Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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.

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' 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,

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