Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' gifs. ,. ' k,H,:JW,k ,,k. V, A H , M, 'f ,warm .: ff, 24 s Comparing the Spanish Constitution to the Constitution ofthe United States is a group ofgovernment students in Mr. Hawkins' class. ' 'E',. 3, . Vg' 'A' A1s,1 r ,ivi ,',, V,,,, zssfsp 43 r A C 1 A , - . f i ,W 5 is s -s w.,,f i' . .,,..,.,q,M ., ,,., ,M V M Q .vw-' , L: ig, WM Gary Henthorne and Lisa Alexander read ofCivics to the class. Civics is a class for freshman only. 51

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Arts And Crafts Express Thoughts And Feelings This photo of an old railroad car lends itself to an appreciative visual experience through the con- trasts oflight and dark and differing textures. Those with a creative instinct or the desire to develop their talent had an adventurous time in the art depart- K ga, K JP :sy X 35 village ' H , R P I . K, ' x 5 - at is 5 Q V K Q ' 'i ft' A ik' X 'E' use i figs-' ' I in - ' ' A . ,fd J an sf wat gi .E 9 1 AL gil: 1 s if K I- me: gi B 595815 ,. asiiagfii- ke g y. - f A , V V I . 'Q 1' iii Under the guidance of Mr. Gregg Butle talent to experiment with tempra paint. ' Of., Fha 1 iv K -M 1 r, sophomore Dorothy Birge uses her artistic ment. Pottery, macrame, sketching and water color were some of the many possibilities at which one could try his hand. Expression in plastics, paper con- struction and plaster were also a de- light to many eyes. Southport was also pleased to wel- come Mr. Randall Gunyon and Mr. Gregg Butler to the art department. The art gallery hosted both pro- fessional and amateur exhibitions, changing displays periodically. In a Crafts I class, Barb Riney is carefully sanding her wood sculpture ofa snail. Dave Scalf, junior, calmly poses for fellow students as they sketch him in an art class. 23

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4 Mr. Jim Spencer. student teacher. points to the Oregon Territory during at US. History class. ? lb - 4 .M i Qs9.iitEii7 N i ...q-adv' Social Studies Brings Insight To enable one to travel, through time, venture to other lands, view his existing society or probe the psyche of man was the aim of the social stud- ies department. These experiences were an attempt to broaden one's compre- hension ofhis environment. Absorbing different ideas may have given one a more thorough understand- ing of himself. All that surrounds the earth surrounds me. Navajo thought. Q American Problems class studies prejudices in our society. Illustrating discrimination Scott Helton listens as Mr. Fleshood lectures to his U.S. History are Pete Wiser, Mike Caric. and Kathy Rivers, class on the South's uprising before the Civil War. 25