1962

Cad ets in " 8" C om pany of South High School's 1962 ROTC Nichol. Francis J anda , Joseph Berke, Delbert Gibson, Pau l
are, fr om loft to right, FI RST ROW: Michael Harms, David She nefield , Nels Gunderson, Ben Chereck, Gary Zadina, and
Schlotman, W allor Grovos, W illiam Sleenbock, Fronk Susterka : Albert W elsh : FO URTH ROW: J ohn Dolezal, Michael Reed,
Joseph Hicks, Glen Thompson, Rona ld Favora, Thomas Hrabik,
Richard Kral. Forrest Lambson, George, Felber, H alo Husband,
and Charles Anton iak : SECOND ROW : Robert Scharp, J omes Carl Da belstein, Wayne Hadfield , Daryl Bertolini, Robert
W o itazewski, Edwa rd Kasnia, Dona ld Hansen, Thomes Barrett,
Tynski, J o hn H edg es, Vi rgil Brewer, Michael Parize k, W alter and G ordon W right ; FIFTH ROW : Jeck Heh n, J ohnny Martinez,
Stock i, Ri chard Hanze k, Johnny Lengle, Dennis C e rny, Dennis
Dewey Ma us, Willi am Smith, Kenneth J ohnson, Anthony Cer-
So lko, Leonard Bates, Donald Armbursl. James Hol d or, a nd rillo, Raymond Lassek, and Lou is Tomsu.
Kenneth G ood: TH IRD ROW: Howerd Morris, Lawrence
Whee le r, Steve Radi sh , George Fi sher, Glen Fisher, Kenneth

Company and t he Co lor Detail,

The Color Detail is made up ot , lett to right, t- lK!:>I ROW : mander Ron Hicks; SECOND ROW: Bruce Anderso n, Gery
C o mmander Roger Denny, Herbert W o lfe, Mi ke Lineberry, Sonja, Larry Beaman, and Arthu r Aguilera.
Eugene Po ko rny, J oe H icks, Don Hansen, and J unior Com-

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Pictured above is South High's Supply and Ordnance Per- Thompson, Ronald Hicks, George Felber, Robert W ood ford ,
so,nnel, left to right, SEATED: Ma jor J e rry H unacek, 2nd Lt. J oseph Berka, Lo uis Tomsu; THIRD ROW: Larry Pe d e rsen,
Robert Pipal, Captain Fra nk Morek, Major Melvin Clark; SEC- D'?nal~ Steve ns, Robert Pilus, Ed Tomasiewicz, J oe Curry, Don
S)N D ROW: Danny Hypse, David Smith, Herbert Wolfe, Glen O1esko, Bruce Anderson, Donald Tetley, and Bernard Sojko.

Supply and Ordnance Personnel and

Below are the C ompany "C" cadets, left to right, FlRST Company
ROW: Warren Skillen, Ro bert Sied lik, Fred Martin , Mike Pluede-
man, Jerry Hunacek, Melvin Clark, Robert Pipal, George Lind- George Verootis, Robert Pilus, Ro bert Logsd on, Donald Tarsikes,
say, J erry Vaca, Donald Tetley, and John Zellins; SECOND and Ellsworth Sledge; THIRD ROW: Jac k Moore, Berna rd
ROW: J ames J e nsen, Fronk H umpal, Edwa rd Siedlik, Robert Sojka, Daryl Meyer, Gary Krawcyk, Anthony lvaskevicius, J ames
Sheldon, Gary Weaver, Howard Schmidt, Joseph Novotny, Hore js, William Wright, James Rogers, Tom W orkman, Robert
W oodford, and Ted St. C y r.

Compony "D" codets are, left to right. FIRST ROW: Fr11nk Douglas Gillan , J ames Vinski, Reinhordt Li ndner, Thomos Cech,
J ohn son, Byron Boker, Gory Nekudo , J erry Sterba, Chorles Allen Boiley, Polrick Hoys, Herbert Wolfe, Wilber Halac, Paul
G onsior, J oseph C olek, Douglos Henson, W esley Dean, J omes Barre tt, C ol in Zimmerle, and Diin Hypse: FOURTH ROW: Den-
Buss, Franklin Bogan, and J ose ph Setla k: SECOND ROW: ni s Dice. Randoll Branh, Robert Swierczek, Gary Sondyj, Llewl-
Alle n Clork , Dennis Snelling , Michael Vodicl:a, Calvin Vo ndra, lyen Hurley, Pau l Lonlefield, Bruce Anderson, Ronold Eggers,
Larry Pede rsen, Joseph C urry, Ha rold Putney, Rex W ei ght, Lo uis Charles Mann, Dennis Lin ebe rry, Dennis G alyo rdt, Horold Hud-
Tomsu, Garry Gernandt, Lyle Si lva, Kenneth Bohr, J ohn Peralta, son, Ronald Burnett, William Burgess, ond Michael C hlebinski:
Charl es W eight, and Charles Holderness: THIRD ROW: Wil- FIFTH ROW: William Wagner, Waller Sward. Joseph Bock-
liom Hokanson, C orl Lollo r, Alfred Poko rny, John Austen, man, David Gillon, Arthur Aguilera , ond Lowell Thompson.

Company and Cadet Police and

Escorts,

Codet Police and Escorts below are, left to right, FIRST Gilbert Mattox, Jimmy Roge rs, J ose ph Hicks: FOURTH ROW:
ROW: Fronk J ohnson , Roger Den ny, Jerry Voco, Ro nold Hicks: James J ensen, Kenneth Petersen, James Holder, Leonord Bates,
SECOND ROW: Charles Holderness, Rono ld Schorp, William Ro bert Sadil , J ames Smith, Walt Stecki, Dennis Seiko, Carl
Moore, J oseph No'votny, Ronald Burnett, J oh n Zeltins, Louis Dabelstien, Herbert Wolfe: FIFTH ROW: Raymond Brown,
Williom Hokanson, Robert Pilus, Daryl Meyers, Bruce Anderson,
Tomsu, Virgil Brewer, Thomas Cech, G eorge Krigbaum, Donald and Gary Jond a .
Honsen: THIRD ROW: Albert Welsh, Carl Lollar, Wilber Hali e,
William W right, Pat Hoyes, Daryl Bertolini, William Setlok,

Above are t he ROTC cadet officers, left to right, FIRST and C ha rles G onsior; SECOND ROW: Robert Bill ington, Robert
ROW: Richard Kral, J erry Sterba, Frank Susterka, W alte r Link, Pipal, Jerry Hunacek, Paul McEvoy, Joseph C a lek, Me lvin
Wesley Dean, Wa lter Groves, W illia m Steenbock, Roger Denny, Cerny, Melvin Clark, Douglas Henson, and Fran k Marek.

Cadet Officers and Crack Squad,

Members of South High School's I962 Crack Squad are, ROW: George Verootis, Ben C herek, Rona ld Slump, J ack
left to right, FRONT ROW : Commander C harles G onsior, Ray Moore , Donald Te tley, Robert W ood ford, W a rre n Skillen, and
Tod o rovich, Walter Stecki, C arl Dabelstein , Den nis Seiko, Byron H ensen.

La rry Zyc h, and Commander Michael Pl ued e man; SECOND

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Above is South High's Girls' Drill Teom, left to right, ling ; SECOND ROW: 1st Lt . Helen Teply, 2nd Lt. Lindo Glup,
FIRST ROW: Copt. Caro l Eng stro m, 1st Lt. Kathleen Li nd say, 2nd Lt. Rosemarie Vacek, 2nd Lt. Dolly Sudovicius, 1st Lt.
1st Lt. Doreen Mo ritz, Isl Lt. Vi jo Ma go ne, 2nd Lt. Jeanette
Vacek, 2nd Lt. Zito Lokomos, Ist Lt. Nellie Sudovicius, Ist Lt. Carolyn Hodges, 2nd Lt. Diana Roddish, 2nd Lt. Astride
J aime Toner, 2nd Lt. Sheryl Julian, and Capt. Kathleen Sta l- Ma gone, 2nd Lt. Morty Kiscoan, and 2nd Lt. Gloria Dixson.

Not pictu red are Sandra Butcher and Paulo Schmidt.

the Girls' Drill Tearn and the Butts
Platoon,

Pictured below is Sout h High's Butts Platoon, left t o right, Hunacek; SECOND ROW: Ju nior Com. J a mes Buss, Wilber
FIRST ROW: C om. Frank Susterka, Charles Ho lderness, Dennis Halac, Patrick Hayes, Tom Zych, Ka rl Feiste, Ronald Burnett,
Snelling, Ro bert Scharp, Willi am W right, Larry Spratlin, Glen W illia m Moore, Albert Welsh , and Gary He mon. Not pictured
J ohnson, Willi am Hokanson, Michael Reed, and Com. J e rry is J unior Com. Jomes Couch.

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Mosler S e r goo n t
Richord G . Cooper
o n d Se rgeo nt Fi r s I
Cl oss Edwor d A.
Ro iney are shown ex-
o m i n i n g o tentotive
sched ule fo r Sou th
H i g h ' s R O T C p ro -
grom.

gave Southites a vi*ew of military life.

Ma rleen McGuire, last yeor's Hon-
orary Colonel, is pictured p resenting
her successor, J oyce Dusek, with a
bouq uet of roses.

South's Crock Sq uad , at the left, is
photographed performing a drill at the
1962 Mil ita ry Ba ll.

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Boys'

Gym,

At the left are the members of the
"Drake" team, left to right, Front Row: H a rold
H unter, Jim Moli nar, and Robert Schulte; Back
Row : Fri h Goodman , Norman Hassie, Ken
Sherrets, C oach Cornie C ollin, J ody Dugan,
G a ry Ernest, and Ernie Aca mo.

Recently completed wa s the 196 1-62 Gym class In the fall the intra-mural football tourney was
basketba ll season. won by "Georgia" with a 4-0-0 record. C_aptain Jim
Murphy, Bob G ooda ll, Dave Bartlett, Danny Rezac,
Under the supervision of Coaches Cornie C ollin. Ray Shaw, Eddie Criger, G alen Dobbs, Garry Smith,
Beauford Ha izlip, a nd Clair Comstock, the students Lee Richa rds, J im Stawniak, Denny ~ orst, Joe
were taught the fundamentals of basketball and then Neg rete , Pa ul Bayajas, and G ary Chris·,enson were
played games against t he other tea ms in their class.
the members of this team,
"Drake" won the championship, finishing unbeat-
en and untied with a 14-0-0 record.

Pictured above are Sout hites demonstrating
the fundamenta ls of wrestling.

At t he le ft are the winners of the intra-school
wrestling tournament, left to right, Front Row:
Paul Martinez, 95; Skip Melena, 103; J ohn lncon-
tro, 120; Roy Garcia, I33; Back Row: John Faust,
145; Don Anso n, 154 ; Terry Payne, H eavyweig ht.

At the left ore Print Instructor Dr. F. A. H ugge nbergor, David
W iggins, end Bill So renson running the o ffse t press.

Above are Morgaret Reisd orff. Jeanie C a la bro , Ha rvey Wh it noy,
Roberto Pechou s, and J ea n Lynum looking o ver our sc ho ol pape r.

Tooter Staff

At left are Platema kers Charles E. J o hnso n
ond Kenneth McPherson working on a page nega-
tive. At the right is Shop Foreman Gary Turna
composing headlines out of the type case. Offset
Pressman J ames Ward is not pictu re d.

. . At the bottom from left t o right are Adve r-
t 1s1ng Mana ger Ka thy McVey, Sports Editor Bob
Urquhart, Reporter Erleen Lobbins, Photographer
Gary Durbin, and Sponsor Miss Mc Martin doing
their d aily journalism work.

and Student Council

The St udent Council is a service organization. It, therefore, strives for the
betterment of the school's appeara nce, spirit, and general relationship with other
schools. It also sponsors various activities such as Homecoming, Christmas events,
and many dances throughout the school year.

M embers of St~dent Council fro m left to right, sitting ore: Knig ht, Ann Daukintis, and Vi ncent Toled o ; Third row : Rod
John C. Kurtz, J obi Blond, Pou line Williams, Bev M oravec, Kush insky, _Roy Kuta, Dennis Loft us, Stan Novak, Te rry Whitney,
Che r ry W itho m, and Judy Callo ha n; Second row: Spo nsor Don De nnis Crum, Rex Sweetwood, Jerry Fuxa, Al Binder, Jim
Ste wort, Rosemary Anglim, N ancee C o n nelle y, Andrea Fohey,
A nn H offmon, Shoron Risk, M ory Ann Dovis, Porn Bruno, Susie Faiman, and Phi l W oodward.

FIRST SEMESTER President SECOND SEMESTER
Vice-President Pauline Williams
Pauline Williams Bev Moravec
Bev Moravec Secretary Judy Callahan
Cherry Witham Treasurer Cherry Witham
Jae l Bland Corr. Secretary Ann Hoffman
Judy C a lla ha n Parliamentarian Al Binder
John C . Kurtz
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C ouncil's Cindercllo, Pou-
line W illiom s, is e scorted
from her cooch by Sponsor
Don Stewa rt ond Buddy
Binde r.

provide chances for many types of

South's Student Council visited the
Child's Saving Institute ot C hristmas
time.

Also at C hristm as, C ouncil went ca ro ling
ot o n o ld people 's home .

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President Po uline W illiams is sho wn welco ming the n·e w mem be rs
o f Stud e nt C ou nc il, left t o right, FI RST ROW: Be t h M urp hy, C o nnie
Me lic hor, Ni ck Colonino, Koren Micko lofsky, ond J ud y Trunecek;
SECOND ROW : Steve M c C roy, Jock Scho ville, M orli n Bri sc o e, Shir-
ley Schro e d er, and J esse A rizo .

creative express ion.

I '''"'

Presid e nt Pouli ne is p ictu re d ogoin, th is time as she gave he r
s p e e ch, "I n Appre c iotion," ot the De dica tion Se rvices for South Hig h's
comple t e d building, which were held in t h e new schtiol aud itorium
o n Morc h 18.

O n November I, 15 Packer Council mem-
be rs atte nde d t he Sta te Student C o uncil C o n-
vention in Kearney, Ne b ra ska , to exchange
idea s and to d iscuss and try to solve C ounc il
p rob lems. Shown he re are nine of t he 15, left
t o rig ht , Rosemary Anglim, Buddy Binder, Porn
Bruno, De nnis C rum , Susie Knig ht, Pauline W il-
lia ms, Roy Kuta, A nn Daukintis, ond Sharon
Risk. Spo nsor Do nald Stewart ond Assistant
Principa l George Loitner a ccompanied the
g ro up,

SHS Clubs

Every 1"ight im/Jiies a respon.iibility ;
evefy opportzt_nity, an obligation; every
possession, a duty.

f. D . Rockefelle1', J-r.

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South's many and varied clubs give its students an opportunity to accept re-
sponsibility a nd thereby lea rn wha t it is to have an obligation a nd duty t o some-
t hing o r someone. So , ind irectly, club membe rship should a ssist Southites when they
resume the ir jou rney o n life 's highway.

A t meet ings, similior to the one b 1
out t he schoo l y eor. e ow, club sponsors ond representatives plan events through -

Above is o portion o f the Fut ure Fo rmers' porode
exhibit which won first prize in the club c o mpe tition .

Above the Lo tin Club members show the ir way of expressing their clubs including
Homeco ming spirit.

All South High's clubs were re presented in the annual Homecoming
Parade on t he afternoon of October 13. A few of t he mony entries are
shown o n this page.

Many SHS

At the left
ore a few of
South's Po rt i a
members prepar-
ing their f I o a t
f o r th e Home-
coming Parade.

The photo at
the right shows,
that the Pocker
c h e e r lea ders
really lose t heir
he a d s over
s p o r ts.

At t he left is the mounted cowboy who led the FFA entry. Below is the
GAA fl oat which carried o ut the Homecoming theme of Fantasy Land with
Snow W hite and the Seven Spo rts.

Displaying the rodio stations
with which they hove had com-
munication ore, left to right,
Sponsor Vertis G rimshaw, Vice-
President Delbe rt Gibson, Activi-
ties Choirmon Joe Thill, Treasu rer
Ed Benh, President Di ck G rim -
shaw, Secretory C orl Dobelstein,
end Sponso r Kenneth Brody.

Amateur Radio and Electronics,

South High's Amateur Radio and Electronics This brings the current number of licensed oper-
Club had completed another successful year in train-
ing radio operators. ators in the club to two Novices, fo ur Technicians,

Five members this year have passed the exam- and two Generals.
ination of the Federal Communications C ommission
for the radio operators' license. The highlight of the year is the annual hidden

transmitter hunt in which members attempt to find

a hidden transmitter by means of d irectional equip-

ment.

Members of the Amateur Rodio end Electronics C lub ore, left to right, FRONT ROW : Donny
Grimshaw, Vice-Presid ent Delbert Gibson, President Dick Grimshaw, Secretary Skip Dabelstein,
Eugene Hu ltman, Glenn G. Thompson , and J oe Nigro; BACK ROW: Sponsor Kenneth Brody,
Wi llia m Mi ller, Treasurer Ed Bentz, Croig Cam pbell, Don Stevens, Gary Weaver, J erry Kostecka,
and S po nso r Vertis Grimshaw.

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At the le ft ore t he H o rizon C lub 's e xecut ive boord ,
left to rig ht-Treosure r J one C osen, Secreto ry J oon n
Spencer, Vice-Presid ent J eon · Forsbe rg , President Alyce
Hord er, ond Sponsor Miss Margore t Georing.

Horizon

Club,

B t\ f

~-H~RIZDN_,

Shown a bove with the club's porode poster ore, Among the Ho rizo n Club g irls who dressed dolls we re, left t o righ t,

leh to rig ht, C ora l Fronek, Helen Teply, Betty above- J oyce Wigg a ns, J e rri J a nicek, Barba ra Novotny, a nd Leanne
Klonecky, a nd Karen Favor. Westling.

South High's Horizon Club, the senior division well rounded personality, to have wholesome and
of the Camp Fire Girls, was first organized in 1941
happy relations with others, t o engage in social
on a national basis and is open to all girls in grades activities, to explore vocations, and to serve the com-

nine through twelve. munity.

The goals of this organization are to develop a

At the right, moking plons for - ~-
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the future of South's Horizon
Club ore, left to right-Linda
Miley, Li nda Siverly, Mary Jane

Rothermund , ond Ma rcie Blesh.

Members of the Germon C lu b from left to right ore: FIRST ROW: Ursulo Wolter, Linda Ault,
Judy Potoch, J udy Furnas, Oksano Worobec, Kathy Hydorn, and Marilyn Mortin; SECOND ROW:
Mrs. Donna Thompson, Lindo Meyer, Di o ne Dickey, Lilli Peter, Horold Johnson, Zita Lokomas, and
Mory Pschenica.

German C-lu b,

Officers of the German Club
are, leH to right : Sergeant-at-
o rms Oksa na W orobec, President
Lilli Pe ter, Treasurer Ma ry Pschen-
ica, Vi ce-President Zita Lokamas,
a n d Sergeant-at-arms Bonnie
Ba ier.

Not pictured is Secretory

H a rold Johnson .

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Above is the French Cl ub. Se ot ed in t he fro nt ro w le ft to Ro w: Pegg y Simeons, Skip Lawver, J e rry M ilton, S he rry Lewis,
right are: Sponsor No rma n L. Zinn, J o net Ka mphuis, Da n Rishel; Connie Brown, Rosemary El a kis, Li nd a J a mes, Glo ria See fus,
St onding fro nt row: C arolyn Porsons, Li nd a Young, Caro l Be tty Swo b o d a, Diane Holey, Jeanine J o ne s, Ma ry Ann Belfi o re,
H ospo d ka, Diane Vacek, Larry H ead ly, Ed Drees. W ayne Boldt; Janice Mahoney, C arol H ough taling , J anice H u ll. Fou rth Row:
Se~ond Row : Phyllis Barajas, Be tty Vo lonec, Nancy Chrest, Steve H o rin e k, Roger Terveer, David Ludwig , Bill G o ube, To m
Lind a Ku rtz, Lo rra ine Smith, Rose An n Shukis, J oan ne Spa riosu, C e ch, De nnis H enson. J ohn Hlod o k, J im H ovorka, Ed Mi lle r,
Kathy Swobo do. Ruth Nowaczyk, Bat b a ro Swans?"· M o ria Vi Ved zele, Nancy Masilko, C he ryl W it ham, Ra y Kuta , a nd
Mickevicius, J errie Janicek, Donna J o nes, C ynthia Ha nna, Jackie W illiams.
Elaine Diomantis, Ma rilyn Kratze r, Sha ro n Hendricks; Third

French

Club,

The Freffc h Club furthe rs the underst a nding
and appreciation of the French language and t he
people and culture it represents. The club mem-
bers meet once a mounth to increase t heir knowl-
edge of France and its contributions t o the wo rlds
progress.

The club motto is, "Connaitre c 'est comp -
re ndre," which means "To know is to understand."

Les Grand es Roues a bove are Don Rishe l, p resid e nt; Ja n
Ka mp huis, vice- p resident; Geo rge M iles, secre tary; a nd Dick Old-
field, treasurer.

Who b uzze d that b uzze r? This is o ne of the ways clu b memb e rs
le arned French t his ye a r.

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La quetrieme he ure.
Au la b oratoire.

II faut s'a,.der l'un et l'eutre.
On e tudie b.1en (?)

Time ond to b le manners hove c hanged fro m the

d ays of the Roma ns, b ut the merriment is still en-
joyed by oil. This become evide nt o t t he Lo t in C lub
Ba nq ue t, held in the school cofeterio on Morch 8.

Officers Latin Club,

Co-Consuls Jo ne Lichtos, the reclining "Romon" lody, o nd her fe llow dine rs
oppeor to be en joying t he informality o f 11ncient c ustoms.
Richard Kuncel
Kathleen Stelling

Secretary
Diane Mahoney

Treasurer
Robert Pipal

Sergeant-at-Arms
Robert Murphy

Princi pa l Ri c hard C. Kreb s, a guest fo r the
evening, is shown ta king a d va ntage o f the o p portun it y
to re ceive a free shoe shine. Slave Ba rbara St a ros ka
d oes t he hon o rs, while two othe r slave s wait th e ir
turn.

Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Oldfield is shown at the
righ t conversing with Officers Kathy Stelling, Ri chard
Kuncel, and Robert Pipol.

It looks as if Mr. Brown end these slaves are
engaged in a Roman version of the Twist.

Th e t hree fates, port rayed by C arol Stouder,
Pauline Wi lliams, and J oyce Thompson , are pro-
phesying the f ut ure o f me mbe rs of the Latin Club.

The bo ttle of the g la diato rs, t hough no t in an
a re na , is refereed by La ti n C lu b Sp onsor Albe rt
Brown, who seems to be caug ht up in the e xcitement.

Library Service League members, Picture d above, left to Georgia na Raimirez, Marilyn Brosn iha n, Beverly Brizo, Ba rb a ra
right , are-First row: Roya nn Ballou, Karen Lindall, Arlene
Jablonski, Head Office Monitor Loddie Do linski, Treasurer Beel:,ee, Cheryl Rowell, Lilli Peter, Eunice Hogue, Joan n Mac-
Cheryl Keil, President Oksana W o robec,_ Secretary Kathy ~tel- Ke nzie, and Barbara Byers; Thi rd row: W esle y Pe terson , Linda
ling, Head Desk Monitor Teresa Matulev,cz, Dee Desmet, L,nda Buzze lle, Solly Lester, Mary Malone, Patsy Nielsen, Barb ara
Sodo mek, Lynn Thomas, and Patty Bivens; Second row: Leland Ma jorek, Sharon Pankers, Elizabeth H a rtman, J udy H oney,
Marsh, Linda Schaber, Ma rlene J ohnson, Cathy Sa hulka , Sara h C a rdena s, Pa tricia Tefft, Ro b erto Minnick, and A lyce
H arde r.

Library Service League,

Lib rary Service League members ore
shown he re examining o ne of the many new
books in South H ig h's library.

Some of the o ffice rs are shown here collecting money
for Library Servi ce League pins that a re sold each yea r to
its members.

Miss C arolee Disney and Ri chard S.
Aiken, the sp onsors o f the Library Se rvice
League, are pe rform ing o ne of their many
libra ry duties.

A Library Service League member is shown here pre-
paring to she lve some of the numerous books in South's
li brary.

Members are pictured he re checking out
books t o South High students ~her school.
These me mbers volunteer thei r services every
d a y to he lp th e librari a ns.

P_ortia

Club ,

Portia Club provides social
activities and offers its membe rs
lessons in etiquollo. Any So uth
High girl is eligible for me m-
bership.

P'ortia officers shown p lanning club activities for t he year are, left t o rig ht, SEATED: Bet ty
Bluv,as, vice-presid en t; Kathy McVey. president; STANDING: Bea C a rmona, points chairman; Sharo n
C a rper, parli amentaria n: Carol Kowalski, treasurer; and Kathy Swoboda, secretary.

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rr:;L \,Y1 ·.A It a l eibrandt a n d I t·•
Portia sponsors, M i s s i""-""!'R~-111
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~ , ·,,~• ,.._.,· ....._ . ! .. ~·/· man, looking fo r new
t..'I . . '.. ideas to increase Po rtia~
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Above are members o f Portia Club conducting their
annual bake sale. I I'

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At the le ft is t he fl oat
t he Portias entered in the
Homecoming Parade .

At the right, t he Portia
sponsors and officers a re
shown waiting to sign up
new members during the
CI u b Day membership
drive.

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Picture d above are the gene ra l members of Po rtia C lub, Borb a ra Barla k l.i nda Schueler, Mary Kolo, Sharon Kosinski.
left to right, FIRST ROW : Ma rlene Mi ller, J udy Bacon, J anet Patsy Ni e lsen, and J oyce Cox; FOURTH ROW: Kathy Stelling,
Bee be, Eileen Se kera, and Pe nny M u rphy; SECON D ROW : Terry Elder, Jud y Speelman, Jane Puffenb arger, Jane Bakesz,
Sharlene Stracke, Al ice H arder, Roberta Mille r, Ella Mae G lup, Kat hleen R. M oore, Sharon Hayes, Kathleen Schueler, Roy Ann
Li nda Nary, and Lynette Jarmin; THIRD ROW: Rosema ry Ballou , Karen Lindahl, Karen Flessner, and Phyllis Stephens .
Karn ish, M aureen Nelso n, J anet N owaczyk, Geri Fi lipowski,

At the right members of Portia C lub a re shown serving at the
St. Valentine's Day Tea .

Pict,ured at the left a re members of the faculty being served
at the St. Patrick's Da y Tea .

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First row: (left to right) members of Debate are : Walta Kushensky, and Mark Otoupal; Second row: Georgie Sharka,
Sue ,Dodd, Howard Shinkle, Ruthi Merh, Secretary-Treasurer Lind a Glup, J oellen Patrick , J ane C ason, Dieter Petz, Si Pilus,
David McMahill, Vice-President J o hannah Eros, Presiden t Franki Sponsor Wil liem Pierson, J o hn Bogah, Richard Burney, Reba
Young, Rich Kuncel, Bill Kvasnicka, Terry McClellan, Rod Lerabee, Helen Teply, and Joyce Thompson.

Debate Club,

Mark Otoupal takes pride in showing Mr. Pier-
son the medal he received for spea kers' points in the
novice division, at Hastings.

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A little c lowning ond o lot of reseo rc h help moke up Debote.

The research began in early June and did not Valley Tournaments held in Omaha.
cease throughout the entire year as the Packer At Yankton, Rich Kuncel was awarded a trophy
debaters prepared cases both pro and con on the
question of federal aid to public education. for finishing in th ird place in extemporaneous speak-
ing. At Hastings, Mark Otoupal received a fourth-
Various t eams competed in many places during place medal for speakers' points in the novice
the season. There were tournaments a t Yankton division, and at Lincoln No rtheast, Dave McMahill
College in South Dakota, Hastings College, Lincoln and Rich Kuncel garnered a trophy for being among
Northeast, Lincoln Pius X, as well as the Boys' Missouri the top four teams in cross-question debating.
Valley, Girls' Missouri Valley, and Open Missouri

Rich Kuncel and Dave McMahill
p roved to be o good team ot Lincoln
No rtheast .

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The members of the Futu re Farmers of America pictured Follett, Melvin Anderson, Fronk Hasiak, J oe Nepodal. Bill
above are, left to right-FIRST ROW: Adviser J a mes E. Sim- Barrett, Mark Rilea, and Michael J osoff: THIRD ROW: J o hn
mons, Sentinel Donald Martin, Secretary Gary Norskov, Presi- VanNess, Philip W oodward, Joe Bo ckm a n, Tony Costanzo, Dick
d ent David Rye, Vice-President Douglas Robb, Treasurer Lo ren H ook, J erry C ornelison. Tom Hansen, W ayne Elsasser, Torr
Lux, and Reporter Theryl Dillon: SECOND ROW: Howa rd Day, Maass, Richa rd Thorpe, Bob Flakus, Bob Schmidt, Bill Faust
Ted Carstens, Ronald Griger, Dale Brown, J ames Baker, Keith H arold Hudson, and Bo b Kaminski .
Hiott, Dennis Va cek, Roger Anderson, Danny J osoff, Gary

Future Farmers of America,

Below a re Richard Thorpe and Te d Carstens working
with farm equipment.

At the rig ht are
Douglas Robb and
Da n Josoff with a
Yorkshi re hog .

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Above. Sponsor Jomes Simmons looks on os H o ward Day and
Richord Failla hold the A ngus cow ond coif that H o ward is ra isi ng .

Above is Joe Nepodal with some penned-up Hamp-
shire hogs.

At the left, How-
a rd Day, To m Hansen
and De nnis Va cek a re
testing soi l samples.

At the right are
Gory Norskov and
H oword Day with an
Angus cow.

Below are Theryl Dillon, Jim Baker, Bob Flakus, Tom Below two lambs pose with Ted Carstens and Joseph
Maass, and Bob Schmidt with Suffolk and Southdown ewes. Bockman .

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Future Teache rs of Ame rica pictured above from le ft to right ere: FIRST ROW: (seated) Ginge r
Bentz, treasurer; Ca ro l Engstrom, secretary; Roberta Pechous, vice-president; end David Williams,
president; S ECO N D ROW : Haro ld Putney, Sharon Ann Stan kiewicz, A stride Magone, G e ri
Filipowski, Linda J ames, J ud y Goebel, Beth Murphy, Candy Parsons, Barbara Culton, Mary Ann
H ogan, Kath leen Rumll, and Melvin Cl1i rk; TH IRD ROW: Marcia Brodi!, Ba rb St?r.oska, Betty
Svoboda, Parsla Mende, Maureen Nelson, Nellie Sud avicius, Jerry H obson, Dolly Sudav,c,us, Darlene
Johnson, Jacqueline Newcomer, Shirley N ewcomer, Donna Baumwart, and Spon sor M rs. Gertrude
Trumble.

Fu ture Teachers of America,

Fut ure Teachers of America is a club op e n t o a ll students who a re interested
in the teaching f ie ld. Ma ny me mbe rs a re trying to discover whether t hey want to
t rain to become teachers. Prog rams a,t meetings he lp t hem t o deciide.

O ne of the importa nt activities of members is in serving as ushers at t he
Nebraska State Ed ucation Association C onvent ion of District II, in October of
each year. This yea r a nd last , Sout h Hig h Future Teache rs were in c ha rge of this
project fo r the d istrict.

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F. N. A.,

The aim of Fut ure Nurses of America
is to bring to its me mbers informat ion
conce rning the responsibilites and qual-
ifications of a nurse and the various
careers in th is f ield.

F. N. A. is sponsored by Mrs. Sandra
Laub.

A b ove shown d e monstrating t he techniq ue of using a n
arm sling are, left to right, Jo Ellen Hlavace k, Na nc y Babcock,
J ud y Bacon, ond J oyce Se kora .

At the righ t showi ng the pro per me thod for op-
p lying on ankle bo nd oge are, le ft to right , Nancy
Re hn, Morsho Mc Kenzie, J a mie Toner, Pa ulo Fre ye r,
ond Shirle y Sod o me k.

At the left shown checking pulses a re, left to
right, Jeanette Putney, Anqi e Emmi, Linda Schuler,
ond Jone Puffenbarger.

At t he rig ht, left to right, ore pictured Vice-
President Kathy Ste lli ng, Pre side nt Ma rle en McGuire,
Secret a ry-Treasurer Ka thy Lindsay, ond Points Chair-
ma n Kathleen McGuire ,

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Pictured obove a re members of High School
Red Cross, le ft lo right, Front Row : Dia nna Kral,
Sec retary-Treasurer Poula Freyer, a nd Spon sor Mrs.
Ire ne Keenan; Bac k Row : Nancy Chrest, Presid ent
Marleen M cGuire, Vice-President Kathleen Mc-
G uire, and Alta Moss,

High School

Red Cross,

Prepllring for the inter-city meet of High School
Red Cross members are, left to right, Charlotte Plock,
Dianna Kra l, N ancy Chrest , Marleen McGuire and
Kathleen McGuire.

Pictured at t he right ore Dianna Karl, N ancy Chrest,
Marleen McGuire and Kathleen McGuire greeting
members fro m other high schools.

M e mbers o f !he Science Club, left lo right above, are-
Fl RST ROW: Wi lli o m Skelton, Mary S ue Dilley, President Nancy
Swanson, Do n Basta, Vice-President Barbara Bartok, Treasurer
Frances Bacho!, and Secretary Carol Lubsen; SECOND ROW:
Cra ig Christiansen, Roger Wini ecki, Belly Svoboda, Jeonne Chale k,
Kay To t usek, Parsla M ende, and Sponsor Miss Mary Alice Engles;
THIRD ROW: Ri chard Taft, Randy Hampton. Dave Williams, J ohn
Dugich, and Byron Bake r.

Those experimenting above are C onnie Melichar,
- Dave Williams, H ele n H ra bik, and Jim Agnew.

In the d emonstration g roup at the left are Gordon
H auptman, Steve Brezenski, Linda Dvorak, Richa rd Hanzek,
Ann Dvorak, W ayne Masek, Hiltrud Fansla u, and John
Clayton.

Science Club,

Science C lub, South High's oldest, brings
together students of similar interests who partic-
ipate in a progra m of se rvice, sociability, a nd
sc h o l a rs hi p .

The c lowns at the left who appeared in the H ome-
cominq Parade are, left to right, Richard Samson, Cothy
Carsten, Dana H ovey, Roger Winiecki, and John Dugich.

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Members of the South High Math Club are, left t o right, Edward N odeon. J o hn Boga c z. Caro l Lu b se n, Chuck Pospisil.
SEATED: Ray Kuto , Ken Pedersen, and Dave W illiams; H e ler1 Teply, J oh n Phipps. Jim A g new, Ro b ert Pipal, De n nis
STANDIN G: Richard Loft, Roger Winiecki, Richard Burney, Almq uist, and Sponsor Ric hard W ohlfarth.

Math Club,

Math Club, sponsored by Richard Wohlfarth, is re-
stricted to stude nts who ha ve completed or are now en-
rolled in Algebr~ I.

To promote a better understanding of math and
what it t eaches, to create an interest in the club as a
whole, and to help students get along with each other
and their teachers are the purposes of the club.

When the 1962 Nebraska High School Mathema-
tics Contest results were announced o n March 27, the
names of four South High Math Club membe rs were
listed among the top 20 in the state.

Joseph Calek ranked 12t h; Robert Murphy, 15th;
and Barbara Baker, 17th. These three are seniors. Robert
Pipal, junio r, placed 20th.

Studying the slide rule a re, from left to rig ht: Sponsor

Richard Wohlfarth, Ray Kuta, A l Binder, Dave Willia ms, Ji m
Agnew, and Carol Lubsen.

Discussing the Four- Pla,:e Logarithms, from le f t to right,
ore: Richard Burney, Edward Nodeon, Helen Teply, Ken
Pe dersen, and Robert Pipal.

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A few of the members
of the Chess Club are,
left to right- seated: Val
Kotrus, Ed Nodean, Rich-
ard Cavalciuc, Alex Seder-
a vi c i u s, President A rt
Hammond, Tony lvaskevi-
cius, John Phipps, Dorothy
Whittle, and Paul Shene-
field. Standing: Em i Ii a
Chavez, Sponsor Jerald A.
Griess, Ruth Horne, Vice-
President Don S teve n s,
Larry Urwin, Jerri Wisniski,
Mary J o Oliver, and Ken-
neth Bahr.

Chess Club,

The Chess Club this year has been one of the largest 1n its history at Soutf,.
It numbered 40 members.

During the meetings a record was kept of each player's wins and losses. In this

way we hope to determine the best players.

Our officers are: President Art Hammo nd, Vice-President Don Stevens, and
Treasurer Mike Witherspoon.

Another group of the ...... t. ~ .
Chess C lub includes, left
to ri ght-seated: Gran t
Frazier, Robert Pipal, Den-
nis Seiko, Judy Sexton,

Bob Bruce, Eugene Pokor-
my, Mark Heherich,Brenda
Bruce, Don Tarsikes, Sharry
Vasku, and John Dugick;

Standing: Mary Sue Dilley,
Karen Peterson, Don Ba sta,
Judy Kuse, Valerie Stecki,

R i c h a rd Burney, Roger
W i n i e ck i, Richard Loft,
Bud Clayton. Not pictured
is Treasurer Mike Wi t her-
spoon.

Members of Thespian s from left to right ore: SITTING: Dione Aloimo, Shirley Sch roed er.
Mortho Neosloney, Regino Olive r, Mercie Greu. J ud y Heney. Rito Vomacka , Deanna Jorgensen,
Judy J ordon, Peggy Buhlmonn, Fra n Bache!, e nd G ladys Briggs: STANDING : Anita Flower, Russ
Hylen , Dionna Taff, Larry McCray, Cynthia Versch, Jomes C e lvo, Judy Vincent, Moirota Brad fo rd,
Sponsor Richard R. Miller, Kothy McVey, J oy Swaney, Vornelle Gust, Sonny Novak. Helen Hrabik ,
G ory Strnad, Linda Saunders, and Linda Fitton.

Thespians,

Clowning offers fun in dramatics
class, as you can easily see.

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Shown from left to right are t he officers of the
A rt Club-President Linda James, Sponsor Fred Schon-
ing, Treasurer Rich Carlson, Sponsor J ohn C. Krebs, Sec-
retary Madge McGrath, and Vice-President Dee Desmet.

Art Club,

The Art Club, sponsored by Fred Schoning a nd John C. Krebs, has gone on
field tri ps and attended a luau. One of the p rojects for next fa ll is the buildi ng of
a float to be entered in the 1962 Ho mecoming Parade.

Members o f the Art C lub, shown left to right. are -
Fl RST ROW: Borbara Sheehan, J o net Beebe, Diane
Ala imo, Diano Mathews, and Lindo M ortinez: SECOND
ROW: Tony Carrillo, Roberta Naylon, Nellie Sudavicius,
J ean Lynum, Kristine Dye. and Betty Bluva s; TH IRD
ROW: Lou is Russo, Vija M agone, Rosalie Pilisiak. Coral
Fronek, and Barb Spencer.

Other members picture d left to right are, Fl RST
ROW: Mary Ann Luja no, Mary Dickerson, Gloria Druskis,
Lois Ellsworth, Mory Novotny, and Sharon Keast; SEC-
O N D ROW: Marge Lo bbins, Diane Wolf, Sharon Carpe r,
Rosemary Elakis, Jane Puffenbarger, and Juonito Lopp;
TH IRD ROW: Gory Daughty, Greg Thompson, Jane
Svanda, Mike Symtsc hutch, and Tom Plambeck.

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Above are pictured the Hi-Y members, left lo right, FIRST
ROW: Do rothy Swobo da , Ji m Weak, J ill And erson, Bev De
Carlo, Joel Bland, Jean Benedick, Byron Ba ker, Bev Moravec;
SECON D ROW: J erry Newville, Stan Maliszewski, George
Koziol, Russell C lark, Jesse Ariza, Judy Vincen t, Diane Mahoney,
Ba rbara Ba ke r, Sharen Fredericksen; THIR D ROW: Wes Haupt -
man, J erry Thompson , John P. Kurtz, Bill Greguras, Dick Old -
field, Danny Dosovich , Den C rum, Randy Pa rsons, and Roy
Wade.

Hi-Y,

Secret ary Borbora Boker,
Vice-President J im Weak, ond
President Dave McMohill are
shown making plans for the

Hi-Y ond Y-Teens annual
Lenten Services.

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Members of Y-Teens o re, left to right, First row : Okso na Speelman, Nancy Davis, Dorothy Watters, Nancy Risner, Lo is
Worobec, J ud" Britnell. Borbora No rcutt, Potti Korosek, Leonne H urd , Maureen Neff, Paula Ue hling, J oan Monico, Sponsor
Westl ing, Andreo W elch, Lill i Peter, Secretary Karlene Witzig , M iss Sally Fellows; Third row: Renae Travicki, Mory Gruber,
Vice-President Dona Sivers, Presid en t Dionno Taff, Treasurer Marlene H a nsen, Teddy Mann, Jud y Bacon, Sandra C onley,
Lillia n Link, J oonn Trovato, Borboro Boettcher, Barbaro Novo tny, Ernestine Lewis, Sandra Baker, Lind a Potter, Shoron Lo Ferlo,
N oe lle H artman, Susa n G ibso n, and Jane Bakesz; Second row: Dione Haley, Sandi Webb, J eonie Cordo n, G loria Tho mpson,
Marilyn Kraher, Da rleae J ohnson, Charlotte Pla c k, Sondra Evelyn Ch ad e k, Patricia Tefft, Donna Jones, Sa nd i Peter, La -
W estling, Cindy Will, Virg inia Will , J udy H untley, Margie Vonne Wihig, Beatriz Carmona, Linda Burggraff, and Betty
Pistillo, Kathleen Andrews, Mary Gregg, Vernelle Gust, Judy Miller.

Y- Teens,

Needle work is among the many se rvice projects wh ic h Y-Teens do t hrough-
out the school year.

Y-Teen Goals
To grow as a person.
To grow in frie ndship with people of all

races, religions, and nationalit ies.
To grow in the

knowledge and
love of God.

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The Engineers, pictured above, left to right, are-first Don Anderson , Ron M orrow, Tom Plambeck, H a rold Samso n,
row: Sponsor William McCalliste r, Jack Filipowski, Mike Wither- ond Bill Lu n11; third row: J o hn Filipowski, Dove Cenk, Don
spoon, Dennis Engelke, Sharon Stankiewicz, Chuck Catania, Mike St11rosk11, Art H11mmond, 11nd Ri chard C11rlson .
Wainwright, and Sponsor Fred Ferraro; second row: Ray Horn ,
Engineers and

Press,

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Press C lub members shown making p rep11rations
for the Homecoming Parade ore, left to right above,
Jean Benedick, Harvey Whitney, Erleen Lobbins, and
Dorothy Whittle.

To their right, Senio r J eon Lynum, extreme ri ght, is
showning Sylvia Opocensky, Marcella Harris, and Le ta
Walters, all freshmen, papers that are collected from
a ll over the U.S.

At t he right are Erleen Lobbins, Kathy O'Connor,
Sandy Tague, and Dorothy Whittle, preparing for the
Homecoming Parade.

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Above ore South's Red Peppers, left to right, FIRST ROW: Lona G roskowiok, Phyllis Barajos, Nolo Truman, J oyce Bober,
Dione Smi thberg, Jeannette Ebsen. Coro le Long, Margie Tropp, Barbaro Swanson, Reba Larabee, Connie Blythe , Jo Ellen
Sandy Sanderson, Kathy Lo pez, Bobbie Lynch, J oyce Dusek, Hlavacek, Susan Kobler, Lorraine Zons ki: FIFTH ROW: Sue
Ro berta Pechous, Sharon Bouer, Kathy Lind say, Nancy Bishop, Peterson, Margie McIntyre, Georgia Velehrodsky, Toni Armetta,
Bo nnie Hiraboyoshi, Carmello Hembertt: SECOND ROW: Betty Jerie McDonel l, Cheryl Thomas, Judi Allbaugh, Lind a Young,
Conger, Judy Huntley, Bonnie A ndersen, Nodi ne Campsey, Kathy Svoboda, Ann Plutschinski, Karin lzokoitis, Cheri Lea·
Margaret Komins ki , Mory Ellen Skarda, Elaine Thompson, Vickie Ko le, Judy Homi°c, Marline Molcyk, Kathy Gillogly, Mary Lynn
Co slro, Mory M a rtinez, Beverly Brizo , Na ncy Ki nman, JoAnn Nielsen, Lindo Kurtz, Diane Koenig, Lind a Ham , Theresa Kroupa:
Monico, M a rgie Pistillo, Kathy Tynski, Cecilio Bobic, Marlen a SIXTH ROW: Kay Lillethorup , Pat Kin sella, Pat Socha, Geri
Buhr, Gail Crewdson, Carol L. Stouder, Sandro Mihaly, Do nna Filipowski, Kathleen Schueler, Sandra Baker, Edith General, Joni
Baumwart: THIRD ROW: Sharo n Conn, M o ry Sempek, Beverly Schroeder, Linda Fredericksen, Sandy Cassidy, Karen Mickolof-
Hammond, N oelle Hortman, Susa n Gibson , Pot Lynch, Linda sky, Sharon Schulte, Caro le Belitz, Patty Roepke , Janice Hull,
Prue, Sa lly Kurtzuba, Sharon Riley, Jockie Hecox, Sharon Kuta, J oella Sh am blen , Linda Klauschie, Jean McClelland , Judy
Kathy Latozo, Dion ne Burns, Alice Cla rk, Imogene Flyr, Noncy Pedersen, Sharon Rose : SEVENTH ROW: Rosemary Piatt, Nancy
Hogue, Judy Henry, Geo rgia Tuccitto, J o Ann Roizor, Shirley Masilko, Do nna Longo, Sand y Duda, Linda Fitton, Vivion
Newcome r: FOURTH ROW: Lind o Burgh a rdt, Betty Volenec, Neasloney, Do rothy Setlock, Kathy Egnotovich, and Connie Mel-
Lindo Palme r. Lindo Sodomek, Beth M urphy, Joanne Pechous, ichar.
Roberto Minnick, Georgia Tripp. Virginia Dymek, Patti Bevens,

Red Peppers,

At the left, President J oyce

Dusek is shown conducting a

cabinet meeting . From the

left are Kathy Lopez, sopho-

more secretary: Sandy Sand-

erson, freshman secretary:

Hiraboyashi, junior-senior

manager: Roberta Pechous,

vice-president; Kathy Lindsay,

junior-senior secretary, and

Joyce Dusek.

Officers not pictured are

Nancy Bisho p, secreto ry:

Sharon Bouer, treasurer;

Margie Trapp, freshman

manager; and Bo bbie Lynch,

sophomore manager.

GM Club officers ore, left to right, Sponsor Miss Ann Legerski, Vice-President Shirley
Schroed e r, Treosurer Candy Fohey, Award Choirman Koy Lillethorup, President Jill Anderson, Porty
Choirman C a rol Sporcic, Tooter Reporter Shoron Fredericksen, Secretary Caro lyn H odges, and
Sponsor Mrs. Irene Cowles.

and G. A. A. give opportunities

Girls' Athletic Association members participated in volleyball, tennis, bad-
minton, field hockey, basketball, bowling, hiking and softball.

The First Award Winners of GAA ore, left to right, First Row: Cheryl Cerveny, Bonnie Kiefer,
Gloria Dixon, Teresa Matulevicz, Bonnie H irabayashi ; Second Ro w: Vija Magone, Kothy Egnoto vich,
Judy Stillmock, Bev De Carlo, Therese Sovo, Madge McGroth; Third Row: J eannette Vacek, Poulo
Freyer, Doreen Moritz, Lodd ie Dolinski, Sho ron Bo uer, Wolto Sue Dodd, Sandy Duda, Kathy Vampo la;
Fourth Row: Judy H untley, Roberta Pechous, J eon Forsberg, Corel Eng strom , Marion Lindsay, Kothy
Lind soy, Ne llie Sudovicius.

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GAA generol members ore ot the right, left to
right, FIRST RO W: Lindo Younq, A nd reo Jensen ,
Borbo ra Potier, Judy H enry, J o onne Pechous, Be th
M u rphy, Shoron Riley, ond Rosie Feeney: S ECOND
ROW: Kot hy Svoboda , Elai ne Diomontis, Condy Po r-
sons, Borbaro Culton, N ,incy C hrest, Corol Brondt ,
Arlene Joblonski, Arlene Vo mocko , ond Donno Tripp :
THIRD ROW : Mory Ann H ook, Potsy Fleck, Cot hy
G ofto, Ju d y Fu rnos, Lindo Dvorok, Borboro Swonson ,
Pot Fid one, J oyce Bober, Annojeon Som ulczyk, o nd
Koren Fovors; FO URTH ROW : Mory Gofto , C orol
N ekola , Mory Lynn Nielsen, Lindo Kurtz, Dione
Koenig, Kothy Taylo r, Mory Flores, Borboro No rcutl ,
ond H elen Teply.

At the right ore, left to right, FIRST ROW :
Sherry Elsi nge r, M argie McI ntyre, Kothy Lotozo , Mary
Ann Bro snan, J ud y A nn W alters, Sharon Kuto , Kathv
Gillog ly, Jean ne tte Eb se n, ond Marlene Molcyk: SEC-
O ND RO W: Pat Kinsel lo , Ca rol ine C onklin, Deonna
J ohnsto n, Irene W o lfe, J eannette Putney, Sha ron
Polen , Bo bbie Lynch, Fronces Cisar, Kathy Lopez,
o nd Rosemarie Vacek : TH IRD RO W : Sharon H unter,
Ka thy C u nn ingham , Po t Jakopovic, Alt o Moss, Rose
Vo dicka , Foynene Svatos, C o rol e Long, M ory J. Kol o,
C eci li a Babic, Kathleen Cisa r. ond Astride Magone :
FO URTH ROW : J ud y Rosen b a u gh, Terry McCord ,
Borboro H o lou bek, Sheryl J ulion. Sondra Butcher,
Kath y Ty nski. Shirley Newcomer. Judy Hod en, Donna
Bou mworl, ond Dolly Sud ovici us.

At the right ore, le ft to right, Fl RST ROW:
J ane Po vo nd ro, Po rn Bruno, Rosema ry A nglim, Do ro thy
Se tlak, Ka thy O s b urn, J eannie Ki rby, ond Dian e
Drokulich: SECOND RO W: C onnie Blythe, An n
Lubi sche r, J ud y H o mi c , Vivion Neasloney. A nn
Do ukintis, Sue H ami lton , Fro ncine Schulz, and Sharon
M iller : THIR D ROW: Cheryl Me d le n, Mo rie Neff.
Ern e stine Le wi s, C a ro l Ma t ula , Pegg y Krojocic , Koren
M ickol o fsky, Jud y Trunecek, ond Elizab eth C o ng e r :
FOURTH ROW? Pot Soch a, Georgia Tripp, Carol
H ought a ling, Catherine Fuxo, Karo l Vo nhessche,
C hristine Gernandt, Shirley Ryan, A nn Plutschi nski ,
Sh ore n Sc hu lte, a nd J on i Schro ede r.

for leadership and servi•ce.

While South H igh's masculine a thletes work in gym
doss compet ition a nd in contests with ot he r schools in
Nebraska and Iowa, the Sou thi te G AA girls keep in trim
through such sports as b ad minto n, shown ot t he left.

The se girls, und er the direction o f Miss Hazel Irene
C owles and M iss Ann Leg erski , olso pa rtici pate in such
s po rts a s archery, volleyba ll, basketball, boseb oll, and
soccer.

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The physical vigor of our citizens is
one of America's most precious resources. ..

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So uth High student through competit ive sports. Eac h stud ent can improve his coordi-
nation and streng th an d e nj oy t he same benefi ts a s t hose who represent South H.ig h
in va rsity c o mpetit ion. This ex perience in a t hletic co mpetition a nd development of
sportsma nship a nd p hysical well-being stim ulat es. Southit e s o n t heir highway of life.

M embers of t he " O "' C lu b from left to righ t are-Fl RST ROW: Spo nsor M erle A pplebee, Larry
Burg hardt, Jerry Fuxo, Budd y Bind er, G eorge Pserros, Bo b M urphy, J i m W eak, Ray Wade, Dick
Old field, and Dave McM ahi ll; SECON D ROW: Do n Loftus, Bob Stern, Sonny N ova k, Jerry Newville,
Larry Bruck ner, W esley Deon, W olter Link, and Voyag e Fran kli n; THIRD ROW : Ronni e Cage, Tom
Ri sk, C huck Catani a, Bob W eaver, Terry W hitney. Do n Cru m, Den nie Loftus, Joh n O nik, and Den
C rum. N ot pictu red are Russell Clark, Gary Furn as, Ken Ke nned y, Den nis Kirschenman, Joh n C .
Kurtz, Ri ch N ova k, Phil Taylor, and J im Vincent.

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Opportunities for development of physical strength are available to every
So uth High student th rough competitive sports. Each student can improve his coordi-
nation and streng th a nd enjoy the same benefits as th ose who represent South H.igh
in varsity competition. This experience in ath letic competition and development of
sportsmanship and physical well-being stimulates Southites o n their highway of life.

Members of th e "O" C lub lrom left to right are-Fl RST ROW: Sponsor Merle Appleb ee, Larry
Burghardt, Jerry Fuxa, Budd y Binder, George Pserros, Bob M urphy, J im Weak, Ray Wade , Dick
Oldfield , and Dave McM ahill: SECOND ROW: Don Loftus, Bob Ste rn , Sonny Novak, Jerry N ewville,
La rry Bruckner, W esley Dean, Walter Link, and Voyag e Franklin ; THIRD ROW: Ronnie Cage, Tom
Risk, Chuck Catani a , Bob W eaver, Terry Whitney, Don Crum, Dennie Loftus, John Onik, and Den
Crum. N ot pictured ore Russell Clork, Gary Furnas, Ken Kennedy, Dennis Ki rschenman, John C.
Kurh, Rich N ovak, Phi l Taylor, an d Jim Vincent.

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Varsity

1, The Varsity Cheerleaders would

like to express their gratitude to the

student body for the enthusiastic sup-
port given them at the g a mes, at
school. and at pep rallies. Without this
support, there would be little need for
cheerleaders.

Kathy Olsen C a ptain Bev Mo ravec

Jill Anderson Walta Dodd Beverly De Carlo

Martha Neasloney Carolyn Hodges Charlene Gates

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Cheerleaders,

G ood sportsmanship is a vital
factor in school activities at South
High. The cheerleaders try to express
this th rough their cheers, but their ef-
forts would be wasted if it weren't for
the support given by other Southites.
These g irls again say, " Tha nk you."

Jan Kamphuis Judy Larimore

Joel Blo nd Shirley Schroeder Dorothy Swobod a

Sharen Fredericksen Caro l C a ppe llo Barbara Spencer

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The Freshm a n C heerleaders pictured above, standing left to right, are : Elai ne Diamontis, C a ro le
Beli tz, Linda Fredericksen, J udy Knox, J oanie Schroeder, and J udy W a lte rs; Kneeling left t o right
are : Canqy Parsons, Karen Mickolafsky, Sharon Shul te, Diane De G corge, C andy Wise, and Sandy
C a ssi d y.

and Freshman
and Reserve Cheerleaders

Shown at left are the Reserve Cheer-
lead ers in action,