Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

N ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBR 3 1833 01758 0868 GC 977,202 S089HS, 1962 1962 ANCHOR SOUTHPORT HIGH SCHOOL INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA j-rovn , Our senior class officers Buzz Hickman, president; Jim Hohit, vice-president; Parry Pasch, secretary-treas- urer, with Mr, Edwin Krause, class sponsor, realize that the last year for the class of ' 62 is about to reach the finale. At one of the portals during an intermission at the Prom appear Steve Higgs, Karen Hollingsworth, Bill Voorhies, Marcia Coates, Sharon Klatte, Don Norton, Vonda Hooper, Ed McCarty, Eileen Newcomb, and Don Owens. y lonie of •— licinipions Tm iTniin Msmm saoHKBt ■■■-XtiUvfsSa LOCAL HISTORY ' ' ' ' CLOSED f- oint of View From this threshold, Mr. Leedy often observes everyday life at S.H.S. Openrng the door to a new way of life at S.H.S. are the freshman class officers: Phil Wright, secretary- treasurer; John Hickman, vice-presi- dent; Tom Ryan, president; and Mrs. Pearson, class sponsor. Our life at Southport is continually evolving. The only way to stop time is to record the past in memories, for as seniors become alumni, as underclassmen become upperclassmen, there will be new faces and new classes. From this point of view, we immediately begin to review the important facets of our life at S.H.S. Those of us who are planning for college are grateful for Southport ' s high rating, both academic and social. We proudly recall the many football and bas- ketball games in which we participated in our meager way as boost- ers of OUR teams Now and later we shall point with pride to the many honors and tro- phies won by our classmates. We shall relive the dances and thank silently the many unknown figures who convert the concrete gymna- sium into a glittering, abstract mirage. Life at S.H.S. with its history and traditions fills, from fieshmen to senior, with a sense of unity. As each of us in turn proceeds silently along the aisles, clad in cap and gown, we will recapture these scenes — each of us from his own point of view. i.l -J l 4 ' royn ur jjoini f View i yound J he i chooi Bob Cameron, Patti Walker, and Janet Adams join 5.H.S. Seniors to brighten the Christmas season on Annual Senior Dress- up Day. Southport High School is more than a mass of brick and mortar. It is a society in itself composed of many people from all walks of life. It is a society which helps these people to grow mentally, socially, and physically. Southport ' s foundation is not of cement, but of hearts and spirits of students and faculty mem- bers, past and present. Its cornerstone is made up of school spirit and pride. This pride enables Southport students to rank high in any field in which they en- deavor or compete. Sue Hiatt and Mr. Theil inspect some of the landscaping made possible through the Student Council to beautify our school grounds. Mr. Leedy mingles freely with the students in friendly conversation. We profoundly regret the resignation of Mr. Leedy, for we feel that we have lost an out- standing educator who has led S.H.S. through many successful years. Faculty and students alike extend to Mr. Leedy best wishes for happiness in retirement. Senior Joe Daniels represented Southport at the National Youth Conference on the Atom held in Chicago during the month of November. S.H.S. exceils academically as well as athletically. Panel members Joe Daniels, Sob Adams, Carol Grube, Judi Utterback, Dianne Todd, and Patti Walker with Mr. Dart, sponsor, demonstrated their skill on the ' Expedition Into Knowledge T.V. show. 4 IL Wav We Xoo f J{. W onors Names-Games-Aims: It is these three words that sum up the people, sports, and activities of Southport High School. As seniors, we reflect on the gnarled and craggy path that has led us unceasingly upward. The path itself IS lined with the familiar names and faces of people whom we have known, with the prizes of victory which we have nobly won, and with the honors and achievements which we have received in working faithfully toward our aim and goal. Mr. Krause congratulates Joe Daniels, finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Jane Robertson, senior, exhibits the plaque presented to her as the second place award in the Dental Division of the Regional Science Fair. For the second consecutive year, Dave Frick, senior, won outstanding speaking honors at the Purdue Legislative Assembly. D.A.R, good citizen, Judi Utterback, was chosen on the basis of personality ratings for dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Barbara Kappmeyer, junior, who won the title M iss Baton Twirler of Indiana traveled to Galveston, Texas, and placed second in the national contest. Behind us lies the indisputable and unforgettable past with all of its grand victories and beneficial education, but before us lies the never ending future with its dutiful promise of even richer victories and higher achievements. We have been a part of a great tradition of a great school; therefore, let us walk briskly up the interminable road of life that forever leads to the future and give honor and respect to those who have given an abundant assistance in our perpetual search for knowledge. Southport has opened many new doors for each and find our place In life. Carol Grube represents her class and Southport by attaining the highest academic rank and the title ' f valedictorian. cj wm_ m- -emr. •t- 4 40 «i, mi. mtm mm mr : 5, 1Si:i «5 Wt4 W -i1BSM(P Seniors, make last minute preparations for the big moment. Mixed emotions, the joy of conquest, and the sadness of departure. SENIOR CLASS DF IRbl c: 4 m m f mk tep ' - ' s . - ' - IIIm JTl li rrW ' Jte n 9l ks..Am ' ' H ! } m KSr-f. ' - Iy The debate team members prepare and discuss notes for an approaching meet We are indeed proud of them for scoring many impressive victories during the season In the Home Economics Department, senior Donna Pittman receives the Betty Crocker Award from Mrs. Smith for the highest score on a test given to senior girls by a division of General Mills, Inc. Janice LaFlamme scans her notes before the final contest the Voice of Democracy competition. 10 yVeen i- oynpetition In the Trouble Shooting contest, Southport ' i boys again proved we are tops by de- tecting all the mechanical defects in their car and driving to win the trophy. imAii r -—- m Jane Robertson, Sandy Rutz, and Judy Nicholson were awarded a $100 grant by the Indiana Heart Association for their experiments with rats, ' rabbits, and cockroaches to find the effects of cholesterol in arteriosclerosis. Patty Pasch and Kathy Ball, elected state FBLA presi- dent and reporter, respectively, later attended the Na- tional Convention in Washington ,D.C. j-rom kJuv jjoint v ew J he ocial UUnirl The old saying all work and no play certainly doesn ' t apply to Southport students. There are five dances held during the course of the year. The Sweater Swirl is held in the fall amid autumn leaves and pumpkins, and the Christmas Dance highlights the exciting yule season The annual Turnabout Twirl is anxiously awaited by the boys as the girls make use of the saying, Turnabout is fair play. But the event of the year is the Junior-Senior Prom when the juniors bid farewell to the seniors. To close the social whirl, the May Dance is held in honor of the spring athletes. ges on their dates before attending the Turnabout Preparing for the festivities of the Christmas dance, Winter Wonderland, are seniors Kathy Euler D.ck Rodebaugh, Steve Schoultz, Janice Miller, Steve Higgs, and Judi Fox Juniors and seniors enjoy the beauty of the Japanese garden that was the setting of the Junior-Senior Prom, Sayonara. May queens swing on a rainbow. Sue Wasson, senior, was chosen for service; Sharon Ford, junior, for her personality; Marianne Solomon, sophomore, for her beauty; and Luanne Sims, fresh- man, for her friendliness. The senior girls, keeping with tradi- tion, present the finale of the Talent Show with songs of praise to S,H,S. With all acts aboard, the showboat Cardinal Belle, which set the stage for the Talent Show, sailed along leaving loads of talent to he carried by the waves to the audience on the shore. Varied j tudeyit Each year on Easter Sunday, people from our community churches come together to commemorate the Resurrection with r Easter Sunrise Service. Various students, many choirs, and the orchestra participate in this event to make it one of the most inspiring presentations of the school. Norma Boyd and Terry Voipp participated with various other students in the Nativity Scene created for the Christmas convocation f ' rodiictions Themes such as Let ' s Grind Up the Redskin Pea- nuts and many more adorned the homecoming floats. Since weeks of preparation accompanied this gala event, it was the most successful home- coming in Southport ' s history. The crowning of Homecoming Queen Andrea Decver climaxed the evening ' s festivities. With her court of Kathy Ball, Barbara Kappmeyer, Pam Young, Nancy Howard, and Patty Pasch, she happily reigned not only over the Homecoming but also the Sweater Swirl. First-year typists pound the keyboard to pei-fect skills of rhythm, :peed ?nd accuracy while torming daily timed writ ' ng exercises. j-rovn y ur jjolnt v View J he J ht-ec rd s tid yVioi ' c College preparatory, home economics, commercial, industrial arts, agriculture and general are the six courses of study offered at Southport from which a student may choose the course that will best meet his needs and abilities. There are special, advanced courses offered in many fields for thos student who wsh to pre-prepare themselves for special fields. A student may also gain valuable practical experience through his work as physical education assistant, of- fice girl, cadet teacher, or as teacher ' s secretary. Sit lux (Let thtre bi knowledge) is the motto of the Latin classes. This year ' s enrollment of Latin sttidents is the largest in the history of Southport High School. Familiar classroom scenes o ur Panel discussions set off explosive arguments at times on such subjects as integration, juvenile delinquency, and teenage problems. A demonstration of centrifugal force is just one of the many ex- positions that take place in a physics classroom. 4 Viore i evloMS yVlon ients In shop, mechanical drawing, and home economics, boys learn to use their hands as well as then training as future carpenters, architects, and husbands inds and receive The art classes add a touch of beauty to the school with their exhibits, Christmas murals, and decorations. ' Our a own A t pical day in Our Town is depirtpd in the households of the Gibb ' s and Webb ' s. Cast Stage Manager Larry Lynch Emily Webb Susan Thompson George Gibbs Steve McGee Dr. Gibbs Joe Daniels Mrs. Gibbs Suzanne Darko Mrs. Webb Sharon Stegemoller Editor Webb Terry Vcipp Rebecca Gibbs Susan Swengel Wally Webb Charles Ferguson Howie Newsome Keith Smith Simon Stimson Herbert Neidenberger Mrs. Soames Pam Heiney Professor Willard Tom Sawyer Constable Warren Jon Thomas Joe Crowell Bill Wagoner Si Crowell Larry Smith Sam Craig Paul Mount Joe Stoddard Raymond Starks Eagerly awaiting their debut on the stage, the cast of the Senior Play appear in costume after the dress rehearsal. Other members of the cast include Gladys Alt- mann, Betty Eggerding, Jen Fitzwater, Mary Gilmore, Lucy Giorgianna, Karen Hollings- worth, Sharon Klatte, Bob Lewsader, June Linkle, Christine Lowe, Jerry Lynch, Sharon Resner, Sandy Sells, Carol Short, Ann Trimpe, and Judith Utterback. The student director was Karen Shepard; the prompter, Kay Short, and the sponsor, Mrs, Kathleen Ritchie. As various activities go on about Our Town , En the sweethearts, are upstairs doing their lessons. ily and George, ALL WORK AND SOME PLAY Scholars Dianne Todd and Joe Daniels rank second and third respectively in their sen- ior class of three hundred and eighty-five students. Both will attend Purdue Univers- sity this fall. FROM OUR POINT OF VIEW After hours of study, reading, and recitation in a determined attempt to receive that coveted diploma, we add variety to our academic lives with social acti- vities ranging from the decorous Junior-Senior Prom to a lively snowball battle after school. From our point of view school is a pleasant mixture of fun and learn- ing. Some students having fun in a snowball fight after school. Wmi A n x If m 1 R ll o H . i S s 1 i S i S: ife K ShhK I D V . H 2 hm Mk n I Hbtk l fft --- M K Dr. Glenn, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Leedy, principal of Southport High School, decide many poli- cies that contribute to the successful functioning of our high school. THE PRINCIPALS POINT OF VIEW We want Soutnport High School to have a happy, wholesome environment in which our young men and women are exposed to and take part in such experiences as will enable them to become good American Citizens. The above involves getting their lessons to the best of their ability as well as adequate particiat the journey ' s end with grades commensurate with their abili- they are happy in doing. It further involves learning to get along with your teachers and living peaceably and happily with those about you. Those who go through the four years at Southport and arrive at the journey ' s end with grades commensurate with their abili- ty, and with a disposition of friendliness toward others may well consider their high school days a success. Miss Penrod Mr. Theil J ne : clynlnistrati on The success of Southport High School depends upon the careful planning of the administrative leaders Mr. Leedy, principal; Dr. Glenn, Superintendent of Schools; Miss Penrod, dean of girls; Mr. Theil and Mr. Ratliff, dean of boys and vice principals; and Mr Krause, head guidance counselor, aided by Mrs. Pear- son, Mr. Brown, Mr. Morgan, and Mr. Robbins, guid- ance counselors for the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes respectively, all work together to- ward one goal - one well functioning unit - Southport Hiah School. Mr. Ratliff This past year, the guidance department has grown to include a counselor for each class. Mrs Pearson, freshman class sponsor, ably guides the freshman; Mr. Brown, sophomore class sponsor, the sophomores; Mr. Morgan the |uniors and Mr Krause, senior class sponsor, and Mr. Robbins, the seniors. j-acult j ll l WILLIAM BANE — B.S., Phy. Ed. Indiana University Phy. Ed., Health Safety DAVID BARNUM — B.S Ball State Business JUNE BARRON — B.S. Southern Illinois University Kerne Economics DAVID BERTRAM — B.S. Indiana Central Drivers ' Ed., Biology Frosh Football Basketball Coach ALICE BLACK— A. B. Indiana Central CARL BRADEN — B.S. Butler History Head Basketball Coach RALPH BROWN — B.S. Indiana Central M.S. Butler Business Soph. Class Sponsor Guidance Counselor Beg. Adv. Photo Club A-V Director RICHARD BRUNOEHLER — B.S. JASEMINE BUSH— A. B. Butler Mathematics FRANCES CAMPBELL — A.B. Indiana Central WILLIAM CARSON — A.B. Franklin College Social Studies HELEN CHANDLER — A.B. Butler Head of Social Studies Dept. NANCY CLAMPITT — B.S., Butler Phy. Ed., Guidance G.A.A. HALDON COLE — A.B. Indiana Central Mathematics Co-sponsor of Hi-Y JOHN CULBERTSON— B.S Oakland City College MS Indiana State M.S. in Science Ed RICHARD DART — A.B. m Psy. Maryville, MA, Ball State Social Studies Chess Club Expedition into Knowledge ROBERT DILLS — B,S. Indiana University Drivers ' Ed , WILLIAM EATON — B,S. Indiana Central MS, Butler English MYLES ELEY— A,B, Indiana Central English, Public Speaking ELAINE FOSTER — B,S. CARL FOWLER — B,S. Oakland City College M.S. in Science Ed University of Utah Mathematics Beg Math Club HAROLD HAGEDON — B.S. Butler M.S. in Science A-V THOMAS HATHAWAY — B.S. Indiana Central MS. Indiana University Biology Track Coach BERT HAVILAND — B.S, Indiana Central Social Studies Outdoor Life Club MARVIN HAWKINS — B,S, Hanover Social Studies Asst. Football i Track Coach JOHN HIGBEE — B.S. Indiana University Journalism, English MARY HILLIS — A,B. Indiana Central English GEORGE HUMBARGER — B.S. Huntington College MS m Business Ed. VIRGINIA ISRAEL — B.S,, M.A. Indiana University HAROLD IVERSON — B.M.E., M.M. Instrumental Lessons Cardinalaires Asst. Co-ordinator of Music of Perry Twp. LINDA KIRKHAM — B.S. Indiana Central JOHN LEMEN — B.S., M.S. Indiana State Industrial Arts REX LEWIS — A.B. Indiana Central Chem.stry, Physics Mathematics LOIS LICHTSINN— A.B. Butler English RAY LINSON — B S. Ball State Industrial Arts Safety Club LARRY LOPP — B.S. Indiana University Mathematics SHIRLEY LOVE — B.S. Indiana Central Business EARL McCORMICK — B.S A., M.S. Purdue University Agriculture, Chemistry F.F.A. CHAUNCEY McDANIEL — B.S., M.S. Indiana University Drivers ' Ed Wrestling, Cross Country Coach : A )mM STAURT MACKISON— B.S., M.S. Indiana University ELBA MAJORS — A.B., MA. Head of Language Dept. Beg. 8, Adv. Latin Clubs Yearbook MARY MARSHALL — A.B. Indiana Central M.A. New Mexico Highlands U. English JOHN MASON — B.S. Indiana State MS. Indiana University Industrial Arts ANNA MEGNIS — B.S. Butler CHARLENE MILAM — B.S. Butler English, Public Speaking ELWOOD MILLER — B.S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana University Head of Business Dept. F.B.L.A. LUCILLE MILLER— A.B. Indiana State Mathematics Junior Class Sponsor JACK MORGAN— B.S. Ball State Business Jr. Class Guidance Couns3!or MARTHA-BELLE MORGAN— A.B. Butler University English, French French Club ORPHA MORWICK — A.B. Indiana State Librarian Co-sponsor of Library Club ROBERT MOWERY— B.S., M.S. Indiana State Gen, Science, Biology PHYLLIS PEARSON— B.S. , M.S. Butler GENE PERKINS— B.S. Indiana Central JAMES PETERSON— B.S. in Bus Ed. Indiana Central Business WILLIAM PICKARD— B.S. Indiana Central M.S. Indiana University Gen. Science, Biology Frosh Baske tball Coach Astronomy Club JERRY RAIBLEY — B.A. Evansville College Biology MARY REED — A.B. M.S. Butler English, Latin Junior Red Cross v OLIVE REESE— A.B. Indiana Central M.S. Butler Head of English Dept. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y KATHLEEN RITCHIE — A.B. Butler MA. Northwestern U. English, Dramatics National Thespians Dram. Club, Senior Play CHARLES ROBBINS — B.S. Missouri Valley College M.S. Butler Head Football Coach Senior Guidance Counselor Mathematics Intramural Basketball ELLIS ROBINS — A.B. Indiana Central Physics Head of Science Dept Phy-Chem Club MARY ROBINSON — A.B. Indiana Central English JUAN RODRIGUEZ — B.S. BILL SCHMALFELDT— B.M. Butler 8. Jordan College of Music Head of Music Dept. Co-ordinator of Music of Perry Twp Cardinalettes Booster Club THELMA SCHMIDT — B.S. East Central State, Oklahoma Phy. Ed, Health 8. Safety Co-sponsor of G A.A. RICHARD SCHRIER — A B. Indiana Central Phy. Ed , Guidance Asst. Football 8. Reserve Baseball Coach MARJORIE SMITH — B.S. Sr. F.H.B. JOHN SNEPP — B Franklin College M.S. Indiana Univers Head of Mathematic Adv. Math Club Dept. ■B.S. BETTY STEVENS- Indiana University Mathematics KENNETH STOUGH— B.S. Indiana Centra! Art Art Club EVERETT SWANK — B.S. Indiana Central M.S. Indiana University Mathematics Tennis Coach BURTIS TAYLOR — B.S. Indiana Cenrral Business RICHARD THEIL — B.S. Indiana Central M.S. Butler History Reserve Basketball Coach Baseball Coach MELVIN TIMMONS— B S , M.S. University of Illinois Social Studies MARY TINDER — B.P.S.M. Indiana University English ELIZABETH TOWNSEND — A.B Butler English NELLE WEAVER — B.S. Ball State WILLIAM WEBB— B.S. Indiana State Auto Shop ' hHiMAi JUDITH YOCKEY- Eall State English -3 - i LESTER ROLTU This year our school received a great loss in the death of Mr. Les- ter Routh, one of our ablest teachers. Knowing that his first re- sponsibility was to the welfare of his students, Mr. Routh never faltered in his duty — to equip his pupils as best he knew how to be good, successful citizens. While he is no longer with us physi- cally, we are certain that his memory and, what would be more important to him, the good that he did will go on and on. (Zlass Of 1962 The Class of 62 look back on their years at Southport as years of fun, education, and experience. Academic awards, homecoming, South Central Conference foot- ball champs, sectional basketball champs, and other titles won in the various other sporting events through- out our final year are just a few of the many goals we have achieved. Along with Mr. Krause are our class officers Buzz Hickman, president; Jim Hohit, vice- president; Patty Pasch, secretary-treasurer. With the help and guidance of these people, our senior year has been brought to a very successful conclusion; a year we shall never forget. . -■, f ' 6«! tfi Aita Abney, Mildred Adams, Janet Adams, Robert Akeman, Edward Albaugh, Michael Aliff, Stephen Altmann, Gladys Anderson, Rick Arthur, Carol Ashley, Brenda Askin, Carolyn Askin, Lois Bailey, Larry Ball, Kathy Ballard, James Barker, Mary Jo Barkhaus, Robert Barnd, Patricia Barnhill, Gloria Beatty, Jack Beder, Linda Beler, William Bell, John Bennett, Stephen Berger, Sharon Bertram, Donna Betzler, Susan Bland, William Blubaugh, Barbara Boggs, Steven Boone, Kay Bowers, Nancy Brandenburg, Thomas Bridenstine, James Briner, Cha.ies Brink, Sandra Brooks, Bob Bullard, Linda Burk, Cheri Burkert, Richard Burkhart, Christine Burnett, Judith Burnette, Stanley Bush, Karen Cameron, Robert Cannon, Alma Carmichael, James Casey, Douglas , ■ ' - i .. L m ' ' ' } . • -i. f f •• ' 1 Cauble, Larry Caughey, James Cessna, Claudia Childers, Suelynne Christy, John Circle, Roy Clark, Carol Coker, Lynn Cleary, Carolyn Coleman, Larry Collins, Herb Commons, Rick Compto n, Georgeana Condrey, Rande Conover, Larry Coombs, Ma rha Coonce Joann Coy, Pruda C itzer, James Cunningham, Lir da C jrson. Curt Darlene s, John Dallas, Cleo Dampier, Carole Daniels, Joseph Darko, Suzanne Davee, Ronnie Davis, Victoria Day, Terresa Dean, Janet Dowell, Charles Dressier, Judith i iii ■■f JHI 4 Eggerding, Betty Elliot, Nancy Ellis, Joyce Embry, Wiley Engle, Skip Ensslin, Edwin Euler, Kathy Fancher, John Fannin, Victoria Farmer, Steve Ferguson, Charles Fisher, Michael Fitzwater, Jeri Fleetwood, Fred Folkening, Mark Ford, Robert Ford, Sharon Forey, Mary Forsyth, Nancy Fountain, Richard Foust, David Fox, Judith Frank, Claudia Freese, Edgar 34 Frick, David Games, Sandy Gardner, Carl George, Edward f itp ' ' a -f . WKi4 Gerdt, Carol Gerdt, Philip Gillette, Gerald Gilium, Gary tm L iM rh i Gilman, Spencer Giimore, Mary Giorgianni, Lucy Giowner, Larry Goodnight, Thomss Goodwin, Richard Gorman, Jo Ann Gray, Gloria Gray, Judy Gray, Marilyn Greismer, Mary Grube, Carol Gunn, George Gunn, Sharon Hall, Jerry Hall, Sharon Hanf, Sharon Hardwick, Richard Harris, Judi Harris, Rodger Hasse, Richard Hawk, Larry Hawkins, Ronnie Hazlett, Randy Heckman, Kenneth Heeringa, Charles Heidelberger, Harriette Heiney, Pamela Hemmingsen, Marsh Hendricks, Sandra Herner, Kar Hernly, Philip Hickman, Horace Hicks, Frederick Higgs, Steven Hillenburg, Gary Hitch, Carol Hoaglan, Ronald Hoagland, John Hobbs, Stephen Hobson, Carole Hodger, Thomas Hoffman, Steve Hohit, James Hohit, Karene Holder, Martha Hollingsworth, Karen Holfon, Barbara Hook, Harry Howard, Nancy Huevel, Dennis Hughes, Betty Humbles, Robert Hunt, Gerald Hurst Thomas Hurt, Mary Ingram, Cheryl Jackson, Lynn Jameson, Wonda Jann, David John, Sharyn Johnson, David Johnson, Francis Johnson, Michael A SkAi m M Johnston, Larry Jones, Verlos Jordy, James Kautsky, Karen Kegley, Beverly Kenyon, Donna Kerney, Willi, King, Ruth King, Sharon Kirlin, Martha Klatte, Sharon Knight, John Koch, Carol Kramp, Edith Krichbaum, Sandra Krodel, Michael Krug, Marilyn Ladigo, Bonita Lancaster, Ross Lee, Norma Lewis, Ernest Lewsader, Robert Liddil, Susan 38 Line, Charles Linkel, June Lloyd, Thomas Long, Stephen Loos, Brenda Loschky, Sonya Loudermilk, Thomas Low, Richard Lowe, Christine Lynch, Jerry Lynch, Larry McElroy, Vicki 1 McGee, Steven McGinnis, Angie McGinnis, Eugene McMillin, Judith y? ■ttr i tk k m ik Mallory, James Mallory, Norma Marple, David Marsh, James Mason, Charlene Mattox, Linda Maynard, Carol May, Sandy Meacham, Warren Medlock, Michael Meredith, Barbara Meredith, Dennis Merrett, Frances Mickel, David Miller, Donna Miller, Janice Miner, Robert Minger, Mary Mitchell, Brenda Moffat, John Montgomery, Donna Montgomery, Sheila Moon, Donna Moore, Ronald Morris, Patricia Most, James Most, Judith Mount Paul Neidenberger, Herbert Neumeister, Ruth Newman, Robert 40 Nibarger, Carolyn Nicholson, Judy Nieman, William Nierman, Kenneth Nolan, Danny O ' Brien, Jack Orme, Charles Otte, William Pasch, Patricia Passwater, Phillip Patterson, Ronnie Perry, Guy Petrycki, Sandra Pfaff, Thomas Pichette, Joseph Pickerell, Thomas Pierce, Mary Jo Pittman, Donna Pitts, Donna Plunkett, Marvin Poland, Laurel Portteus, David Powell, Deanna Price, David Puckett, Kathy Putt, Irvin Quinlan, Diane Ransdell, James Reagin, Juanice Reed, Carolyn Reese, Richard Resner, Sharon Richardson, Larry Rjehl, Sharon Rippel, William -Roberts, Kenneth Robertson, Jane Rock, Sharon Rodebaugh, Richard Roe, Clyde Roehling, Fred Roessler, Albert Ross, Judith Ross, Ronald Roth, Vickie Rutz, Sandra Saleba, Bill Saunders, Ronald i Sawyer, Thomas Scales, Peggy Schuster, Diane Sells, Sandra Shepard, Karen Short, Carol Short, Kay Shoultz, Steve Simpson, John Simpson, Linda Simpson, Margaret Sims, Mariam Singer, Larry Smith, Carolyn Smith. Edward Smith, Virgi Smith, Keith Smith, Larry Smithey, Carol Smyser •, Anita Speicher, Reg Spencer, James Spilker, Ralph Spray, Douglas MiM Spurgeon, David Starks, Raymond Steffey, David Stegemoller, Sharon Stephens, Sylvia Stevenson, Jane Stogsdill, Karin Stohler, Don Stuart, Phillip Sullivan, Mike Sutherland, Dale Sutton, Jeffrey Sutton, Max Sweetser, Steven Swengel, Susan Taylor, Mike Taylor, Phillip Terrell, Ram Thomas, Jon Thomas, Marguerite Thompson, Susan Tillett, Paulett.-i Todd, Dianne Todd, Linda 44 ■• ' Sit Totten, Andrew Trimpe, Ann True, Ernest M k Tucker, Jerry Tumey, Michael Unerback, Judith Utterback, Theresa Van Deman, Gary Vanderveen, James Vincent, Bobby Voipp, Terry Wagener, William Wagner, Sandra Wakeland, Michael Walker, Patricia iki MMiM Warner, Gladys Watkins, Carl Wayt, Judith Weaver, Bill Wehr, Robert Weishaar, Ronnie Westerfield, David Wetzel, Norman Mi f Wetzel, Phyllis Whitaker, Clifford Wilkins, Bertha Williams, Martin Williams, Michael Wilson, Anna Wilson, Lillie Wilson, Thomas Winburn, Sheri Windmiller, Judith Windsor, Barbara Wischmeyer, Steph- Woerner, David Wolma, Don Wrana, Stanley Wyant, Ivan Wyatf, Milto n Wycoff, Paul Young, Bill Zike, Thomas GARY SCHOONOVER It was with stiock and regret that we of the senior class learned of the death of our classmate, Gary Schoonover. Not only was he a friend to many of us, but he was an example of courage for all of us to emulate. We may be confident that his memory will stay with his classmates long after those of many other school acquaintances will have faded and van- ished. s ' he day of expectation has arrived nd the Junior Class officers, Louie lampier, president; Dick Prosser, ice-president; Georgia James, secre- ary-treasurer; and Mrs. Lucille Mil- ?r, class sponsor, cooperate to ful- ill the anticipated desires of S. H. S. uniors. his class has made an impressive ecord throughout the 1961-1962 chool years and has bestowed many onors upon the name of Soutnport. ' he Prom, the rings, homecoming ueens, floats, and academics are nly a few of the many activities ' hich combine to make this class one f loyalty, spirit, and accomplishment. RING] i-ZOO lee, Mary nt, Robert Tdrews, Roger ithony, Susan jstin, Barbara ase, Mary iker, Kim li er, Linville re, Gary -ley, Michael stin, Joyce stin, Sharon atty, Phyllis ck, Pamela II, Carolyn !nnett, Judith jrger, Sandra irtram. Lame Ms, Charlene ackwell, Carl and, Rosalind ankenship. Mar- f% fit 1% f O fi- J ■ BIythe, Shirley Bogard, Emily Boger, Patricia Bossingham, Gale Boyd, Norma Bradley, Michael Braford, Barbara ?s 1 J4 Brandt, Gilbert Briner, Robert Brinkoetter, Donna Brittan, Margaret Brock, Judi Brouhard, Joann 1, Bobby 1, Margaret 1, Robert 1, William ling, Feggy Tho Bute, Bonnie Burdine, Sue Burdine, Jerry Burgner, Daniel Butle ' , Sue Bvrum, Joseph Carlson, Walter Carmichael, Diane Carney, Delbert Carnine, Guy Carr, Linda Carrell, Larry Carter, Joy Carter, Sandra Chandler, Rose Chestnut, Sharon Childress, Gerald Christie, Mane Christoph, Carolyn Clark, Carolyn Clark, HermaDeen Click, Betty Ciore, Jerry Cloud, Bill Coates, Marcia Coleman, Rosalie Comer, Wayne Conaway, Keith Connolly, Larry Connerley, Sandr, Cook, Roger Copenhaver, Ron Coram, William Craig, Eddie Crawford, Sandra Crouch, Judy Cummings, Roger Cunningham, Robert Curlee, Dennis Dampier, Louis Davidson, David Davis, Barbara Davis. Lark Davis, Tom Day, William Dean, Regina Deever, Andrea Dendinger, Diana Diersing, Ronald Dietz, Carol Dinrnger, Stev Doan, Linda Dodds, Ralph Donahue, Joe DorriE, Willian Dorris, Wilma Doty, Linda Dusing, Joyce Dyer, Karen Dykes, James Eads, Janet Elkins, Walter Ellis, Nancy Embry, Roger Espin, Nancy Estell, George Fanning, Karen Farve, Robert Ferrand, Sandra Ferrer, Edward Fisher, Robert Fletcher, Marsha Freidsnburg, Mike Fries, Edward Frump, Gerald Fulford, Catherine Ganstine, Cecile Gardner, Betty Gary, Tommy Gaskin, Phillip Gates, Ann Gates, Bonnie GerdI, Peggy Gibbs, Diane Gibbs, Judy Gill, Barbara Gingrich, Dave Gipson, Jerri Goldsmith, Richard Gootee, Jean Graber, Rosamay Gravelie, Susan Gray, Alexa Greve, Mike Grunden, Sandra Hagaman, Nettii Haggard, Darleni Hall, Dale Hamilton, Chester Hamilton, William Harder, Stephen Harding, Michael Hardesty, Kenneth Harman, Harryette Harrell, Sally Harris, John Harris, Randeil Harrison, Vaughn Hart, Daniel Hartzler, John Hartzler, Sally Hash, Priscilla Ha tfield, Terrill Hause, Linda Hawkins, Michael Heacox, Geraldine Hearrell, Ann Hedges, Terry Henley, Harrell 1 fs a ? . n ih A ifesk. m K % 0 - ' ilk fl i - r nlp r n -- ' ' r. i. Henry, Fred Henry, Karen Henry, Nina Hensley, Lois Hcnzman, Ray Henzman, Nancyle Herman, Beverly Hiatt, Daniel Hibner, Marty Hicks, Rose Hildebrand, Thomas Hilts, Susan Hinds, Donna Hinshaw, Elizabeth Hohn, Sharon Hooper, Vonda Hoopingarner, Dalla Horton, Donald Hritsko, Loretta Huber, Suella Hudson, Evelyn Huehls, Mark Humbles, Marsha Humphrey, Caroly laria, Pete Isehn, John Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Marilyn James, Georgia Jenkins, Carol Jewell, Steve Jorendt, Stephen Johnson, David Johnson, Dougia Johnson, Marcia Johnston, Donald Joseph, Rex Kappmeyer, Barbar. Keith, Sandra Kellams, Jeffrey Kercheval, Thomas Key, Mary Kilgore, Janice Kinderick, James Klinge, Sandra Koch, Jack Koegen, Karen Koehring, Eric Kornbroke, Vicki Kottkamp, Sandra Kotzbauer, Richard Krebbs, Richard Kreisher, Rupert Kritsch, Donald Krohne, David Krohne, Gary Krug, Paula Lacefield, Roger Ladigo, William LaFlamme, Janic Lakey, Wendell l.ange, Linda Laughlin, Nancy Brenda Lawrence, Priscilla LeMasters, David Leser, Jack Lewellyn, Michael Lingenfelter, Karer Link, Linda Linson, Karen Long, James Long, Sue Lovell, Steven McBr.de, Carol McCarty, Edward McClenahan, Dyana McClure, Steven McCrary, Jim McCullough, Kay McDonald, Lucille McDonald, Michael McGahey, Jacquelini McGinnis, Richard McMillin, Steven McMurray, Patrick McNierney, Donna Mabry, Willa Ma Ma Malone, Charlene Malott, Roy Manning, John Marien, John Marquis, Ann Marsh, Phillip Martin, Wayne Mascher, Gilbert May, Larry Maykrantz, Paul Mellis, Kathleen Mendel, David Menke, Barbara Michael, Marcia Miller, Becky Miller, Charles Miller, Everett Miller, Robert Miller, Royce Mills, Roger Mitchell, Michael Mize, James Moberly, Richard Mobley, Frances Moffatt, Nancy Morford, Sharon Moriarity, Margaret Morrison, Paula Morton, John Mulinaro, John Mullen, Portia Murdock, Joyce Murphy, Kathlei Myers, Pamela Nally, Michael Nash, William Neal, Marsha Nichols, Penny Niehaus, Donna Nield, Nancy Nigh, Jerry Hele Larr Norwood, Jim Oberholtzer, Je O ' Brien, Theres Oliver, Carolyn O ' Toole, Karen Ott, Charles Overton, Dianni M. f ■9 a . ■jb:. i. Owens, Donald Owens, Larry Pandolfo, Kathryn Patterson, Paul Paul, Jack Pavey, Connie Payne, John Payton Reaper, Peck, Je Perry, Ei Popplewell, Share Poynter, Robert Price, Jerry Priola, Tony Prosser, Richard Provost, Michael Query, Eldon Raker, Nancy Ramsy, Donald Rafclitfe, David Redeker, Marlene Reed, James Reeves, Carolyn Reinacker, John Renner, Shirley Rice, Terry Rich, Beverly Riley, Pamela Robards, John Roberts, Marilyn Rodarmel, Robert Rayn Roehlin Rooze, James Roseland, Barbar, Ross, Larry Rotroft, Carol Russell, Barbara Salge, Christine Salter, Ernest Sanders, Mary Sayers, Darlene Sayers, Joyce Schanke, Stephen Schnier, Richard Schr, Wan . Jw Schroeder, Ann Schuiz, Vicki Scitres, Dennis Seals, Donald Sedam, Joanne Seitz, Diana Sheets, Duane Shepard, Eric Shore, Mike Short, Marilyn Shoultz, Carolyn Simon, Linda Simpson, Louise Sisk, Rebecca Smith, Anita Smith, Charles Smith, Edward Smith, George Smith, Herbert Smith, Jannie Smith, Michael Smith, Russell Smith, Wilma Snyder, Daniel Solomon, Manann Sowden, Thomas Spade, Susan Speer, Kathleen Stahley, Dean Stamper, Bill Steffey, Margaret Steinhauer, Lois Stewart, Susan Stoneburner, Tom Story, James Stroup, Carol Stull, Joemma Stumpf, Charle Sturgeon, Karei Sturgeon, Share Sutton, Nilah Sweet, Donna Sweet, Roberta Tackett, Bud Talbott, Patricia Tanner, Donald Tapscott, Connie Tav Sue Taylor, Roberta Taylor, Bill Tempest, Alva Thompson, Carolyn Thompson, Sherry Toney, Donald Trammel!, Bonnie Trotter, Susie Troxell, David Troxell, William Tucker, Jane Uhls, Elizabeth Underwood, Larry Van Meter, Jim Van Ness, Rick Wade, Judith Ann Wade, Judith Irene Wantland, Ellen Wasson, Sa lhe Watkins, Charlotte Webb, Carol Wegehoft, Elaine Wetzel, Roger Wetzel, Treva Whitaker, Fay White, Judith Whiteford, Janet Whiteside, John Wilcox, Sandra Wilds, Sherry Wilmoth, Sandra Wilson, Dennis W ' llson, Mary Wilson, Robert Windhorst, Robert Winkler, Sandra Wisdom, Carol Wolf, Roger Young, Pamela Zenor, Michael Zickler, Louis Zink, Karen Zukowski, Trudy The Sophomore class officers, Terry Ryker, president; Danny Fleetwood, vice-president; and Carol Eastridge, secretary- treasurer assisted by their sponsor Mr. Brown, have led their class to a very successful year They have consistently had a larger number of names on the honor roll each grade period than any other class and have actively participated in the sports programs and on com- mittees. Adams, Danny Adams, John Adams, Judifh Adams, Linda Ahlquisf, Rrcha Akers, Paul Albaugh, Patric Alexander, Lini Alle Can Alspaugh, Marya Alstott, Ronda Anderson, Rarer Angrick, Larry Apostolos, Tom Arnold, Steve Ausbrooks, Pat Baker, Daniel Baker, Donna Ball, Susan Barlett, Charlotle Baxter, David Beane, Randolph Beaver, Marilyn Berkholz, John Biggers, Barbara Binninger, Karl Birk, Leonard Black, Jenny Blakey, Earl Blankenshrp, Tom Boatman, Darlene Boeldt, Michael Bogard, Cheryl Boger, Margaret Boger, Rita Boggs, Gary Boies, Tom Bolinger, Michael Bolinger, Shara Boomershine, Janice Borshers, Julia Bova, Judith Bowen, Bill Bowen, Regina Bowers, Marilyn Brandenburg, Nancy Brehob, Paul Brooking, James Browning, Harry Browning, Penny Bunte, Jack Burchfield, Michael Burden, Wanda Burdine, Vivian Burris, Danny Burns, Sandra Bush, Lynda Butler, John Butler, Kathleen Caldwell, Randall Callender, John Cannon, Joe Cardwell, Harold Carlson, Carol Carrell, Cheryl Carson, Steve Carver, Judy Carver, Roy Cassman, Martha Castle, Edith Cavender, Madeline Cesnik, James Chance, Robert Chaney, Berneta Chaplin, Richard Child, Billy Christie, Paul Clampitt, Carol Clark, William Clasby, Pamela Clayton, John Cleary, Larry Cleary, Linda Clements, Shirley Cloud, Brenda Compton, Leslie Conder, Darlene Condon, Jackie Conrad, David Cook, Jeannie Cooper, Larry Cox, Judith Cox, Ricky Cnsler, James Crosley, Martin Cross, Darius Cundiff, Delons Cunning, Dixie Curtis, Gary Daily, David Davis, Betty Davis, Paul Davis, Steve Davis, Vyren Dawes, Edward De Boor, Ralph Deer, David De Lacruz, Victoria Denning, Otis Derr, Pat Devine, James Dickey, Gary Dicks, Jerry Disbro, Charles Doan, Gary Dodge, Eleanor Dorting, Linda o k if m f k 0S tk f f ( A V ' i O fl ' o ' , ' f f rt Donaldson, Ruth Doser, Joe Doty, Allen Doughty, Gary Dowden, Judith Ducker, Karen Dudgeon, Jack Du Patr ell. Duhamell, Jerry Dunn, Sandra Dusenberry, Mary Lo Dusenberry, William Dyson, Donald Dyson, Ronald Eads, Winnie Eastridge, Carol Eck, Leo Eder, Robert Elder, Susan Engel, Sandra Engle, Patricia Ennis, Gregory Ennis, Marty Eubank, Leslie Farah, Fred Farley, James Farmer, James Faulkner, Vernon Fedowicz, Tom Ferger, Linda Ferguson, Anita Ferguson, Lynn Fields, Laurie Fischer, David Fisher, Gayle Fleetwood, Dan Fletcher, Mark Foley, James Fookes, Sharon Forth, Linda Foster, Ron Foster, Sharon Fouty, Larry Francis, John Freese, Myrna Fritsche, Beverly Frost, Ronald Fulford, Naomi Funk, Jewel Gagan, Patty Gamble, Charles Gasaway, Yvonne Gaskin, Sandra Gentry, Barbara Gibbs, Karen Gil ley, Larry Gillock, James Glass, Paul Glover, Roger Glowner, Dottie Gore, John Granger, Susan Green, Sandra Groves, Connie Grow, Don Guilfoil, Virginia Gunn, Sandra Hacker, Warren Haddle, Robert Hagans, Patricia Halcomb, Margie Haleman, Linda Hall, James Hancock, Lois Hancock, Richard Handak, Michael Hankins, Raymom Hankins, Sharon Hansen, Donna Hardesty, Sandra Harding, Linda Harlan, Michael Harman, Richard Harris, William Hazlett, Rita Hehe, Terry Heidleberger, Jar Heierman, Ronnie Heinfze, Charles Heiny, Linda He nry, Judith Gilhi Herman, John Hernly, Paul Higbie, Edward Higgs, Karen Hillebrand, Robert Hillenburg, Don Hilligoss, Judith Hix, Freeman Hluchan, John Hobbs, Marcia Hobbs, William Hoenshel, Linda Holderman, Charles Holt, Margaret Hood, Gary Hoover, Larry Hopwood, Mignon Hornung, Mike Huck, Michael Huddleston, Sue Cart Huehls. Brian Huffman, James Hughes, Phyllis Highett, Claudia Hunt, David Hurst, Joyce Hylton, Charles Hyndman, Margaret Jacks, Paul Jameson, Glenda Jami Jeffri Joyc Jenkins, Ted Jerdan, Brian Johnson, Carol Johnson, Charles Johnson, Dottie Johnson, Lynn Jones, Judith Jordan, Stephen Kasting, Michael Keeney, Jack Kelley, Joel Kemp, Karen Kemp, Lewis Kern, Harold Kernel, Larry Kiewit, Paul Kirkpatrick, Virginia Kissling, Michael Kleis, Barbara Knight, Valerie Kramer, Carol Kramp, David Kretzer, Margaret Kreutzer, Larry Kronskop, Donna Krug, Dick Krokemeir, John Kuchler, Karolyn LaCour, Beverly Lammert, Fred Langley, Sally Lattimore, Larry Lee, Carolyn LeMaster, Margaret Likens, Jerry Lindsey, Darlene Liverette, Thomas Long, Ruthann Lory, Jerry Lovell, Donna Lovell, Richard Low, John Lowder, Linda Lowder, Ted Lowe, Karen McBee, Diane McCarty, Kenneth McConville, Larry W ' ft f% w r Pt jmL A-A :iX 1 4 - fl s IF ' i3(, flj fli ni p m.: a t . ' ' jMHnih.:: ' . liatiHaM ■■■ ■ik d!k McDaniel, Trudy McDonald, Patricia McGinnis, James McLaughlin, Tom McMillan, Thomas McQueen, Michael McVay, Joy Magee, Gary Magenheimer, Duar Marlin, Kathe Marlow, George Mason, William Matlock, Linda Meachem, Larry Mercer, Dave Merritt, Robert Meyer, Brenda Meyer, Hanna Meyer, Marsha Michel, Judy Mickel, Susan Milburn, Larry Miller, Carol Miller, Don C. Miller, Don R. Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Jeanne Miller, Milton Mills, Barbara Mitchell, Gary Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Margie Ste Moore, Carolyn Moore, Richard Morgan, Donna Moriarity, Kathleen Morrell, Mary Ann Morris, Billy Morse, Cynthia Moss, Nickky Murphey, Janice Musgrove, Donna Nash, Michael Nathan, Alex Neff, Marvin Nelson, Merdean Nesmith, Elaine Newcomb, Eiteen Newhouse, Russell Newport, Michael Nichols, Alex Nichols, Robert Nieman, Sue Nitschke, Diane Nordsick, Robert Nordsiek, Carol O ' Brien, Michae Oeder, Barbara Ohirogge, Phil O ' Neill, Katheri Osborne, Leslie Osborne, Linda Oswald, Carol Ott, Ca o« Dl Vicki Otto, Karen Overton, Beverly Padgett, Richard Park, Linda Parker, Ronald Parmenter, Willian Sus, Pan Passwaiter, Anita Paswater, Charles Pearson, Jerry Pelfree, Rock Perkinson, Don Perry, George Perry, Saralee Piccione, Steve Pickard, Sharon Plunkett, Lynnetta Poer, Jerry Polk, Robert Ponsler, Karen ■e, Patn ell, Stev Powers, Steven Prange, Richard Preddy, James Presecan, Steve Price, Betty Pritchard, Linda Prosser, Donna ost, Pruett, Beverly Purcell. Candy Quebe, Mark Reed, John Reed, Roberta Reed, Stephen Reese, Mary Reeves, Robert Regan, Paul Retzsch, Donald Rich, Peggy Riley, Danny Roberson, Sharron Robinson, Lester Rodebaugh, Suza Roell, Gerald Roller, Gloria Roquet, Paul Ross, Donna Rowan, Randy Rowe, Ann Ruhl, Ruth Russell, Bobby Russell, Larry Ryker, Terry Salamone, David Sanders, Edward Sasek, Kathy Scaggs, Susan Schmidlap, Steve Schnell, Lee Schnyder, Eugene Schuck, Sylvia Schuiz, Donna Schuiz, Stephe Scott, Susan E Scott, Susan K Seiberf, Diane Settle, Sandra Sharrer, Stevei Sha Shearin, Jane Shearin, Janet Shepherd, Richard Shirk, Bari Lee Shook, Jacqueline Short, Steve Sideboftom. Kenne Siekerman, Pamela Simon, Anne Simpson, Benny Simpson, Bob Simpson, Sandra Sims, John Sisk, Lynn Sisson, Robert Slayton, Nancy Smith, Doris Smith, Joy Smith, Kenton Smith, Patricia Smith, Rena Smithey, Jerry Snider, Donald Snyder, Charles Snyder, Joan Sonnenberg, Phillip Sorenson, Susan Soroko, John Soroko, Sue Sosbey, Larry Southwood, June Sparks, James Soaulding, Shirley Speicher, Nancy Speight, Danny Spencer, Stephen Springer, Thomas Stevens, Byran Stevens, Rosie T ' V n s 1 Stitzer, Pamela Straub, Paul Stumpf, Richard Sun Delo a ' o ■ ' a1 ' ( y ' F 5 K - ' Sutherine, Robert Sutton, Cynthia Swallow, Steven Tabor, Beverly Talbert, Elaine Taylor, Geraldine Teagardin, Narciss Thomas, Thomps( Andn Thompson, Judy Thompson, Ronald Threlkeld, Brent Thuer, Mary Jo Tilson, Stephanie Tout, Becky r . rt a 3 r f% f1 ' A a ( o - rt Trinkle, Sue Troth, Ca Dlyn Tucker, Williai Tumey, Larry 1, Robert Robert Van Den Vanderve. Von Hagel, Judith Voorhies, William Wade Wade Wallace Walton, Watson, =r, Kay Rachael Janice Linda John Marsha Weaver, Weber, Holly Weber, Thomas Wegehott, Marianne Wendein, Gary West, Frank Wetherald, David Whisler, James White, Barbara White, Lynette White, Melba White, Patty White, Steve Whittington, Margaret Wilhite, Ken Willie Willie Wilson, Wilson, WilS ' Joyce i, Robert Dennis Marilv Winchester, Charlene Windmiller, William Winkelmeier, Ronald Winter, Ruth Wischmeyer, Carryl Wolford, Jack Woodall, Jim Woolley, Suzanne Woolridge, Larry Worthington, Paul Wycoff, Mary Lee Yandell, Sandra Young, Carolyn Young, Robin Zavela, David Zickler, Janet J-resn yesnmen Abbott, Stiaron Abratiam, Alan Adams, Robert Ake, Nancy Akers, Ray Albers, Ellen Alburtis, Vicfori Al(ff, James Amt, Donald Arnold, Henry Asher, David Ashmore, Marv Ayers, Ronald Baker, Judith Baker, Martha 3aker, Patricia Baldwin, Billy Ball, Donna Ball, Michael Bare, Charles nes. Donna nhill, Jacqueline Seals, Larry Beck, Garry Becker, Pamela Beder, John Behrens, Kurt Bell, Judy Benefiel, Rose Benner, Dougia Bennett, Edwan Bennett, Lance Bennett, Pame Bennett, Thorn Bergfeld, Richi Best, Barbara Bickel, Don Bills, Robert Bishop, Fred Bishop, Harry Becky Blanton, Bn Board, Judith Boatright, Barbara Brockbrader, Ronald Soehle, Antoinette Ma Boggs, Dav Bonham, Sharon Boruff, William Bowen, Linda Boyden, Cynda Bradbury, Vicki Bradshaw, Barbi Brandes, Janice Brehob, Janet Brenton, Linda Bruns, Robert Buckley, Lmda Burdine, Donna Burge, Roy Burkerf. Ronald Burnette, Vicki Burns, Sandra Busald, Karen Busart, Carl Bush, Sherry Byard, Danny Byers, Stephen Byers, William Caldwell, Jerry Call; lill Carr, Darrell Christophe Lucille Margie ( . o Chance, Vicki viSSffiiAv. t Child, Bobbie CInurch, Gordon Clampitt, Diana Clarl , Edward Claris, Slnerry Coddington, Doretta Coffman, William Cohn, Nancy Coleman, Hubert Collier, Gaynell Collins, Larry Connerly, Belva Conover, Linda Conrad, Donald Cook, Ruby Coombs, Barbara Coonce, Christophe Cooney, Janet Copeland, Karen Covert, Linda Cox, Jerilyn Cox Marshall Cox Coy, Charlie Coy, Diana Coy, Walter Craig, Richard Crisswell, George Cross, Connie Cross, Mariorie Culbreath, Nancy Daake, Fred Danforth, William Danner, Mark Daringer, Raymond David, Linda Davis, Barban Davis, Steven Davis, Virgin!, Day, James Day, Lynn Day, Patsy Dearth, Carl Deatline, Gary DeMoor, Virginia Deckard, Anita Deem, Richard deHebreard, David DeLaCruz, Mary Denning, Elizabeth Denny, Theresa Dierdorf, David Differding, Jo Dillman, Lynda Dillman, Robert Dininger, Elaine Dodrill, Bonnie Dorbecker, Robert Oorris, Larry Dorris, Linda Earls, Charles Eaton, Dan Ellis, Jacguelir Ennis, Cheryl Espin, Jerry Eubank, Gwyn Faires, Wayne Fancher, Robert Fannin, Edith Farah, Josephine Fasel, Michael Fellers, Donna Finney, Donald Fletcher, Larry Flint, Stephen Fly, Nancy Foley, William Foster, Steven Fouts, Michael Fowler, Connie GaiTison, Douglas Gates, Judifh George, Brenda Gilley, Deanne Gipson, Richard Glaubke, Pamela Gluff. Stephen Goodding, Cheryl Goodman, Marilyn Gordon, Fred Gordon, Linda Gosser, Viola Graff, Barbar; Grufoko, Veronica Guy, Patricia Haase, John Haegerty, Michael npfon, Carolyn Hancock, Chri nsing, Teryl irdwick, Wayne rnedy, Williarr irness, David rper, Larry irrison, Sandra rris, Ronald irris, Sharon irris, Shirley , Wanda on. Paulir Jacquelin Heath, Paul Heckman, John Heldman, Mike Heeringa, John Henderson, Plei Hendrickson, Hi Henry, Steven Henry, William Hensley, Lynn Hernly, Frank Herr, Donald Hicks, Mary Gregon Sue Higginbotham, Donr Hilwein, John Hill, John Hill, Ronald Hillenburg, Brenda Hillock, Judith Hills, Charles Hobson, Normar Hodges, Susan Hoeltke, Peggy Hoffmire, Rita Ho AIk edrick Gary , Ronald David Holm Holt, Hood, Beverly Hoover, Nancy Hovey, Dennis Howard, Luella Howard, Terry Hoyt, Richard Hack, Gregory Hudson, Diane Huffman, Olivi Hufford, David Hughes, Joe Humphrey, Sha B 1 O 1 ' fs ' , ■ I S ' T S 4 Ik ' ' ■H jfzel, Stephen !lan, Judith sh, Georganna ckson, Sandra mes, Kathleen mes, Peter Jenkins, Gene Joerendt, Shirley Johns, Mary Johnson, Alice Johnson, Edward Johnson, Jim Johnson, Otis chard Johnson, Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Sher,-I Johnson, Walter Johnston, Nedra Dale Jordan, Becky Jordy, Alice Judd, Judy Kasowski, Nancy Keith, Steven Keller, David Keller, Parrels Kellerhouse, Kii Kelly, Marcia Kelly, Mary Kemo, Alice Kern, Peggy Key, Charlotte Key, Tom Kiiovsky, David Kilby, Virginia Kindle, Marilyn King, Jeffery King, Jonathan Kingery, Wayne Kinnaird, Stever Kinnick, Gloria Kirk, Judith Klein, Martha Kleppe, Jane Klinge, Susan Knight, Howi Koch, Anne Korbe, John Kording, Dav Kreutzer, Car Krichbaum, E Kritsch, Frant Krohne, Paul Krug, John Kuchler, Dennis Lambert, Linda Lammert, Sherry Lane, John Langhorst, Denni? Lauth, Nancy Lawie Anit Patr Leach, Lynda Leclere, Robert Leeper, Donna LeMaster, Jessie Lewsader, Barbar, Liddil, John Litord, Danny Lingenfelter, Cor Linson, Jeff Liverett, James Lobdell, Thomas Long, Karen Long, Linda Longo, Michael Loonev, Michael Losh, William Lynn, Mary McBride, Nancy McCann, Robert McCarty, Galen McConnell, Ruthanne McCrary, Susan McCutcheon, Marilyn McDermott, Paul McDonald, Phil McGrew, Ronald Mcintosh, Beverly McKeel, Karen McMillin, Gene McMillin, Jerilyn McMurray, Marcia McQuat, Wallace Many, Jerry Madison, Robert Manning, Charles Manning, Danny Manning, •■ ' Ma ard Margedant, Wils Martin, Jay Martin, Thoma Mason, Wanda Mayer, Diane Medish, Karer Mellis, Susan ;r, Rober Brenda Miller, Dennis Miller, Joyce Miller, Larry Miller, Richard Mills, Daniel Mobley, Karen Mobley, Lloyd Moffitt, Joe Montgomery, Ki Moody, Donald Moon, Patsy Moore, Stephen Moorhead, Monte Morgan, Terry Morris, Johnny Morris, Richard Mount, Rex Mulkey, Russell Murdock, Martha Nally, Judy Nelms, Jacqueline Neuman, John Newman, Sue Newport, Aneta Nicholas, Janean Nichols, Mike Nichols, William Niehans, Kenneth Nieman, Nancy Nierman, Marilyn Noltmg, Michael Nori Michael elley, Dia Oakes, Gary Oaks, Richard Oliver, Louis Olson, Joanne O ' Neill, Timothy Opsahl, Thomas Osborne, Billy Otto, Carl Outcalt, Dolores Oufcalt, Frederick Overton, Susan Owens, Kenneth Padgett, Anita Padgett, Naomi Pagano, Frank Parrish, Thomas Patterson, Merri Patton, Donna Patton, Sherrie Paul, Mary Jo Pavey, Daniel Pearcy, Richard Peck, Delbert Pemberton, Robert Perkinson, Bobbie Perry, Nita Jo Perry, Sharon Petrycki, Nick Pettit, Linda Phillips, Sharon Pieper, Randell Pierce, Joyce Pigg, Judith Plummer, Stephen Poore, Gerald Poore, Linda Poppa, Carol Powell, Richard Powner, Sandra Prokl, Victoria Pressor, Gerald Prosser, Sandy Prosser, Stephen Pruitt, Jane A ' i . ' «Hflv f% ' - - «! W y. - - i ft r ' ' i ' ) .Jk J Pulsifer, Joseph Quinlin, Mary Rader, Joseph Rainbolt, Stepher Ransey, Martha Randolph, Williai Rathff, Roger Reeves, Linda Reid, Duanna Reynolds, Larry Rice, Betty Rich, Dorothy Richards, Wanda Richardson, Carolyn Riley, David Riley, Melanie Roberts, Jane Roberts, John Roberts, Marilyn Robinson, Claudia Robling, Dave Roehling, Carolyn Rogers, Greg Rogers, Tom Rolley, Cheryl Rose, Darlene Roska, Danny Ross, Linda Roth, Lynda Rowell, Ellen Rugenstein, Willia Rumford, David Ruoft, Sandy Rushton, Patricia Rutledge, Sandra Ryan, Thomas Salzman, Barbara Sandefur, Steve Sanderson, James Savidge, David Sawyer, James Sawyer, Rebecca Saylor, Garriett Scates, Lynda Schaler, Stepher Schanke, Kathle Schrader, Patricia Schramm, Phyllis Schroeder, Ronald Schroeder, Thomas Schuiz, Virginia Scisco, Linda Scisco, Glenda Scott, Judy ay, Ca ■ ' am. J Seitz, Thomas settles, Linda Shackelford, Sue Shafer, Tony Shaul, Timothy Shawhan, Gary Sherfick, George Sherman, John Shirley, Madonna Shonk, Kathleen Short, Geraldine Short, Mike Shotts, Janis Shrum, Karen Shugert, Richard Shumaker, Robbie Sichta, Donald Sickcis, Robert Siemon, Harry Silvis, Cheryl Sims, Mary Skaggs, Dame! Skomp, Jane Sleeth, Susan SImker, James Slot, Donna Smerage, David Smith, Arthur Smith, Brenda Smith, Charles Smith, Cindy Smith, Danny Smith, Haroldene Smith, John Smith, Norma Smith, Phillip Smock, Susanne Smyser, Vicki Snider, Sue South, Judith Spaulding, Diane Spear, Robert Speicher, Sandra Spencer, Steven Spurgin, Gregory Stanley, Paul Stanton, Joyce Starks, Paul Staten, Joseph Steele, Jerry Stevens, Michae Stevens, Patricii Stinson, Joanne Stohler, Joann Story, Mary Stovall, Jackie St. Pierre, Micha Strong, Richard Sturdevant, Da Sturm, John Sullivan, John Summers, Paul Sutherland, Pat Sutton, Lynda Swartz, Neal Sweet, Steve Swengel, John Tavenor, Willi; Taylor, Allen Teeter, Franci! Thomas, Madeline Thomas, Sandra Thompson, Linda Thompson, Robert Tilton, John Timbs, Linda Totten, Lynn Trusty, Ronald Turner, Craig Vance, Ronald Vanderveen, Rus: Viewegh, Janie Voland, Samuel Waddell, Betty Waggoner, Nanc Wagner, Sally Walker, Edward Walker, Stanley Waltsn Walter; Wan Chri Washburn, Jean Washburn, Mary Wasson, Donald Watkins, Sanford Watson, Ronnie Webb, Danny Webb, Dave Webb, Vicki Weber, Rebecca Weddle, Mike Wehr, Linda We aid Willi Wert, Westerfield, Wan. Westfall, Daniel Whalen, Sharon Wheatley, Donna Wheeler, Diana Wheeler. Pam Wheeler, Russell White, William Whitney, Robert Whittington, Gen Widman, Teresa Williams, Brenda Williams, Dianne Williams, Harry Willis, Nancy Wilson, Stan Winkle, Charles Wirey, Suzanne Wisdom, Paula Wither, Caria Wolfa, Mike Wood, Carolyn Woodall, Stepha Woolsey, Linda Wortman, Richard Wright, Phil Wandrum, Margaret Wyand, Richard Yonts, Mans Young, Wilson Young, George Zickler, Carolyn Zike, Jayne Zimmer, Wilma ' W ' ' - ' ' ' oa« ' 1 - ► t - -c «- .%: k  1.3 , •■ s • i - dtm S JDURNRLI ffiSS ' Sj - !) «■ fe r T if ■• f- iSaf %. ■ ■ i VM HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the Southport chapter of the National Honor Society, headed by Miss Helen Chandler, is the aim of many top scholars. Those who reached their goal this year are: Front row, left to right: Dave Frick, Bob Adams, Mark Folkening. Back row: Jerry Lynch, Larry Lynch, Barbara Blubaugh, Miss Chandler, Sharon Resner, Judi Utterback, Carol Grube, and Karen Shepard. K oals (AJc i trhe QUILL AND SCROLL Earning membeiship in Quill and Scroll, the honorary club for journalists, were: Front row, left to right: Linda Baker, Mary Jo Barker, Barbara Blubaugh, Carol Blubaugh, Linda Cunningham, Janet Dean, Dale Wyatt, Judy Harrison, Klaus Heise. Middle Row: K3n Miller, Sally Niederaur, Sandy Sells, Karen Shepard, Sharon Spurlmg, Sharon Stegemoller, Betty Stevens, Nanci Thomas, Patti Wflker, Dave Frick. Standing: Denny O ' Neal, Beth Witte, Karen Salge, Karen Meyer, Sue Margedant, Trudy Hickman, Karen Moore, Jody Cowden, Sue Hiatt, Bill Linson, Charlene Mason, Sara Hunt, Carolyn Vornehm, and Sue Kehrein. I 4 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student- Council fulfills a double function as the organization which represents the students to the ad- ministration and the administration to the students. One must consider both in order to appreciate their work in improving our school; for understanding and cooperation are two-way propositions. The officers who coordinate the Council ' s efforts are Dave Frick, president; Rex Joseph, vice-president; Andrea Dee- ver, secretary; and Janice LaFlamme, treasurer. Jo Xrttai n NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY Members of National Thespians troupe 1356 are: left to right standing, Suelyn Childers, Nina Henry, Sharon Stegemoller, Karen Kautsky, Susan Darko, Steve McGee, Jerry Lyncn, Larry Lvnch, Keith Snnith, Roger Cook, Terry Voipp, seated, June Linkel, Shar- on Klatte, Karen Shephard, Susie Thompson, Dianne Todd, Judi Utterback and Karen Hollingsworth. 13 1.1 n i 11 V litif Si, SI, senor and senorita. Would you like to learn more about the people, customs, history, and ideals of our south-of-the-bor- der neighbors? If so, participate in the Spanish Club; the activities this year in- clude everything from the breaking of the pinata to the dances of a lady from Peru. One of the main celebrations was the ban- quet at Christmas featuring a Perubian wo- man who danced and discussed educational problems in her country. The officers wear- ing the native dress of South America are president, Vicki Davis; vice president, Fred Fleeetwood; secretary-treasurer, Sandy Sells. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Rodriguez. This picture portrays a familiar scene in the days of the Romans, for chariot races were one of the most popular forms of sport and entertainment. Appearing with some of the members are the officers: Keith Smith, consul; Pam Young, pro-consul; Barbara Braford, aedile; and John Rhobard, quaes- ter. This club known by the latin name Soda- lites is sponsored by Mrs. Majors; the mem- bers are affiliated with the Junior Classical League, a national Latin organization. In this world of challenge, we find mathe- matics becoming ever more popular and more necessary. The Beginriing Math Club increases the knowledge of its members in the field of math and teaches new methods of solving problems. Sponsored by Mr. Fow- ler, the club cultivates the ideas of the members and encourages them to continue their study. Each year the club takes a field trip in the spring. This year they also play- ed a game similar to television ' s College Bowl. It v as good experience and taught each student more about math. Anyone who is taking a mathematical subject may join the club. 72 JHJicu OU The need for better qualified and more ex- perienced people in any field is constantly in demand. The Medicii Club, sponsored by Miss Pernod, acquaints the students with the needs of medical work and stimulates their interest in the medical profession. Those who are interested in this branch of science must maintain a C + average to qualify for Medicii membership. It is hoped that through this organization the students will wish to continue their study to become skilled doctors, nurses, and tech- nicians. Officers are Mark Folkening, pre- sident; Louis Zickler, vice-president; and Jane Robertson, secretary-treasurer. 7 „ -C ,c,w (ZU What a shock! Mr. Ellis Robins, sponsor of the Phy-Chem Club, is demonstrating the modern Van de Graaff generator which sends electricity as high as three thousand volts across the gap between the metallic spheres to the officers, Tom Sawyer, presi- dent; Tom Brandenburg, vice-president, and Carol Grube, secretary-treasurer. Through the reports and experiments presented in their monthly meetings, the members at- tempt to learn more about the major ad- vances in physics and chemistry. The club also provided safety goggles for the chem- istry classes this year. A o oijy C — rltib Going on educational field trips, having guest speakers, and conducting many var- ied and interesting programs provide an excellent scource of furthering the scienti- fic interests of Biology Club members. To become a member of this organization, one must be enrolled in beginning biology and be recommended by his biology teacher. Each member is required to conduct a part of at least one program during the year. Biology Club officers are Raymond Daringer, president; Barbara Graff, vice-president; Christine Hancock, secretary; Dick Powell, treasurer; Donna Wheatley and Doug Brooks, publicity. 73 .=i— • ' i-ary C ■lub To travel through the world of fiction jnd true-life adventure in books is the goal of the Library Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Black and Mrs. Morwick, the members learn how books are bound and shelved, how they are numbered, and how to find various information in the library. One of their many activities is to send two mem- bers each year to the Indiana University Lrbrary Workshop. There they learn how other school libraries function and also par- ticipate in at least two library courses. Sher- ry Thompson was B.O.O.K. Secretary for this year. Club officers are Sandy Hendricks, president; Mike Medlock, vice-president; Diane Carmichael, secretary; and Danny Riley, treasurer. Man may never reach the stars; but if he does not, it will not be the fault of South- port ' s star-minded Astronomy Club. The Astronomy Club furthers interest and know- ledge in this ancient science, which is be- coming increasingly important in today ' s world of rockets and satellites. The ambi- tious project of the club is to design and build a twelve-inch te ' lescope. Looking over the plans are Tom Brandenburg, president; Gary Van Deman, vice-president; Herma- dine Clark, secretary-treasurer; and Mr. Pickard, the club ' s sponsc. Each day with the growing emphasis on science, mathematics is becomin g more im- portant and vital in our lives The Advanc- ed Math Club is organized for the sole pur- pose of enabling members to advance themselves in the study of mathematics. In order to become a member of this club, one must submit a mathematical report or pass an examination. The officers for this year are president, Paul Wycoff; vice-president, Robert Lewsader; secretary-treasurer, Clifford Whitaker. The sponsor of the club is Mr, Snepp. 74 I pit a Jyi- Jxi- ' j As soon as the sponsor, Mrs. Reese, installs these officers of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, they will begin another active year. The club pro- gram includes participating in the annual Model United Nations, making donations to worthy organizations, and sponsoring a school sock hop. It is the obligation of each member to assist in fixing baskets of food for needy families, to make scrapbooks, to furinsh tray decorations for hospitals, and to endeavor to serve her school, church, and community in every manner possible. The officers are Charlene Mason, president; Lin- da Cunningham, vice-president; Barbara Blubaugh, secretary; Vicki Davis, treasurer; Karene Hohit, chaplain; and Judi Utterback, historian. a ,e jKi-y The four C ' s, Clean Speech, Clean living, Clean Sports, and Clean Scholarship, form the basis of this Christian organization opened to all boys regardless of race, creed, or religion. Throughout the year, the of- ficers. Jack O ' Brien, president; Mike Fisher, Alpha vice-president; Rick Anderson, Beta vice-president; Dave Steffey, treasurer; Har- ry Browning, Alpha secretary; Ed McCarty, Beta secretary; Don Dyson, Alpha chaplain; Roy Mallott, Beta chaplain; Stan Wrana, Al- pha sergeant-at-arms; and Dale Wyatt, Beta sergeant-at-arms, help promote the club ' s many charitable activities. During the year, in the club ' s efforts to create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity, it participated in fund raising cam- paigns such as that for CARE. One of the Christian service clubs of South- port is the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, whose motto is pure words, pure thoughts, and pure deeds. ' This organization is open to all freshmen and sophomore girls who main- tain average grades and have good character traits. The officers for this year are: Trudy McDaniel, president; Candy Percell, vice- president; Mary Ann Alspaugh, treasurer; Darlene Boatman, secretary; Kathy Butler, chaplain; Judy Pigg, historian; and Ann Koch, sergeant-at-arms- 75 J-ittiirc «_ V(  -=cs t lub Field trips, guest speakers, films, and pro- jects to aid various medical institutions are only a few of the many activities in which the Future Nurses Club participate. Spon- sored by Mrs. Shirk and the school nurse, Mrs. Rund, the girls go to Indiana Central College for a field trip in the fall and plan another trip during the spring. The officers are Terry Hedges, president; Penny Nichols, vice-president; Sandy Keith, secretary-trea- sure; Janice Perry, program chairman; Pat- ty White, co-chairman; and Joyce Hurst, historian. c •cm oc-ociVu Decorating the cafeteria in keeping with the seasons of the year and approaching holidays is one of the tasks undertaken by Senior-ority members. The girls also include decorating the rest of the school and col- lecting toys for needy children in their ser- vice. Each junior and senior girl is eligible to join this club, but to earn membership she must sell two cans of candy or nuts. By means of the funds collected during this sale, the club is able to finance its own pro- jects. Under the sponsorship of Miss Penrod the officers, Nancy Howard, president; Suzanne Darko, vice-president; Christine Lowe, sec- ertary; and Linda Cunningham, teasurer and the other members have accomplished J ycxmciUcs C — Anb The Dramatics Club, which is for those students who are striving to earn the points needed for membership in the National Thespians Society, is sponsored by Mrs. Kathleen Ritchie. The officers, Susan Swen- gel, president; Sandra Wilcox, vice-presi- dent; Sandra Sells, record clerk; and Shar- yn John, secretary-treasurer plan many in- teresting skits in which the other members participate. They mingle with their fun prac- tical training. 76 C- cri)ia;i — liib VERSTEHEN UND VERSTANDEN WAR- DEN! To understand and to be understood ' The German Club Edelweiss , sponsored by Mrs. Megnis, studies the present and past living conditions of the German oeople, sings German songs, and has spelling bees and parties in German style. The officers are Bob Lewsader, president; Christine Lo- we, vice-president; and Bonnie Bufe, secre- tary. G erman is a fairly new subject at Southport but is very popular among (he students. The purpose of the group is ro help others understand the German people — their ideals, customs, and cultures. By the end of the year, the members hope to have furthered their knowledge of this foreign country. g. . . Volleyball, swimming, basketball, tennis, and tumbling are offered by the G.A.A. in intramural competition. Tournaments jr,_ held and good sportsmanship as well as tht will to win is stressed. Girls take part as of- ficials in addition to being players. Other activities that keep the club busy are the Sweater Swirl, Turnabout, and the May Dance, honoring athletes at the end of the respective seasons. The officers , president. Donna Moon; vice- president, Janice Miller; secretary, Patti Walker; and treasurer, Sandy Sells, watch a demonstration of tumbling skills. This year the club is sponsored by Mrs. Clampitt, Mrs. Schmidt, a nd Miss Isreal. (ZLss CZIuL Checkmate! — er — I think. This is as pos- itive a statement as one can make when playing Kreig Spiele, a chess game in which the players do not know their opponsts ' moves. Playing in this manner aids in the development of chess skills, which is the primary ob|ective of Southport ' s Chess Club. However, the game rules are usually more orthodox, much to the relief of the mem- bers. The club, besides contests between members, often has matches with other schools. Watching the match of wits be- tween Gary Van Deman, president; and Mike Provost, vice-president; are Mr. Dart, sponsor; Carol Smith, secretary; and Bob Lewsader, treasurer. ' V.Jic :u The Radio Club of Southport High School was formed this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Lemen to advance an interest in the field of electronics and radio communication. Instruction in some areas of elctronics and communication was begun with the inten- tion of setting up a club transmitter at school in the near future. Officers are Mark Quebe, president; Steve Boggs, vice-presi- dent; Roy Circle, secretary; and Gary Boggs, treasurer. rt OluL Anyone for Rembrandt, de Vinci, or Picas- so? If so, join the Art Club. This newly formed organization is sponsored by Mr. Stough and headed by Joyce Ellis, presi- dent; Sandra Petrycki, vice-president; Kay Boone, secretary; Judith Ross, treasurer; and Meriam Sims, historian. The club ' s pur- pose is to further education in art apprecia- tion by hearing speakers, visiting art galler- ies, and seeing movies. At Christmas the club made miniature Christmas trees from cellophane paper for the classrooms. Art students who have had one year of art and are especially interested in this field are eligible for membership. a c The officers of Thespians Troupe 1356 demonstrate the proper application of stage make-up. To be a member of the National Thespians Society of America, one must earn ten points, which represents one hun- dred hours of work in dramatic activities, and one must participate in at least one Ijublic performance such as the Senior Play IT the Easter Sunrise Service. Membership IS purely honorary and lasts for a lifetime. I.afflc (ZU Because the enrollment of our school has increased so much In the last few years, the traffic club was formed. While we sit bundled up watching a football game or are inside the warm gym watching a basket- ball game in comfort, the traffic club is outside busily parking cars though it may be raining or snowing. Under the direction of Mr. Linson, the traffic club, consisting of about fifteen boys, helps relieve the problems created by so many cars at football and basketball games. They also direct traffic at the Easter Sunrise Service, Com- mencement, and other such activities. For their effort, these boys are given free ad- mission to the athletic events. Future Business Leaders of America has two purposes — to promote leadership among high school students and to make a better educational department. F.B.L.A. introduces its members to oppor- tunities available in the business world through speakers and discussion on various fields of employment. F.B.L.A. has for the last six years operated a coat check room at the basketball games and sectionals. F.B.L.A. members also at- tend the state convention each spring at Ball State Teachers College. This year Elwood Miller, sponsor was assist- ed by David Barnum. Officers were presi- dent, Carol Dampier, vice president, Jane Stevenson; secretary, Joann Day; treasurer, Susan Betzler; and reporter, Kathy Ball. fiiiitC ' r J-ittiirc J Loi ic JSuiUcrs Of .ncH. ca Girls enrolled in their first or second year of home economics who are interested in becoming better homemakers are eligible to join the Junior Future Home Builders Club. Under the Co-sponsorship of Mrs. Barren and Mrs. Campbell, home economics teach- ers, the members of this c ' ub plan and car- ry out each year at least one service project for the school or community. Each spring they take a trip to Purdue University to ob- serve the home economics department, and the variety of equipment. The officers, Brenda Loos, president; Mar- garet Steffey, vice president; and Carolyn Christoph, secretary-treasurer, are preparing to take toys, brought in by the members, to a mental hospital. t. — aac J eaclters t rlut, To learn by doing is one of the best meth- ods of learning, so cadet teachers spend their mornings at the various grade schools in Perry Township, performing such tasks as grading papers, reading stories, and con- ducting recreation. This club, which also offers interviews with teachers and professors, special programs and projects, is open to sophmores, juniors, and seniors interested in the field of teach- ing. The officers under the able assistance of the club ' s new sponsor. Miss Penrod, are Kenny Nierman, president; David Steffsy, vice-president; Donna McNierney, secre- tary; and Fred Fleetwood, treasurer. 3cii(o ' jf-iititre y lcnic The Senior Future Home Builders Club is for more advanced girls who are studying home economics. As well as each girl work- ing on her own personal project, the entire club carries out one school service. This year the girls made cookies and put them ■ m the teacher ' s mailboxes. The club uses the money it makes during the year to Duy equipment for the home economics depart- ment and has donated such things as an electric mixer, coffee-master, sewing mach- ines, and washer-dryer. The officers, Sharon Berger, president; Sue Burdine, vice-presi- dent; Joann Kramp, secretary; and Paula Krug, treasurer, are shown wrapping cook- Jrcnd (ZU Since the French language was added again to the curriculum, the French Club was re- organized in order to stimulate interest in the customs and history of France. The highlight of the club ' s activities during the year was the Christmas party at which Professor Weber Donaldson, Jr. of DePauw University addressed the members. Display- ing a French menu exhibit, learning the national anthem of France in French, work- ing crossword puzzles in French, and jour- neying to a French restaurant were the other activities of the club. Mrs. Martha-Belle Morgan is the sponsor and officers are Jon Thomas, president; Pat McMurray, vice-president; Charlene Bills, secretary; and Jeanie Brittan, treasurer. The stagecrafters, under the direction of Mr. Hagedon ad Jack Paul, their head technician, are capably in the art of lighting and prop handling. It is natural that they should be so, for they have added materi- ally to the success of many of the school ' s activities, such as the senior play and the convocations. Theirs is a necessary and well-done job. One of the favorite clubs of the boys in our school is the Outdoor Life Club. This club offers much to any boy interested in sports and the different phases of outdoor life. Under the leadership of Mr. Haviland, the sponsor, the boys are taught the many techniques of fishing, hunting, camping, and conservation. Every year the boys have many adventures on their various excurs- ions. Last fall, the boys enjoyed a camping trip in Brown County. The officers are Dave Westerfield, president; Phil Marsh, vice-president; and Ralph Spilker, secretary- treasurer. -f-uhii-c jr ' ' Of „ Farming is not, as some believe, a simole, uncomplicated profession. Today a farmer must be a businessman, chemist, mechanic, and agriculturist. The Future Farmers of America realize this, and one of their aims is to create better farmers. The members of Future Farmers, under the guidance of Mr McCormick, are acquainted with much modern equipment and material which will enable them to become better farmers. The highlight of the year is the Father-Son Ban- quet, which the boys host for their fathers. The officers are Bill Weaver, president; Ron Saunders, vice-president; Gerald Frumo, secretary; Bill Troxell, treasurer; and Eu- gene McGinnis, sentinel. Many and varied are the activities of the Advanced Latin Club, since each meeting tries to emphasize that particular Roman month of the year. With the money earned from the slave sale in the spring, the members participate in a Roman Banquet. Also during their regular meetings the members play Latin Bingo, present Roman myths, and learn many fea- tures of the Roman ways and customs of life. Bob Windhorst, consul; Penny Nichols, pro-consul; Karen Linson, quaestor; and Donna Brinkoetter, aedile; are the officers of the ciub whose sponsor is Mrs. Majors. Iiotog rapitu — lui Those who are interested in taking pictures and in improving their pictures are usually members of the Beginning Photography Club. The Beginning Photography Club is for those who want to learn the techniques of taking good pictures, developing, and finishing them. The four officers are Shar- yn John, president; Dave Johnson, vice- president; Richard Prange, treasurer; .ind Claudia Cessna, secretary. Mr. Brown is sponsor for both clubs. The purpose of the Advanced Photography Club is to increase experience by gtVing de- monstrations for the beginning club. The officers are Larry Ford, president; Dennis Meredith, vice-president; Barbara Holton, secretary; and Eileen Newcomb, treasurer. J Jolphinettes America in the Swim is the theme cf the 1962 Water Show presented by the Dolphinettes. Typical scenes taken directly from the United States and from phases of its past make it the best exhibition ever per- formed by the club. In preparing for the show. Miss Israel, the sponsor, works many weeks in advance with the girls on skill rating which determines the group in which they swim for the performance. The presi- dent of the organization is the three time soloist, Susan Liddil; vice-president, Pam Young: secretary, Sandy Brink; and treas- urer, Marty Hibner From playing with the children at recesses and eating with thenn at lunch to supervising their work, the cadet teachers gain valuable experience in the field of teaching Pulchritude as well as efficiency has been added to our school this year in the form of Miss Kirkham, our school secretary. Mrs Weaver, with her assistant Larry Lynch, attends to the financial mat- ters of the school. NEW STUDENTS First row, bottom to top; Claudia Hutchings, Pamela Grischow, Maryalis Heath, Mary McReynolds, Ronnie Rieck, Richard Lakin, George Morrison. Second row: Judy Boardman, Barbara Pate, Sandra Spangler, Sue Bovinette Sandra Henrickson, Vicki Wiley, Robert Miller Paul Brewer, Ron Wiser Third row: Steve Andrews, Charles Sowder, Mike Hicks, George Kline, William Andrews, Ronnie Richardson, Dennis Morin, Don Lampher Dick Miller. Terry Voipp, cover designer; Dave Underwood; Dave Frick, sports editc; Mike Fisher, photographer; and Martha Holder 3nd Barbara Blubaugh, ad editors are making their plans for the 1962 A NCHOR. n clt o vs ArwQ Icflt J o d ' Editor-in-chief Charlene Mason Associate Editor Phyllis Wetzel Feature Editors Carol Grube Joe Daniels Club Editors Kathy Euler Donna Montgomery Sports Editors Dave Frick Art Editor Terry VoIpp Lay-out Elaine Wegehoft Karen Linson Diane Carmichael Georgia James Advertising Martha Holder Barbara Blubaugh Photographer Mike Fisher John Morton Editorial Staff Linda Cunningham Martha Coombs Linda Bullard Karen Hollingsworth Christine Lowe Bob Adams Sandy Sells John Moffat Dave Underwood Distributions and Sales Steve Lovell James Kindrick Don Horton Psm Beck Sandra Berger Mrs, Maiors, yearbook sponsor, and Elaine Wegehoft, juni mire an unusual Christmas tree made of mums. 84 The members of the Anchor Sales Staff sold stationery to help defra the expenses of the 1962 yearbook. The four luniors on this year ' s staff include Georgia James, Elaine Wegehoff, Karen Linson, and Diane Carmichael. T ' - ss We JHust Qc Members of the Anchor Staff appearing here are Kathy Euler, Joe Daniels, Phyllis Wetzel, Martha Coombs, Diane Carmichael, Karen Hollingsworth, Donna Montgomery, and Charlene Mason. Jveep J ne jri resses Donna Kenvon, Mary Jo Barker, Vickie Roth, Judi Fox, Lynn Coker, and Georgia James serve as colum- nists, editors, and reporters of the advanced class. Pressmen Bob Humbles, Dave Woerner, and Skip En- gle demonstrate the function of the new offset print- ing press. Mr. John Higbee, advisor, Larry Ford, sports editor, Patti Walker, assistant managing edi- tor, Karen Shepherd, news editor, Jeanne Oberholtzer, business manager. Dale Wyatt, man- aging editor, and Sandy Sells, editor-in-chief, dlscuee the coming week ' s issue. rdollinct II d A Student Directory was published this year contain- ing the names and addresses of all S.H.S. students. Those responsible were Winnie Eads, Lynn Bland, Dave Davidson and Phyllis Hughes. Steve Powell, Susie Betzler, Steve Powers, and Carol Stroup work on editing the signpost, the information guide of the school for the students. J ne fcntrnal Editor Sandy Sells Business Manager Jeanne Oberholtzer Managing Editor Dale Wyatt Assistant Managing Editor Patti Walker News Editor Karen Shepard Feature Editor Donna Kenyon Sports and Photo Editor Larry Ford Advertising Manager Skip Engle News Buraeu Chief Lanie Bertram News Bureau Staff Vickie Roth Dave Woerner Norma Mallory Lynn Coker Columnists Clubs-Lynn Coker Sports-Bob Humbles School-Georgia James Entertainment-Mary Jo Barker Fashion-Vickie Roth College Corner-Norma Mallory Pressmen Dave Woerner Bob Humbles Skip Engle Larry Ford Exchange Editor Judi Fox Circulation Manager Norma Mallory Advisor John Higbee Principal C.C. Leedy Dave Woerner, Lanie Bertram, and Norma Mallory, on the News-Bureau Staff of the Journal, are respon- sible for the circulation of S.H.S. news throughout the community. OZc JHJoM cs So ,s Octet Singing for P.T.A. and also Father and Son banqu3ts are a few of the activities performed by these eight boys. This group features Mike Krodle, Mike Fisher, Jim VanMeter, Steve Higgs, Dave Under- wood, Larry Smith, Tom Pickerel, Vaughn Harrison, and alternate Jim Whisler. The octet was accom- panied by judi Utterback at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest; they received a second place. 0,-c ,c. -a The orchestra under the direction of Bill Schmalfeldt participates in many activities throughout the school year- The Christmas prograrp, Easter Sunrise Service, and Baccalaureate services are activities in which the orchestra participates. They also perform in the Spring Music Festival and the Mid-State Orchestra contest. The orchestra is composed of members of the concert band and string section. Officers for this year are president. Marguerite Thomas; vice-president, Linda Link; secretary, Ann Gates; treasurer, Judi Utterback; and librarian, Sharon Klatte. of 1962 Ly r ? Sextet These girls were selected from the Advanced Choir for tone quality and blend. The members, Judith Ut- ierback, Fran Merrett, Dianne Todd, Marcia Coates, Karen Dyer, and Theresa Utterback, attended the District Solo and Ensemble Contest where they ac- quired a first place. The group advanced to the State Contest to receive a second place. t -holr This musical organization provides musical accompaniment throughout the year for the many religious programs, such as the annual Easter Sunrise Service, given by the school. During the spring the choral group participates in the annual festival composed of most of the Marion County schools. Future plans for presenting an operetta are in the making. The officers in- clude Mike Fisher, president; Mike Krodel, vice-president; Susie Trotter, secretary; and Shar- on Resner, treasurer. .W vc. Octet Dave Underwood, June Linkel, Mike Fisher, Ann Trimpe, Mary Jo Barker, Mike Krodel, Jackie McGa- hey, and Mike Williams are the members of the mix- ed octet. ThiG group participates in several programs throughout the school year; some of which are P.T.A. and various church organizations. Accompanied by Judith Utterback and Susie Trotter, the group took part in the Distrct Solo and Ensemble Contest and re- ceived a second place rating. aV t W n f V t. ■ ■ : { f ' K f % ' V VJ J . I ! V wr f ' roud yVlarcn in ' 3 1 Wk r r % li I ' i 1 M 14 |f Jl -X ' . ' ffiril ' i ■ - fs ' H ; t ■ib - Ek i Being a good majorette requires skill, training, precision, ond hours of hard work. Hard work is nothing new to these eight girls who, headed by drum major- orette Barbara Kappmeyer, have put many hours of practice into their lou- tines. Some of the many public appear- ances they have made were in the Christ- mas parade, the Madison Avenue Busi- ness parade, and the Indiana State Fair. A new position of Feature Twirler was added to the corps this year and is held by junior, Karen O ' Hoole. In the spring work will begin again; and the girls will work to perfect the shows which they have scheduled to perform in the sum- mer. They have aimed for accuracy and have proven themselves successful- Band majorettes ll to r): Carol Dietz, Charlene, Bills, Jeanie Brittan, Barbara Kap- pmeyer, Drum Majorette, Judi Gibbs, Merdean Nelson, and Karen O ' Toole, Fea- ture Twirler. A i ■if I If If ' fl ' l ' tf ' t fr  |tv -f J and K oes n rK i eview The band practiced all summer before competing in the band contest held annually at the State Fair- grounds in August and early September. Southport marched off with the fifth place trophy. Band officers are: Barbara Kappmeyer, drum major- ette; Dick Rodebaugh, captain; Steve Bennett, first lieutenant; Steve Schultz, second lieutenant; and Larry Smith, master sergeant. Practice mskes perfect is just one of the mottos of Southport ' s flag corps, tine Cardinalettes. The girls spend many hours preparing for performances with the band at football games, mar- ching contests, parades, and last but not least the fascinating half-time shows during the basketball games. A chorographpr from Bul-ier University works with the girls while planning routines. «J w Oil r H m mA f I 0 b 4- .J HL ; i « ' ' y V ?: ¥ . % rtl ¥1 3B ' 4 11 1 ' C 50 42 :55lS fli 1 F ' _ ■ i« iA A  r 1 Jj jik| fi ■ ' Tl ■ hJ w JBuJi IB p ii W •K U fl ria t S ISO 30 32 SPORTS K heerleadet s Victory, Victory is our cry! V-l-C-T-O-R-Y ' At the head of the vibrant Red and White spirit were this year ' s yell leaders. Leading yells at the games and pep sessions, organizing the Pep Club, and directing school spirit are duties of our cheerleaders. This year ' s tre- mendous school spirit flourished under their leader- ship. Leading our reserve and freshman team yells this year were Vonda Hooper, C a ro I Wischmyer, and Cheryl Bogard, X cHermen The 1961-62 Lettermen are (left to right) 1st row: E. Fries, D. Westerfield, J. Hoagland, R. Padgett; 2nd row: S. Swallow, R Burkert, J. 0 ' Srien, B. Adams, W. Dorris; 3rd row: H. Hickman, J. Ross, L. Dorris, T. Davis. S. Hoffman, L. May, P. McMurray; 4th row: M. Williams, T. Blankenship, E. Freese, D. Frick, R An- Our varsity cheerleaders are Em- ily Bogard, Gayle Fisher, Dave Woerner, Chris Salge, and Sharon Ford. derson, S. Bennett, R. Speicher; 5th row: B. Barkhaus, B. Hum- bles, S. Farmer, W. Hamilton, J. Clore, S. Wischmyer; 6th row: T. Hurst, J. Payne, W. Embry, J.HohIt, H. Orme, W. Nieman; 7th row: J. Moot, J. Jordan, M. Folkcning, Dan Burgner, D. Foun- tain, J. Byrum; 8th row: J. Norwood, B. Bier, K. Nierman, G. Perry, M. Hemmingson, J. Huffman; 9th row: M. Burchfield, T. Grow, B. Cameron, L. Jackson, T. Voipp, A. Totten; 10th row: F. Fleetwood, T. Wilson, D. Nolan, T. Sawyer, B. Kerney, C Stumpf. ftj 1 1 J Z- ? ' ' e « tt 9 - ' 1 V ,l 1 WL f 9f S| Sf 9 Wi s s s s 1 r : Members running on the 1961 Cross-country team were first row (I to r); Pat McMurray, Bill Dorris, Lar- ry Dorris, Bob Cameron, Dick Fountain; second row: Coach McDaniel, Bill Troxell, Rick Anderson, John Payne, Larry Norris, Terry Volpp. i Vicyciirxi yVL cV en Coach McDaniel again guided his cross-country team to a fine season. Cross-country is a very exhausting sport in wnich the participants run over a two mile course against time and other contestants. The scoring of cross-country differs from most other sports in that the team with the low score is the victor. Led by junior Par McMurray, who placed first in the South Central Conference Meet, and senior Dick Fountain, who placed fourth in the state, the team captured four dual meets, second in the Washington Invita- tional, second in the Howe Invitational, second in the County Meet, first in the South Central Conference, second in the Sectional, and fifth in the State Meet at South Grove. Southport — w — Blooming ton Southport — w — Tech Southport — w — Broad Ripple Southport — w — Warren Central Washington Invitational — 2nd Howe Invitational — 2nd Shortridge Invitational — 2nd Marion County Meet — 2nd South Central Conference — 1st Sectional — 2nd State — 5th Junior Pat McMurray, who won the South Central Conference in a record time, and Dick Fountain, a four year varsity runner who plac- ed fourth in the state, are shown flashing the form which earned them the place of leading runners on the team. y ridiron K reats Under the leadership of new head coach Chuck Rob- bins, our football team compiled a very respectable eight wins, one loss , and one tie record for the sea- son. The rulers of the gridiron had no trouble switch- ing from the T-formation used in past years to the Sin- gle Wing formation used by Coach Robbins. In the first four games the team overwhelmed opposition with a total of 1 3 1 points, an average of 33 points a game The Cards defensive team earned the rare hon- or of not allowing the opposition to cross their goal line until the fifth game of the season. The sportswrit- ers of the state consider the team good by placing the Fighting Cards in the top ten team in the state in their weekly polls. Southporl 21 Warren Central Southport 33 Ben Davis Southport 39 Jeffersonville Southport 38 Shelbyville Southport 14 Seymour 7 Southport 21 Manual 13 Southport 26 Martinsville 12 Southporl 31 Franklin 6 Southpon 6 Columbus 6 Southport 6 Lawrence Central 13 Varsity and Reserve Football: 1st row: R. Burkert J. Jordan, J. Ross, S. Farmer, E. Freese, L. Jackson, ' T. Wilson, W. Embry, B. Kerney; 2nd row: J. Hohlt ' B, Adams, D. Frick, B. Humbles, K. Nierman, M. Will- liams, M. Hemmingsen, D. Huevel, F. Roehling, C Stumpf; 3rd row: S. Swallow, R. Diersing, J. Byr ' um, B. Hamilton, J, Clore, D. Burgner, B. Tackett, T. Dav- is, D. Prosser, J. Huffman, D. Sidebottom; ' 4th row: J. Woodall, B. Hulls, A. Thompson, D. Grove, J. Mar- ion, A. Doty, J. Smithey, B. Miller, M. Burchfield, T. Blankenship, R. Cox, S. Carson; 5th row: B. Poyn ' ter, G. Dickey, O. Denning, J. Farmer, S. Presecan, B. ' Windmiller, J. Gillock, S. Piccione, R. Padgett ' , J. Reed, D. Fisher; 6th row: J. Sparks, J. Heidelberger, B. Lattimore, M. Bolt, F. Hicks, M. Ramsey R Wet- zel These sports enthusiasts are avid fans of Southport football as they brave the cold to cheer our team in trials as well as triumphs. The stands were filled and overflowing at every home game. An attendance re- cord for a home game was set at this year ' s Manual game, when ever 7000 fans cheered our Cards to vic- tory. Put a band-sid on, and run it off .... Blood and water make the grass grow . . . 0 K., boys, fifty minutes of L. C. T. A are expressions that were heard over the gridiron during the football season. These phrases were the basis and encouragement for hard work that guided our varsity to victory. Reach- ing the goal of victory was made possible by a hard working coaching staff. Making up this staff were Marvin Hawkins, Richard Schrier, Dave Bertram, Wil- liam Bane, and head coach Chuck Robbins. Due credit can be expressed by each and every one of us toward another group of Southport ' s best. Members of this year ' s freshmen team were: (I to r) 1st row: D. Wesson, D. Millei, N. Petrycki, B. Hasham, T. Ryan, F. Hohit, G. Oakes, K. Saunders, J. Hickman, C. Greve; 2ncl row: D. Swick- ard N. Stanley, D. Johnson, J. Linson, D. Finney, B. Duke, S. Sandeford, R. Wvand, D. Carr, H. Williams, L. Miller, B. Cleven- ger; 3rd row: G. Teter, G, Jenkins, B. Beyers, C. Hills, B. Bills, R. Deem, T. Key, S. Keller, D. Holman, S. Rainbolt, S. Pigano, 0. Johnson; ' 4th row: S, Harneday, L. Bennett, S. Kinnard, B. Tal- bott, C. Bare, E Walker, B. Messmer, W. McQuat, S. Woodall, R. Smaltz, J. Krug, R. Brock. iir J earn Jn .:Z ctioi Joe Ross sweeps right and for a large gain in the Man- ual game. As the ooposition charges, Hohit calmly waits for the right moment before launching a pass. The block is made and a first down is made. An annual event for the football team is the night the senior player? and their fathers are introduced. Here the boys are seen proudly standing by their fathers. The road to a touchdown is blocked with many de- tours, but this Southportite out maneuvers his oppo- nent. The Seniors on the 1961 football team were (top to bottom) first row: Joe Ross, Steve Farmer, Jon Jor- dan, Fred Roeh- ling; Second row; Marty Williams, Ed Freese, Bob Adams, Marshall Hemmingsen, Wi- ley Embry. Third row: Jim Hohit, Denny Hu- evel, Tom Wil- son, Kenny Nier- man. Rick Burk- ert; Fourth row; Bob Humbles, Lynn Jackson, Dave Frick, Bill Kerney. J iardwood J iHstiers The cries of Conference Champs, County Champs, and Sectional Champs, echoed through the halls of Southport as our Mighty Cards battled their way to an impressive record of 26 wins and only 2 losses. The Cards started slow, winning their first four games over Center Grove, Franklin, South Side Fort Wayne, and Tech unimpressively. After their only regular season loss to Seymour 60-58 in an overtime, the Redbirds came alive blasting Jefferson- ville 91-38 and Greensburg 81-39. The team continu- ed winning and compiled a winning streak of twenty- two straight g?mes. In the sports writers weekly polls the team was ranked as 2nd in the final poll. The school indeed is proud of the accomplishments of this years ' s fine team. Coach Braden and Coach Theil paused from a busy practice to discuss strategy for future games. 100 Members of this year ' s Fighting Cards are, first row, Jim Hohit, Andy Totten, Dick Putt, Fred Fleetwood, Larry Richardson, Hank Orme. Second row. Coach Braden, Jerry Duhamell, Danny Nolan, Jerry Nigh, Bobby Simpson, Louie Dampier, Coach Theil, BASKETBALL SCORES Southport 65 Center Grove Southport played host to its fourth sectional tourna- ment, and the gigantic fieldhouse served the occasion very well. Southport ' s co-favored Cardinals advanced to the afternoon game with little trouble. A good Franklin Central club scared the Redbirds, but after a determined fight, the Redbirds emerged victorous en- abling them to meet co-favorite Washington for the title. Washington, lucky in the draw and having had an easy time with preliminary foes, were primed and ready. The final game was a hair-raising, see-saw bat- tle which had a crowd of 7,500 people on its feet and screaming. The Cards proved victorious with a 67 to 59 victory. Southport then journeyed to the Indianap- olis Regional where they coupled rugged rebouding and a tight defense to whip a good Plainfield team 70-47, earning themselves the right to compete in the finals against a determined Anderson team that had defeated Crispus Attucks in the afternoon game. The game was a close hard fought battle with both teams hitting a phenominal percentage of their shots. When the final gun sounded, the score Southport 57, Anderson 59, the careers of five Cardinals ended, but not before they had carried Southport ' s banner to the final 32 teams in the state. Southport 69 Southport 65 Southport 62 Southport 58 Southport 91 Southport 81 Southport 66 Southport 82 Southport 74 Southport 85 Southport 82 Southport 81 Southport 80 Southport 87 Southport 70 Southport 83 Southport 56 Franklin S.S. Ft. Wayne Tech Seymour Jeffersonville Greensburg North Central Rushville Connersville Howe Broad Ripple Ben Davis Shelbyville Warren Central Columbus Martinsville Manual 45 51 51 60 60 36 39 35 65 61 42 69 59 39 61 47 66 42 COUNTY TOURNEY Southport 69 Warren Central 51 Southport 70 Ben Davis 43 Southport 65 Beech Grove 40 Southport 49 Speedway 31 SECTIONAL Southport 91 Vernon Township 57 Southport 77 New Palestine 60 Southport 67 Franklin Central 59 Southport 67 Washington 59 REGIONAL Southport 70 Plainfield 57 Southport 57 Anderson 59 Cleaning the basketball is one of the many duties that our capable student managers are called upon to perform during the year. This year ' s managers were Terry Ryker, Jim Critzer, Rex Joseph, and Tom Apostolos. Louie Dampier goes to grab a rebound as Dick Putt and Fred Fleetwood are close by to give assistance. Dicl Putt battles for the ball as Fred Fleetwood and Bobby Sii son watch carefully. The varsity team was, top, Louie Dampier, Jerry Duha- mell, Dick Putt, Fred Fleetwood, Jim Hohlt. Bottom, Jerry Nigh, Dan Nolan, Andy Totten, Bobby Simpson, Hank Orme, Larry Richardson. Members of this year ' s reserve team include, front row, Don Hillinburg, John Berkholz, Don Snider, Don Miller, Tom Davis. Middle row, Bud Tackett, Bill Windmiller, Bill Brown, Eugene Schnyder, Bryon Ste- vens, Joe Carnine. Back row, Randy Rowan, Dick Stu- mp, Denny Hireman, Mike McDonald, Bob Wind- horst, Chuck Stump. This year ' s freshmen team includes Marvin Ashmore, Ron Burket, Carl Busart, Bill Byers, Bob Clevenger, Hubert Coleman, Don Conrad, Gary Deatline, Charlie Greve, John Heckman, mg., Charlie Hills, Norman Hobson, mg., Fritz Holt, Otis Johnson, Dick Johnson, Paul Krone, Don Krone, John Krug, Don Manning, Steve Moore, Frank Pagano, mg., Craig Sickel, Ron Watson, Harry Williams, Steve Woodall, Phil Wright. 104 Clad in capes and gloves of Cardinal Red and White, these five hundred hand-clapping, roof- raising girls make-up the Pep Club They urge the team on to victory with various cheers and chants throughout the games- The largest crganization at Southport, the Booster Club, is responsible for the fine school spirit that was displayed this year. Under the supervision of Mr, Schmalfeldt, the club sponsors pep sessions, skits, announcements concerning athletic events, and posters which appear in the halls before all games. The of- ficers of the club are Bob ,Adams, president; Mary Ann Soloman, secretary-treasurer; and Larry Smith, vice-presidenl. This year ' s squad: Coach Sw- ank, Bob Lewsader, Byron Ste- vens, Ron Hireman, Gil Mas- cher, and Bill Nieman. RACQUET SQUAD With no outstanding player, but with determination, drive, and hard work our 1961-62 tennis team under the direction of Coach Swank compiled a respectable 14 wins, 4 losses season. Included in the victories were County Championship and an important victory over arch-rival North Central. The victory over North Central enabled Southport to win the Times All-Sports Trophy. With several underclassmen on the team, Coach Swank is eagerly looking forward to next sea- son. GOLF With two lettermen, a rough schedule, and past tradi- tion in mind. Coach Braden ' s golf team embarked on the 1961 season with high hopes. The team participa- tes in the fall and in the spring of the school year. In the fall, the team competes in the South Central Con- ference golf meet. In the spring, we have a schedule of dual and triangular meets plus the Marion County Golf Tourney, and the Sectional Golf Tourney. The leaders of thiF year ' s team were Steve Hoffman, Guy Perry, and Larry May. Members of this year ' s team were Spencer Gil- man, Steve Hoffman, Lar- ry May, Guy Perry, Dave deHebreard, Larry Rus- sell, Mike O ' Brien, Steve Jordan, Coach Braden. 106 Steve Bennett, ttie team ' s relief ace, flashes his for ed him five victories. The baseball team, loaded with lettermen at every position, lived up to pre-season expectations by com- piling a season record of 17 wins and only one loss. The team finished strong winning its last 1 1 games and capturing the County Tourney. The team ' s lone loss was at tine hands of undefeated Connersville for the South Central Conference Championship. The team was lead by pitchers Steve Bennett, five wins and no losses; Wilber Dean, five wins and no losses; and Jerry Seay, four wins and one loss. The team ' s victory in the County Championship earned valuable points for the Times All-Sports Trophy. Senior on this year ' s team are shown with Coach Theil. They are B. Bennett, B. Poynter, P. Houston, S. Christ, J. Seay, E. Carr, L, Heck, W. Dean. BASEBALL SCORES Southport 16 Ben Davis Southport 5 Cathedral Southport 2 Sacred Heart Southport retired the annual Times All- Sports Trophy by winning the trophy for the third time. Our fine athletic staff is shown with Jimmy Angelopolous admiring the trophy. Left to right, first row, Everett Swank, tennis; William Bane, wrestling; Jimmy Angelopolou s; Richard Schrier, baseball and football; Marvin Hawkins, football and track. Second row, Dave Ber- tram football and basketball; Thomas Hath- away, track; Richard Theil, basketball and baseball; William Pickard, basketball; Chauncey McDaniel, wrestling and cross country; Carl Braden, basketball and golf; Jack Morgan, football; Roger Ratliff, Ath- letic Director; Richard Brunoehler, swim- Southport 19 Howe 3 Southport 2 Greensburg Southport 6 Seymour 1 Southport 1 Connersville 5 Southport 17 Manual 5 Southport 2 Franklin 1 Southport 6 Columbus 3 Southport 3 Center Grove 2 Southport 4 Greenwood 3 Southport 8 Martinsville 3 Rushville (Forfeit to Southport) COUNTY TOURNEY Southport 8 Warren Central Southport 12 Franklin Central Southport 14 Lawrence Central 2 Southport 4 Speedway 3 TRACK Our cindermen gained enthusiasm and added skill through the efforts of hard-working Coach Hathaway, and climaxed the season with a first place in the Sec- tional. The Cards won all four dual meets in addition to cap- turing first place in the South Central Conference, first in the Ben Davis Relays, third in the County, first in the Jr. Invitational, and first in the Sectional at Washington. Leading last year ' s team were half-miler Larry Keene who placed fifth in the State and miler Chuck Branch who placed fourth in the State. RECORD Southport 57] 2 Harry Wood 51 1 2 Southport 64 Ben Davis 45 Southport 72 Broad Ripple 27 Southport 551 2 Manual 531 2 South Central Conference 1st County Meet 3rd Jr. Invitational 1st Ben Davis Relays 1st :)ectional 1st This year ' s varsity; A. Perkins, J. Christy, L. Keene, Brcwn, T. Sawyer, D. Nolan, D. Fountain, R. Speicher, P. McMurray, C. Branch, J. Rhoades, J. Nichols, D. J. Higbie, J. Hoagland, and Coach Hathaway. 108 Members of the varsity squad are, first row, Mr. Brunoei ler, Don- ald Owens, Lar ' y Russell, Gary Hood, Tom McMillan, Tom Fedo- wicz, James Norwood, Bill Beier Dan Fleetwood, Ed Fries, Rancy Beane, Tim O ' Neill: Second row, Harry Browning, Richard Harmon, Don Retzch, Charles Heintz, Tom Zike, Bob Barkhaus, Bill Stam- per, Steve Short, Mark Barnes, Rick Miles. Members of the reserve squad, first row, Bill Tavenor, Jim Franks, Steve Shoultz, S ndy Watkins, Tom Duiser, Gary Curtis. Second row, Mike Short, Don Bickel, Paul Brehob, Larry Gilley, Richard Oakcs, Richard Goldsmith. Third row, Joe Green, Neal Swartz, Mike Handak, Jim McClung, Mike St. Pierre. The tag is made by Bob Barkhaus as Bill Beier, Jim Norwood, and Tom Zike watch anxiously, and the members of the free style re- lay team win first SWIMMING This season the Southport tanksters emerged as a power in the state. Under ' he guidance of Coach Brunoehler, who in three years built the Southport Swim Team into a state power, the team compiled a very respectable eleven win, two loss record. Leading this year ' s team were: seniors, Bill Beier and Bob Barkhaus; jun- iors, Jim Norwood and Ed Fries; sophmore, Danny Fleetwood. SCORES Southport 50 Muncie Central 45 Southpor! 75 Anderson 20 Southport 59 Lafayette Jeff 56 Southport 36 Kokomo 59 Southport 86 Franklin 9 Southport 54 University H. S. 41 Southport 66 Lafayette Jeff 29 Southport 53 New Albany 42 Southport 48 Kokomo 47 Southport 52 Muncie Central 43 Southport 57 Muncie Burris 38 Southporl 51 New Albany 44 Southport 16 Columbus 79 Muncie B urris Invitational 3rd State 12th Under the guidance of Coach McDaniel and Coach Bane, the 1961-62 Southport grapplers again pro- duced a fine season, The team compiled a respectable record of 10 wins and only one loss, plus being run- ner-up in the County Tourney, 1st ' in the Sectional, and fifth in the Regional. The team advanced nne boys from the Sectional into the Regional, but Dave West- erfeld was the only survivor of Regional Competition, Dave was runner-up in the state for the second year. WRESTLING SCORES Southporl 26 Warren Central 14 Southporl 40 Lawrence Central 8 Southporl 34 North Central 12 Southport 32 Franklin Central 13 Southport 23 Ben Davis 17 Southporf 28 Lafayette Jeff 16 Southport 32 Kokomo 10 Southport 28 Bloomington 18 Southport 38 Howe 6 Southport 19 Broad Ripple 24 Southport 27 Manual 17 Tom Blankenship muscles his opponent to the mat. Southport 34 New Albany 10 Southport 33 Tech 1 County at Warren Central 2nd place Sectional 1st place Regional 5th place Left, to right, first row: Tom Blankenship, Ed Freese, Tom Hurst Lynn Jackson, Jim Carmichael, Richard Kotzauer, Bob Ad ms Jim Most, Joe Pichctte, Dave Westerfield, Paul Kiewit Ron Foster Second row: Don Swickard, Rick Cox, Jim Huffman, ' Don Ramsey ' , Andy Thompson, Dale Sidebottom, Greg Ennis, Buddy Mason ' Gary Mitchell, Bob Wilson, John Adams, Dave Salomone Dave Jacks, Gary 0,iks, Steve Foster, Dave Deardorf; Third row Coach Wm, Bane, Jim Ransdeil, Mike Hawkins, Ray Roehling Bill Weaver, John Wliiteside, Dave Holman, Bill B ' Vley, Wally McQuat, Lance Bennet, Steve Kinnard, Gayland McCarty, Steve Keith, Dan Carr, Tom Ryan, Coach Chauncey McDaniels, Members of this year ' s varsity are, top row, Ron Fos- ter, Paul Kiewit, Dave Westerfield, Joe Pichette, Rich- ard Kotzbauer, Jim Most. Bottom row, Bob Adams, Jim Carmichaei, Lynn Jackson, Tom Hurst, Ed Freeze, Tom Blankenship. Bob Adams scores two points for a take down. Tom Hurst sits out and escapes opponent ' s grasp Because of the varied program and wide assortment of G.A.A. activities, sports heads were chosen to direct competition in the different fields. The girls this year had an expanded program of intra- mural athletics directed by the G.A.A. Volleyball, basketball, rumbling, swimming, tennis, and track are some of the divisions of the varied activities. Sponsors wers Mrs. Clampitt, Mrs. Schmidt, and Miss Isreal. Whether it is building a pyramid or playing basket- ball, the girls enjoy themselves in the activities of the G.A.A. The Officials ' Club of the G.A.A. supervises and referees the various sports. Under the direction of Mrs. Schmidt, the club held meetings to discuss of- ficiating and rule changes. 112 3, ntrantiirals This year ' s inlramural sports program attracted more direction of Chuck Robbins enjoyed the opportunity than 400 participants in basi etball and swimming, to compete. The competition was hard fought, but The boys organized their own teams and under the everyone had fun. The captains of the basketball teams are shown with Chuck Robbins, SENIOR INDEX Abney, Mildred: Booster Club Adams, Janet: Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Beg, Adv. Latin Club, G.AA., Booster Club, Pep Club, Comm. Usherette, Sen- ior-ority. Int. Volleyball basketball Adams, Bob: Booster Club — pres.. Honor Society, Purdue Legis. Assem., Expedi- tion Into Knowledge Panel, Bacc. Comm. Usher, Student Council — state conv., Lettermen ' s Club, Soph. Class — vice-pres.. Football Co-capt., Var. Foot- ball, Wrestling, Res. Baseball, Football, Wrestling, All-County All-Conf. Football Akeman, Eddie: Hi-Y — historian. Booster Club, Library Club, Frosh Track, Int. Basketball, Int. Official, Track, Jr. Red Cross, Model U. N,, Library Assis. Albaugh, Mike: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Track, Int. Basketball, Outdoor Life Club Aliff, Steve: Frosh Res. Baseball, Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Int. Official, Photo Club Altman, Gladys: Dolphinettes — narr. of Wa- ter Show, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Sen- ior-ority, F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play Anderson, Rick: Lettermen ' s Club, Track, Cross-Country, Hi-Y — vice-pres.. Model U.N., Astronomy Club, Phy-Chem, Int. Basketball, Beg. Math Club, Booster Club, Braden ' s Raiders, Comm. Bacc. Usher, Teen Council, Jr. Red Cross, Li- brary Club Arthur, Carol: G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Choir, Spring Music Fest., Pep Club, Choral Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., Booster Club Ashley, Gail: Choir, Booster Club, Cas- uals, Senior-ority, G.A.A. Askin, Carolyn: F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, G.A.A., Chess Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Sec, Office Girl Askin, Lois: G.A.A. , Beg. Photo Club, Pep Club, Booster Club Bailey, Larry: Var. Swimming Team, Cross Country, Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Jr. Red Cross Ball, Kathy: Cardinalettes, Homecoming Queen Cand., F.B.L.A. — chapter report- er. Student Council, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.T.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Teacher ' s Sec, State Fair Marching Cont. Ballard, James: Booster Club 114 Barker, Mary Jo: Journal Staff — assis. News Editor Ent. Column, Adv. Choir, Mixed Octet, Girl ' s Sextet, Dist. Music Cont. — first, State Music Cont. — sec. Quill Scroll, County Choral Fest., Spring Mus- ic Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., Talent Show, Christmas Prog. — soloist. Alpha Beta Tri-Hy-Y, Model U.N., G.A.A. — volleyball capt., F.H.B., Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Senior-ority. Barkhaus, Robert: Var. Swimming, Letter- men ' s Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club Barnd, Patricia: G.A.A., Beg. Math Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Boo- ster Club, Spanish Club, H.S.L.A., BO, O.K. Barnhill, Gloria: Cardinalettes — pres., Beg. Photo Club — vice-pres.. Cadet Teacher, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Biology Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Art Club, F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Dramatics Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette. Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, State Fair Band Cont., S.C.C. Band Cont., Muncie Cent. Band Cont., Tech — 1 yr. Beatty, Jack: F.F.A., Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Beder, Linda: Senior-ority, Booster Club, G.AA, Beier, Bill: Swimming Team — capt,. Letter men ' s Club, Booster Club Bell, John: Tech — 2 yrs,, Jr, Red Cross, Booster Club Bennett, Stephen: Baseball, Cross-Country, Lettermen ' s Club, Band, Orchestra, State Fair Band Cont,, Cent, Ind. Band Cont.,, Dis. Solo Ensem, Cont., Mid- State Orch., Cardinalaires, Frosh Int. Basketball, Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem, Student Council Berger, Sharon J.: G.A.A., F.H.B. — pres., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Franklin Twp. — 1 yr. Bertram, Donna: Broad Ripple High School — 2 yrs.. Booster Club Betzler, Susan: F.B.L.A. — treas., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bi- ology Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Int. Basketball Volleyball Bland, William: Outdoor Life Club — vice- pres., Bacc. Comm. Usher, Int. Bas- ketball Capt., Photo Club, German Club, Booster Club Blubaugh, Barbara: Honor Society — treas.. Quill Scroll, Anchor Staff — advertis- ing. Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Beg. Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y — sec. Model U.N., Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, Alg. Comp. Math Cont., Teacher ' s Sec, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., Comm. Ush- erette Boggs, Steven; Chess Club, Astronomy Club, Radio Club, Booster Club Boone, Marsha Kay: G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Pep Club, French Club — vice-pres,, Art Club — sec, Jr. Sr. F.H.B., Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club Bowers, Nancy: Bacc Usherette, F.T.A., G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Medicii, Booster Club Pep Club, Beg, Math Club, Choir, Easter Sunrise Serv., County Choral Spring Music Fest., Talent Show Brandenburg, Thomas: Astronomy Club pres., Phy-Chem Club — vice-pres.. Adv. Math Club, Ind. State Math Cont., Int. Basketball Bridenstine, James: Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Hi-Y, Frosh Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Var, Res. Basket- ball Briner, Charles: Traffic Ciub, Photo Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Proj. Op- erator Brink, Sandra: Dolphinettes — sec. Beg. Adv. Math Club, German Club, F.T.A., G.A.A. — volleyball capt. swimming. Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Choir, Easter Sunrise Serv., Bacc. Comm. Choral Fest. Brooks, Bob: Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Hi-Y, Photo Club Bullard, Linda: Biology Club, Pep Band, G.A.A,, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Ger- man Club, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Anchor Staff Burk, Cheri: Student Council, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette, Bacc. — ush- erette. Senior Play — usherette, Jr. Red Cross Burkhart, Christine: Biology Club — pres.. Pep Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Senior- ority, G.AA., Swimming — sports head, Bacc. Usherette, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play Burkert, Richard: Football, Spanish Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Int. Basketball, Stu- dent Council, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Burnett, Judy: Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hj-Y, G.A.A., Teacher ' s Sec, F.H.B., Booster Club, Manual High School — 1 ' 2 yrs. Burnette, Tom: F.F.A., Booster Club, Int. Basketball Burnette, Stanley: F.F.A., Int. Basketball Bush, Karen: Booster Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Muncie, Shelby- ville, State Fair Marching Cont., Sen- ior-ority, F.T.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Student Council, German Club, Senior Play — usherette, Jr, Home Room Rep., Library Club Senior Index Continued Cameron, Robert: Frosh Cross Country, Bas- ketball Track, Res. Var. ross Coun- try, Res. Basketball, Res. Var. Track, Lettermen ' s Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club, Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross Cannon, Alma: F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Senior-orjty, Booster Club, Spanish Club Carmichael, James: French Club, Booster Club, Wrestling Cauble, Larry: Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Senior Play, Int. Baskteball, Int. Official, Braden ' s Raiders Caughey, James: F.F.A,, Booster Club Cessna, Claudia: Our Lady of Grace — I yr.. Beg. Photo Club — sec. Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Beg. Adv. Spanish Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Booster Club, Senior Play — u-sherette, Dist. State Solo Ensem. Cont., Easter Sunrise Serv., Or- chestra Chllders, Suelynne: Thespians, Dramatics Club, F.T.A. , Biciogy Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Sen- ior-ority. Anchor Sales Staff, Talent Show, Easter Sunrise Serv., Booster Club, Orchestra, I.U. Music Clinic, Mid-State Orchestra Fest., Dist. State Solo Ensemb. Cont, Spring Music Fest., Christmas Concert, Amercian Leg. Or- atorical Cont., Dist. Poetry Interpreta- tion Cont. Christy, John: Track, Cross Country, Booster Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball, Boy ' s Cheer Block Circle, Roy: Beg. Adv. Math Club, Phy- Chem Club, Radio Club, Tennis, Band, Booster Club, Int. Basketball Clark, Carol: Senior-ority, F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, Beg. Math Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club Coker, Lynn: Booster Club, Photo Club, Sen- ior-ority, G.A.A. — volleyball, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Journal Staff, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Bacc. Usherette, Journalism Day — Ball State Coleman, Larry: Stagecrafter ' s Club, Bra- den ' s Raiders, Booster Club, Photo Club Collins, Isaac: Beg. Photo Club, Booster Club Commons, Charles: Var. Res. Swimming Team, Spanish Club, Int. Swimming, Traffic Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Compton, Georgeana: F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, G.A.A , Pep Club, Booster Club, Span- ish Club Condrey, Rande: Medicii, Outdoor Life Club, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y Conover, Larry: Booster Club Coombs, Martha: Beg. Adv. Math Club, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Anchor Sales Staff, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., F.T.A., Senior-ority, Medicii, Pep Club, Booster Club, Biology Club, F.H.B., Jr. Red Cross Rep., Easter Sunrise Serv., Bacc. Usherette Coonce, Joann: Senior-ority, Booster Club, Dolphinettes, Pep Club, Art Club, Bi- ology Club, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., G.A.A. — official, Tri-Hi-Y, Band Coy, Pruda: Booster Club Critzer, James: Var. Basketball Baseball Man., Booster Club Cunningham, Linda: Beta Tri-Hy-Y — pres., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y — vice-pres., Senior-ority — treas.. Quill Scroll — vice-pres., Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Rep., Anchor Staff, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, G.A.A., Model U.N,, Gavel Club, Sen- ior Play, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette, Medicii Curson, Darlene: F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Art Club, Tn-Hi-Y, Pep Club, G.A.A., Boo- ster Club, Comm. Usherette Curtis, John: Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Frosh Res. Track Dallas, Cleo: F.B.L.A., Photo Club, Sprocket Jockey, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Art Club Dampier, Carol: F.B.L.A. — pres., Thespians, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Senior- ority, Teacher ' s Sec, Biology Club, Beg. Adv. Photo Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Daniels, Joseph Marion: Student Council, National Merit Scholarship Cont. — fi- nalist, Anchor Staff, Phy-Chem Club, Chess Club, Astronomy Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Senior Play, Expedition Into Knowledge Panel, National Youth Conf. on the Atom, Booster Club, De- bate Team Darko, Suzanne: Senior-onty — vice-pres., Thespians, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Purdue Legis. Assem., Interscholastic Debate, F.T.A., G.A.A. — volleyball capt., Beg. Latin Club, Biology Club, Choir, Marion Co. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest., Solo Cont., Booster Club, Pep Club, Journal Staff Davee, Ronald: Booster Club, Int. Basket- ball, Hi-Y Davis, Vicki: Cardinalettes — pres., Spanish Club — pres., Medicii, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y treas.. Miss Scrimmage Cand., Miss Friendship Cand., Miss Personality Cand., Beg. Math Club — sec-treas., Senior- ority, Student Council, Booster Club, Pep Club, Easter Sunrise Serv., Teach- er ' s Sec, F.T.A., Model U.N. Dean, Janet: G.A.A., Senior-ority, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Quill Scroll — sec, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Journal Staff, Teen Star Rep., Teacher ' s Sec, Cadet Teacher, Int. Volleyball, F.T.A., Bacc. Usherette, Guidance Sec. Dowell, Charles: Outdoor Life Club Booster Club Dresslar, Judy: F.T.A. — prog, chair.. Band Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette, Senior- ority, G.A.A. — volleyball. Pep Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Library Club, State Fair Muncie Marching Con. Eggerding, Betty: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., F.T.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Comm. Usherette, Senior-ority, Guid- ance Sec, Volleyball capt. Elliot, Nancy; Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A. Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Teach- er ' s Sec. Ellis, Joyce: Senior-ority, G.A.A. Biology Art Club — pres.. Booster Club, F.H.B. Embry, Wiley: Manual — 2 yrs.. Outdoor Life Club, Int. Basketball, Football, Track, Lettermen ' s Club Engle, Carlos: Booster Club, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Journal Staff — asst. Bus. Man. Ensslin, Edwin: Booster Club, Art Club Euler, Kathy: Anchor Staff, Beta Tri-Hi-Y — treas., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.T.A, G.A.A. — volleyball capt.. Pep Club, Booster Club, Comm. Usherette, Beg. Math Club, Cadet Teacher, Stu- dent Council, Officals Club, Model U.N., Pineapple Princess Cand. Fancher, John: Outdoor Life Club Fannin, Vickie: Tech — I Vli yrs.. Booster Club, Senior-ority Farmer, Steve: Warren Cent. — 2 yrs.. Foot- ball, Booster Club, Int. Basketball Ferguson, Charlie: Sarasota High — 2 yrs.. Booster Club, Hi-Y, Senior Play, Int. Basketball Fisher, Mike: Choir — pres.. Alpha Hi-Y — vice-pres.. Anchor Photographer, Beg. Photo Club, German Club, Booster Club, Boy ' s Octet, Model U.N., County Choral Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., Dist. Solo Ensemble Cont. Fitzwater, Jeri Ann: Senior-ority, Senior Play, Comm. Usherette, G.A.A., Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Official ' s Club, Model U.N., Jr. Red Cross Fleetwood, Fred: Var. Basketball, Football Baseball, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Lettermen ' s Club, F.T.A. — -treas., Jr. Red Cross, Bacc. Usher, Outdoor Life Club, Coconut King Cand. 15 Senior Index Continued Folkening, Mark: Honor Society, Medicii — pres , vice-pres., Latin Club — pres. vice-pres., Lettermen ' s Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Basketball Track, Tennis, Senior Play, Int. Basketball, Anchor Sales Staff, Booster Club Ford, Larry: Beg. Photo Club, Adv. Photo Club — pres.. Journal — Photo Ed., Ger- man Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Gerdt, Carol: Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Booster Club Gerdt, Philip: Football, Jr. Red Cross, Int Basketball, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club Gillette, Jerry: Booster Club, Proj. Operator Gillum, Gary: Frosh Swimming, Outdoor Life Club, Wrestling, Booster Club Hall, Jerry: Football, Int. Basketball, Boo- ster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Math Club Hall, Sharyn: Senior-ority G.A.A., Booster Club, Peo Club, F.T.A., Beg. Spanish Club, F.BL.A., Photo Club, Student Council, Office Girl, Teacher ' s Sec, Int. Volleyball, Bacc. Usherette Hanf, Sharon: G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Comm. Usherette, Senior-ority, Int. volleyball basketball. Art Club Ford, Sharon: Var. Cheerleader, Frosh, Soph. Jr. Class — sec-treas.. Soph. Jr. May Queen, Homecoming Queen Court, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., Offi- cial ' s Club, Beg. Latin Club — sec. Adv. Latin Club — treas., Senior-ority, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Anchor Sales Staff, Debate Team, Purdue Legis. As- sem.. Pep Club, Booster Club, Bacc Comm. Usherette Forey, Mary Ann: G.A.A., Senior-ority, Boo- ster Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Forsyth, Nancy: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Pep Club, F.T.A., Cadet Teacher, Senior-ority, Photo Club, Booster Club Fountain, Dick: Cross Country, Track, Let- termen ' Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, F.F.A. Foust, Dave: Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Jr. Red Cross Fox, Judi: Student Council, Quill Scroll — treas.. Journal Staff, Teacher ' s Sec, Jr. Red Cross, Talent Show, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Medicii, Photo Club, Beg. Latin Club Frank, Claudia: Beech Grove High — 2 Yrs., G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, F.H.B., Dolphinettes, Senior- ority Freese, Edgar: War. Football — all conf., all- county, all-state, Var. Wrestling — co. champ, Lettermen ' s Club — sec. — treas.. Student Council, Int. Swimming, Boo- ster Club, Frosh Football, Jr. Red Cross Frick, Dave: Student Council — pres.. State Student Council Cony. — discussion leader. Honor Society, Quill Scroll, Anchor Staff — sports ed.. Boy ' s State — runner-up Outstanding Citizen Award, Purdue Legis. Assem. — outstanding speaker award — 18th 1 9th sessions. Teen Guide Rep., Hi-Y, Model U.N. — research chair., Var. Debate Team, Dist. Debate Tourn., Football, Lettermen ' s Club, Beg. Math Club — pres., Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball — capt.. Booster Club, Senior Play, Bacc. Comm. Ush- er, Campaign Man. — Homecoming Queen Games, Jack: Hi-Y, Biology Club, German Club, Outdoor Life Club, Medicii, Boo- ster Club, Braden ' s Raiders George, Edward: Phy-Chem, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Latin Club Gilman, Spencer: Broad Ripple — 3 yrs.. Golf Team, Int. Basketball Gilmore, Mary: Dolphinettes, Pep Club, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Photo Club, Senior-ority Glowner, Larry: Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club Giorgianni, Lucy: Jr. Red Cross, Medicii, Future Nurses, F.T.A., G.A.A., Booster Club, Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, German Club Goodnight, Tom; Phy-Chem Club, Medicii, Frosh Cross Country, Beg. Adv. Math Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club Goodwin, Richard: Biology Club, Int. Basket- ball, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club Gorman, Jo Ann: F.BL.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Cadet Teacher Gray, Gloria: Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.- A., Senior-ority Gray, Judy: F.B.L.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Boo- ster Club, Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Li brary Club, Spring Music Fest,, Jr. Red Cross Gray, Marilyn: Biology Club, Spanish Club Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Senior-ority Griesemer, Mary: Future Nurses, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.H.B., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Bio- logy Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. F.H.B., Nurse ' s Sec. Grube, Carol: Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Biology Club — pres., Beg. Math Club — vice-pres., Phy-Chem Club — sec, Jr. Heart Board Rep., May Queen Court, Medicii, Adv. Math Club, Ger- man Club, Anchor Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Sen- ior-ority, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette. Guidance Office — sec. Pep Club, Boo- ster Club, Expedition Into Knowledge Panel, Reg Science Fair, Valedictorian Gunn, George: Booster Club, Int. Basketball, F.F.A. , Jr. Red Cross Gunn, Sharon: Pep Club, Booster Club, Sen- nior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. Hardwick, Richard: Manual — 1 yr.. Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club Harris, Judi: Jr. Red Cross Rep., German Club, Art Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Dolphin- ettes, Pep Club, Booster Club Harris, Rodger: Swimming Team, Outdoor Life Club, Frosh Track, Booster Club, Int. Swimming Hasse, Richard: Booster Club, Int. Basket- ball Hawk, Larry: Booster Club, Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross Hawkins, Ronald: Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Jr. Red Cross Haielett, Randy: Track, Latin Club, Int. Basketball, Booster Club Heckman, Kenneth: Frosh Football, Wrest- ling, Booster Club, Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross Herringa, Charles: F.F.A. — vice-pres.. Boo- ster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Wrest- ling Heidelberger, Harriette: Booster Club, Pep Club, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, F.T.A. Photo Club, G.A.A. — volleyball Heiny, Pamela: Senior-ority, G.A.A., Thesp- ians. Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sen- ior Play, Cashier Hemmingsen, Marshall: Whiteland — 3 yrs.. Football, Baseball, Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Lettermen ' s Club Hendricks, Sandra: Library Club — pres., Li- brary Assis., I.U. Workshop, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.B., Bacc. Usherette, Dolphinettes, Teacher ' s Sec. Herner, Karen: Dolphinettes, Beg. Adv. Biology Club, Beg. Adv. Photo Club, Spanish Club, Proj. Operator, Teacher ' s Sec, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Int. Basket- ball Volleyball, Pep Club, Booster Club, F.T.A. , F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play — usherette, Bacc. Comm. Usher- ette, Jr. Red Cross Hernly, Phil: Alpha Hi-Y, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Outdoor Life Club, Intramur- als Senior Index Continued Hickman, Horace O.: Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Math Club — pres., Jr. Sr. Class - pres., Football Track Man., Student Council, Intramurals, Booster Club Hicks, Frederick: Astronomy Club, Frosh Baseball Man., Booster Club Higgs, Steven: Adv. Choir, Boy ' s Octet, Cas- uals, Hi-Y, Photo Club, Adv. Latin Club Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club Hillenburg, Gary: Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Biology Club, Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball, Center Grove — 1 yr. Hitch, Carol: Teacher ' s Sec, Senior-ority, Comm. Usherette, Senior Play, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Beg. Latin Club, Beg. Math Club, Officials Club Hoaglan, Ronald: Biology Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Int. Basketball, Photo Club Hoagland, John; Varsity Track, Lettermen ' s Club, Booster Club Hobbs, Steven: Photo Club, Adv. Choir, Int. Basketball, Booster Club Hobson, Carole: Senior-ority, Booster Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club Hohit, James: Senior Class — vice-pres., Let- termen ' s Club, Var. Football, Basketball Baseball, Student Council, Coconut King HohIt, Karene: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y — chaplain, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Bacc. Ush- erette , Senior Play — usherette. Model U.N., Beta Tri-Hi-Y Holder, Martha Sue: Choir, Pep Club, Choral Fest., Spring Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., County Cont., Beg. Math Club, Beg Latin Club, G.A.A. — basketball capt.. Talent Show, Tri-Hi-Y, Anchor Staff — Adv. Man., Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Christmas Music Prog., Senior-ority, Medicii, F.T.A., Future Nurses, Biology Club, Anchor Sales Staff Hollingsworth, Karen: Senior Play, Thes- pians, Anchor Staff, Student Council, Easter Sunrise Serv., G.A.A. — volleyball co-cpat., Senior-ority, Teacher ' s Sec, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Med- icii, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Chess Club, Booster Club, Anchor Sales Staff Holton, Barbara: Photo Club — sec. Senior Play, Pep Club, Booster Club, Debate Team, Purdue Legis. Assembly, Drama- tics Club, F.B.L.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Bi- ology Club Hook, Harry: Art Club, Booster Club, North Central — 1 Vi yrs. Howard, Nancy: Senior-ority — pres.. Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play — Usher- ette, Homecoming Queen Court, F.B.L.A. — prog, chair., G.A.A. — volleyball, Eas- ter Sunrise Serv. — usherette, F.T.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Booster Club, Office Girl, Pep Club Huevel, Dennis: Football, Int. Capt. Of- ficial, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Outdoor Life Club, Jr. Red Cross — vice- pres., Bacc. Comm. Usher Hughes, Elizabeth: F.H.B., Comm. Usherette, F.T.A., G.AA., Jr. Red Cross, Senior- ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Fashion Show Narr., Cadet Teacher, Beg. Photo Club, Booster Club Humbles, Robert: Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball, Res. Var. Football, Int. Of- ficials, Letterman ' s Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball, Braden ' s Raiders, Journal — Sports Ed., Sports Columnist, Booster Club Hunt., Gerald: Football, Wrestling, Int. Swimming Basketball Hurst, Thomas: Football, Wrestling, Track, Lett3rmen ' s Club, Booster Club, Bacc. Comm. Usher Hurt, Mary Lou: Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi- Y., F.H.B., Spanish Club, Booster Club Ingram, Cheryl: G.A.A. Basketball — sports- head capt., Volleyball capt. 4 co- capt., F.B.L.A. Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Sec, Librarian, Library Club Jackson, Lynn; Football, Wrestling, Letter- men ' s Club — vice-pres.. Booster Club Jameson, Wonda: G.A.A., Adv. Choir, Beg. Latin Club, French Club, Vocal Ensemb., Cont., Spring Music Fest., County Choral Fest., Booster Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. Jann, David: Senior Play, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Track, Int. Basketball, Frosh Cross Country Basketb.ili, Booster Club John, Sharyn: Beg. Photo Club — pres., Thes- pians — sec-treas.. Booster Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Spanish Club, Of- fice Girl, Senior Play, Comm. Usherette, Jr. Red Cross Johnson, David: Manual — 2 yrs.. Booster Club, Photo Club — vice. -pres.. Outdoor Life Club Johnson, Francis; Football, Track Cross Country, Wrestling, Int. Basketball, Out- door Life Club, Photo Club, Booster Club, Braden ' s Raiders, Biology Club, Radio Club, Jr. Red Cross Johnson, Michael: Student Council, Frosh Football Wrestling, Booster Club, Adv. Math Club, Beg. Math Club, Phy- Chem Club, Outdoor Life Club Johnston, Larry: Library Club, H.S.L.A., B.O.O.K., Biology Club, Latin Club, Booster Club Jones, Verlos: Photo Club, Booster Club Jordan, Jon: Football, Wrestling, Track, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Letterman ' s Club Jordy, James: Beech Grove — 1 yr., Ken- tucky Military Institute — 1 yr., Spanish Club, Booster Club Kautsky, Karen; Senior Play, Bacc. Usher- ette, American Legion Oratorical Cont. Rep., Voic3 of Democracy Cont., Dra- matics Club, Thespians, Latin Club, Library Club, H.S.L.A., ,Mpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Biology Club, Math Club — sec. Booster Club, Pep Club, Officiator ' s Club, I.U. Library Workshop Rep., Christmas Pageants, Easter Pag- eants, Talent Show— M.C., G.A.A. Sen- ior-ority, Photo Club Kegley, Beverly: F. B. L. A., Senior-ority, G.A.A., Pep Club, Librarian, Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Comm. Usherette, Senior Play — usherette. Teacher ' s Sec. Kenyon, Donna; Journal — feature editor, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Biology Club, Bacc. Usherette, G.A.A., Beg. Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross Kerney, William: Football, Wrestling, Radio Club King, Sharon: Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross Kirlin, Martha: Band, Talent Show — M.C., State Fair, Muncie Shelbyville March- ing Cont., Pep Cub, Senior-ority, Boos- ter Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Beg. Latin Club, Photo Club, Spring Music Fest. — usherette Klatte, Sharon; Orchestra, Thespians, Dra- matics Club, Talent Show. Adv. Latin Club, State Solo Ensemble Cont. — 1st Div., Miss Madison Avenue Cont., G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Beg. Latin Club, Orchestra Librarian, Senior Play, Anchor Sales Staff, Spring Music Fest. Koch, Carol; Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Band Orchestra, Booster Club, G.A.A. Basketball Capt., Alpha Beta Tri-Hi- Y, Senior-ority, German Club, F.B.L.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Senior Play — usherette. Model U.N., Mid-State Orchestra, Dis- trict and State Solo Ensemble Cont. Kramp, Joann: G.A.A., Senior-ority, F.H.I — sec. Teacher ' s Sec, Booster Club Krodel, Michael: Jasper High School — 1 yr.. Adv. Latin Club, Boy ' s Octet, Mixed Octet, Int. Basketball Capt,, Tennis, Choir, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Krug, Marilyn: Dolphinettes, Teacher ' s Sec, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Pep Club Booster Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Bacc. Usherette Ladigo, Bonita; Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Tri- Hi-Y, Teacher ' s Sec, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. Lancaster, Ross: F.F.A., Booster Club Senior Index Continued Lee, Norma: Booster Club, Pep Club, Span- ish Club, Biology Club, Senior-ority, Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y, Bacc. Usherette, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Room Rep. Lewis, Ernest: Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Braden ' s Raiders, Radio Club, Biology Club, Frosh Football, Int. Basketball, Photo Club Lewsader, Robert: German Club — pres., Var. Tennis, Adv. Math Club — vice-pres.. Chess Club — treas.. Senior Play, Hi-Y, Phy-Chem Club, Astronomy Club, Beg Math Club, Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Reg. Algebra Cont., Reg. Comp. A Math Cont., Reg. Comp. B. Math Cont. Liddil, Susan: G.A.A., F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Dolphinettes — pres sec. Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Booster Club Line, Charles: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Linkel, Alice: Thespians, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Senior- ority, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Senior Play, State Fair Band Cont., Eastern Ind. Band Tour, Marion Co. Choral Fest. Lloyd, Thomas: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Res. Basketball, Int. Basketball Long, Stephen: Danville, III. — 2 yrs., Photo Club, German Club, Booster Club Loos, Brenda: Jr. F.H.B. — pres., Senior- ority, Beta Alpha Tn-Hi-Y, G.A.A. — Tumbling Sportshead, Booster Club, Pep Club, Bacc Usherette, Senior Play, Teacher ' s Sec. Loschky, Sonya: Stucent Council, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Teacher ' s Sec, Bacc Usherette, G.A.A. , Jr. Red Cross, Talent Show, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y Low, Richard: Student Council, Spanish Club — vice-pres.. Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Chess Club Lowe, Christine: Senior-ority — sec, German Club — vice-pres., F.T.A., G.A.A., Boo- ster Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Teach- er ' s Sec. Lynch, Jerry: Honor Society — vice-pres.. Band, Senior Play, Thespians, Dramatics Club, Easter Sunrise Serv., State Fair, Muncie, Cent. Ind. Band Cont., Beg. Latin Club, Conv. French Club — treas., Jr. Red Cross, Pep Band, Booster Club Lynch, Larry: Honor Society, Band, State Fair, East. Ind. Band, South. Ind. Band Cont., Thespians, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Easter Sunrise Ser., Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Latin Club, Conv. French Club, Teach- er ' s Assist. McElroy, Vicki: Booster Club, Pep Club, Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. F H.B., G.A.A., Teach- er ' s Sec, Int. Volleyball, Easter Sunrise Serv. McGee, Steve: Thespians, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Var. Base- ball, Vv ' restling, German Club, Booster Club, Int. Basketball, Frosh Golf Swimming McGinnis, Angle: Senior-ority, Pep Club, Beg. Photo Club — treas.. Alpha Tri-Hi- Y, Booster Club, Senior Play — usherette, Bacc. Usherette, Jr. Red Cross, FT. A., G.A.A., Int. Volleyball Basketball McGinnis, Eugene: Int. Basketball, F.F.A., Booster Club McMillin, Judy: Booster Club Mallory, James: F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Frosh Track Cross Country, Jr. Red Cross Mallory, Norma: Senior-ority, Journal Staff Teen Star, Rep., Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, G.A.A,, Quill ' Scroll Marple, David: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Marsh, James: Outdoor Life Club — vice-pres. Mason, Charlene: Anchor Staff, Alpha Tri- Hi-Y — pres.. Beta Tri-Hi- Y, Adv. Lat- in Club — sec, Beg. Latin Club, Journal, Pep Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Jr. Room Rep., Booster Club, Anchor Editor-in- Chief Mattox, Linda: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club May, Sandra: Butler High (Ohio) 3 yrs., Senior-ority, F.H 3., Booster Club Maynard, Carol: Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A. Meacham, Warren: Booster Club, Hi-Y, Photo Club, Jr. Red Cross Medlock, Michael: Biology Club, Library Club — vice-pres., German Club, Phy- Chem Club, Beg. Math Club, Adv. Math Club, Int. Basketball, Chess Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Boy ' s Cheer Block Meredith, Barbara: Senior-ority, G.A.A. F.B. L.A., Spanish Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Adv. Choir, Volleyball Capt., Easter Sunrise Ser., Spring Music Fest., Christmas Cone, Co. Choral Fest. Meredith, Dennis: Adv. Photo Club — vice- pres., Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Boys ' Cheer Block, Beg. Photo Club Merrett, Frances: Senior-ority, Booster Club, Girls ' Sextet Mickel, Dave: Latin Club, Booster Club, Golf Team, Frosh Football, Int. Basketball Miller, Donna: F.H.B., Biology Club, Senior- ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Home Ec Assis. Miller, Janice: G.A.A. — vice-pres., Jr. Red Cross — sec-treas., Library Club — vice- pres., Medicii, Beg, Math Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Dolphinettes, Senior- ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Officials ' Club Miner, Robert: Safe Driving Rodeo, Sprock- et Jockeys, Booster Club, Braden ' s Raid- ers Minger, Mary: Choir, Senior-ority, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Club, Beg. Math Club, Phy- Chem Club, G.A A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Library Club Mitchell, Brenda: Cardinalettes, Senior Play usherette, F.T.A., Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. Photo Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Sec, F.H.B., South Cent., State Fair, 8, Muncie Cent. Band Cont. Moffat, John: Var. 8. Res. Baseball, Frosh Basketball, Football — mgr., Frosh Base- ball, Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball Capt., Booster Club Montgomery, Donna: Senior Play — usherette. Anchor Staff, Jou.-nal Staff, F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Office Girl, Biology Club, NOMA Spelling Award, Anchor Staff, Teacher ' s Sec Montgomery, Sheila: Block ' s High School Fashion Board, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, German Club, Library Club, Tal- ent Show, Senior Play, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. Journal Staff Moon, Donna: G.A.A. — pres., Student Coun- cil, Majorette, Cardinalettes, Princess of Light, Teacher ' s Sec, Pep Club, Comm. Usherette, Dist. Twirling Cont., Office Girl, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Boo- ster Club, Medicii, Pineapple Princess Cand. Moore, Ronald: Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club Morris, Bonnie: Senior-ority, Booster Club Art Club, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross Most, James: Wrestling, Track, Football, Lettermen ' s Club, German Club, Boo- ster Club Most, Judith: German Club, Choir, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club Mount, Paul: Senior Play, Biology Club, Pep Band, Cardinalairs, Band, State Fair, East. Ind. 8. South. Ind. Band Contests, Astronomy Club, Phy-Chem Club, Beg. 8, Adv. Latin Club, Medicii, Boosters Club Neidenberger, Herbert: Student Council, Senior Play, Thespians, Int. Basketball 118 Senior Index Continued Newmeister, Ruth: Sr. F.H.B. — parliamentar- ian, Jr. F.H.B., G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Choir, Senior-ority Newman, Robert: Booster Club, Photo Club, Int. Basketball, Projector Operator Nibarger, Carolyn: F.B.L.A. — state conv.. Teacher ' s Sec, Office Girl, Senior-ority, Library Asst., Beg. Photo Club, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Nicholson, Judy: G.A.A. Medicii, Future Nurses Club, Marion Co. Jr. Heart Board — rep., Astronomy Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Ind. Heart Assn. Science Award, Senior-ority, Senior Play Nieman, William: Beg. Math Club, Booster Club, Letterman ' s Club, Jr. Red Cross, Var. Tennis, Int. Basketball Capt., Frosh Track, Braden ' s Raiders Nierman, Kenneth: Fresh. Soph. Class — pres.. Booster Club, Letterman ' s Club, Football, Hi-Y, Student Council, Int. Basketball, F.T.A. — pres. Nolan, Danny: Lettermen ' s Club, Frosh, Res. Var. Basketball, Frosh Var. Track, Frosh Cross Country, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross O ' Brien, Jack: Debate Team, Hoosier Boy ' s State, Purdue Legis. Assemb., Hi-Y — pres.. Gavel Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Student Council, Int. Basketball Orme, Charles H.: Frosh Football, Baseball, Lettermen ' s Club, Hi-Y, F.T.A. , Jr. Class — vice-pres.. Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Comm. Usher, Bacc. Usher, Basketball Otte, Willaim: Adv. Photo Club, Booster Club, Cathedral — 2 yrs. Pasch , Patricia: Senior Class — sec.-treas., F.B.L.A. — state pres., F.B.L.A. — state conv., F.B.L.A. — Nat ' l. Conv., Cardinal- ettes — vice pres.. State Fair, Muncie Fair, Shelbyville Fair Marching Con- tests, Teacher ' s Sec, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Court, May Dance Queen Courts, G.A A. — volleyball capt., Int., Basketball, Spanish Club, Senior- ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Bacc Usherette, Spring Fest. — usherette, Jr. Red Cross Paswater, Phillip: Var. Res. Baseball, Boo- ster Club, Int. Basketball Patterson, Ronnie: F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Jr Red Cross, Spanish Club, Int. Basket- ball Perry, Guy: Golf, Lettermen ' s Club, Booster Club, Reg. State Alg. Cont., Bacc. Comm Usher, Student Council, Beg. Math Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Hi-Y Petryckl, Sandra: Art Club — vice-pres.. Pep Club, Booster Club, F.H.B., Senior-ority, G.A. A., Basketball Capt., Jr. Red Cross Pfaff, Thomas: Booster Club, Wrestling, Football, Jr. Red Cross Pichette, Joseph: Var. Wrestling, Football, Outdoor Life Club, Art Club, Booster Club Pickerell, Thomas: French Club, Booster Club, Octet, Mixed Octet — alt.. Choir Pierce, Mary Jo: G.A.A. — volleyball capt., F.H.B., Booster Club, Senior-ority Pittman, Donna: Biology Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A. — volleyball, Comm. Usherette, Betty Crocker Award Pitts, Donna: Cardinalettes, German Club, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Pep Club, Booster Club Plunkett, Marvin: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Int Basketball, Outdoor Life Club Poland, Laurel: G.A.A. — volleyball capt.. Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. Math Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Senior Play — usherette Price, David: Int. Basketball, Int. Ref. Org., Frosh Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Booster Club Puckett, Kathy: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Putt, Dick: Var. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen ' s Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Coconut King — cand. Quinlan, Diane: F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior- ority, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Adv. Choir, Easter Sunrise Serv., Spring Music Fest., Office Girl, Co. Choral Fest. Ransdell, James: Booster Club, Wrestling Reagin, Jaunice: Columbus, Ind. — 2 yrs., Plainfield — 1 yr., Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Reed, Carolyn: F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Office Girl, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.L.A. — state conv. Reese, Richard: Jr. Red Cross, Football, Baseball, Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Christmas Prog., Outdoor Life Club, Res. Wrestling Resner, Sharon: Honor Scoiety, Ayres ' High School Fashion Board, G.A.A., Senior Play, Volleyball capt., F.T.A., Senior- ority, Medicii, Booster Club, Pep Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Ger- man Club, Choir — treas.. Orchestra, Eas- ter Sunrise Serv., Miss-State Orchestra Fest., Co. Choral Fest., Dist. Ensemble Cont. Richardson, Larry: Hi-Y, Basketball, Base- ball, Frosh Football, Lettermen ' s Club, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Math Club Riehl, Sharon: G.A.A., Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Student Coun- cil, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Math Club, Teacher ' s Sec Rippel, Victor: Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, Int. Basketball, Frosh Wrestling Baseball Robertson, Jane: Biology Club, Medicii — Sec, Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Phy-Chem Club, Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Booster Club. Reg. State Solo Ensemb. Cont,, Reg. Science Fair — 2nd place Dental Award, Heart Assn. Grant, Fut. Nurses Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette Rock, Sharon: Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Beg. Adv. Choir, Co. Choral Spring Fest., Christmas Prog., Easter Sunrise Serv., Senior-ority Rodebaugh, Richard: Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, Band — capt , Dist. State Solo En- semb. Cont., Orchestra, Pep Band, Mid- State Orchestra Fest., Int. Basketball, Booster Club Roehling, Frederick: Biology Club, Booster Club, German Club, Phy-Chem Club, Football, Photography Club, Jr. Red Cross, Braden ' s Raiders Roessler, Albert: F.F.A., Chess, Photography Club, Braden ' s Raiders, Booster Club Ross, Judith: Pep Club, Booster Club, Beta Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Senior- ority, Sen. Fut. Home Builders, Art Club, G.A A. Ross, Joe: Football — All-Co. -All-Conference, State-Honorable Ment., Track, Res. Bas- ketball, Lettermen ' s Club, Int. Basket- ball — capt.. Int. Swimming, Bacc. Comm. — usher, Campaign Mgr. — Homecoming Queen Cand., Frosh Swim- ming. Roth, Vickie: Journal Staff, Quill Scroll, Journalism Inst., Cardinalettes, Flag Bearer, Music Librarian, Easter Sunrise Serv., Fut. Nurses Club, Comm. — ush- erette, Fut. Home Builders, F.T.A., Tri- Hi-Y — Teen Council Rep., Pep Club, Booster Club, French Club, G.A.A., Teen Star Reporter Rutz, Sandra: Medicii, Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Sen- ior-ority, German Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses Club, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Purdue Leg., Debate, Ind. Reg. Science Fair, Ind. Heart Assn. Science Award, Library Asst. Saleba, Bill: Booster Club, Outdoor Life, Jr. Red Cross, Wrestling, Football, Int. Basketball, Track Saunders, Ronald: F.F.A. — vice pres., Res. Wrestling, Student Council, Frosh Track, Booster Club, Int. Basketball Senior Index Continued Sawyer, Thomas: Beg. Math Club — pres., Phy-Chem Club — pres., Lettermen ' s Club — pres., Intramural — capt., Varsity Track, Ge.-man Club, Adv. Math Club, Senior Play, Radio Club Scales, Margaret: Senior-ority, Alpha Beta Tri Hi-Y, Booster Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Biology Teacher ' s Sec. Schuster, Diane: Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Dolphinettes, Peo Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Volleyball — capt., G.A.A. — All Star Team, F.T.A. — dist. delegate. Beg. Adv. Photography Club, S pring Music Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., State Fair Marching Cont. Sells, Sandra: Southport Journal — Editor, News Bureau Reporter, Quill Scroll, Thespians, Dramatics Club — clerk, G.A.A. — treas., volleyball, Spanish Club — sec. -treas.. Senior Class Play, Talent Show — script chairman. Booster Club, Senior-ority, Tri Hi-Y, Student Council, F.T.A., Photography Club, Easter Sun- rise Serv., French Club, 2 Years, Ander- son High School, Pineapple Princess Shepard, Karen: Nat ' l. Honor Soc, Quill Scroll, Thespians, Southport Journal — Editor, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Teacher ' s Sec, Student Council, Senior- ority, German Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Booster Club, Pep Club Short, Carol: Senior Play, Library asst., Sen- ior-ority, Dramatics Club, German Club, G.A.A., Library Club, Pep Club, Booster Club Short, Kay: Senior Pl.iy, Teacher ' s sec. Li- brary asst., Jr. Red Cross, Senior-ority, Dramatics Club, German Club, G.A.A., Library Club, Pep Club, Booster Club Shoultz, Steve: Band — sec. lieutenant. State Fair Cont., Cent. Ind. Band Cont., Dist. Solo Ensem. Cont., Cardinalaires Dance Band, Orchestra, Mid-State Or- chestra, Adv. Math Club, Beg. Adv. Latin, Phy-Chem Club, Booster Club, Frosh Basketball, Int. Basketball, Senior Play, Medicii Club Simpson, John: Football, Frosh Basketball Track, Booster Club, Student Council Simpson, Linda: F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, G.A A., Pep Club,, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Teacher ' s Sec, Office Girl Simpson, Margaret: Dolphinettes, G.A.A., Int. Swimming, Spanish Club, Jr Future Home Builders Sims, Miriam: Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A,, Senior-ority, Beta Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Sr. Fut. Home Builders, Hall Mon- itor, Senior Play — usherette Bacc. — usherette Art Club Smith, Carolyn: Student Council, Dolphin- ettes, Chess Club — Sec, Alpha Beta Tri Hi-Y, Model U.N., Medicci, Beg. Latin Club, Fut. Nurses Club, Phy-Chem Club, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette. Office Girl Smith, Keith: Thespians, Latin Club — pres., Hi-Y — historian, Model U.N., Football, Senior Play, Booster Club, Int. Basket- ball Smith, Larry: Booster Club — vice pres., Adv Latin Club — pres.. Choir — vice pres. Band — master sgt., Mid-State Orchestra Danceband, Pep Band, Boy ' s Octet, Beg Latin Club, Biology Club, Queen Ca paign Mgr., Spring Fest. — soloist, Int Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Co. Choral Fest. Smith, Virginia: 2 Years, Shortridge, Jr. Sr. Fut. Home Builders, Senior-ority, Booster Club Smithey, Carol: G.A.A., Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, Teacher ' s Sec, Pep Club, Booster Club, German Club, Medicci, Jr. Fut. Home Builders Smyser, Anita: Alpha Beta Tri Hi-Y, Sen- lor-ority. Pep Club, Booster Club, Biol- ogy Club, G.A.A. — volleyball, Spanish Club, Beg. Adv. Photography, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Bacc. Comm. — usher- ette, Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette Speicher, Reg: Lettermen ' s Club, Track, Res. Basketball, Booster Club, Biology Club, Student Council, Hi-Y Spencer, James: Hi-Y, Chess Club, Booster Club Spilker, Ralph: Band, Outdoor Life Club — sec-treas.. Booster Club, Braden ' s Raid- ers, Spring Music Fest. Spurgeon, David: Photography Club, Projec- tor Operator, Journal Staff, Booster Club, Art Club Starks, Raymond: Hi-Y, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Photography Club, Sen- ior Play, Talent Show, Anchor Sales Staff, Spring Music Fest., Co. Choral Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., Adv. Choir Steffey, David: Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Mid-State Orchestra Cont., Spring Mu- sic Fest., Student Council, F.T.A. — vice pres., Hi-Y — treas.. Gavel Club, Model U.N., Jr. Red Cross, Astronomy Club, Booster Club, Track, Int. Basketball Stegemoller, Sharon: Student Council, Thes- pians, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Pur- due Leg., Quill Scroll, Journal News Bureau, Teen Star Reporter, Journalism Inst., Mid-west Ind. Journalism Day, Comm. — usherette, Tri Hi-Y, F.B. LA., Chess Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Teacher ' s Sec, Office Girl Stephens, Sylvia: Cardinalettes, Teacher ' s Sec, Sr. Fut. Home Builders, Senior- ority, G.A.A., Pep Club, Alpha Beta Tn Hi-Y, Booster Club Stevenson, Jane: F.B.L.A. — vice pres., Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Teacher ' s Sec. Stogsdill, Karin: Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Alpha Tri Hi-Y, F.T.A., Biology Club, Jr. Red Cross, Li- brary asst. Stohler, Don: Hi-Y, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Anchor Staff, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Stuart, Phillip: Baseball, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Res. Cross Country, Int. Bas- ketball, Booster Club Sullivan, Mike: Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Braden ' s Raiders Sutherland, Dale: Band, Chess Club, Span- ish Club, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Sutton, Jeffrey: Chess Club, Beg. Adv. Latin Club, Projector Operator, Booster Club Sutton, Max: Band, Pep Band, Booster Club Latin Club Sweetser, Steve: Booster Club, Band, Or chestra. Pep Band Swengel, Susan: Thespians — pres.. Dramat- ics Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Senior Play, Purdue Leg., Easter Sunrise Service, Talent Show, Debate Taylor, Michael: Outdoor Life Club, Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Officials Club, Jr. Red Cross Terrell, Pam: Student Council — State Cony., Senior Play, Beta Tri Hi-Y — vice prds.. Teen Council, Model U.N., Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Cadet Teach- er, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., volleyball sportshead. Officials Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club,. Pep Club, Comm. — usher- ette. Debate, Purdue Leg. — alt.. Flat Rock Leadership Camp Thomas, Jon: Booster Club, Chess Club, Beg. Photogrpahy Club, French Club, Beg. Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Frosh Football, Swimming, Tennis, Thespians Thomas, Marguerite: Beg. Adv. Math Club, German Club, Phy-Chem Club, Orchestra — pres., Dist. State Solo Ensemb. Cont., Mid-State Orchestra Fest., G.A.A. — volleyball, basketball, Medicci, Booster Club, Pep Club Thompson, Susan: Thespians, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Senior-ority, Tri Hi-Y, German Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Cadet Teacher, Pep Club, Booster Club, Jour- nal Reporter, Library Club, Library asst., Easter Sunrise Serv. — usherette Tillett, Pauletta: Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Alpha Beta Tri Hi-Y, German Club, Library Club, G A. A. Todd, Dianne: Girls ' State, Expedition Into Knowledge — alt., Thespians, Senior Play, Model U.N , Regional Math Cont., Talent Show, Choir, Girl ' s Sextet, Dist. State Solo and Ensemb. Cont., Easter Sunrise Serv., Spring Music Fest., Jr. Red Cross, Alpha Beta Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., Beg. Adv. Math Clubs, Sen- ior-ority, F.T.A., Medicci, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Co. Chor- al Fest. Mixed Octet — alt. Todd, Linda: Tri Hi-Y, Biology Club, Boostei Club, Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., Senior- ority, Office Girl, Teacher ' s Sec. ToMen, Andy: Basketball, Baseball, Letter- men ' s Club, Booster Club Trimpe, Ann: Fut. Nurses Club, Choir, Girls ' Sextet, Mixed Octet, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Spring Music Fest., Co. Choral Fest. Senior Play, Student Council Tucker, Jerry: Int. Basketball, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Tumey, Michael: Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club Utterback, Judi: D.A.R. repr,, Expedition Into Knowldg. Team, Nat ' l Honor Soc. — Sec, Thespians, Senior Play, Orches- tra — Treas., Alpha Tri Hi-Y — Historian, Girls ' Sextet, Purdue Leg., Jr. Red Cross, Model U.N., Talent Show — Honorable Mention, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., — volleyball capt., basketball capt., Medicci, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Beta Tri Hi-Y, Biology Club, Easter Sunrise Service — usherette, Spanish Club, Mid- State Orchestra Fest., State Orchestra Cont. Dist. Vocal Ensemb. Cont., Dist. and State Piano Cont. Utterback, Theresa: Choir, Girls ' Sextet, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Adv. La- tin Club, Sr. Fut. Home Builders, Pep Club, Booster Club, Sprmg Music Fest., Co. Choral Fest., Dist. Solo Ensembl. Cont. Van Deman, Gary: Astronomy Club, Chess Club, Phy-Chem Club, Radio Club, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club Vander Veen, James: Booster Club, Int. Basketball Vincent, Bob: Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, Int. Basketball Voipp, Terry: Senior Play, Thespians, Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Track, Basketball • — mgr.. Cross Country — mgr.. Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Int. Basketball, Out- door Life Club, Chess Club, Library Club, Model U.N., Anchor Staff — art editor, Lettermen ' s Club, Christmas Program, Art Award, Yearbook cover design, Tal- ent Show, Astronomy Club, Int. Basket- ball official Wagner, William: Debate Team, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Frosh Res. Wres- tling, Frosh Track, Outdoor Life Club, Biology Club, Braden ' s Raiders Wagner, Sandy: Tri Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Library Club, Teach- er ' s Sec, Office Girl, Booster Club, Pep Club Wakeland, Michael: 1 Year, Beech Grove, Senior Play, Hi-Y, German Club, As- tronomy Club, Medicci, Booster Club Walker, Patricia: Jr. Red Cross, Quill Scroll — pres., G.A.A. — Sec, Asst. Manag. Editor, Southport Journal, Pep Club, Booster Club, Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Expedition Into Knowldg. — alt., German Club Warner, Gladys: F.T.A., G.A.A. , Sr. Fut, Home Builders, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club Watkins, Carl: Outdoor Life Club, Int. Swimming, Int. Basketball, Photography Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y Wayt, Judith: Fut. Home Builders, Library Club, G.A.A., Tri Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club Weaver, Bill: Frosh Football, F.F.A. — pres.. Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Outdoor Life Club, V restling, Int. Basketball, Braden ' s Raiders Wehr, Robert: Adv. Math Club, Outdoor Life Club, F.F.A., Booster Club, Braden ' s Raiders Westerfield, David: Outdoor Life Club — pres., Lettermen ' s Club, Booster Club, Wrestling, Cross Country, Int. Basket- ball Wetzel, Norman: Band, Choir, Spanish Club, Outdoor Life Club, Hi-Y, Tennis, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Int. Basket- ball — coach Wetzel, Phyllis: Beg. Math Club, Beta Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Model U.N., Beg. Choir, Beg. Adv. Latin, Comm — usherette, Reg. Geometry Cont., Senior-ority, G.A.A. — volleyball capt., Officiators — chrmn., F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Teacher ' s Sec, Anchor Staff, Dolphinettes, Booster Club, Pep Club, Anchor Co-Editor Whitaker, Clifford: Beg. Adv. Math Club — sec. -treas. (Adv.), Int. Basketball, Frosh Football, Astronomy Club, Boo- ster Club Wilkins, Bertha: (Johnson) Booster Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Williams, Martin: Lettermen ' s Club, Varsity Football, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross Williams, Michael: Choir, Mixed Octet, Choir Librarian, Spring Music Fest., Co. Choral Fest., Jr. Red Cross, Adv. Pho- tography Club, Booster Club, French Club, Hi-Y, P.T.A. Photographer Wilson, Anna: G.A.A., Booster Club, Co. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fest., Easter Sunrise Serv., Vocal Ensemb. Cont., Choir, Jr. Fut. Home Builders Wilson, Lillie: Booster Club, Senior-ority Wilson, Thomas: Football, Wrestling, Let- termen ' s Club, Int. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Chess Club Winburn, Sheri: Jr. Fut. Home Builders, Li- brary Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club Windmiller, Judith: Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., Senior- ority, Teacher ' s Sec. Windsor, Barbara: Beta Tri Hi-Y — Sec- Treas., F.T.A., Senior-ority, Flat Rock Leadership Camp, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N., Student Council — State Conv., G.A.A. — volleyball capt.. Cadet Teacher, Teacher ' s Sec, Pep Club, Booster Club, Comm. — usherette, Spanish Club Wischmeyer, Steve: Baseball, Lettermen ' s Club, Int. Basketball, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Frosh Baseball Basketball Woerner, David: Hi-Y, Freshman Class • — vice president. Student Council, Varsity Cheerleader — captain. Res. Cheerleader, Booster Club, Braden ' s Raiders, Colum- bus Cheer Clinic, Jr. Home Room Repr., Beta Hi-Y, Model U.N., State Student Council Conv., Int. Swimming, Biology Club, News Bureau Staff Wrana, Stanley: Adv. Math Club, Hi-Y — sgt. at arms. Booster Club, F.T.A., Beg. Latin Club, Comm. Bacc. — usher Wyant, Ivan: Booster Club Wyatt, Dale: Student Council, Journal — manag. editor. Quill Scroll, Booster Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Int. Bas- ketball Wycoff, Paul: Adv. Math Club — pres., Beg. 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