Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

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A A f 3 A X A , L IN , C ,fi encor Lg 00 If ,IM , 0 L' CUZ' M lk Jflify ZPL If 2, ,L fn X77 17 V J' 1 5' ff D L 1964 ANCHCR INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA rel slr 1 Cla, :alba-s..JdJ fl, flaw- S lgcfcslfstg c. it PM twisted lttt Wrwesff- Jw L-t'yifl44-fr c-K ,W-Q3 N-Gr'-f-',x..Q, W .sag eggs., Ulu gkcgmf l R' Q-Q1 ,seas JX 1,,,.N4 ,Nl 1.l,t,4 rlftifvviwt. T, ,, W-cwil k,L4,q,,gx Qi N-'ll' NU. ' U i zip-: 44 l Lilrvwxzgmkq-:M Ct! ki? - ' mukkkfj QJQNUQY Swim cu, siikfkikg ,f3,,,,-, xlelm Q-.JJQW ffl, o o 0 L6 L6 0011 efltagae Q Q Q Our heritage comprises the legacy ot quality left to us students by former generations of Southport pupils. For nearly a century this quality has been evinced at S.H.S. through excellence in scholastic undertakings, ath- letic events, and social leadership, As students ot Southport High School, we are constantly perpetuating this heritage of quality. Our state champions, our renowned scholars, and our student leaders exemplify the spirit ot Southport which we bequeath to future generations of Southport students. Through the years the heritage of the students of Southport has been ever changing. lt is evident in this picture ofthe first gradu- ating class of l894, with its membership of only tive graduates. Today, the graduating class ot l964 has a total membership of five hundred. Standing are the members ot the first commencement held at S.H.S.: Minnie Clifford CSmockl, John Hendricks, Jean Reno, William List, and Alice Todd CRousel. The members of the ad- ministration seated here were, Chris Grube, Trustee, Joseph Sa- ban Pruett, Principal, and Henry B. Flick, County Superintendent. pr - 4 ss if S lx is 355 is E3 NS ur S miniafrafmn oclay For many years The Perry Township schools were un- der the supervision of a trustee, but in i958 a met- ropolitan school board, with Dr. Glenn as superintend- ent, was organized, Pic- tured at the right are Mr, Fred Henry, Asst Secretary of The School Board, Dr. E. E. Glenn, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Sarn- uel Brewer, Direcfor of ln- struction. Qui' pfefieflt .SZAOOK Hoare! 5 .1 Mm ome of Clzamlaiond .... ,mW.V . SHI ,f 91. .M ii S is ,. 1 iii? The name S. H. S. echoes in the ears of those who hear it because of its outstanding reputa- tion, but to the students of Southport S. H. S. means much more. lt is the ringing of the last bell and the laughter in the halls. lt is a club donating pennies for World Service and a splash in the swimming pool. lt is the pride of a well-earned grade and the work of a research paper. lt is a noisy typing room and a packed gymnasium. Southport is the idea of a well-rounded edu- cation, the faith of a heritage, and the inspir- ation of continuing progress. Truly, S. H. S. has earned her reputation as the Home of Champions. f 4' These doors opening into the world of Southport are just a beginning for sophomores and a closing for seniors. o l o O 0 O A1 B, 4, A .,f,ff,,,4A,Q, fn 7 ,,, . 'E U. V . 4 I W A x .xdcaclemiczi -our c adaroom lzerifage Through the years, Southport High School has made many academic advances. These improvements have made a more complete curriculum. ln the laboratories, with modern and precise equipment, students are now able to pursue their personal interests. Research labs and various tests enable them to tind the specific areas in which they have the most ability. The business department with calculators, adding machines, tran- scribers, an addressograph, and mimeograph mach- ines also gives students practical working experience in their education. In the modern world of today, the need for im- proved reading increases everyday. The Develop- mental Reading program with Mr. Wells at its helm steers students to improve both their read- ing speed and comprehension. ln the fall, all of the senior students took an I-Q test. This test and other similar tests give the counselors and teachers an idea of the capabilities of each student. Swv - il M Q5 gg , , 5 1-252: WM 5 D . f, ,f N Q KX w, 1 gm, Y . I S is 'li Hin rg , .mf , Z gin S 1 ' A 1 1 f -M241 8 H2 F ,I 44 1 ig is -V if. 3' me ,gf x Q' .4 -4 X x 3' .. ,X .:4,. , 3 Mfg gg? L -L , A 'FY , 73 'J' ff X W '64 .Sllmfm By maintaining a high scholastic average throughout her twelve years of school, Carol Miller has earned the po- sition of valedictorian of the l964 Senior Class. Carol leads her class with a very high academic record, Suzanne Rodebaugh and Dale Sidebottom who ranked second and third, respectively, are vying with Carol for a place at the pinnacle of academic quality. Scholar, Bill Parmenter, who ranks fifth in his class, completes set a wonderful example for her class in that she strives for per plans for continuing his studies next year. fection in everything she does Dale Sidebottom and Mike Kasting, ranking third and fourth, respectively, in their class, discuss commence- ment plans with Mr. Krause, the Senior Class sponsor. During the year, much attention has been focused on the senior bulletin board where various information on colleges, scholarships, and future events is posted. Representing Southport as an outstanding musician, Ted Jenkins was the guest soloist with the Butler Uni- versity orchestra at one ot their concerts in the spring. Excellence in academics at S.l-l.S. is evident to those who have seen the Exercise Into Knowledge team consisting ot Robert Spear, Nancy Ellis, Bill Parmenter, and Mike Kasting in action. Here the team practices with their alternates Kathy Sasek and Steve Plummer. Winawie Eads has won national acclaim for her poetry and prose. VVinnie's writings have been published in lngenue and Literary Cavalcade Magazine, in addition, she earned a tirst in the National Council ot Teachers ot English Contest and a second in the Schol- astic Magazine Writing Awards Contest. Consistent with the heritage ot Southport High School have been the numerous accomplishments ot our stu- dents. ln all the areas ot academies, recognition has been merited and granted tor excellence of work. On these pages are recorded a tew ot the many awards earned by some ot our outstanding students. The De- bate Team, Exercise lnto Knowledge Team, Repre- sentatives to Boys' and Girls' State, musicians, and essayists have each contributed significantly to our well-rounded academic program. lO il, , E ,Ygwy-an . - ff A Y '-': f.. , I Q 2 W 5 5 VWWHB 5? L s 3. Awar- 7 :Mm :JP li ,sk aw' . amloionri f .... John Butler, a senior, received the honor of being chosen for the All-State football team for his superb football playing. These seniors have a record to be proud of, four years of perfect attendance. They include Kaye Turner, Joan Wilson, Jackie Shook, Warren Hacker, Byron Stevens, Steven Schulz, Sandy Yandell, Trudy McDaniel, Nancy Brandenburg, Virginia Kirkpatrick, Judy Dowden, Larry Milburn, and Rita Hazlett. lnot pictured? The word champion extends to a variety of fields, and the students of S,l-l.S. have captured champion- ships in many of them. Southport students have won recognition in fields ranging from attendance to de- bate. With a heritage such as Southp3rt's, our future can only be prosperous and rewarding, but it is up to the future students of S,l-l.S. to maintain the high standards that those before us have set. At the annual Sweater Swirl Dance, Roger Sherfick and Linda Conover Ccenter couplel won first prize in the booty contest, Susie Thomas and Steve Carson placed second. 'TN Regina Cox, a Southport sophomore, won high honors in Senior Jerry Duhamell added honor in sports by winning a the Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the American Marion County award for being an outstanding baseball Legion. player. The Vegetable Judging Team, under the direction of Mr, Burch, has been very successful this year. They went to the national contest at Pittsburg where they placed second in the nation, .fdccwlemic .Acfiuifg Southport has given the heritage of continual prog- ress to her students, From l894, when the first senior class graduated from a newly erected build- ing, to the present day, Southport has answered the challenge of an ever increasing number of students. Our new building, the largest yet, has housed many students since l958. ln the modern offices of today, many different pieces Of equip- ment are used. In the course of Office Machines and Filing, the students learn how to use these various machines. I4 ln the Metal shop, boys have the opportunity to work with a great variety of tools. Many girls gain practical office experience by working in the office of the school during their free period. I W, ,, , ,, i l i This year a third year Latin class was offered. Under the instruction of Mrs. Majors, the class studied the works of Cicero. In the Course of Home Economics, part of the program was a study of home nursing. in this program, girls learned the basic techniques in the care of the sick and injured at home, yr By winning high honors for their writing ability Nora Ellis had her poem published in Young America Sings, and Barbara Frick had her essay published in Young America Speaks. For their outstanding writing abilities Kathy Sasek won first place in the English division of the ln- diana High School Achievement program, and Joyce Williams placed second in the National Council of Teachers of English Contest. I6 onorfi . . . Lb. A K Senior Suzanne Rodebaugh was chosen to receive the D A R award for good citizenship. jin,aA5f5 . . . Setting a new record, Southport boasted of three National Merit Scholarship Finalists- Kathy Sasek, Lynn Johnson, and Bill Parmenter. Bob Chance, a Southport senior, was selected to reign as Mr. J. A. at the Junior Achievement Trade Fair. M-i .gisgofarfy .fdclzieuemenfd Tradition presents a challenge to all at Southport High School. Each honor and achievement of the students is a contribution toward our heritage. The seniors especially rose to this challenge with three National Merit Scholarship Finalists. Sophomore Regina Cox, represented Southport at the Voice of Democracy contest, winning third. These and many more honors prove that Southport has truly continued its tradition ot being the home of champions. i Mr. Theil presented Rena Smith, one of our very active and talented seniors, with an award for scoring the highest on the Betty Crocker test given by General Mills lnc. Preparing for their Canadian trip are Mike Kasting and John Butler. While visiting Canada, these boys were able to learn more about the Canadian students and school systems. l l 7 jlze omlaefifion .96 JQen . . . The moment of supreme joy for Gayle Fisher was when she was chosen queen of the homecoming. She also reigned over the Sweater Swirl. 18 The highlight of the football season, the home- coming, was anticipated by the student body and al- umni alike. One thousand tissues, weeks of work, and a million laughs equaled a moment of pride when the floats slowly passed around the stadium. With these, a beautiful queen and court, and a victory over Franklin, this homecoming exemplified our tradition of wonderful homecom ing. wifi is 1 it WN .l The Chess Club entered an old Model T which was gayly decor- ated. Themes such as Grind 'em Up and Wash 'em Out adorned the home- Coming floats, f Q f W The reigning queen Gayle Fisher and hcr Court Linda Ferger, Nancy Willis, Candy Purcell, Sandy Ruoff, and Trudy McDaniel, The top honors fer homecoming floats went To The Student Council, PTA., and the Senior Clase. ix' ,, QLA55 Lil l 5 . V., Qi V 1, Q' L ,GQ if QV! , ., v W. ik ,, wg . l 4 .vw 4 --by w .xx ,.. U,-W, ,pfitfr 9: f. ILgQ ,' Q 'S' L-'Q,,d 'gel Me- 'VKX' ,L . gf X1 A f 9+ W XM'j'lL ' j o Q .- fr - , '5..3'1 w' ' , . f Q Q 'Q' ,Q ' 3 A A YW! fga -I K ' 4 xg lm wiv ME 'qs ,,H,, , Y . , 'iw- W 'I W z:,,n1 W ,li ,A Mi- A w Hai . h L A ' g X -Q -Q 9 if ' ' ,fx . . if 4 Q S4 I, WL f-'59'Y+.,A,,o W Yr mf, ,iff 'Q 5 , ,Y 'WJQQKX 4 Nc ggi ' V r 1 3? 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With diplomas in hand, sen- iors remember all the fun and excitement of the past. Looking forward each one sees the trials and respon- sibilities that await them in the future. Feelings of both joy and sorrow are felt by each as they say good- bye to friends and acquaintances. Surfing new The moment every senior waits for-graduation night Waiting for their diplomas are these '64 grads. V va E 6 'S 3 6 'vlqrw - Wm WP ma Qs, 1 5 wmmaw. Q ,.W..m-.mm 1 wywvwwm w.,.4-S..-v Vwww I ,rw x I 1 f 1 n 1 n 4 1 ' I w A w u N w A PEOPLE .xdclminijfrafion Traditional to South- port High School have been the abilities and competence exhibited by administrators and faculty members alike. lt is this portion of our tradition and heritage that has been fundamental to the success of this education- al institution. ln keeping with these traditions of our heritage, Southport High School once again has enjoyed the advan- tages of such leadership. .Ni 6: . fam .. M-- Q , ,,,. 3 ysyr .c A My I F' f Owing to his many duties about the school, Mr. Theil is rarely found at his desk, but this is one of those rare occasions. Miss Blanche Penrod, Dean of Girls, assists the girls Counseling and aiding the boys with their difficulties is the chief with their problems. Aside from her duties at S. H. S., responsibility of Mr. Chauncey McDaniel, Dean of Boys. ln ad- Miss Penrod serves as secretary of the l. S. T. A. dition to his office responsibilities, Mr. McDaniel serves as the president of the Perry Educators Association. if ...W f ,y J. E'-iilft' . i., .. zu rr' 'W WK-if: . - f-'r'- I 'mf '.jI 2 -if 4 if .. .,, i 'C . .i . I yi 7 . Vw V ..... .aff . .4 1. ,af ' 3 ....,s.,,:n ix ..., f--' ' . -.wi My... af, A r A K, -, at , ,wwfei..-2,.afiLaaVwwiwmvww.afiwm,y.aWwaW.it-+w - i -- sw Mr, Brown, vice-principal, assists Mr. Theil in many of his Mr. Roger Ratlitf, athletic director, organizes athletic functions varied duties. in which our teams participate. o o gluing .Mm The head of the Guidance Department, Mr. Edwin Krause co-ordinates the guidance ac- The Guidance Department is made up of Mr. Jack Morgan, sophomore counselor, Mrs. tivities and especially assists seniors with their Phyllis Pearson, junior counselor, Mr. Charles Robbins, senior counselor, and Mr. programs. Edwin Krause, director of the departments. i' if-at at 2 a l L ,K 5? 1 5 Hr-f wi .W ' l L rw-umwf fi 5 F? 1, V,-xo 27 ws, - lilf G5 'fx lf! RM! ,, ,r JPG: iffy 35' wma CLCLLA STEVEN ARGYLEN-B.M. Jordan College of Music: Orchestra Cardinalaires, WILLIAM BANE-B.S. indiana University: Reserve Wrestling Phys, Ed. DAVID BARNUM-B.S. Ball State, Typing, Business Arithme- tic, F.B.L.A. r 1 JUNE BARRON-B.S.. M.A.T. indiana University, Southern illinois University: Senior Future Homebuild- ers. PAUL BENNING-B.S., M,A. Ball State: Business. ALICE BLACK-A.B. Indiana Central: Librarian, Library Club. CARL BRADEN-B.S., M.S. Butler, Indiana University: History, Basketball. ROBERT BURCH-BS., M.A. Purdue: Agriculture, Physical Science, Biology, F,F.A. CHARLENE CHARMICHAEL-B.A. Indiana State: French, Spanish, Be- ginning French Club. FLOYD CHAMBERLIN-B.A. Marian College: French, English, French Club. HELEN CHANDLER-AB. Butler: Head of Social Studies Dept., National Honor Society. NANCY CLAMPITT-B.S., M.S. Butler: Health, G,A.A. LOUISE CUMMINGS-A.B. Purdue University: English, German, Beginning German Club. DORIS DAILEYHAB., M.A.T. Indiana Central College, Indiana Uni- versity: English. RICHARD DART-A.B., M.A. Maryville, Ball State: Government, Problems, Chess Club, Excercise into Knowledge. ROBERT DILLS-B.S. Indiana University: Boys' Intramural Swimming, World History, United States History. JOHN DWENGER-B.S., M.S. Hanover College, Butler University: Bookkeeping, Driver Education. MYLES, ELEY-A.B. Indiana Central: English, Public Speaking. RALPH ELLIS-B.S. Indiana State: Art, Art Club. DON EMBRY-B.S. Butler University: Algebra, Plane Ge- ometry. CARL FOWLER-B.S., M.S. Oakland City College, University of Utah: Mathematics, Beginning Math Club. JAMES FULCHER-B.S. Illinois State University: English. JOHN GIBSON-B.S. indiana State College: Woods ll, General Metals l 81 ll, Photo Club, Stage Crafters. LOUVA GRAHAM-A.B., M.S. Butler University: Spanish, Spanish Club. JOYCE HAMPTON-B.S. Ball State: Home Economics, F.H.B. THOMAS HATHAWAY-B.S., M.S., Indiana Central, Indiana University, Purdue: Biology, Biology Club, Track, Cross Country. BERT HAVILAND-B.S. Indiana Central: Social Studies, Out- door Life Club. MARVIN HAWKINS-BS., M.S. Hanover, Indiana University: Social Studies, Asst. Football and Track Coach. JOHN HIGBEE-B.S. Indiana University: Journalism, His- tory Club co-sponsor. MARY HILLIS-A.B., M.S. Indiana Central, Butler University: Library. DAVID HORSMAN-B.A. Ball State: United States History, General History, Radio Club. RICHARD KERNS-M.S. Purdue University: Physical Educa- tion, Driver Education, Athletic Train- er, Gymnastic Coach. JACK KIDWELL-A.B. Indiana Central: Social Studies, His- tory Club Co-sponsor. MAUREEN KOVICH-B.S. Indiana University: Phys. Ed., Swim- ming, Dolphinettes. REX LEWIS-A.B. Indiana Central: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics. LOIS LICHTSINN-A.B. Butler University: English, Co-sponsor of National Honor Society. GRACE LINDSAY-A.B. Franklin College: English. RAY LINSON-B.S. Ball State: Industrial Arts, Traffic Club. LARRY LOPP-B.S. Indiana University: Mathematics. SHIRLEY LOVE-B.S. Indiana Central: Penmanship 81 Spel- ling, Shorthand. SHIRLEY LYNCH-A.B. Indiana University: Latin, English. EARL McCORMICK-B.S.A., M.S. Purdue University: Chemistry. STUART MACKISON--B.S,, M.S. Indiana University: Business. ELSA MAJORS-A.B., M.A. Butler: Latin, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Clubs, Yearbook. MARY MARSHALL-A.B., M.A. b Indiana Central, New Mexico High- lands Univ.: English. JOHN MASON-B,S., M.A. Indiana State, Indiana University: ln- dustrial Arts. JOHN MAUDLIN-BS. Hanover College: Driver Education, General Business. ANNA MEGNIS-B.S. Butler: German, Advanced German Club. tam A . ' X ta A 9:2 1 f 9'::5Q -ev ,, . ..--, .1 - .aw s- . -- . , .Mm ..,, . . 29 ,L 93 t s 4 . N 5 Q ,L,. . Q Q N f. 30 - .fr V - 2 . , .Ag ' 2 ' 'iw-'w1i 2A fn., I Il. - : - WL, f, it , f I. 'I 4 I X J 4 fr if Wifi hm Zife ' A X' V 554 4: , .1 . ' 2 Y CHARLENE MILAM-B.S. Butler: English, Public Speaking, For- ensics Club. ELWOOD MILLER-B.S., M.S. Indiana State, Indiana University: Head of Business Dept., Bookkeep- ing, Typing, F.B.l..A. LUCILLE MILLER-A,B. Indiana State: Mathematics, Junior Class Sponsor. JACK MORGAN-B.S., M.S. Ball State, Butler University: Book- keeping, Sophomore Class Sponsor. ORPHA MORWICK-AB. Indiana State: English. LUCINDA ORME-B.S., M.S. Indiana University: Business Educa- tion. DONALD PARK-B.S., M.S. Ball State: Bookkeeping, Director of School Publicity. PHYLLIS PEARSON-BS., M.S. Butler: English, Junior Counselor. WILLIAM PICKARD-B.S. M.S. Indiana Central, Indiana University: Physical Science, Swimming, Astron- omy Club, Audio-Visual Club, Biolo- QV. ELAINE PIERCE-B.S. Butler: English, Beta Tri-Hi-Y. MARY REED-AB., B.S. Butler University: Advanced Compo- sition, English VII, Junior Red Cross. OLIVE REESE-AB., M.S. Indiana Central, Butler: I-lead of Lan- guage Dept, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. KATHLEEN RITCHIE-A.B., M.A. Butler, Northwestern University: Eng- lish, Dramatics, National Thespians, Dram. Club, Senior Play. CHARLES ROBBINS-BS., M.S. Missouri Valley College, Butler: Mathematics, Head Football Coach, Junior Counselor, Intramural Basket- ball. ELLIS ROBINS-A.B. Indiana Central: Physics, Head of Science Dept., Phy-Chem Club. RUTH RUGENSTElN4B.S. Butler University: Shorthand, Typing. BILL SCHMALFELDT--B.M. Butler 8. Jordan College of Music, Indiana State, Indiana University: Band 84 Choir, Head of Music Dept., Co-ordinator of Music in Perry Twp., Cardinalettes, Booster Club. MARY SCHUCK-AB. Butler University: U. S. History, French I 81 ll. MARJORIE SMITH-B.S., M.A.T. Purdue University, Indiana University: Boys Home Economics, Survey, Chef's Club, Head of Home Economics Dept. JOHN SNEPP-AB., M.S. Franklin College, Indiana University: Head ot Mathematics Dept., Adv. Math Club. CHARLES STEPHENS-B.S. Missouri Valley College: Health 81 Safety, Ass't Coach, Football, Track. BETTY STEVENS--B.S. Indiana University: Mathematics. EVERETT SWANK-B.S., M.S. Indiana Central, Indiana University: Algebra, Geometry, Tennis Coach. BURTIS TAYLOR-B.S. Indiana Central: Data Processing, Office Machines 84 Filing, Secretarial Training. RICHARD THEIL-B.S,, M.S. Indiana Central, Butler University: History, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Baseball, MELVIN TIMMONS-B.S., M,S. University of Illinois: Socral Studies, MARY TINDER--B,P.S.M. Indiana University: English. ELIZABETH TOWNSEND-AB, Butler University: English. BOB WAGNER4B.S. I Ball State: Power Mechanics, Ply! mouth Troubleshooting Contest. MARY WALTERSAAB, M.S. L rosse State Teachers Colle e Lu a C Q r ' ther College, Indiana University: Phys. Ed, 8. Swimming, G.A.A. HARVEY WELLSvB.A., M. Ed. Eastern Kentucky State College, Uni- versity of Louisville: English, Devel- opmental Reading, Reading Co-ordrn- ator, Reading Club. DORIS WENDELN-AB. Butler University: English. RICHARD BRUNOEHLERA-B.S., M.S., Indiana University: Plane Geometry, Phys. Ed. 8. Swimming, Swimming Coach, CNet Picturedl is Special reports are required in psychology, a second semester course for seniors. eniom As the year draws to an end, the seniors look forward to their last walk through the halls of Southport High. Through the years we have achieved many goals, met many friends, and with the memory of all this we will be- gin our journey on the road of life. This year under the leadership of our class officers, president, Terry Ryker, vice-president, Jerry Duhamell, secretary-treasurer, Trudy McDaniel, and the counseling of Mr. Krause, the class has looked forward to the many events that have taken place. Although our twelve years of schooling have come to an end, the memory of S. H. S. will remain in our hearts as a place where we have shared our joys and sorrows, our victories and our defeats. Adams, Danny Adams, John Adams, Judy 7' Ahlquist, Richard Albaugh, Patricia Allen, Carol Alspaugh, Maryann Alstott, Ronda Anderson, Ka ren Andrews, Bill Angrick, Larry Apostolos, Tom 32 isbrooks, Pat Bailey, Connie Baker, Danny Baker, Donna urlow, Cecil Barnes, Mark Bartleffe, Charlotte Baxter, David paver, Marilyn Binninger, Karl Birk, Leonard Blakey, Earl lankenship, Tom Boatman, Darlene Boeldt, Michael l Bogard, Cheryl oger, Margaret Boger, Rita Boggs, Gary l Bolinger, Shara Boomershine, Janice Borchers, Julia Bowen, Gina Bowen, Bill F132 ,fha Bowers, Marilyn Braden, Karen Brandenburg, Nancy Brehob, Paul Brooking, Steve Browning, Harry Browning, Penny Bunfe, Jack Burchrfield, Mike Burden, Wanda Burdine, Vivian Burris, Dan Bush, Lynda Butler, John Butler, Kathy Caldwell, Randall Callender, John Cannon, Joe Carlson, Carole Carrell, Cheryl Carson, Steve Carver, Roy Cassman, Martha Cavender, Madeline 34 Eesnik, James Chance, Robert Chaney, Bernita Clampitt, Carol Clark, William Clasby, Pamela Clements, Shirley Cloud, Brenda Coffman, Susan 1 Compton, Leslie Conden, Jacqueline ' Conrad, David Coolc, Bill Cortese, James Cox, Judith Cox, Richard Crisler, James Crosley, Martin Cundiff, Deloris Cunning, Dixie Dailey, David Darting, Linda Davis, Betty Davis, Paul Viva ,gem alum .sw Davis, Vyren Dawes, Edward DeBoor, Ralph Deer, David Deer, Phillip DeLaCruz, Vicki Delaney, Joyce Denning, Otis Derr, Patricia Dickey, Gary Dicks, Jerry Disbro, Charles Doan, Gary Doty, Allen Doughty, Gary Dowden, Judy Driver, Diane Ducker, Karen Dudgeon, .lack Due, Patrick Duharnell, Jerry Dunn, Sandra Dyson, Don Eads, Winnie 36 Eastridge, Carol Eder, Robert Elder, Susan Engle, Patricia Engel, Sandy Ennis, Greg Ennis, Marcia Farah, Fred Farley, Jim Farmer, Jim Fedowicz, Tom Ferger, Linda Ferguson, Anita Ferguson, Lynn Fischer, Dave Fisher, Gayle Fleetwood, Dan Fletcher, Mark F-ookes, Sharon Fouty, Larry Francis, John Freese, Myrna Fritsche, Beverly Froelich, Roseann 3 Fultz, Cynthia Funk, Jewel Gagen, Patty Gamble, Charles Gasaway, Yvonne Gaskin, Sandra Gee, Jack Gibbs, Karen Gilley, Larry Gillock, James Glass, Paul Glover, Roger Gore, John Granger, Susan Green, Diane Green, Sandy Gregory, William Grindean, John Grischow, Pamela Grow, Don Hacker, Robert Haddle, Robert Hagans, Patsy Haleman, Linda 38 Hamby, Cheryl Hancock, Richard Hancock, Lois Handak, Michael Hanger, Patricia Hankins, Sharon Hansen, Donna Harding, Lynda Harlan, Michael Harman, Richard Harris, Bill Hartley, Carol Harvey, George Hazlett, Rita Heidelberger, James Heierman, Ronald Heintze, Charles Heiny, Linda Hendricks, Sue Henzman, Gillis Herman, John Hernly, Paul Hicks, Michael Higbie, Edward 'FS-. i ia' 'WTC Higgs, Karen Hillebrand, Robert Hillenburg, Donald Hilligoss, Judy Hix, Freeman Hluchan, John Hobbs, Marcia Hoenshel, Linda Holderman, Charles Hood, Gary Hoover, Larry Hopwood, Mignon Hornung, Mike Hubbard, Gretchen Huck, John Huehles, Brian Hughes, Phyllis Hughett, Claudia Hunt, David Hurst, Joyce Hutchings, Claudia Hylton, Charles Hyndman, Margaret Jacks, David 40 Jameson, Glenda Jamison, Janis Jeffries, Joyce Jenkins, Ted Jerden, Brian Johnson, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Walter Jones, Judith Jordan, Stephen Kastings, Mike Keeney, Jack Kehr, Francine Kelly, Joe Kemp, Karen Kernel, Larry Kiewit, Paul Kirkpatrick, Virginia Kissling, Mike Kleis, Barbara Knight, Jackie Knight, Maxie Knight, Valerie 'fi-2 fin Kramer, Carol Kramp, David Kretzer, Margaret Kreufzer, Larry Krouskop, Donna Krug, Richard Krukemeier, John Kuchler, Karolyn LaCour, Beverly Ladd, Brenda Ladigo, William Langley, Sally Lattimore, Larry Leavell, Barbara Lee, Carolyn LeMaster, Margaret Likens, Jerry Lindsey, Darlene Lipperf, John Llveretf, Tom Long, Ruthann Lory, Jerry Lovell, Donna Low, John 42 Lowder, Linda Lowe, Karen Magee, Gary Magenheimer, Duane Mason, Bill Matlock, Linda McBee, Judy McCarty, Kenny McDaniel, Trudy McDonald, Patty , McLaughlin, Tom McMillan, Tom McQueen, Michael McVay, Joy Meacham, Larry Mercer, Dave Merritt, Russell Meyer, Brenda Meyer, Jacqueline Meyer, Marsha Michel, Judy Mickel, Susan Middleton, Peggy Milburn, Larry 43 Miller, Carol Miller, Don C. Miller, Don R. Miller, Jackie Miller, Jeanne Miller, Milton Miller, Susan Mills, Barbara Mitchell, Gary Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Margie Mize, Steve Moore, Richard Morgan, Donna Moriarity, Kathleen Morrell, Mary Ann Morris, Billy Morrison, George Morse, Cynthia Most, Carl Murphy, Janice Musgrove, Donna Nash, Mike Nathan, Alex 44 Neff, Marvin Nelson, Merdean Nesmith, Elaine Neville, Helen Newcomb, Eileen Newhouse, Russel Newport, Mike Nichols, Alex Nichols, Robert Nieman, Sue Nitschke, Diane Nordsiek, Robert O'Brien, Mike ,Ohlrogge, Phil Ongley, Judith Osborne, Leslie Osborne, Linda Ott, Carol Otto, Karen Padgett, Richard Park, Linda Parmenter, Bill Parmer, Susan Passwaiter, Anita Cllfilkr , fi we Paswater, Charles Paulasen, Candie Pearson, Jerry Pelfree, Rock Perry, Saralee Piccione, Steve Pickard, Sharon Poer, Jerry Polk, Robert Ponsler, Karen Poore, Patricia Powell, Steve Powers, Steve Prange, Richard Presecan, Steve Price, Betty Prosser, Donna Provost, Patty Pruett, Beverly Purcell, Candy Quebe, Mark Reed, John Reed, Roberta Reese, Mary 46 Regan, Paul Retzsch, Don Rich, Peggy Rieck, Ronnie Riley, Danny Roberson, Sharon Robinson, Les Rodebaugh, Suzanne Roell, Jerry Roller, Gloria Romanowsky, Robert Roquef, Paul I Ross, Donna Ruhl, Ruth Russell, Bob Russell, Larry Ryker, Terry Salamone, Dave Sanders, Edward Sasek, Kathy Schmidlap, Steven Schnell, Lee Schnyder, Eugene Schuck, Sylvia 47 ff We 4, V, Schulz, Donna Schulz, Stephen Seibert, Diane Settle, Sandy Sgroi, Janice Sharrer, Steve Sharum, Jane Shepard, Rick Shirk, Barilee Shook, Jackie Short, Steve Sidebottom, Dale Siekerman, Pam Simon, Anne Simpson, Benny Simpson, Bob Simpson, Sandra Sims, John Singleton, Barbara Sisk, Lynn Sisson, Robert Smith, Jean Smith, Joy Smith, Kenton 48 Smith, Patty Smith, Rena Smith, Tom Smithey, Jerry Snider, Donald Snyder, Charles Snyder, Joan Sonnenburg, Phil Sorenson, Sue Soroko, John Soroko, Sue Sosbey, Larry Southwood, June Sparks, James 5 Spaulding, Shirley Speicher, Nancy Speight, Danny Spencer, Steve Springer, Thomas Stevens, Byron Stevens, Rosie Stitzer, Pam Stone, Joe Strebel, Judy Stumpt, Richard Summers, Delores Sutherlln, Bob Swallow, Steve Tabor, Beverly Talbert, Elaine Teagardin, Narcissa Tex, Glenda Thacker, Rita Thane, Carol Thomas, Susan Thompson, Andy Thompson, Judy Thompson, Ronald Thuer, Mary Jo Tilson, Stephanie Tout, Becky Trinkle, Sue Troth, Carolyn Tucker, Steve Tucker, William Turner, Carolyn Turner, Jill Turner, Kaye 50 Turpin, Bob VanDeman, Emily Vanderveen, Karen VanSickle, Karen Vessels, Milce Vierra, Ron VonHagel, Judy Voorhies, Bill Wade, Andrew Vllade. Gloria Waggener, Kaye Walden, Racheal Wallace, Janice Wallace, Linda Walton, Tom Vtfatkins, Sandy Weaver, Marsha Vlfeltmer, Thomas Wegehoft, Marianne Wendelyn, Gary West, Frank Whisler, Jim Wliite, Barbara White, Lynette White, Melba NVhite, Patty White, Steve Whittington, Margaret Wiley, Vicki VVill1ite, Ken Wilkerson, Patty Williams, Joyce Williams, Robert Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Jack Wilson, .loan VVilson, Marilyn Vfinchester, Sue Windrniller, Bill Winkeimeier, Ronald VVir1ter, Ruth Wischmeyer, Carryl Wolford, Jack Woodall, James Yanclell, Sndra Young, Robert Young, Robin Zaiser, Len 52 Arnold, Steve Beane, Randy Coffey, Sandra Clayton, John Gunn, Sandra Maddox, Jerry Meyer, Hanna Rowe, Anne Straub, Paul Threlkeld, Brent Tucker, William Watson, John Zavella, Dave Zickler, Janet Ouellet, Laura goof JL, JJ Harry Browning ..... Lynda Bush .... Bob Chance . . . Nancy Speicher .. Stephanie Tilson . . . Lynn Johnson ....... unior Kfadd Of the three classes, the Junior Class of seven-hundred thirty exceeds all the others in size, Ordering class rings and planning the Junior-Senior Prom are the highlights of the year for the Juniors. ln the tall Mrs. Miller, the class sponsor, assists the Juniors in selecting and ordering their class rings. She also supervises the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom, one of the highest social events of the year, which the Junior Class gives for the Seniors. Mrs. Pearson, the class counselor, assists the students in deciding what subjects will be helpful to them in the future. The officers are Phil Wright, president, Tom Ryan, vice-presi- dent, and Nancy Willis, secretary-treasurer. Pam Becker, a junior, is aiming for State President of the Future Teachers. Miss Penrod, sponsor of the Fu- ture Teachers Of America, and Pam are examining a copy of the Blackboard, a monthly F.T.A. journal. gt., N iffgplypd, 51:4 ,fu Mmm sm' fbvwtar Abbott, Sharon Abraham, Alan Adams, Robert Ake, Nancy Akers, Ray Albers, Ellen Alburtis, Vicky Aliff, Jim Amt, Donald Anderson, Bob Anderson, Gayle Anderson, Mary Andrews, Pat Andrews, Steve Armenoff, John Arnold, Henry Asher, David Ashmore, Marvin Ayres, Ronald Baer, Camille Baker, Judi Baker, Martha Baldwin, William Ball, Donna Ball, Michael Bare, Charles Barker, Susan Barnd, Gladys Barr, Carolyn Bartley, Bill Bauchle, Bob Baxter, James Baysinger, Ron Beals, Larry Beaton, Brad Beck, Garry Becker, Pam Behrens, Kurt Bell, Judy Benetiet, Rose Benner, Doug Bennett, Edward Bennett, Lance Bennetl, Pam Bennett, Tom Best, Barbara Bickel, Don Bills, Bob Bishop, Fred Bishop, Harry Bixler, Becky Black, Jim Blanton, Brenda Boatright, Barbara Bockbrader, Ronald Boehl, Antoinette Bogeman, Mary Pat Boggs, Dave Bohanan, Jim Boner, Alan Bonham, Sharon Boruff, Bill Bowen, Linda Boyden, Cynda Brackett, Ken Bradbury, Vicki Bradshaw, Barbara Brandes, Janice Brehob, Janet Brenton, Linda , . , 1 i Q if in? 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'-.: . ,.,, ,,L.,,,, 1 5 3 1 X ' if fa si H ' gi f i if ,Y H' v f 1 tk i ' - 5 - ' i . vt i ,il w - ' i 2 . F idfifix Q-it . K ,Q gx A in X 'ill' 1:-?Qkm:!ff? 4211 -',' 'fi .WY V: ev, ig IM unior- enior rom Opening the door to an evening of music and dancing, these juniors and seniors are a part of the long awaited Junior-Senior Prom. 65 ,,.-, gi ..,-4. ,Ls Ma if A lm fl l' x -sms ft V Z. 42: 5 512' nl 4' JS , r ' K 2,3 Z aff? ' ' 1 mg: .. fifiiitgg 5 'f 715 '95 2 at if -ia ..-I' fr-ff 111. .QOIOAOIW 0l 8 CALM This year the Sophomore Class, sponsored by Morgan, earned honorable mention for their t at Homecoming. Mr. loat l l For the first time they had various class convoca- l tions for group counciling. Led by the officers: presi- dent, Steve Salge, vice-president, Joe Wedel, secre- tary-treasurer, Carol Glass, this class has three years to learn and grow in Southport High School. .2 - - -t,w: :sfI?2?f- 16 112-::-,' fy , T fa. x , W Y ,Q I, i 'Q 3-gli .zu , 4 K 3 t i xv X5 ,ei M x 2. sg A as A , ,Q jf 4 f' 'Ygw em H9321 aww Q 'G l 3 2, 5 A I ,Q , ,Q an-Q, , .Q 2, , . V x 4 ml , . fr. P f ,V air , V -. H55 S 'A lii .4 1 , 1 ,qglfat A .ffl t xp gtwi f Xvl 1335 Q, Qi W 'ae 1 mt ' t ,'1:. , ts ' 4 ts Q W?'w ,.,,:,., ,,t - at ,..,, ..:, .57 Villa? 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Carter, Judy L, Cassidy, Theresa Cauble, Jerry Chandler, Gloria Cheek, Robert Christie, Joe Clayton, Robert Cobb, Maurice Coffman, Brad Coker, Steve Coleman, Virginia Collins, Anita Combs, Stanley Condon, Claudia Condon, Linda Congleton, Susan Conover, Sandy Coonfield, Richard Coons, David Copenhaver, Linda Coryell, Janice Cossairt, Donald Covert, Ronnie Cowden, Arthur Cowden, Diane Cox, Danny Cox, Regina Coy, Edith Coy, Gladys Cravens, Beverly Cravens, Phil Crist, Gary Critzer, Fritz Cross, Bonnie Culver, Donn Cundiff, Russell Curlee, Sue Daily, Janice Darlington, Richard Davis, Donna Davis, Edd Day, James Day, Rochelle Deem, Mike DcFeIice, Brian Delaney, Gail DeLong, Barbara Delyloss, Devona Denning, Peggy Denny, Virginia Denny, William DeWitt, David Diefenbaugh, Richard Differding, David Dilley, Bill 'f s . .Yi r f' ' O 1 I ir , - 5:S'i5!iE7f5?5 . -- ' Fx. , .,., .... . 'f .,.,, E., A ' aizfileffis. if f , '1 1, , , .,f. V , ia ' : I Q :laws ISA- ' 'f f ' M 7 , A ,.f 9 'B' . 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Bottom row: Donna Marravitch, Linda Top row, left to right: Lynn Day, Bob Leech, Mary Lou Blaire, Hendricks, Patricia Wilkerson, and Ann Miller, 73 1 1 Q ,4 E 3 Q 3 2 2 M,M1-,ll-....m..m,M M.M..,M...-?.w,,wj ACTIVITIES jeg Wife, jlrey earn NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL The National Quill and Scroll is an organization designed to give recognition to outstanding persons who have contributed their time, energy, and enthusiasm to write articles of exceptional quality tor the Anchor and Journal, Those juniors and seniors who rank in the upper third of their class and who have submitted a standard amount of printed matter which has been published NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the qualities that all National Honor Society members possess, The society, under the directlon of Miss Helen Chandler and Miss Lois Licht- sinn, has a membership of fifty-one. Those seated in the front row, left to right, are Robert Amt, Charlene Bills, Emily Bogard, Donna Brinkoetter, Daniel Burgner, Diane Carmichael, Gene Carrell, Roger Cook, Ronald Copenhaver, Andrea Deaver, Carol Dietz, Karen Fanning, Ann Gates, Bonnie are qualified for membership. The present membership consists of Marv Ann Alspaugh, Marilyn Beaver, Kathy Butler, Bonnie Gates, Alexa Grey, Vonda Hooper, Lynn Johnson, Jeff Kellams, Sally Langley, Trudy McDaniel, Joy McVay, Roger Mills, Penny Nichols, Kathy Pandolfo, Carol Peaper, Candy Purcell, Delores Summers, Stephanie Tilson, Kaye Turner, Robert Wilson, Janet Zickler, and Lou Zickler. Gates, Priscilla Hash, Terry Hedges, Vonda Hooper, Georgia James, Jeff Kellams, Johanna Kinkade, Linda Link, Karen Lingenfelter, and Karen Linson. Second row, left to right, are Paula Morrison, Jeanne Oberholtzer, Karen O'Toole, Kathy Pandolfo, Carol Peap- er, Darlene Sayers, Vicki Schultz, Herbert Smith, Susan Spade, Carol Stroup, Connie Tapscott, Barbara Tavenor, Carolyn Thomp- son, Suzanne Trotter, Elaine Wegehoft, Sandra Wilmoth, Robert Wilson, Harry Browning, Randy Caldwell, Winnie Eads, Gayle Fisher, Mike Kasting, Carol Miller, Marji Mitchell, Suzanne Rode- baugh, Dale Sidebottom, Rena Smith, and Stephanie Tilson. Win 57 nxdw, .. 999 M3374 THESPIANS The National Thespian Society is an organization designed for those students who wish to further their knowledge in the field of dramatic arts. Members of this club at present are: Sally Langley, Linda Darting, Kent Smith, Bob Chance, Judy Adams, Karolyn Kuchler, Beverly Pruett, Jill Turner, Stephanie Tilson, Mike Kasting, Harry Browning, Marilyn Bowers, Linda Woolsey, Brian Jerden, and Nancy Speicher. . . . glee? Jdcf, jim? algae! THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Southport l-ligh School is the students' governing body. The members, acting as representatives of his own homeroom, bring all complaints and suggestions to the Council meetings. Among the many activities of the Student Council is an annual magazine drive which is held throughout the school to raise money for the treasury. The money is used for im- provements to the school, In addition, this year it may help to bring a foreign exchange student to Southport. The Council spon- sors the Christmas Dance attended by faculty, students and alumni. The entire student body elected as officers Mike Kastings, president, Charlie l-lills, vice-president, Candy Purcell, secretary, and Sandy Ruoff, treasurer. Mr. Brown is their sponsor. 77 Sharon Pichard Anchoring we lgcwf Editor-in-chief . . . . Trudy McDaniel Photographers . , . . . . Mr. Downey Co-Editors .. Marilyn Beaver Mlke Sl- Pierre Rena Smith David Dailey Managing Editors Kaye Turner TypiSTS . . , Glenda Kender Emilou Brief Elizabeth Denning Feature Editors . .. Doug Benner Anita DeCk-ard Bafbafa MillS Joan Tenholder Sports Editor .. Dan Fleetwood Adverfiging , , J, C, Jarvis Music Editor .... John Herman Phil Ohlrogge Art Editor ,,,,, Doretta Coddington Sales Staff , . . . . Tom Schroeder Editorial Staff .. .... Susan Parmer Joyce Mille' Lynn Johnson Distribution .. Richard Coleman Kevin Kehlbeck Robbie Shumaker Tom Duiser Paul Kiewit l l semi Action shots, individual pictures, and club articles combine to Turner, and Marilyn Beaver exercised their talents to meet the form a completed yearbook. John Herman, David Dailey, Dan deadline. Fleetwood, Trudy McDaniel, Susan Parmer, Lynn Johnson, Kaye Mrs. Majors helps Robbie Shumaker, Trudy McDaniel, Marilyn Beaver, Phil Ohl- rogge, Doug Benner, Rena Smith and Dor- retta Codclington plan a picture for the 'fe' new yearbook. PWA 'fl 78 Using the past for many memories, the Anchor again captured bers devoted many hours of work for a bigger and better yearbook. another successful year at Southport High School. All staff mem- Paul Kiewit, Barbara Mills, Glenda Kender, Elizabeth Denning, and Sharon Pickard edit and type the final copy, readying it -for the press. 79 N 88,0 SA? F7055 77 Editor-in-chief ... ... Steve Powers CI semi Steve Powell CII semi Managing Editor .... .... K athy Butler ll semi Ass't Managing Editor Business Manager . . News Editor .... Feature Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . Chiet Editorial Writer Marji Mitchell lll semi ...... Marji Mitchell ll semi Joy McVay CII semi . . . . . . Dolores Summers . . , Belva Connerly Cl semi Kathy Butler lll semi ..... Candy Purcell ll semi Beverly Connerly lll semi ...... Dick Johnson ll semi Phil Sonnenberg lll semi KathySasek Typing Assignment Editor ..... Joy McVay CI semi Maryann Alspaugh CII semi Photo Editor . . . .....,...... John Hluchan Advertising Manager . . Fashion Columnist . . . School Columnist ....... Entertainment Columnist . . Sports Columnist ....... News Bureau Chief . . News Bureau Staff . .. Circulation Manager . . . Press Room Manager . . . Exchange Editor .. Principal ..... Advisor ............... Director ot School Publicity ..... Jacqui I-Iart Maryann Alspaugh .. . . Nancy Cohn . . . Leslie Osborne . . . Steve Powell . . . Sally Langley . . Leslie Osborne Janet Zickler Maryann Alspaugh . Phil Sonnenberg Dick Johnson . . . Joyce Hurst . . . Albert Theil .. John Higbee ... Don Park 80 The editors, Steve Powers and Steve Powell, and managing editors, Marji Mitchell and 'Kathy Butler lnot pictured? worked long and hard this year under the supervision of Mr. Higbee, to publish the weekly paper before their deadline. X -' pa nfeff 4 .av M i Nz i. N Flex mg c ww By combining the different talents of the staff, the Journal is a highly-rated paper. The Journal is a weekly publication produced by three journal- ism classes of Southport. Second and third-year students serve as the staff for the paper, while beginning journalists are reporters, general writers, and cover assigned beats as part of their ex- periences, so that they may publish the last two issues of the year. Staff positions for the paper change each semester so that every student has a variety of experience in a small-scale workings of a newspaper. The weekly deadlines that must be met for each publication on Friday and the separate staff responsibilities for individual tasks stimulate many for the working conditions of a professional newspaper. For the first time since the change to offset publication, The Journal received a first class rating from the Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University, based on the papers printed during the first semester. .E swf. . , The News Bureau staff, Sally Langley, Janet Zickler, Leslie Osborne, read article which they have sent to various newspapers i J K ,wfs-ff: infix Mig, ' Part of the Journal Staff works late Wednesdays so that the paper can be distributed and enjoyed Friday. 81 lviyciem cm The Phy-Chem Club offers an opportun- ity for students interested in science to enrich their knowledge and experiences in the field of physics and chemistry. The new constitution limited membership to students having a B average and earning fifteen points or more throughout the semester. Officers were John Soroko, president, Bill Parmenter, vice-president, and Janis Jamison, secretary-treasurer. gllllll'Q WMIUPJ Through Future Nurses, girls interested in entering the Medical field have the op- portunity to explore their possibilities. Speakers from the various walks of nursing enriched the meetings. Candy Stripers can obtain first-hand experience ln one of the hospitals of the community. Leading the club this year are president, Becky Tout, vice-president, Joyce l-lurstj secretary-treasurer, Becky Sawyerj and his- torian, Phyllis Schramm. .XQJUQITCGCJ Those students who wish to increase high school knowledge in the field of mathe- matics do so by joining the Advanced Math Club. Having a high average in algebra and a high score on the entrance exam made up by club sponsor, Mr. Snepp, are the requirements for membership. included in their activities was a trip to IBM, which was of great interest to all who went, Members become quite skilled in solving the difficult problems which are given to them during club meetings. The officers are Randy Caldwell, presidentp Steve Car- son, vice-president, and John Calendar, sec- retary-treasurer. Zglginning Vyvafd C2644 The Beginning Math Club has been es- pecially organized for those students wish- ing to further their interest in mathematics research and its practical application to our lives, During the meetings, many members work on projects that can not be done in class. Results and conclusions may then be presented to the members for discussion. To qualify for this club, a student must have taken Algebra l and ll, and must be presently enrolled in Plane Geometry, The club, sponsored by Mr. Carl Fowler, elected the following officers: Leland Thompson, president, Jerry Moffat, vice-president, Christa Peterson, secretary, and Dan Due, treasurer. 1 7!lif'l!ifl'i 'To further interest in the various fields of medicine and to promote medicine as a profession are the principal aims of the Medicci Club. Under the supervision of the sponsor, Miss Blanche Penrod, the of- ficers, Carol Ziclcler, presidentg John Butler, vice-president, and Carol Miller, secretary- treasurer, plan interesting programs, During the year, the members see slides and films, and hear guest speakers and lectures, all of which add to the success and purpose of the club. unior pvc! 605.1 The Junior Red Cross is a service club composed of representatives chosen from each home-room. A well-organized emer' gency plan to be used in case of any dis- aster which might occur was developed by the club. The members collected money for toys and games to give to the children in hospitals. Under the sponsorship of Miss Reed, the officers include Jim Woodall, president, John Lane, vice-president, and Ruth Ann McConnell, secretary-treasurer. k f 5 ,VS hwwwmni, , T Mgr. N9-is 1 g,4,4 The Girls Athletic Association is an or- ganization for all girls interested in athletics. During the year, there are many tourna- ments such as table tennis, basketball, vol- leyball, and shuffleboard in which the members participate. Those girls who qual- ify may join the varsity girl's basketball and swimming teams and compete with other G.A.A. teams at different schools. The G.A.A. sponsors the Turnabout and Sweater Swirl Dances that all students may attend The organization concludes the ac- tivities for the Year with a Mother-Daughter banquet. Beverly Tabor is president with Penny Browning as vice-president, Joan Snyder as secretary, and Marilyn Bowers as treas- urer. Mrs Clampitt is their sponsor. .gufure jfacAer5 ..!4I1'l0l'iC6l. To teach or not to teach is the important question that the Future Teachers Club endeavors to help its members decide. Dur- ing the second semester, several of its senior members enroll in cadet teaching. They are sent to some of the township grade schools where they assist the regular teacher in any way she wishes them to help her and observe methods of teaching. One day is set aside during the school year when the members teach the classes and assume the administrative positions. The officers under the sponsorship of Miss Blanche Penrod are Marji Mitchell, president, Carol l-lartley, vice-president, Mary Ann Alspaugh, secretary, and Vir- ginia Schulz, treasurer. jh? AJUILIICQJ gofogg The composition and formation of chro- mosomes is just an example of the many fields of study in which members of the Advanced Biology Club do research. This year the members worked on various pro- ject committees. included in this program were: a committee for building a green- house, a badly needed place to raise plants, a committee for studying the skeletal sys- tems of different animals, a field-trip com- mittee -for looking into possible trips that the members might take, another commit- tee for doing research in various phases of microbiology, and many other committees, interested in other fields of research Anyone who has taken or is taking Ad- vanced Biology is eligible to join the club. The officers include Rick Shepard, presi- dent, Nancy Ellis, vice-president, l-larriet Schooley, secretary, and Barbara Graff, terasurer. jA? ..!46!I'0ll0l11y The purpose of the Astronomy Club is to give the members an opportunity to view the heavens through a l2.5 Newtonian reflecting telescope which they had previ- ously made and had given to the school. The club's activities have been to improve the telescope and to visit Holcomb Observ- atory. Under direction of Mr. Pickard, the sponsor, the officers are John Krukemeir, president, Gary Hood, vice-president, and Rick Craig, secretary-treasurer. J-4-U Lead by the officers, John Hluchan, pres- ident, Greg Ennis, vice-president, Mike Longo, secretary, Steve Schmidlap, treasurer, Phil Ohlrogge, sergeant-at-arms, and Danny Riley, chaplain, the HI-Y promotes the four C's-Clean speech, Clean living, Clean sports, and Clean scholarship. The club holds monthly meetings and participates in the annual Model United Nations. Through the years, this Christian organization has sponsored many worth.while projects. 3 -f :l L xx... i ' S' 34 Ill P2 jCll'lH,8I'5 .ANI l'l'iL'H, Farming is not, as many believe, a simple, uncomplicated profession. Today a success- ful farmer must be a businessman, chemist, mechanic, and agriculturist. Realizing this, the Future Farmers of America under the leadership of Ralph DeBoor, president, Bob Heeringa, vice-president, Jim Farley, secre- tary, Alan Doty, treasurer, Russel Vander- veen, reporter, and Steve Spencer, sentinel, are developing abilities in all lines of agri- culture. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Burch, the club studies soil conservation, live-stock and grain raising, and the many new methods now used to better farming. --ialiiiwbw ff if CKE i ' Ze- 1:-,QM gzkg S X its Li at . ' . cg Q--Ty. I. iz 86 Q52 ,QL-1 CAA For those feeling a flair for art-painting, drawing, or sculpturing--the Art Club provides much enjoyment. To increase the members' knowledge and appreciation of the fine arts is one of the purposes of this club. Several of the members put their talents to work by entering the annual Na- tional Scholastic Art Contest, Richard Han- cock, Mike McQueen, Woody Stevens, and Mark Patronsky won honorable mention this year. President, Edward Sanders, vice- president, Susan Klinge, secretary, Theresa Adams, and treasurer, Alice Hogue, lead the club under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Ellis. .gznior-of-ifg Each year the Senior-ority performs many outstanding activities in the community and through the school, At Thanksgiving and Christmas they collected food and clothing for needy persons. Decorating the halls and cafeteria of the school in accordance with the ensuing holiday or season is an- other one of their projects. Junior and Senior girls acquire member- ship into this organization by selling two cans of candy or nuts. The officers, under the sponsorship of Miss Penrod, are: Stephanie Tilson, pres- ident, Candy Purcell, vice-president, Sally Langley, secretary, and Rita Boger, treas- urer. .7..-Jti-y The main objective for the Tri-Hi-Y this year was to collect a mile of pennies as a World Service project. This Christian organization open to all girls, sends some of its members to represent the school in Model UN. each year. Another practice of the club was to collect clothes for un- fortunate people in the 'flood area of Ken- tuckv. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pierce, the officers are Suzanne Rodebaugh, pres- identg Marilyn Beaver, vice-president, Bar- bara Mills, secretary, Emily VanDeman, treasurer, Darlene Boatman, chaplain, and Carol Kramer, historian. CAM CM Probably the world's oldest game of pure skill, chess still holds a fascination for the members of the Royal Knight's Chess Club. opportunity for those interested to play The purpose of this club is to provide an chess. All members have a chance to match wits with worthy opponents in an annual intra-club tourney. Assisted by Mr. Dart, the spnosor, the officers are David Asher, president, Don Amt, vice-president, Bill Boruff, secretary, and Mike St Pierre, treas- urer. OU-t6l00l' olgflv The Outdoor Life Club has been organ- ized for boys especially interested in hunt- ing, fishing, and conservation. During the meetings at school, members are sometimes shown films concerning water and land preservation, firearms competition, and major wildlife regions of the country. Many speakers share experiences of travels with the boys and inform them of the most sought hunting and fishing spots for the season. All members look forward to an annual fox drive. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Haviland, the club elected the fol- lowing officers: Steve Swallow, president, Paul Glass, vice-president, and Jim Bohan- an, secretary-treasurer. ciyg 64.4 Under ilie Supervision of fvirs. fviarjurie Smith, the Chef's Club endeavors to survey the many opportunities open to men in the field of food preparation, Boys who have completed the course in Boys' Home Eco- nomics or are presently enrolled are eligible for membership. Under the leadership of Kenny McCarty, president, Mike Vessels, vice-president, Danny Burris, secretary-treasurer, and Ed Dawes, parliamentariang these members strive to learn more about the culinary arts. This year was highlighted by a trip to ln- diana University Medical Center where the members viewed the food preparation cen- ters to gain an idea of what conditions prevail in large institutions. 'Ulm 2 7' With their new enlarged size and their stereophonic sound, Southport's Marching Cardinals ranked fifth in the state at the State Fair Marching Band Contest. This year the band was led on the field by Merdean Nelson, Drum Majorette, Mary Kelly, Assistant Drum Majorette, Kathy Shonk, Head Majorette, Randy Caldwell, Captain, John Soroko, First Lieutenant, mghy Warcking Cari! Steve Schmidlap, Second Lieutenant, Steve Carson, Master Sergeant, Paul Brehob, Technical Sergeant, Maryann Alspaugh, First Sergeant, Linda Covert, Sec- ond Sergeant, Jerry Caldwell, First Sergeant, John Herman, Carol Kramer, and Lois Hancock, Uniform Officers, and Sandy Settle and Charlene Winchester, Attendance Officers. Our mighty Cards marching their way to a fifth place rating in the Indiana State Fair Band Contest. N 1 The Cardinalettes lead the band in contests and parades with their own brand of high stepping precision, The most spectacular features of this group were shown during half-times of the home games, when they presented formation dance shows. y.,,fi,f, ML in, U Under the direction of Mr. Bill Schmalfeldt, the choir provides musical concerts through the year for many of the programs given by the school. ln the annual Christmas Concert, held at Indiana Central College, the choir wore for the first time their new, wine-colored robes. These robes added greatly to the pomp and pageantry as the choir joined with the orchestra in the presenta- tion of l-landel's Messiah . During the spring they take part in the Spring Festival, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The officers are Jim Whisler, president, Don Dyson, vice-president, Linda Park, secretary, Suzanne Rodebaugh, treasurer, David Hol- man, sergeant-at-arms, and Patti Engle and Emily VanDeman, li- brarains. Onward and Upward is the rule of work for the Southport High School Orchestra, made up of members of the concert band and string orchestra. During the year the orchestra performed at many concerts under the direction of Mr. Stephen Argyelan They presented the Christmas Concert, played at the Easter Sunrise Service, Baccalaureate, and other Spring concerts. This year the orchestra served as host for the Mid-State orchestra concert, bringing together talented high school students for a weekend of fun and practice. The officers were Susan Thomas, president, Pamela Grischow, vice-president, Stephanie Tilson, secretary, Sharon Schlensker, treasurer, Hannah Meyer, librarian. BOYS' OCTET The octet, composed of boys from the Advanced Choir, sing at the Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest an- nually. This group includes Jim Whistler, Ronnie Winkelmeier, Mike Fasel, Wayne Faires, Danny Smith, Bill Osborne, John Williains, and Doug Brooks accompanied by Donna Marovitch who earned a first division rating. 90 lk, ,. '- f 2 fa tt . f, ll' J xgjexfpf Entering the District Solo and Ensemble Contest year were Darlene Boatman, Phyllis Hughes, Suz- anne Rodebaugh, Carla Withner, Carol Coates, and Debbie Bertum, who with the accompaniment of Donna Marovitch captured a first division rating. These girls are selected from the Advanced Choir for their good quality of tone and voice. FC U5 ,Pa The Southport High School Orchestra anxiously awaits Mr. Stephen Argyelan's down beat. Q E -qw. --Y..-.mN.....,P f Nminw My . 1 1 Q' tmmm ,.,A V, . - it 5 ' 5 ,sw at To 3 .749 f,-7,.mCA CM Producing a play and learning Bingo in French are but a few of the activities of the French Club. Those who wish to know the customs, history and language of the French people can learn a great deal from this organization. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Chamber- lin and Mrs. Carmichael, the officers are Steve Short, president, Gary Magee, vice- president, Diane Spaulding, treasurer, and Patti Engle, secretary. .x4Juan,cer! olbfin, The Advanced Latin Club is an ogani- zation tormed by those students who are taking or have taken second or third year Latin. The club gives the students an op- portunity to further their knowledge in the area of early Roman customs, entertain- ment, and way of lite. The club under the leadership of Dan Fleetwood, consul, Leland Thompson, pre- consul, Sharon Schlensker, quaestor, and Carmen Griger, aedile, is sponsored by Mrs. Majors. .740 .S-Paar: MA Those students who possess the desire to further their interest and knowledge of the Spanish speaking people and nations of the world gain this advanced knowledge through the activities ot the Spanish Club. Unfortunately, all are not able to take ad- vantage of this interesting club because the membership is restricted to only those Southport High School students who have taken or are presently taking Spanish. The club sponsor is Mrs. Graham, and the of- ficers are Pat Due, president, David Asher, vice-president, and Phil Sonnenburg, secre- tary-treasurer. we Eginning erman Learning about the customs and the country of the German people is just one of the many ways in which the Beginning German Club tries to promote interest in Germany. Social reports on the comparsion of East and West Germany are examples of some of the educational as well as inter- esting programs used. There were also meetings at which the members listened to German music and literature. The Beginning German Club is open to anyone who is taking first year German. The officers this year include Greg Spurgin, president, Steve Gluff, vice-president, Ver- onica Grytchko, secretaryg and Coleen Mar- tin, treasurer, with Mrs. Cummings, as sponsor. .AJUMHCPJ ggflll llll The Advanced German Club is open to those students taking second or third year German who wish to further their know- ledge of the German people. At the meet- ings, members play German charades to help them speak the German language fluently. Officers of the club under the leadership of Mrs. Megnis are: Harry Browning, president, Mike Kasting, vice- presidentg Susan Thompson, secretary, and Alice Johnson, treasurer, Mginning olhfin Activities of the Beginning Latin Club have served as an informative and interest- ing introduction to Roman ways, customs, and language. A Christmas party, including gift exchange, refreshments, and singing of hymns, was especially successful. During planned meetings, members of the club play Latin games and discuss myths and the Roman way of life. All members are given an opportunity to join the National Junior Classical League. The club spon- sored by Mrs. Majors, elected the following officers: Bill Byers, consul, Bob Whitney, pro-consul, Barbara Boatright, quaestor, and Diane Thompson, aedile. iff ij, lc s F Elini ra m alicfi A Well planned meetings and top-notch acting have contributed much to the suc- cess of the Dramatics Club. During meetings the members take part in such activities as charades, short plays, and readings. The goal of all dramatists is to participate in the annual speech contest and earn a membership in the National Thespians So- ciety. Club activities are directed by Mrs. Kathleen Ritchie, sponsor, Kent Smith, pres- ident, Lynda Bush, vice-president, Beverly Pruett, secretary, and Lynda Harding, treas- urer. jalwlrfiicd The membership fo rthe Forensics Club is for those students who have had public speaking, debate, dramatics, or who are presently enrolled in these subjects. This organization is a member of the Indiana High School Forensics Association and it sponsors participation in the l.l-l.S.l:.A. con- tests. The debate team won first at the Ball State Tourney and qualified for the regionals, The officers, Steve Plummer, president, Dan Riley, vice-president, Marilyn Bowers, secretary of speech, and Stephanie Tilson, secretary of debate, are under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Eley and Mrs. Milam. -1ii.,.,.., cm Mum's the word was the slogan of the l-listory Club in its money.raising cam- paign to sell mums 'for the Homecoming. This club has also performed the service of providing special student rates to various movies of historical importance. This year's officers include Robert Eder, president, Gary Dickey, vice'-president, and Sandy Settle, secretary-treasurer, with Mr. Kidwell as sponsor. OZEAl'fll'g The Library Club is designed to increase the knowledge of students in library funda- mentals and encourage librarianship as a vocation. Only those students working as assistants in the library are eligible to join. The club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Black, the librarian, is conducted by Linda Mitchell, president: Sandra Dunn, vice- presidentp Georganna lrish, secretary, and Cynda Boyden, treasurer. J .S0l'li0I' 31.111117 .y0IlIOAlli!L'!0l'J The Senior Future Homebuilders Club is designed for those girls who have a major in home economics. The decorating of the study hall bulletin boards was their service project for the school this year. The club uses money, made from the football con- cession stand, to buy equipment for the home economics department and has do- nated such things as an electric mixer, sewing machines, washer, dryer, and type- writer. The officers, under the assistance of Mrs. Barron are Rena Smith, president, Karen Lowe, vice-presidentp Donna Mus. grove, secretary, and Jane Kleppe, treasurer, lgarling Alpha Delta Rho is the newest club at Southport. The main purpose is to enable the members to better understand literary works. The members all read the same book and write a critical analysis. Then panels are formed and each book is thor- oughly discussed. By this method the mem- bers are gaining greater knowledge of the literary efforts made by all types of authors, past and present. Sponsored by Mr. Wells, the officers are Jerry Caldwell, president, Ginny Fisher, vice-president, Ellen Albers, secretary, and Judy Pigg, treasurer. jcflfhf The Traffic Club, organized in l959, was formed for the safety of the spectators who attend' our various games. Under the supervision of Mr. Linson, the boys make sure all cars are properly parked. For this service, they are admitted 'free to all of the games. ZAZOZL4. The pupose of the Future Business Lead- ers of America is to promote leadership among high school students in the various business fields available. Representatives explain what they expect from each of their employees, Each year at Ball State College, a convention is held in honor of students majoring in business. Mr. Miller, the sponsor, is assisted by Mr. Barnum and the officers Vickie DeLa- Cruz, president, Mary Ann Morrell, secre- tary, Rita Boger, treasurer, and Joyce Pierce, reporter. fanfic One of the most recent additions to Southport's list of extracurricular organiza- tions is the Radio Club. Although it has been in existence only two years, the Radio Club has completed a variety of projects. Recently the members began operation of their independent radio station, WAlH-CG. Guiding the club in the formation of WAll-l- CG were Les Robinson, president, Bob Dor- becker, vice-president, Rick Enmeier, secre- taryg Rick Pearcy, treasurer, and Greg Rod- gers, technical advisor. pA0l0gI'6ll9Ly One of the many aims of the Photography Club is to teach students the fundamentals of making better pictures. The members not only take pictures but also develop them. Through this club, it is hoped that the students may develop an interest in a stimulation hobby, as well as a creative and profitable career. . , f lll'll0l' jMlMI'Q ,N0llI.?LMlL!l'i'5 To prepare girls for their future roles as homemakers is the purpose of the Junior Future Homebuilders Club. By selling re- freshments in the concessiori stand at foot- ball games, the club earns money to pur- chase different appliances and equipment needed in the home economics department. Under the direction of Mrs. Joyce Hampton and the officers Bonny Puckett, presidentg Judy Michel, vice-presidentg and Rita Haz. lett, secretary-treasurer, the club's annual service project was giving gifts to the Girls' School for Easter. I Jduclio- Yfiduaf While learning to properly care for equip- ment used in showing films for the benefit of the classes, the members of the Audio- Visual Club also learn to accept responsibil- ity under the sponsorship of Mr. Pickard. The officers are Mike Short, presidentg Jack Keeney, vice-presidentg and Jerry Poore, secretary-treasurer. ,th 53.5 97 'UM O VM in - 1- 0' ,f.. Q fllil SPCRTS First down for the Cards. Burchfield pulls down an opponent. All clear for a score. gricbron Last September when the S.H.S. football team took to the gridiron to face county foe Ben Davis, all ln- diana took notice, The Cardinals had received much favorable publicity from the Indianapolis newspapers, and the gossip stories had it that the Cards were better than good. The team, under Coach Robbins, proved they were better than good by holding their first five opponents to everything but a tally on the record books. The Connersville Spartans was the first team to hit pay dirt against the Cards, but they still went down in defeat 63-7. The three games following the Connersville encounter saw the Cards give up the remaining 40 points they allowed their opponents to acquire this season, plus a loss to former S.C.C. for Columbus and a tie with arch-rival Manual. But the Cards stopped this nonsense of letting the other team score and finished the season with scores of 26-O and 6-O. Special honors this season were given to senior John Butler for being selected to the All-State Foot- ball Squad. John was also honored by being selected to the County All-Star squad along with Mike Burch- field, Dale Sidebottom, Andy Thompson, Don Grow, and Larry Lattimore. Zavela stretches for a pass. f K A y g The Cardinals go after a tumble The varsity football squad is comprised ot, Cleft to rightl First Row: Mike Burchtield, Andy Thompson, Tom Blankenship, Don Grow, Alan Doty, John Butler, Don Miller, Brian l-luehls. Second Row: Rick Padgett, Larry Lattimore, Freeman Hix, John Reed, Jim Wood- all, Dave Fischer, Rick Cox, Steve Presecah, Dale Side- bottcm. Third Row: Lance Bennett, Nick Petrycki Jerry Smithey, Dave Zavela, Steve Carson, Steve Swal- Butler crosses goal line for a TD. FOOTBALL SCORES Southport Ben Davis Southport Martinsville Southport Rushville Southport Greensburg Southport Connersville Southport Columbus Southport Franklin Southport Manual Southport 26 Warren O Southport 6 Lawrence O low, Bob Clevenger, Wally McQuat, Rick Deem, Char- lie Hills. Fourth Row: Glen Talbott, Dave Dierdort, Don Wasson, Francis Teter, Bill Byers, Tom Ryan, Kenny Saunders, John Hickman, Dan Carr, Fifth Row: John Heckman, Otis Johnson, Steve Kinnaird, Steve Woodall, Dan Pence, Dave Hurley, Dan Gillock, Ron Burkett, Dave Keller, Lee Schnell. M. 5 Ju A .l Y.. l. The seniors on the varsity football squad were: Row: Rick Cox, Freeman Hix, Rick Padgett, Mike First Row: Dave Fischer, Larry Lattimore, Dale Side- Burchfield, and John Butler. bottom, Tom Blankenship, and Dave Zavella. Second - 3 Uri. onnemui e . A touchdown minded Cardinal is downed after a large gain. This play was one which led to many Southport touchdowns in the Connersville game. Other seniors on the squad were: First Row: Don Grow, Steve Presecan, Steve Carson, Jim Woodall, Don Miller, and Andy Thompson. Second Row: Steve On the reserve football team this year were: First Row, lett to right: Chip Miller, Mike Deem, Steve Salge, Ronnie Brock, Larry Miller, Steve Shearin, Ken Pedlow, Dick Johnson. Second Row: Bob Miller, Ken Gregory, Bill Ptadt, Chuck Yates, Lloyd Mobley, Gary Oaks, Larry Johnson, Dana Neff, Mike Whisler. Third Row: Bob Smith, Larry McFall, Dave Hagan, Harold Swallow, John Reed, Jerry Smithey, Brian Huehls, and Alan Doty. Jackson, Bill Brock, Steve Scott, John Milam, Drew Miller, Dick Ferrer, and Mike Thomas. Fourth Row: Norm Hodson lMgr.l, Steve Gregory CMgr.l, Vaughn Arens, Jim Stover, Steve Hadley, Ed Walker, Steve Hornaday, Ron Schmaltz, Dale Elrocl, and Dale Yeag- er CMgr.l. - mad - Conn fry A junior-laden squad finished their dual meet schedule undefeated, but their lack of experience be- trayed them in some of their larger meets. Under the new leadership of Coach Hathaway, the mercury men placed second to Ben Davis in the Howe and Wash- ington Invitationals. Southport I5 Bloomington 55 Southport 27 Tech 40 Cathedral I09 Southport 27 New Albany 45 Southport I5 Broad Ripple 50 Southport 30 Warren Central 30 Washington Invitational 2nd Southport Invitational 4th Howe Invitational 2nd I County 2nd Shortridge Invitational 7th , Sectional 81 Regional 4th State l0th Southport runners capturing first place in the reserve division of the annual Southport Invitational Cross-Country Meet were Allen Simmons, Tom Lobdall, Steve Guyon, John Warren, and Craig Turner. The runners on the Cross Country team this year were, First Row: Steve Gluff, Larry Dorris, Fritz Hohlt, Mike Green. Second Row: Tom Lobdall, Bob V Wells, John Warren, and Gary Dorris. IO4 4' 4 . , .,X,WXV,,wMv.Q wwMm,.M. .L ' . 1 . W ,, '4 1 n v 4.,g ' fi , W,,.V If gf Q 3 ' . -Y W lQ'j?nWr-:tk M Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport BASKETBALL RECORD 8 wins l3 loses 77 Center Grove 89 Franklin 47 New Albany 65 Southside For 55 Tech 73 Seymour 52 Jeffersonville 80 Greensburg 80 Rushville 52 Washington 82 Connersville 68 Howe 75 Ben Davis 63 Shelbyville 46 Warren 58 Columbus 58 Martinsville 81 Manual County 7l North Central 5l Decatur Sectional 66 Howe t Wayne ACTION! Krohne reaches for a rebound as Simpson offers as sistance. 106 The tip goes to the Cards. Three Cardinals baffle for the rebound. Up in the air for a rebound, 7 Individual photos of varsity squad include: Top row: Jerry Duhamell, Don I-lillenburg, Ron Heierman, Don Miller, Gene Schnyder. Bottom row: Bob Simpson, Rick Coleman, Paul Krohne, Harry Williams, and Phil Wright. This year's combined squad is first row CL-Rl: Ron l-leierman, Paul Krohne, Don Snider, Bob Simpson, Don Miller, Mike Burchfield, Gene Schnyder, Don l-lillenburg, Phil Wright, Tom Masters. Second row CL-Rl: Larry Johnson, Fritz Hohlt, Rick Coleman, Nick Stan- ley, Dick Johnson, Ken Pedlow. Third row CL-RD: Drew Miller, Dan Due, Ron Watson, John Krug, Bruce Mobley, Tom Edwards, Rick Craig, Joe Wedel, Dennis Robbine, John Warren. Fourth row QL-Rl: Dick Ferrar, Gary Christ, Kirk Holderman, Bill Boruff, Leland Thompson, Steve Salge, Steve Shearin, John Milam, Larry McFall, and Arnold Flannery, HQ. Us Mentor Richard Theil piloted the junior varsity squad, which was mainly composed of sophomores, to a l3-5 record. With hard work and perseverance these boys are preparing themselves tor varsity competiton in which they hope to participate next year. l Hillenburg drives tor a shot. The junior varsity members were, first row: John McFalI, Kirk Holdeman, Rick Craig, Bruce Mobley, Milam, Denny Robbins, Steve Shearin, Gary Crist, Nick Stanley, Arnold Flannery, Gary Deatline, and Steve Salge, Joe Wedel, Leland Thompson, Fritz Bill Byers. Hohlt. Second row: Coach Theil, Steve Stroup, Mike lO9 This years varsity team consisted of First Row Ed Carty Rick Cox, Alan Bonar, Mike Burchfield, Bob McCarty Dan Burgner Pat McMurray Eric Koering Wells Larry Dorris, Mike Vessels, Rick Padgett. Ln ermelz an mna5f5 in .xdcfion The track team of i962-63 finished the season in style by capturing the South Central Conference crown in Southport's last year of conference partici- pation and by placing second in the County. TRACK RECORD Southport North Central Southport Washington Southport Tech Southport Manual Southport Ben Davis Southport Howe Southport Warren Southport Wood and Attucks Southport North Central Relays Conference W County 2nd The addition of the gymnastics squad brings the total varsity sports at Southport to ten. Coach Kerns scheduled four meets for the team which split evenly with a two win two loss season. l anvil ' , I' I , .. m,,LA ml., I - 'T 'F T' I af 4L19,g i f - -E QQ , M' xuje-Tele i .Lf , Q The members of the varsity swim team were, First Row: Mark Barnes, Gary Hood, Bill Tavenor, Tim O'NeiIl, Larry Russell, Randy Beane, Coach Brunoehler. Second Row: Steve Sharrer, Larry Lammert lfreshmanl, Tom Fedowicz, Dan Fleetwood, Steve Short, .lim Sawyer, lMgr.J, Dick Harman, Coach Dills. janLer5 riumla The S. H. S. tankers completed their best swim season in their six-year history with a dual meet record of 10 wins and 3 losses. Coach BrunoehIer's predom- inantly senior squad began the season with impressive victories and broke almost every school record in existence. The teams only losses were to Columbus, South Bend Central, and Kokomo. These three teams finished first, second, and third in the 1963 State Finals. Senior diver, Steve Short, returned from the State Finals with a first place medal and the honor of being Southport's first state swimming champion. SWIMMING RECORD 59 Southport New Albany 36 Southport 84 Frankfort 1 1 Southport 70 Muncie Burris 25 Southport 71 Franklin 24 Southport 44 South Bend Central 51 Southport 68 Bloomington University 27 Southport 71 Anderson 24 Southport 45 Kokomo 50 Southport 61 Jeff of Lafayette 33 Southport 31 Columbus 64 Burris Invitational First Sectional Second State Fifth Ctiel Included on the reserve swim team were, First Row: Ron Smith, Mike St. Pierre, Gary Barnes, Joe Green, Dan Kritsch, Todd Ir- win lfreshmanl. Second Row: Coach Bob Dills, Mike Donovan, Dick Wortman, John Patronsky, John Neuman, Dick Oaks. Third Row: Jim Keenan, Brad Coffman, Art Cowden, Joe Pearson, Don Culver, Tom Duiser. FMQAIZQ PGIQIQLFJ . With the coaches, Mr. McDaniel and Mr. Bane, are the mem- bers of the l963-64 wrestling team. ln individual sports it is especially hard for an athlete to maintain a perfect season record, but these four boys, The Fearsome Foursome , came very near to attaining that goal. ll2 The Cardinal grapplers, under the leadership of Coach Chaun- cey McDaniel, captured top honors in the state wrestling compe- tition by edging out Arlington in a four point tilt. Gary Mitchell, Dale Sidebottom, and Dan Carr, fought to third place berths. Finishing second was Andy Thompson and capturing the top position in his weight class was Tom Blankenship, During season competition, the Fearsome Foursome com- posed of Tom Blankenship, Andy Thompson, Dave Salomone, and Dale Sidebottom, led the other team members to a ll-l-l season record, while they had only one defeat among themselves. WRESTLING SCORES Southport 23 Lawrence Central 2l Southport l9 Franklin Central 3l Southport 40 Ben Davis 6 Southport 47 Jeff of Lafayette 2 Southport 20 Decatur Central 20 Southport 32 Warren Central l5 Southport 49 Muncie South 3 Southport 32 South Bend Central l l Southport 33 Elkhart l 3 Southport 39 Manual 3 Southport 52 New Albany O Southport 3 l Tech l 3 Southport 40 Crawfordsville 7 County at Franklin Central 2nd place Sectionals at Franklin Central lst place Regionals at Bloomington lst place State at Southport lst place ' 1 The members of the varsity wrestling team were, Greg Ennis, Wally McQuat, Dale Sidebottom, Andy first row: Dave Salomone, Jim Bohanan, Gary Mitch- Thompson, Tom Blankenship, and Larry Lattimore. ell, Tom Ryan, John Hickman, Dan Carr. Second row: cgi: cc m I0 i 0 n 5 The members of the l964 State Wrestling Team and their coaches. iamoncl mazzdm --.-.?....-.4 . satire . i Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport Southport BASEBALL 3 6 6 7 5 5 7 3 l2 5 4 6 7 SCORES Ben Davis Sacred Heart Jeffersonville Howe Shelbyville Tech Seymour Manual Martinsville Washington Franklin Cathedral Columbus COUNTY TOURNEY Southport l 3 Ben Davis 4 Southport 2 Speedway l Southport 4 Warren 2 The baseball team completed their season with a perfect l6 and O record. Coach Richard Theil piloted the Cardinals through the Marion County Tourney by defeating Speedway, Ben Davis, and Warren to cap- ture their tourth successive county championship. Members of the i963 baseball team were: First Row: Cleft to right? Steve McClure, Jim Farmer, Chuck Stumpf, Jim Woodall, Joe Carnine, Rich Stumpf, Coach Theil. Second Row: Gary Dickey, John Butler, Jerry Duhamell, Gene Schnyder, Bob Windhorst, Mike Mc- Donald, Bill Hamilton. Third Row: Mgr. Terry Ryker, Don Snyder, Tom Davis, and Mgr. Tom Apostolos. F . Lum.. , 'X' wi!.1lf'db.g I? W ,,.. ,guy xg? ti This year's racquet squad includes Coach Swank, Bob Sutherlin, Ron Heierman, Byron Stevens, Robin Young, Bob Bills, and Walt Janitz, 6LCqlfl2f QMHUIOWH Five returning Lettermen made up the nucleus of the tennis team this year. The netmen completed the first half of their fall-spring season with a seven win no loss record. By defeating North Central with a score of four to three the netmen were also able to cop the Marion County crown. Last fall, Southport's men of the links spent many hours chasing the pelts around the fairways and greens of the Sarah Shank golf course. The teams an- ticipation for a winning season was proved substantial when they brought coach Fowler a lo-8-l season. With four returning lettermen the golfers should be even more powerful next year. CK an 0 AIU P2 U 6!l8 MILCA The golf team members were: First Row: Sam Voland, Dave de- Hebreard, Steve Davis, Gary Crist, Bob Merritt, Dick Miller, Tom Opsahl, and Rick Miller. Second Row: Bob Pemberton, Dick Oaks, Mike Kegley, Jim Hasham, Joe Green, Mike Oliver, Mike O'Brien, Rich Prange, Monte Moorhead, John Lowe, Rick Sharp, and Coach Fowler. li5 1 . Planning skits and pep sessions are only two of the jobs the Booster Club officers, Gayle Fisher, secretary-treasurer, Jerry Duhamell, vice-presidentg and John Butler, president, are called upon to do with the aid of Mr. Schrnalfeldt. Leading the Pep Club through yells to boost the reserve teams to many victories are the reserve yell leaders Lynn Browning, Susie Long, and Marita Sturgeon. H6 and fem .I .I Varsity yell leaders Patty McDonald, Carol Eastridge, Carryl Wischmeyer, Ann Koch and Cheryl Bogard help boost our fighting Cards by leading the Pep Club in a yell. Our team will fightlll lairif anal .siaorffi The Lettermen's Club, organized and sponsored by Mr. Ratliff, helps to make all home basketball games a success by performing various duties. Tom Blankenship, president, Jim Woodall, vice- presidentg and Andy Thompson, secretary-treasurer, prepare the work sheets and assignment charts for all home games. The lettermen also work as officials and ushers at the sectional which is held in our gym every February, iZ5049Aineffe5 Southport, the Home ot Champions, is truly thus Our two outstanding champions this year were Steve Short and Tom Blankenship. Steve Short, a senior, displayed championship forrr in the Sectional and State Finals to earn the State crown in diving. Tom Blankenship, also a senior, demonstrated championship prowess while grappling his way to the State Wrestling crown. These boys typity the enthusiasm and devotion ol students to Southport, the Home of Champions, l A water show given in the spring, is the goal set each year by the members of Dolphinettes. The l964 water show, Aquascent, is centered on the various types of perfumes. The officers for this year, Sandy Simpson, president, Linda Ferger, vice-president, and Karen Gibbs, secretary-treasurer, work under the leadership and direction of Miss Maureen Kovich to make the club both interesting and educational. H8 KAGHQIQLOIQJ 50915 .yl1flf'ClIVIllI'CLZf Each year the intramural program provides an op- portunity tor boys who wish to participate in athletic activities but are not on varsity squads. This year the intramural program was divided into two leaguesg one being the Red League for upperclass men and the other the White League for underclass men. The winners of the Red League was the Gashouse Gang and the victors of the White League was the Eight Balls. H9 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Adams, Danny--Adv. Biology Club, French Club, Outdoor Lite Club, Booster Club, Medicii, Adams, John-Wrestling, C r o s s Country, Jr. Steering Comm., Sr. Float Committee. Adams, Judy-Dolphinettes tGreat- est Achievement Award in l963,, Thespians, Dramatics Club, Foren- sics, Senior Play, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Booster Club, Pep Club, Alpha Tri-H-Y, Senior-ority, Span- ish Club, Choir, Easter Sunrise Ser- vice, Spring Music Festival, Swim- ming Assitant. Ahlquist, Richard-French Club, Chess Club, lntra. Basketball, Au- dio-Visual Tech., Booster Club, Boys' Cheer Block. Albaugh, Pat-Spanish Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. FHB, Sen- ior-ority, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Jr. Red Cross. Allen, Carol-Jr. F.H.B., F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Data Processing. Alspaugh, Maryann+F.T.A. tSec.,, Quill and Scroll, Journal Staff tFa- shion Editolr,, Student Directory Staff, Beta and Alpha Tri-H-Y lTreas.,, Marion Co. Teen Council, Model U.N., Band tFirst Sergeant,, Dist. and St. Solo and Ensemble Contest, State Fair Marching Con- test, Orchestra, Mid-State Orches- tra Festival, Beg. and Adv. German Club, Future Nurses, Phy-Chem Club, History Club, Sr. Play Crew, Float Comm., Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority. Alstott, Ronda-D o l p hi n e t t e s, Booster Club, F.T.A., Future Nurse- es, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Data Processing, Teacher's Sec., Sr. Play Crew, Pep Club, Sr. Name Card Comm., Library Asst., Senior- ority. Anderson, Karen-F.B.L.A. fSt. 2nd V. Pres.,, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club. Andrews, Bill-Latin Club, lDeca- tur Central High School-IVZ yrs., Angrick, Larry-Booster Club, Out- door Life Club, Chefs' Club, intra. Basketball KCapt.,, Spanish Club. Apostolos, Tom-Booster Club, Beg. and Adv. Math Club, Hi-Y, Photo Club, Chess Club, Lettermans' Club, Basketball and Baseball Mana- ger, lntra. Basketball, Anchor Sales Staff. Arnold, Steve-C r o s s Country, Track, Lettermans' Club, Booster Club, intra. Basketball lOfficial,. Ausbrooks, 'P a- 1' iii c E a-F.BisL.A., Choir, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Office Girl, Teacher's Secre- tary. Bailey, Connie--Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority, Spanish Club, French Club, Band, State Fair Marching Contest, Eastern Ind. Marching Contest, iTroy High School-I yr.,. Baker, Donna-Senior-ority, Fu- ture Nurses, Medici, F.B.L.A., Booster Club, Photo Club, Teach- er's Sec., Latin Club. Barnes, Mark-Swimming Team, Booster Club, Red Cross. Bartlett, Charlotte-Photo Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Library Club, tFresh yr. in Florida,. Baxter, David-Booster Club, Phy- Chem Club, Spanish Club, Beg. Eng Adv. Math Club, Intra. Basket- a . 120 Beane, Randy-Biology Club, Res. and Vars. Swimming, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chess Club, French Club, Lettermans' Club, History Club. B e a v e r, Marilyn-Anchor Staff, Block's High School Fashion Board, Beta and Alpha Tri-H-Y Nice Pres.,, Senior Play Make-up Comm., Senior- ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Jr. Class Steering Comm., F.T.A., Student Council, Model U.N., G.A.A., Medi- cii, Quill and Scroll, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, Easter Sunrise Usherette, Sr. Announcement Comm. Blrk, Leonard-Booster Club, intra. Basketball lCapt.,, History Club. Blakey, Earl-Booster Club, Traffic Club. Blankenship, Tom-Football fCo.- Capt.,, Wrestling, Baseball, Res. Track, Lettermans' Club iPres.,, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Homecoming Campaign Manager, Bacc. and Comm. Usher, Easter Sunrise Ser- vice Usher, Sr. Float Comm., Of- fice Worker. Boatman, Darlene-Maiorette, Car- dinalettes, Girls' Sextet, Beta KSec., and Alpha CChaplain, Tri-Hi-Y, Prin- cess of Light Cand., F.B.L.A., Dist. and State Vocal and Twirling Con- tests, Co. Choral Festival, Model U.N., Teacher's Sec., Booster Club, Pep Club, Biology Club, German Club, Senior-ority, State Fair Band Contest, Easter Sunrise Service. Boeldt, Michael-Chess Club, Photc Club, Radio Club, Res. Football, lntra. Basketball, Booster Club. Bogard, Cheryl-Booster Club, Pep Club, Res. and Vars. Cheerleader, Student Council.. G.A.A., Senior- ority, Adv. Biology Club, SDHYUSI1 Club, Dolphinettes, F.T.A., Teach- er's Sec., Beta Tri-Hi-Y. Boger, Margaret-G.A.A., Volley- ball Captain Girls' Vars. Basketball, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Officia- tor's Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Easter Sunrise Service Comm., Ush- erette for Water Show. Boger, Rita--Beg. German Club fTreas.,, Senior-ority CTreas.,, Photo Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, F.B.L.A., Beta Tri-H-Y, Easter Sun- rise Usherette, Office Girl. Boggs, Gary-A s t r o n o m y Club, Chess Club, Pep Club. Bolinger, Shara-Booster C I u b, Senior-ority, G.A.A., tTec h-I yr.,, Boomershine, Janice-Senior Play Crew, Adv. Choir, Sr. Name Card Comm., F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Volley Official, genijor-ority, Booster Club, Pep u . Borchers, Julie-Future Nurses, French Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Medicii, Foren- sics Club. Bowen, Bill-Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Fresh. Football, Fresh. Wres- gms, Photo Club, Outdoor Life u . Bowen, Regina-Senior-ority, Span- ish Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Bowers, Marilyn-G.A.A. fTreas.,, Dolphinettes, Forensics tSec.,, Sen- ior-ority, Thespians, Jr. and Sr. iPar- liamentarian, F.H.B., Sr. Play Cast, Pep Club, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, Officials' Club, Ball State Speech Contest, Sect. Speech Con- test. Braden, Karen-Pep Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, F.T.A., Future Nurses, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, CWhiteland 2 yrs.,. Brandenburg, Nancy-Choir, Span- ish Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., F.H.B., Usherette at Bacc. and Comm. Senior-ority, Co. Choral Festival, Spring Music Festival, Eas- ter Sunrise Service, Library Asst. Brehob, Paul-Adv. Math. Club, Beg. and Adv. German Club, Out- door Life Club, Band Officer, Phy- Chem Club, intra. Basketball. Brooking, Stephen-Biology Club, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Phy- Chem Club, Radio Club, Lab Asst. Browning, Harry-National Honor Society tPres.,, Adv. German Club CPres.,, Hi-Y fChaplain, Sec.,, Mo- del U.N., Student Council, Swim- ming Team Manager, Booster Club, Prom Comm., Bacc. and Comm. Usher, Senior Play Cast, Phy-Chem Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Math Club, Thes- plans, Cardinalaires, Chess Club, Forensics, Tech Speech Contest, Sect. Speech Contest. Browning, P e n n y-G.A.A. CV. Pres.,, Girls' Varsity Basketball Team Capt., Swimming Team, Photo Club, Pep Club, German Club, F.T.A., Senior-ority. Bunte, Jack-Jr. Red Cross, Boos- ter Club. Burchfield, Michael- Lettermen's Club, Booster Club, Chef's Club, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Easter Sunrise Service Usher, Vars. Football, Var. Track, Res. Basket- ball, All-County Football, intra. Basketball. B u r d e n, W a n d a-Senior-ority, F.H.B., Pep Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Teacher's Secretary. Burdine, Vivian, L o u is e-Booster Club. Burris, Dan-Fr. and Res. Track, Fr. and Var. Football, Fr. Basketball, Hi-Y, Chef's Club tSec.,, Booster Club. Bush, Lynda-Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Choir, Co. Choral Fest., Easter Sunrise serv., Spring Music Fest., Senior-or- ity, Dramatics Club KV. Pres.,, Nat'l Thespians, Sr. Play, F.B.L.A. Butler, John-Medicii KV. Pres.,, Adv. Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Booster Club CPres.,, Var. Baseball 81 Football, All-County, All-Confer- ence, All-State Football, Student Exch. to Canada, Student Council, lntr. Basketball. Butler, Kathy--Journal Staff iMan- aging 8. News Ed.,, Student Direc- tory tTyping Ed.,, Debate Team, Purdue Leg. Ass'bly, Ball State De- bate Tourney fSuperior Speaking Award,, l.U. Journalism Inst., Stu- dent Council, Quill 8. Scroll, Sen- ior-ority, Dolphinettes Ur. 81 Sr.,, Art Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y tChaplain,, Future Nurses, Model U.N., German Club, Junior Red Cross. Caldwell, Randall-Band tCaptain,, Beg. 8. Adv. Math Club CPres.,, Fr. 8. Vars. Track Mgr., Student Coun- cil, Nat'l. Honor Society Nice- Pres.,, Adv. German Club, Hi-Y, Medicii, Cardinalaires, Orchestra, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com., Mid-State Orch., Pep Band, lst Div. Class A Solo 8. Ensemble, Booster Club. Callender, John-Astronomy Club, Biology Club, Adv. Math Cluub fSec'y-Treas.,, Hoosier Boys' State, Booster Club, Intramural Swim- ming, Orchestra, Dist. Ensemble Contest, State Ensemble Contest. Cannon, Joe-Booster Club, Fr. Cross-Country, Chef Club. Cardwell, Harold-Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club. Carlson, Carole-Cardinalettes, St. Fair Marching Contest, Dist. Twir- ling Contest, Dist. Band Contest, Dolphinettes, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Beginning Latin gulls, Senior Play Crew, History U . Carrell, CheryI--Cardinalet- t e s fSec'y-Treas.,, Exproratory Teacher, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., History Club CExec. Council,, G.A.A., Alpha 8. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Choir, Teacher's Sec'y., Of- fice Girl, State Fair Band Mrach- ing Contest, Easter Sunrise Serv., Co. Choral Fest., Spring Music Fes- tival, Dist. Twirling Contest. Carson, Steve-Lettermen's Club, Band tMst. Sgt., Dist. State 8. En- semble Solo Contest, Football, Baseball, Spanish Club, Beg. Math Club lTreas.,, Adv. Math Club lV. Pres., Orchestra, Hi-Y, Dance Band, Pep Band, Mid-State Orchestra, ln- tramurals. Carver, Roy-Booster Club. Cassman, Martha-Jr. Future Home Builders KV. Pres.,, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y. Cavender, Madeline Sue-Booster Club, Spanish Club.. Photography Club, Senior-ority, Library Asst., G.A.A., Pep Club. Chance, Robert-Mr. J u n i o r Achievement, Sr. Class Play, His- tory Club, Nat'l Thespians, Span- ish Club, Biology Club, Booster Club. Chaney, Helen-Booster Club, Pep Club, Photography Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority. Clampitt, Carol-Red Cross Rep., Senior-ority, Booster Club, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Junior F.H.B., tSaint Ag- nes Academy, l year,. Clark, Bill-Band, lntr. Basketball, Booster Club, Spanish Club. Clasby, Pamela-Beg. Latin Club, Forensics Club, French Club, Sen- ior-ority, F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Boost- er Club. Clayton, John-Chef's Club, Out- door Life Club and Booster Club. Cloud, Brenda-Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. C o f f e y, Sondra-Band, Choir, fManual High School, 3 years,. C o f f m a n, Susan-Senior-ority, Booster Club, iManual High School, 3 years,. Condon, Jacki-Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Pho- tography Club, Teacher's Sec'y., Prom Decoration Com., Biology Club, tArsenal Technical H. S., I sernester,. Conrad, David-Fr. Basketball, Fr. 84 Res. Track, Booster Club, lntra- mural Basketball. Cook, Billy-Audio Visual Tech., Photography Club fSec'y.-Treas.,, Chef's Club, History Club, Adv. Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chess Club. Cortese, Jim-Booster Club, tCul- ver High School- 3 Years,. Cox, Judith Ann-Ayre's Fashion Board Rep., Student Council, Teacher's Secretary, Senior Name Card Com., Bacculaureate 8. Com- mencement Usherette, History Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Li- brary Club, Jr. Red Cross, Biology Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club. Cox, Richard-Booster Club, Vars. Football, Wrestling, Track. tography Club, Senior-ority, D e l a n e y, J o y c e-Senior-ority, Hagans, Patricia-Dolphinettes, Phy- Crisler, James-Astronomy Club, Biology Club, Beg. Math Club, Adv. Math Club, Adv. German, Dance Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Booster Club, Pep Band. Crosley, Martin E.--Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. C u n d i f f, Deloris-Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Office Practice, Da- ta Processing, Baccalaureate Ush- erette, Junior F.H.B. Cunning, Dixie-F.T.A., Senior-or- ity, Booster Club, Pep Club! G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Alpha 81 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Office Girl. Daily, David-Hi-Y, Photo Club, Stage Crafters, Easter Sunrise, An- chor Staff, Audio-Visual Tech. Dawes, Edward--Chef's Club CHis- torianj, Booster Club, Intra. Bas- ketball. DeBoor, Ralph-F.F.A. iPres.J, Chef Club, Booster Club. Deer, David-Phy-Chem. Club, Deer, 'Phillip-Booster Club. Band, Orchestra, Booster Club, Track, Math Club, Intra. Basket- ball, Fr. Cross Country. D a r l- i n g, Linda-Beta Tri-Hi-Y, German Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Model U.N., G.A.A., Sr. Play Cast, Thespians, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Committees, Senior-ority, Future Teachers. Davis, Betty-G.A.A., Beta Tri-Hi- Y, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Cardinal- ettes, Muncie Marching Contest, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Pep Club, Teacher's Sec'y. Davis, Paul-Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club. Davis, Vyren-Spanish Club, lntra, Basektball and Swimming, lntra. Basketball Official, Booster Club. Booster Club, Choir, Co. Choral Fest. iBeecher High School, Illinois -3yearsJ. D e L a C r u z, Victoria-Senior-on ity, F.B.L.A. CPresidentJ, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Teacher's Secretary. Denning, Otis-Booster Club, Foot- ball, Track. Derr, Patricia-F.B.L.A. CV. Pres,7, Band, Senior-ority, Biology Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Medicii, Teacher's Secretary, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Data Processing, Sr. Fu- ture Homebuilders, Solo Ensemble Contest, Easter Sunrise Usherette, State Fair Band Marching Contest. Dickey, Gary-Intra. Basketball, History Club KV. Pres.J, Junior Steering Committee, Booster Club, Lettermen's Club, Junior Prom Committee, Res. 8t Vars. Baseball, Fr. Bt Res. Football, Fr. Basketball. Dicks, Jerry-F.F.A., Traffic Club, Booster Club, Audio-Visual Techni- cian. Disboro, Charles-Fr. Basketbll, ln- tra. Basketball, Band, Booster Club. Doan, Gerald-Res. 81 Var. Base- ball, Res. Football, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Intra. Basketball, grits. Swimming, Hi-Y, Phy-Chem. u . Duty, Allen-Football, Track, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, LeJttermen's Club, F.F.A. iTreasur- er. Doughty, Gary-Booster Club, Au- dio-Visual Technician, Intra. Swim- ming, Intra. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Traffic Club. Dowden, Judith-Band, Biology Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Senior-or- ity, Future Teachers, Thespians, Sr. Play Usherette. Ducker, Karen-American R e d Cross, Senior-ority, Booster Club. Dudgeon, Jack-Traffic Club, Au- dio-Visual Technician Club. Due, Pat-Booster Club, lntr. Bas- ketball, Spanish Club iPres.J. Duhamell, Jerry-Senior Class Vice President, Booster Club LV. Pres.J, Vars. Basketball, Res. 81 Vars. Base- ball, Outdoor Life Club. Dunn, Sandra-Senior-ority, Beg. Latin Club, Library Club KV. Pres.J, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Pep Club. Eads, Winnie-Editor of Journal, Feature Editor of Journal, Editor, Student Directory, Winner of Schol- astic Magazine Writing Awards, Winner of Natl. Council of Eng. Teachers' Achievement Awards Program, l.U. Journalism Institute, Natl. Honor Society, G.A.A., Boost- er Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Quill 8t Scroll. Eastridge, Carol-Varsity Cheerlead- er, Fr. 81 Soph. Class Secretary- Treasurer, May Queen Candidate, Student Council, Booster Club, Phy- Chem. Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Fu- ture Teachers, Biology Club, Adv. Math Club, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Clubs, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, Medicii. Eder, Robert-Fr. Track, Booster Club, History Club CPres.J, Future Teachers, Outdoor Life Club, Sen- ior Play. Elder, Susan-Cardinalettes, State Fair Band Marching Contest, Mun- cie Band Marching Contest, Bacca- laureate Usherette, Senior Play F e I7 g u s o n, Lynn-Senior-o-rity, G.A.A,. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Club, History Club, Adv. Bi- ology Club, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Booster Club, Office Practice, fTransferred from Sarasota High Schooll. Fischer, Dave-Fr. Basketball, Fr. Res. 81 Vars. Football, Res. Wres- tling, Intra. Basketball, Intra. Offi- cial, Booster Club, Beg. 8 Adv. Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Letter- men's Club. F i s c h e r, G a y I e-Homecoming Queen, Varsity Cheerleader, Boost- er Club iSecretaryJ, Freshmen Class President, National Honor Society, May Queen, May Queen Court, Stu- dent Council, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Nurses Club, Med- icii, Pep Club, Adv. Biology Club, Queen of Service. Fleetwood, Dan-Adv. Latin Club iPres.J, Campaign Mgr. for Home- coming Queen, Sr. Class Float Com, Soph. 8. Jr. Class Vice President, Bacc. 8. Comm. Usher, Anchor Staff, Student Council, Medicii, Jr. H e a r t Representative, Varsity Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club, Booster Club, Sunrise Service Ush- er, Future Teachers, King of Serv- ice. Fletcher, Mark Robert-B o o ste r Club, Chef's Club, Astronomy Club, Intra. Basketball. Fookes, Sharon-Spanish Club, Pho- Adv. Crew, Cadet Teacher, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Club, G.A.A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Booster Club. Engle, P a t r i c i a--Cardinalettes, French Club iTreas. 8 Sec'yi, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y iBeta 81 Alphaj, Senior- ority, History Club, County Choral Festival, Christmas Program iDra- maticsi Student Council, Com- mencement Usherette, Dist Twirl- ing 8. Band Contest, State Fair Band Contest, Model U.N. Dele- gate, Choir Librarian Asst., Teach- er's Secretary. Ennis, nomy Pres.J, 81 Ad. Greg-History Club, Astro- Club fPresidentJ, Hi-Y CV. Model U.N., Wrestling, Beg. Math Club, Booster Club. Ennis, Marcia-Future Nurses, Beg. Latin Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Booster Club, Future Teachers, Red Cross. Farah, Fred-Booster Club, French Club. Farley, Jim-Student Council, F.F.A. CSec'yJ, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Track. Farmer, Jim-Fr. 8t Var. Football, Res. 8. Vars. Baseball, Fr. St Intra. Basketball, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y. Fedowicz, Tom-Swimming team, Photography Club, Future Teach- ers Club, Booster Club. Ferger, Linda-Homecoming Queen Court, Dolphinettes LV. Pres.J, Stu- dent Council, G,A.A., Intra. Cap- tain basketball, F.T.A., Exploratory Teacher, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club, Booster Club. Ferguson, Anita--Shorthand Speed Award, Booster Club, Medicii, Fu- ture Nurses Club. Choir, County Choral Festival, Booster Club, Spring Music Festi- val, Easter Sunrise Service. Fouty, Larry-Booster Club, Pho- tography Club. Francis, John-Beg. 8. Adv. Photo Club, Booster Club, Journal Staff. Freese, Myrna-Booster Club, Span- ish Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Stu- dent Council. Fritsche, Beverly-Tri-Hi-Y, A r t Club, Booster Club, Photography Club, Senior-ority, Library Club. Froelich, Roseann-Future Teach- trs, Photography Club, Data Proces- sing, Senior Announcement Com- mittee, iSacred Heart High School, 2 yearsi. Futlz, Cynthia-Pep Club, G.A.A. Funk, S. Jewel-Student Council, Usherette, Baccalaurette 81 Com- mencement, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, German Club, Orchestra. Gagen, Patty-Student Council, Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Model U. N., G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Prom Committee, Ensemble Contest, Choir, Co. Choral Festi- val. Gamble, Charles-Booster Club, German Club, Beg. Photography Club, Stage Crafters, Phy-Chem Club, History Club CV. Pres.J. Gasaway, Yvonne-Senior-ority, Fu- ture Nurses, Adv. Biology, Booster Club, Pep Club, Usherette, Sr. Play, Medicii, Latin Club iBeg.J, Beginning Photography Club. Gaskin, Sandy-Senior-ority, Boost- er Club, Jr. Red Cross. Gee, Jack-Outdoor Life, Booster Club. Gibbs, Karen-Majorette, Cardina- lettes, Dolphinettes iSec'y-Treas.l, Student Council, Senior- ority, Bi French Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., - ology Club iPresidentJ, Jr. Steering Com, Sr. Class Float Class Com- mittee, F.B,L,A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Teacher's Secretary, Dist. 81 State Twirling Contests, State Fair Band Contest, Office Girl, Pep Club, Booster Club. Gilley, Larry-Booster Club, Re- serve Swimming Team, Office Worker. Gillock, James-Booster Club, l-lis- tory Club, lntramural Basketball, Fr. Basketball, Fr. 81 Res. Football. Glass, Paul-Booster Club, Beg. 8- Adv. Latin Club, Phy-Chem Club, Sec'y-Treas. Outdoor Life Club. Glover, Roger-Photography Club, Biology Club, Booster Club, Track, lntra Swimming St Basketball. Gore, John-Booster Club, Intra. Basketball. Granger, Susan-Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, German Club, Senior-ority, Pep Club. Green, Dian-Booster Club, Future Home Builders, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority. Green, Sandy-Data Processing, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A., Office Prac., Booster Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y. G r e g o r y, William-Photography Club, Audio-Visual Club, Fresh- man Track, Booster Club. Grindean, John-Tech High School, 2 years. Grischow, Pamela-Booster Club, PSD Club, Senior-ority, French Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra KV. Pres.J Commencement Usherette, Mid-State Orchestra, Christmas Mu- sic Festival. Grow, Don-Fr. Basketball, Fr. Res. 8. Vars. Track, Fr. 81 Vars. Football iAll-County in Jr. 8. Sr. yearst, lntra- murals, Audio-Visual Club KV. Pres.l, Chef's Club, Booster Club, Letter- men's Club. Gunn, Sandra-Booster Club, G.A.A. Hacker, Warren-History Club, French Club, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club, lntramural Basketball, Chess Club. Haddle, Robert-Booster Club. Chem Club, Senior-ority, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Biology Club, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Bacc. and giontlm. Usherette, Booster Club, Pep u , Haleman, L i n d a-Future Nurse's Club, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sen- ior-ority, Booster Club, Art Club, Photo Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Medicii, Dramatics Club, Eas- ter Sunrise Service Cast, Senior Play Usherette, Teacher's Secretary. Hamby, Cheryl-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority. Hancock, Lois-Band, Data Proces- sing, Student Council, F.T.A., G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi- Y, State Solo Ensemble Contest, F.B.L.A., State Convention. Hancock, Richard-Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club. H a n d a k, Michael - Photography Club, Booster Club, Radio Club, lntra-Mural Basketball and Swim- ming, Swimming Team, Audio-Vis- ual Technician, Junior Red Cross. Hankins, Sharon-Senior-ority, His- tory Club, Alpha 81 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Teacher's Secretary, Bacc. 81 Comm. Usherette, Biology Club, Journal Staff, Signpost Staff, Pep Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, F.T.A., Span- ish Club, Directory Staff. Hansen, Donna-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority, Library Club. Harding, Linda Diane-Thespians iTreas.J, Dolphinettes, Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Boost- er Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. Harlan, Michael-Booster Club, Bi- ology Club, Boy's Pep Club, Hi-Y. l2l Harman, Richard-Swimming Team, Track Team, Spanish Club, History Club, Intramural Basketball. Harris, Bill-Booster Club, Hi-Y, In- tramural Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Res. and Vars. Track, Res. Ten- HIS. Ha r t I-ei y, Carol-Cardinalettes, F.T.A. IV. Pres.I, Senior-ority, Booster Club, Indiana State Fair Band Contest, Eastern lnd. Band Contest, Dist. 8. Twirling Contests, Commencement Usherrete, Prom Committee, fFairview H. S., Day- ton, O., 2 yearsl. Hazlett, Rita-Future Homebuilders CSec'y, Juniori, Senior-ority, Biology Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. Heideilberger, J a m e s-J r. Red Cross, Football, Booster Club, ln- tra. Basketball. Heierman, Ron-Outdoor Life Booster Club, Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Fr., Res., and Var. Basketball, Chef's Club, Fr. 8. Res. Track, Fr. Football, Var. Tennis, Hoosier Boys' State. Heintze, Charles-Swimming, Fr. football, Fr. track, Photography Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Intra- mural Basketball, Booster Club. Heiny, Linda-Senior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Office Secretary. Hendricks, Sue-Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.T.A., F.H.B., Beta Tri Hi-Y, Alpha Tri- Hi-Y, Bacc. 84 Commencement Ush- erette, Teacher's Secretary. Henzman, Gillis-Booster Club, Art Club, French Club, Senior-ority. Herman, John R.-Photo Club, Beg. 8. Adv., Latin Club, Beg. 81 Adv., First Div. in State Ensemble Contest, Booster Club, Pep Band, Anchor Staff, lnd. State Fair Marching Contest, Jr. Prom Dance Com., Band 62nd Corporall, Or- chestra, Midstate Orchestra Festi- val. Hernly, Paul-Booster Club, Fresh- men Cross Country. Hicks, Michael-Booster Club, In- tramural Basketball Captain, Jr. Red Cross, History Club. Higbie, Ed-Phy-Chem. Club, Beg. Math Club, Beg. German Club, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Pep Band, Intramural Basketball. Higgs, Karen-Alpha and Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Beg. St Adv. German Club, County Choral Fes- tival, Booster Club. Hillengrand, Bob-Hi-y, B o o s t e r Club, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball, tHowe High School, I yearl. Hillenburg, Don-Booster Club, Lettermen's Club, Basketball. Hilligoss, Judy-G.A.A., Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Pep Clubi Booster Club, Dolphinettes. Hix, Freeman-Res. Baseball, Intra. Basketball, Booster Club, Letter- men's Club, Res. 81 Vars. Football. Hluchan, John-Hi-Y tPresidentI, Photography Club, Medicii, Journal Photographer 81 Sports Column, Jr. Red Cross. Hobbs, Marcia-Pep Club, Booster Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. and Sr, F.H.B., Teacher's Secretary, Senior-ority. Hoenshel, Linda-Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Future Nur- ses, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, F.B.L.A., Teacher's Secretary. Holderman, Charles-Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. l22 Hood, Gary-Swimming team, As- tronomy Club CV. Pres.I, Letter- men's Club, Booster Club, Band tFirst Corp.I. Hoover, Larry-Intra. Basketball, Spanish Club, Booster Club, His- tory Club. Hopwood, Mig n o n-Senior-ority, Beta 84 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Band, lnd. St. Fair Marching Contest, Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. German Club! History Club, Future Nurses Club, Prom Decoration Com., Future Teachers, Biology Club, G.A.A. Hcrnung, Mike-J r. Red Cross, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Astronomy Club. Hubbard, Gretchen-Dolphinettes, Future Teachers, Senior-ority, Cap 8. Gown Committee, tWest Bend H. S., Wisconsin, 3 yearsi. Huck, John-Booster Club, Chess Club, Adv. German Club, Adv. Choir, Intra. Basketball. Huehls, Brian-Hoosier Boy's State, Football, Intra. Basketball, Letter- men's Club, Outdoor Life Club, Senior Float Committee. Hughes, Phyllis-Booster Club, Pep Club, Beta8.AIpha Tri-Hi-Y Ger man Club, Girl's Sextet, Student Directory Staff fTyping Ed.I Jour- nal Staff, Future Teachers, Senior- ority, F.B.L.A., Dist. 81 St. Solo and Ensemble Contest, St. Fair March- ing Contest, Talent Show, Beg. Math Club, Band, Choir, Orchestra, Mid-State Orchestra Contest, GirI's Athletic Assoc., Phy-Chem Club. H u g h e t t, Claudia-Senior-ority, French Club, Booster Club, Office Girl, Teacher's Secretary. Hunt, Dave-Intra. Basketball, ln- tra. Swimming, Booster Club, Hurst, Joyce-Future Nurses lV. Pres. 8. Historianj, G.A.A., Pep Club, Journal Staff, Senior-ority, Biology Club, Easter Sunrise Ser- vice. Hutchings, Claudia-Medicii, For- ensics Club, History Club, Orches- tra. Hylton, Charles-Hi-Y, Intramur- als, Projector Operator, Choir, Boys' Double Octet, Booster Club. Hyndman, Margaret - Exploratory Teaching, F.T.A., Beg. 81 Adv. Lat- in Club, Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Mid-State Orchestra Festival, Pep Club. Jacks, Paul-Wrestling, Fr. Foot- ball, Jr. Red Cross, Photography Club, Intra. Basketball. Jamison, Janis- Cardinalettes, Na- tional Merit Letter ot Commenda- tion, Phy-Chem Club iSec'y-Treas.I, G.A.A., Speech Contest, State Fair Band Contest, Muncie Band Con- test, Alpha 8 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N., Student Council, Beg. Math Club, Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Easter Sunrise Service, Teacher's Secretary, Future Teachers, Senior Name card Committee, Baccalaureate 8 Com- mencement Usherette, Booster Club, Pep Club, Prom Com. Jeffries, Joyce-Senior-ority, Stu- dent Council, Bacc. 81 Comm. Ush- erette, Future Teachers, Future Nur- ses, Senior Play, Makeup Com., Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Clubs, Alpha 8t Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Office Practice, Jr. Prom Decoration Com, Class Float Com- mittees, G.A.A. Jenkins, Ted-Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Astronomy Club, Dist. Band Contest, State Band Marching C ontest, Winner-Young Artists Contest, All State Band, Baseball, lntarmural Basketball, Beg. Math Club, Pep Band, Mid-State Orches- tra, History Club. Jerden, Brian-National Thespians Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, F.F.A., Booster Club, Vegetable Judging Team. Johnson, C a r o l-Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club. Johnson, Lynn-Finalist in Nation- al Merit Scholarship Qual. Test, Na- tional Thespians, Quill 81 Scroll, Student Council, Sr. Play Cast, Na- tional Council of Teachers of Eng- lish Contest Candidate, Art Ed. An- chor Staff, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Thes- pians, Bacc. 8. Comm. Usher. Johnson, Walter-Booster C I u b, F.F.A. Jones, Judith-Senior-ority, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Explora- tory Teacher, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Photography Club, F.H.B. CJr.I, Booster Club. Jordan, Steve-Fr. Football, Golf, Booster Club, Chef's Club, Intra. Basketball. Kasting, Michael-Student Council iPresidentI, Beg. Bi Adv. German Club lV. Pres.I, Senior Play, Exer- cise Into Knowledge , National Thespian Society, National Honor Society, Hoosier Boys' State Alter- nate, State Student Council Con- vention, Outlook on Delinquency T.V. Program, Canadian Student Exchange Trip, Reg. 8. State Alge- bra Contest, Reg. 8. State Geometry Contest, Phy-Chem Club, Adv. Lat- in Club, Hi-Y, Reserve 81 Varsity Track, Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Football Statistician. Keeney, Jack-Booster Club, Au- dio-Visual Technician lV. Pres,IJ Orchestra, Mid-State Orchestra Fes- tival, Easter Sunrise Service, Car- dinalaires, Beg. 8. Adv. Photo Club, Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, German Club. Kehr, Francine-Senior-ority, Boost- er Club, Choir, Future Nurses Club, County Choral Festival, iSterlir1Q Morton West H.S., Berwyn, lllIr1OlS, 2V2 yearsl. Kelley, Kelly Joe-Football, Cross Country, Stagecrafters, Jr. 'Red Cross, Booster Club, Audio-Visual Technician, History Cllflbi Drama' tics Club, Radio Club. Kemp, Karen-Senior-ority,. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Choir, 'Eas- ter Sunrise Service, Music Festival. Kender, Glenda Kay-F.B.L.A., Sen- ior-ority, G.A.A., Choir! Adv- 31 Beg. Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Teacher's Secre- tary, Easter Sunrise Service, Spring Music Festival, Choral Festival. Kemel, Larry-History Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y Club, Booster Club, ln- tra. Basketball, Outdoor Life Club. Kiewit, Paul-Cross-Country, Wres- tling, Track, Baseball Mgr., Phy- Chem Club, Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club, Anchor Staff, Pho- tography Club, Intramurals. Kissling, Michael-Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chef's Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Hi-Y Club. Kirkpatrick, Virginia-Senior-ority, F.B.L.A. State Convention, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Pep Club Booster Club, Usherette Senior Play, Easter Sunrise Service Cast, Y.F.C. Sec'y., Jr. Red Cross, Fresh- men Class Party Committee. Kleis, Barbara-Future Nurses, Sen- ior-ority, Booster Club, F.H.B. Knight, Jack-Chef's Club, Booster Club, Intra. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross. Knight, Valerie-Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Library Club. Kramer, Carol-Band, Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y tHistorianI, G.A.A., Boost- er Club, German Club, History Club, Sr. Announcement Com., Model U.N., Mid-State Orchestra, Dist. 81 State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Easter Sunrise Service, Usherette for Sr. Class Play. Kramp, David-Chef's Club, Boost- er Club. Kretzer, Margaret Ann-Booster Club, PeD Club, F.H.B., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority. Kreutzer, Larry-Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club, Intramurals, Wres- tling, Freshmen Track. Krouskop, D o n n a-Photography Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Jr. 81 Sr. Future Home Builders. KNI9, Dick-Hi-Y, History Club, 399- German Club, Booster Club, 369- Photo Club, Intramurals, Jr. Red Cross, Future Teachers, Medi- CII, Res. Cross Country, Bacc. 8. Comm. Usher. Krukemeier, John-A s t r o n o m y Club CPres.I, Outdoor Life Club, PhY-Chem Club, Gymnastics Team, bTrack 8. Wrestling, Booster Ll . Kuchler, Karolyn-Thespians, Sen- lor Play, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tal- ent Show, Spanish Club. LaCour, Beverly-Senior Play, Sen- ior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, History Club, Photography Club, Future Home Builders, Booster Club. Ladd, Brenda-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority fStephen Austin H.S., Paris American High Schooli. Ladigo, William B.-Art Club, ln- tra. Basketball, Booster Club. Langley, Sally Jo-Quill 81 Scroll, National Thespians, Senior-ority lSecretarYIi News Bureau Chief, Jr. Steering Committee, Student Coun- cil, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Journal Staff, ISignpost Staff, Progressive Pen's Staff, Student Directory Staffl, Al- pha St Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Debate Tour- ney, Christmas Convocation, Senior Float Com. Lattimore, Larry T.-Football, Wres- tling, Track, F.F.A., Outdoor Life Club, Letterman's Club, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Student Council, Beg. Latin Club, F.F.A. Judging Team. Leavell, Barbara-Future Teachers, Senior-ority, Booster Club. Lee, Carolyn-G.A.A., Senior-ority, Tri-Hi-Y, Model U.N. Alternate, Future Nurses, French Club, Pho- tography Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Library Asst., Choir CSpring Music FestivalI Easter Sunrise Ser- vice, Senior Play Crew. LeMaster, Margaret-Senior-ority, leabgary Club, Booster Club, Pep U . Lindsey, Darlene-Library Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Jr. Red Cross. Lippert, John-Wrestling, Fr. Foot- ball, Jr. Red Cross, Photography Club, Basketball, Outdoor Life Club. Liverett, Thomas E.-Student Coun- cil, History Club KV. Pres.I, Future Teachers of America, Booster Club, Forensics. Long. Ruthann-Senior-ority, F,B.- L.A., Teacher's Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club. I-WY, Jerry-F.F.A. Sentinel, Boost- er Club. Lovell, Donna-Senior-ority, Boost- Low, John-Golf, Booster Club, History Club. -1 Polk, Robert M.-History Club, Hi- Lowder, Linda-Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Art Club. L o w e, K a r e n--Senior-ority, Jr. F.H.B. iPres.l, Sr. F.H.B. CV. Pres.D, G.A.A, Teacher's Secretary, Booster, Data Processing. MeBee, J u d i t h-Booster Club, G.A.A., F.T.A.: Phy-Chem Club: Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Teach- er's Secretary, Office Secretary. McCarty, Kenny-Student Coun- cil, Intramural basketball, Chef's Club tPres.,, Track, Lettermen's Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Photography Club. McDaniel, Trudy-Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary and Treasurer, Student Council, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Tri- Hi-Y tPresidentl, Rep. -to Hoosier Girls' State, Homecoming Queen Candidate, May Queen Jr. Year, Quill and Scroll, Yearbook Staff, Model U.N., F.T.A., Phy-Chem Club, Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Club, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, Senior Play Crew, Gavel Club lSecretaryJ. McDonald, 'Patricia-Varsity Cheer- leader, Senior-ority, Medicii, Prom Committee, Bacc. and Comm. Ush- erette, Beg. 81 Adv. Biology Club iSec'y of Adv. Clubl, Adv. Latin Club fTreas.l, Jr. Steering Com., Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. Math Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. McLaughlin, Tom-Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, Biology Club, Hi- Y, Booster Club. McMillan, Tom-Swimming Team, Latin Club, Photography Club. McQueen, William--Booster Club, Art Club, Choir, Ayres' Art Con- test tHonorable Mentionl, iArsenal Technical H.S., I semesterl. McVay, Joy-Quill and Scroll, Jour- nal Staff, Signpost Staff, Student Directory Staff, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Teacher's Secre- tary, Booster Club, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.L.A, Medicii. Magee, Gary Allen-French Club iPresident 8. V. Pres.,, Student Council, Phy-Chem Club, l.U. Math Contest iAlgebra, Finalist, Geome- try, Finalist, Comprehensive Math, Regionalistl, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Intra. Basketball, Chess Club. Magenheimer, Duane-Chef's Club, Booster Club. Matlock, Lynda-F.T.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Ger- man Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Adv. Biology, Mid-State Orches- tra, Easter Sunrise Service, Orches- tra. Mason, Bill-Medicii, Adv. Biology Club, Phy-Chem Club, Res. Wres- tling, Beg. German Club, Booster Club. Meacham, Larry-Phy-Chem Club, Photo Club, Booster Club. Merritt, Russell-Golf Team, lntr. Basketball, German Club, Chess Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Meyer, Brenda-Future Nurses, Photography Club, Booster Club, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A. Meyer, Hannah-Orchestra, Tri-Hi- Y, Biology Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior-ority, Pep Club, State Music Contest, Easter Sun- rise Service, Orchestra Librarian, Meyer, Marsha-Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. Future Home Builders, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, F.B.L.A. Michel, Judy-Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. F.H.B. lV. Presj, Sr. F.H.B., German Club, Senior-ority. Mickel, Susan-Senior-ority, Easter Sunrise Serv. Usherette, Pep Club, Beg. Latin Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Dolphinettes, Booster Club, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Beg. Biology Club, Forensics, Christmas Convocation Play. Middleton, Peggy-S e n i o r-ority, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, iGreenwood H.S., 2V2 yearsj. Milburn, Larry-Fr. Football, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life Club, Audio-Visual Technician, Intra. Basketball Offi- cial, Intra. Swimming, Booster Club, Chef's Club. Miller, Carol-M e d ic i i tSec'y- Treas.,, National Honor Society, Booster Club, Adv. Biology Club, Phy-Chem Club, Adv. German Club, Beg, Math Club, Valedictorian. Miller, Donald-Dramatics Club, Forensics Club, Senior Play, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Chef's Club, Photo Club, Intra. Basketball, Offi- cials Club, Res. Track, Booster Club, Miller, Don R.-Fr., Res. 8. Var. Football, Fr., Res. 8. Var. Basketball Res. 81 Var. Track, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, F.T.A., Booster Club. M i I I e r, Jacqueline-Senior-ority, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, F.T.A., G.A.A., Phy-Chem Club, Future Nurses, Sr. Play Usherette, Model U.N. Alternate, Adv. Choir, Astronomy Choir, Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg Math Club, German Club, Volley Ball Captain, Prom Invitation Com. Miller, Jeanne-Booster Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Y.F.C. M i I I e r, Milton-Booster Club, Chef's Club. Miller, Susie-Girls' State Alter- nate, Booster Club, Senior-ority, lGreenwood H. S., 3 yearSJ- Mills. B a r b a r a-Cj3.A.A-,J F-T-A., Adv. Biology, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Future Nurses, French Club! German Club, Jr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Play Props Chairman, Science Fair, Bacc. 81 Comm. Usherettei Anchor Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club. Mitchell, Gary E.-Spanish Club, Adv. Math, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Band, Dance Band, Varsity Track Mgr., Res. Tennis, Marching Band, Var. Wrestling, Phy-Chem Club. Mitchell, Linda-Library Club iSec- retary 81 President, Biology Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club? G.A.A., Beg. Latin Club, Senior- ority, Library Asst., Future Teach- ers, Exploratory Teacher, Capt. G.A.A. Volleyball Team. Mitchell, Marii-National Honor Society, F.T.A. lPr9S-li Qlllll 31 Scroll, l.U. Journalism Inst., Sr. Play Cast, Purdue U: Legislature 8. Debate Conf., Vars. Debate Team, Superior Speaking Award at Ball State Novice Debate Tourney, Sectional Discussion Contest, Jour- nal, Progressive Pens iEditor-in- Chiefl, Band, Majorette, Cardina- lettes, Orchestra, Midstate Orches- tra Fest., Dist. 84 State Solo 81 En- semble, Twirling Contsets, St. Fair Marching Band Contests, Beg. 81 Adv. German Clubs iSec'yl, Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Alpha 81 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Forensics Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, State F.T.A. fist Vice Pres.J. Mize, Steve-Booster Club, Intra- mural Basketball. Moore, Richard-Intra. Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Booster Club. Morgan, Donna-Medicii, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, T r i-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Office Girl. Moriarity, Kathleen-French Club, Chess Club. Morrell, Mary Ann-F.B.L.A. iSec- retaryli Senior-ority, G.A.A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club. Morris, Billy-Booster Club, Chess Club, Phy-Chem Club, Adv. Math Club, Chem. Lab. Asst. Morse, Cynthia-Senior-ority, Fu- ture Nurses, Booster Club, Pep Club, Choir, Spring Music Festival, Easter Sunrise Service, Spring Music Fest- ival Usherette, County Choral Festi- VB . Most, Carl-Booster Club, fHowe Military School, 2 yearsh. Murphy, Janice-Booster Club, Jr. Future Home Builders. Musgrove, Donna-G.A.A., Senior- ority, Booster Club, Jr. Future Home Builders, Sr. Future Home Builders CSecretaryl, Bacc. 81 Comm. Usher- effeil Photography Club, Home Eco- nomics Asst., Officiators Club. Nash, Stephen-Booster Club, Adv. Biology Club, Phy-Chem Club, Hi- Y, Beg. 8. Adv. German Club. Nathan, Alex-Fr. Football, Band, Booster Club. Neff, Marvin-Fr. Baseball, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life Club, Booster Club. Nelson, Mardean-G.A.A., Senior- ority, Cardinalettes, Majorette, Drum Mayorette, Dist. 8. State Twirling Contest, Booster Club, Future Teach- GVSJ State Fair Marching Contest, iTroY High School transferl. Nesmith, Elaine-Dolphinettes tSec'y and Tre-as.J, Student Council, Data Processing, Senior Play Crew, Fu- ture Nurses, F. T. A., Senior-ority, Trl H-Y lAlphaJ, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Teacher's Secretary. Neville, Helen-Senior-ority, Boos- ter Club. Newcomb, Eileen-Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Clubs, Beg- Photography Club tSec'y. 8. Treas.J, Adv. Photo Club iTrea- surerj, Future Nurses Club, Choir, Spring Music Festival, County Chor- al Fest., Easter Sunrise Service, Booster Club, Pep Club. Newhouse, Russell-Spanish Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, Basketball, Library Club. Club, Intra. Newport, Michael D.-Spanish Club, History Club, Booster Club. Nichols, Alex-Phy-Chem Club, Adv. Math Club, German Club, Booster Club, Fr. Football, Band, Spring Music Festival. Nichols, Robert L.-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Phy-Chem Clu b, Jr. Red Cross, Res. Swimming Team, Fr. Football, Intra. Basketball, Sen- ior Name Cards Com. Nieman, Sue-G.A.A., Library Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior- ority, G.A.A. Officiator and Sports Head, Adv. Latin Club, Bacc. 81 Comm. Usherette. Nitschke, Diane-Seniorority, F.B.- L. A., Sr. Future Home Builders, Jr. Future Home Builders tSec'y. 8. Treas.J, Library Club, Booster Club. O'Brien, Mike-Booster Club, Bi- ology Club, Beginning Math Club, Hi-Y, French Club, Golf Team, ln- tramural Basketball. Ohlrogge, Phil-Hi-Y, iSgt. of Armsl, Beg. 81 Adv. Latin Club, Intra. Basketball and Official, Res. Baseball Mgr., Anchor Staff, Boos- ter Club. Ongley, Judy-F.H.B., Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Osborne, Leslie-Journal Staff, Stu- dent Directory Staff, G. A. A., Sen- ior-ority, Alpha 8. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin Club, Future Nurses, Photography Club, Booster Club, Easter Sunrise Serv. Usher- ette, Water Show Usherette, Quill 8. Scroll. Osborne, Linda-Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Future Home Build- ers, Senior-ority. Ott, Carol Sue-G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Senior-ority, Library Asst., Office Worker, Jr. Red Cross, iTransfer from Shortridge H.S.,. Otto, Karen-Senior-ority, Booster glue, Spanish Club, and Alpha Tri- i- . Padgett, Rickey- Booster Club, Var. Football 8. Track, Lettermen's All-County Football Team, Park, Linda-Cardinalette, Choir CSecretaryJ, Junior Steering Com., Sr. Name Card Com., County Chor- al Festival, Dist. Ensemble Contest, State Twirling Contest, G.A.A., Sen- ior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.- L.A., Teacher's Secretary, Walker's Fashion Board. Parmenter, William--Adv. Math., Beg. 8. Adv. German, Beg. 8. Adv. Latin, Booster Club, Phy-Chem CV. Pres.l, Spanish. Parmer, Susan-Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. 8- Adv. Latin Clubs, Senior-ority, Quill 8. Scroll, Anchor Staff, Girls' State Rep., G.A.A. Passwaiter, Anita-G.A.A. Volley- ball Capt., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Library Club, Senior-ority. Paswater, Charles-Booster Ciub, Res. Baseball, Intra. Basketball, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Fr. Basketball, Var. Track, Var. 8. Res. Cross Country. Paulsen, Candie-Future Home Builders lJr.J, Booster Club. Pearson, Jerry-Booster Club, Track, Outdoor Life. Pelfree, Rock-Booster Club, Out- door Life, Jr. Red Cross. Perry, Saralee-Student Council, Booster Club, G.A.A., Future Nur- ses, Tri-Hi-Y, Photography Club, French Club. Piccione, Stephen R.-Booster Club, Intra. Basketball, Fr. 8i Res. Foot- ball, Fr., Res. 8. Vars. Track. Pickard, Sharon-Student Council, Anchor Staff, Biology Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. Poer, Jerry L.-Band, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Dance Band, Sr. Class Play, State Band Contest, Pep Band. Y, Student Council, Radio Club, Traffic Club, Photography Club, Sr. Play Crew, Booster Club, Fr. Cross Country. Ponsler, Karen-Pep Club, Senior- ority, F.B.L.A., Booster Club, G.A.A. Poore, Patricia-Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Booster Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.B.L.A. Powell, Steve-Journal Editor, As- tronomy Club, Debate Team, Intra- mural basketball, Sports Columnist, Booster Club, Purdue Legislature. Powers, Steve-l962 l.U. Journa- lism News Conf., i963 l.U. Journa- lism Newspaper Workshop, Journal Staff Editor-in-Chief, Quill 8i Scroll, Signpost Staff, Booster Club. 123 ni Prange, Richard-Hi-Y, Medicii, F.T.A., German Club, Bacc. 81 Comm. Usher, Golf, Fr. Basketball, lntra. Basketball, Easter Sunrise Serv., Booster Club. Presecan, Steven-Booster Club, ln- tra. Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Res. 81 Var. Football, Beg. Latin Club. Price, Betty-Booster Club, Senior- ority. Prosser, Kay Donna-Choir, Coun- ty Choral Festival, Jr. 8. Sr. F.H.B., Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior-or- ity, G.A.A., Prom Decorating Com. P r o v o s t, 'Patricia-Photography Club, Booster Club, Adv. Biology Club, Adv. Math Club, Beg. Latin Club, Senior-ority, St. Fair March- ing Contest, Sr. Play Usherette, Easter Sunrise Serv. Usherette, His- tory Club, Medicii, Future Teachers. Pruett, Beverly-Thespians tSecre- taryl, Sr. Play Cast, Talent Show, Future Teachers, Senior-ority, For- ensics Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Decorating Com. Purcell, C a n d y-Student Council fSecretaryl, Senior-ority KV. Pres.J, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Tri-Hi-Y QV. Pres.l, Girls' State Alternate, Quill 81 Scroll, Homecoming Queen Court, Sr. Class Play Cast, Feature Editor of Journal, Jr. Class Steering Com., l.U. Journalism Institute, l.U. Stu- dent Council lnstitute, Student An- thology Staff, Sr. Name card Com., Model U.N., Bacc. 81 Commence- ment Usherette, State Tri-Hi-Y 8. Hi-Y Board Member, State Student Council Convention, Pep Club, Booster Club, Beg. Math Club, F.T.A., G.A.A. Quebe, Mark-Chess Club, Radio Club tPres.J, Senior Play Asst. Di- rector, Band, State Band Contest, Pep Band. Quellet, Laura-S e n io r -o r i t y, tTransfer from Paschal H.S., Texas, I year, Sacred Heart Academy, Mass., l year, Nolan H. S., Texas, I year., Reed, John-Reserve and Varsity Football,, Letterman's Club, Stu- dent Council, Junior Red Cross, Booster Club, Phy-Chem Club, ln- tramural Basketball. Reed, Roberta-Future Home Build- ers, Senior-ority, Booster Club. Reese, Mary-Senior-ority, Booster Club. Regan, Paul-History Club, Photo Club, Phy-Chem Club, Beginning German Club, Stage Crafters. Rich, Peggy-Teacher's Secretary, History Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Photo Club, Commencement Usherette, Fu- ture Teachers, Senior Play, Begin- ning Latin Club, Booster Club, Pep Club. Riley, Danny-Forensics iV.P.J, Hi- Y tChaplainJ, Library Club tTreas.l, Model U.N., Nation Thespians, Sen- ior Play, Beg. and Adv. Biology Club, interscholastic Poetry lnter- pretation Contest, Sunrise Service, l.U. Library Workshop, Student Mental Health Committee Rep., Booster Club, French Club. Rieck, Ronald-Hi-Y, Band, State- Fair Band Contest, Central Ind. Band Contest, Booster Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Easter Sunrise Service, Jr. Red Cross, Spring Fes- tival, Center Grove IVZ years. Roberson, Sharron-Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A. CTreas.l, Pep Club, Booster Club, Choir, District Solo Contest, Spring Festival, Talent Show, Teacher's Secretary, Guid- ance Secretary, Data Processing, G.A.A., County Choral Festival, Po- etry Contest Winner. l24 Robinson, Lester-Radio Club tPres. and Tech Adv.D, Trustee WA9HCG, Student Council, Junior Class Steer- ing Committee, Intramural Basket- ball. Rodebaugh, Suzanne-N a tio n al Honor Society fSec.J, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y CPres and Sgt-at- armsl, Model U.N., Choir lTreas.l, Girls' Sextet, District and State Choral Festival, Talent Show, Solo and Ensemble Contest, County D.A.R. Award, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Beg. Latin Club, Booster Club, Pep Club. Roell, Gerald-Booster Club, Radio Club, Photography Club, Audio-Vi- sual Technicians, Biology Club, Stage Crafters, Traffic Squad, ln- tramural Basketball, History Club. Roller, GIoriavSenior-ority, Tri-Hi- Y, Future Nurses, Booster Club, Photo Club, Future Home Builders, F,B.L., Teachers Secretary, Usher- ette for Easter Program, Usherette for Water Show. Romanowsky, Robert-B o o s t e r Club, Golf Team, Intramural Bas- ketball, Joliet Township High School 2 years. Roquet, Paul-Chess Club, Foot- ball, Booster Club. Ross, Donna-G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. F.H.B., Senior-ority. Rowe, Ann-Booster Club. Ruhl, Ruth-Booster Club, G.A.A., Art Club. Russell, Larry-Varsity Swimming CCaptainl, Beg. Latin Club tV.P.l, Biology Club, Medicii, Booster Club, Letterman's Club. Ryker, Terry-Senior, Junior, Soph- omore Class President, Fr. Class Vice-President, Student Council, State Student Council Convention, Letterman's Club, Phy-Chem Club, Booster Club, Varsity Baseball and Basketball Manager, Intramural Basketball. Sanders, Ed-Art Club lPres.J. Schmidlap, Steve-Hi-Y tTreas.l, Band i2nd Lt.J, Adv. Math Club, Senior Class Float Committee, Phy- Chem Club. Schnell, Lee-Intramural Basket- ball tCaptainl, Booster Club, Bi- ology Club, Student Council, Hi-Y tTreas.l, Football Manager, Reserve Baseball Manager, Debate Team, Purdue Legislature, Letterman's Club, Bacc. and Comm. Usher. Schnyder, Eugene-Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Chef's Club, Booster Club. Schuck, SylviawBooster Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Senior-ority, Journal Reporter. Schulz, Donna-Alpha and Beta Tri- Hi-Y, Model U.N., Junior Prom Committee, Student Council IAlt.l, Pep Club, Booster Club, Adv. Choir, G.A.A., Phy-Chem, Medicii, Adv. Biology Club, Senior Play tProps.J, Senior-ority, Prom Invitation Com- mittee, Beg. Math Club, County Choral Festival. Schulz, Stephen-Swimming Team CRes.J, History Club, Photo Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Siebert, Diane-F.B.L.A., Senior-or- ity, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Usherette for Sun- rise Service. Settle, Sandy-History Club iSec.- Treas.l, Biology Club CSec.-Treas.l, Band CAttendance Officerl, Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Future Nurses, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra, State Fair Marchsing Contest, Mid-State Orchestra Festi- val, District and State Ensemble Contest, Pep Club, Booster Club, G.A.A. Sgroi, Janice-Photo Club, Booster Club, Sacred Heart 2 years. Sharrer, Steve+Swimming Tea m, Booster Club, History Club, Biology Club, Chef Club. Sharum, Jane-G.A.A., Senior-ority, Spanish Club, Usherette for Bacc. and Comm. Sheperd, Richard-Student Council, Beg. Biology Club, Adv. Biology Club tPres. and V.P.l Regional Sci- ence Fair fSecond Placel, Nat. Es- say Writing Contest, Student Coun- cil State Convention, Medicii Club, Phy-Chem Club, Beg. and Adv. German Club, Tennis, Booster Club, Model U.N., Hi-Y. Shirk, Bari Lee-Senior-ority, Boost- er Club, Adv. German Club Biology Club, G.A.A. tBasketball Captainl, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Medicii, Forensics, Model U.N, Page, Pep Club, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, Senior Play Crew, Phy. Science Lab Asst. Shook, Jackie-F.T.A., Senior-ority, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Biology Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Bacc. and Com-m. Usherette. Short, Steve-Beg. Math Club, Adv. Math Club, Booster Club, French Club tPres.l, Senior Name Card Committee, Frosh Cross Coun- try, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Swim- ming. Sidebottom, Dale-Wrestling, Foot- ball, Student Council, Booster Club, National Honor Society. Si mon, Anne-Student Council, Teacher's Secretary, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, German Culb, Adv. Math Club, Senior-ority, G.A.A., F.T.A., Band, District and State So- lo and Ensemble Contest, State Fair Contest, Phy-Chem Club, Orchestra, Booster Club, Pep Club, Mid-State Orchestra. Simpson, Benny-Letterman's Club, Booster Club, Swimming Team, ln- tramural Basketball. Simpson, Bob-Booster Club, Let- terman's Club, Hi-Y, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Christman Club. S i m p s o n, Sandra-Senior-ority, G.A.A., Dolphinettes CPres.l Dra- matics Club, Booster Club, Pep Club. Sims, John-Booster Club, Photo Club, Outdoor Life Club. Singleton, Barbara-National Honor Society, Senior-ority, Rockville High School, Franklin High School. Sisson, Robert-History Club, Boost- er Club, Photo Club, Senior Play Crew, Forensics Club, German Club. Smith, Doris-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority, F.H.B., Spanish Club, Club, Photo Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. Smith, Joy-Booster Club, Tri-Hi- Y, Senior-ority, G,A.A. Smith Kenton-Dramatics C I u b CPres.l, National Thespians, Jr. Red Cross, Forensics Club, Booster Club. Smith, Patty--Dolphinettes, Senior- ority, Jr. and Sr. F.H.B., Pep Club, Booster Club. Smith, Rena-National Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, Betty Crock- er Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Crisco Award tHome Economicsl, Jr. and Sr. F.H.B. iPres.J, Student Council, Girls' State CAlt.l, Anchor Staff, Beg. Math. Club CV.P.J, Bi- ology Club, Medicii, French Club, Dist. and State Solo Contest, Talent Show, Phy-Chem Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, Pep Club. Smithey, Jerry-Resv. and Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track, Letter- man's Club, Hi-Y Club, Booster Club, Boys' Pep Club, Intramural Basketball. Snider, Donald-Booster Club, Stu- dent Council, Jr. Steering Commit- tee, Varsity and Resv. Basketball, Varsity and Resv. Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, Photo Club, Out- door Life Club. Snyder, Charles--Booster Club, Phy- Chem Club, Chess Club, Forensics Club, Purdue Legislature, Debate Team. Snyder, Joan-Student Council, Sen- ior-ority, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. fSec.l, Volleyball Captain, Senior Play Crew, Spanish Club, Teacher's Secretary, Beg. and Adv. Biology Club, Alpha and Beta Tri- Hi-Y. Sonnenberg, Phil-Journal KSports Editorl, Phy-Chem Club, Adv. Math Club, Chess Club, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, tSec.-Treas.J. Sorenson, Sue-Senior-ority, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Biology Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Teacher's Sec- retary, Easter Sunrise Service Ush- erette. Soroko, John-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Spanish Club tPres.l, Phy-Chem Club CPres,l, Beg. and Adv. Math Club, Boys' State, Band Clst Lt.l, State Fair Marching Contest, Pep Band, District Band Ensemble Con- test, lntramural Basketball, Home- coming Campaign Manager. Soroko, Sue-Forensics Club, Choir, Art Club, Student Council, Spanish Club CSec.-Treas.l, Senior-ority, F.- T.A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Boos- ter Club, County Choral Festival, Senior Announcement Committee. Sosbey, Larry-Boys' Octet, Audio Visual Technicians, Photo Club, Choir. Southwood, June-Tri-Hi-Y, Senior- ority, G.A.A., Beg. Latin Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, F.T.A., Choir. Sparks, Jim-Football, Track, Intra- mural Swimming and Basketball, Stage Crafters, Adv. Biology Club! Christmas Play, Pep Band, Ind. State Fair Band Contest, South Central Band Contest, Southern Ind. Band Marching Contest, Beg. Bi- ology Club. Spaulding, Shirley-Booster Club, Senior-ority, Future Business Lead- ers. Speicher, Nancy-Senior Play Cast, Data Processing, Thespians, Pep Club, Booster Ciub, G.A.A., French Club, Talent Show, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Audio-Visual tSec.J, Speech and Drama Contests. Speight, Danny-Booster Club. Spencer, Steve-Booster Club, ln- tramural Basketball tCaptainl, Fresh- man Football. Springer, Thomas-French Club, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, History Club, Intramural Basketball. Stevens, Rosie-G.A.A., Spanish Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Sen- ior-ority. Stevens, Byron-Varsity Tennis, Freshman and Reserve Basketball, Basketball Statistician, Adv. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, Chess Club, Lettermen's Club, French Club, Hi- Y, Booster Club, Intramural Bas- ketball lCoachD. Stitzer, Pamela-Student Council, Senior-ority, French Club, Choir, Mixed Octet, Operetta, County Choral Festival, Senior Play Props Crew, Booster Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Class Activities Committee. Stone, Joe-Chef's Club, Intramural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross. Strebel, Judy-Senior-ority, F.B.L.- A., Photo Club, Booster Club, Our Lady of Grace Academy 2 years. Straub, Paul-Art Club, Booster Club. Stumpf, Rich-lntramural Basket- ball and Referee, Freshman and Reserve Basketball, Reserve and Varsity Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Senior Play, Hi-Y, History Club, F.T.A., German Club, Medicii, Summers, Dolores-Southport Jour- nal fBusiness Managerj, Quill and Scroll, Senior-ority, Biology Club, Library Club, Booster Club, Teach- er's Secretary. Sutherlin, Robert-Biology Club, Beg. Math Club, Phy-Chem Club, Booster Club, Lettermen's Club, Vaiisity Tennis, lntramural Basket- bal. Swallow, Steve-Outdoor Life iPres.l, History Club, Lettermen's Club, Booster Club, Varsity Wrestling and Football. Tabor, Beverly- G.A.A. lPres.l, Choir, County Choral Festival, Dis- trict Ensemble and Solo Contest, Biology Club CV.P.l, Future Nurses lSec.l, Sr. F.H.B., Beta and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Officials Club, Volleyball lCap.l, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Activities Committee. Talbert, Elaine-Senior-ority, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Booster Club, Senior Play Crew, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, G.A.A., F.H.B., Beg. and Adv. Math Club, Data Processing, Teacher's Secretary, Prom Committee, Easter Sunrise Service fUsherette and Castl. Teagardin, Narcissa-Biology Club, Beg. and Adv. Math Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior-ority, Senior Play Crew, Pep Club, Booster Club, Or- chestra. Te-x, Glenda-Booster Club, Senior- orityi F.B.L.A., Data Processing, Pep Club. Thacker, Rita-G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior- ority, F.B.L.A. Thane, Carol-Future Nurses, Med- icii, Senior-ority, Senior Play Ush- erette, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, G.A.A., Photo Club, Booster Club, Ellistgory Club, Beg. Latin Club, Pep u . Thomas, Susan-Jr. Red Cross, Tri- Hi-Y, G.A.A., Adv. Biology Club, Adv. and Beg. German Club lSec.l, Beg. and Adv. Math Club iSec.l, Senior-ority, Pep Club, Student Council, Dist. and State Solo Con- test, Mid-State Orchestra, Booster Club, Orchestra CPres. and Sec.l. Thompson, Andy-Booster Club, Hi- Y, Jr. Red Cross, Phy-Chem Club, Lettermen's Club lSec.-Treas.l, Bacc. and Comm. Usher, F.T.A., Football lAll Couniyli Wrestling. Thompson, Judy-G.A.A., Art Club, Booster Club. Thompson, Ronald-Booster Club, Outdoor Life Club, F.F.A. Threlkeld, Brent-Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, German Club, Photo Club, Booster Club, lntramural Basketball, State March- ing Contest. Thuer, Mary Jo-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority, Beg. Latin Club, Sr. and Jr. Future Home Builders, Student Council, St. Mary's Academy l year. Tilson, Stephanie-National Honor Society, Senior-ority fPres.l, Orches- tra CConcertmistress and Sec.l, Sen- ior Play, Quill and Scroll, Anchor Staff tMusic Editorl, Thespians, For- ensics CSec.l, Student Council, F.T.- A., G.A.A., Jr. Classical League, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Ball State Speech Conference, Pur- due Legislature fAlt.l, Mid-State Orchestra, Talent Show, Pep Club, Easter Sunrise Service, Comm Ush- erette, Booster Club. Tout, Becky-Biology Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses CPres. and Historianl, German Club, Medicii, Jr. Steering Committee, Senior-ority, Sr. F.H.B., Easter Sunrise Service, History Club, Pep Club, Booster Club. Trinkle, Sue--Dolphinettes, Senior- ority, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, May Queen Court, Booster Club, Jr. Steering Committee, Stu- dent Council, Jr. Red Cross, Beta and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Troth, Carolyn-Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior-ority, Jr. F.H.B., Adv. Choir, Student Librarian, County Choral Festival, Spring Music Festi- val, Easter Sunrise Service. Tucker, Steve-Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Tucker, William-lntramural Bask- etball, Booster Club, Future Farm- SFS. Turner, Carolyn,-G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Senior- ority, Usherette at Bacc. and Comm. Turner, Kaye-Senior-ority, Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, County Choral Festi- val, Senior Name Carcl Committee, Anchor Staff, Quill and Scroll, Adv. Choir, Easter Sunrise Service. Turner, Jill-Cardinalettes, Senior Class Play Cast, State Fair Band Contest, News Bureau Staff, Teen Star Reporter, Muncie Band Con- test, District Twirling Contest, Choir, Comm. and Bacc. Usherette, Senior-ority, Future Nurses, Adv. Biology Club. Turpin, Bob-Biology Club, Ger- man Club, Booster Club, Photo Club, Dramatics Club, F.T.A., His- tory Club, Jr. Red Cross, Band tCorp.l, Senior Play Committee, Eas- ter Sunrise Service, Freshman Bask- etball, lntramural Basektball. VanDeman, 'Emily - Cardinalettes lV.P.J, District Twirling Contest, State Fair Marching Contest, Eastern Indiana Band Tournament, Senior- ority iTreas.l, French Club, F.B.L.A., Choir iHead Librarianl, County Choral Festival, Easter Sunrise Ser- vice, Talent Show, Guidance Sec- retary. Vanderveen, Karen-Jr. and Sr. F.H.B., Senior-ority, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette, Booster Club, Home Economics Assistance. VanSickIe, Karen-Jr. F.H.B., Beg. Photo Club, French Club, Senior- ority, Teacher's Secretary. Vessels, Michael--Lettermen's Club, Chef's Club fV.P.l, Booster Club, Track. Vieira, Ronald-Booster Club, His- tory Club, Choir, Boys' Octet, Mix- ed Octet, Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y, Model U.N. Von Hagel, Judith-Booster Club, Library Club, Library Assistant, Lat- in Club, Forensics, Senior-ority, F.T.A., Exploratory Teacher, Eas- ter Sunrise Service Usherette, An- chor Sales Staff. Voorhies, Bill-Band, Pep Band, Choir, Boys' Octet Cardinalaires, Shelbyville and Muncie Band Con- test, State Fair Band Contest, County Choral Festival, District So- lo and Ensemble Contest, H.Y, Beg. and Adv. Latin Club, Booster Club, Swimming fFreshmanJ. Wade, Andrew-F.F.A., Booster Club, Photo Club, History Club, Chef's Club, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life Club, Astronomy Club. Wade, Gloria-Senior-ority, F.B.L.- A., G.A.A., Choir, Medicii, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club. Waggoner, K a y-S e n i o r-ority, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Data Processing, Booster Club, F.B.L.A. Walden, Rachael-Jr. Heart Rep- resentative, Booster Club, Senior- ority, Jr. Future Home Builders, Photo Club, Sr. F.H.B., Biology Club, Adv. Biology Club, Jr. Red Cross, Home Economics Assistant. Wallace, Janice-Senior-ority, Pep Club, Booster Club, Photo Club. Wallace, Linda-Booster Club, Sen- ior-ority, G.A.A., Easter Sunrise Service. Walton, Tom-Outdoor Life, Latin Club, Booster Club, Hi-Y, lntra- mural Basketball. Watkins, Sandy-Senior-ority, Boos- ter Club, Future Nurses, F.H.B., Whiteland. Weaver, Marsha-Tri-Hi-Y, Senior- ority, G.A.A., German Club, Senior Play Crew, Booster Club, Pep Club, Beg. Math. Club, F.T.A. Weber, Thomas-Booster Club, Fu- ture Farmers. Wendeln, Gary-Booster Club, Hi- Y, Beg. German Club, Jr. Red Cross, lntramural Basketball and Swim- ming, History Club. West, Frank-Chet's Club, Booster Club, Photo Club, Audio-Visual Technicians. Whisler, James-Adv. Choir CPres.l, Adv. German Club iV.P.l, Biology Club CTreas.l, Choir tLibrarianl, Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Boys' Octet, Mixed Octet, lntra- mural Basketball. White, Barbara--F.B.L.A., Photo Club, Senior-ority, Beg. Math Club, N,O,M,A, Spelling Award, Data Pro- cessing. White, Lynette-Booster Club, Pep Club, Photo Club. White, Melba-Senior-ority, Booster Club. White, Patty-F.T.A., Senior-ority, Future Nurses, Cardinalettes fPres.l, Jr. Red Cross, Beg. Latin Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Medicii, State Fair Marching Con- test, Muncie Marching Contest. White, Steve-French Club, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Outdoor Life, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Biology Club, Golf, Varsity Basketball Man- ager, lntramural Basketball. Whittington, Margaret-B o o s t e r Club, Jr. and Sr. Future Home Build- ers, Library Club, Senior-ority, Al- Pha Tri-Hi-Y, Beg. Latin Club, An- chor Sales Staff. Wiley, Vicki-Booster Club, Senior- ority, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play Crew. Williams, Joyce-Pep Club, Beg. German Club, Senior-ority, Booster Club. Williams, Robert--Booster Club, Li- brary Club, Library Assistant. Wilson, Dennis-Wrestling, Outdoor Life, Booster Club, lntramural Swimming and Basketball. Wilson, Jack-Booster Club, Jr. Red Cross. Wilson, Jaan-Senior-ority, Booster Club, G.A.A., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Bacc. and Comm. Usherette. Wilson, Marilyn-F.B.L.A., F.T.A., G.A.A., Senior-ority, Booster Club, Senior Play Usherette, Pep Club, Photo Club, Jr F.H.B., Teacher's Secretary, French Club, Data Pro- cessing. Winchester, Charlene-Senior-ority, Booster Club, G.A.A. lVolley Ball Captainl, Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Photo Club, Band, Central Indiana Band Contest, Indiana State Fair Contest, District Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Contest, Dist. and State Twirling Contest, Orchestra, Mid-State Orchestra, Easter Sunrise Service, Spring Music Festival, Howe High School. Windmiller, Bill-Booster Club, Jr, Red Cross, French Club, F.T.A., Freshman and Reserve Football and Basketball, lntramural Basketball. Winkelmeier, Ronald-Booster Club, Bandi Choir, Boys' Octet, District and State Solo Contest. Winter, Ruth-G.A.A., Booster Club. 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