1989

James Carver
Sheron Cerone
Johnny Chavez
Raquel Chavez
Randy Childs
Kecia Christiansen
Chris Clark
Dena Coleman
Mike Contreras

Tiffany Cosentino
Chrstina Coupland
Christian Coupland
Ray Crane
Matt Cruz
Shane Crowley
Kristine Dady
Esther Daeges
Michael Dahl

Katherine Dale
Tyrice Davis
Juanita Denton
Mark Diaz
Regina Dixson
Edward Doughty
Patty Dropinski
Randy Drummand
Robert Dunn

Debbie Evans
Dale Evans
Victor Evans
Chris Evenson
Martin Eckersley
Kevin Elifritz
Steven Elliott
C. Engler
Brenda Enriquez

Daniel Eona
Laura Evans
Cliff Favor
Shawna Finley
Daniella Flanagan
Jose Flores
Shiela Florez
Carrie Fontenot
Kari Foral

Marshawn Ford
Jason Francis
Melinda Free
Rhonda Free
Rick Frawley
Michelle Fruge
Randall Fry
Jeffrey Fuksa
Adriana Garcia

Ryan Gale
Virginia Garcia
Tiffany Gill
Dawn Gish
Richard Gladden
Dawn Glendening
Jose Gonzales
Margie Gonzales
Shawn Grasso

Bartoal Gresham
Laura Griffin
Dale Griger
Dawn Grothe
Liliana Gutierrez
Dawn Hanson
Stephanie Hanson
Christopher Hamblin
Dana Haynie

Willis Haynie
Tyrone Hayes
John Henderson
Danielle Henggeler
Brandon Hrdy
Shannon Hendrickson
Dawn Herren
Rosaelia Herrera
Veronica Herrera

P. Hilario
Brent Hutfless
Kimberly Hotz
Brian Humpal
Tanya Huffaker
Stefanie Hutfless
Steve Janak
Angela Jankowski
Julie Janulewicz

Darren Johnson
Kara Johnson
Wendy Johnson
William Johnson
Angelina Jones
Dewey Jones
Dewayne Jones
Matasha Jordon
Carol Judd

Bill Kanger
Candy Karmann
K. Kounnanbona

John Kern
Kathryne Kiper
Jocelyn Kirkland
Kody Kirschner
Jennifer Kleidosty

Kim Karnes

Ed Koterba
Tim Kozak
Vernon Kuhn
Dawn Kuehn
Michael Lamb
Bernard Lagon
Susana Lara
Tanya Lawver
Keith Lewis

Yolanda Lewis
Shannon Locke

David Loftus
Kevin Luick
Tammy Mahr
William Manning
Christian Maranville
Jeff Marchio
Kathy Marfisi

Carla Marion
Jose Martinez
Michael Martinez
Tony Matteo
Irene Mckeever

Ismael Mejia
Brian Menke
Corey Meyer

Mary Miedl

Adam Milan
Jennifer Miller

Tina Mills
Heather Mittermeier

Zoila Monarrez
Shane Morgan

C. Money
Danny Montes
Denise Montoya

Kevin Muschall
Andrew Nash
D. Nelson
Karita Owens
Scott Oswald

Tajuana Orduna
Terri Orduna

Kelly Newingham
Caristy Nims

Joseph Norris
Stan Novak

Renee Novy
Brian Ogg

Jeff Oksman
Timothy Olechoski

Emilie Oltman
Stephanie Packett

Alkaben Patel

Jason Paulson
Brandon Payne
Andrew Pollreis

John Peralta
Jacinto Perez
Michael Peters
James Perterson
Chris Phillips
Marie Pfeiffer

John Povondra
Frank Preisaitis
Robin Quarles
Greg Remirez
Alejandra Rangel

Diana Rason
Robert Reiter
Sonja Remijio
Gina Renshaw

Michelle Reyes
Maryjo Reynolds

James Rhode
Amy Rinck

Pamela Rico
Charles Robinson
TaRhonda Robinson

Maribel Robles
Laura Rocha

Carmelita Rogers
Christy Ruckman

Richard Rudd
Randall Ryan
Rodrigo Salazar

Lisa Salinas
Radica Samaroo
Veronica Sandoval
Timothy Starkevicius

M ichelle Santee
Albert Scholting
Jennifer Schroeder
J.R. Sanchez
Jeffery Serrano
Bill Sheibal
Aaron Shields
Bridgett Shields
Thomas Siedlik

Becky Sigmund
Maryjo Simpson
Chad Smith
Melissa Smith
Ronald Smith
Rachel Smith
Sed Smith
Aida Soria
Maria Stafford

Shawn Stebbins
Wendy Stewart
Sasha Stump
Chad Sturek
Demond Spiller
Deyon Spiller
Michael Stone
Michael Stonys
Sheblue Swiney

Teresa Talbott
Billy Taylor
Nathan Tebo
Deanna Teeters
Michelle Terrell
Alisala Thompson
Charles Thompson
Timothy Thompson
Bill Thur

Becky Townsend
Richard Trouba
Ruth Trujillo
James Turechek
Jeff Urkevich
J. Valadez
Octavio Valadez
Scott Vanderwerf
Bao Vang

Tammy VanHoozer
Brian Valasquez
Scott Vogel
Rochell Wagner
Christine Wallingford
Stacy Walrath
Jeremy Wattles
Robert Wheeler
Jenny Wildrick

Lisa Williams
Chris Wilson
Theresa Wilwerding
Mario Wofford
Theresa Wolfe
Andrea Woods
Erica Woods
Alyssia Wright
Brian Wurgler

Jeff Urkevich and Jeff Oksman are caught chat­ ?47
ting about their weekend plans.

Amy Rinck takes a second to beautify herself
before her next class.

Class of 92

Fresh Faces

S tarting high school can be very frightening and yet Racheal Mlnarick, begins her dismount at a gymnastics meet against Rals­
a lot of fun. The first day back to school is always ton.
dreaded, but in a way looked forward to. For fresh­
men entering a new school, it's even more exciting. Did you know . . .
Seeing old friends again, meeting teachers, and . . . thot there ore two sets of twins in the freshmen
making new friends makes returning lots of fun. doss?
. . . thot there ore 289 frosh?
As freshmen at South, the students have a wide range of . . . thot Johnson is the most populor lost nome?
classes to keep them busy during the day. After school, there . . . the girls of '92 outnumber the boys?
are a variety of clubs and sports to join.

Even though a student's first year in high school can be
a very large step, the other students and the faculty make the
adjustment easier. When summer vacation finally comes, the
freshmen can be proud of themselves for making it through
their first year in senior high school.

Natalie Adams
Alan Addison
Marin Aguinada
Susan Anderson
Derrick Anderson
Gricelda Arana
Luke Arbrust
Sandi Atkinson
Myumi Awater

Ellen Augustine
Jack Barton

Lemuel Beaugard
John Bell

Michelle Bell
Jason Bellmont

Scott Bender
Denise Biodrowski

Evangela Blanco

Ryan Blohn
Christina Boldan

Michael Boldt
Michael Bosco
Jeanette Brewer
Jolene Brown

Mona Brown
Rod Brun
Ron Brun

David Buchanan
Mishelle Bullis

Danielle Burnett
Kevin Busch

Orlando Bush
Mary Byers

Jason Calvert
Deborah Carney

Maria Carrera

Tammy Carroll
Michelle Cernin

Julie Cerny
Michael Chappell

Stacie Chunka
April Clark

Jacqueline Collett
Kevin Colley

Johnetta Cooper

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Shannon Crawford
Sharon Cullum
Warren Cumerford
Eric Curren
Denise Dady
Brian Danoff
Lavon Davis
Ryan Deane
Kelli Denton

Angel Deporte
Matthew Digilio
Bradford Dilly
John Dizonno
Brian Dugan
Richard Dutcher
Jennifer Edgell
Michael Ellison
Herbert Fant

Tim Fantroy
Mary Ferrin
Randy Finch
Erin Fitzpatrick
Brian Flores
Valdemar Flores
Bobvette Foard
Gregory Fort
Juan Franco

Daniel Freeman
Trent Gade
Michael Gallagher
Jamie Garcia
Charles Garfield
Johanna Genovesi
Todd Gillespie
Mary Gladden
William Godfrey

Thomas Gonzales
Martha Gonzalez
Deena Graham
Jackie Gray
Sherice Gresham
Marc Guthrie
Byron Gureener
Monty Harwood
Sean Hatch

Kristen Hayden
Sharlene Hazuka
Beth Heinz
Daniel Henson
Dieta Henson
Karen Hernandez
Ruth Hernandez
Adam Herrera
Ruth Herrera

Reginald Hickey
Michael Hickman
Lisa Holmes
Rachel Holtgrave
Cathy Hrabik
Jennifer Hrubsky
Joni Hrubsky
Stacey Huffaker
Carrie Hunter

Jus Ignowski
Sandy Jacobsen
Chantel Jefferson
John Johnson
Julian Johnson
Melody Johnson
Tunisha Johnson
Mario Jones
Felipe Ramos

Margo Kelley
Jennifer Kelly
Jason Kibat
Michael Kidder
Kraig Kilton
Christopher Kirby
Amy Koricic
Jason Kopiasz
Clifford Krings

Rachel Kuchinski
Bartlomiej Kukula
Ann Kurcz
Fermin Lara
Keith Lasovich
Harvest Lassiter
Richard Latner
Ralph Layman
David Lengyel

Shawn Lester
Phillip Leymaster
Alan Love
Jacob Mallory
Heidi Manzer
Jennifer A McCarther
Jennifer L McCarther
Kevin McChristian
Lisa McClure

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Jessica McCormack
Christy McGhghy
Justin McGuire
Micheal McIntosh
Adell McKinney
Catrina McKinney
Joel McWilliams
Jerome Meeks
Jose Mejia

Roecio Mejia
Ronnie Manicucci

Billie Mesick
Desiree Metzler

Pauline Millsap
Danny Miracky
Melanie Mitchell
Racheal Mlnarick

Rick Moran

Timothy Moreland
Cathrine Moreno
Layla Morgan
William Nalley
Harvest Nassiter

Christoph Naverrette
James Nellor
Lori Neilsen

Joseph Nourse

John Novak
Adam Nowka
Brian Nystrom
Manuela Ocon
Theretha O'Hara

Jason Olivo
Jody Orduna
Eddie Parasol
Edward Pariseau

Laurie Parsons
Michael Perez
Chad Petsche

Jodi Phillips
Kevin Primes
Ealene Quarles

Lance Rains
Letisia Ramos
Katherine Rayner

Koren Rech
Edward Reyes

Amy Rezac
Patricia Richtig

Tammy Ricks
Vanessa Rinderknecht

Ana Rios

Justin McGuire, Randy Finch and Warren Cu-
merford think about this weekend's events.

Margarito Robles
Mario Rodriguez
John Romero
Eric Rush
Steven Rynkol
Robert Sanchez
Christopher Sanders
Charity Sawatzki
Jeremy Schmidt

Jeremy Sells
Micheal Shaffer
Shearettaa Shepherd
Alicia Simmons
Dennis Smith
Michelle Smith
Terrie Snowden
Frankie Snyder
Tomas Soch

Katherine Solburg
Patricia Spellman
Lisa Spidell
James Sramek
Monique Steverson
Richarda Summers
Christine Tadalen
Terry Thomas
Joseph Tranisi

Adam Tripp
Sandy Urbanec
Jamie Vacanti
Brian Villafuerte
Leda Vokt
Steven Walinski
Jason Wallace
Mary Wallace
Scott Walter

Jeffery Walters
Leroy Warner
Carrie Warsocki
Melody Washington
Brandi Wasinger
Christy Weihe
Barbara White
Lataunya Wilburn
Corita Williams

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TMR

Fun, practical work

S pecial Olympics is an important activity
for the students enrolled in the OPS
Trainable Mentally Retarded (TMR) class
at South, but it is not their only endeavor.
TMR students are busy each day
learning and applying work skills. Various sites
where these students participate in work experi­
ence include St. Joseph's Hospital, where they do
volunteer work, Veterans' Hospital Laundry, United
Enterprises, Children's Museum and UNO Food
Service. Jobs around the school are washing win­
dows, dusting the library, cleaning the Math De­
partment chalk boards and doing janitorial work.

These students are also involved in the school's
programs, such as Christmas Vespers, Homecoming
and Prom.

During the year the students learn how to ride
a bus independently and shop. They also participate
in various sports such as soccer, bowling, basketball,
swimming, track and softball.

After leaving South, the TMR students go on
to jobs in the community for which they have been
prepared. Mr. Tom Jodlowski, a TMR teacher, not­
ed that "many go beyond our expectations."

Chad Sanders gets ready to prepare a meal in home economics.
This is just one of the school programs the students participate
in.

Chanel Glass explains the recipe to Juana
Navarrette.

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Althea Abraham
Suzette Braley
Royce Bremseth
George Clark
Matthew Cooney
Mary Dejoy
Krista Egermier
Daryl Flowers

Joseph Garro
Chanel Glass
Linda Glebavicius
Shannon Gordon
Debora Green
Christine Josoff
Matthew Martin

Michael Moore
Sherri Morinelli
Juana Navarrette
Brandy Obermeyer
Mary Phillippe
Chad Sanders
Dawn Sanders
Terry Scott

i

Lisa Seffron
Troy Shadlow
Tammi Simet
Pamela Smith
Michael Sobczyk
Charles Tate
Donna Thompson
April Watson

Chanel Glass, Michael Moore, Debora
Green and Juana Navarrette watch
closely as Mary Dejoy and Brandy Ober-
meyer make a snack.

The girls wait anxiously for their turn.

t*W l/

Mr. Ted Matsu-
kis explains how
to properly use a
fire extinguisher.

Mr. Dean Meisinger's first year at South as a Miss Mary Louise Beck shows Miss Karen Clark the ropes in counseling.
counselor was 1970.

Pride of South CO

For all you do, this section is for you.
The staff at South is the heart of our school. The custodians
who clean it, the cafeteria staff that feeds it, the secretaries who
organize it, the counselors who advise it, the administrators who
manage it and finally the teachers w ho teach . . . these are the people
who help make South what it is.

A fter we leave South the m em ories of those adults who saw us
through our high school years will still be a part of us. From the help
you gave us w ith that algebra form ula to the frog you helped us dis­
sect to the proper way to conjugate a verb, you were there.

O utside of the classroom there w ere others who influenced us
and helped us through each day. That friendly smile in the cafeteria
and that pat on the back from the custodian meant a lot to us. The
counselors who helped us sort through schedules and future plans
and the secretaries w ho assisted us with any num ber of problems
were all part of our exp erien ce at South.

W e also owe our thanks to those who run the school and who
make it possible for us to finish four years and graduate: the adm inis­
trators.

Thank you staff for making 1988-'89 a year of pride and learning.

•n

Who's this business teacher fresh out of college?
Mr. Glen Teissen.

Joyce Christensen

Mrs. 'C ' is tops

Mrs. Joyce Christensen is the principal and
a vital symbol of excellence at South High.
Her duties are endless but she performs
them with a smile and determination.
Mrs. Christensen is South's represen­
tative for Public Relations and Media, does staff appraisals and
conducts staff meetings. She also is in charge of student teach­
ers.

Mrs. Johnita Moody, Mrs. Christensen's secretary, says,
"She is a neat person, and I admire her very much".

South High is looking forward to the '90's and excellence
with Mrs. Christensen and her hard work. She truly is the tops!

"I am extremely ex­
cited about South's
100th anniversary."

Upper right, Mrs. Joyce Christensen pauses for a moment in her busy sched­
ule to smile for the yearbook photographer. This is Mrs. Christensen's sixth
year as principal of South.

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Mrs. " C " relaxes at home with her new granddaughter, Elizabeth.

Administrative
excellence abounds

W hether one calls them the administrators,
or "the necesssary ingredient for organized
student life," they are definitely an impor­
tant part of South High.

Dr. Gary Thompson is the senior class
administrator and in charge of activities and the master school
calendar. He is also in charge of fund raisers and activity cards.

Mr. Jerry Bartee is the junior administrator and athletic
director. He is also in charge of in-house suspension, cafeteria,
and hall supervision.

Mrs. Laurel Mauro is the administrator for freshmen and
sophomores. Not only does she take care of all data processing
responsibilities, but is in charge of meal tickets and locker as­
signments.

These three administrators work together with Mrs.
Christensen to keep the school running smoothly.

Mrs. Joyce Christensen, Mrs. Laurel Mauro, and Dr. Gary Thompson, take
a break from chaperoning at Homecoming.

7 love helping seniors plan for gradua­

tion.

-Dr. Cary Thompson

Senior Adm inistrator

John Moore Bette Norton Rashon Ashanti-Alexander Karen Clark Dean Meisinger

Mr. John Moore has Mrs. Bette Norton has Born in Oklahoma, Ms Karen Clark is an Counselor Dean Meis­
worked at South for six been counseling at South counselor Rashon Ashanti- eleventh and twelfth grade inger has worked at South
years. He is currently the for 15 years. She currently Alexander taught at Bever­ counselor. She is a member for 21 years. Within that
head of the Counseling De­ works with ninth and tenth idge Junior High School time, Mr. Meisinger taught
partment. Mr. Moore graders. Before coming to before coming to South of the Honors and Awards mathematics before he be­
works with eleventh and South, Mrs. Norton taught four years ago. His special Committee, the 100 Year came a counselor. He has
twelfth graders and his spe­ Spanish at Marrs Junior interests include Afro- Celebration Committee also taught in Plattesmouth
cial interest is the Honors High. Her special projects American Club and Future and is head of the Student and Dunbar, Nebraska. Mr.
and Awards Committee, of include Teen Outreach, Probe, both of which he Recognition and Activities Meisinger is co-sponsor of
which he is the Chairman. Project Focus and Future sponsors. Committee. Ms Clark said Student Council and works
Probe. that her main concern is with Positive Image.
that students have a plan
for after high school.

Counselors . . . Our

C ounselors play a very im­ several years to work with the Chicano
portant role in a student's Awareness Center. The CAC is a support
life. With approximately group which was established to help mi­
1500 students at South nority students better plan their futures.
High, they often have a very These supporters have helped students
stressful job. They are the ones who make with high school and college plans, as well
certain students earn enough credits to as personal problems.
graduate as well as assist in scholarship and
college applications. When grades are School-Within-A-School is a support
slipping, counselors are there to help us. group run be Mr. Jim Swanson and Mr.
This special group of people is relied on Robert Hahn. The SWS counselors help
so much, that occasionally there are times students with negative attitudes and low
when they don't have the opportunity to grades understand the importance of
work with an individual student. There­ school. Advice and time are offered to
fore, students turn to support groups, help ease emotional burdens the students
which are also provided at South. may carry.

South has had the opportunity for

Mr. Jim Swanson is busy
at his computer prepar­

ing activities for the next
SWS group meeting.

Mr. Paul Ashanti sorts Mr. Dean Meisinger is busy ar­
through paperwork on ranging schedules for his students.
his desk.

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Robert Hahn James Swanson Working with Lisa Granados, Miss Theresa McKeagney shows her the highlight of being a counselor
||| is involvement with students.

At one time, Mr. Robert Mr. Jim Swanson has
Hahn worked for eight been with South High for
years as a stagecraft teacher 19 years and is now a coun­
and counselor at South. selor for S.W.S. He is in­
Mr. Hahn has come back volved in Sons-Daughters
again, and is currently United (a group for sexually
working as a S.W.S. coun­ abused children), and
selor. His major focus this Group Counselors. Also,
year was “ to help students this year Mr. Swanson was
understand the power they honored by being selected
have on their lives." guidance counselor of the
year in Nebraska.

Support System

Mr. John Moore is discussing
plans for upcoming college visi­
tations.

Mr. Roger Ramirez, a coun­
selor for Chicano Awareness
Center, works with the students
at South.

Ms Karen Clark spends most of her time working with students on their
grades and future plans.

Faculty and staff

Our teachers are the best

Humble beginnings at SHS

A s South's 100th birthday rolls in so does the 100th
graduating class. Who makes this all possible??
Faculty and staff do. South has the best people
in all of Omaha. South embodies educational ex­
cellence as the staff, faculty, and students have

proven. Staff members have come and gone, but the quality re­

mains the same.

Some of these faculty and staff members began at South as

pupils.

THE FOLLOWING GRADUATED FROM SOUTH: Mr. Jim Yelnek lectures to his World Geography on Pangea, the con­
cept of Alfred Waegner that claims the earth was one large land mass
and separated gradually with time.

Mary Ann Brand (Golden) 1951 Mellanee Kvasnicka (Devall) 1965
Wayne Boldt 1965 Sheri Moyers (Rohlfs) 1978
Karen Clark 1957 Lad Nemecek 1960
Dorothy Curtis 1948 Emily Novotny (Svoboda) 1946
Ruth Davis (Kelley) 1943 William Pierson 1950
Hyla Dizonno (Williams) 1972 Rose Rathbun (Dizonno) 1972
Jim Eisenhardt 1967 Phyllis Uzel (Rendrack) 1950
Jim Faiman 1964 Jim Yelnek 1957
Jean Fritsch 1960
Bob Garcia 1973
Virginia Hernandez 1964
Gary Kastrick 1970
Sue Klingenberg (Schmidt) 1966

Susan Aguilera, ESL
Marvin Alff, Work Experience
David Andersen, Social Studies

Janet Archer, AAC/DRC
Laurie Arn, EMH

Juanita Asue, EMH
Mary Belitz, Math/Computers
Richard Benak, Math/Computers
Wayne Bennett, Industrial Arts/ Computers
Michielle Benson, Instrumental Music

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Kell the cam era! Richard Beran, Science
Dennis Bernadt, Industrial Arts
Mr. james Eisenhardt, the man behind Wayne Boldt, French/Computers
the productions of South's plays, once Perry Brigham, AAC/DRC
had a dream to become a doctor after Darlene Brown, English
high school. In his sophomore year at
South he took a science class that only Margaret Brown, AAC/DRC
juniors and seniors were given credit for. He changed his Thomas Campbell, TMR
mind, though, and decided to go into liberal arts, speech, Robert Christie, Social Studies
theater, and journalism instead. As a student at South, he Dee Crane, Home Economics
performed in The Sound o f M usic and The Flower Drum Jana Crisler, English
Song. His favorite play in which he performed was Cuys
and Dolls. Now that he's a teacher here, he directs plays Richard Cupich, German
instead of starring in them, and Midsummer's Night Carol Debuse, Art
Dream was his favorite play to direct. He also coaches Jim Eisenhardt, Fine Arts
speech and debate and is the adviser of the Tooter. Paul Eisenhauer, Science
Jim Faiman, English

Robert Garcia, Math
Sue Gibson, Science
Delmar Givehand, Social Studies
Cathie Godbersen, Home Economics
Gary Gonzales, Science

Beau Haizlip, Physical Education
Kelly Hannan, AAC/DRC
Jim Harris, Industrial Arts
Dallas Hemenway, English
Sandra Hillman, TMR

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Mrs. Joyce Pribyl instructs her computer students to print their I
programs.
Mrs. Joanne Sokalsky, Spanish teacher, grades tests.

Patricia Hopkins, Reading/English
Harold Hornbeck, ROTC
Shawn Hoschar, Math
Maureen Irwin, TMR

Mary Lou Jackson, Vocal Music

Making her
to the top

It's 1965, "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" by the Beaties is
Number One on the pop charts. Girls wear crew necks
and pleated wool skirts. Mellanee Devall is fresh out of
high school and wants to pursue a career as a trial attor­
ney, but finds the classes boring. Instead, she attends
UNO where she majors in English and receives a certificate
to also teach history.

In 1969, she marries, becomes Mellanee Kvaskicka and
begins in the student teacher program where she teaches
history.

In 1982, Mrs. Kvasnicka became the head of the English
Department at South, which involves writing teacher ev­
aluations, planning curriculum and ordering books. She
continues to teach creative writing and English.

Sally Fellows D epartm ent
Social Studies Deads

Nancy Nicol
Home Economics

Mellanee Kvasnicka
English

Thomas Lowndes Jack Oholendt
AAC Physical Education

Thomas Jodlowski, TMR
David Kahm, Social Studies
Gary Kastrick, Social Studies
Robert Kaufman, Science, SAAC
Ruth Kidd, English/Reading

Gerard Kowal, Latin/Math
Fred Kratzke, Industrial Arts
Deborah Larson, Art
Carol Limoges, Business
Fred Longacre, English

Joe Mancuso, Physical Education
Robert Manning, Math/Computers
Lawrence Masters, Business
Theodore Matsukis, Social Studies
Kirk McLaughlin, Physical Education

Charnella Mims, Business
Sherri Moyers, Computer Magnet
Lad Nemecek, Math/Teacher Intern
Joseph Neuberger, Social Studies
Catherine Palmer, TMR

lacuC tu/

Susan Peters, Physical Education
Pietro Petrini, Industrial Arts
William Pierson, English
Jeffrey Potter, Math

Ann Potter Manion, Speech Therapist

Albert Primbramsky, Industrial Arts
Joyce Pribyl, DECA/Business
Richard Ramirez, ROTC
Mario Remijio, Spanish
Caroline Schmitz, Art

Barbara Seifert, Math
Barbara Smith, Science
Joanne Sokalsky, Spanish
Elizabeth Strasburger, English
Larry Swoboda, Computers

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Mr. Granville Welch speaks emphatically to his social
studies class.

Alice Thompson, Librarian

Ann Underriner, English
Eleanor Venditti, Nurse
Sherie Ward, Math
Marjorie Waterman, English
Granville Welch, Social Studies

Jean Whiting, Business
Gregory Wilcox, BD
Floyd Wozniak, Business
James Yelnek, Social Studies
Douglas Young, Fine Arts/Audio Vi­
sual

E a c k tc the *5 C*s

V graduating senior in 1957, Mr. Jim Yelnek
is the perfect example of a fifties teen. This
is evident in that he was active in many
clubs, his favorite being Spanish Club, and
was the first male editor of the Tooter. His

favorite subjects were Spanish and geometry.
Around school Mr. Yelnek might have been seen in

such items as a pink shirt, blue suede shoes, charcoal grey
slacks, or even a flattop. On the weekends, he might have
been seen "cruisin'" the streets of Omaha, or watching
an Omaha Cardinals' baseball game.

Mr. Yelnek feels that today South is more similiar to
the fifties than people think.

Suppcrt staff

What i f . . . _________________________________________

W hat i f . . . South did not have security guards,
secretaries, cafeteria workers or custodians?

Would we be a functioning school? The ob­ /7 lo v e everything
vious answer is, no! We would be a bunch about m y jo b . r/
of insecure, disorganized, starving individ­
uals. This, of course, is something South will never have to worry -Ruth Davis,
about due to its excellent security guards, secretarial, cafeteria, Bookstore
and custodial staffs. They keep South organized, its students fed,
and its halls clean and secure. Best of all, they do all this with
a smile. With staff like this, "what ifs" are out of the question.

Kerstin Bird, cafeteria
Mary Ann Brand, cafeteria

Martha Childs, cafeteria
Hyla Dizonno, cafeteria
Delores Garfield, cafeteria
Margarette Hunt, cafeteria

Frances Raster, cafeteria
Lillian Kendall, cafeteria
Susan Klingenberg, cafeteria
Ellen Livermore, cafeteria
Janelle Mason, cafeteria
Emily Novotny, cafeteria

Rose Rathbun, cafeteria
Toretta Tippery, cafeteria

lone Wade, cafeteria
Matthew Broderick, custodian

Michael Chizek, custodian
Thadus Craddock, custodian

Byron Fast, custodian
William Faust, custodian
Jose Gonzalez, custodian

Phil Gould, custodian
Ethel Johnson, custodian

William Kitta, custodian
Richard Knott, custodian
Salvatore Marino, custodian
Herman Parks, custodian
Donald Wendt, custodian

Mrs. Jeanne Fritsch works diligently on completing her Mrs. Johnita Moody graciously helps Mr. Ed Radnovich with the work at hand.
many office duties.
Dorothy Andrysik, paraprofessional
James Andrysik, paraprofessional
Barbara Barta, paraprofessional
Tanya Bray, paraprofessional
Jeanne Fritsch, paraprofessional

Kim Grabenstein, paraprofessional
Virginia Hernandez, paraprofessional
Alonzo Mitchell, paraprofessional
Betty Petty, paraprofessional
Rosemary Salcedo, community liaison

Wanda Smith, paraprofessional
Phyllis Uzel, paraprofessional
Bernadine Benak, secretary
Dorothy Curtis, secretary
Ruth Davis, secretary

Erma Helmberger, secretary
Connie Kleber, secretary
Johnita Moody, secretary
Barbara Rider, secretary
Eloise Schwerdtfeger, secretary

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are a special
way of re­
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1989.

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student use.

Karl's Cafe was a supporter of South High back H. P. Smith Motors donated this 1951 Ford for the driver education classes
in 1950. at South.

Pride of Support

A dvertising . . . the section of the book that makes the rest
of the yearbook possible. For all the business who purchased
advertising space in the 1989 T a u ru s , we thank you. And for
all the parents and friends w ho sent in personal ads for graduating
seniors, we thank you, also.

The South Om aha com m unity is a special one. It hosts several
fine businesses, restaurants and grocery stores. Because South
Omaha is one of the oldest districts in the city, it also boasts a history
unlike any other in Om aha. Several of its buildings are on the Na­
tional Register of Historic Places and w ere part of a Landmarks tour
in the spring of 1988.

In celebrating our 100th anniversary, South High School recog­
nizes the special com m unity we serve and thanks them for 100 years
of support.

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Jeanne Mayo Who would have ever guessed that
this cute little girl would grow into such
Stacie, a lovely young woman? We're very
Twelve long years of school and you proud of you Patti and we love you.
have finally made it. We are very proud
of you. Love,
You are a good Christian and have al­ Dad and Mom
ways kept what is important in your life
very special. We hope all your dreams
come true and you make it to Creighton
University.

We love you,
Mom, Dad and Jodi

Tina,
Congrats, graduate!
It's been a long time, baby. You have
grown up right before our eyes. We are
so proud of you and our wish for you is
that you achieve all your dreams and
have happiness always.

Love,
Mom & Dad

Congratulations, Kim. Good Luck Greg in whatever you
You've come a long way, baby! And choose and may God be with you al­
we are ever so proud of you. ways.
Keep smiling, keep shining, and
stay happy and good things will come Love,
your way. Mom, Dad, Lisa, Doug, Cindy, Russ,
Manuel, Carie, Richie, Steve, Luis,
We Love You!
Mom, Larry and Joey Lyndsey, and Kristina

Deana, Congratulations Gracious! Kfcx
Congratulations on your graduation! Now that you have graduated, maybe
You've worked really hard for this. What you can start paying your own phone M
a neat class to graduate with. A special bill. What do you say to that? We -AM
100th graduating class, and a very spe­ thought so. ,- w
cial girl. We love you-Good luck with all Dawn,
As you "stage" your life, we hope Dawn losbff
your future plans. your fondest dreams come true. We
Oh, by the way, this is one of my fa­ know your performance will be superb.
You have made us very proud.
vorite pictures. Just look at that cute
Love,
face!!! Dad, Mom and Laura 1989
Love,

Mom & Dad

Dana Lynn, Dear Meghan,
Congratulations Kid. You've made it! Even It really doesn't seem that long ago that
though at times things got tough, you hung you were just starting kindergarten.
in there and kept going. We knew you could I know parents say that a lot but it's true.
do it and we are very proud of you. You've Remember how you used to set your clothes
got a great future ahead of you and there is out the night before on the green chair?
a lot you can accomplish-so Go For It. The Well, we are very glad you have made it
future is yours. through and know you are too.
I hope you have fun and enjoy the rest of We hope for the very best future possible
your life with your family, friends & new
friends. Now it's time to get a "Real Job." for you.
Also, Congrats to Kim. Good Luck to both of Congratulations '89
you. We Love You,
Mom & Dad
Love, Mom & Dad

This is your first school picture, and
now you're graduating from "High
School." I am very proud of you and
your decision of what to do after gradu­
ation. I just want you to be happy. I am
very proud that you are my son.

Love,
Mom

"Congratulations Matthew Galdeano," Dear Tom Byers,
When you were born When I feel down and blue,
We smiled with pride. I close my eyes and think of you.
And through the years, Your soft warm eyes and gorgeous
with all our moves, smile, keep me happy for a while.
you always did well, And when I feel sort of sad, your smile
and took it in stride. makes me feel so glad,
'Cause you're the one that holds my
Now our wish for you is that success heart and keeps it safe while we're
and happiness always smile on you. apart.

Matthew, our youngest child. I Love You, Tomy,
We Love You, Mom and Dad Marjie Hood "1989"

To Audra, David,
Special moments we all cherish From a tiny baby
To little boy toys
Family Love we all give To mild-mannered teen
Life will give what you gave To a young man I'm proud to know.
Work to get what you give
We've had it good
Rewards will come We've had it bad
But always managed to grow
Love and Congratulations, The future is yours
Ask me, I know!
Mom, Marion, Glenn, Vickie,
John and Scott "Go For It"
Love, Mom
Gena,
You were full of vim and vigor way tC h ris/rtiitf Dearest Christina,
back then and still are. You are a won­ Finally your senior year and gradua­
derful person and we know you will go tion. Dad and I want to say congratula­
far. You have what it takes to make it. tions and tell you how proud we are of
A congratulation to you Gena for you.
your graduation. Also, we love you very much. We
God be with you as you step out into want to wish you all the best in the fu­
life. ture and remember we are always here
for you.
Love,
Mom and Dad All our love,
Dad and Mom

(Matt too!)

To Trevor John J. Headley, Dear Ronell,
You are one of our "4" generations who Congratulations! You made it! We always
have attended South High School. I am very knew that you would. You've come a long
PROUD of you and happy you are graduat­ way and have had some very good and some
ing. bad times. In spite of the hurts, losses and
frustrations, which at the time seemed un­
Your brother Tim, "Prom King 1987," bearable, you came through it all a much
preceded you, and your sister Tammy will stronger person.
follow you next year, 1990. It made me very
happy our 3 children will have graduated You've grown into a very caring, com­
from South High as I did in '67. passionate, loving and beautiful young lady.
Good Luck and God Bless you. We could not even begin to put into words
how much we love you and how proud we
With Love, Your "M O M ” are. WE LOVE YOU,

Also Congratulations from Dad, Grandma Mom, Dad & Danny
and Grandpa

My first born and my love and joy Julie,
for seventeen years. You have been my Hold on to your dreams and always
helping hand with your sister and two be true to yourself. Achieve all that you
brothers. You were sometimes ornery can possibly do. Have a good attitude
and sometimes impatient, but a joy. You and smile, for your future is in your
are bright, intelligent, bubbly, and so hands.
much rolled up into one person.
Love,
You are a highlight to life. Mom, Jeff, Ray, John, and Bill

Love,
Mom

Sherry, Mike,
As you continue your life's journey, we We are taking this special moment
want you to know how special you are and to tell you how happy & proud you have
how much you are loved by us. We are so made usas parents. Your father &I know
proud of you. Your graduation is only the you worked very hard.
first of many challenges that will open doors Just think, this little boy pictured
before you. Continue to give of your time, here finally achieved what he wanted to
talents & God-given gifts that others may re­ do. Football, of course! Mike you were
ceive into their hearts the priceless gift of a great asset to your team. You played
joy, for you have truly brought much joy into a great game!!
our hearts.
Love,
Mom, Bonnie & Lloyd Dad & Mom

Dear Melissa, "Our Star Quarterback" #3
It seems like yesterday and you
were just a cute little baby, now you're At the beginning you were the BIG­
17 and graduating. The first 17 years GEST BABY, the run-away at age of two.
with you were such a joy to us. Dad and Into sports before school. A leader!
I just want you to know that we're really John 3:16 Isaiah 40:8
proud of you. You really made it
through high school! We wish you Earl & Lela
health, happiness and prosperity Brian, Earl, Trouble, Stewart
throughout the rest of your life. We're
glad that you're our special daughter.
Love You Always,
Mom and Dad, Lynn and Tony Cantu

Lenier Slaughter, To Baylen Bum:
Keep your eyes on the goal of success. You are not a Bum anymore; you are a gentleman now!

SLAUGHTER DOG — - Vanita
Marvin-Germany
You are on the ladder going up. Keep climbing. You know 1care.
I'm proud of you. 1love you.
Anything 1can do, let me know. Love,
Granny
Olen-Chicago

To: The '88-'89 Pom-Pon Squad: To: Jay, Steve, Todd, Rob, Tom, Chris, Gabe and others:
It was a great year. (Oh Really) We are proud of you guys for try­ Thanks for all the great times we've had together. We'll never
ing so hard to make it work. From initiation to summer camp to our forget all those trips to the woods, the TP jobs on your houses and
first football game to our last performance, WE DID OUR BEST! the bright lights on the boulevard! Good Luck in college-Seniors, and

Good Luck next year little "heifers," WE LOVE YA! hope you other guys have a great senior year!
We'll miss ya & We Love Ya All!!
Janet, Michelle, Tina and Lori
Tina, Tara, Lori, Michelle, Heather & Janet
P.S. Don't worry Mrs. Brown, you'll always be #1.

Lenier Slaughter, To: Sherry, Sonny, Micki, Kathy, Monica, Dennis, Thaddeus, and Harry.
Although the road has seemed long, you have been challenged Thanks for all the good times, guys! We've made it a long way! Good
by Hookway, Westcott, Morgan, Beveridge, Mann, McMillan and Luck and especially R o se---------Thanks for all the lectures.
South. You still manage to get the end of the road. ON TOP, but the
LOVE YA,
real challenges begin at College-SLAUGHTER DOG- SANDI

Irving, Oahu, Hawaii

We would like to congratulate South High School on 100 years To: Chrissy, Audra, Trish, Kendra, and Ann.
of Excellence.
Wow! 1can't believe we made it through our senior year
The Ladies currently working in the cafeteria would like to at South! Thanks for all the wonderful topics at the lunch
join those who have worked here in the past saying that we have table, that, of course, we could have done without. Thanks to

enjoyed serving you. You are a great group of students and all of you, we really had some good times together.
teachers. We hope the tradition will go on forever.
Good Luck in all you do.
Again Congratulations!
The Ladies of the Love,
South High Chris S.
Cafeteria P.S. A very special thanks to
my Dad and Mom. To Pat and of course Matt.
To the Cross Country Team,
We've enjoyed being with you this season. You are all a great In loving memory of Gary Bobier,

bunch of kids to be with. When I feel alone and sad,
Our special congratulations go to: Craig Christiansen (Chrissy), I remember the happy times we had.
Tammy Shank, and Kari Foral for making it to State. You all did a The secrets, fun, and laughter we shared,
Made me believe that you really cared. '
great job. Your beautiful blue eyes and your warm loving smile,
See ya next season. Could brighten anyone's day within a mile.
Your soft blonde hair and your muscular physique,
Love, Could send any girl to an emotional peak.
Mike and Gloria Lewis Your sensitive deep voice was always caring and kind
Which proved to me that you were not easy to find ’
To Gary's Friends, You always made me feel safe and secure
Gary is gone, but each and every one of you still has And I only wanted for you to be near.
a lot of living to do. Gary enjoyed life to its fullest.
I hope you do the same. Remember all the good times you Even though it wasn't said clearly,
shared with Gary and how important every day can be. Gary Bobier I miss you dearly!

God Bless You All & Keep In Touch. LOVE ALWAYS,

Carol Bobier RACHEL

Cary-You'll never know Gary,
You'll never know how much we cared, This would have been your senior year to enjoy, but you chose not
Nor how much we've cried. to, for reasons that we'll never know or understand. Your friends were
You kept all your tears and heartaches bottled up inside. always important to you and now all they have left are your memories.
You'll never know how much we loved you, In the short 18 years you lived, you touched a lot of lives. Remember
We never had the chance to say. how much you enjoyed life and all the good times you shared. We miss
And now we all are praying here and wishing you would have you so very much.
stayed.
And we will never know why, Love Always,
Why you left us all behind
Why you chose to end it all, — Mom and Dad —
Oh, What was in your mind?
We'll never know how much you hurt,
Oh God, why couldn't we see?
And yet it all means nothing now,
just a space for memories.
I come to you now, I hope it's not too late,
But please just hear me say,
I loved you so,
You meant so much,
And you're in my heart to stay.

I miss you so much.

Written By: Sarah

Congratulations!

Centennial Graduates-1989

South High Yearbook
Staff and Sponsor

INDEX

a Benson, Christopher 88, 144 Chapman, Robin 26, 27, 35, 66, 88, 89, 100, 101, Dizonno, Hyla 166
Benson, Michielle 160 123 Dizonno, John 149
Abraham, Althea 153 Benton, Rachael 144 Dizonno, Tony 125
ACADEM IC DECATHLON 30 Beran, Richard 42, 161 Chapman, Scott 86, 88, 89, 141 Dokmonovich, Sherry 40, 125, 132
Adams, Christian 106 Bernadt, Dennnis 161 Chappell, Michael 148 Domayer, Tricia 29, 39, 42, 72, 73, 125
Adams, Christine 140 Bertch, Brian 88, 123 Chavez, Johnny 35, 145 Dominguez, Anna 125
Adams, Natalie 93, 148 Bigsby, Keith 70 Chavez, Manuel 141 Dorste, Stacie 12, 101, 106, 124, 125, 173
Addison, Alan 148 Biodrowski, Denise 148 Chavez, Raquel 35, 145 Dougherty, Daniel 141
Addison, Heather 122 Bird, Kerstin 166 Cherco, Beverly 34, 141 Doughty, Ed 93, 95, 145
ADVERTISING 170, 171, 172, 173 Bishop, Patrick 140 CHESS CLUB 44 Downs, Sarah 19, 141
AFRO AMERICAN CLUB 41 Bitler, Jennifer 93, 144 Childs, Martha 166 Downs, Stacy 35, 141
Aguilera, Susan 160 Blackstone, Robert 144 Childs, Randy 35, 36, 37, 88, 145 Driscoll, Nicole 80
Aguinada, Marin 148 Blair, Arnold 103, 108, 109 Chizek, Michael 166 Dropinski, Patty 25, 40, 83, 145
Aldrich, David 52, 140 Blair, Rebecca 109 CHORUS 92, 93 Drummond, Randy 90, 145
Alff, Marvin 160 Blanco, Eva 61, 148 Chris Evenson 145 Duarte, Dana 61, 68, 69, 93
Allen, Audra 93, 122, 174 Blankenship, Darwin 57, 76 Christensen, Joyce 156, 157 Dugan, Brian 149
Allen, Lametra 140 Blessie, Michelle 93, 144 Christenson, Brian 141 Dumler, Paul 142
Allen, Lynn 144 Blessie, Stephanie 93 Christiansen, Craig 24, 25, 39, 60, 62, 63, 141, Dunlap, Patrice 93, 141
Allen, Scott 34, 39, 140 Blohn, Ryan 88, 148 Dunn, Robert 145
Allen, Sylvia 144 Bloom, Chris 140, 144 145 Dutcher, Richard 25, 149
Alonzo, Dana 130 Bobier, Gary 177 Christiansen, Kecia 62, 63, 82, 83, 145 Dutcher, Tammy 25, 40, 45, 141
Alva, John 144 Bodnar, John 105, 123 Christie, Robert 161 Dutcher, Tony 40, 68, 88
AMBASSADORS 95 Boetel, Christine 140 Chunka, Stacie 148 Dvorak, Lee 58, 74
Andersen, Dave 58, 160 Bojan, Renee 43, 45, 123 Chunka, Valerie 29, 141 Dvorak, Lila 141
Andersen, Ron 144 Bojanski, Michelle 40, 123 Clark, Allen 31, 123, 184 Dykes, Ami 125
Anderson, Dana 41, 140 Boldan, Chris 93 Clark, April 93, 148 Dymek, Brian 75
ANderson, Derrick 148 Boldan, Christina 148 Clark, Chris 145 Dysart, Brenda 40, 58, 72, 141
Anderson, Pamela 40, 58, 74, 144 Boldt, Michael 93, 148 Clark, George 153 Dysart, Russell 125
Anderson, Patrick 29, 52, 75, 140 Boldt, Wayne 34, 161 Clark, Karen 158, 159
Anderson, Ron 62, 63 Boris, Tammy 27, 30, 31, 66, 101, 140 Clark, Michele 72 e
Andersen, Steve 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 65, 122, 128, Borman, Stacy 36, 80, 81, 140 Clark, Tiffany 72, 141
Bosco, Michael 76, 148 Clary, Alysia 93, 94, 141 Earnest, Doug 125
35, 68, 69 Bourque, Michael 144 Coleman, Beth 26, 27 Eckart, Michelle 125
Anderson, Susan 63, 148, 151 Bowen, Philip 56, 144 Coleman, Deena 32, 40, 60, 145 Eckersley, Martin 145
Andrews, Richard 144 Bowley, Mychelle 35, 43, 144 Coleman, Elizabeth 141 Edgell, Jennifer 149
Andrews, Tammy 144 Boyd, Jason 123 Coleman, Laquita 141 Egermier, Krista 153
Andrysik, Dorothy 167 Boye, Dan 140 Collett, Jacqueline 148 Eiland, Tamela 29, 34
Andrysik, James 167 Boyle, Steven 140 Colley, Kevin 148 Eisenhardt, James 102, 161
Andura, Terri 43 Brabec, Shawn 140 COMPUTER CLUB 37 Eisenhauer, Paul 161
Anglim, Chris 43 Bragg, Paul 52, 140 Contreras, Mike 145 Elifritz, Kevin 145
Antoniak, Sandy 27, 31, 42, 88, 89, 140 Braley, Suzette 153 Cooney, Matthew 153 Elliot, Roger 68, 88, 141
Arana, Grace 46, 93 Brand, Gregory 70, 140 Cooper, Johnetta 77, 93, 148 Elliott, Kathy 125
Arana, Gricelda 148 Brand, Mary Ann 166 Cosentino, Tiffany 145 Elliott, Steven 145
Archer, Janet 160 Bratsveen, James 40, 56, 144 Coupland, Christian 90, 145 Ellison, Eddie 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 141
Archer, Lisa 93, 140 Bravo, Art 19, 52, 78, 122, 123 Coupland, Christina 145 Ellison, Michael 149
Archie, Floyd 11, 39, 41, 48 Bravo, Mario 56, 144 Cox, Catherine 40, 93, 141 Engler, C. 145
Armbrust, Luke 33, 148 Bray, Tanya 167 Cox, Pat 88, 92 Engler, Deborah 141
Armbrust, Randy 144 Bremseth, Royce 153 Craddock, Thadus 166 Engler, Todd 125
Armstrong, Pleshyete 140 Brewer, Jeanette 148 Craig, Sheri 45, 93, 95, 123, 175 Enriquez, Brenda 145
Armstrong, Stephanie 140 Brewer, Michael 56, 144 Crane, Dee 161 Eona, Daniel 145
Armstrong, Travis 144 Brigham, Perry 161 Crane, Ray 145 Evans, Dale 93, 145
Arn, Laurie 160 Broderick, Matthew 166 Crawford, Kelly 141 Evans, Debbie 58, 72, 145
Arnold, Amy 101, 140 Brody, John 140 Crawford, Cara 141 Evans, Laura 145
Arrington, Stacy 122 Brody, Shawn 140 Crawford, Shannon 93, 149 Evans, Sheresse 93, 141
ART CLUB 43 Brooner, Traci 123, 124 Crayne, Brian 52, 141 Evans, Victor 56, 76
Ashanti-Alexander, Rashon 41, 158 Brown, Darlene 161 Crisler, Jana 161 Evanson, Chris 56, 145
Asta, Gina 28, 29, 45, 122 Brown, David 140 Croft, Brian 57
Asue, Juanita 160 Brown, Jolene 148 Cropp, Jassen 41, 92, 93, 95, 97, 141 f
Atkinson, Sandi 148 Brown, Margaret 161 Cropp, Jolene 29
Atwater, Myumi 93 Brown, Mona 148 Crowley, Shane 145 Faiman, Jim 161
Aubers, D. 140 Brown, Russell 31, 42 Crum, Larry 56 Falk, Jeffrey 141
Augustine, Ellen 34, 61, 148 Brown, Sharon 123 Cruz, Matt 145 Fant, Herb 76, 77, 149
Avery, Charles 56, 144 Bruber, Leslie 144 Cruz, Michael 52, 141 Fantroy, Tim 149
Awater, Myumi 148 Brun, Rod 57, 148 Cullum, Lemont 41 Fast, Byron 166
Brun, Ron 14, 39, 148 Cullum, Sharon 61, 74, 77, 93, 149 Faust, William 166
b Brun, Russ 57 Cumerford, Warren 149 Favor, Cliff 145
Bryan, B 39 Cunningham, Lori 123 Fellows, Sally 5, 26, 27, 30, 154, 163
Badgett, Terrance 70, 71, 144 Bryant, Steve 109, 144 Cupich, Richard 32, 161 Ferrell, Jason 108, 109
Baerde, Esmael 56, 144 Bryne, Todd 40 Curren, Eric 88, 149 Ferrin, Mary 149
Bailey, Brian 63, 140 Buchanan, David 148 Curtis, Dorothy 167 Finch, Randy 149
Baker, Theresa 140 Bugay, Ann 140 Finley, Shawna 63, 145
Balaban, Carrie 140 Bullis, Mishelle 148 d Finney, Rachel 125
Baldwin, Jeremy 88, 108, 109, 144 Burden, M. 144 Fitzpatrick, Erin 149
Baldwin, Robert 108, 140 Burghardt, Andrea 27, 33, 140 Dady, Dawn 93 Fitzpatrick, Tom 85, 108, 109, 126
Bandi, Melinda 144 Burghardt, Antoinette 140 Dady, Denise 149 Flanagan, Daniella 35, 145
Banks, Chari 140 Burnett, Danielle 148 Dady, Kristine 145 Fleetwood, Jamie 108, 109, 126
Banks, Jennifer 123 Burns, Carestta 123 Daeges, Esther 145 Fletcher, Rhonod 29, 141
Barnes, Arlena 144 Busch, Kevin 32, 57, 109, 148 Dahl, Michael 145 Flood, Marlisa 93
Barnes, Mary 93, 140 Bush, Orlando 93, 148 Daisy, 31 Mores, Brian 103, 149
Barrett, Steve 144 Busse, Charles 144 Dale, Katherine 145 Flores, Cathy 29, 80, 100, 127
Barrett, Tracy 144 Butt, Tracy 93, 140 Danoff, Brian 149 Flores, Jose 145
Barrientos, Jessica 123 Byers, Mary 148 Danoff, Sherry 125 Flores, Valdemar 90, 91, 149
Barta, Barbara 167 Byers, Thomas 140, 174 Davies, Michelle 33, 58, 59, 125 Florez, Shiela 145
Bartak, Pamela 144 Byrne, Todd 27, 42, 123 Davis, C. 141 Flowers, Daryl 153
Bartee, Jerry 157 Davis, Lavon 149 Fontenot, Carrie 145
Bartlett, Bill 144 C Davis, Philip 141 Foral, Kari 25, 39, 63, 83, 145
Bartlett, Jamie 144 Davis, Rodney 70 Ford, Bobvette 77, 149
Bartlett, Robin 144 Caasch, T. 144 Davis, Ruth 167 Ford, Marshawn 145
Barton, Jack 148 Calek, Jason 27, 28, 29, 40, 48, 123 Davis, Tyrice 145 Foreman, Dawn 11, 42, 43, 93, 94, 95, 96, 127
Bartos, Joseph 140 Calister, George 27 Deane, Anissa 125 Fort, Gregory 57, 76, 149
Bartunek, Terence 140 Calvert, Jason 148 Deane, Ryan 32, 149 Foster, Ernie 72
Bashore, Frank 123 Camillo, Noel 123 DeBuse, Carole 40, 161 Francis, Jason 145
Bateman, Jerry 63, 140 Campbell, Thomas 161 DECA 28, 29 Francis, Terry 127
Bates, Jason 140 Cantu, Melissa 40, 123, 175 DeGeorge, Russell 52, 105, 141 Franco, Juan 63, 149
Baumgard, David 174 CAREER CENTER 106, 107 Dejoy, Mary 153 Frank, Michael 141
Baumwart, Dawn 140 Carerra, Norma 46, 47 DeLeon, Demetria 93, 94 Frawley, Rick 145
Bawkins, Christine 144 Carlentine, Cari 144 DeLeon, Eddie 19, 125 Free, Melinda 145
Beals, Julie 140 Carlentine, Rachel 26, 27, 123 Demont, Scott 125 Free, Rhonda 145
Bcauguard, Lem 79, 148 Carlson, Gerald 141 Denton, Juanita 25, 40, 83, 145 Freeman, Daniel 149
Belcastro, Kathy 28, 48, 58, 123 Carney, Deborah 148 Denton, Kelli 93, 149 FRENCH CLUB 35
Belfoii«\ Briane 57 Carpenter, Pam 93, 123 Denton, Patricia 141 Fritsch, Jeanne 167
Belitz, Mary 37, 66, 160 Carpenter, Phil 56, 93, 95, 144 Deporte, Angel 34, 149 Fruge, Michelle 93, 94, 99, 145
Bell, John 57, 93, 148 Carrera, Juan 56, 144 Derry, Jennifer 74, 93, 140, 141 Fry, Randall 145
Bell, Michelle 84, 148 Carrera, Maria 35, 148 Derry, LeeAnn 93, 125 Fry, Rockie 88, 141, 143
Bellmont, Jason 148 Carrera, Robert 144 Derry, Mike 125 Fuksa, Jeffrey 145
Benak, Bernadine 167 Carroll, Nancy 144 Devault, Steve 125
Benak, John 104, 140 Carroll, Tammy 94, 148 Devore, Chad 90
Benak, Richard 37, 160 Carson, Tony 141 Diaz, Mark 145
Benavente, Delia 140 Cartlentine, Rachel 27 Dickey, James 31, 36, 68, 69, 125
Bender, Scott 148 Carver, James 145 Digilio, Mark 125
Benesh Ale<ia 11, 93, 140 Casale, Toni 64, 141 Digilio, Matt 68, 149
Bennett, Brenda 25, 27, 35, 123 Cavitt, Nancy 33 Dilly, Bradford 149
Bennett, Wayne 160 Cernin, Michelle 148 Dinges, Greg 12, 125
Cerny, Julie 148 Dixson, Regina 145
Cerone, John 123 Dizonno, Ann 27, 141
Cerone, Sheron 145

g Hemenway, Dallas 161 Judd, Carol 145 Lowndes, Thomas 38, 163
Henderson, Ann 66, 129 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 74, 75 Lubash, Jeffrey 142
Gade, Trent 149 Henderson, John 145 Junn, Jake 39, 52, 141 Luger, Pat 11, 31, 36, 39, 42, 48, 49, 52, 128, 131
Cade, Troy 57 Henderson, Sandi 40, 129 Luick, Kevin 146
Gaines, Jeff 25, 38, 52, 127 Hendrickson, Shannon 145 k Luna, Kim 131
Galdeano, Matt 35, 127, 174 Henggeler, Danielle 145
Gale, Ryan 145 Henn, Jodi 129 Kaash, Marie 141 m
Gallagher, Michael 149 Henson, Dan 57, 149 Kahm, David 163
Garcia, Adriana 35, 145 Henson, DeeDee 34, 61, 68 Kanger, Bill 146 Mack, Moses 103
Garcia, Brigida 17, 127 Henson, Dieta 149 Kantor, Tracy 11, 27, 60, 100, 101, 141 Mackey, Terrence 167
Garcia, Jamie 149 Henson, Douglas 141 Karmann, Candy 146 Madison, Marc 131, 174
Garcia, Manuel 35, 43, 141 Hering, Roger 99, 141 Karmann, Chad 129 Mahr, Tammy 33, 146
Garcia, Robert 63, 161 Hernandez, Karen 84, 93, 149 Karnes, Kim 146 Mallory, Jacob 149
Garcia, Shannon 20, 93, 141 Hernandez, Ruth 149 Kaster, Frances 166 Mancuso, Joe 56, 77, 163
Garcia, Toni 127 Hernandez, Virginia 167 Kastrick, Gary 163 Manning, Robert 93, 142, 163
Garcia, Virginia 108, 145 Herren, Dawn 88, 145 Kaufman, Robert 163 Manning, William 146
Gardner, Byron 57, 76 Herrera, Adam 149 Kelley, Margo 149 Manzer, Heidi 149
Gardner, Byron 88 Herrera, Jose 129 Kelly, Arlene 93 Maranville, Christian 146
Garfield, Charles 57, 149 Herrera, Rosaelia 35, 145 Kelly, Jennifer 149 Marcan, Colette 27, 39, 64, 74, 101, 142, 184
Garfield, Delores 166 Herrera, Ruth 149 Kemery, Kerri 141 Marchio, Jeff 56, 78, 93, 95, 146
Garro, Joseph 153 Herrera, Veronica 145 Kendall, Lillian 166 Marfisi, Kathy 146
Hiatt, Cindy 21 Kennedy, Chris 57 Marfisi, Laurie 131
Gault, Renee 29, 41, 83, 88, 141 Hiatt, James 141 Kennedy, Lonnie 133 Marino, Salvatore 166
Gazinski, Mollie 43, 45, 99, 127 Hiatt, Robin 129 Kenter, Michael 141 Marion, Carla 93, 146
Geislar, Geoff 32, 88, 89, 127 Hickey, Reginald 149 Kern, John 67, 146 Marquez, Javier 15, 67, 88, 89, 142
Genovesi, Johanna 149 Hickman, Michael 149 Kibat, Jason 149 Martin, Matthew 153
GERMAN CLUB 33 Hilario, Pedro 88, 145 Kidd, Ruth 163 Martinez, Jose 146
Germer, Michelle 29, 127 Hill, Wendell 70, 141 Kidder, Chad 141 Martinez, Lisa 131
Geske, Jim 127 Hillman, Sandra 161 Kidder, James 47, 103 Martinez, Marty 52
Gibson, Sue 61, 161 Hineman, Jeffery 141 Kidder, Michael 88, 149 Martinez, Michael 25, 40, 56, 146
Gilbert, Cary 141 HISTORY CLUB 31 Kilborn, Lori 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 35, 39, 48, 83, Martinez, Stephen 131
Gill, Tiffany 145 Hixon, Mary 27, 58, 141 Mason, Janelle 166
Hogan, Mary 93 129 Massow, Tanya 131
Gillespie, Todd 34, 44, 149 Holguin, Jodi 29, 60, 74, 141 Kilton, Kraig 149 Masters, Lawrence 163
Gish, Dawn 93, 145 Holmes, Cullen 16, 141 Kiper, Kathryne 146 MATH CLUB 36
Holmes, Lisa 93, 149 Kirby, Chris 57, 149 Matol, Audrey 80, 85
Givehand, Delmar 52, 161 Holmes, Tanya 141 Kirkland, Jocelyn 146 Matol, Heather 25, 28, 29, 35, 39, 80, 120, 128,
Gladden, Mary 93, 149 Holtgrave, Rachel 149 Kirschner, Kody 56, 146
Gladden, Richard 145 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 45 Kitta, William 166 131
Glass, Chanel 152, 153 Hood, Joseph 129 Kjenstad, Louis 88, 89 Matsui, Matthew 44, 131
Glebavicius, Linda 153 Hood, Marjorie 141 Kleber, Connie 167 Matsukis, Ted 4, 113, 154, 163
Glendening, Dawn 145 Hopkins, Patricia 162 Kleidosty, Dan 17, 25, 28, 29, 67, 103, 141 Matteo, Tony 146
Godbersen, Cathie 161 Hornbeck, Harold 109, 162 Kleidosty, Jennifer 40, 80, 146 Mauer, Toni 58, 142
Godfrey, Marie 127 Horvath, Michael 141 Klingenberg, Susan 166 Mauro, Laurel 157
Godfrey, William 93, 149 Hoschar, Shawn 48, 49, 162 Klug, Kevin 88, 141 Maye, Sonya 80, 131
Gonzales, Gary 161 Hotz, Kim 25, 35, 40, 82, 83, 145 Knott, Richard 166 Mays, Cody 70, 71, 75
Gonzales, Greg 127 House, Galen 141 Koch, Marnie 129 Mays, Gerald 131
Houseworth, Mark 141 Kohler, Daniel 141 McCamish, Michelle 93, 142
Gonzales, Guadalupe 45, 93, 141 Hrabik, Cathy 64, 149 Kolb, Lee 36, 37, 141 McCarther, Jennifer A 47, 149
Gonzales, Jose 145 Hrabik, Chris 64, 65, 141 Kolc, Monica 129, 132 McCarther, Jennifer L 47, 149
Gonzales, Margie 93, 145 Hrdy, Brandon 145 Koop, Ken 27, 31, 39, 48, 49, 52, 129, 132 McCaul, Brandon 142
Gonzales, Martha 47 Hrubsky, Jennifer 84, 149 Kopiasz, Jason 149 McChristian, Kevin 149
Gonzales, Thomas 57, 149 Hrubsky, Joni 84, 149 Koricic, Amy 149 M cClure, Lisa 149
Gonzalez, Greg 173 Hrubsky, Michelle 9, 25, 28, 29, 35, 39, 83, 129 Koterba, Ed 39, 52, 146 McCormack, Jessica 150
Gonzalez, Jose 35, 166 Hubby, Stacey 129, 130 Koterba, Jenny 27, 28, 29, 40, 94, 141 McCoy, Veronica 142
Gonzalez, Martha 35, 46, 61, 149 Huber, Lisa 141 Kounnanbona, K. 146 McGhghy, Christine 61, 88, 150
Goodrich, Trisha 29, 83, 127 Hudson, Richard 75, 141 Kousgaard, Dominique 43, 129, 132, 184 M cGuire, Jason 25, 27, 42, 108, 142
Gordon, Shannon 45, 153 Huffaker, Stacey 93, 149 Kousgaard, Michael 129 M cGuire, Justin 32, 150, 151
Gorodon, DeeDee 127 Huffaker, Tanya 90, 145 Kowal, Gerard 33, 163 McIntosh, Alexander 70, 71, 142
Gosch, Matthew 127 Hultquist, Bernadette 93, 141 Kozak, Tim 146 McIntosh, Denise 29, 124, 131
Gould, Phil 166 Humpal, Brian 25, 40, 56, 76, 145 Kratzke, Fred 163 McIntosh, Micheal 57, 150
Grabenstein, Kim 167 Hunt, Margarette 166 Kress, Denise 93, 141 McKeagney, Theresa 159
Grados, Lisa 159 Hunter, Carrie 149 Krings, Clifford 149 Mckeever, Irene 146
Graham, Deena 149 Hunter, Christina 25, 36, 41, 48, 49, 80, 129, 130 Kucera, Anthony 126, 130, 174 M cKinney, Adell 68, 150
Granados, Lisa 127 Husser, George 141 Kuchinski, Rachel 149 M cKinney, Catrina 61, 150
Grasso, Shawn 60, 93, 145 Hutfless, Brent 145 Kudirka, Lee 130 McLaughlin, Kirk 72, 73, 163
Gray, Jackie 84, 149 Hutfless, Stefanie 15, 34, 80, 145 Kuehn, Dawn 146 McLaughlin, Luke 142
Green, Debora 153 Kuhn, Vernon 146 McLaughlin, Patti 45, 131
Greenlee, Thomas 93, 141 I Kukula, Bart 44, 149 McLaughlin, Thomas 64, 65, 142
Grego, Ronell 127, 175 Kurcz, Amy 61 McWilliams, Joel 76, 150
Gresham, Bartoal 93, 145 Ignowski, John 141 Kurcz, Ann 149 McWilliams, Misty 29, 142
Gresham, Shawntrice 41, 93, 141 Ignowski, Jus 149 Kurtzuba, Kathryn 141 Meeks, Jerome 47, 76, 150
Gresham, Sherice 93, 149 Irwin, Maureen 162 Kvasnicka, Mellanee 162, 163 Meeks, Lisa 153
Grieger, Dale 13 Meinke, Scott 131
Griffin, Laura 145 I I Meisinger, Dean 154, 158
Griger, Dale 56, 76, 145 Mejia, Ismael 56, 93, 95, 146
Griger, Sherry 43, 94, 127 Jackson, Cheri 78, 93, 141 LaFrance, Julie 141 Mejia, Jose 150
Grothe, Christopher 52, 141 Jackson, Gena 80, 81, 129, 174 Lagon, Bernard 146 Mejia, Roecio 61, 88, 150
Grothe, Dawn 145 Jackson, Mary Lou 94, 162 Lakin, Lisa 93, 94, 130 Melitti, Megan 40
Gureener, Byron 149 Jackson, Sandy 47 Lamb, Michael 146 Melocarro, Marya 131
Guthrie, Marc 57, 149 Jackson, Shannon 93, 94, 141 Lange, Dawn 141 Melody, M 77
Gutierrez, Liliana 74, 145 Jacobsen, Sandy 68, 149 Lantz, Jesse 78 M enicucci, Robert 124, 131
Jaixen, Don 129 Lara, Fermin 149 M enicucci, Ronni 93, 150
h Janak, Steve 145 Lara, Susana 35, 146 Menke, Brian 146
Jankevicius, Sonja 129 Lara, Yolanda 35, 93, 141 Merriman, Michelle 142
Haase, Janet 25, 27, 28, 29, 39, 83, 127, 128, 133 Jankowski, Angela 145 Larsen, Daniel 130 Merwald, Scott 131
Haffke, Brian 141 Janulewicz, Julie 145 Larson, Deborah 163 Mesa, Rick 131
Hahn, Robert 159 Jefferson, Chantel 149 Lasovich, Anthony 104, 141 Mesick, Billie 150
Haite, Terrance 141 Jodlowski, Thomas 163 Lasovich, Keith 149 Metzger, J. 142
Haizlip, Beau 5, 78, 79, 161 Joel, J 76 Lassiter, Harvest 149 M etzler, Desiree 61, 150
Halac, Dana 127, 174 John, Kelly 129 LATIN CLUB 34 Meyer, Bernie 131
Hall, Carl 65 Johnetta, J 77 Latner, Richard 149 Meyer, Corey 146
Hamblin, Christopher 56, 68, 145 Johnson, Darren 145 Lawver, Tanya 146 Miedl, Mary 146
Hamblin, Renee 127 Johnson, Ethel 166 Layman, Ralph 149 Mike, 76
Hampton, Lovell 141 Johnson, John 149 Le, Dien 141 Milan, Adam 88, 146
HANDBELLS 94, 95 Johnson, Julian 76, 149 Lengyel, David 88, 149 Milan, Matt 104, 142
Hanna, Roger 141 Johnson, Kara 25, 40, 93, 95, 145 Lester, Chris 31, 63, 142 M iller, Jennifer 146
Hannan, Kelly 161 Johnson, Kyle 129, 184 Lester, Shawn 34, 149, 151 M iller, Steven 131
Hanson, Dawn 60, 145 Johnson, Lori 29, 39, 83 Lewis, Keith 146 M iller, Tara 9, 29, 48, 80, 131
Hanson, Stephanie 145 Johnson, Melody 77, 103, 149 Lewis, Kelli 8, 63, 101, 142, 184 M illitti, Meghan 131, 174
Hardin, Ron 27, 88, 89, 127 Johnson, Tannisha 84, 103, 149 Lewis, Yolanda 146 Mills, Tina 88, 89, 146
Harlow, Thad 27, 52, 141 Johnson, Wendy 145 Leymaster, Phil 57, 149 Millsap, Pauline 46, 47, 150
Harrahill, Elizabeth 141 Johnson, William 109, 145 Limcauco, Janis 142 Mims, Charnella 163
Harris, Jim 161 Jones, Angelina 145 Limoges, Carol 163 Minino, Tina 25, 27, 28, 29, 39, 83, 100, 101,
Harris, Jonathon 141 Jones, Dewayne 145 Linkletter, Erica 11, 35, 60, 74, 142
Harris, Melinda 127 Jones, Dewey 145 Linncarrco, Janis 103 120, 126, 131, 173
Harwood, Monty 149 Jones, Lagina 90 Linnertz, Michelle 142 Minino, Tony 92, 93, 95, 96, 108, 109, 142
Hatch, Sean 149 Jones, Mario 149 Livermore, Ellen 166 Minor, Earl 75, 142
Hayden, Kristen 149 Jones, Rickie 141 Locke, Shannon 93, 94, 146 M inx, Joe 57
Hayes, Tyrone 145 Jones, Toni 129 Loftus, David 78, 103, 146 Miracky, Dan 57, 150
Haynie, Dana 145 Jordon, Matasha 145 Loftus, Douglas 142 Misiunas, Alexander 142
Haynie, Willis 145 Josoff, Christine 153 Loftus, Jody 130 Mitchell, Alonzo 167
Hazuka, Eric 27, 30, 31, 36, 127 Josoff, Dawn 15, 41, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 124, 129, Lollar, Richard 108, 131 M itchell, Dave 35, 142, 184
Hazuka, Sharlene 149 Lombard, Douglas 142 M itchell, Melanie 150
Headley, Tammy 141 173 Lombard, Kevin 142 Mittermeier, Heather 146
Headley, Trevor 129, 175 Longacre, Fred 163 Mlnarick, Racheal 64, 148, 150
Heesacker, Bob 141 Love, Alan 149 Moline, Thomas 142
Heinz, Beth 149 Lowery, Carrie 93, 131 Monarrez, Jose 65, 142
Heinz, Steve 78, 129 Monarrez, Mirtha 35
Heisser, Rhea 11, 33 Monarrez, Zoila 35, 146
Hellbusch, Patrick 141 Money, C. 146
Helmberger, Erma 167 Money, Patrick Le'Andree 52, 70, 71, 93, 133
Monjarez, Angel 93, 142
Montes, Danny 146
Montes, Gabrielle 142

Montoya, Denise 93, 146 Peak, Che 142 Rogers, Carmelita 93, 146 Spiller, Demond 147
Moody, Johnita 167 Pechar, Robert 142 Roman, Mike 20, 39, 40, 48, 65, 135 Spiller, Deyon 147
Moody, johnita 167 Pechar, Theresa 133 Romans, Williams 142 Spreitzer, Robert 88, 135
Moore, Brenda 142 Pena, Alfredo 142 Romero, John 93, 151 Spreitzer, Steve 25, 27, 88, 89, 143
Moore, John 158, 159 Peralta, Christine 72, 142 Ronk, Gabriel 67, 142 Sramek, James 151
Moore, Michael 153 Peralta, John 146 Rosemann, Frederick 135 Stafford, Maria 25, 147
Moore, Tammy 133, 184 Perez, Jacinto 146 Roshone, JoAnna 83 Standifer, Rick 41, 184
Mora, Luz 93, 133 Perez, Michael 88, 150 Ross, Sean 67, 75, 142 Starkevicius, Timothy 146
Moran, Rick 76, 150 Perez, Theodore 142 ROTC 108, 109 Stebbins, Shawn 22
Moran, Ronald 133 PERSONAL ADS 174, 175, 176, 177 Ruckman, Christy 93, 94, 146 Stella, Paul 70, 71, 135
Moreland, Mike 88, 89, 104, 142 Peters, Michael 75, 76, 146 Rudd, Richard 146 Steverson, Monique 93, 151
Moreland, Tim 57, 68, 88, 150 Peters, Susan 164 Ruecker, Frank 164 Stewart, Wendy 25, 40, 83, 147
Moreno, Cathrine 150 Petersen, Jeffrey 133 Rush, Eric 57, 151 Stillmock, Leo 52, 143
Morgan, Layla 150 Peterson, James 76, 93, 98, 99, 142, 146 Russell, Jaylene 93 Stone, Michael 147
Morgan, Shane 56, 146 Peterson, Marvin 142 Ryan, Nathanial 142 Stonys, Michael 52, 147
Morgan, Tonya 142 Peterson, Melissa 29, 80, 81, 93, 134 Ryan, Randall 146 Strasburger, Elizabeth 67, 164
M orinelli, Matthew 133 Petrini, Pietro 164 Ryan, Renae 142 Straughn, Andrew 75
M orinelli, Sherri 153 Petsche, Chad 150 Rynkol, Steven 151 Stublar, Rita 135
Morris, Tim 78 Petty, Betty 167 Rys, Steven 142 STUDENT COUNCIL 24, 25
Morris, Tina 142 Pfeffer, Tara 142 Stump, Sasha 60, 93, 95, 147
Moss, Raymond 133 S Sturek, Chad 56, 147
Moton, Sharon 27, 58, 83, 133 Pfeiffer, Chris 16, 18, 25, 40, 142 Summers, Rece 77
Mountain, George 75, 142 Pfeiffer, Marie 146 Salazar, Rodrigo 67, 146 Summers, Richarda 93, 151
Moyers, Sherri 163 Phillippe, Mary 153 Salcedo, Rosemary 167 Swanda, Kyle 136
Mulick, Rodney 52, 142 Phillips, Chris 146 Salinas, Lisa 146 Swanson, James 158, 159
Murcek, Richard 43, 44, 142 Phillips, Jodi 150 Samaroo, Radica 146 SWIMMING 68, 69
Murray, Dana 88, 89 Pierson, Christina 34, 142 Sanchez, J.R. 147 Swindell, Debra 136
Murray, S. 142 Pierson, Christine 43 Sanchez, Lorraine 135 Swiney, Shebleu 93, 147
Muschall, Kevin 103, 146 Pierson, William 164 Sanchez, Robert 151 Swoboda, Larry 64, 65, 164
Plouzek, Julie 142 Sanders, Chad 152, 153 Synder, Frankie 90
n Podkovich, Larry 142 Sanders, Christopher 151 Synowiecki, Marcia 90, 108, 143
Pollreis, Andrew 146 Sanders, Dawn 153 Synowiecki, Michelle 90, 94, 143
Nabity, Mary 142, 143 Popek, Julie 17, 80, 81, 142 Sanders, Vanessa 142 Synowiecki, Thad 143
Nabizada, Marzia 142 Potter, Ann Manion 164 Sandoval, Veronica 146
Nalley, William 150 Potter, Jeffrey 52, 70, 75, 164 Santee, Michelle 11, 147 f
Narak, Michael 133 Potter, John 142 Sargent, Anne 93, 95, 135
Nary, Jodie 16, 25, 40, 101, 142 Povondra, Joe 56 Savatovic, Janine 135 Tadalen, Christine 151
Nash, Andrew 146 Povondra, John 146 Savicky, Gerald 142 Talbott, Teresa 147
Nash, Robert 76 Pratar, L.A. 142 Sawatzki, Charity 90, 94, 151 Tate, Charles 153
Nassiter, Harvest 150 Preiksaitis, Jennifer 29, 40, 134 Schaeffer, JoAnn 66, 88, 135 Taylor, Billy 147
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 26, 27 Preisaitis, Frank 146 Schaffer, Earl 25, 88, 89 Tebo, Nathan 147
Navarrette, Christopher 42, 47, 150 Pribyl, Joyce 29, 162, 164 Schmidt, Jeremy 90, 151 TEEN OUTREACH 46, 47
Navarrette, Juana 45, 152, 153 Primbramsky, Albert 164 Schmitz, Caroline 164 Teeters, Deanna 147
Neilsen, Lori 150 Primes, Kevin 150 Scholting, Albert 147 Terrell, April 136
Nekola, Stephanie 133 Prugger, Daniel 32, 142 Schott, Emily 21, 143 Terrell, Michelle 25, 35, 40, 83, 147
Nellor, James 150 Puckett, Rhonda 32, 66, 68, 90, 101, 134 Schott, Melissa 9, 15, 48, 49, 92, 93, 95, 97, 120, Terry, Jeffrey 143
Nelson, D. 146 Thomas, Terry 151
Nelson, Roni 35, 93 q 135 Thompson, Alice 165
Nemecek, Lad 163 Schroeder, Jennifer 36, 147 Thompson, Alisala 147
Netzel, Jeffrey 133 Quarles, Ealene 34, 93, 150 Schroeder, Steve 99 Thompson, Charles 147
Neuberger, Joseph 70, 163 Quarles, Robin 146 Schwerdtfeger, Eloise 167 Thompson, Donna 153
Newcomer, Mike 11, 39, 52, 133, 175 SCIENCE CLUB 42 Thompson, Gary 157
Newingham, Kelly 146 r Scott, Angela 143 Thompson, Lisa 42
Nicol, Nancy 163 Scott, Becky 93, 95, 135 Thompson, Timothy 147
Nieland, Randy 78 Radanovich, Edward 44, 164, 167 Scott, Terry 153 Thur, Bill 109, 147
Nims, Caristy 146 Radik, June 35, 142 Sedlacek, Kevin 143 Tiessen, Glenwood 155, 164
Norris, Joseph 146 Ragan, Dale 134 Seefus, Michelle 64, 140, 143 Tippery, Toretta 166
Norton, Bette 47, 158 Rahmazai, Homayom 60 Seffron, Lisa 153 TMR 152, 153
Nourse, Jeffrey 133 Rains, Lance 150 Seifert, Barbara 164 Tolliver, Bradley 136
Nourse, Joseph 150 Ramirez, Jerry 109 Sekera, Robert 26, 27, 31, 39, 48, 49, 52, 126 TOOTER 102, 103
Novak, John 150 Ramirez, Marina 134 Sells, Jeremy 151 Torchia, Che 143
Novak, Stan 146 Ramirez, Richard 164 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 48, 49 Torres, Adan 143
Novotny, Emily 166 Ramirez, Roger 159 Serrano, Jeffery 147 Townsend, Becky 147
Novy, Renee 146 Ramos, Felipe 88, 149 Shadlow, Troy 153 Tranisi, Joe 62, 63, 76, 151
Nowaczyk, Kendra 93, 133 Ramos, Letisia 150 Shaffer, Micheal 151 Tripp, Adam 151
Nowka, Adam 57, 150 Rangel, Alejandra 146 Shank, Tammy 35, 62, 63, 143 Trouba, Richard 56, 147
Null, Randy 78, 79 Rankin, Jamal 70, 142 Sharp, Candid 143 Trujillo, Ruth 35, 147
Nystrom, Brian 150 Rason, Diana 146 Sheibal, Bill 147 Turechek, James 93, 147
Nyugen, Lam 106 Rathbun, Rose 166 Sheibal, Julie 80, 81, 90, 91, 135, 175 Turnbo, David 70, 71, 143
Ratigan, Tasha 83, 142 Sheibal, Richard 143 Turnbo, Terry 76
O Rayner, Katherine 150 Shepherd, Shearettaa 151 Turner, Leon 136
Rech, Koren 150 Shields, Aaron 147 Turnquist, Antoinette 164
O CLUB 38 Rech, Kori 84 Shields, Bridgett 147 Tyler, Demetria 143
O'Connor, Rose 40, 122, 133 Reed, David 27, 31, 38, 48, 49, 52, 134 SHOP CLASSES 104, 105 Tyler, Felisha 93, 143
O'Hara, Theretha 150 Regnier, Steve 134 Shukis, Patricia 135, 173
O'Hare, Theresa 94 Reiter, Patricia 134 Siedlik, Thomas 147 U
Obermeyer, Brandy 45, 153 Reiter, Robert 93, 146 Sigmund, Becky 60, 147
Ocon, Manuela 150 Remijio, Mario 35, 57, 76, 164 Simet, Tammi 153 UNDERCLASSMAN BASKETBALL 76, 77
Ogg, Brian 146 Remijio, Sonja 93, 146 Simmons, Alicia 151 Underriner, Ann 165
Ogg, Kevin 70, 71, 133 Remirez, Greg 56, 146 Simmons, Ernest 27, 31, 32, 36, 37, 143 Urban, James 13, 143
Oholendt, Jack 52, 163 Renshaw, Gina 146 Simmons, Michael 167 Urbanec, Sandy 88, 151
Oksman, Jeff 25, 56, 76, 146, 147 Reyes, Edward 150 Simpson, Maryjo 80, 147 Urkevich, Jeff 24, 25, 40, 56, 147
Olechoski, Timothy 146 Reyes, Jessica 93 Skinner, Rachel 78, 101, 143 Uzel, Phyllis 167
Olivo, Jason 150 Reyes, Michelle 25, 35, 40, 83, 144, 146 Skokan, Tom 107, 135
Olsen, Michael 142 Reyes, Tom 88, 89, 134 Slaughter, Lenier 13, 15, 29, 39, 41, 53, 70, 71, V
Oltman, Emilie 35, 146 Reynolds, Maryjo 146
Orduna, Jody 61, 88, 150 Rezac, Amy 46, 47, 68, 84, 150 101, 135, 143, 175, 184 Vacanti, Jaime 34, 151
Orduna, Tajuana 146 Rezac, Jenny 14, 25, 80, 81, 134 Slobodnik, Joseph 143 Vacek, Johanna 93, 143
Orduna, Terri 35, 146 Rhode, James 56, 109, 146 Slobodnik, Michael 135 Valadez, J. 147
Orsi, Andrea 142 Riches, Christine 142 Smith, Barbara 143, 164 Valadez, Octavio 147
Orsi, Jennifer 133 Richt, Donald 142 Smith, Candie 93, 143 Valasek, Lisa 93, 137
Osborne, Jennifer 93, 95, 142 Richtig, Dawn 142 Smith, Chad 147 Valasquez, Brian 147
Oswald, Scott 35, 146 Richtig, Patricia 150 Smith, Chris 93, 174 Valla, Anthony 52, 105, 143
Oswalt, Russell 142 Ricks, Tammy 150 Smith, Christina 135 Vanderwerf, Scott 39, 52, 147
OUTD O O RS CLUB 40 Rico, Debra 142 Smith, Christine 135 Vang, Bao 147
Owens, Karita 146 Rico, Pam 92, 93, 146 Smith, Dennis 151 Vang, Pang 143
Rider, Barbara 167 Smith, Melissa 63, 147 Vanhoozer, Genevieve 143
p Riesberg, Mickey 142 Smith, Michelle 151 Vanhoozer, Tammy 147
Riley, Candy 93, 135 Smith, Pamela 153 Varela, Toni 143
Packett, Stephanie 146 Rinck, Amy 34, 146, 147 Smith, Rachel 147 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 70, 71
Paleimo, Mi< helie 142 Rinderknecht, Vanessa 150 Smith, Ronald 147 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 72, 73
Palmer, Catherine 163 Rios, Ana 150 Smith, Sed 147 Veach, Annette 143
Parasol, Eddie 150 Ripley, Shane 135 Smith, Shelly 61 Velasquez, Brian 56
Pariseau, Edward 150 Ritchison, Scott 142 Smith, Sid 93, 94 Venditti, Eleanor 165
Parks, Herman 166 Ritthaler, Lisa 93, 142 Smith, Victoria 143 Venta, Erik 143
Parsons, Laurie 47, 88, 150 Roberts, Melissa 135 Smith, Wanda 167 Villafuerte, Brian 151
Patel, Alkabcn 33, 146 Robinson, Charles 70, 75, 146 Snowden, Terrie 151 Villafuerte, Shane 25, 27, 67, 88, 89, 143
Patrick, Todd 133 Robinson, TaRhonda 93, 146 Snyder, Deana 135, 173 Vogel, Scott 147
Paulson, Jason 146 Robles, Jesus 142 Snyder, Frankie 151 Vokt, Leda 93, 151
Paulson, Lynn 142 Robles, Margarito 151 Sobczyk, Michael 153 Vorce, Rebecca 93, 143
Payne, Brandon 146 Robles, Maribel 146 Soch, Tomas 151 Vorpi, Jennifer 25, 34, 83, 93, 95, 147
Payne, Shawn 80 Rocha, Laura 93, 146 Sokalsky, Joanne 162, 164 Voycheske, Richard 143
Payton, Daniel 142 Rock, M. 142 Solberg, Katie 88
Rodger, Andrea 142 Solberg, Patricia 27, 43, 98, 99, 135
Rodgers, Jerome 38, 52, 133 Solburg, Katherine 151
Rodriguez, Dora 142 Song, Bo 27, 31, 62, 63, 143
Rodriguez, Mario 151 Soria, Aida 147
Rodriguez, Sylvia 93 Soto, Nicole 93
Southard, Becky 64, 143
SPANISH CLUB 32
Spellman, Patricia 93, 151
Spellman, Sheri 135
Spencer, Renee 41, 143
Spidell, Lisa 151

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Wade, lone 166
Wagar, David 27, 29, 107, 137
Wagner, Rochell 147
Walinski, Steven 151
Walker, Lissa 40, 143
Walker, Scott 57
Wallace, Jason 138, 151
Wallace, John 88
Wallace, Mary 88, 89, 151
Wallingford, Christine 147
Walrath, Stacy 147
Walter, Christopher 78, 143
Walter, Scott 151
Walters, Jeff 88, 138, 151
Walters, Julie 143
Warbelton, Jason 137
Ward, Sherie 165
Warner, James 143
Warner, Leroy 151
Warsocki, Barbara 143
Warsocki, Carrie 151
Washington, Melody 151
Washington, Neda 41, 143
Wasinger, Brandi 151
Wasinger, Renee 83, 102, 143
Waszgis, Kim 9, 101, 137, 173
Waszgis, Michael 143
Waterman, Marjorie 165
Watson, April 153
Watson, Darrel 92, 93, 95
Wattles, Jeremy 56, 76, 147
Webb, Floyd 52, 143
WEIGHTLIFTING 39
Weihe, Christy 151
Welch, Granville 165
Wendt, Donald 166
West, Christopher 143
West, Kimberly 64, 143
Wheeler, Robert 147
White, Barbara 151
White, Calvin 57
Whitehurst, Melissa 88, 89, 137
Whiting, Jean 165
Whitner, LaVelle 78, 137
Whitner, Oneko 143
W ickert, Richard 137
Wilburn, Lataunya 84, 93, 151
W ilcox, Gregory 56, 79, 165
W ildrick, Brian 143
W ildrick, Jenny 83, 147
Williams, Corita 151
Williams, E.J. 108
Williams, Edward 17
Williams, Eric 88, 89, 151
Williams, Leroy 153
Williams, Lisa 147
Williams, Ruth 137
Williams, Scott 88, 143
Williams, Shane 39, 52, 143
Wilson, Chris 35, 52, 93, 147
Wilson, David 143
Wilson, Greg 25, 27, 36, 37, 67, 98, 143
Wilwerding, Theresa 93, 143, 147
Wimer, Dean 151
Wingerter, Jennifer 13, 40, 143
Wofford, Mario 72, 93, 147, 151
Wohlfarth, Richard 164
Wolfe, Herbert 27, 31, 32, 36, 37, 42, 44, 137
Wolfe, Theresa 93, 147
Woodcock, Rachael 21, 80, 101
Woods, Andrea 102, 103, 147
Woods, Erica 83, 147
Woods, Gary 130
Worthingford, Tina 90
Worthington, Dawn 8, 11, 101, 132, 137, 175,

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Wozniak, Floyd 57, 165
WRESTLING 78, 79
Wright, Alyssia 147
Wright, Crystal 143
Wright, Tenisha 93, 151
Wurgler, Brian 147
Wyldes, Steven 143
Wynn, Teri 147

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YEARBOO K 100, 101
Yelnek, Jim 25, 160, 165
Yoder, Jeff 52, 88, 143
Young, Amy 93, 147
Young, Douglas 165
Young, Jackie 167
Youngblood, Dwanette 151
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Zaracki, Vincent 56, 147
Zavala, Tina 151
Zealand, Chad 143
Zettlemoyer, Joseph 147
Zimmerer, Debbie 46, 47, 61, 151
Zimmerman, Debbie 61
Ziskovsky, Christy 42, 94, 137
Zuck, Anita 143
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What is your most memorable
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"When my brakes " Winning Mr. Con­ And other accom plish­
went out on the way geniality for Home­ m ents . . .
to school." coming. " . .. Dr. Gary Thompson
-Tammy M oore -Lenier Slaughter hears wedding bells
. . . Mrs. M arjorie W ater­
"Hearing t the ice "Attending Aca­ man, English teacher and
crack and running for demic Decathlon yearbook advisor, wins a
my life!" meetings." Cooper Award
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nicka, English Departm ent
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out at the gym and thinking of a memo­ Award in spring 1988
Little Kings." -Domi­ rable moment." - . . . Mr. Jam es Sw anson,
nique Kousgaard Dave M itchell SWS counselor, is named
O utstanding Secondary
"Eating Cheetos in "Homecoming '88- School Counselor
eighth hour." '89" . .. Mrs. C harlotte Belitz,
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Boston M arathon
"Being Managing Edi­ "Sitting in Earth Sci­ . . . Mr. Paul Eisenhauer,
tor o f the yearbook"- ence talking to the la­ science teacher, is inducted
Dawn Worthington dies. " into the H astings College
-Rick Standifer Football Hall of Fame
. . . South High is the first
OPS high school to offer
Japanese via television
link to th e U niversity of
N ebraska in Lincoln
. . . F irst round approval is
given by the School Board
for a m ajor renovation at
South
. . . Four babies are born to
faculty m em bers Mrs. Mar­
jorie W aterm an, Mr. Greg
Wilcox, Mrs. Ja n e t Archer,
Mrs. Kelly H annan
. . . Two grandchildren are
added to Mrs. Joyce C hris­
tensen's family.

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Celebrating 100 years of South
High, the 1989 Taurus yearbook
selected "A Century of Pride"
as its theme. Each of the 650
copies ordered contained 186
pages, including eight pages of color in the
opening section and a special history section.
This year's book size increased to a 9 by 12
inch page size. The crest on the cover of the
Taurus was designed by junior Steve Spreitzer
and made into a gold hot foil stamp. The Tau­
rus is a member of the Quill and Scroll Inter­
national Journalism Honorary and the Nebras­

Staffka High School Press Association.

Special thanks to . . . Managing E d ito r................ Dawn W orthington
. . . M ike D iffe n d e rfe r. . . Linda C jere . . . Joyce Christensen Photography E d ito rs ...................... Stacie Dorste
. . . Gary Thompson . . . Jerry Bartee . . . Laurel M auro . . .
James Eisen h a rd t. . . John M o o re . . . Karen Clark . . . Dean Lenier Slaughter
M e isin g e r. . . B ette N orton . . . Rashon A sh a n ti. . . Sally Fel­ S ta ff.............................................................Am y Arnold
lows . . . Melissa S ch o tt. . . A nn M inino . . . M ike Roman . . .
Ed Radanovich . . . Rich Benak . . . Greg W ilco x. . . Ruth Da­ Tammy Boris
vis . . . Bob Pyles . . . B ill and Theresa Clark . . . M ary Hixon Robin Chapman
. . . Jason Calek . . . A lice Thom pson . . . Johnita M o o d y . . .
Barbara R id e r . . . Eloise Sch w erd tfeg er . . . D o ro thy Curtis Cathy Flores
. . . Erma H elm berger fo r their help in p u ttin g this b ook to ­ Tracy Kantor
geth er . . . and to all coaches and faculty sponsors for their
patience and understanding. Kelli Lewis
Colette Marcan

Tina M inino
Jody Nary

Rhonda Puckett
Rachel Skinner

Rachael Woodcock
Kim Waszgis

A d v is o r..................................... M arjorie Waterman

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