Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Q uwe hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are , f created equal . . . Revolutions bring about happenings and new ideas. So what has hap- pened? Women fighting for equal representation with ERA, the capture of Patty Hearst, busing, Cincinnati Reds winnin the World T South Vietnam, Japanese Emperor Hirohi- , to's visit, financial crisis in New York City, Paul McCartney and Wings, Elton John and The 9 p Series, Tommy and Jaws, the fall of Captain and Tennille pounding away on key- A boards, the remarriage of Liz and Dick Burton, Q attempts on President Ford's life, the return of the 30s in X fashion, the deaths of Aristotle Onassis and King Faisal, Q Jack Nicklaus winning the U.S. Open Golf Tournament, new ,X g TV shows: Welcome Back, Kotter, Phyllis'f and Laverne and XJ Shirley, and Starsky and Hutch, rock concerts, more Russian time marches on changes always follow , wheat deals, higher food prices and Cher with or without Sonny. As

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One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. As he made man's footprint on the moon, Neil Arm- strong expressed how oth- ers felt at the time. Today man's exploration of space continues with the Appollo-Soy- euz link-up last summer and the first clear photos of Venus from Mariner 10 earlier this year. In Indy students explored in books and libraries. They inves- tigated life in Brown County and in the world around them and read of happenings within the school in this year's Journal.