1993

Elementary students, as
well as high school students
participated in playing orphans
in a workhouse.
Fagin (Paul Coate) and his
boys teach Oliver (Krista
Johnson) how to pick a pocket

Nancy and Bet, Juniors
Rachel Mccutcheon and Nikki
Carodine, sing to Fagin and his
boys about their "Fine Life".

Fagin, Senior Paul Coate, is
the sly devilish man who adopts
Oliver into his band of pick
pockets.

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Trips add more "The trip was fun and exciting. The most
fun to clubs' memorable part was when Mr. Benak was
activities mistaken for a women named Margaret," said
Senior, Krista Johnson, who was a first time skier
By car, bus or plane, South High students with the Outdoors Club.
didn't care how. They just wanted to leave the Most of the students weren't ready to come
state of Nebraska for a vacation from school. home and face school again.

Before T~anksgiving, DECA students During Spring Break, the South High
celebrated by a trip to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Drama department and Mr. James Eisenhardt
sponsored a trip to New York City, New York.
"We went to Chicago and had 2 tour of the This trip consisted of sixteen students , one
Sears Tower, and Hard Rock Cafe, then we got South High graduate, and four adults. The most
in the bus to Milwaukee. We had to climb up memorable thing about this trip, to almost all of
fourteen flights of stairs. I remember that really the students, was the Broadway musical,
well," said Senior, Shawnta Mccraney. "Phantom of the Opera." Most will not forget the
Statue of Liberty, either, where within a two hour
The DECA conference pushed the idea period, the group made it up to the statue's feet.
that the teenagers of America to be prepared for For many, one of the highlights was the visitation
the business world. This was stressed by the of South High '92 graduate, Amy Rezac.
slogan, "What the World Needs Now."

Over President's Day weekend, the
Outdoors Club sponsored a trip to Winterpark,
Colorad o.

"We skiied, shopped, swam, but the most
exciting time we had was when the guys jumped
off the balcony of their room into a five foot drift
of snow, " said one skier who wishes to remain
anonymous .

Pictured here on the way to
Milwaukee are Stephanie
Reyes, Shawnta Mccraney,
Amanda Washka, JoAnn Benak,
Kortney Himlec, and Carrie
Foreman .

4/SUpp/ement - Seniors Shawnta
Times Square, In New York, Mccraney, Kortney Himlec,
is not far from the hotel where and JoAnn Benak use the phone
"Mr. E." and his group stayed. somewhere in Iowa, on their
way to Milwaukee.

"Sister" Catina Cook
blesses the church congregation
with her beautiful voice singing
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
for the African-American
History Club skit for Black
History Month.

People who are pictured at

the United Nations in New York

(back row): Mrs. Mary

Baldwin, Miss Sally Fellows,

Amy Johnson, Trever Pfeiffer,

Charlie Wagner, Mike Masters,

Frank Mascarello, Tom Novak,

Dave Marshall, Adam Gramke;

(middle row): Mrs. Nikki The Statue of Liberty as
Ingrahm, Heather Locke, Paul seen through the lens of a
Coate, Mariel Smejkal, Shannon student's camera on their trip
Baldwin, Mandy Smith, Tracy to New York City.
Feral; (front row): Ana

Marizalde, Tonnie Pederson and

Brandi Krimmel. Not pictured:

Mr. James Eisenhardt.

Tracy Foral, Mike Masters,
Paul Coate, Trever Pfeiffer,
Mariel Smejkal, Heather Locke,
Frank Mascarello, Tom Novak,
and Charlie Wagner pose in
front of a billboard displaying
Broadway shows.

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Go If, tennis l
teams battle
dreary ra I• ny ]
weather

In spite of the dreary weather, the girls' Alaln Haines, Jim Ignowski,
and Josh Priester are patiently
tennis team had a successful year. waiting for their turns.
Under the direction of coaches Mr. Gerard

Kowal and Ms. Angie Johnson, the team had its
high points. Practices were held after school at
Lynch Park. Rain sent the team members into
the gym on several occasions.

Junior Christy Janda and seniors Amy
McPhillips , Rachel Thurman and Rita Kuchinski
were team leaders, according ta. Mr. Kowal.

The golf team suffered from the same
weather problems as the tennis team. Holding

practices at Spring Lake Golf Course, the
Packers worked with coach Ms. Holly Rogers.

Junior Andy Hunter led the golf team with
the most consistent play. "We put in 100
percent effort throughou~ the season," Hunter
said.

The girts' tennis team is
holding a practice in the gym
where most of the practices
were held because of the rainy
weather.

Junior Cheryl Leutzlnger
and Sophomore Jackie Ross
practice their serves.

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Freshman Alain Haines and
Sophomore Josh Priester
practice their putts on the
green before a golf match.

Sophomore Josh Priester
is putting for a "hole in one".

. ..

Junior Andy Hunter The JunlorJ!olfers are
tees off at a golf match at Tara busy trying to perfect their
Hills Golf Course. putts.

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Track team finds "Track is a very competitive sport that
success, despite takes more perserverance that most think "
disappointing said Senior, Adam Gramke. This year's te~m
location hopes to send many runners to State on May
21 and 22, including repeat performances by
the girls' 3200 meter relay and last years Class
A State Championship Girls' 4 X 100- Meter
Relay Team.

As March roared in, so did the South Head Coach Robert Garcia
High track team. This season started out with discusses how well the team is
the disappointing news that the team would doing during the Benson
once again have to practice at Flanagan High Invitational with Coach Robert
School instead of its home, Collin Field. The Manning.
final phase of South's reconstruction, the
brand new track, would not be complete until
August of 1993.

Spirits were still high as the duals and
invitationals began and track was really here!
Under the head coach, Robert Garcia, along
with guidance from the five assisstants: Mr.
Robert Manning, Mr. Jimmy Smith, Mr. Richard
Bentri, Mr. Jack Oholendt, and Mrs. Norma
Houser-Reynolds.

Heading towards the finish
line of the 3200-Meter run is
Senior Adam Gramke.
The girls' 4x100-Meter
relay team gets some last
minute advice before they race
to victory.

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Anthony Collins, Senior,
is ready to turn on the speed
as he recieves the batten from

Donyell Sides, also a Senior, in
the 4x100-Meter relay.

"One more to go!" thinks
Sophomore Bobbi-Jo Andersen
as she prepares to jump the
final hurdle in the 100-Meter
low hurdles at Benson.
Senior Denise Thomas
hands off to Sophomore Felisa
Ward during the 1600-Meter
relay at the Benson Invitational.

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Packers make it in District play at North High School.
to second round
of State B-ball This Packers have not participated in the
tourney State Tournament since South won the State
title in 1990.
March 12, the Packers' boys' basketball
Jackson summed up the season by
team traveled to the Devaney Center in Linco1n saying, "It was exciting! Playing with the other
where they met and defeated Lincoln East in guys on the team was a great experience
the first game of the State Tournament. because we all grew up together. Reg (Clark),
Marlon (Pratt), Al (Clark), Chris (Marion) all played
The second game against Burke ended in for LaFern Williams Center when we were about
defeat for South, as the Bulldogs came out on 12 and 13. Kevin (Prince) and I played for Kellom
top 66-61, according to senior forward Vershan together and we played against the other guys
Jackson. for a championship. We won!"

In order to reach the tournament, the Marlon Pratt tries
Packers defeated both Ralston and Northwest the shoot the ball over his
Burke defender in the State
semi-final game in Lincoln.

Senior Marlon Pratt tries
to wrestle a rebound awayfrom
his Burke defenders at the
State Basketball Tournament.
Al and Reggie Clark (left
#22, right #34), both Seniors
and cousins, wait for a rebound
from a Marlon Pratt shot.

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Chris Marlon, Senior, goes
for an easy lay-up in the State
Tournament semi-final game
against Burke.

, Al Clark goes for a
two-point shot against Lincoln
. ,L.,,,El"'I East in the opening round of the
State Basketball Championship

in Lincoln. Chris Marion
watches and waits for the
rebound.

South Hlgh's Pom-Pom
Squad performs during the
half-time of the Burke-South
State Tournament game.
Al Clark maneuvers around
the Burke defenders in the
State Championship semi-final
game in the Bob Devany Sports
Center in Lincoln.

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Raining season
delays baseball

Due to the rain, many of the games were Baseball scores
postponed to after the deadline of the Coach: Mario Remijio
supplement.
South 10 Boystown 7
Coach Mario Remijio said, "It is a learning South 2 Papio 10
year due to the number of young players on the Prep 11
team." Most of the team was made up of juniors South 1 Millard North 10
and sophomores. "I think that if this group of Central 9
juniors and sopho- mores works hard during South 0 Gross 3
Legion Ball this summer, and in the season South 0 Burke 12
during the fall months, we could be very
competitive," said the coach. South 1

Starters for the varsity team are Chris South 5
Pease (catcher), Mike Gilbert (first base), Jeff
Nacarelli (second base), Pat Sargent (third base),
Dan Sargent (short stop), Rick Menicucci (left
field), Johnie Andrews (center field), Kolby Gray
(right field), and Brian Kudym (pitcher).

"Jeff Nacarelli is a hard worker and a good
player. Brian Kudym is a good hitter, good
pitcher, and knows the game. Pat Sargent is a
good hittter and good pitcher. Chris Pease is a
very good catcher and good competitor," said
Remijio.

The other players were Jay Ignowski, Mike
Gilbert, Bernie Vacek, Phil Kirschbaum, Johnie
Andrews, Chris Bober, and Dan Sargent.

Bernie Vacek waits for
the ball as Chris Pease
catches .

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