1960

Above are 32 F irst Girls' Choir members and Miss Frese, accompanis t, at th e extreme
right. They are, FIRST ROW, left to right: Eileen Mitchell, Cathy Love, Judy Johnston,
Mildred Briggs, Barbara Berka, Joanne Turpenning, Jeanette Shepherd , Maria Velez.
SECOND ROW: Be tty Carl on, Joan Benak, Barbara Allen, Janet Blessie, Gloria
Foucek, Claud ette Free man, Emma Pscheni ca, Anita Peters. THIRD ROW: Susan
Shyrnkwich, Mary J ane Savage, Virginia Riter, Marilyn Olsen, Sharon Clark. Rut h
May, Billie Beyetl' e, Ba rbara Cowan. FOURTH ROW: Nelsie Larsen, Sondra Griffin
Rosa li e Add ison, Da r i ne Gerb 0 r, Mary Ann Po licky, Pat Walker, Jackie Schultz, ana'
J ean ene Bourn e. 1ot pic tured a re : Rosalin Recoy, Lynn e Skalla, and Jean Kadlec.

OFFI CERS

P1·esi d nt . .............. ... ...... .... .. . Marilyn Olson

Vk e- res ide nt ...... .................. ...... Nelsie Larsen

Ste-rota ry . .. ..................... . ...... ~dd_a _Fan~lau

Treasurer . ... .................. ............ Virginia Riter

SECTION REPRESENTATIVES

A Ito . . ........ ... ... . ......... . . .. J eanene Bourne

Soprano .. ····- ...... .............. B tty Ki r kman

Second Soprano ............... ..... Mary Jane Savage

T he two First Choir member s at t he r ight were t he
s pea kers at the Chri stmas p r ogr a m. Connie Kostos

pre. Pnte d " Let's Keep Chri stm a s"; Vern n Barnett,
t::l.' nter , read th e Christmas sto ry from t he Bible; a nd

,]t•1orn e Carstens was the narrator fo r the pe rform-
nre, from dramatics club.

With Director Roland E. Hinrichs, left above, are- FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda
Ballou, Sally Kaiser, Sue Williams, Betty Petrie, Sharyn Daniels, Barbara Susterka,
Erika Matuza, Patti McIntyre, Barbara Rosinski, Janet Bahr, Bonnie Sass. SECOND
ROW: Janet Janssen, Connie Shamblen, Elaine Pechar, Janet Dolezal, Frances
Lippold, Marian Russo, Lorraine Davis, Sharon Johnson, Judy Whitney, Sally Flores.
THIRD ROW: Jerry Kellogg, Subby Nigro. Victor Danowski, Bob Callahan, Don
Jetter, Henry Hembertt, Andy Holbeck, Bob Graff, Paul Woster. FOURTH ROW: Tom
Slizinski, Walt Hudson, Ronald Kell ogg, Frank Sanko, Mike Wilson, Ray Faust. John
Kurtz, Vernon Barnett, Roger Aden, and Mike Petersen.

South's First Choir has partici-
pated in many presentations during
the school year, including the
Nebraska State Education Associa-
tion Convention in the fall, the
Christmas program, the All-City
Music Festival in January, the
Spring Concert in May, and Com-
mencement in June. Forty First
Choir members presented a special
Christmas program for the school
administration's Christmas party.

At the left, accompanied by Mr.
Hinrichs, are, left to right: girls'
sextet members Janet Janssen,
Connie Shamblen, Judy Whitney,
Lorraine Davis, Judy Bowsman,
and Connie Humpal.

Forty-two more First Choir members pbse with Miss Frese, first semester accompanist,
extreme right. They are, FIRST ROW, left to right : Jean Limley, Gayle Boury,
Margaret Nodean, Judy Aylward, Donna Claxton, Janet Moravec, Connie Kostos, Judy
Bowsman, Jeri Pluedeman, Connie Humpal. SECOND ROW: Sherrie Headley, Georgia
Halac, Phyllis Van Severen, Lollie Linneman, Rose Salerno, Jean Kavan, Pat Pribram-
sky, Pat Moore, Marlene Jourdan, Sandra Cr osby, Kathleen Pierce. THIRD ROW:
Wesley Graybill, Bob Lohr, Fred Shiery, Jim Leonard, Stan Jones, Tom Risk, Joe
Stadnick, Art Steinhousen, J oe Donaldson, Jim Hladek. FOURTH ROW: Jim Palmer,
Aubrey Wise , Mike Kielian, Stan Keast, Gordon Bahr, Jerry Kurtz, Fre d Svoboda,
Ken Isaacson, Jim Jones, Jim Price, and Joe Nedich. Dave Troudt is the only First
Choir member not pictured.

OFFICERS
President ___ ·· ······-·· Janet Janssen
Vice- President ---· ___ _ Aubrey Wise
Boys' Secretary-Treasurer - .

........................... J erry Kell ogg
Girls' Secretary-Treasurer -- ..

----···-···--······-··········· Jean Kavan
SECTION REPRESENTATIVES
Alto .... ··-········ .... Connie Humpal
Bass __ ······--·--···--·· ______ .. Jim Price
Sopra no .. ___________ Connie Shamblen
Tenor ----·-····----··-- Ronald Kell ogg

South's Boys' Octet is shown sing-
ing to Mr. Hinrich's accompani-
ment. Its me mbers are, left to
r ig ht: Mik e Wilson J erry Kellogg,
8ubby Nig ro, Vern~n Barnett, Fred
Shie ry, ubrey Wise, Jim Hl adek,
and Jo ed ich.

Instrumental Instructor Hamilton B. Smith is shown directing South High's Concert
Band at the 1960 Military Ball.

The Concert Band members, according to sections, are:

PICCOLO Carol Gano Sharon West TROMBONE
Betty Pelnar TENOR SAX Linda Elliott
Mike Holcomb Robert Koerner
FLUTE Cher yl Keil Mary Kay Menze Tom Ricks
Marcia Brodi! Janet Leban ousky Sharon Zagor
Jean Dvorak BARITONE
Joan Dvorak Grace Metzner BARITONE SAX Janet Barrett
Joyce Jackson Robert Pipal Tom Sheehan John Hayes
Betty Pelnar Mary Ann Riha Roger Jirka
Judith Speelman CORNET
J oAnn Suster Kathy Stelling Gary Berka TUBA
J erry Sterba Joe Clark Doug Henson
OBOE Bob Thompson Richard Fisher Charles Lastovica
Marleen McGuire Marvin Vala Robert Fisher
Rich a rd Wagner Richard Johnson BASS DRUM
Jean Pelnar Will Willner Richard Kral John Kmi ec ik
Eb CLARINET Pat McPherson
ALTO CLARINET Don Piksa SNARE DRUM
Rita Wagner Stanley Zwerling Gus Godek
Bb CLARINET Cheryle Alston
BASS CLARINET FRENCH HORN Marcellus Green
Rose Adam Betty Petrie Sam Ira
Robert Alh'ock Karen Foster James Rust
Vojmir Benak Daniel Hood Don Underwood Garland Menke
Clarene Bramow Carolyn Vasku TIMPANI
ALTO SAX
Patricia Dukes Ge orge Cheshek Karen Richter
Karen Griffith
Donna Filipowski Karen Sterba CONDUCTOR
Hamilton B. Sm ith

Above is the South High Orchestra which played at such events as the All-City Festival
and Commencement. Its members are, SEATED (left to right): Linda Anderson, Rosie
Flores, Nellie Sadavicius, Mildred Kover, Rita Larimore, Via Magone, Betty Pelnar,
Sharon Moss, Jael Bland, Leare Gottsch, Kathleen McGuire, Jean Pelnar, and Marleen
McGuire. STANDING: Karen Richter, Instructor Hamilton B. Smith, Will Williams,
Rita \Vagner, Tom Sheehan, Don Underwood, Connie Smith, Kathleen Onak, and
Richard Kobielski.

South's Dance Band demonstrated its talent at the
Homecoming Dance and the ROTC Promotion Dance.
It's saxophonists are George Cheshek, Thomas Shee-
han, Karen Sterba, Marvin Vala, and Sharon Zagor.
Brass instrumentalists al·e Gary Berka, Linda
Ell iott, Donald Piksa, and Donald Underwood. In the
r hyth m section are Richard Kobielski, Kathleen
Mc Guire, and Garland Menke.

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The Marching Band, with the same personnel as the
Concert Band, took part in the half-time shows at
the football games.

At the left is the Color
Guard, commanded by Ca-
det Officer Aubrey Wise.
From the left are Cadet
Major Wise, Kestutis Ka-
valiauskas, Kenneth Van ce,
Joe Nedick, and J oseph
B e n k i s.

Below are the instructors who have guided South's ROTC program. Left: M/Sgt.
Richard G. Cooper. Center : S/Sgt. James C. Bean. Rig ht: M/Sgt. Winner P. Bostic.

The l nclian H il l RO T C Company, co m manded by South Hig-h Captain Robe rt Halac,
<'Xtrcme rig- ht. in::ludc- F' l RST HOW : Bill Yost, Rick Han eline, Bob Benak , By ron
Rakc1·, Mark Ot11upal. Haymond .Armendariz, A lbert Davis. William Rrilt. SECOND
HOW: Dl'nnis S('hmidl, C harles Polick ~•. J im Buskus, T homas T aylor, Don L e wis, Gerg-
l{ci111rr. Ga r y \Vhill ~y , and ]\'like lleauchamp.

Courtesy P atrol officers below arc, F'l RST ROW, le f t t o rig-ht: T e d S,·obod:;i, F'recl
Svoboda, James .Junes. S l-: C O ' D HOW: Waltt• r Link. Dona ld OjC'ski, Martin Baker,
Wil liam Steenbock, T um Rell, Gcorg-e Limlsay, Jcrn- Ynca, \V csi <'Y Dean. THIHD HOW:
Prank SuslP r ka, Cl'oq{e (;Joc-ke, Joe T hi ll, Jen~· Hunaeek . Gordon Bahr, lllikc Plued c-
ma n, P a ul Mcl-:\'oy, Grant F razier. Hob Polter. F'OU l{TH ROW: Joscnh l\' c dictt. Gle nn
:\l owl•ry, T e>r ry Th ode , Stanlc~· Keast, David Wo r kma n . Geo rge Ojeski, Gro,·cr Partee .
and_ ( ;e ra ld Hoban.

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Tl'lE; members of Company "A" are, FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Stricklin, John

Smith, Thomas Engstrom, Gary Kroll, Mike Pluedeman, John Ramirez. SECOND ROW:
George Gibbons, Bill Egr, Dick Smith, Robert Blackburn, Norman Robinson, Jack

Swaney, Loren Lux, Bruce Gill, Ray Davis, James Buss. THIRD ROW: Larry Kolo,
Raymo nd Koch, Art Schon, Kenneth Pitha, Chester Addison, Charles Gonsior, George

Glocke, Aleksan dras Sederavicius. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Mowery, Grover Partee ,
Kestutis Kavaliauskas, Edward Coffey, Kenneth Vance, Patrick Parsons, Michael
Makara, Ronald Haley. FIFTH ROW: Frank Bogacz, Clarence Sypal, Raymond

Fletcher, Larry Kenny, Fred Warren, Joe Baratta, and Richard Johnson.

Rifle Team cade ts a rt! ,
FIRST ROW, left to right :
Fred Warren, Ron ald
Haley, Thomas Engstrc:n ,
Terry Thode, Bruce Gll l.
SECOND ROW: Robett
Halac, Joe Zych, and Mike
Pluedeman .

The members of Company B are, F IRST ROW, left to rig-ht : Frank Sanko, Jerry
Kell ogg, A ubrey Wise, J ames Tyrakaski, Robert Vandenberg-, Dan McGee, William

Steenbock. SECOND ROW: Joseph Setlak, Leo Teg-eder, Burton Robinson, Dave
McMillan, Larry Winningham, Jim Nekuda, Larrv Potter. Donald Ojeski, James
Larrick. THIRD ROW : J errv Ster ba, Walter Link, Edward Hill. J erry Hunacek. Melvin

Clark, J oe Calek, Dennv Rog-er, Billy Mansfield. FO URTH ROW: Leo McCormick,
Bill E. Grutell, Melvin Cerny, MikP. Han eline, Edwin Duncan. Larry Weak, Jerry Vaca,

Walter Groves, Frank Susterka. FIFTH ROW: Dennis P. Larson, George V. Ojeski,
James Tracy, Arthur Steinhausen, Marvin Va la. Chuck Roubice k, Tony Zager, Bob
Vlasak. SIXTH ROW: James J ones and John Williams.

The Crack Squa d, commandeo by Honesto Simon, right, and Robert Halac, left, are

FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Potter, Jerry Vaca, Richard Kral, Chuck Gonsior'

E uge ne Lepniakovas, John Ramirez, Bill Steenbock, Fran1<: Susterka. SECOND ROW;

Wesley Dean, Mike Pl uedeman , Jerry Hunacek, Frank Shimkus, John Will iams, Gordon

Bahr, Pa ul McEvoy, Joe Calek, and Terry Thode. Not pictured are George Ojeski Larry
Sperry, and George Lindsay. '·

The Company "C" me mbers, FIRST ROW, left to right: Wi ll iam Still mock . Tom Gross ,
Frederick J. Svoboda, Michael K ielian , Theodore F. Svoboda, L e roy Mi les, W esle y
Dean. SECOND ROW : Larry Fal k, Ronn ie N imer ic hter , David Sm ith. Jack Palon,
George Vilim, Nichol a s Kunc !, J oh n Zi mme rman, J ohn De P oe . THIRD ROW: Bob
Potter, Ed Staskiewic z, Ralph Villafue r te, Lore n Ecke r, Tony Costanzo, Tom P lambeck,
Wayne .'e lle rs . FOURTH ROW: T ed Chri s tense n, R ic hard Johnson, Stan ley F lock ,
Gary Doughty, Mark Clayton, Lew is Nusser , Gary D urbin. FIFTH ROW: Charles
Lang, Martin D. Baker, Jack Kemner , Eugen e Le pni akovas, Richard Kral, Dav id
Workman, James Murph y. SI XTH RO W: J ose ph Ned ich, Th oma s Se idlik, ,Joseph
Benkis. and John Klug-.

The · Butts P latoon com-
manded by W ill ia n; Still-
mock, left, and Mike
l~i eli an, ri g h t, are , left to
r ight, F IRST ROW: Jack
Swaney, Leo Tage der Dick
Smith, L eo McCo;mick,
Larrq Falk, Donald Ojeski
Bru ce Gill, Jim Nolan'.
SECOND ROW: Jim
Co uch, J ohn Zeltins , Ger-
ald Hoban, Robert Pipal
9ary Cvitak, Norm an Rob~
rnson, a nd James Buss.

The memb er s of Co mpany "D" are, FIRST ROW, left to ri ght: Art Simon, Ed Meye1·s,
Jam es Row li11g , Gerald Alst on, Richard Kobi elski, Gordon Bahr. SEC OND ROW:
Robert Kocourek, Dan Becher, James Nolan, J ames Vetter, Gerry Earnest, Frank
Johnson, Bill Hadfield, Jim Couch. THIRD l{OW : Steve Andersen, Michael Harms,
Grant F r az ier, J ohn Zelti ns, Gera ld Hoban, J'o~cph Pipal, Gary Cvi tak, Willia m
Showa lter . FOURTH ROW: J ohn St a nek, W il li a m Sheld on, Paul McE vo y, Lloyd
P et er sen, Frank Shimku s , Joseph Th ill, Robert Merwald, Doug-las H enson. FIFTH
ROW: Owen Lloyd, Freel Kalvelage, Larry Sexton, Terry Thode, Stanley K east, Robert
Mucha, and Albert Sperry.

To lhe right is th e Sa bre
'Icnm, left t o right, first
row: William Sti llmock,
F:d Mc:v r s, Art Simo n,
Ge ra ld A lsto n. and Leroy
Miles. Secon d r ow : Dnn
l\lcGec, Ji m T yrakosk i,
J, red S voboda, Ton, •n g-
strom . James Rowl in~,
1'ed Svoboda, Mike Kiel-
ian , and J ohn Smith .

M/Sgt. Winner P. Bostic is shown /960
receivinga framed pomait of him -
self from Cadet Lie utenant Colone l The announcement of the names
~ngstrom. Others taking part in the of Cadet Lie ute nant Colonel Tho-
· ~arding ceremony were, left to mas Engstrom and his lady, Ma ry
right, Honorary Colonel Ma ry Jo Jo Saitta, was one of the highlights
Sai tta , Art Simon, Ed Meyers, Mrs. of the ball.

Bostic and Gary Kroll. One of the a ttrac -
tions of the Millta ry
Ball was the promen -
ade.

Tom and Mary Jo await South's Butts Pla tton
the Grand March. stands a t Parade Rest.

ROTC 's Crac k Squad is
shown beginning the Stag-
gered Manual procedure
during the demonstration
at the Ball.

The battalion com-
ma nder and his la dy
ma rc he d throu gh the
sabers.

Gerald Alston Thomas Enr,tStrom Thomas Gross Ro bert Ha lac Ji m Jones Jerr y Ke ll o11,g

Iv.icha el Kielian Gary Kroll

Frank Sanko Art Simon Honesro Simon John Sm it h Oill ~ti ll m ocl< Larr y S1ric l<l i11

Theodore Svoboda Jim Ty rakos l<i Ro bert Vande11bu.rg Bo b Vl asak

M/Sgt. Bosticis shown explaining a map read -
ing problem to a group of his cadet officers.

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Coach Collin referees a Coac h Spara no ex pla ins to
gym class bas ketba 11 game hi s cla ss the hold his varsity
wrestlers are demon trating.
tr . Spa rano briefs th e class
league footba ll lin e , whi le
Mr. Collin checks the back -
fiel d.

Gym Instr uctors Colli n a nti Sparano
are shown refereein g a volleyb a ll
ga me between organi zed class teams,

_"THAT" IS A FOOTBALL,

HOLD THAT LINE . IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE, IT'S A TENNIS BALL.
WATCH THAT JACKKNIFE THERE'S NOTHING TO IT.

HERE'S A MAT CHAMP IN ACTION . STRIKE!!
STAR CAGERS GUARD THAT BALL.

WE'RE FROM SOUTH HIGH .••.•
KEEP YOUR HEAD f\BOVE THE WA TER.

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Assembled above are South's "0" Club members and their sponsors. FIRST ROW, -l eft
to right : F r ed Colanino, Bob Binder, Dwane Novak, Jim Fu xa , Pat Donahue, Paul
~irnas, Rudy Tesar. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Anglim , Bob P otash, Jim Hoffman, Butch
Ranslern , Jack K esting, Gary Masilko, Jack Hile. THIRD ROW: Jim Hardick , Jim
Talm on, Robert Keeling, Wesley Dea n, Jerry Newville, Ernie Gruber. FOURTH ROW:
Lad Nemecek, Bob Van Ou t ry, Coach Merle Applebee, Coach Robert K eist er, Coach
Charles Toms a nd Ray Mi lan .

outh's Red Peppers boosted our teams and backed the cheerleading squads. Peppers

are, FIRST ROW (left to right): Party Chairman Jan Kamphuis, Treasurer Kathy
Kissel, President Jeannie Johnson, Secretary Jeanne Hahne, Vice-President J eanene

Bourne. SECOND ROW: Judy Larimore, Margaret Fiala, Julie Kundra, Ann Hoffman,
Verna Rathgeber, Barb Spencer, Delores Clark, Sandy Krueger, Rose Salerno, Joyce

Ducek, Renate Schneider, Rita Larimore, Bev Moravec. THIRD ROW: Sponsor Miss
Sandra Hill, Linda Bednar, Carol Lubsen, Sharon Walters, Janice Couch, Donna Longo,
Pat Groves, Leare Gottsch, Kay Lillethorup, Lois Mc arlin, Mary Ann Simerad, Skip
Bradford, Kathy obczyk, Janet Dolezal. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Dobbs, Barb
DeVeney, Ka r n Stone, Kathy Lindsay, Marion Lindsay, Barb Boettcher, Lillian Link,
Verne! Gust, Gay le Boury, Eunice Craig, Viola Benak, Judy Zdrakovich, Jean Suva.
FIFTH ROW: Kathy Potach, Sharon Rozmariak, Dorothy Williams, Lynn Hagge,
Pamella Pelto, Marilyn Paine, Annette Blackstone, Mary Ann Policky, Sandy Crewdson,
Connie Humpal, Kathy etz 1, Pat Hostrowser, Diane Alaimo. SIXTH ROW: Judi Clark,
Sandy Anderson, Ann Gross, Carol Lee, Karlene Witzig, Diane Moss, Mary Gregg, Rose
Vodicka, Jean Zoucha, Cathy Walker, Kathy Egnotovich, Rosemary Piatt, Ginny Bohaty,

haron Canig lia. E VE 1 TH ROW: hirley Schroeder, Andrea Fahey, Linda Schirmer ,
Ruth Hayduspa, ancy Knapple, Margaret Sova, Karen Fahey, Cathy Wolfe, Ethel

Vcrtch, Kath y lsen, herry O'Dowd. EIGHTH ROW: Chris McTier, Janet Blessie,
Olivi a Lowe, Ida Mac Black, Sherrie Headley, Carol Cappello, Bev DeCarlo, Carm ella
Hemberth , B tl y Nowaczyk, Mick ey Cuva, Jan Gut hrie and Mary J ean Randone.

Award winners are, FIRST ROW (left to right): Sue Williams, Kathy Novotny, Jody
Cullinane, Cathy Wolfe, Jackie Schultz, Edda Fanslau and Nelsie Larsen. SECOND
ROW: Dorene Bartasky, Susie Ihnen, Joyce Indracek, Patti Anglim, Jan Meyers,
Ginny Bohaty, Karen Fahey, Sheri Zagor, Margaret Sova and Diane Alaimo. THIRD
ROW: Carolyn Dobbs, Gerri Erb, Kathy Netzel, Sandy Crewdson, Connie Humpal,
Jackie Mengler, Kathy Olsen, Judy Calta, Jan Thompson and Lolly Mittermeier. FIFTH
ROW: Marilyn Alston, Carol Hodges, Jeanie Suva, Diane Smithberg, Jill Anderson,
Carol Abboud and Leare Gottsch.

GAA

The officers with their
new mascot, Monie Bear,
are: Treasurer Edda Fan-
slau, Party Chairman Sue
Williams, President Cathy
Wolfe, Publicity Chair-
man Kathy Novotny, Vice-
President Nelsie Larsen,
Awards Chairman Jody
Cullinane and Secretary
Jackie Schultz.

Girls' Athletic Association members participated in
volleyball, tennis, badminton, field hockey, basket-
ball, bowling, hiking and sof tball.

Nelsie Larsen and Cathy Wolfe obtained the high-
est award, the .star.

:}AA general members are, KNEELING (left to right): Cathy Wolfe and Nelsie Larsen.
FIRST ROW: Donna Akeyson, Opal Conger, Joyce Bingham, Julie Vomacka, Pam R olfe,
Helen Earnest, Sue Williams, Kathy Novotny, Edda Fanslau, Jackie Schultz, J ody
Cullinane, Charyl Sparks, Marga ret. Schwartz, Jan Kamphuis, Jae! Bla nd and JoAnn
Turpenning. SECOND ROW: Judy Ellison, Sharon R ozm iarek, Barb DeVaney, Kat hy
\Valker, Barbara Norcutt, Rita Wagner, Jean Dvorak, Oksana Worobec, Kat hy
Egnotovich, Kay Lillet horup, Gloria Foucek, Kath y P onec, Linda Ell iot t, Karen Griffit h
and Janice Couch. THIRD ROW: Sherry Lastovica, Donna Longo, Verna Rathgeber,
J ean Kadlec, Judy Larimore, Kathy Sobczyk, Marlene Rose, Delores Clark, Betty Luhr,
J eanie Calabro, Jenny Galvan, Kathy Lynch, Barbara Baker, Virginia Kotlar and
Mairata Bradford. FOURTH ROW: Judy Bowsman, Marie Filipowicz, Joan Slepika
Betty Lannon, Gloria Cottone, Marilyn Pane, Kathy Warinski, Gannie Zaner, Sharo~
Moorehouse, Mary Kay Sterba, Betty Bluvas, Karen Cerveny, Elaine Pelnar and Carol
Popek. F IFTH ROW: Sandra Duda, Kathy Lindsay, Rita Larimore, Barbara Spencer,
Ann Hoffman, Yvonne Boutell, Vija Magone, Nellie S udavicus , Barbara Zezulak, Marv
Ann McMicheal, Elaine Dooley, Cherry Witham, Beverly Moravec, Sylvia Berdy and
Marian Russo. S IXTH ROW: Andrea Fahey, Linda Schirmer, Jack ie Newcom er
Karlene Witzig, Barbara Berka, Jeannie Koco urek, Caroline Vasku, J eanne Vavra'
Mary Ann Riha, Carol -i;:ngstrom, Georgene Heyde, Joan Benak, Judy J ensen, Pat
Mosites and Sharon Hom1c.

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Patti Anglim

Lucia De Carlo

Patti Moore Sue Ihnen
Jan Moravec
Judy Jensen

Frankie Gruber

Joyce lndracek

During the year 1959-60, the Varsity Cheerleaders participated in
various activities. Among these activities were bake sales, sticker sales
and the sale of football coin purses. The funds raised were used to help

defray expenses of trips to Scottsbluff and Lincoln.
South's first team yell-belles cheered for all varsity football and

basketball games and wrestling invitationals.

Dorene Bartasky

Pat Prochaska

Ruthy Larimore

Connie Kostos

Sept. 18 South 0-Creighton Sept. 25 South 13-Central 33

Prep 6 Oct. 23 South 6-West-
Oct. 16 South 26-Scotts- side 14

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The Packer 1959 Footba lI Tea m member s show n above are, F IR ST ROW, lef t to righ t :
Laddie Nemecek, Ted Gulizia, J erry W elker , Jim ColJin, Dwan e Nov a k, L eo Ken nedy,
Ron Kellogg, Sam DiBiase, Jim H.a .rd ic k, Bob S wa nb er g , Mike Gr a hovac, Joh n Gill otte .
SECOND ROW : Line Coach Dewey Wade, Backf ie ld Coach Charles T oms , R onni e
Morocco, Donnie Crum, J erry Kamp huis, Don Garrison, Ronnie An glim, Terry

Oct. 3 South 0-Benson 0 Oct. 9 South 6-Technical 20
Oct. 30 South 7-Lincoln
Nov. 6 South 51-Abraham

High 46 Lincoln 0

Thompson, R ich Elsinger, She r ley l enderson, Larry McCray, Jack Kesting, Fr eshman

Coach Mick y Spara no, L ine Coac h Rober t Kei ter, Head Coach Merl e E . App lebee.
TH TRD R W: Stud nt Manager We ley Dean, Den nis Vacek , Larry Sievers, Gary

Masi lko, St an Jon es, John C. Kurtz, Reginald Jackson, William Rose, Danny Bernth.
John DeGeor ge and Student Ma nager Ray Milan .

South's Reserve players are, FIRST ROW, left to right: Reggie Jackson Rich Novak
Charles Dorsey, Bill Benning, Donnie Crum, Phil Taylor. Williai:n Rose, G~orge Pserros:
Stanley Jones. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Pederson, Tom Risk, John Onik Frank
Winfield, Anthony Campagna, Robert Murphy, Gary Fellows, Donald Rookstool.' THIRD
ROW: John Duechler, Larry McCray, Richard Elsinger, Melvin Cerny Dennis Moore
John C. Kurtz, Dennis Vacek, and David Dugan. Student Manager ·Ray Milan is at
the left, and Coach Dewey Wade is at the right.

The Freshman Defensive or White team is pictured below. FIRST ROW, left to right:
Student Manager Bob Urquhart, Larry Burghardt, Dave McMahill, Dan Kampam,
Paul Rose, William Greguras, Dean Rezak, Mike Thompson, Student Manager Denny
Kircheman. SECOND ROW: Coach Mickey Sparano, Minales Robins, Rex Sweetwood,
Doug Benson, John Gardner, Donald Gamble, Luther Jones, Jim Weak, and
Assistant Coach Ed Mandi.

The Freshman Red offense squad appears above. The ·players are, FIRST ROW, left
to right: Student Manager Bob Urquhart, Gary Lane, Jack Schoville, Jim Vincent,
Frank Orduna, Jerry Fuxa, Jerry Thomoson, Ed. Kuiper, and Student Manager Dennis
Kirshenman. SECOND ROW: Coach Mickey Sparano, Marlin Briscoe, Jesse Ariza,

John Orduna, Joe Berenis, Denny Crum, Don Loftus, and Assistant Coach Ed Mandl.

The Packer freshmen have achieved a 16-game winning streak over
a two-year period. They racked up 147 points this year to 28 for their

opponents.

South 20-Prep 0 South 13-Central 7 South 20-Benson 0
South 32-Tech South 13-McMillan 7 South 28-Westside 7
South 21-North 0
7

The Blue team below, played both offense and defense. FIRST ROW, left to right :
Student Manag~r Bob Urquart. Fred Martin, Larry Considine. William Bader, Richard
Oldfield Russell Clark, David Wig-gins, Fred Peters. and Student Manager Denny
Kirshen:nan. SECOND ROW: Coach Mickev Sparano, John Peters, Willial'l'! Schwalter,
Victor Nawjokaitis, Terry Jayne, Larry F ollett, Robert Montgomery, John McKittrick

and Assistant Coach Ed Mandi.

King Bob Van Outry is shown greeting
Queen Patti Moore as she approached the
thron e fo ll owing the announcement that
th ey had been chosen a s t he 1959 Hom e-
coming sov ereigns on the evening of
November 13.

At the right the 1958 Homecoming mon-
archs, Sonny Calta and Dinni Waldo, are
pict ured crowning the new rulers.

•

The 1959 Homecomi ng- roya lty an d thei r proud parents assembled for a court photo-
graph. FIRST ROW, left to right, are : Fred Svoboda, Renate Schreiner, Paul Limas,
Connie Kostos. Jeanette She-pherd, Robert Swa nbe rg, Karen Ric hte r , and Bob
Th mpson, flank d by their r ela tives. TOP ROW: Mr. a nd Mrs. Van Outry, Bob Van
Outr-y, Dorene Bartasky, Jack Kestin g, Patti Moore, and Mr. a nd Mrs . Moore.

King Bob a nd Queen Patti and th eir court- Princesses Jeanette Shepherd, Karen
Ri chte r, Co nni e Kos tos a nd Dorene Bartasky; and Princes Bob Thompson, Paul Lin;ias ,

R ob rt ~wanb erg-, ,Tack Kes ting, and Fred Svoboda-led their subjects in an evening
of da ncin g· a f te r th e colorful coronation ceremony directed an d sponsor ed by

tud e nt oun cil.

Varsity team members are, from lift to right: Chuck Bruno, Joe Josef, Jim Collin,
Charles Richards, Mike Demkowski, Gary Marley, Bi ll Vincent, Jerry Kamphuis,
Maurice Wade, Dwane Novak, Wen dell Wiksell and Ron Kellogg. Kneeling in th e
front are Student Manager Bob Urquhart and Coach Cornie Collin.

Soatli't I)OJl4QJ{ ~a4leel/Jal.L fuult wo,i tM 3ltlf/lCal{

7JW!ud ~ Sw.e tiJk4 This was how it happened.

South INTERCITY 42
South 36
South 44.. .......... ... ............ ....... .............. Central
South 64......... ............ .. ............ .............Prep 42
South .54............. .. ..................... ....... ..... Benson 27
South 62... .. ... ...... .. ...... ..... ..... .. .... ..........North 46
South 63 .. ..... ...... ... ...... ....... ........ ..... ......Tee Jay
South 78... .............................................Tech 68
South 62........ ... ........ .... ... ... .. ....... .. ... .... .Lincoln Southeast 50
South 72...... ... ...... ........ ... ...... ....... ......... Lincoln Northeast 55
South 71 .......... ....... .................. ....... .. ....Westside 36
South 62... .................. ....... ........ ........ ....North
68 ................ ... .. ... ............ .... ... .... .Tech 45
South 76......... ........... ....... ................. .... A. L. 57
52.................. .................. ....... .....Central 60
South 70.......... ....... ... ...................... .. .... Lincoln High
Sout h 64 .. ... ... ......... .......... .... ........... ...... Prep 48
South 68..... ......... .. .......... .... .... .... .......... Benson 61
49
61

DISTRICT 38
45
So uth 62...... ... .... .... ........ ...... .... ....... .. .... Bellevue
South 75............. .. .... .. ... .. ....... .. .. ......... .. Central

South STATE 49
South 56
South 67........ ...... ... ...... .... ..................... Norfolk 47
58..... ... ... .... ......... ........ ........ .. ...... Alliance
53.... ................... ......... ...... .......... Lincoln Southeast

Chuck Bruno pushes the ball toward the bas-
ket, while Bill "Chief" Vincent com es to his
aid.

RATULATIONS

Kamphuis, Vincent,
Wiksell, and Bruno show the
form that netted Packer baskets.

The year 1960 brought Coach Collin his
third State Title. He had previously
gained the top spot in 1937 and 1944.
The "long and short" of the team
were 5'8" Chuck and 6'8 1/2" Bill.

South's fifth s traig ht undefeated var sity wr estling team members are, FRONT ROW

(left to rig h t): J erry N ewv ille, 95; Jim Talmon, 103; Don Alexander, 120; Jim Fuxa,

127; J ohn DeGeorge, 133; Ron A ngl im, 138; a nd Bill Gor gen, 154; BACK ROW: Coach

Mickey Sparano; Bob Swanber g, 145 ; Rud y Tesar, 165; Bob Van Outry, 175; Paul
Limas, heavyweight ; Trainer Leona rd Hawkins ; and Student Manager Ray Milan. Not
pictured is Loren Cray ne, 112.

North Invitational Cham-

pions pictured with Mr.

Sparano are Don Alexan-

der, Bob Van Outry, Jim

Fuxa, Bob Swanberg and
J erry N ewville. '

The coach said of t he boys, "Wrestling ta ught t h em to work on t heir own for t he
hcncfit of others. Sportsm{lnsh ip is a big fa ctor in their five consecutive t eam
rhampionships."

The undefeated r eserves boosted the varsiy strength and took over in many matches.
They are, FRONT ROW : Bob P otach, 95; Fred Cola n ino, 103; Charles Catania, 112;
Stanley Novak, 120; R obert Keeling, 127; RL:ssell Lan e, 133 . BACK ROW : Coach
Sparano, Don Gill otte , 138 ; George Cardenas, 145; Dennis Vacek, 154; Mike Wither -
s poon, 165; Gary St rnad, heavyweight; Student Manager Wesley Dean, and Trainer
Leonard Hawkins. Not pictured is Donald Loftus, 175.

South will miss these out-
standing senior wrestlers.
With Mr. Sparano are, left
to right: Jim Fuxa, Bob
Swanberg, Ronnie Anglim,
Bill Gorgen, Bob Van
Outry and Rudy Tesar.

Mr. Sparano happily ac-

cepts the North Invita-
tional trophy t hese champs
brought him. H e stated
that it t akes mor e than

brawn to win a match, and
t hese boys proved it.

Shown wit h Mr. Sparano

are Don Alexander , Bob
Van Outry, J im Fuxa , J im
Hoffman and J erry New-

ville. Bob S·wanberg, an -
othel· N orth Inv itat ion al
Champion, is not pictured.

Coach Sparano 's Packer g r appler s th is year South Jm·ita ti onal wre g cha mp ions who h elped
have set and bro ken more records t han any t he P acker g r app ler s wi n th eir ow n invi t ati ona l
oth er t eam in Ne bra ska history. Their r ecor d
s tand s at 65 wins wit h no losses, fi ve straight tit le are, left t o r ight : Bob P otach , 95 ; J ohn D e-
Stat e ti t les, t hree S outh Invitation al t ourna-
ment t itles, fi ve N or t h Invita tional to ur n- Geo rg e, 133 ; George Carde nas, 145; J im Ta lmon ,
a me nt titles, five Inter city t ill eR, a nd one 103, and Je rr y Newvill e, 95 .
itle fr om t he Distri ct T ourn amen t which was
init ia ted thi s sea so11.

VAR lTY

uth 35... .... ... ... ..... .. .. W est s idc 15
So u t h 42.. ... ... ..... .. ... .... L in coln Southeas t
Sout h 31... ..... .. .... .. ..... .Belle vue 5
30.. .... ...... .... ...... L incoln ortheast
South 7
So uth 28.... ... .... .. .... .. .. .Boystown
Sou t h 35.... .... .... ... .. .. ... Lincoln Hi ·ht 14
South 13
33.... .. .... ... .. .. .. .. .No rth 7
South 35.. .......... ... .. .. .. .A. L.
40.. .. .. ...... .... .... .. T ch 9
South 28.. .. .. .. .. .. .... ... .. . entral 7
South 28... .... ... .. .......... Boy~town 8
Sout h 30... ...... .. .. ... .. ... .Nort h 16
Sou t h 11
21

RESERVE

South 37.. ... ...... .. .. .......Wes ts ide 20
South 36.. .. .. .. ....... ... .... Li ncoln Sout heast 14
South 29 ........ ..... ... ... .. .Boys t o, n 23
South 34....... .. .. .. .. .. ..... L incoln Nor th east 16
So uth 24.. .. .. .. ...... ..... ...Bellev ue 21
So uth 42....... .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Lin oln H igh 8
South 48... ..... ..,.. .. ..... ..Tech
, outh 33... .. .. ..... ...... .. .. A . 5
60.. .. .. ... ..... .... .. .. Central
South 36.. .. .. ..... .... .. .. .. .Boystown I
So u t h 32 .. .. .. ... ..... .... ... .Nort h O
Sout h 8
20

L

Ou r swimm ing tea m, a bove, is s hown beside t he Norr is Junior Hi g h pool. Th e
s wim mer s are, F IRST ROW, left to rig-ht : Th oma s Ha upt man, Jack Benedick, Richard
Elsinger, J er ry Rus sell, Robert F isher, William Lind, and Al Binde r. SECOND ROW :
L eonard S iedli k, Walte r Wolver ton, Robe r t Deane, La rrv Christens en , Rober t Val encia,
Davi d McMa hi ll, and Doug la s H enson.

F r eshm an Cheerlead er s below are, lef t to ri g ht : Carol Cappelo, Kathy Egnotovich,
Jean Zoucha , Barbara S pen cer, Mickie Cuva, Ca ptain Melvina Albin, Olivia Lowe,
Cath y Walker , B ever ly DeCarlo, Rose Vodicka , and Rosemar y Piat t.

At the left, fo llowing the path of
the "S" and beginning at the upper
right are: Gwen Dodd, Judy Clark,
Bev Moravec, Linda Bednar, Diane
Alaimo, Judy Larimore, Kathy
Sobczyk, Kathy Potash, Ginni Bo-
hate, Janet Dolezal, Jeannie Suva,
and Rita Larimore.

At t he lef t, formin g the "H" are,
LBFT R OW, fro nt to bac k : aro-
lyn Dobbs , Shirl ey Schroede r, Jud y
Zdravko ich, Cath y Olse n. ACROSS ,
lefL t o r ig ht : J a n Gu thrie, Jan
Ul essi , Anni e Kni g ht. RIGHT
R W, fr ont t o back : W a lta Dodd,
Che rie O'Dowd, Ma r y J ean Ra n-
done , a nd Chris Mac tie r .

Jim Collin, Jerry Kamphuis, Bill Vincent, Wendell Wiksell and Chuck Bruno, with
Coach Collin hug each other for luck before the "big game" on March 12.

It's a tip up for Bill, while
Jerry observes.

"Gimme," says Bill to the
astonishment of the Ben-
son ballhawkers.

Chuck go, go, goes with a
Prep lad in hot pursu it.

Don Alexander and Bob
Van Outry give Mr. Spa-
rano a crown for leading
the Packer matmen to
their fifth State title.

Jan Moravec, qu en of the South
Hi g h Invitational To urnam <:! nt, was
named "Miss Invitational" at
North's Invitationa l to ur ney.
Below, Bob Swanberg, Jan Mora-
vec, Di ll Gor gen, Jim Puxa, J erry
Newv ille and Bob Van Outry ex-
hib it South's wrestli ng- award cake
afte r the State victory.

Above, left, is Circu lation Manager Jean ,Johnson folding Toote rs for di s tribution .
ext is Advertising Manager Jud y Dietz waiting- to chec k a n ad with Mi ss Margaret

McMartin, T ooter advisor, who is copy r eaclin_g- a s tory fo r Re porte r Marilyn Mitchell.
At the right is Excange Editor J ea nne Hahne posting one of more than a hundred
school papers rece ived r egularl y by t he J ournalism Departm ent.

Tooter staff members Vernon Barnett and Jean
J ohnson brought back awards from the Nebraska
High School Press Association Convention, held on
November 6 and 7 at Nebraska University. Vernon
won first place in news feature writing, and Jean
placed second in radio news writing.

Above, left to right, are Way ne St ockwel l, Marie Filipowicz, Maril y n Mitche ll , J ea nn e
Hahne an d Jean J ohn son writing T oot er copy to mee t a deadlin e.
Below , left, is Dr. F. A . Huggenb er ge r, printing in st ructor, working at th e s hop pape r
cutter , one of th e many p ieces of equipm ent used on t he T oote r. Nex t is Wayne Stock-
well, photographer fo r both the pictures ii' th e Too te r and the page ph ot ograph s for
the offset press. At the ri ght, below, is J ohn Bluvas, print s hop foreman, adjusting
the big printing camera and fo cus ing t he lights on th e T oo t er.

Editor-in-Chief Judy Sebron is shown presenting Principal Ri cha rd C. Krebs w ith t he
Community Chest award won for the publici ty cam pai g n .in the fall of 1959 . This
plaque was awarded to the T ooter for its creative use of the theme, "Give Your Fair
S ha r e."

To the right, exa111;ning a drawer of type, are staff members Vern on Barnett, John
Riha, Andy Mickevic iu s, J e.rry Car t ens , .Judy Bowsman, J oan Slepicka, Marilyn
1Vlitchcl l, Faith Bagstad, Robe rt Noa h, Pam Wainwri ght and Marie Filipowi cz.

At the 1960 University of Omaha High School
Jour na lism Confere nce, held on March 24, more rec-

og nition cam e to South. Second place awards were

W?n by the Tooter for front-page make-up, Andy
M1ckevicius for spor ts writing and Judy Sebron for

n.e ws writing. Judy al r cei.ved an honor able men-
tio n for her ed itorial entries.

Above r ig ht, Assoc iat e E di to r Ve rn on Barn ett is pictured explaining page la yout to

re port~rs J ol~n Rih a and_ J oa!l Sl epic~a. .. . .
Below, left , 1s _Pam W a in wn g h t addrng t h e frn is tnng tou ches to her fash,_o n column.
Next is Ray Hilton , read y t prese nt hi s editonal to t he staf f for d1scuss1011. At the

r ight is N orm a n Rock well , s t t in g h eadline type fo r the pap er.



, •• AND\VEDlD !l!

Sponsor Miss Margaret McMartin appears abo,·e \\"ith t he . 'i mon broth e rs. Tn:-asure r
Art, on the left, and Vice-President Ho nesto, as they poin t out thC' impo r tant sen io r
dates .

S ponsor Dale I. Marcum was snapped in
the process of taking Prom reserva tions.

To the right, Sponso r Mi~s Margare t Gea r ing, e x-
t reme left, is s how n officiating a t the senior election.

Above, Spo nsor Miss J ean Landale a nd Boys ' Representat ive Frank Pos pishil a r e shown
measurin g President J ohn S mith fo r his cap and gown.

dflOMIJU ad 0 ~

w6WUJ Moat tite

tlte 9 ~ da44.

.-\boYe, Sponsor .-\l fred E . Smi th is pic t ured
s upen ·is ing- one of the many typing- jobs
requ i1 ed fo r t he senior class act ivit ies.

T? t~e lef t are S~cretary Connie H umpal, left, and
Girls Rep r esentative J anet J anssen making- arrange-
ments for one of the pre-gradua tion events.

CAHO!. Al!l!Ol.J)
( ;t·nt.·ral Bu:--irh.•=----

llii: :-'bt,·r :1. -1. I;,A.A. I, 2, :1, ,I : l.ihrary S,·n·icl· IA'.':tl(tlt-
1: H,•d 1',·pp~r, I. :!. :1. -1: l! om,·cuming l'ararl<· 2, :I. -1:
Yt:nrhook ~tafi L

ROS I•: ) IAHIE .\1):\ ) 1
C'olll'J.!l' l'rt.·p

Hanel I Ari,anc,~f 1 :1, I : I P n·p I :! : Frnich Club :1 : Futu re
T,,ach,·r.- of Am,·rica :!, :1: I ;,A.A. I. 2. :1. -1: 1.i hrn ry SPn '•

ic,· l.,•agu,• :!: )lath Club I. 2. :1: !'()rtia,; I. 2. :J. .J: H« I

1',·pp..r, I.:!. :I: 1\·nni, I : )lajorl'tt<- ,I.

HOS:\ I.IE ADDJ,;O~
H u!-in1·"-..· ~ l t -n , • g r a p h i r

Ch<>ir (l,t ,;irl,1 :1, -1: (2nd (;i rl,' 1 2 : (;.A.A. I, 2. :I, ,I:
l'ortia, I : Chri,tmas l'rogram 2. :1. -1: Open Ilous,, :1. •I:
Spring <"11ncl·rt :!. :1. ,1.

GERALD ALEXANDER .. .. -
Auto )J echanics

G ERALD ALSTON
Ge ne i·al

Crnck Squad 2, :1: Officer,; Cluh •I: ROTC I. 2, :1, •I.

SA NDRA L. A~ll1R0 S f.
Coll,•ge Prep

Portia" I. 2, :I, Social Clwi rman 2, :1: .'panish Club I :
Thespians :1: Honor Holl I. :i.

ALVIN RAY A NDERSEN
Gene1·al Business

Libr ary Service Lea gue I, 2, :J, 4: ROTC I, 2. ~-
VJ NC ENT ANDERSON

Industrial Arts-Wood
RONALD ANGLIM

College Prep

/

JOSEPH ANZALONE
College P rep

ROTC I.
PRANK BAB IC

College Prep-Eng ineering
Latin Club l, 2: ROT C I.
JANET BAHR

College Prep
Choi r (Pirst/ 3, 4, (Second / 2: French Club I; Portias
l, 2, 3, Cor responding Secreta ry 2, Secretary 3; Thes-
pians 3, 4: Chi·istmas Program 2, 3, 4; Commencement
3, 4; 11Empcror's New Clothes'' Student Director 3 ;
Honoi· Roll l, 2, 3, 4.

SHARON BAHUN
Bus iness-Stenog raJlhic

Debate Club 2; P ortias I, 2 : Reel Peppers I, 2, 3; Jr. Red
C ross I; Homecoming Parade 2, 3 : Honor Roll I, 2.
MARGARET L. BAILEY

Gcnel'al Business
P ortias I; Sales Club 4; Spanish C lub 3 : Safe Teens 3.
LEROY BAKER

College Prep-Engineering
Bas ketball I : Rig Rrolher :1, 4; Debate Club 2 : Hi-Y

J, 2, a, 4, Chaplin 2, Prcsiclr nl 3, 11; Hom ecoming 4;

Chaii-man Dance Committee 4; Chairman Ho mecoming
Program Com mittee 4 ; Inter-city Student Council 4;
Latin Club 2, ~. 4: Student Council 4: Track l , 2; Out-
stanriinf! Sophomore Award 2: Summer Science Pellow-
ship 3: Honor Roll l. 2. 3, 4.

JO!-! K RALl'll BALKO\ .EC' 0
Fine ArL~ ..J

RALPH llAl.'iAKO
College Prep-\"ocational Agricult ure

Football I. 2: !.:Hin Club 2. :1. 4: Track I. 3 : \·ocational
Ag riculture Treas urer :J, -1: Future Farmers oi Amer-
ica ;J, -1.

VERKO:-S EUGE:-SI:: TIAR:-SETT
College P rep-Arts and ciencc

Choir (Firs t) -1: All City Festival •I: Debate Club 3,
President :I: Future Teachers of America 4: Library
Ser\"ice League I. Chief Shelf '.\! onitor 1: Orches tra
( Adrnnccd) I : Press Club •I. President -1: Quill and
Scr oll -1: Science Club 1, :1: T hespians 4: Tooter Staff
•I. Associate f.dit or -1: Intra-City Writing Club .J: Na-
tional Forensic Lcag-ue 2, :1, -1: Chris tmas Program -1:
Honor Roll 1, 2, :J, ,I.

FHANCIS BARRE'ivl'
Collei:e Prep

JERRY BARRETT
Auto Mechan ics

\Vrcstliug- I. 2, :J.

SHARENE BARHINGTON
General Busincss-Stenoi:1·aphic

Choir ( First Gi rls) 3, -1. (Second Girls) 2: G.A.A. 2:
Librar.,· Sen·ice League 3, -1: Portias 3, -I; Safe Teens -1:
Christmas Program 2, :!, -1: Spring Concert 2, 3, -1.

SHARON BARRY
Business-Stenographic

Big Sister 3 : Cheerleader (Reserve) 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
Reel Peppers 2. 3: Sales Club 2, 3, 4 : Honor Roll 4.

TOM E. BARRY
College Prep

Spanish Club 2, 3.

DORENE R. BARTASKY
General Business

Big Sister 2, 3, -I: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Captai_n 2;
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming 2, 3, 4; Queen Candidate
,1; Homecoming Parade 2, 3, -1 : Inter-City Student Coun-
cil 2, 3, 4 ; Libra1·y Ser vice League 1, 2: Porlias 1, 3; ;Red
Peppers 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I; Student Council 2,
3, -1, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: County Day 3;
Average Teen-Ager Award 3 : Honor Roll I, 2, 4.

LARRY BARTEK
College Prep-Engineering

Band (Advanced ) 2, 3, 4, ( Prep) 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4 ;
Ilaskctball !, 2. 3 : Football I: Spanish Club 4; Track 1 :
Honor Roll -1.

CH ARLES W. BECH ER
Drafting

Baseball 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2: "O'' Club 4.

JACQUELINE L. IlEECHER
Accounti ng-Bookkeeping

Reel Peppers 1, 2.

RALPH BELITZ
General Business

ALICE JANE BELOVED
General Ilusiness

Choir (First Gil'ls') ,1, (Second Choir) 2, 3.

JOE BENAK
Electricity

Big Ilrother 4 : Wrestling 2.

S HARON BE. AK
General Busine s

JACK BENEDICK
College Prep-Engi neering

Band (Prep) 1 : F ootball 2; Hi -Y 2, ~. 4, S cr eta ry-
Treas urer 4, Vice-P res id ent 3 ; Spa nish Club 2: Track
3, 4; Wl'estling 1, 2, 3 ; ' wim mi ng 4 ; Honor Roll 2.
ARDITH JEAN BENTZ

Busin ess
Trans fe r ; G.A.A . 4: Li brary Sel'vice Leag ue 4; Y ar-
book Staff ,J.

BARBARA MARLENE BERKA
Bus iness-Stenogr a phic

Art Club 4; Chess Club 4, ecretary-Treas ure1· 4; Choir
(First Girls' ) 4, (Second Girls') 3 ; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 ;
Latin Club l ; Librnry Ser vice Leag ue 2, 3, 4 ; Red
Peppers l , 2, 3; Honor Roll l , 2.
BILL BER NADY

Auto Mecha nics
JIM BERRY

College Prep

WILLIAM BIC K ELS
Ge ne r a l

ROTC 1, 2, 3; Sales Club 4.
RITA C. BIDROWS l<Y

Gener al Bus iness
F RAN K BICA

W oo d w o l'k in g
ROTC 1, 2, 3.

RO BE RT A. BIN DER
College Prep-E ng ineering

Band( P r ep ) 2; Cr ack Sq uad 2; Hi-YI , 2, 3, 4 ; Lib,.a r y
Ser vice Leag ue I, 2; Math !uh 3, 4 ; "O" Club 2, 3, 4;
ROTC I, 2; Butt Pl a toon 1 ; Span ish Clu b I.; T ennis
2, 3, 4: Wres t ling 3 ; Honor Roll 1, 3.
JO H N H. BIRD

Genera l-Mechanics
ROT l, 2.
J OH N BL UVAS

l nclu st r ial Arts- Prin t ing
Foo t ba ll I; Tootei· Staff 3, 4; T rack 1 ; Prin t Shop Fol'e-
man 4 ; Honor Holl 1, 2, 3, 4.

ART BOBIER
Ccncrn l Busin ess

Spanis h Club I ; W1·es tling 8.
RITA A NN BO Cl<MA N N

Coll ege Prep- Lenograp hic
G.A.A. l , 2, 3, 4 : La tin 'lub J, 2.
ELAI N E 'l'E R ES A BOG US

B us in es·-Stenog1·a phi c
Porti as 1, 2, 3, 4; H onor Roll I, 2, 8, 4.

DELORE BON HA~I
General Business

,JUD ITH ANN I 00TH
General Bus in ess

Choir (Fil t Girl~') ,1, ( ccond Choir) 3; Library ervice
League 3, 4; Red P epper s 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; All ity
Festival 3.

JOE (BUD ) BO IL.JEVAC
General

Choi r (Second) 2; Latin Club l.

JEANENE BOURNE
Stenograph ic
hoil' (Fir l Gi l'is') 3, 4, (Second Choir) 2; G.A.A. 3, 4;

Red Peppe r ·2, 3, 4, Trea urer 3, Vice-President 4; A ll
City Mus ic Festival 2; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Sound
Off 2: Spring once r l 2, 3, 4; H ono,· Roll 1, 2, 3.

JUD IT H ANN BOWSMAN
College Pr ep

Choir (Firsl) 4, (First Girls' ) 3, Alto R cpresent.ative 3;
Future Nurses of Am erica 3 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3
Pres icle1;t 4 ; G.A.A. 3, 4; Latin 'club 3, 4; P ress Club 4;
Treasu rer 4: Red Pepper 3; Tooter Sta.ff 4; Y-Teens 3;
All City F esti val 4 ; Honor Roll 3, 4.

CLARENE S. BRAMOW
Busine -Sales

Ba nd (Advance) 2, 3, 4; Sales Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4;
Hono1· Roll 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILMA BRAND

General Business
G.A.A. 2; Reel P epper s 1, 2.

GEORGE BRENTLINGER
Co llege Prep-Engineering

Football 1 ; Track 1, 2: Wrestling 2. 3.

GJ.ORIA JEAN BREWER

S t e n o g l'a p h i c

Choi r (First Girls') 3, 4, (Second Girls' ) 2; Po rtias 3 ·

Reel P eppe rs 1 ; Safe Teens 3 ; Christ mas Program 3 4 '.

Spring Concert 3. 4; Hono1· Roll 2, 4. ''

MILDRED ANN BR IGG
College Prep

Cho ir (First Girls') 4, (Second Choir) 3; F r ench Clu b
3, 4 ; F uture N u1·ses of America 2, 3; Latin Club 1. 2,
3, 4; Heel Peppers 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; All City
Mnsic F estiva l 3 ; Future Teachers of America 3.
JERRY BR IT'l'EN

Industrial Arts-Auto Mechanics
Track 3.
THOMAS BROSNAN

Auto Mechanics

GARY BROWN
Collego Prep

ROTC 1, 2.
JAMES BROWN

Gene ra l Business
Choir (First) 3 (Second) 2: pnnis h Club 4; All City
Fes tivn l 2, 3; Ch;·istmas Progr am 1, 2. 3: "The Etnperor's
New Iothes·• 3.
RUSSE LL BRUNER

'ollege Prep-Industr ia l A rls
Hi-Y 3, <I; Spanish Iu b 4.

CHARLES BRUNO

College P1·ep-Woodworking

Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ba ketball 1 2 3 4 · J3icr Brother 3 4 ·
''O" CJub 2, 31 4. ''1 '
t't ,'

LEE BUGLEWlCZ
College Prcp-E ng incei-ing

ROTC: 2: Science Clu b I ; S pani sh Club 3 ; H onor Roll
I, 2, 3.

FRANCES K. BURGHARDT
General-Busi ness

Spanish Clu b 4; Y-Tecns I, 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES BUSCHER
Drafting-E lectricity

Baseball I ; . fat h Clu b 2 ; Sc ience Club 1.

LOlS BUSS
B u s in ess
ha ir (Firs t Girls') 4, (Second Girls') 2, (Second Choi r)

3; G.A.A. 1 : P or t ias 1; Red Peppers I.

RO N CARLEY
College Prep-Engineering

French Club 1; Hi-Y 2, 3; Span ish Clu b 4.

GEORGE R. CARPENTER
Auto Mechanics

Football l.
LINDA CARRELL

Busine s-Stenographic
Big Sister 3, 1J; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; L ati n Club 1, 2, 3, 4:
Red P eppers 1, 2: Safe Teens 3; Tenn is 3, 4.
JANET MARIE CARROLL

Business
Transferred from West High at leveland, Ohio.

JERRY CA RSTEN.
College Prep

Spanish ·Jub 1, 2, 3, 4; T en nis 1 ; Thespians 3, 4 ; Tooter
Staff 4; "Gentlemen Prefer Rlondes" 3; hristmas Pro-
gra m 3, 4 : Honor Roll J, 2.
MERLE CARST ENS

lndu ·ti-ial Arts-Machine Shop
Spanis h Club 2; T rack 2.
SHARON ARTER

Gen e ral B usiness
G.A.A. I ; Portias 1; R ed Pepp rs 1; Sales Club 4 ; Y-
Teens l.

CARO L CASEY
College Prep

G.A.A. 3; Reel Peppers l ; Sale Club 4 ; Spanish Club 3.
P HILIP G. CASTLE

Industr ial Arts
S panish Club 4, T ooter Repor ter 4.
HE LE N MARI E ASTRO

Nurse's Prep
Future Nurses of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Libr ary Service
League 4 : Spa nis h Club 2, 3, Rep resentati ve 3; Hono r
Roll 3.