1988

li "·'- J

Athletes organize A

any guys gather in the weight room " '. ~
during and after school to build up their «· ,' , ·.•. ~
strength and physique. They work on .:<_ i' . ~I
getting themselves into better shape --.
and enjoy the opportunity to work with others. South .
has advanced facilities for this sort of athletic devel-
opment. ,·

0 Club is an organization for the school's letter- ... rf}~ ,, .I11111111• ,-
men, male and female . Under the sponsorship of Mr. •I
Jack Oholendt, Head of the Physical Education De- r Ir" ~--_,·
partment and head football coach, the club recog-
nizes student athletes .

This year the O Club met the faculty for a volley-
ball game, an activity organized by the club's presi-
dent, senior Chris Swircek .

Push, Scott Armbrust, you're almost there!

"I didn't think lift•
Ing weights
could be so
easy."

0 Club: front row, Eric Sanders, Jeff John- / 9 5clubs
son, Pat Greer, Jeff Fuqua, Patrick Nieto,
Thomas Albino, Don Bugay, Scott Buresh,
Mike Nieto, Shane Wicken; middle row,
sponsor Mr. Jack Oholendt, JoAnn Schaf-
fer, Laura Brown, Shane Williams, Jason
Calek, Sean Grant, Keith Crawford, Pat
Luger. Mike Newcomer, James Dickey;
back row. Leo Stillmock, Lisa Aleksonis,
Laurel Wilson, Tom Fitzpatrick, Thach
Pham, Ron Brun, Kandi Srb, Tami Higgs,
~~aron Moton, Kristi Hoit, Chris Swircek.

E.J. Williams prepares to
scope out the scores of the

rifle te am.
Rifle Team: back row. Mark
Curren. Mark Chrisman. Ar-

nold Blair; front row. Tony
Minino. Robert Baldwin.

Color Guard (center right):
back row. Arnold Blair. Jas-

on McGuire. Tony Minino.
Gory Zurek. Mork Curren;
middle row. Robert Baldwin,
E.J. Williams, Mark Chrismon,
Jeremy Baldwin; front. Dawn
Worthington. Pam Carpen-

ter.

Major Harold Hornbeck gives a last
minute talk before competition for t he

trophy.

Tech of Fire Team: back row, Mark
Curren. Al Peno. Tony Minino. E.J. Wil-
liams. Gary Zurek. Arnold Blair; front row.
Mork Chrisman, Jeremy Baldwin. Phil Da-

vis, Pam Carpentar. Robert Baldwin.

96/jrotc

Lower left, Gary Zurek, Mark Chrisman, Jason
McGuire, and Dawn Worthington are at atten-
tion.

"Se one

o\ ,ne \e'-N d ..
ond ,ne ptou .

Cadets up to boots in work

J ROTC (Junior Reserves Officers The Colorguard was chosen to per-
Training Corps) is filled up to its com-
form at the Constitution Celebration which

bat boots with activities. Color- was held at the Central Park Mall .

guard, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Tech- This year's teams have competed in

nique of Fire and orienteering are just a few various events and have done very well,

of the activities. according to Major Hornbeck. Next year

The classes are taught by Major Harold promises to be an outstanding year for the

Hornbeck and First Sergeant Jerry Watson . battalion with so many underclassmen in-

This year's commander was senior Gary Zur- volved in the company .

ek. Events which ended the year for
This year, South digh had the honor of
JROTC were the Brigade Review, where

putting together and hosting the annual Mili- the best cqmmander from all the high

tary Ball. This event was held at Peony Park schools is chosen, and Commencement

Ballrpom. In charge of planning the Ball was Colorguard .

junior cadet Dawn Worthington . / 9 7jrotc

Adam Hiatt tries to figure out what he's work -
ing on.

Shane Ripley and John Mldel await further Instructions.

Rob DeGeorge teaches Doug Ear-
nest to cut it up.

Joseph Gannon builds a bird
house .

98

Vocational classes cut it up
0
ne would be surprised at all the voca-
tional skills one can learn at South High.

Our high school is one of the few in the

Metro area which gives students

choices that range from woodworking and draf-

ting to autobody and electronics.

When one leaves South High he or she is pre-

pared with the basic skills needed to pursue a pro-

fession or a hobby later in life.

The autobody classes meet in a building south ___-_-_ ., -

of the main building . There, the students work in ga- Dan Dougherty and Troy Marco wonder what's up.

rages equipped to teach body work and engine

repair . It is not uncommon for the students to work

on cars which need real repairs .

In drafting classes, students learn how to de-

sign and build houses and other buildings, while in

other shop classes students build furniture and work

with electronics.

''Thank
goodness

for
computers!'·

Chad Guerro says It's easy working with
your hands.

99

Television broadcasting is a sit-down job at
the Career Center.

Students from all of OPS schools have the opportunit y t o st ud y tele vision
production at the C areer Center .

Ronnell Grego checks her c ont act
she e t .

Stacie Dorste looks tired after a
long day .

Center attracts career-minded
T
Pam Carpenter looks over her nega tives. he Omaha Public Schools Career Cen-
ter is a great place for students who

have their future planned . .. and for

students who don't. The Center offers

the opportunity for students in the Omaha Public

high schools to work in areas which are career ori-

ented.

Housed in the former Technical High School

at 3230 Burt Street, the Career Center offers such

c lasses as photography, television broadcasting,

radio broadcasting and automobile fundamen-

tals.

Here students may investigate areas which

interest them or sharpen skills in disciplines which

will lead to a career . The students have the op-

portunity to learn from people who are accom-

plished in the areas the y teach.

·'The Career Center
has a variety of
classes to take."

Directing commerclals is a hard job.



I t's the last year of your high school
days. It's the time to say goodbye
and to remember the good times
that you had with all of your friends.
But it is also the year to hope for the fu-
ture, the new job you're going to start or
the college that you've dreamed of at-
tending.

Let's face it, this is a time of excite-
ment, but it can also be one of the har-
dest phases in life. There are so many
choices to make. But here's some free
advice. Don't sit back and let things hap-
pen to you, make things happen. Be ag-
gressive but smile, because things aren't
always as bad as they seem.

The experiences you have had at
South will help you to face the world of
the future, a world rapidly approaching
now that you're seniors. This is your time!

Lisa Bruber shows her disappointment
at the lack of glazed donuts during
the DECA Initiation on Nov. 4.

103senim5/

Steven Acamo
Terri Aldrich

Lisa Aleks0nis
Lori Aleksomls

David Allen
Manuel Alva
Patricia Anderson
Scott Armbrust

Che Ashby
Donrny Ault

Lorrie Ault
Deonna Boeberg

Jenny Beder
Tornl Bollen~efi

RalpM Borton
John Bartunek

Therese Beuer
Brenda 80>:te~

Joe BelDer
Lisa Bednarz

Peter Beers
Edwerd Bin@nam
Dawn Blessle
Scott Bobier

Jodi Bojmnski
Lesa Bowley
Stan Braeec
Dale Bratsveen

Dean Bretsveen
Lenaeia Brenemar:i
LQura Brown
Tonya Brown

Darwin Robinson: The future Team leader
star at age five .
I ) arwin Robinson has
Darwin shows his defensive been a two-year starter
skills . for the Varsity Basket-
ball team. He plans to
major in Business Law but is undeci-
ded about which college he plans
to attend. He is the team leader
and averages twenty points a
game. As a junior, he earned All-
Metro. All-State, and Honorable
Mention awards. He began playing
in the eighth grade.

Lisa Bruber
Donni Bugay
Kim Burbridge
Scott Buresh

Sara BusGh
Shelley Butt
Wendi eampos
Mory C0rdenos

Jozette Carrico
Briof'l Carroll

Kathy Carroll
Donna Chadek

Mark Chrismom
!:rich Christiansen
Lauro Christer:isen
Sondra CieGhGmski

Bot;ibie Jo Clayt orn
M0tthew Cor-m,JGI
Tro¥ Cooley
Tina Cottone

I

Thomes Covos
G>eanna Craigmiles
Garrick Dalton
Charles Daniels

Stephen Daniels
Robert DeGeorge
Renae Denton
Anita Drake

Bill Dropinski
Pat Dub0s
Christy Eckart
Francine Edwan!ls

Music man

T odd Zealand has
been playing the
guitar since he was
seven years old . He

picked up the instrument from
his father, who has been
playing for 25 years .

Todd plans to include mu-

"Hey, where's my guitar?" sic in his future. He will either go
into performing or attend col-
Todd Zealand as he appears lege at U.N.O. or Metro Tech .
today.
In his free time. Todd prac-

tices with his current band.

Laura likes her wheels. Cobra II
even at an early age.
L aura Christensen
Laura Christensen rela xes in sees her senior year
the hall. drive by with her
best of friends.
Laura and her Cobra II are
two of a kind . Laura's car has
a unique red and white paint-
ing, which is not often found
around Omaha . The colors
show her school spirit and her
smiling face can always be
seen behind the wheel. ·

Mike Engleman
Dena Eona

Rebecca Evans
Rhonda Evans

Tamara Evans
Amy Fiarkoski
Jolene Fletcher

Ray Flock

Helen Flyr
Sue Foster
Michelle Fowler
Deborah Francis

Mike i:;ranks
Lonnie Free:ferickseA
Jeff Fuqua
Joyce Gates

James G lendeAing
Dennis Grace
Diana Graham
Sean Grant

Patrick Greer
Julie Grlger
Robert Grzebielskl
Linda Gunia

Michael Hansen
Carla Heeren
John Heeren
ConAie Hellbusoh

Seott Helms
Shannon Henderson
Rod Hiatt
Tamara Higgs

Sidelined

"Who's cheering ot to- ighteen-year - old
night's game ?" Wendi Campos en-
joys many memories
Wendi Compos without her of her years at South
c a st. High. Among her most unfoget-
table was when she had her
knee surgery. Injured in a
gymnastics stunt when she was
a junior, Wendi had to undergo
reconstructive surgery which
ended her gymnastics partici-
pation and limited her cheer-
leading activities as well . .. an
experience she's g lad is a
memory!

KathleeFl Hoit
Kristi Hoit

Kerri Homor:i
Chris Hubby,

Kristi i'tumiston
Jemes Jande
Aaron J0hns0n
Jeff Johnson

Kevin Johnson
Rosalie Jonnsom
Cameron Jomes

Mory Jones

Suriyant Joynoosaeng
Mark K«mkovsky
Ed Kasaea
Helmut Kaukver

Dan Kawecki
Ryan Kelly
Karen Kirkman
Mark Kirkpatrick

Jerry Kleidosty
Ronal<l'l Kloster
Jeanne KnapQ
Kellie Kotciler

Lisa Koraleski
Mery Koslski
Bryan Kottich
Raymond Kreft

Mark Krmpotic
Marie Kronen
Marilyn Kudlacz
KilleeA KLJIP-er

Michele LaFerla
Sfieila LaFr,ance

Amdrea Lomb
Sandra Latko

Qovid l:erette
Patricia Limones

Qonokll llof.tus
Min€1ee Mohler,

Midl<Jel Marchello
Rhonda Martin
Lwsero Martinez

Steven Ma~tinez

Reiland Massow
Patty McGrotlil

Dorthy Meek
Adriana Mejia

Janie MIiier
Jennifer Miller

Shewn Miller
Eric Milton

112/ S9AIOf$

At age two, Chris Swircek Dedication!
shows us how to paint.
C hris Swircek has
Chris Swlrcek tries to look been competing
like a success. in gymnastics for
the past eleven
years. He trains five days a
week for three and a half
hours each day. Chris has
won Regional Champion in
1984, State Champion in
1985, and in 1986 and 1987
he attended Junior Nationals.

After graduation he
plans to attend college in
Iowa or Michigan to carry on
his gymnastics career.

Ann Minino
Shawn Mitchell

Jose Monarrez
Dolores Montoya

Basilisa Moreno
Helen Mosites
Jodi Mumm
Richelle Murcek

Becky Murphy
Angelia Muschall
Lori Negrete
Hong Nguyen

Kimberly Nicmolson
Garold Nielsen

Jeffrey Niemiec
Mieheel Nieto

Patrick Niet<~
Micheal O'Malley

Miguel Ortiz
Shailestikum Patel

Stephen Pechar
Audry Peeples

Tammy Peterson
Thach Phom

Angelo Pierce
Traci Piernicky
Jomes Pokorny
Michelle PreikGJitis

Roger Price
Kimberly Priebe

Todd Price
Jeresa Prwden

College Bound

Cheeks are what make Scott cott Armbrust has
the man. been playing football
for the past four years.
Scott Armbrust works up a He has won many
sweat in the weight room . awards throughout the years :
Honorable Mention in Metro
and State 1986, All-Confer-
ence 1987, All-Division 1987, All-
Metro 1987, and Second Team
All-State 1987 .
After graduation Scott
plans to attend college on a
football scholarship at the Uni-
versity of Iowa or Kansas.

Timothy Puckett
James ~GmdGJII
Stoey Rezac
Lonr,ey Richison

Jerome Ritonyo
Qarwin Robinson
Tln0 Rodman
Cmeryann Rody

Russell Ruffcorr.i
Tiffany Russell
Richard Ryon
Lis0 Ry0ensky

Christopher Reger
Eric Sanders
Mark Santee

James Sargent

Samantha Schieffer
Cheryl Schulte

Debbie Schweiger
Daniel Sedlacek

Susan Seiter
John Sempek
Christine Shonka
Patricia Siebrandt

Cheerleader

- ami Higgs is a captain of
the Varsity Cheerlead-
Tami Higgs shows off her ing squad this year. She
smile . has received many
Tami is just thinking how awards for che erleading including
soon school will be o v er. All-American Cheerleader . She
is also captain of the Varsity
Gymnastics team and has been a
four-time state qualifier. She plans
to attend the University of Nebras-
ka and major in Business Administra-
tion.

Cynthia Sinskl
Jim Smith
Mary Smith
Sonja Smithberg

Dawn Soch
Joy Song
Grant Sponaugle·
Kandi Srb

Jennifer Stamey
Ted Stodolka
Matt Sullivan
Cindy Swinnerton

Christopher Swircek
Russell Synstad
Troy Taylor
Walter Teeters

Mary Jo Tiffey
Loura Torres
Jonathon Townsley
Glenda Tucker

Tracy Tylkowski
Donn Vacek

M0ry VenDorsten
Pat Vendetti

Louis Villafuerte
Maria Walinski
John Wallace
Kerne Walters

Kimberly Wangler
Sandro WarcMol
Joseph Woszgls
Robert Waszgls

Academics

Kristi Humiston learns at a risti Humiston has re-
young age to talk on the ceived many awards for
phone. academics, among
which are the United
Kristi Humiston shows us her
Methodist Community Center
great smile . Award, Century Three Leadership
Scholarship, Hugh O'Brian Youth
Leaderhsip Ambassador. She was a
member of Close-Up, is a member
of the 1988 Academic Decathlon
Tearn, and National Honor Society.

She plans to attend Wayne
State and major in education.

Michelle Watts
Shane Wicken
Matthew Wilting

Debra WIison

Denise WIison
Laurel Wilson
Roy Wilson
Dawn WlteGkl

Christina Wojtowicz
Walter Wyldes
Mike Zavala
Todd Zealand

Giancarlo Zocco

lhose not pictured • • •

Thom.as Albino Pamela Hamlen Steven Tongem.en
Am y Hering Greg Tegeder
Jesse Ale xander Michael Holderness Yer Thao
Charity Ashford Angela Holland George Thompson
Thomas Beister Flaviano Huss.er Arthur Velez
Stacy Bell Slacy Jackson Rhonda Watson
James Konger Rodino Watson
Annette Boyd Georglaenna King Eric Whitehurst
Esther Brawn Rick Kok oruda James Wiliams
Corine Cardona Tracy Mcclee
Joseph Cortese Kenyatta McCray Ports wm1oms
Deb Cro i Erin McFarland
Everet t Crowford Mary Jane McGrath Christopher Wing
Shone Daaey Patricia McGrath Joy Yates
Jos~ph Davis Tammy MPer Harold Yost
Mark Davis Pa tricia Millon Charles ~oung
Fay DIiion Angelo Nemec Tommi Zadina
Denise Dymek Al Nguyen Garrett Zurek
Leo Fanfare Joseph Popek
Patricia Freeman Rober t Reno 119senfors/
Jo Gannon Penelope Riches
Karl G1ounke Gina Ritter
Robin Greenfield Tracie Robertson
Rober t Griffin Craig Roge1 s
Kelly Gruhn Rick Rohlfs
Esleban Guardiola Jamie Rose
Troy Hall Jomes Sl1iller
Rhonda Hamfing Lori Smithberg

2nd-Koll'\, Hoit Best Looking
3r6Tommy Evans
llusiy Ruffcom
Todd Zealand

2nd-Kandi Sib Best Dressed
3rd-Tammy Evans Jeff Johnson
Chris Swircek

BesfPersonolity

2nd -Wendi Compos Sean Grant

3rd-Tommy Pe terson Ron Mossov,

2nd-Tami Hrggs Best Eyes
(fie) Sonja Smifhberg Ray Kreft
Ed Kasoda

2nd-Krrs1r Hott Most Athle tic
3:d-Kond, Srb Rob DeGeorge
( Ire} Bin D,apinski

Most lnlelflgent

2nd-Morra Walnskr Garrick Dalton

3rd- Tino Woitowicz Louis Villa fuerte

Most Likely to Become a Soufh Teacher

2nd-li,1ar Ko>1Sl\1 Louis Villafuerte

3rd-Kand, Srb Jeff Fuqua

2nd-Angel Holond Most Do ring
Ron Massow

Funniest Laugh

2nd-Teresa Pruden Ro" Massaw

3rd-Tommy Peterson Mike Franks

Laughs the Most

2nd-Kathy Carroll Jeffi-Jiemiec

(!le) Kand, Srb Jae Wo s-,gls

first to Becom e Famous

;/rld-Toml Higg s Motl Wdfing

2nd-Chrrs Shor,ks Most Flirtatious
Jerry Kleldosty

1sl-Trish Limones Bes1 Hair
2nd-Wendi Campos Louis Vfllafuerf,
3rd-Mory Kosfst<I Jerry Kleidosty
Rusty Ruffcorn
1st -Mary Kos,ski
Best Smile
Pot N,;,f,~ At top, are those baby blues or whot?
(fie) Joe Was2g,s Scott Bobier o nd C hris Sho nka ho ve the
most a lluring eyes around.
1st-L,sa Bednarz Mosf Mature
2nd-Andrea Lamb Upper left, personality soys it oil for
3rd-Kandi Srb Ted St odolka these t wo . Robb DeGeorge 0nd Mory
6ric Sonders Jones hove minds of t heir own .
Jim Glendentng
Above, Mr. Casanova, Mark Santee
1st-Mary KoSlski Most Admired loves to ho ve Miss Flirtatious, Tommy Ev-
2nd•Kothi Hoif Jerry Kleidost y ans looking over him.
3rd Y.r,sf, Holl Sea" Grant
Scolt Armbrust " I dare ya, " so y Ryon Kelly o nd Kathy
C arroll, the most daring d uo o t school.
Most Likely to Succeed
"
1st Krist, Hurniston Ted Srodolka

2l)CJ-Moty ~O>1Ski Louis v,yatuerte

3rd-Kandi Srb Jeff Fu a

1s1-lornmv evens Friend lie sf
2r10-Jod1 W,umm Pot Vendetti
Jrd-Tereso Prud.en Do11 Bugay
MMe Fron~s

II

Kathi Holt and Scott Armbrust are
most athletic Packer backers.

At top, best looking and best dressed g irl, Mary
Kosisk i poses w ith best looking guy. Jerry Kleidosty
and best dressed Shone Doiley.
Upper left, they laugh the most. Thach Phom .
Lisa Bruber a nd Ronnie Massow .
Chris Swlrcek and Maria Walinski are found to be
most likely t o become famous .
At left, Kristi Humiston and Erich Christianson ore
not only most intelligent. but most likely to return
to South as teachers!

121senior survey /

T he following information was /
taken from surveys given to
a random sample of Soutli

High students. Results reflect

the current tastes of students in all four

grades. A common answer on the

question of how students feel about

the surveys are: "They're stupid!" or

"These really aren't true!"

Although each person has an indi-

vidual opinion for each question, results

reflect the majority view.

...

Favorite Actress Favorite Food
Lisa Bonet tacos

Favorite Actor ) Favorite Album
Sylvester Stallone Slippe ry When Wet
Favorite Group

Poison
Favorite Movie

Top Gun

122/ favorites

What are your plans for I
after high school?

A. full-time employment

I B. part-time employment
C. full-time school

D. part-time school

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How do you normally spend What do you A llilltilt@illtliil\J (S4%)
your weekends? normally eat 11]B (14%)
for lunch?
A. with friends A. school food C (0%)
B. with family B. junk food
C. at home C. sack lunch D ifil-f (17%)
D. don't eat
B _=:r:::::=:=:J.I (15%) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
lunch
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How do you (37% )
spend your
money? 0 10 20 30 40 50
A. fast food
123fav~rites/
restaurants
B. movies
C. amusement

parks
D. save my

money

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a

What's hot W hat's hot and w hat's not ... That is the question.
What were the c lothes, shoes, accessories, cars,
The Cosby Show music , videos, t elevision shows and movies that
Compact discs held the limelight this school year of 1987-'88?
Frosted jeans This was the year that saw people sporting frosted jeans,
Esprit shirts and Fila products. Michael Jackson came out of hi-
Fila ding to climb back on the charts with his "Bad" album and a
· Esprit
Jam sessions tour.
Michael Jackson Everybody's favorite animal was Spuds McKenzie and fa-
"Probly"
Liz Claiborne vorite alien was Alf . The Cosby Show still drew a large audience
Drakkar cologne and Three Men and a Baby was a movie that had us standing

What~s not in line.
This was also the year that political candidates started
"Hey Dude"
Max Headroom heating up for t he next presidential election . Soviet premier
Banana combs - Gorbachev paid a visit to the U.S. and Nebraska became a

The slab possible sight for a nuclear waste dump .
Diet Pepsi Tiffany singing in shopping malls and a possible breakup be-
The Monkees
Flat tops tween Madonna and Sean Penn also marked this year .
Beastie Boys

Reebok
MTV

The "bob"

124Iwhat's in, what's a i,
I•
~

tH,

~

-- Ted Stodolka and Dawn Blessie
consider what was popular with stu-
dents at South this year while Lisa Kora-
leski looks on.

Shoes point out what's the stylish feet
are wearing in '87-'88.

Upper left, Esprit was a big seller
among the.teenage set t his year.

125what's in, what's out/

1988.

Packers

12 7senior signatures/

FOR PEOPLE

I )(i(i eople" . .. a term we
use to describe the

underclassmen pop-

ulation here at South.

The freshmen, sophomores and juniors

are the ones who fill the classrooms with

noise and confusion.

Underclassmen are the ones who

are blamed when there is an accident

in the halls. They are the ones who trip

down the stairs or try to open the

wrong locker. But underclassmen are

not all bad; they do have some good

qualities. They do know how to stick

their tongues out very professionally

and they do know how to laugh at a

joke, so these people are nice to have

around.

128/people Chad Kidder, o sophomore, shows us the m eaning of
life . to hove some fun !! ! Nice pose, Chad.



CLASS OF 1989
Dana Alonzo stares off into space as she
J wishes for o GIANT con of pop to wash down

her Doritos.

unior year is one of the By the time we are juniors,
most important years most of us have accepted the
responsibilities of near adul-
of high school. This thood and many of us have en-
tered the world of work, so we
year prepares us for are holding down jobs as well as
attending school.
our final year as students at
Even though we are faced
South. This is the step just be- with responsibilities, we are still
fl.!111 of excitement and look for-
fore we take that leap into our ward to the weekend as a time
we can unwind and spend time
future. with a girlfriend or boyfriend.

Looking at the class as a Being a junior means looking
back and looking ahead.
whole does not take into con-

sideration the fact that this

group is made up of sep<Jrate

individuals, each with his or her

own talents and dreams,

strengths and weaknesses.

One quality the juniors all share

is enthusiasm!

Heather Addison
Audra Allen

Claudette Allen
J. Allen

Dono Alonzo
Steve And e rsen
Douglus And erson

Floyd Archie

Stoey Arringfon
Gino Asta
T. Atkins

Jennife r Banks
Barbaro Barraza

Fronk Bashore
Anne Baumgard
David Baumgard

Francisco Becerra
Sheila Bednorz

Kathy Belca stro
Brion Bertch

Da vid Boatman
Go ry Bobier
Renee Bojcin

Michelle Bojonskl

Jason Boyd
Arthur Bravo

Chris Briggs
Sharon Brown

Ron Brun
Todd Byrne
Joseph Cohill
Jason Colek

Melissa Cantu
Rochel Corlentine
Pamela Carpenter

Noel Carrillo
Nancy Covitt
John Cerone

Ro Choi
Robin Chapmon

"Sometimes just being Tara MIiier digs
alone is a good way to wildly through her
purse for thirty-five
unwind.'' cents to buy some
-Stacie Dorste
Junk food.

Arthur Bravo reads In his spare time about be-
__________________.·n"'g a millionaire.

Anen Clark
Reginald Collins
Sherry Craig
Lori Cunningham
Sherry Danoff
Elod ie Daquila
Michelle Davies
Anissa Deane

Ed ward Deleon
Scott Demont
Leeann Derry
Michael Derry
Steven Deva ult
Jomes Dickey
Mark Digilio
Gregory Dinges

Tony Dizonno
Sherry Dokmonovich
Tricia Demeyer
Anno Dominguez
Christina Dooley
Stacie Dorste
Michele Drew
Dono Duarte

Ami Dykes
Douglas Earnest
Michelle Eckart
Kathy EIHo tt
T. Engler
Christo Evans
Bruce Fischer
Tom Fitzpatrick

Jamie Fleetwood
Cathy Flores
Down Foreman
Jeffrey Goines
Matthew Goldeono
Brig ida Ga rcia
Toni Garcia
Moma Gozinski

Geoffrey Geisler
MicheUe Germer

Jomes Geske
Morie Godfrey
Gregory Gonzoles
Michelle Gonzoles
Trisho Goodrich
Donny Goodwin

Deedee Gordon
M. Gosch

Kerry Greenlee
Dennise Greer

RoneUGrego
S. Grells

Doniel Guardiola
Jami Gunia

John Hadland
Dono Holec
Jomes Hal

Renee Hamblin
Anthony Hamilton

Ronald Hardin
Melinda Horris

Eric Hozuko

Trevor Headley
B. Heesocker
Steven Heinz

AM Henderson
Sandy Henderson

Jodi Henn
Jose Herrero

V . Herrera

Mory Hester
Adam Hiott
Robin Hiott
Mory Hogon
Joseph Hood
Golen House
M Houseworth
Troy Huerto

Christina Hunter
Geno Jackson

Don Joixen
Sonya Jonkevicius

Kyle Johnson
Lori Johnson

Corl Jones
Toni Jones

Down Josott
Chad Kormann

Mork Kostrick
Lonnie Kennedy

Lori Kilborn
Monico Kole

Ken Koop
Scott Kounovsky

Dominique Kousgoord
Michael Kousgoord
Anthony Kucera
Lee Kudirko
Lisa Lakin
Lorry Lamp
Daniel Larsen
Nolan losovich

Suzanne Lewis
Jody Loftus

Richard Lollar
Corrie Lowery

Patrick Luger
Kimberly Luna
Robert Mock
Anthony Mackey

Marc Madison
More Manriquez

Troy Marco
Lourie Morfisi
Stephen Mortinez
Tonyo Mossow
Gerold Mays
Robert McGuire

Denise McIntosh
Patricia Mclaughfln
Scott Meinke
Moiya Meloccara
Robert Menicucci
Scott Merwald
Ricky Mesa

Bernard Meyer
Meghan Militti
Steven Miller
Tina Minino
M. Moore
Tammy Moore
Luz Mora

Sergio Moro
Ronald Moron
Karen Morgon
Kevin Morgon
Raymond Moss
Sheron Moton
Dono Murra y

Michael Norok
Marcia Nau
Stephanie Nekola
Steve NeUor
Renelle Nelson
Jeffrey Netzel
Michael Newcomer

Melissa Schott seems to be
amused by something Mr. Kastrick
said in c lass.

133juniors/

Jeffrey Nourse
Kendro Nowaczyk
Rosemary o·coMor

Kevin Ogg
Todd Pat rick
James Payne
Theresa Pechar

Meiss• Pe terson

Christian Philips
Dennis Poledno
Christopher Popp
Rhonda Pucke!I

Jerry Radii<
Dole Rogan

Morino Ramirez
David Reed

Patricio Reiter
Thoma s Reyes

Jenny Rezac
Down Richtlg
Gerri Righter

Candy Riley
Melissa Rober ts
Tommy Robinson
Jerome Rodgers
Micha el Roman
Frederick Rosemonn

Tyrone Rule

Lorraine Sanchez
Peter Sankovich

Anne Sarg ent
Janine Sovatovic

Joann Scholler
Melissa Schott
Rebecca Scott

Gena Jackson thinks, "Oh no, not again!

134 / juniors

Down Worthington Troy Scott
Chris t y Ziskovsky Robert Sekera
Jeffrey Zorn Jurie Sheibol
Patricia Shuk,s
Lanier Slaughter
Michael Slob0dru1<

Chnssy Sm,th
Chris Smit h
R. Smith
Deana Snyder
Pot ricio Solberg
Sheri Spellman

Robert Sprelt2er
Rick Sta ndiler
John Steno
Poul Sl eaa
Rita Stubler
Duell Sumvan

Debra Swindell
Marty Timberlake
Bradley Toliver
Adrian Tripp
Leon Turne,
Tina Turner

Lisa Valasek
Vance Vanhoo zer
David Wagar
Joson Worbetton
Kimberly Woszgis
Doire! Walson

Melissa Whi tehurst
Richard Wickert
Ru th Williams
K. Wingate
Gary Woods
Herbert Wolfe

Sue Proksel wonders how her pott ery sculp-
ture t urned out like this.

135juniors/

CLASS OF
1990
opnomore year is Ol'ile of the have been the "good old days," but
most fun, but also one 0f tlile these are better.
hmdest. Sophom@res me
' no longer strangers to the Now we have the experience to
schoel as freshmen me. Just remem- feel comfmtdble in our school and to
ber-ing beiAg scared out of your- wits find our way around effortlessly. We
makes most sophommes glad they con give advice instead of needing
ere no longer in the ninth gra~e. it.
Being s0phor:mores ofters stu-
dents e fresh perspective. No lornger Part of the fun is looking ahead
do five floors seem so overwhelming. to being juniors and being able to en-
No longer ore we stuffed into lockern joy going to high school without hav-
or chronically late to class. Those may ing t o worry about college yet. Yes,
being o sophomore is all right .

Christine Adams
David Aldrich
Scott Allen

Dono Anderson
Patrick Anderson
Ronold Andrews
Sandro Antonia k

Use Archer

P!eshyette Armstrong
Amy Arnold
Leon Ayala
Ted Bobic
Bryan !i'ailey

Theresa Baker
Carrie Balaban
Robert Baldwin

Chari Banks
Christopher Barraza

Michael Bortlelt
Jeffrey Bartos
Joseph Bartos

Terence Bartunek
Jerry Bateman
Jason Bates

Down Boumwart
Bobbi Bell

Jahn Benak
Dela Benavente

Alecia Benesh
Charlotte Berten
Reginald Beverly

Robert Bewley

Gina Bible , hlif!I~
Patrick Bishop .

Arnold Blair
Wuliom Bloke
Derek Board man
Tommy Boris
Stacy Borman
Doniel Boye

136/sophomores.,

"Being only one of two At left, Greg WIison enjoys a free moment In
sophomore cheerlea<ders the math room.

Is a fun experience.·' Ginny Vanhoozer waits for the ball to be
-Emily Schott served in volleyball.

S<:>phomore cheerleaaers Julie
Popek and Emily Schott flc,:mk ju-

Aior Julie Sheibal.

Steven Boyle
Lori Bowen
Shown Brabec
Poul Bragg
Gregory Brend
John Brody
Shown Brody
David Brown

Joseph Brown
Down Bryon!
Amie Bugay
Ann Bugay
L. Bulman
Tra cy Butt
Tracy Burghardt
Thomes Byers

Gero ld Carlson
Anthony Corson
Toni Cosole
Manuel Chevez
Sontonus Chambers
Scott Chapmon
Beverly Cheree
Valerie Chunko

Brion Chlistenson
Craig Chlistionson
Tiffany Clark
Alysia Clery
Eilzobeth Colemon
William Cook
Michael Contreros
Catherine Cox

Coro Crowford
Brion Crayne
Jessen Cropp
Shela Crowley
Michael Cruz
A. Curtis
Consuelo Davis
Philip Davis

Russen DeGeorge
Steven Deluno
Potricio Denton
Jemiler Derry
AM DiZOMO
Don Dougherty
Stoey Downs

Randoll Drummond

Patrice Dunlop
Tomaro Dutcher

Brenda Dysart
Roger EWot

Edward EllisOn
Richard Embree
Deborah Engler
Sheresse Evans

Shone Faughn
Shelly Fipps

Angelo Fitzpatrick
Daryl Flowers
Rockie Fry

Manuel Garcia
Shannon Garcia

Sonny Gaxiola

Renee Gault
Cory Gilbert
Tone Gjovik
Guadalupe Gonzoles
Terrance Grabowski
Showntrice Gresham
Christopher Grothe
Chad Guerrero

Terrance Hoite
LoveR Hampton

Gove Harris
Jonathon Horris

Thad Harlow
Elizabeth Horrohin

Jeffrey Heisser
Rhea Heisser

Patrick Hellbusch
Douglas Henson

Roger Hering
Cindy Hiott
Jomes Hiott

Michael Hiott
Wendell Hill

Jeffery Hineman

Cullen Halmes
Tonya Holmes

Jodi Holguin
Marjorie Hood
Chad Hooper
~ris tine Horne
Michael Horvath
Christine Hrobik

Lisa Huber
Richard Hudson
Bernadette Hultquist
George Husser

Jahn Ignowski
Cheri Jackson
Shannon Jackson

Z. Jackson

Andre w Jones
Rickie Jones
Tracy Kantor

Rober1 Kawa moto
Ke rri Kemery
Chad Kidder
Don Kleidosty
Kevin Klug

Kimberly Knopp
Doniel Kohler
Lee Kolb

Jennifer Koterba
Koysone Kounnovong

Dennise Kress
Lisa Kurcz

Kathryn Kurtzubo

Shawntrlce Gresham uses the morning to stud y for final e xams. Bo Song tries to remember the
meaning of "personification" in his En-

glish class.

Julie LoFrance
Anthony Losovich
Bradley Lo udon
Estelleen Lindsa y
Christopher Lester
Kelli Lewis
Ja nis Limcouco
Erica Linkletter

Michelle Linnertz
Douglas Loftus
Richard Lyons
Tammy Headley
Colette Marcon
Javier Marquez
Robert Manning
Toni Mauer

Kelli Moyehamo
Michele McCamish
Veronic a McCoy
Ja son McGuire
Alexander McIntosh
Thomas Mclaughlin
Luke Mclochlin
Wade McFarland

Michelle Merriman
Matthew Milon
Michael Miller
Anthony Minino
Earl Minor
Alexa nder Misiunos
Jeremiah MitcheU
Brend a Moore

Retha Moor's
Timothy Morse
Jose Monarrez
S. Monarrez
Angel Monjarez
Alfreda Montes
Gabrielle Montes
Michael Moreland

Linda Morgon
Trina Morris
Radney Mulick
Ric hard Murcek
Mary Nabity
Jodi Nary
Teri Nelsen
Michael Olsen

Andrea Orsi
Romiro Ortiz
Jennifer Osborne
Michelle Palermo
Lynn PouJson
Timothy PouJson
Jessica Payne
Doniel Payton

Che Peak
Alfredo Peno
Theodore Perez
Marvin Petersen
J,m Peterson

M. Phillippe
Larhonda Philmon

Cristino Pierson

Julie Plouzek
Lorry Podkovich

J. Popejoy
Julie Popek
John Potter
Cory Prater
Don Prugger
Catherine Pyron

June Rodik
Tosho Ratigan
Robert Rerter
Christine Riches

Donald Riehl
Debro Rico

Russell Ritchie
Scott Ritchison

Lisa Ritthaler
Jesus Robles
Andrea Rodgor
Down Rodgers
Doro Rodriguez
Wilfiam Romans
Gabriel Ronk
Valerie Rosicky

Sean Ross
Nathaniel Ryon

Renae Ryon
Jesus Solazar
Mercedes Sanchez
Vanesa Sonders
Kristi Sankovich
Emily Schott

Angelo Scott
Michelle Seefus

Jason Seiner
Maurice Seymour

Tommy Shonk
Richard Sheibol

Louro Shestok
Ernest Simmons

Ann Simms
Louise Skinner
Horry Skokan
Joseph Slobodnik
Barbaro Smith
Condie Smith

R. Smith
Vic toria Smith

Michael Sockriden
Bo Song

Becky Southard
Renee Spencer
Steven Spreitzer

Leo Stillmock
Andrew Straughn
Marcia Synowiecki

Michelle Synowiecki
Thad Synowiecki
Jeffrey Terry
Rhonda Tidwell
Che Torchio
Adam Torres
David Turnbo
Demetria Tyler

Corey Urban
Jomes Urban
Johonno Vacek
Aurelio Valadez
Anthony Vallo
Genevieve Vanhoozer
Toni Vorelo
Annette Veach

Erik Vento
Shone Villafuerte
Rebecca Vorce
Richard Voycheske
Lissa Walker
V~ginlo Walker
Christopher Wolter
Jufi e Wolters

Barbaro Worsocki
Michael Woszgis
Neda Washington
A, Watson
Douglas Welch
Christopher West
Kimberly West
Brion Wildrick

Bridey Williams
E. Williams
Shone Williams
Scott Williams
David Wilson
Greg Wilson
Jennifer Wingerter
Rachael Woodcock

Crystal Wright
Steven Wyldes
Tra vis Yarger
Jeffrey Yoder
Chad Zealand

.,

Mott MIion and Jonathon Horris
d iscuss during homeroom what
classes they ore toking second
semester,

Andrew Jones can't believe
w hat he just he ard.

Erica Llnkletter studies hard for her English final

exam.

141sophomores/

CLASS OF 1991

T he class of 1991, the tniAgs and people one experi- Mary Jo Simpson yells, " Go Packl"
fo:>urth freshman ernces in senior high.

class since they re- In high school, the fresh-
mer,i l'le\le the opportunity t o
turned to South In try out for a variety of sports
teams, _ drama productions,
1984, eoAsisted of approxi- olubs amd cheerleading.

mately 290 students. The frosh High school can be a lot of
fun and the yearbook staff
seemed to love it herre, noting hop es the freshmen use their
four yeors gt South to really en-
that it's so mueh different than joy themselves.

junior high. It d ©esn't get any better
tlrlem this!
As the freshman enters

high school, he/she enters a

whole new world of fwn.

Games, Homecoming, parties

and new friends . . . tnese are

just a few of the exciting new

Theresa Alexander
Sylvia Allen

Ronald Andersen
Tommy Andrews
Rondy Armbrust

Anthony Asta
Charles Avery
Terronce Badgett

Esmoil Boerd ee
Jerry Baldwin

Ste ven Barrett
Tracy Barrett

Pamela Bortok
Jomes Bartlett
Robin Bartlett
Ronolg Bartlet t

Sta cey Benesch
Rochel Benton
Betty Bigford
Michelle Blessie

Step hanie Blessie
Michael Bourgue

Philip Bowen
Mychelle Bowley

Tommy Bragg
Jomes Brotsveen

Michelle Brewer
Junit Brown

Charles Busse
Maribel Cano
Philip Carpenter
Juan Carrero

Robert Correro
Nancy Carrol

Sharon Cerone
Ra quel Chavez
Kecia Christiansen
Christopher Clark
Christine Cotfln
Deena Colemon

''I heard a lot of
horror stories about
freshmen, but they
weren't truel I love

It here!''
Sasha Stump

.Jeff Oksmen: ·11think I can. I think I eon."

Larry Crum
Matthew Cruz
Esther Daeges
Katherine Dale
Juanita Denton
Mark Diaz
Regino Dixson
Angela Doom

Edward Doughty
Derek Draft
Patricia Dropinski
·Robert Dunn
Martin Eckersley
Kevin Elifri tz
Daniel Eona
Laura Evans

Christopher Evenson
Marry Ferrin
Shawna Finley
Erin Fitzpatrick
Luci Fix
Daniella Flanagan
Richard Flock
Sean Flott

Kari Fara!
Rick Frawley
Michelle Fruge
Randall Fry
Jeffre y Fuksa
Bobbi Fuller
Ryan Gale
Glen Gallagher

Melissa Galloway
Adriana Garcia
Virg inia Garcia
Richard Gladden
Jose Gonzales
Dale Griger
Down Grothe
Lilliana Gutierrez

Co~ Holl
Core y Homillon

Down Hanson
Shannon Hendrickson

Donielle Henggeler
Rosoelio Herrero

Down Hesler
Tracy Horg

Kimberly Holz
Brandon Hidy
Tanya Huffaker

Ruben Hupp

Stephanie Hu1fless
Steve Jonak

Jufie Janulewicz
Darren JOhnson

Karo Johnson
Wendy Johnson

Liane Jones
Marlo Jones
Tynell Jones
Yulhono Joynoosoeng
Margo Kelley
Jennifer Kelly

John Kern
Kolhryne Kiper

Kody Kirschner
Je nnifer Kleidosly

Koren Klotz
Edward Koterba

Timothy Koza k
Down Kuehn

Michael Lomb
Susa na Laro

John Liddell
Shannon Locke

Da vid Loftus
Brion Luna

J. Manuel
Jeffrey Marchio

Corio Morion
Michael Morlinez

Anlhony Mo1teo '•
Sl ocie McClusky
Irene McKeever n
Martenez McKinney
Angela Doom and Miss Beth Cuva talk
I about cheerleadlng practice .

144/ freshmen