., -a..b,f.ix.g. 1 JACK HICKSON augent Councll, Intra. Basketball, Booster U . MARIE HINES Sensor orsty Booster Club JANET SUE HITCH F H B Pep Club G A A Booster ub Senior-orlty Tr HI Y NANCY ELLEN HOGUE F B L A Senior orxty Sr Play Usherette Booster Club HERMAN HOHLT F F A Secy Booster Club Bradens Rand ers lntra Basketball ROBERT HOHN Outdoor Lute lntra Basketball Spanish Club HIY Beg Math Club Booster Club Jr Red Cross RONALD HOHN lntra Basketball Outdoor Lute HIY Spamsh Club Beg Math Club Booster Club Jr ed Cross ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH Booster Club ROSEMARY HOLLON Sensor orrty F H B Choir May Festival Usherette Booster Club Sprung Choral Fest tlval May Festival ANITA HOSS Se 1 fl YI T Booster Club Pep Club Offuce Girl Teach c s Secy G A A Hall Monutor Vo ey ball Choir Cty Music Festival State Muslc Contest Talent Show Sr Play Usherette Bookstore Clerk CYNTHIA HOWARD Sensor orrty TrlHlYSecy G A A lntr Volleyball Spanish Club Beg Latin Club Booster Club Pep Club S Name Card Com Journal Teen Star Reporter Sweater CWlYl De oratlons GENE EDWARD HUTZEL JACQUELINE KAY HUTZEI Tru Hr Y Pep Club Booster Club HELEN JOAN HUTZEL T n Hl Y Sensor ornty Spanash lub ep Club Booster Club GARY HYLTON Re Cross S Play Booster Club Sprocket Jockey Photography Club Bra dens Randers RALPH IRELAN DELORES JACKSON F, B. L. A., F. B. L. A. State Officer, G, A. A, Volleyball, Tri-Hi-AY, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Ottice Girl, Teach- er's Secy, Choir, Cty. Choral Festival, Can- tata, Easter Sunrise Service, Sr. Class Party Com., Hall Monitor, Spring Music Festival. GUY A. JACKSON Wrestling, Football, Outdoor Lite-Vice-Pres., Beg. Latin Club, Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club. LARRY JOHNSON LOUIE JONES Outdoor Life F F A Booster Club Track Cross Country Wrestling DAVE KAFADER Sprocket Jockeys Pre Beg Math Club Secy Treas Hi Y Model U N Outdoor Lie Teen Council Booster Club Chess Club Bradens Raiders Band KATHY KASTNER ARTHUR CHARLES KERMODE Booster Club Fr Football Baseball CLAUDIA KIDD A A P es Model U N Intra Vo e ball Capt Senior orlty Teacher s Sec y Tri Hi Y G A A Student Council Pep Club Booster Club Spanish Club DON W KIESEL Astronomy Club HiYChaplain Beg Math Club Booster Club Jr Red Cross Cross Country Track Wrestling lntra Basketball Band Orchestra State Orchestra Contest State Band Contest Pep Band RAYMOND R KING Outdoor Lite SUSAN KING S mor ority G A A Volleyball F H Spanish Club Booster Club Tru Hx Y ep JOSEPH KIRSCH Swimming Team Latin Club Math Club Cass Rin Com lntra Basketball Booster Club CHRIS KLEINHENZ Adv Math Club President Phy Chem Vice Pres National Honor Society Student Council State Student Council Conv Hi Y Pres Model U N RunnerUp Voice ot Democracy Purdue Leg Conf Golf Team Sr Play Letterman ANCHOR Reg Plane Geometry Contest Reg and St Comp Beg 8. Adv Latin Clubs Beg Math Club Mask Gavel Booster Club F T Most Valuable Golfer Hall Monitor Biology Cluo Intra Basketball JOAN KNAPP reas F A A lor ornty Student Council Booster Club Pep Club Bacc Usherette Ccmm Usherette Coms General Chairman Decorations at Turn About If A- ., - -,. I . ., I G. . .- r ., I . ., , ll y- L' - ' , . . ,, , . .B., . I I .- .- I P Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sr, I ' g l ., J. J ' 5 ' . ' . 4. AQ E. H. sa.-T ., . B. L. A., G. , ., sen- ' , I , ,A J , ' , Sr. 45 ,Q OUP '-1, T war we an-ll -4 4 '4 l ml r l 'Z , I dv -ls RICHARD KORRA Chess Club Offrccr German Club Intra Basketball 8. Swum Braden s Rarders Boo ster Club CAROL LOUISE KOTTKAMP Thesplans Sr Play Tru Hr YChaplln Ch ur Sprung Choral Festlyal Cty Choral Festlyal lntra Volley a Bnoloq 'u Senior oruty Homecornlng Parade Pep Club Booster Club THELMA BERNIECE KRAMP osterClub F H B TIH Y Se fl MARY JO KRETZER B oster Club Pep Club F H B G A A Se-mor oruty Volleyball Jr Red Cross KATHY KRITSCH HBScyTe GAA Senlororl Beg Latrn Club Teachers Secy Pen Club Boster Club F T A Bacc Usherette Comm U herette F B L A Dance Coms Hall Monster Easter Sunrise Usherette SHARON ANN LANE LINDA LAVENGOOD Spanish Club Vice Pres G A A Tre Ayres Fashuon Board Senlororlty Booster Club Pep Club lrtra Volleyball 8. Swlm S Play Tr HrY Choir Easter Sunrise Service F T A Talent Show Com Choral Club Cty Choral Festuval Spanish Club Float Com CHUCK LEMASTER Sr Play Booster Club Braden: Ralders Beg Red Cross Buology Club LARRY IFSED Boy Octet Outdoor Lute Chorr RONNIE LIKENS RICHARD JAMES LOHMAN Letterman Football Basketball STEVE LOVELLETTE HuY Sprocket Jockeys Jr Red Cross Out door Lute Photography Club Booster Club Pep Band lntra Basketball Sprung Muslc Festlyal State Solo Contest Chlcago Bears Football Game CONNIE LOWE Club E Par' amentarlan Senlororlty ln ra V es bal Booster Club NANCY LUCAS A La an C ub eo C J: oster ub T Hr Y Ca eacher S mor or ty lntra Volley a GENE LUTTRELL ntra Basketball Bo ster Cub 5.3! G. DA, A., . b ll, ' C. b 5' A Bo , , . , r- I- , nlor-o ty X i he JA 'V -3, 5 15 ' on , ,... . ., r vt ' 4 1 ,., Q , Q , F...fe'-ras.,..., '-ty, i A Q X 4 o I A. .f I I ' 1 1' 'X A M3 , - . - J ' .D ' I -' - ., -. : .- as,, 13 vin f 33' ' rf , , A A . 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' ' :lq i . 5A , A --Q lj' SHARON LYNN Me scss Trs Hs Y Adv Latsn Club Model U N German Club Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club G A A WI LIAM LYON Band Captain Swim Team Capt Letterman Student Council State Student Council Conv Orchestra Pep Band Boys State State Solo Contest Beg Math Club Adv Math Club spanish Club Mid State Orches tra Booster Club Intramural Basketoals State Fasr Contest WILLIAM REID LIVERETT Wrestling Cross Country 8- Baseball Man ager Letterman Jr Red Cross Booster Club Howe I year TOM MCCARTHY Wre tlsng Outdoor Life Mask B- Gavel Boo ter Club Jr Red Cross KENNETH MCCLAIN Booster Club lntra Baskctball PATRICIA MCCLUNG Trl Hs Y Sensor orsty Medsrss Pep lub Boster Club G A A lntra Volleyball Capt Talent Show F H B TeachersSecy Comm Usherette Bacc Ushcrettc Model U N Choir Treas Spring Music Festival Cty Choral Festival Easter Sunrise Service DENNIS MCCORMICK Tennis Football lntra Basketball Astronomy Club Radio Club Chess Club Bradens Raiders Booster Club Red Cross Photography Club Float Com BETTY JO MCCRARY G A A Sensor orsty lntra Official Trs Hs Y Beo Latin Club Booster Club Pep Club PAULINF MCDONALD A F B L A Sensor orsty Boos er Club Pep Club Spans h Club lntra Volley F H RICHARD MCDONALD Outdoor Lsfe Braden s Raiders Booster Club lntra Basketball LYNNE MCELROY Thespsans S Play Purdue Legislature Teachers Secv Solo and Sekt t Contet Girls Sextet Choir Trs Hs Y Sensor orsty A A lntra Volleyball Booster Cu Pep Club F T A Sorsrsg Choral Festival Cty Choral Festival Jr Prom Decorations Class Parties' Entertainment, Hall Monstor Easter Sunrise Service. LINDA McKAY Tech-3 years. SHARON MACK G. A. A. lntra, Volleyball, Pep Club, Senior- ority, F. H. B, Jr, Red Cross, Booster Club. FRANCES CHARLENE MADISON Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club. RUBY MARIE MAGNER Bloomington-2 years, Choir, Pep Club, Sen ior-orsty, Tri-Hs-Y, Booster Club, G, A. . 47 -o-3 10 4, I , 1 rl. l ' s s 'Z ,.s HN ' 9 -1. x CN MARYANN MALCOM F. H. B.-Vlce-Pres, F. T. A, G. A. A., Tri- Hl-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-orlty, Cadet Teacher, Office Practuce MARY MALLORY G. A. A, F. H. B., Tri-HI-Y Semor-Crrty Spanrsh Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr, Red Cross Volleyball 8. Qwrrmnng WILLIAM MANN Natxonal Hon r Soclety F F A Secy Treas Band tb rd Cot Orchestra State Marchnng Contest Mld State Orchestra mbone Quartet Booster Club Jr Pr m Com lntra Basketball Cty Gram 5 Hay Show State FEA Conv DOROTHY I MANNING Senlor orrty Tru Hr Y Booster Club NANCY MAXFIELD fMe1klel Senuororuty Biology Club Mask 8. Gavel ohlnettes F T A T HIY A lntra volleyball Pep Club Jr Red Cross Booster Club ROBERT MAYER Football Ba eball Letterman lntra Basket ball Jr Red Cross Outdoor Lute Booster Club Spar'-:sn Club Fr Football 6. Baseball lntra Swlm BRUCE MEIKLE Cross Country Track Student Council Astronomy Club Letterman Mask 8. Gavel FRANK R MEISTER MELANIE MERRICK NANCY MONTEITH Cardnnalette Ottnce Glrl Booster Club Pep Club Teachers Secy Eastern Ind March :ng Contest State Marchlng Contest Purdue Leg Comm bsherettc Bacc Usherette Sensor oruty Cadet Teacher Voice of Demo y Frnallst T I HI T DONNA MORTON JUIJITH ANN MUELLER Cent r orntx 0 uh B cster C u A A r W rn H lbfarlart MIKE NALL 'warren CQ-nr ul: Y cd I Cl-IRlb NATHAN 1,344 tr LOIS VNEUERT Q In sr- A A fr Q-tba 48 DIXIE NEVILLE G. A. A., Intra, Volleyball, Sr. Play, Quill A Scroll, F. T. A., Journal page Editor Booster Club, Sensor-orlty, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club-Row Capt., Beg. Latin Club. Medicil, Cadet Teacher, ANCHOR Sales Staff. VICKI DIANE NEWTON Senzor-orlty, G. A. A., Blology Club, Sr. Name Card Com., Fort Lauderdale High School-2 years. JUDITH E NIECE Easter Sunrise Usherette F H B TrlHu Y Sensor orlty Teachers Secy SHARON NIGH A B L A Senior orlty lnr Vo eyball 8. Swnm TrlHnY Beg Latnn Club Booster Club Pep Club Mask and Gavel Thesplans Secy Sr Play Teachers Secy CAROLYN ALIPHANT G A A Booster Club Sennorornty Pep Club Prop ctor Operator IVAN OLSON RALPH OSWALD JOHN J OTT Chess Club lntra Basketball SUE CAROL OWENS lr Red Cross JOHN PASSWATER S Adv Math Student Council lntra Basketball Blology Club Chess Club ED PAUL Outdoor Llfe F F A Chess Club Booster Club KRISEDA NADEAN PAVEY mor orlty F H A Booster Club Pep Club Trl HI Y MARK PEDEN Band Student Councal Ind State Marching Contest 500 Festival Intra Basketball Booster Club MARY JANE PENN Sensor ornty G A A F H B Booster Club SANDRA PENNINGTON sk 8. Gavel F B L A Senior or: Tn HI Y Jr Red Cross Pep Club Booster Club 49 G. . A., F. . . ., ' - ' , ta. ll ' ., - '- , . , C - l I . , . . r. , , ', . Se ' - ' , . .h B., G. . A., I Ma A , .... , ' - 'ty, ,afw run- 'ww -gm 1, W .vat QMQ 1--9,,e., -s 6' sr A 3 1 IES 7 Z AGNES PERKINS A Sensor orsty lntra Volleyball ster Club VERNON PICHETTE Fr Football 8. Track Booster Club Outdoor Lsfe Letter'n n Wrestlsng football JACK PIEPER Football Bas ball Outdoor Lrfe Res Basket ball Fr shmen baseball Intra Basketball ntr O'flcsal Booster Club BONNIE PLUMMER Student Councsl Booster Club Pep Club nsor orsty F B L G A Teachers Secy Sr Play Usherette Spanssh Club Bsology Club Red Cross MFLINDA POFFENBARGER Peo Club Booster Club Dolphsnettes Journal Staff Ssgnpost Staff Sensor orsty A A F T A Spanssh Club Lsbrar Asst Ush r Easter Sunrsse Servsce Lsbrary Club Hall Monstor JUDY POLAND Teachers Secy Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty Trs Hs Y Spanssh Club G A A BETTY PRANGE nsor Ply F B L A Dolohsne es G A A Future Teachers TrsHsY Beg Latsn Club Mask 8. Gavel Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club Commencement Usherette Bsology Club Offsce Gsrl Cafe Cashser Baccalaureate Usherette lntra Volleyball 8. Swsmmsng Drsvers Club LINDA PREDDY Lsbrary Club President Sensor orsty F B L A Pep Club Booster Club Usherette Sensor Play Teachers Secy Lsbrary Asst Hs Y G A L Chasrman Nomsnatsons Comrnsttee CAROLYN SUE PRESECAN S nsor orsty G A A Booster Club ED Club lntra Volleyball TrsHsY Mask 8. Gavel Sensor Play Lsbrary Club Secretary Lsbrary Asst Offsce Gsrl Teachers Secy ALBFRT P PRILLER Football Wrestlsng Track lntra Swsm Outdoor Lsfe Booster Club Jr Red Cross Scecsna l-lsghl year DON PUGH Basketball Baseball Letterman Booster Cub Jr Red Cross Outdoor Lsfe HsY Bsology Club BONNIE JEAN PURKHISER A A H B Sw Whste land 3 years DARLENE PLJRSLEY 1 A ensor rs r Hs Y M del L, NJ Pep Club Booster Cluo Latsn C ut Qej Cross JOYCE LYNN QUERY M k 8- Gavel Sensor orsy n ra Vc ley a wm Pep Cl b Booster Club Teachers Sec JAY NED REESE Footbal Fr Baseball Football Letter msn Secs Studenr Councsl Hs Y t e s er 'u n rs Basket a l lo y Club neg Math Club Banc bs er Comm Lsner 50 MARY REINACKER d ross Secy G A Tri Hi Model U N Vice Pres Booster Club Pep Club Senior-ority Spanish Club Band Librarian Color Guard Flag Corps Ind State Marching Contest SOO Parade Choral Club Orchestra Teachers Secy SANDRA REUTER F B L A Booster Club Pep Club Library Club Library Workshop Librarian Senior ority Spanish Club Tri Hi Y Sr Play Ush erette Biology Club B O O K NANCY RHOADES G A A lntra Volleyball Capt Senior ority Pep Club Row a S y Usherette Tri Hs Y Teachers Secy Booster Club ANDREW RICE Medici: Pres Adv Latin Club Sr Play Beg Latin Club Vice Pres Hi Y Chaplin Out door Life Beg Math Club Booster Club Model U N Vice Pres Purdue Legislature Mask 8. Gavel Sunrise Service Talent Show Biology Club lntra Basketball Fr Football JACK RICH Outdoor Lite Booster Club BARBARA RICKETTS Teacher Secy F B L A Pep Club Booster Club Tri HIY Senior ority F I-I B an ish Club G A A SANDRA KAY RIEGEL Tri Hi Y Pep Club Booster Club Senior y F H Pr G A A C our RONNIE E ROESSLER F F A Photography Club Booster Club PHIL RODEBAUGH I-'liY Beg 8. Adv Latin Clubs German Club Medicii Choir Vice Pres Boys Octet Bradons Raiders lntra Basketball Track PEGGY ROBINSON Tri Hi Y G A A Beg IL Adv Latin Clubs Senior ority Booster Club Pep Club ROBERT ROSEBROCK Freshmen Class Pres Letterman Outdoor Life Booster Club Basketball Cross Country ALMA RUGENSTEIN D A R Good Citizen Award G A A Secy . B. L, A.-Vice-P . Pep Club Booster Club, Senior-ority Student Council Comm. Usherette Sr. Play. LAVON RUSH F. B. L, A,, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Beg. Latin, Biology Club ANCHOR Tea..her's Sec'y Sr. Play Usherette. SUE RYKER Editor-In-Chi f-Journal Quill 8. Scroll, High School lournalism Institute, Teen Star Re- porter G. A. A.,-Vice-Pres. F. T. A.-Program Chairman , Marion Cty-T. A. P.-Trees., Be . Latin Club-Treas., Student Council, State Student Council Conv., Convo. Com., Sen' ior-ority, Adv. Latin Club, ANCHOR Sales Staff, Sr. Play, Teacher's Sec'y, Tri-Hi-Y, lntra. Volleyball, Pep Club, Booster Club, Comm. Usherette, Bacc. Usherette, Sunrise Usherette. MARYLOU SAGE Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Spanish Club, G. A. A., lntra. Volley- ball Capt. 5l K A Z. J Q7 A8 -au 1-9' -e 'Y 39 mn.-.L gwv 'gf if AM 34' er, JlM A. SANDEFUR Booster Club, Outdoor Life. DONNA SAUNDERS KAY SAXTON Journal-Page l Edltor, F. H. B.-Pres. 8. Vice- Pres. Qulll 8. Scroll, SY Play, G. A. A., Senlor-oruty, Trl-Hi-Y, Easter Sunrlse-Ushen ette, Slgnpost, Teacher's Sec'y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Choral Club. ROD SCHMALFELDT Swlm Team Spanlsh Club Booster Club Bradens Rauders ROSALIE SCHNIER lGENTl Sr Prom Corn G A A Booster Club STFVE SCHULZ Outdoor Lute H1Y lntra Basketball Boo ster Club Jr Red Cross SUE ELI EN SCHUSTER Natlonal Honor Soclety Flag Corps Qulll 8- Scroll Phy Chem Sec y ANCHOR Beg Latln Vlce Pres Dolphunettes Medlcn Alt Glrls State Scuence Conference G A A Blology Club Hall Monltor Jr Red Cros Sensor orlty F T A Sr Play Choral Club Booster Club Cadet Teacher WAYNE SCIFRES Outdoor Life Spanish Club HIY lntra Basketball 8. Referee Booster Club Jr Red Cross MICHAEL KIETH SCOTT HuY Booster Club Ind State Marchlng Contest Ind Dlstrlct Solo Contest Hall Monitor LINDA SHEPARD nlor orlty Tr H1 Y G A Spams 'lub L txn Club Phy Chm Btology Club Booster Club Pep Club ANCHOR Sales Staff Journal News Bureau lntra Volley ball Hugh School Journalism lnstutute BEVERLY ANN Sl-HRK Natlonal Honor Society Secy Dolphlnettes Pres Cadet Teaching F T A G A lntra Vo leyball Sensor orlty Tr Hn Vledlcll Booster Club Sr Play Pep Club 8 dy atm ubs T A S Conf Sclcncc Workshop Jr Prom Com FRED SHONK Booster Club Jr Red Cross lntra Basket o ll C pt Ady Auto Shop Outdoor Llfe Bradens Raiders Tl-'OMAS SHORT Letterman Vs e Pres Astronomy C I u b Vncr. Pres Student Councll Treas Track C s Country Wrestling Adyanced Math lub eg at u Me ucll Phy Chem German Club Outdoor Lute Band Brass Sextet State Farr Marchmg Contest Orchestra Mld State Orchestra Festlyal stef u GLENNA J Sl-'IOTTS ech Gros 2 ye r Dolphlncttes Vuce re l e A n r .1 Sc-rto A Lat n u 'C Ch ral Contest Ccunty Ch ral Fe tn V le b l Booster Club Home rr' fu ra Je J Prorr m MARY ALlCE SHOWALTER A ma Asst Edutor qlQDD s C C F otbal ambcree Queen ANCHOR stu IJ ecy mr V lleyball Ca Peo Club Row Caot C mm A Bacc Usher atm H rnccone ng Float Com Sr Play Stu Jnc l rt: r ll-ll Y S ry M ci Talent Show Teen Councll l ln U ul r P Ba c' tate Falr Marct- no f n Os me N! F t al Blologs C LORETTA SIMON Teacher s Secretary STEVE SIMON Band Caotasn State Solo and Ensemble Con est Chosr Pep Band Outdoor Lsfe Vledscss Football Vvrestlsng Baseball WILLIAM D SIMPSON Outdoor Late Club Adv Math Club Sensor Play Bradens Rasders Intra Basketball Booster Club JAMES GARY SKOMP Cross Country Intra Basketball Track Braden Rasders Outdoor Lsfe Club Boo ster Club JULIA SMITH Sensor orsty Pres Cardsnalettes Vsce Pres Freshman Class SecyTreas F B L A G A A Trs Hs Y Spanssh Club Teachers Secy Booster Club Pep Club Intra Volley ball State Marchsng Contest Usherette Sensor Play Bacc 8. Commence Ushcrette Secretarsal Staff Model U N ICHARD SMITH Terre Haute Wsley 3 yr Outdoor Lste Club Boo ter Club JAMES SMITHEY Track Cross Country Letterman Intra Basketball Outdoor Lsfe Club Begsnnsng Math Club Booster Club JOE SOOY Wrestlsng Res Booster Club Outdoor Lsfe Club HsY Drsvers Club Intra Basketball Bsology Club DIANE SPAULDING G A A Intra Volleyball Captasn Jr ed Cross Reo Band Full Orchestra Csty Band Clsnsc a d S Contest Zn Lt sn Band Cartoonsst Journal and Teen Star Perry Twp Weekly Reporter Prom Dec Com Sweater Swsrl Dec Com Cashser sn Cafetersa Booster Club Pe Club Bsology Club DONNA MAUREEN STADER Centreyslle H S sn Mschsgan 3 yrs Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club G A A MARILYN STANFIELD G A A Volleyball Booster Sensor orsty Chosr Hall Monstor JACK STEARNS Marstnsvslle lfz yr Scsence Club Track Cross Country lntra Basketball Band State Solo and Ensemble Contest Pep Band SALLY STEFFEY Se yF H A Jr Red Cross Rep Sensor orsty Booster Club Pep Club JANET STEPHENS Booster Club G A A Volleyball Swsmmsng JANET STILL A ns r rs y r A Sr F H A G A A Volleyball Swsmmsng Usherette Sensor Play Booster Club Pep Club Hall Monstor , - , , , 4 f , , V V s , 3 , , ' A ' ' -1 I I ' -1 7 - ., .... , . . 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H. .-Sec'y, ,- T 1 1 Q W --or 'GIF' 415 sf '-Qu 1? 2 -147 26 -far- til -of v-wi Zi BARBARA STINSON A A Vnlleyba Sensor orsty Trl Hs ostcr Club F B Pep Clu a .Aonstor JUDY STUART Phy Chem Club Ady Latsn Club Spanssh Club Pep Club Booster Club Sensor orsty s H Natsonal Merst Scholarship Serrs Fsnalsst 8 alsst Hall Monst r Manua Year GENE SUTTON Wrestlsng Letterman Drsvers Club Boo ter Club Outdoor Lsfe Club JOHN F TALLEY Radso Club SecyTreas H Y Beg Lattn Club Adv Latsn Club Bsology Hall Mons for RONALD TANNER Adv Auto Shop Jr Red Cross Rep Drsvers Club Sprocket Jockey Booster Club Bra dens Rasders PAT TAPSCOTT Gsrls State Rep Soph 81 Jr May Dance Court Trs Hs Y Chaplasn Pres Booster Club Secy Flag Corps Soph Class Secy 'ntra Volleyball Student Courscsl Model LJ N Page Pep Club Sensor Play Usher ette Commence Bs Bacc Uslfserette Sensor o ty G A A Medscss Choral Club Beg Latsn Club Bsology Club Teachers Secy Stat Wrestlsng Tourney Queen LINDA L TAYLOR P Club Jr 8. Sr F H B Booster ub G A A Volleyball 8. Swsmmsng Sensor orsty Hall Monitor THOMAS L TAYLOR Football Baseball Letterman Outdoor Lsfe Club Booster Club Radso Club Chess Club Boys Che r Block EDWARD TENHOLDER Radso Club Vsce Pres Booster Club Choral Club Sr Float Com Outdoor Lsfe Club Boys Cheer Block HAROLD D THARP ayton H S y Band Track lntra Basketball Drsvers Club Hall Monstor EVELYN ANN THEIL r s F Vs e Pres Trs Hs A A Pep Club Booster Club a Corps Soanssh Club F T A Sensor Pl y Com Sensor orsty Usherette Sunrsse Serv ce Usherette Bac: 8- Commence Prom Com Choral Club Medscss State Marchsng Contest GEORGENA MAE THOMPSON Scnsororsty Booster Club Red Rsbbon sn Homemaksng SUE THOMPSON X s L Pres reas T A Co Tveas A A Journal Staff Trs Hs Y Spanssh Club bm: ter Club Pep Club lntra Volleyball Sensor orsty Lfsherette Bac: E. Commence Hall Monstor Sons r Play Com Sr Name art Com Choral Club Easter Sunrse Pzceant JOHN TODD ster Cl b Outdoor Life Club Sensor Pla Be snnsng and Adxanced Latsn Club n ra E sketball B ys Pep Cub Student Counc I BOB TONEY Res Ba ketball Fr Baseball lntra Basket 1 Sect, Trees Adv Math Clu Beg t. Latsn Clubs Beg Math Club Hs Booster Club Bradens Rasders Student Councsl JUDY TOUT Sen or o sty Vsce Pre Ady Chosr Sec y Beg L Adv Latsn Club Sensor Card Com Hs f Teachers Secy Jr Rsng om ntra Vo'leyball Captasn Anchor Sale .sta t Cardsnalettes P p Club G A A c ter Cub F T A Talent Sh w B Easter Sunrise Serysce Greenwood l y ANCHOR Typist SANDRA KAY TRACY I 0 ll E L- I ub P Club Trs Hs Y Sens r or y brars n Bock Store Cer JOE TUCKER Bo ster Club lntra Basketball lntra Re eree Ass c Jr Red Cross Rep LLOYD TUCKER Spanssh Club Phy Cherr Club Thespsans Eooster Club Letterman Beg Math Club lntra Basketball Medscsr Club Pres Hs Y Vsce Pres Sensor Play Nat Scholastsc Art Award Tennls Choral Club Model U N Boy s PeD Club THOMAS A TUCKER A lntra Basketball Bradens Rasders Sprocket Jockey Booster Club LINDA UHLS G A A Trs HsY Pep Club Dolphlnettes Sensor orsty Booster Club F T A Voll y ball Swsmmsng 8. Basketball Hall Monstor KAY SHARON VAN METER F H A G A A Volleyball Champsonshsp Team Booster Club Pep Club Teachers 'ecy Sensor orsty Bsology Club Float Com JOYCE VAN Wl NKLE Booster Club Chosr Sensor orsty May Fes tsyal Usherette STEVE VAWTER Outdoor Lute Club Pres Wrestlsng JUDY VEHLING Dolphsnettes G A A Volleyball Sensor rsy Tr HsY Booster Club Pep lub Spanssh Club Easter Sunrsse Serysce Usher ette BOB VOLAND Outdoor Lsfe Club F F A Reporter KENNY VOLPP Swsrnmsng Track Football Dec Com Prom Lettermwn RITA KAY VREDEVELD Trs Hs Y G A A Volleyball Track Tennss Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty Span ssh Club Model L, N Page Hall Vlonstor udent Coun sl Offsce Gsrl PATRICIA L WALL G A A Volleyball Booster Club Pep Club F T A Spanssh Club Sensor Play Techns cal Crew Bsology BILL WASSON All County 8. All Conference Teams Foot a ennss F Football, Basketball 8. Baseball, Res. Basketball, Letterman Out- doo' Lste Club, Asrtonomy Club, Beg. Math Club, Booster Club, Student Councsl, lntra. Basketball, lntra. Swimming Jr. Red Cross Rep., Senior Play. 55 ua! -0 'hi dei V of . ML, 1 xv v- '23 '7 iff. s RICHARD WAYMAN Freshman Cross Country Basketball Base ball Outdoor Lsfe Club Booster Club Let lerman s Club SUSAN E WEBER Top Salesperson sn Magazsne Drsve G A A B oster Club Pep Club F T A Beg Ss Adv Latsn Club Bsology Club Sensor orsty WALTER WIEGERT 2 yrs at Broad Rspple Hsgh School JOHN WINDLING LEONARD WETZEL Sensor play Advanced Math Club Phy Chem Club Outdoor Lsfe Freshman Football ln tramural Basketball Booster Club CAROLYN WHITEFORD HsY ensor orsty F T A Chosr Volleyball Usherette for Mussc es tsval D2 year at Manual Pep Club Booster Club County Choral Festsval Hall Monstor NANCY MARIE WILCOX Trs Hs Y G A A Volleyball Basketball Track Tnnss Booster Club Pep Club Sensor orsty Beg Latsn Club Page sn Model U N Usherette Sensor Play Journal Staff Qusll 8. Scroll Future Teachers FRED WILLIAMS HELEN I WILLIAMS Head Masorette Pressdent of Future Teach ers of Am rsca Sensor Play Student Coun csl Orcnestra Thespsan Chosr Junsor Red Cross Color Guard Medscss Beg and Adv Latsn Clubs Choral Club Strsng Trsos Boo ster Club Pep Club Band Orchestra and Chosr Contests Usherette for Mussc Festsval Cap and Gown Commsttee Student Band Dsrector INDA KAY WILLIAMS G A A Pep Club Booster Club F B L A Future Teachers TrsHsY Intramural Volleyball Captasn Color guard Full Orches tra Advanced Choir Sprsng Mussc Festsval Usherette Solo Contest Teachers Secy Sensor orsty Easter Sunrsse Servsce Usher ette ROBERT J. WILLIAMS Letterman Club, Football, Intramural Bask- Ltball, Frosh Basketball Journal Staff Sign Post Staff. RONALD L. WILLIAMS Wrestlsng, Football, Chess, Hi-Y, Photo- graphy Club, Model U, N, Chosr-Sergeant of Arms, Booster Club Drivsng Club. THOMAS DALE WILLS rack, .s door Life u , F. Foot all, Vrivector Operator. BAR BARA WILSON Sen or-orty, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play, . A. . Swsnwmsng Volleyball Cwptasn and Co. Cap- tasn, Dolphinettes Sychronizcd Swsmmsng Club, Beg. Latsn Club Pep Club Row Cap- tasn, Booster Club, Junior Red Cross. FRANK JAMES WILSON F. F. A, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Swsmmsng. 56 JAMES WILSON Journal Staff Chess Club F B L A BOB GENE WINDMILLER H1 Y Outdoor Life Bradens Rauders Track DAN WOERNER Basketball HIY Tenms Letterman Boo ster Club Talent Show Comm Usher Bacc Usher Sr Play Model U N GLENDA HELEN WOLMA H B G A A Booster Pep Club DON WUNDRUM Wood Hugh School 2V2 years EVELYN YOUNG REBECCA ZAN YOUNG A Pep Club Booster lub F T A G A A Medlcn Volleyball en nor orlty Spanish Club Trl HI Y Sunrlse Ser yuce C our or Party Com SHIRLEY ZIMMER G A A Pres of Offlclators lntra Volley ball and Basketball Capt F T A Cad t Teacher Spamsh Club Booster Club Pep Club Tr:HuY Senior orlty Jr Red Cross Blology Club Q 4? Those who knew Sharon Tex will cherish always the lastmg memory they hold In thelr hearts for her Although she was wlth us only a short time her sincerity warmth and sumplrclty wlll contmue to lnve ln others during the years to come Sharon gave much to llfe and obtained much In return She lived with a true knowledge of fruendshup love and happmess K' he if 2 4 'uw 45,5 sf it .-. inf Q2 Xen 'lf- -un xr a m.-.Nw Z! 56' 45 Lhd -QQ Nvv Q Nt' ...nie EF' 13 if X ax -3 TJ' ng '- T' Dfscusslng plans for cornxng on wr Mrs Mlller were BI Vogel presndent Wayne Howard vlce pre :dent and Sue Wassnn secretary treasurer On prlmar ac IMI es whlcn the punlors partrcnpated thus year was the ordering of class nngs The .lun1orSenror Prom clumaxed the events for th rumors and wlll long be re rnembercd as one of the out stand ng soclal events of the year by both classes Abell Joyce Abney Mrldred Ahlbrand Ronnle Ahlqurst John Ake Ruth Allen Gary All :son Steve Altmann Gladys Andrews Charles Angle Carole Antrobus Paul Apostolos Francine Armst B Arney ue Torn Steve Davrd Asher Ashley Askln Atkrns Judlth Au trn Stanley Badgley Wayne Earley Leonard marley Theresa Eakcr Linda r MVC ls ictte in M Lu lttv Darlene nn Ml ram E fume Ctepr-en E',r,lrcl1 James F an Cr,-rrv Ruby r Sin r 58 -55, 9 I '32 .gl ts th , l , - , I I 1 ofl the' yr r 'rin' ir: xx ls' ' K Lv if 5,7 '74 ' K -.'?i- Q ' A k 4 ,L ' A V ffdiiqvqy. . , ' 1-ahJ'l'4..-J-fu , - 'YO '- I . 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'- as 1' Abney Don Adams Joe Adam Tom Ake Vlckl Allee Elalne Algood Paul Amt Bob Anderson Sally The problems of the Freshman class range from tecomrng acquarnt ed wlth new surroundrngs and frrends to plannrng the acadernlc courses to be followed durrng the three remarnrng y-.ars Thus years orfrccrs are presldent George Smlth yrcc presrdent L. a r r y Underwood and secre tary Vonda Hooper Mr Prckard IS tl'-1 sponsor Andrews Roger Anthony Susan Austin Baase Barley Baker Baker Bandy Barbara Mary Bruce Krm Lrnyllle Henry Bare Gary xl K 4' a ' ,+L X I 6.5, Q, 6-'. 2 J ,G ' :J fi? 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'S -ra is .h -4 NEW STUDENTS Students not having xndxvndual plctures were ll to rl Arlne Rlggs Larry Hawk Joseph Nuckols Ed Smnth Sylvna Hardesty Judy Burnett Patrlcua Day Cecllla Walt LeMaster John Robard Mlke Freudenburg Ray Hennrnchs Janice Meurer Vlckue Fannin Judith Stlckles l-lenzrnan and Franklin Day Shlrley Blythe and Joanne Sedan ln the second row are JANE NEWTON A newcomer to Southport thus se rnester was Jane Newton who came to us fron- England She layed an the Rldlands England l26 mules from London She wall D here sux months whsle er fa er as employed at All: on an exchange of farrulle an which Steffey mlly was s nt England ane IS fifteen years od and s c ssufled as a sensor Slne IS n lled In Englsh tngonometry hrstory and swlmmnng England she was enrolled In her flftn year of French and thvrd yea of Latnn European hustory Eng lush biology geography and math sublects After graduatson Jane I to become a nurse fwfr K ,1 . I I I. . , , , , . MQW' 1 .ggi ' - 5' wi? 'Emp 7 1 5-7 , f - - jfs, - - , , in get a town near Derby, which rs about . 4 . :Egg ,- e ' , h fg, M, th ' . 3 in I. S . , the . fa ' 'e to -' J ' f l 1 i Q1- la ' . - 6 ' D ro n , , US. ' , ' ' . ln f I I - o gan: . h all the year were playing 1901136155 - ...1 LL ' 0 .port wou ld be af tedious as to work W. Shakespeare Acrivinbf 'C zQQ1z1'ziy flow not 60115131 in lD0m'f51'11g lyozzorf A The itudent bcdx as each heme rccm IS allowed a member Student Couhcll :S the represehtatnve group ct the ghd each Clare Dreildeht I5 ala: a student courtcll member. The f'l:llC9VS are elected from these represehtatlves. Thts yeark tgtflcers are Jerry Dermerlme, presidentj Tom Gvlmcrc wee-Dfefldeht' Dfrvm Emmehs secretary' and Tim Shift treaiutet Wade Dmlf Marla Bretird, Nehcv Brler, Derma Em- th 'We Ki. Saxth, Jud-. Farm Sue Rxker Marx Allen but 1'l1 lfL',fL'7'1Jl.llg tfywn Aristotle Mr Albert Thell, the Cailalnle sponsor of the couhcll remerlae that, Che Ct the meat Outstanding events for the Student Ccuhctl tl-la tear Ccurtcxl Ciirmerwtzfh, for whtch had the Drrvllege ef being hm was the State Studeh Southport Hugh School st l959 mttmtce tf Oulll ahzl Screll Thex are selecte -Zee f 'utetaht tr tm the ugxfgr gmc-thtrtj ff tt-Q r 1 t r thilr WYTLUH fmt schoil new it' water, Cccltm lltce iufj Schueter, Elmhe Blum, the erim t' wwt' tvthe tc.. 1 Etlltf Sflvilc' Nfal-JL fri' DVFC Lhmc Eecl were the ., U . .. fps ' I 1' I 4 I l , 'v in-qv -Q-v-v-any-vi JJ XVl1nt's H2 O? lhc Pliv-Cfltcm Club The Phy-Chem Club, consisting only of iuninrs and seniors, is aimed at the goal of understanding more fully science and its mysterious aspects A field trip, the high point of the year, is held in the soring The club's programs, which are of a scientific nature, are usually pre- pared by the club members. Occasionally an outside speaker presides. This year's officers are Eddie Brown, presidenti Chris Kleinhenz, viceepresident, and Sue Schuster, secretary-treasurer. Ellis Rob- bins is the sponsor. How Bad Is It. Doc? The Medicii Club is designed for those who wish to enter some field of medi- cine. The main endeavor of the club is to acquaint its members with the various fields. The requirements for member- ship are a C+ average and a genuine interest in medicine. DL Andy Rice, with the capable assistance of head Nurse, Becky Harris, is giving aid to an injured patient, Lloyd Tucker. These stu- dents serve the club as president, secre- tary, and vice-president, respectively. Miss Blanche Penrod, club sponsor, is seated to the right taking notes on the activities. Over And Our Members of the Radic, Club gain useful and constructive experience in the ever' fwrciwind and essential field of electronics With the gu darace of its sponsor, Mr Shoop, the club builds and services radios and other electronic equipment Here the rncmbers are testing a radio that the-. lwult during their regular meetings at lcaccl and at evening sessicns Undo' '-Q 'gariership cf its president, Deranu Flgvwll thevice-president Ed Tenholder 'ne secretary J'hn Tallcx and the 'rewsirer Hugh Tea' the club has en fixed an interesthg hobbx as well as xaluagle training fri the future XKVQIICII The Birdie The Curpose of the 'Photography Club is to assist students who are interested in phztography to learn more about it Three contact printers and developing sets were Durchaxej by the club. and, after demonstrations in f'we.r ose, they were loaned to members. To encourage members to improve their ability a monthly contest was held for the test photos, and the winner was given recog- nitlrn in the school paper. This years officers were Ralph Teagardin, presidentj Steve Briner, vice-president, Sue Hiatt, secretary and Carolyn Reeves, treasurer The sponsor is Mr Ralph Brown Your Nfovc The Royal Knights, as they dubbed themselves, is a very active organiza- tion. They play in inter-and intra-school tournaments, many of which they have won. They are organized with Mr. Dart, a chess enthusiast, as sponsor. This year's officers are Ron Yorlz, president, Stuart Ernhart, vice-president, and Karen Hollingsworth, secretary-treasurer Insects Nor Bugs The Biology Club is becoming a very active club at Southport. ln addition to sponsoring two educational field trips tnis xear, the club also operates the bioloiy museum Southporth museum is one of the few in the nation and has re- ceived recognition in a national maga- zine. Many interesting forms of biologi- cal life are reproduced here by the use of models, drawings, and real specimens. Pictured here are Mr l-lagedon and the chef curators of the museum, and the biology club officers The officers are Janice l.aFlarnme, president, Jim Long, vice-president, Sandy Keztle, secretary and Dave Morris, treasurer. 'Yllufic ik. . . the ipeeclo of mzgelf' The choir, under the leadership of Mr. Bill Schmalteldt, is quite a busy group. This or- ganization performs at such school gatherings as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter con- vocations. This year Southport was host to the County Choral Festival and the Spring Music Festival. At the latter, awards are given to those seniors who have maintained a C average or above and have satisfactorily par- Carlyle The district solo and ensemble contest is held at Tech High School. Many Southport students have gone to this contest and have returned to Southport with first place honors. Many more hours of practice and hard work are then necessary tor these win ners who are eligible to partici- pate in the State contest at Butler University. ticipated in the required activities. The Girls' Sextet and the Boys' Octet are chosen from the Advanced Choir. Some members ot the choir participated in the solo contest and the district and state ensemble contest. Officers of the choir this year were Allen Cochran, president, Phil Rodebaugh, vice-president, Judy Tout, secretary, Patty McClung, treas- urer, and Ronnie Williams, sergeant-at-arms. SNVCCHICLIFIS Of Song Tne glamour st the Musrc Department is the sextet. These girls pertgrmed at many lunctrsns, includlng the Palm Sunday Break- fast, a Cnlenns Valley PTA Meeting, and at Central Hospital, They sang in the Dis- trict Solo contest. The girl: in this year's sextet were Glenna Shctts, Lynn McElroy, Toneta Lee, Judy Marschke, Anne Briedene baugh, and Carole Flemming Susie Trotter is their accompanist. Popular Uctct This year the boys' octet was composed of seniors Allen Cochran, Phil Rodebaugh, and Larry Leser, juniors, Sam McGinnis, Ralph Teagardirt, Hugh Teal, and Diclf Zenor, and sophomore, Tom Pickerell, They were se- lected by tryouts as the eight best male voices in the choir. Accompanied on the Diarto by David Ashby, they performed at the Christmas Dance and several other school and community tunctions, Our orchestra, under the direction of Bill E. Schmalteldt, performs in several programs during the year. The string section meets each day at the sixth period and is joined by select woodwind, percussion, and brass players for extra rehearsals and performances, Becky Harris, a senior, is completing her third year as concertmistress of the group. This year our orchestra participated in the Christmas convocation, Baccalaureate services, MidfState Orchestra Festival, and the Spring Music Festival. Senior-oritx One fit thc rnalcr rroiects tt Senicracr the school and thc- cafeteria 4 the wr s sci' the vnr These aprictrirg iw t'c- pick, cate-'tra .turing tim Cv-err'-as seas f T- rf 'Y raisc tunds t.r tncsc :d.,rr'n'cnts f., sc J .. ,I candx T liccnj ti tois clut, tnc nf ' cr Senvrs ard mut -gl' thai' fiu ta 't Mite pcrrar d, Inc- LAT: r, asests thc 1.- .x ideas ro thc' dcc- r.ti 'os abit uit .Nice Eff?-i960 werp Jul .1 Srnit gems rico? ,u ,, T., . vresident Beclu Harris scifctarv and 'Neem E YTCTEUVCT 90 S. H. S. Nfcrmaids Dclphinettes began their second year at Southport with a spiash. In order to be- come a member it was necessary tor each candidate to pass a swimming test. The prospective members were required to run through the showers while re- citing a poem to King Neptune. A gala water show, Around the World in Eighty Days, highlighted the season last tear The club made costumes and scererv which added a very professional touch This year's officers are Beverly ihrrlt president, Glenna Shotts, vice- presirientg Jeanne Schramm, secretary, and Nanci Thomas, treasurer Girls' Sports Volleyball, swimming, and basketball are offered by the GA.A. in intramural comDetit.on. Tournaments are held and enthusiasm is high Gzrls take part as officials as well as players Other ac- tivities that keep the GAA. busy are the Sweater Swirl, Turn-a-bout Dance, and the May Dance. These dances honor the atnletes at the end of the respective sports. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Clampitt, Miss Burris, Mrs. Miller, and Miss Schmidt, chose as its officers presi- dent, Mary Alice Showalter, vice-presia dent, Sue Rykerg secretary, Alma Rugen- stein: and treasurers Linda Lavengood and Sue Thompson. Christian Living 'Clean speech, clean living, :lean sports! manshipw is the platform cf the ninth and tenth grade Tri-l-li-Y, This Christian orgariizaticn accomplished rnany things in the school year i959-l96O. lts pur- pose- t: create, maintain and extend throughout the school, home and church high standards of Christian living - was certainly fulfilled, Pictured are the officers-Linda Cunningham, president: Pam Terrell, vice-president, Barbara Windsor, secretary-treasurer, Judy Gibbs, chaplain, Connie Tapscott, historian4 and some active members wrapping Christmas gifts which they presented to Central Hospital. Hi-Y The Union of Soviet Socialists Republic would like to vote against world Deacel This is a possible quotation from the Model United Nations which meets every year. Tl'is is one of the main protects in the Hi-Yi. Officers in this year's club are Jerry Dennerline, president, Lloyd Tucker, vice-president, Steve Fountain, secretary, Ronnie York, treasurer, Andy Rice, chaplain, and Chris Kleinhenz, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Cole- and Mr, Mackison are co-sponsors. Other protects sponsored by the group were the sale ot bumper stickers, Clothe-a-Child at Christ- mas, and a car wash. Wx N X 5 ua- Xxlorlcl Service Every year World Service plays a large part in Alpha Tri-l-li-Y. The money earned by selling candy is sent to foreign countries for YMCA buildings For each dollar sent from America the country receiving it must equal it with another dollar, The officers cf the club are Pat Tapscott, president, Evelyn Theil, vice- presedcnt, Cindv l-loward, secretary, Mo- nika l-lesse, treasurer, Carol Kottkamp, Chaplain, Carolyn Geri-ting, historian, Sue Kenrein and Sue l-liatt, Teen Coun- cii, Mrs Ritchie is the sponsor 91 Stiltc Officers Mr Miller sry nsr r 't Sfutj ,rts Chap ter 4 FELA is Siting advtee- t twx, f tne 'tticem ef the State trggnizatirn Carolyn G dnight and lfelcres Jael-.ser served as PIL-rufrte-r and Fir-t Vice-Pre--r tlL ' f'-'sIiu:'ixclx T' 0. v.C', L uC'Cd .H tm- '-iiruai CLML-vt, -N f Ne FED'- Cir'n1..ii gl.-,e 1 .. 'Till r ggrt in Vt ily-ftw rt tlltif Curwiiitmlt X WOM' Vtimirmi I nr -'wiw 'mr' rt- ttn 'sem lah ' ' tm-L i - :st e- it :L N -- Tu ' 'Vi T' -i L 1: em: 1 t kat. r Q imyvfti 92 .......... 'iKSlLlI us.-s smi 'am ia IZIJSLT s 9 n ri I1 H Ln Ii l I7 U I9 PD II Y 14 I7 B II 1 N ht F I ' x from School In Office Ssuthhtrt s Chapter 1' :BLA has wgr 're N:ti:na Silo iea Award which is given ti the putstancing ITSG' Z3TlOVl: it the nation Delores Jacmssn and Car- slvr' Giidfllghl tultilied the sta'e Qtticea sf First Vice-President ann: State Re- osrter, regpegtivelv. Furtrer horlrs were brought tc Southport tex Marcia Brittain and Cindv Orme wa: were awarded the Dr M E Studebaker State Leadership Award This xear C3r,ll.n Gfrdniglnt earned this Citveted li nor Officers for the l959-l9oO term were president, Evelvn Theil' vice-president, Alma Rug- enstein secretary, Sharen Brinlnoetter' treasurer, Judv l-ienrx ard reporter, Anita l-loss Southport! If ITA The William Lowe Bryan chapter of the Future Teachers of America is one of Southoort's most active clubs. Students interested in the teaching profession learn about the duties of a teacher, Guest speakers, films, and panel discus-- sions make the meetihgs interesting and meaningful, portraying vividly the OD- portunities and at times the disad- vantages of a teacher The CIulJ's president is Helen Williams, the vice-president is Sue Thompsen, the secretary is Becky l-larris, and Bill Ben- net is treasurer Sue Ryker is the pro- gram chairman. The sponuor is Mrs Jessie Copsev t i t I, v- Advanced Nfath Club This crganization dedicated to the propositions of higher mathematics meets every month with the hope of instilling in each member a clearer knowledge of math and of confirming his aspirations toward such a career The officers are showing their steady progress through the elemental and, finally, complex steps of math to their sponsor, the late Mrs. Guyer, The greatest loss to the club and to the math circles of the state was the death of our unsurpassed sponsor, Mrs. Guyer. This year's officers are Chris Kleinhenz, president, Jerry Dennerline, vice-president, and Bob Toney, secretary- TFSBSUVGV. Beginning Math Club Eligible for the Beginning Math Club are students who have maintained at least a B average in beginning algebra. An interest for learning more than is taught in the classroom is also necessary. Club meetings consist of actually partici- pating in activities which have been studied, Working out a problem together are the officers: Tom Sawyer, president, Horace Hickman, vice-president, Vickie Davis, secretary, Clayton Atkins, treas- urer, and Mr. Fowler, sponsor. I I Stargazcrs The newly organized Astronomy Club has been following the stars in its pur- suits, and the members have learned that there are many different fields in- volved in the study of the stars. The hignliqhts of the year we'e monthly visits to Butler University's Holcomb Observa- torv for the planetarium lectures and use of the telescopes. Mr Tom Hathaway and Mr. William Pickard were the spon- sors, and the officers were Glenn Wes- tert.eld. president, Tom Short, vice- oresoentg and Becky Pickard, secretary- treasurer. 93 Team work develo .r an wie fc P ' JJ l 960 Staff Editnr-insChief . .. Nancy Brier Assnfiate Editcr Sue Ellen Schuster Feature Editor . Sandra Hedges Club Editor Suetta Kehrein Art Editor . . . ,... Lonnie Beck Editorial Staff , , . Donna Emmons Nancy Erber Sharon Lauth Carolyn Vornehm Trudy Hickman Chris Kleinhenz Lavon Rush Carol l-lornlnerger Pat Benner Sforts Editor ...,. Steve Bettner Advertising and Buginess Manager. . .Mark Braford Steve Gavin Helen Williams Wanda Fodge Distribution .. ,. Mike Krodel Joe Daniels Don Stohler Photographer ,, Ralph Teagardin Bil Vogel Indianapolis News 3 f ' -11 , ,s fi ,van ti. ,s Associate editor, Sue Ellen Schuster, Mrs. Majors, spon- sor, and Nancy Brier, editor-in-chief, are busy at work on the i959-l96O Anchor. The clack of typewriters, the scratch of copy pencils, the laughter of 24 enthusiastic staff members are equally familiar in room llO. Endless hours of taking pictures, cropping, typing, copyreading, and composing are com- bined with aspirin and midnight oil to produce the l96O ANCHOR. The staff is selected from those students showing an interest in the book and those having at least a B average in English As each staff member starts with an eoual position they are always striving to do their best so they might obtain the editor- ship. Clubs, sports, and activities are assigned to the various writers who wish to write on the particular subiects. lf a writer is closely associ- ated with a certain club or activity, he writes that article An interview with the sponsor and officers of the activity is often necessary. T' the CIVIC students ff Scuthpcrt sfrne of the rryggt irnccrtant Vcicplc fir' the ANCHOQ staff are those vsh distribute- llqf' finished E-Vlfs Preliaring 3 pulaligift 3f'l 'lll7fCVT lC'VTl is Stcvc Gavin, and taking di mn his nrtg is Pat Bc-nmr Chg-cling wer thc names ff tht'-se wha urfirtunatels l'st thc-ir receipts arc J'e Daniels and Cir' Stihlcr The Southport Journal, the bi-weekly publi- cation of the advanced journalism class, is un- der the direction of Mr. John l-ligbee, As the voice of Southport High School, the Journal presents news of the school to the students, faculty, and community. Major staff positions ranging from Business Manager to Editor-in' Chief, are held by members of the advanced class. This group edits material, copies and proofreads all stories to be used in the Jour- nal, and writes the headlines for these stories. Members of the beginning class learn the fun- damentals involved in producing a newspaper. They are cub reporters during the second se- mester of publication. Fditor-in-Chief, Sue Ryker, Assistant Editor, Mary Alice Showalter, and sponsor, Mr, Higbee, read final proof before taking the next issue of the Journal to the printer at Greenwood, Behind each edition Assigning stories planning layouts and writing headlines are a few ot the many duties ot a page editor This Year s page editors are Kay Saxton, page one, Judy Henry, page two, Dixie Neville page three and Jim Wilson, page four. lfuturc I'.ll'lNCI'S Alvwaxs wgrflng -Yea, tlfzse are the rnerniew 2' The Fi!-, at it-li Spring 3' nga p anting ang tall :rings names' Tree seaez'-s slat a large part if rm lite pt each 'ttember Tnif jrgup, urxjer the leacership gf Mr 'vXCCirrnlClf, hm talfert Eevifral field trip: and lent dclegatee tr, the State Cgnvcratiiri Thr hlQrli3l't1'f,fTl1C xca' ia the arhuaf tathcr ard an Lanquc-T The ttticfrg tcr tra near were Bill Mann pre-zrdcntg Larry Capeland, wee-prendpnt Horrnah Hzhlt, secre- taryg Paul Wext, treasurerg Bpb Vp- land, reL70rtCr, Louis Jones, sentinel Outdoor Lifc Club The Outdoor Lite Club is an organi- zation for those boys who are inter- ested in hunting and fishing. The purpose of the club is to teach boys the proper use of hunting and fish- ing equipment and cooperation with state and local conservation officials. Each year the Club takes an Overnight trip to Wyfandotte Cave, The club I5 sponsored luv Mr, Bert Haviland, This vear's ctticers are Steve Vawter, pres- ldentg Guv Jackson, vice-prcsidentg and Don Baer, secretary-treasurer. l.lbl'.ll'X fflulu T51 Lv. rm are rnernlicrx .WNY , L' A TFL L ' 'EH Clif, TVL ,it L m 1 tfrm 'hunt UN t' the .1:.W't3 U i.:,' ft L-' 'GW XV r--'N g rt Jfff.-r f- Z,'zVr.f'1 5 tmr sa Url N ' fr' ' .1 1 H' he 'i' nary in ite Clhr -trvm tic-Q. r ri xc-Hr Linrfn Tmezg. fm :it ' tr: 1 r li f ' v -' rpi 98 nv SR I-. H. B. A trip to Chicago in April was the primary goal ct the senicr Future l-lcme Builders this year, Proceeds trcrn the concession pccth in the sta- dium and vanilla sales helped finance the trip and als: purchase some new equipment fer the home economics department. The ctticers of the year included Kay Saxton, president, Betty Cock, vice-presidentg Carol l-lollcn, secretary: Jean Knapp, treasurer, and Connie Lowe parliamentanan. This club is sponsored by Mrs. Marjorie Smith and Miss Beverly Greenwood, heme economics teachers, ard is lim- ited to home economics mayors. Iunior Home Builders The newly organized Junior Home Builders is open to girls who have successfully completed one semester ot home economics and have not tailed any other subiect the previous semester. All girls must belong to Junior Home Builders before they are eligible for Future Home Builders. Activities include guest speakers, skits, playets, and in the spring an initiation of new members. Officers tor this year included: Brenda Taylor, president, Patty White, vice- oresidentg Kathy Kritsch, secretary- treasurer, Sharon Berger, photog- rapher, Sprockets And Photographers The Sprocket Jockeys, as they are commonly called, are a select group of fifty or sixty pupils. Their job is to cperate and maintain the mcxie equip- ment. Each period of the dav there are several pupils who operate the proiector as a service to the school, This is done during their tree period. ln the past they have had their own club, open only to projector oper- ators. This year, however, they merged with the Photography Club. The vis- ual aid director, Mr. Brown, is spon- scr of This Organization. 99 N f L. M I fs -9 4Q junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, organized un dc-r the sponsorship cf the American Red Cross, gives its members an op- portunity to contribute trg the annual enrollment drme Their special Lyrgl, ect was sending party boxes, which contained party favors, to General i-lcspital The fifty-three members ltli-fled Tl'V'uQh the hfre rmmg Chose Ed Ercwn, president Hrrmqg hlrclmizr, vice-president and Marv Reinacler, secretary'treasure' Mrs RCLU is the spcnsf-r Qt the Qluli IOO Ill German Club 'Verstehen und verstanden werden rnachen unser Glueclf auf Erdenf' in German, or Tc understand and to be understood makes cur happiness on earth, in English, is fi famous saying quoted by rnanw German stu- dents This phrase is the motto of the German Club The purpose of the club is to understand German customs more fullv Already two years of German are offered, and next year a third year will be offered, if the necessary number cf students sign for the course. Officers for this year were Klaus l-lense, president, Bill Faust, vice-president, and Beth Witte, secretary-treasurer. l Spanish Club The officers of the Spanish Club dis- Xia. cuss a future meeting with their sponsor, Mr, Rodriquez. Many color- ful and interesting glimpses of Span- ish-American life are displayed each week on the Spanish bulletin board, The president of the club is Tom Canter and vice-president, Linda Lav- engood, and secretary-treasurer, Phyl- lis Smith are his coworkers, Mem- bers received first hand information about Puerto Rico this year, as Mr Rodriquez is a native of that country. Los Extanieros cultivates a better uri- derstanding of Spanish-speaking coun- tries through participation and audio- visual aids Advanced Latin Cl ub ISM lux'+'Let there be light'-is the motto of the Advanced Latin Club, states Larry Graham, Ccnsul, as the other members, attire-d in tc- gas, listen intently, The purpose of the club is to acquaint the student with the Roman way of life and to do this they read Roman myths and plays at their meetings, The high- light of the year came at the Christ- mas meeting when the members ini- tiated the Beginning Latin Club mem- bers. The club's officers are Larry Graham, Consul, Cindy Langdon, Pro- Consul, Trudy Hickman, Aeclile, Nan- cy Brier, Quaesterg and Judy Tout, program chairman. The sponsor of the club is Mrs Elsa Mayors Beginning Latin Club Labor Omnia Vicit - Work con- quers all things -is the motto writ- ten on the scroll which each member of the Beginning Latin Club receives at his initiation. The Latin Club en- deavors to acquaint the members with the many ways in which Latin is asa sociated with our life today, and in what respect the arts are indebted to it for their themes. Latin touches the lives of everyone very closely, since about sixty-five per cent of the words of the English language are derived from Latin. Displaying various Roman symbols are Consul, Mark Folkening, Pro-Consul, Tom Canter, Quaestor, Sharon Ford, and Aedile, Phyllis Wetzel, llraffic Club Much recognition should be given to the Traffic Club which renclers valu- able service to Southport, VVhile we are bundled up watching a football game or sitting in our warm gym watching a basketball game, these bovs are standing out in the cold di- recting traffic and showing the crowd where to park their cars. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Ray Ltnson. lOl UQ loelve met the enemy mm' they are ours Oliver H. P y Sporty kink 1' -And 0 Bzlg Thin 55' Coach T. Hathaway The '59 track team consists of Coach Hathaway, R. Payne, l.. Keene, S. Fountain, P. Dial, B. Meikle, M. Owen, C. Branch, K, Miller, J. Coulter, J. Mattson. 2nd row fleft to rightl: R. Bruhn, L. Richards, M. Epler, B. Potter, S. Atkins, J. Faulkner, J, Smithey, K. Volpp, J, Pruitt, C. Hancock, A. Perkins, J. Hobbs. 3rd row A sport requiring much effort and skill which is highly underrated at SHS is the spring activity of track and field events. This sport calls for rigid training schedules, good conditioning, and ability. When a participant does well in this sport, he might feel that he has accom- plished a lot. ileft to rightl: W, Christy, G. Skomp, N. Wheeler, J Schulz, J. Whitlock, J. Leonhardt, K. Helms, B. Mueller A. Priller, W. Hartman, J. Doty, D. Fountain, J. Painter 4th row fleft to rightJ: R. Albrand, T. Storm, T. Asher P. Melick, T. Wills, D. Brown, J. Haley, J. Quick, T Murell, R. Teagardin. SHS Warren 22 92 Seymour 27 82 Manual 43 66 Ben Davis 23 88 Howe 72 37 Bloom. Relay lst Ben Davis Relay lst County 2nd Conference 2nd Sectional 3rd Junior lnvit. lst Soph. speedster Larry Keene is an outstanding runner on the track. Seniors, Kenny Miller and Jeff Coulter are similarly outstanding in the low hurdles. -M1 -al .Z 99 av f ,pix X . Iliff! wa Bottom row: T. Gilmore, Jack Reese, Coach R. Theil, Third rowz D. Pugh, J. Seay, J. Green, L. Hec J. Beal, B. Seidner. Second row: D. Wayman, B. Mayer, Houston, B. Bennett, S. Crist, D. Guthrie, Manager B J. Bruhn, T. Brewer, J. Pieper, W. Dean, B. Gilmore. UIQ you 're the mom Coach R. Thiel When in spring, a young man's fancy turns to base- ball and picnics. This quote is especially true now, with the Little Leagues and younger boy's baseball teams which have been formed in our community. This early participation in the spring tends to make the caliber of' the high school players a great deal better. Warm days mean spring training for the baseball mem- bers. Around Southport, this sport is very highly re- garded and is recognized as a major sport, although they do not attract a large number of people at their games. Last season, the Cardinals enjoyed a superior l4-5 record. The team was led by the brilliant hitting of Bob Gilmore, who ended up with a .377 average. The pitch- ers were Jack Reese l7-2i, Wilbur Dean l3-li, Jerry Seay C2-OJ, and Bob Poynter l2-Zi. Batter upl This expression can be heard as the first signs of spring begin the baseball season. Bottom row: S. Bennett, Coach D. Schrier, L. Richardson. Second row: R. Humbles, S. Aliff, P. Paswater. Third row: S. McGee, B. Adams, G Wetzel, J. Holt, l-l. Orme. Fourth row: A. Totten, E. Carr, D. Putt, F. Fleetwood. Fifth row: P. Antrobus, R. Reese, P. Stuart, R. Burket, J. Moffat. IOS Amt. 1 1' -, Q i , . ' 1 L vhivSH X Thad your opponeng mm' take arizizzrzta e 0 bzlr fnzlftakeff Coach E. Swank Tennis is a comparatively new sport at Southport, but it is rapidly gaining in popularity. lt is a sport requiring good yudgment, quick reflexes, and extensive practice. Every moment of a tennis match is exciting. The par- ticipants must be in excellent condition as there is as much running as in track, as much accuracy as in bas- ketball, and as much practice required as in football. Our tennis team this year had a rugged schedule which saw them meet such teams as city champs, Cathedral. The well-qualified coach, Everett Swank says that he ex- pects the teams to keep on improving since we have our new tennis accommodations. The members of the i959- l96O Tennis Team were lfrcnt rowi Skip Tucker, Richard S. Gentry, Dan Woerner. ln the back row were Bill Wasson, Randy Galvin, '59 grad, Steve l-loward and Dennis McCormick. These are the members of the l959- l 960 Southport G o lf The boy .rcorin the bex! nmke the tmp! Coach E. Krause This fall the golf team manifested their strength by capturing a third place in the conference. Mr. Krause, the team's coach was very much impressed by this victory as it was the best finish ever attained by the Southport club. During the long winter months the white-pill followers will be tuning up in the gym in their newly purchased net. Mr, Krause hopes that it will bring about a championship team in the rugged city-county and sectional meets in the spring. Last year the team's record was seven wins and three losses. Among their formidable opponents who fell to the Cardinal club were Ben Davis, Manual, Lawrence and Martinsville. Team 'I to r Mr, Krause, sponsor, Kenny Redeker, Lenny Zickler, Guy Perry, Steve Pie, per, Steve Norcross, John Pass- water, Chris Kleinhenz Steve Ashley Jim Betzler, Pete de- Hezreard, Jess Hunt, '59 grad Der' Linscn, 59 grad, Jerry Tncfnpscn and Carl Meadcws. Sirk. 'letk get in tbere and molten Coach R. Brunoehler The new pool that was built in our gigantic gym gave Southport a new sport--swimming. As a result of this being a new sport, the team has not had the best ot seasons. But this year's team showed a vast improve- ment over last season's swimmers. The boys must put torth tremendous effort to accomplish a feat such as this. Coach Brunoehler predicts that the teams will keep or improving until they atta:n a high position among the State Aguamen. Swimmers on your mark, Gel And the race is onl This is an exciting race that tool: place at the Purdue State Swimming meet. Southport placed third in the top ten. Fror-t row fleft to right, Coach Brunoehler, Joe Kirsch, Rod Schmalteldt, Bill Lyon, Kenny Volpo, Ralph Oswald, Horace Hickman. Second row: Larry Bailey, Steve Allison, Bob Muel- ler, Pnil Bwkhart, John Pruitt, John Schulz, Ross Kinrnan. Third row: Dav.d Miller, Bill Be.er, Rick Commons, Alan Trinlfle, Jim Norwood, Roger Harr-2, Bob Barkhaus. Front row 'ett to right Ed haver, L. Harris, K Collins, E. Query, D. Krohne, D. Owens, Student Manager. Second row: B. Stamcer, E Salter, M I'-lohles, D, Gmgerich, R. Wfolt, J Manning, S. Estell. Vries, G Frump, R. Copen- You can do if' Coach C. McDaniel Crossecountry, a sport of which little is heard, is one of the most exhausting sports to the participants in high school To run the two-mile course in a reasonable time reciuires all the energy and stamina a runner can muster. This year's team, under the able guidance of coach McDaniel, not only captured their second straight county championship, but also did very well in the state meet. The leading runner all season was sophomore Dick Fountain, who was one of several under-classmen on the varsity team Coach McDaniel predicts an even better season next year September Tech and Ben Davis .,....... . lst September Washington and North Central. . . lst September Muncie Central ,............ 2nd September Southport Invitational . . . . . lst September Howe Invitational ......... . . .3rd October Shelbyville and Franklin Twps. .... lst October Jeffersonville and Seymour .,.. lst October Shortridge Invitational . . . . lst October County at Southport ...... . . . lst October Conference at Jeffersonville . . . . . lst October Sectional at South Grove . . . . . 3rd October State at South Grove . . . . . l3th Endurance and training are the major factors of a good cross-country runner, Southport's runners shine in both, resulting in their winning a second straight county championship. Members running on the 1960 cross country team were first row ll to rl: Steve Fountain, Phil Dial, Bruce Meikle, Bob Rosebrock. Second row: Manager Bill Liverett, Steve Bennett, Coach McDaniel, Wayne Christy, Dick Foun- tain, and Harry Smyser. lO8 I. ? .V 0 u V 7' . Q C. 6 I 2 ,Q su- A v , 'J' L JJ ' , J '1 ,. V, 4112 L i ms E V, , , 45, 'V .f - T ,- ,- 4' - x'r B - 1,7 .M -- l 0- ,N -rrp, 1., Y . , x , '. :VLA y' , lj 4 ,YA'l4' ,' . r -V ' K ,',1VV ' J Q me' V' 4, . V, Am ,, pf V'- ,,. f ' ' -A, 9, A ' -ef ,' ' ft' AK f ' J l'l,l N51 5:c',.H4 VH . Q' 'Q-T32 1322 x W I 11 1 3 X I Q If N x 'ir 4 . ,, I , ,, , - , H, , i ,, Xl, ., . L, . .V A '0 : IV , .1 v' f M! , ', ff ,, 1 v M K H ., , , I i 1, ,w f ,,..' ,IH . .1 4' .,, 1 V tv -A Vw! If, ' K -fy s ,,,, .my 'EX , . -1 Y ' . 1. . - M4 . Y s 4 X ,',,- 'J' ge -5 If ' 3 E: 4 .1 4 5- G Y 'WW 5 'V 'if 5 ,,,. ,. W . ml s- ,V 9 M- V 1, . '54 V , ' v I 6 C J, , 1 V W . A g -Ks M V W .- , J Q ,, Y I . , ..... ' v ff .. ,,, fe. 4 ,f if X34 'Ki' 1, is . 1 ., .Q rr uv- Y 4 VI 'W V tx r V., f Pg ' - 1, . .ig ,, A r Q X 31, Q X51 -Q Wg ' 9, ,. 5 . ' ' gfgi i 1-,7 'iz-.Sf 91' W' 'ff 1 I ' ,N A , V : 44 1 'xi , z 2 - ' ' if E FB sl. ff f , -QV ,1,:.' sz 'S 6 O Q 1 5? I wg Q 'lr V , , 4,. , w we ,,,,,.., . iff' vi lllllxl 'Tiff all in your IJ ad Coach C. McDaniel ai-uma.. First row Coach C. McDaniel, D. Nierman, R. Alexander, l. Copeland, A. Priller, E, Brown, G, Sutton, J. Faulk- ner, B. Ashman, J. Most, T, Pfaff. D. Westerfield, l'l, Smyser, Second row: Asst. Coach Bane, E. Freeze, R. Ready, wrestle? This is the chant that echoes through the field house each night the Southport grapplers toil for precision. Did they make it9 You betl The Cardinal mat men compiled a record of l3 wins, l tie, plus the County Championship and runner up in the sectional, regional and state meets Seniors Bob Ashman, Gene Sutton, Eddie Brown, and Ron Alexander plus Juniors Dave Nierman and Harry Smyser were individual county champs Harry Srnwser was the undeteated 95-pound State Champ. Rcr- Alexander, l75 pounds, and Bob Ashman l27 pnunds, were runners-up Jackson, G. Reeves, E. Speicher, L. Jackson, T. Hurst, B. Adams, J. Pichette, S. King, W. Corlson, D. Ransdale, J. Moffat. SHS. 21 Warren Central 21 S HS. 27 Lawrence Central I9 SH S. 34 North Central I5 SH S. 26 Franklin Township 24 SHS 25 Ben Davis I7 S H S. 47 Decatur Central 5 SHS 34 Richmond I8 S H S 25 Kokomo I4 S ld S. 26 Bloomington I9 SHS, 39 Jett of Lafayette l3 SHS. 22 Bread Ripple 20 SHS 44 Elommington University 7 S H S, 30 Crawfordsville l6 SHS. 38 Tech 8 County Champs Second Secti-nals Secznd, Rf gianals Eecfnd State Tcugh on the mat? The Card nal men produced six individual county champs cn the varsity squad and seven champs cn the reserve team The reserve team had a record of l3 wins and lloss. X z If f-Jw. xn - 13A ,ik -x . .J x X t' Y, A AX v 'f I ' I fl 4 ? X , f I, i X 1 f N Ou mom Q 1 A mm md H1 3 Q'-4 , k ' V f , , I v 4' ' km., . T K 1 ' N I if F . 1 --I 2 f' I AX X h. Q .- . if J fx L , ,X I g s.. , , f 1 'X Q xx 'A I fl gf X , ,C A kk' ,HRV . ,i 1 ' Q 'A J' 'K ,, mJ 1 X ','e,f'j X EX I 1 'Sf 'Y 33 f P A N if I , 1 ' ' 5 x X I , 5 Qg a QA -+45 f :if QQ V! 4 , K, :lu .4, I, . hranj nj 1 -rx ni The '959-1F60 wrciwrwj MDM AUC r 3 r M E5 Pmgr' J Huw war D 'Mer lr R f'R'cxam1U, L Qopida ,T Phaff Hf'r'. ln- wr, C SL1'T 1 E Ejr .-,fy T Vvf5'5VfNExf'1,f'A1 PNNQV mail 'vW'fr. 24x ' . - I i 4 F3-si n ll gg .--'31-31,5 A. i 73 B5 34, Members of this years football team were: B. Mayer, L. Graham, J. Lohman, B Williams, T. Gilmore, T. Taylor, T. Duke, J. Peiper, D, Curtis, N. Reese, B. Wasson. 2nd row J. Etchison, J. Ross, D. Hadley, J. Most, J. Veiwegh, J. Jordan, E, Freese, S. Bennie, W. Dean, J. Whiteside, J. Green. 3rd row S. Crist, P. Gerdt, J. Quick, W. Mills, D, Nierman, L. Keene, B. Bennett, M. Williams, K. Nier- man, R. Speicher, T. Kilrain. 4th row M. Taylor, J. 'IB Simpson, J. Pichette, M. Cain, K. Redeker, D. Howard, L. Jackson, T. Hurst, R. Jackson, Bob Marsh, L. Ford B. Kerney. 6th row P. Kanter, G. Rallison, B. Ryan, D Shell, S. Wischmeyer, V. Barnes, J. Schwieteman, J Sutton, D. Huevel, R. Reese, D. Frick, J. Holt, B 1 Adams, R. Burket, C. Meadows. 7th row J. O'Brien, B. Hickman, J. Mattson. . . . Knock someone down in the first Pio Tlootfr wonderful for the nemfef' The expectations of our football team were reached and excelled by the achievement of seven wins and two losses. Expecting a mediocre season, our rulers of the gridiron passed, punted, and ran to second in the South- Central Conference, and runner-up in the Class A Divi- sion of the Marion County Football Championship. Greater triumph was gained when our revenge against Manuals mythical State Champions of l958 was ful- filled. Local recognition was again extended when Bob Ashman and Bill Bennett received the Line and Back- field rnan-of-the-year rewards, respectively As we all can agree, the goals of triumph were crossed manv times th s year. Get that pass Watch the center, are only a few of the many phrases that are heard over the gridiron during the football seas?-n These expressions were bases for the many victories that our varsity stars achieved Reaching these goals was made possible bv a hard working coaching staff Making up this threesome are Marvin Haw!-ins Richard Schner, and Head Coach, Jack Morgan. Due credit can be expressed by each and every- one of us toward another group of Southpcrrs best ll2 Coach J. Morgan Y? J ,tiff . . 4 V Qfixfffb-K A FO 5 A s 4 t ul: A cf V' 1 A , Q, ,' 1rr.' f 5-'Tf iff '13 :, U J . 7 if g X ' 4 ' ' Nw? In 1..-,.ni w. : M ,! ! t A - ' . Y. W P h b. . 7 mm s . 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Vtrrnt t1C and XLlttf1U't'X tw fttmti ntrnzr-tt nn the wr et ff tl vngttrmen aeayfn After QVWCC 'Nl rtn Centmf kcwurge tn tng Cittntx Tftwney and atun ned tncrn mth a resffundtnj Cxtf- ifstng t trme xtCf,rx Our rnlgntx Card:- nala t'flf t', tne road and upset Fnrt Waxnat Sfutn for the ieconzt Crznxecttttxe xear and Cfrnntled an arnnitnj recfnrd uf ltmstnc rtntw twtt matt Qarncw 'ut nf wx Our notvcx tm .1 repeat mf the fwtanual slauqnter Nast year were dtrnrned Cwnaxderatenly tny the nntwy of aennor star guard, Dan Woernerg nn the Cetumbus game. Our team rallaed vattantly in the sectnonal and advanced to the ftnat game wnth arch rwal Manuat, but their lneiqlwt prnved tofu much frwr Our harttwfftrt twuatterx VVQ than funk anxnrtLrJx trtwnrd next xcuar nn Wwe ff an wer greater ,easrn than thtx xear v 116 fmt mzotly V alma Coach Blackie Braden QLL fi Seated: llett to righti Rick Bruhn, Don Pugh, Bob nett,Jim l-lohlt, Dick Putt, Dick Brown Hank Orme As Rosebrock, Dan Woerner, Steve Crist, Fred Fleetwood. sistant Coach Richard Theil. Standing tleft to right? Coach Blackie Braden, Bill Ben- 'Togetlv 1' we ca 1111015 fvzilj' The cry around Southport for the second straight year was County Champs Our fighting Cardinal team emerged victorious from the ten participating teams. The hardwood stars opened with a resounding triumph over Decatur Centralg they then proceeded to elminate Ben Davis They flew into the finals with high hopes and their hopes were not dimmed even by mighty North Central Our team laid to ruin the Washington Township tive 45-S3 in a magnificent overtime contest Franklin D. Roosevelt Season Basketball Record uthp rt uthp rt futhport S uthport Southport S uthport S uthport Southport Southport Southport Southport Center Gr we Franklm Fort Waxne S Tech Sexmour 1ettersonttIle Greensburg North Central Rushvulle Connersvnlle Howe County Tourney Decatur Central rf ,,f ut 5.4 N-4 Ill I ufhp rt u hpnrt uthpurt uthp rt 5 uthport Sou hport Southport Southport S uthport Southport Soutnport Southport E..- E aw N rth Cer'tTra1 Ben Dm ad 1 ShC1bxvl11e Warren Central Columbus Martunsvr11e Manual Sectional id Wood New Palestlne Manual AK.. T 0 xwrbntx b25Let1aIl tc rn tw crncr H Or rcwn S t D Pug Bennett J Hoh1t and Rc Eruhn 5 -Z! . 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Hartman, J. Islirv, third row: Mr. Pickard, B Wihdhcrst D l-lcrtcn, G. Carrwirwe, D. Morris, I.. D Allgood, J. Harris, P. McMurray, J. Maddox, B. Dore Dampier, C. Smith, L. Ccrwrwblly, second row: S. McClure, rzs, T. Davis, B. Tackett, J McCrary, Mr. Bertram. C Stumph J Nigh R Prosser, D. T:rwev,J Marien l2O We can be gmciozizig gallant mm' gayn A. F. Herbert The '60 varsity squad was Carolyn Goodnight, Juliann Quack, David Woerner, Margie Bockes, and Nancy Black. Hail to Southport High. These are the tamous words sung by every student showing his support for his school. During the school year Southport has displayed a wonderful school spirit by their exhibits ot yells at all the games, Leading everyone in the cheers were the varsity and reserve cheerleaders. They have rnade every ettort to make the pep club one of the best in the state and their success was very evident For serving two years as varsity cheeleaders, Carolyn Goodnight, Nancy Black, and Margie Bockes received pins. The Booster Club, one ot the largest organi' zations in the school, under the guidance ot Mr Schmalteldt, has kept the school spirit high Part ot this, ot course, is due to the pep posters which have appeared in the halls betore all games, and to the enthusiasm ot the yell leaders The otticers this year were John Christoph, president Steve Gavin! vice- president, and Pat Tapscott, treasurer. l22 Backing the reserve team as cheerleaders were Maureen O'Brien, Andrea Deever, and Beth Witte. The otticers spent many hours preparing the skits tor pep sessions and programs heard during the announce- ments. W ia Skits, precision chants, and iust plain yelling were heard at all roundball games this Year, as the Braden's Raiders, under the leadership of Don Baer, Tom Anthony, Bill Greenwood, and sponsor Mr. Jack Morgan, made their appearance. These sports enthusiasts are avid fans ot Southport athletic events and are loyal in boosting the boys in trials as well as triumphs. 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