1998

Garza. Jessica I+l Haile . Gina Outdoor Club: front, Meri Gilbert, Jessica Patterson: second
Gaspard. Ro n 85. 1-17 12. 19. 38. 120. 169. 179. 199 row, Alisia Cramer, Christy Vasiliauskas. Cheri Warner, Liz Noble,
Gayman. John 163 Nina DiBiase, Gina Haile; back row. Ms. Carole DeBuse, Aleta
Gaytan. Juanita I39 Halbkib. /llichael 1-12 Vice. Clyde Sheard, Nick Bitzes, Mr. Rieb Benak, Kim Bunz,
Gee. Dayniki 1-12 Ha ll. Shameka 1-17 Doug Kalkowski, Mrs. Charlotte Belitz (Photo by Marjorie
Genesc Curtis 17-l Ha lsey. krry 163 Waterman)
Geronimo. knnikr 5. -l-l. -15. 8 1. Ham. Lo ri 120. 177
Hamilto n. Joan 159. 202 Nebraska Naturalists: back row, Bruce Yoder, Amy Cherko,
10 1. 139. '.W I Hampton. Nancy 20 1 Gerry Kopiasz, Scott Fitzpatrick, Laura Klein; third row, Courtney
Geronimo. Nick 69 Handbc ll Ringer, -17 Frank, Isaiah Torgri1nson, Mo11ica Styles. Tanya Jones, Melissa
Getzschma n. C rystal 120 Ha nsen. Pa tric ia 159 Neneman; second row, Tom Dickey, Ms. Barb Keil, Crystal
Giamba11is1a. Lisa 159. 196. 199 1-lanscn. Ton i I 16. 120 Sigbornson, Cassie Carman, Mr. Ted Kues, AmBerWright, Keri
Gilbc.:rt. Meri Harbour. Moniquc 139 Campbell, Mr. Ron Cisar; front row. Jamie Rytych, Kelly Vomaca,
Hame11. k s. e 1-17 Liz Peterson, Mariah Rohling, Deanne Walters. Melissa Oldro.
13. .JO. 75. 8 1. 9 1. 193. 20 I. 202 Harre. Justi n 1-17 Georgia Fullerton (Photo by Ma1jorie Waterman)
Glacey. Katie 1-12 Harringto n. Monrea 5-l. 1-17. 205
Gladden. Carrie 43. 142 Harring to n. Tasha 7. 6 8. IOI 19 5
Gladden. Cind y 1-l. -13. 67. 1-12. 1-16 Harris . Jcr..:my 1-17
Godbcrscn. Cathie 159. 160 Harris. Jonni11a 1-1 7
Godberson. Kevin 1-12 Harris. Malco lm 1-12. 1-l-l
GODFATHER"S PIZZA 182 Harris. Prcc ious 1-12
Godfrey. Gabrielle 1-12 Harris. Tcquila 197
Gomez. Claudia 120 Harshbarger. John 120
Gomez . Lo rena 1-12 Harsh bargc.:r. Ke lly
Gomez. She ll y 142
Gonzales. Gary 68. 159 11. 19. 108. 109. 11 3. 120. 192
Gonzales. Veronica 147 193. 202
Gonzalez. A ntonio 147 Harshbarger. Nicho las 1-12
Gonzalez. C rystal 1-17 Hars hbarger. S te phanie 1-12
Gonzalez. Javie r 1-12 Hanky. Christopher 1-12
Good. C heryl 142 Hartso. Adam 5-l. 139
Good. S ummer 142 Hartso. Bethany 1-17
Goodman. Rache lle 68. 139 Hartso. Joe 139
Goodman. Sheena 14 7 Harvey. Jason I07
Gradowski.Jill 95. 120. 170. 194 Harvey. Rocky 139
Grant. Evelyn 147. 149 Harvey. Savalas 1-17
Graves. Andre 98. 99. 120 Hatch. Jamie 1-12
Gray. Cassandra 147 Hatcher. LcAnn 52. 139
Gray. Ch rystal 60. 139. 206 Hayek. Bobbie 57. 1-12
Grayer. Sho nc llc I20 Haynes. Miche lle 163
GREEK ISLANDS 182 Haywood. Chris 83. 107
Green. Abbie 147 HEA RTLANDS HOM E 19 1
Gree n. Georoe 144 Heeren. Jackie 90. 91. 111. 147
Gree n. Jase1; 120 Helmberger. Erma 163
GREEN OWL 190 Henand ez. Oscar 139
Green. Shanita 142. 146 Henderson. Scoll 14 7
Green. Sharita 197 Henley. James 139
G reer. Nate 83 Henrickson. Jessie 14 7
Gresham. Dariellc 98. I03. 139 He nrickson. Sco11 147. 149
Greubel. A manda 115. 142 Henson. Jessica 147
Greyer. Sho ncllc I0 He nson. Patric ia 14 7
Grice. Brandi 93. 142 He redia. Paul 147
Grice. Sally 93. 163 He rn, Kinte 18
Grier, Nate 142. 202 He rnandez. Andrew I06. I07
Griess. Brian 139 Hernandez. Esteban 142
Griffin, James 120, 172 He rnandez. Evangelina 143
Grigcr, Mark 139 Hernandez. Francisco 147
Grimaldo. Noc 147 Hernandez. Jesus 139. 143
Gross. Mo nique 139 He rnandez. Jose 143
Gruchcl. Amanda 53 He rnandez. Laura 147
Grzbielski. Josh 83. 139. 202 He rnandez. Lizbeth 143
Gulley, Chastity 147 He rnandez. Maria 139. 143
Gunter. Tre nton 7 He rnandez. Marik 139
Gustafson. S tephanie 139 Hernandez. Marisol 147
Gutierrez. Karina 142 Hernandez. Monica 55. 147
Gullermann. C hristina 120 Hernandez. Nicho las 139
Hernandez, Rocio 147
H Hernandez. Sofi a 7. 147
Hernandez. Tiffany 147
Haase, Amanda 142 He rnandez. Veronica 139
Haase. Tam m y 139 Heywood. Christopher 139
Haferbier. Jessie 120 Hiall. Ashlee 147
Hageman. Brian 139 Hiebert. Rebecca 120
Hagen. Jason 142 Hilburn, Lorele i 143
Hill, Breanna 143
Hill. Charlise 3 1. 147

Packer Hit Men: back row, Nick Bitzes, Doug Kalkowski, Jor- I-fill. Deangela 1-B Johnson. Nate
dan McGuire, John Janousek; front row, Chi Pin, Steve 7. 98. 99. 102. 103. 139
Naujokaitis, Mr. Rich Benak, Dustin Vice (Photo by Jessica I-fill. Deangelo 139
Patterson) I-fill. Ebony 68. 147 Johnson. Richard 1-18
Hill. John 143 Johnson. Shaqueta 1-13
Soccer Club: back row, Steve Kendall, Yvonne Sosa, Nancy Hill. Kalisha 139 Johnson. T racy 139
Humbert; middle row, Mrs. Lisa Giambattista, "Megan Jackson, Hill. Manhew 143 Jones. Holly 139. I97. 20 I
Arturo Monarrez, D. J. Galvan; front row, Melissa Oldro, Tenessa Hinds.Zachariah 147 Jo nes. Michael 127
Verch, LaKitta Woods, Michelle Peterson, Daniella Remijio Hineman. Katie 139 Jones. Nicole 15. 143
(Photo by Jessica Patterson) Hineman. Rodney 120 Jones. Patricia 1-13
Holbrook. Tracy Jones . Tanya 121. I93. 195
196 Jones. Thomas I02. I03 . 139
3. 13. 38. 60. 76. 79. 95. Jones. Tonya 174. 175
11 2. 11 7 . 12 1. 168. 179. 193. 206 Jo rdan. Latis hia 148
Hollenbeck. Scon 139 Jo rdan. Rebecca 1-18
Jorgensen. Annie 28
Holloway. Ty lo nda 68. 139 Junio r Varsity Boys· Basketball team

Holto n. Stephanie 1-B 103. 107
Junior Varsity Volleyhall team 89
HOR IZON BALLOON COM PANY 190 Juniors 139
Hoschar. S hawn 76. 77. 159. 192 Jura. C rystal 148
Hotchk iss. Andrea 93. 97. 1-17. 192 Jura. Javier 148
Hotchk iss. Scon 139 Jurado. Cynthis 148
Howard. John 148 Jurado. Fabiola 143
Howard. Ty ler 148 Jusevich. A mber 69. 139
Howeth. Brad 6. 148 JV Boys· Basketball 103
Howeth, Brian 85. 148
Huerta. Roni 9 I. 152. 159 K
Hull. Joey 148
Hullebusch. Robert 143 Kahm. Dave 159
Hultquist. Heather 143 Ka ipus t. Mary 159
Hultquist, Nicole 143 Kalina, S usan 159
Humbert. Nancy 148. 196 Kalkowski. Doug
Hunt, Renee 143
Hunter. Kevi n 20. 139 3 . 18. 76, 97. 139. 192. 193. 195
Hurst. William 148 196. 202
HY-VEE 184 Kallhoff. Corey 143. 147. 149
Hynes. E laina 16. 60. 117. 12 1. 165. Kalsken. A pril 19 . 108. 109. 113. 12 1
Karmer. Gary 139
167, 168. 179. 205. 206 Kastriek. Gary 159
Kau fma n. Robert 159
I Kavan. Robert 148
Kawamoto. Monica 43. 139
Ignowski. Jennifer 143. 145. 147
Ignowski, Melinda 148 Kearney. Julie 11. IO I. 121. 178
Illig, David 148. 150, 198
Ingwersen. Billiejo 143 Ke il. Barb 7 8. 84. 153. 159. 195
INKED IMAGES 184 Kelley. Chris topher 139
Irwin. Maureen 159 Kellet C liff 148
IT' S A WONDERFUL WORLD 184 Kell ing. Patricia 159
Ixta. Cesar 148 Kellner. Je remy 121. 177. 192
Kellogg. Jeffrey 148. 150
J Kellogg, Ramona 143
Ke lly. Heather 139
J & R MECHANICS 182 Kemp nich, Amanda 148
Jackson, Mary Lou 49 Ke mp nich, Jacob 5. 139
Jackson. Jennife r 110, 111 . 148 Kendall, Steve
Jackson, Kizzie 43, 139
Jackson, Megan 8 1, 9 I, 143. I92, 196 4, 34, 66, 12 1, 196, 20 1, 202
Jackson, Pharoah 148 Kennedy, Elisha 121
Jacobson, Jennifer 139 Ke nnedy. Ray 163
Janousek, John Kephart, Jonathan 12 1
Kephart, Joni
12, 60, 69, 139, 15 1, 196, 206
Janssen.Amy 66, 91. 97, 143. 202 19, 37, 60, 108, 109. 11 3. 139. 206
Jasnoch, Jesse 148 Kielion. Chad 9. 18, 83. 12 1
Jason Galvan 142 Kielion. S hane
Jasper, Jason 83, 139, 202
Jenkins, Anto inene 6 9, 82, 83, 99. I02. I 03, 139, 202
Jensen, John 58. 59 Ki lawee, Ryan 20, 60, 139. 206
Jensen, Keith 148 Ki lpatrick, Jeremiah 148
Jensen. Ryan 121 Kilpatrick, Scolt I0
JET BAR 184 KINA FLORIST 191
Jodlows ki, Tom 159 King. Alan 42, 46, 139
Johnson, Cassandra 148 King. Amanda 11, 143
Johnson. Charles 159 King, Cecil 163
Johnson, Christopher 139 King, Jimmy I05, 143
Johnson. Dodie 163 King, Lo relei 67, 115, 12 1
Johnson, Jenni I0, 13 , 76, 79, 95, King, Mandy 200
Kinman, Laura 43. 140
97, 121, 166, 192. 193, 202 Kinser. Jacob 148
Johnson, Kimberly 148 Kirkland, Jessica 140
Kitt. George 148

13. 9S. 12 1. 17 1. 192. 193. 19S. 202 Lockell. Andrea MESA: back row, C leanon Simmons, Jorelle Watsoh, R icky
Knobbe. Amanda 140 8 1. 9 1. 97. 143. 192. 202 Loftin, Lydell Shepheard. Jamaal Ali, Arturo Mon:mez. Penda
Knobbe.Shaun 148 Merriweather; middle row, Sophie Mayorga, Sharita Green, Maria
Kocarn ik. Joshua 53. 148 Locke11. J ill Mayorga, Carlos Macias, Jennifer Geronimo, Genese Curtis,
Kocarnik. Roger 5 1. 143 37. 60. 76. 77. 8 1. 90. 9 1. Cammy Watkins; front row, Maria Watson, Susan Morton, Holly
KOCS IS ELECTR IC 188 97. 109. I 13. 122. Jones, Tequila Harris, LaKitta Woods, Monica Garcia, Kimberly
Kohler. Al icia 53 172. 192. 202. 204. 206 Galion, Ariane Anderson (Photo by Marjorie Waterman)
Kohle r. Andrea 11 5. 143
Kohle r. Candice 140 Loehr. James 35. 85. 148. 150 African American History Club: back row, Jerelle Watson,
Kolasa. Christina 148 Loftin. Ricky 84. 102. 103. 143. 197 Michael Lewis; middle row, Shaiita Green, LaKina Woods, April
Koopman. Kristin 8 1. 95. 140. 192. Lomeli. Fidel 140 Mosley; front row, Mr. Granville Welch. Deatra Fletcher, Lucretia
Long. Carrie 192 Sayles, Ariane Anderson (Photo by Marj01ie Waterman)
202 Long. LaJoy 38. 111. 148
Koopmen. Kris tin 57 Lopez. Antonio 143 197
Kopiasz. Gerald 44. 45. 140. 195 Lopez. Cesar 148
Kowal. Dan 74. 79. 83. 143 Lopez. Janet 88. 89. 148
Kowal. Gerard 78. 159 Lopez. John 27 . 44. 45. 140
Kozicki. J oe 12 1. 20 I Lopez. Luis 148
Kramer. Daniel 41. IOS. 143 Lopez. Marisol 140
Krause. Roben 148 Lopez. Tony 83
Kress. Dav id 85. 107. 148 Ludwig. Merli n 148
Krimmel. Frank 2 1. 12 1 Lukowski. Jasmine 148
Krnla. Stacy 3 1. 140 Lyle. Harron " Von" 122
Kubat. Christian 140
Kudym. Anne 19 1 M
Kudym. Megan 59. 60. 69. 79. 108.
Macht. Sherri 75. 160
109. 11 3. 140. 192. 206 Macias. Carlos 122. 20 I. 202
Kuenning. Brook 148 Macias. Jorge 148
Kues. Ted 78. 158. 160. 195 . 200 Macias. Raul 20 1. 202
Kul isek. Steve 148 Mack. Alicia 148
Kusek. Marissa 143. 145 Maddux. Sarah 148
KUSH FLORI ST 187 Magcni. Sabino 83
KUTA'S CORNER 187 Maher. Nicole 148
Kvasnieka. Mcllance 38. 160 Maher. Robert 140
Kwasniewski. Joey 148 Mahe ux. Julia 56. 122
Manni ng. Jason 148
L Manning. Robe rt 160
Marc hese. Nicole 140
LA NORTEN ITA 183 Marc hio. Mario 67. 72. 11 5. 122. 130
Lacy, Larry 148 Marion. Dante 143
Lad. Jessica I 11. 148 Marion. Deon I04. IOS
Ladwig, Tiffany 148 Marks. Ericka 148
Lahs. Adrian 12 1. 200 Martinez. Claudia 148
Lambrecht. Bridget 148 Maninez. Tony 38. 143
Lane. LaNeanne 143. 200 Martini. Danielle 140
Lanegan, Nicole 140 Masters. Daniel 83. 85. 148
Lang. Jami 148 Masters. Larry 160. 205
Lang. Joy 140 Mather, Crystal 140. 199
Lang, Stu 105 Maxwell. Tina 143
Lange, Jacob 18, 34. 94, 121. 175 May. Erika 122. 170
Langevin. Marion 148 Mayorga, Maria
Lapuzza, Joseph 143
Lapuzza, Nicole 140 44, 45. 122, 198. 20 I. 202
Larrew, Annelle 148 Mayorga. Sofia 44. 45. 140. 202
Larsen, Melissa 140 McCart. Steven 143
Larson. Deb 198 McCaw, Tim 160. 202
Layman. Lisa 6. 33, 60. 69. 75. 76, McCloud. Tabitha 46. 143
McClure, Michelle 160. 20 1
77. 12 1. 13 1. 177. 19 1. McCormick. Linda 163
192. 193. 206 McCutchen, Bob 59. 99. 140
Lee. Wanda 74 McCutchen. Crystal
Leisure, Andrew 148
Lemons. Jon 148 88. 89, 110, 111 , 143
Lemons, Susan 160 McDaniel. Caleb 29. 140
Lentz, C harl ine 143 Mc Donald. Michael 143
Lester, Nicole 148 McGee. Tanjanica 143
Leu, Je remiah 140 McGinnis, Michelle 143
Lewis. D' Andre 140 McGinnis. Mindie 46. 67, 140
Lewis. Michael 140, 197 McGinnis, Nicole 11 5. 143, 199
Lewis, Toni 53, 122 McGuire, Jordan 56. 140. 196
Life, Shela 50, 122. I69 Mc Keona, Nicholas 143
Limones. Shayla 140 McKinney. Wayland 140
Lindee. Donald 140 Mc Laughlin, Kirk 100. 101. 160
Lisa Layman 6 McNeal. Cameron 122, 175
Livermore, Ellen 163 McQuigg. Donald 85. 148
Li vingston. Julia 67 McShee, Jan 68
LO SOLE MIO 185 Meeks. Torrance 122
Lobo. Kerin 148

Packer Volunteer Corps: back row, Maria Mayorga, LaK.itta Mchirdcl. Aziza 160 Nat ional Ho no r Society 193
Woods, Ms. Ann Underriner; front row, Aida Escalero, Rebecca Meighan. Jam i 53. 1-18. 150 Naujobitis . Steve -1. 9 -1. 140. 196
Fitle, Tenessa Verch (Photo by Jessica Patterson) Mej ia. Veronica 62. 63. 1-13. 151
Melichar. Andy -12. -16. -19. 122 avarctte. Sabino 6
Art Club: back row, Mr. Robert Bacome, David Illig, B rooke Melichar. Phi llip 1-18 Navarre tta. Nicholas 1-13
Fonfara, Julia Zuehlke, Mrs. Deb Larson; fro nt row, Christy Mendoza. Ro~alino 1-13
Vasiliauskas, Ariane Anderson, Bruce Yoder, Arturo Monarrez Menglcr. Allison 122 Navarrette. Dena I.JO
(Photo by Jessica Patterson) Mcngler. Sara 1-18 . ' EBRASKA BEEr- 187
Mcnicucci. C rystal 122 Nebraska Naturalists 195
198 Mentzer. Alan 122 NE BRASKA OVERHEAD DOOR 189
Merriweather. Dal ila 29. -15 Negrete. Sabino I.JO
Merriwe at her. Penda 122. 197 Negrete-Bobier. Lo ri 9 1
Mertz. Jenny 115. 122. 157 Neitzel. Jeremiah 140
Mertz. Sarah -16. 65. 70. 1-13 Nelson. Daniel 149
MESA 197 Nelso n. Felisha 1-19
Meyer. Lacy 29 Nelso n. Sara 17. 123
Meyer. Robert 29. 130 Nelso n. Tina 40. 53. 1-19

Michalak. Bria n 148 cmccek. Lad 160
Michnick. Joyce 163 Ncncman. Melissa
Mickc liunas. Tara 3. 140
Middleton. Charlene 15 1 30. 60. 74. 140. 193. 195. 206
Milacck. A my 143 Nepodal. Joe 163
MILLARD GARAGE DOOR 189 Neri. G loria 143
Miller. Latia 68. 143. 1-18 'eri. O mar 149
Miller. Mark 50. SI. 160 Neuberger. Joe 160
Mills. Shannon Newbi ll. Kathryn 123

11. 60. 117. 122. 166. 201. 206 ewcll. Dave 154
Mims. C harnella 44. 45. 160. 16 1 Newton. Rachel 123
M inino. Rocco 58. 60. 122. 17 1. 206 Nicol. Nancy 160
M ino r. Derck 83. 143. 145. 147 Nielsen. Josh 149
M inor. Lisa 143 Nixon. C hristina 123. 171
Modra. Kyl 143 Noble. Elizabeth 123
Mona. Deb 163 Noble. Liz 10. J:l. 14. 40. 75. 76.
Monarrez. Arturo
77. 9 1. 96. 97. 173. 192.
122. 193. 196. 197. 198. 20 1 193. 20 I. 202. 204
Monta lvo, Gabriel 123. 193
Montes. Jose 143 Noci ta . M ike S I . 149. 15 1
Montgomery. Lindsay 123. 170 Norris . Joe 8. 140
Montgomery. Lyndsay 193 Norton. Bette 154
Montgomery. Ro lla nd 52. 160 Norton. Mandy 143
Moody, John ita 162, 163 Norton. Ryan 19 . 177. 192. 201
Moore, Jason 143 Novak. G ianna 149
Moore. John 157 Novak. Ryan 143
Moore, Markell 85, 148 Novak. Theresa I 16. 123
Mora, Sergio 148 Novy. Michael 144
Moreno. Antonia 148 Novy. Sarah 149
Moreno. O lga 115. 143 Nowaczyk. Jason 144
Morris, Angela 2 1, 123. 169 Nowaczyk. Scott 114
Morris, Richard 143 NP DODGE REA LTY 190
Morrison, Irene 163
Morton, J amie 140 0
Morton. S usan 7 1, 73, 123, 19 7
Mosley, April 54. 140. 197. 199 Ochoa. Alexandria 149
Mossberg, D. J. 43 Ocon, Joaqui n 144
Moyer, Christopher 53, 85, 149. IS I O ' Conno r, James 140
Moyers, Rachel 173 Odinas. A ndrew 105. 144
Moyers, Rache l O"Donncl l, Christina 115. 144
O' Donnell, Ke nneth 140
3. 13. 19, 30, 60, 76. 77, 109. Oholendt. Pam 160
11 3. 140, 192, 193, O ldro. Bryan 144
O ldro. Mel issa
194, 20 1, 206
Mujica, Margarita 149 144, 195. 196. 199. 200
Multicultural C lub 199 Olson, Adam 149
Munoz, Daniel 143 O lson. Jill 149
Munoz, Ericka 123 Olvera. Carmen 144
Murray, Larry 7, 140 O ndar, Pablo 123. 178
Murray, Ted 83, 99. 103 O ntiveros, J ose 149
Myers, A li 46, SO. 123 Ontiveros, Maria 149. 202
Myers. Michae l 18. 143 Orchestra SO
O'Riley, Ian 140
N Orozco, Mig ue l 144, 202
Ortega, Daniel 140
Nan fito, Joshua 143 O rtiz, Humberto 149
Napier, Adam 143 Oswald. Ji ll 66, 78, 79. 11 7, 123. 130.
Napier. Summer 149
165, 167. 192. 193. 20 1, 206
Otero. Victoria

so, 86, 87. 109. 11 3. 140, 192

193. 202
Outdoor Club 195
Owings, Ke lly 149

p Powell. Ti ffany 1-19 Stringers: back row, Nickie McGinnis, Jen Waters, Arturo
POWERHOUSE G Y M 188 MoncUTez; middle row. Ryan Brandt, Gena Cbereck, Rebecca
Packer Hit Men 196 Prall. A ndria 1-19 Fitle, Crystal Mather; front row. Pat Coate, Ms. Virginia Tho-
Packer Volumeer Corps 198 Prall. Da\'id 1-19 mas. Not pictured: Julie-Anne Kearney, Dalila Merriweather
Palermo. Jacob 149 Pre iksaitis . Crysta l 1-10 (Photo by Jessica Patterson)
Palmer. Joshua 53. 1-19 Pre iksaitis . Derrick l07. 1-10
Paniska. Bobbi 9. -13 . 123 Preiksaitis. Ra mil 53. 107. 149 Multicultural Club: back row, M rs. Lisa Giambattista. April
PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA 182 Preiksaitis. Sarah -15 Mosley, Gina Haile-Bewley, Jill Fora!, Ms. Leah Soukup; front
Pappas. Michael 1-19 Pre ister. Sarah row, LaKitta Woods, Crystal Sigbornson, Melissa Oldro. Kim
Parker. Jody 1-14 Gallion, Ariane Anderson (Photo by Jessica Patterson)
Parker. Keith 123 13. 36. 60. 76. 97. 11 2. 11 7.
Parrish. A me lia 149 124. 168. 179. I92. 20 I. 202. 206 199
Parroll. Amho ny 149 Pribramsky. A l 160
Pasley. A my 144 Pribyl. Joyce 39. 160
Pallc n. Jenni fe r 140 Price. Lisa 12-l
Pallerson. Jeffrey 1-14 Prieste r. Sarah 167
Palle rso n. Jennife r I I6. 123 Prodywus. To ny 17. 19. 124. 192. 20 1
Paller. o n. Jessica Promes. Danielle 8
Pryj mak. Barbara I63
59. 79. I09. 1-10. 192. 193. 206 Pulvere nli. S teven 160
Pallerson. Kristen 149 Purchase. Andrew 1-10
Pallo n. Jenny 95 Purchase. Peter 97. 1-19
Pauls. Scoll 9. 144
Paulsen. Elizabeth 149 Q
Paulson. Heather 149
Paulson. Rache l 88 Q UALITY TREE CARE 190
Paustian. Rachel 149 Queen. Jennife r 1-19
Payto n. Jocelyn 144
Pedersen. C hris 123. 177 R
Pedersen. Laura 9 1
PEE W EE'S 182 R. PIC KETT'S SCHOOL O F KA RAT E
Penaloza. Nelly 123 190
Pequcue, Gerald 85
Peraha. Michael 149 Rabideaux. Jessica 140
Percy, C larissa 144 Rachwalik. Gary 6. 105. 137. 149
Percy. Eddie 53. 149 RADIO ENGINEERI NG. INC. 185
Perea. Jamie I I I. 149 Ra mirez. Juan 149. 202
Perea , Jessica 20 , 60. 88. 89. 140, 206 Ra mirez. Mall 85. 149
Perea, M ingo 2 1, 123 Ramos. David 53
Perez. Carlos 140 Ramos. G ilbe rto 144
Perez, Jose 144 Ramos. Javier 140
Perez. Juan 144 Ramos. Sylvestre 14. 18. 124. 130
Perez, Raymo nd 46. 144 Ramsey. Darryll 85. 149
Perez, Thomas 149 Ramsey, Tawanna 140
Peters, Jon 140 Rangel. Elezar 144
Pelersen, Liz I JO Rangel. Tulia 149
Pele rsen. Me lody 149 Ranhe im, Carol 163
Pele rsen. Ne ls I05, 149 Rascoe. Latoya 149
Pele rson. Elizabelh 111. 149 Rasmussen. Rolf 149
Peterson. Greg 149 Ratigan, Tera 46. 110. 11 1. 144
Peterson. Liz 4 I. 9 1. 137, 192. 195 Rayas. Nicho las 149
Peterson, M iche lle 32, 44, 45, 60. 67, Rayer. Nicholas 149
Raymond Perez 144
75, 9 1, 124, 173, 193, Reed, Amanda 149
196, 202, 206 Reed, Dawn 144
Peterson, Nikki 87, 140, 193, 201 , 202 Reed, Lakesha 149
Pelly, Be lly 163 Re igle, Michael 144
Pfe iffer, Ryan 124 Re in, Randi 95. I09, I I3. 124. I5 1
Phe lps, James 124 Remij io. Daniella
Phe lps, Marcus
2 1. 42, 46, 49. 54, 70, 127 IO, 76, 9 1, 124. 177, 192, 1%. 202
Philbrick, Vic to ria 144 Rcmijio, Mario 79, 9 1, 153. 161
Philbrik, Victoria J 11 Re mmen , Ralph 58. 136, 140. 15 1
PHILLIP'S 66 190 Reserve Basketball team I05
PHILLIP'S PHA RMACY 184 Reuss, Aaron 124
PHOTO SPECTRU M 189 Revord, A ndrea 43, 124
Pin, C hha ian 34, 72. 140, I93. I96 Reyes, Wandalee 144
·Pinales, Lisa 140 Reynolds, Mary 140, 144
Pi zano, Alma 124 Reynolds, Ro ber! 53, 149
Plato, A nd rew 140 Rhoades. Dustin 149
Plato, Ryan 144 Rice, Shari 149
Poindexter, Eug~ne 144 Rice, S heri 97
Ponce, Yveue 149 Richlig, RJ 149
Pool, Ric k 83 Ridout, C laretha 144
Pon er, David 149 Riederer, Susan 163
Po nillo, Ingrid 144 Riggs. A manda 39, 9 1, 124, 179
Po rlillo, Li xi 144 Riggs, Shauna 9 1, 149
Polte r, Je ffrey 83. I60

Chess Club: back row, Adrian Lahs, Jasen Carrico, Laurence Riley, Krystal 149 Sem in. Mindy 1-1-1
Woodruff; front row, LaNeanne Lane, Andrea Yi, Jamie Chadek. Rivera. Yenci 149 Senior C lass Officers 76. 192
Not pictured: Paul Macias, Juan Ramirez, Mary Woodruff (Photo Robbins. Connie 163 Serrano. Jacqu~l ine 89. 14 1
by Jessica Patterson) Robinson. Brandon 140 S ha nno n. Gary 127
Rock. Jamie 149 Sharaearm. Jaczzada 150
Science Club: front row, Mandy King, AmBer Wright, Billie Joe Rodde nbarger. Geoffrey 1-1. 14-1 Sheard. C lyde 83. I03. 1-1 1. I95. 20-I
Ingwerson, Missy Oldro, Deanne Walters, Georgia Fu ller; back Rodriguez. Angel 149 Sheard. Jason 42. 8-1. 106. 107. 1-1 1
row, Kari Campbe!J, Mr. Ted Kues, Mike Salkauskas, Mariah Rodriguez. Jesus 1-19. I5 1 Sheard. N icho le 89. 144. 192
Roling, Angel Salacek (Photo by Jessica Patterson) Rodriguez. Vic to r 1-14 She ibal. Vince 83. 1-1-1
Rodriguez. Vincent 140. 153 Shepheard. Lydcll 12-1. I97
200 Rody. Michael 1-19 Shields. Terra 14 1
Rogers. Ho lly 161 Shimerdla. GeriA nn 88, 89. IOI. 136
Rohling. Mariah 195. 200 S himcrdla. Geriann 144
Rojas. Alisha 149 S ho n. Seneca 127
Ro lrson. Bryan 46. 1-10 Shumaker. M iche lle I 15. 144
Romm1. Ana 149 S idzyik. Bo b
Rooks. Nata lie 144
Ross. Brea 144 12. 1-1. 34. 36. 106. 107.
Ross. Rosie 144 117. 124 . 176. 202
Rot he. Andi 92. 93 Sidzyik. Lori
Rousseau. Myung 39. 140 15. 60. 87. 11 2. 113. 141. 202. 206
Rozmus. Adam 149. I5 I S idzyik. N ick 169
Rozmus. Justin 140 S ieck. Esther 39. 144
Ruckman. Amy 140 S iedlik. Juli 14 1
Ruecker. Frank 16 1 S iedlik. Pat 163
Ruiz . Mayra 144 S igbornson. C rystal 144. 195. 199
Ru iz, Victor 144 Silva. A racely 124
Rush. Charlie I54 S ilva. El izabeth 150
RllSsell. Daniel 144 S il va. Lo re na 144
Russell. Jesse 140. 144 S imet. Elizabeth 144
Russell. Joe 149 S immons. C lcano n 144. I97
Ryan. Danie lle 14 I S immons. Jenny 66. 94. 95. 144
Ryan Norton 177 S immons. Joshua 144
Ryan. Rachel 15. 65. 149 Simmons. Patric ia 141
Rydberg. Joe 150 Si mo n. David 124
Rytych. Jamie Simon. Re becca 150
S imon. Sarah 14 1
30. IIO. 111. 137. ISO. 192 195. 201 Skaggs. Jacqueline 124
S KI W ITH ESP 187
s Skocz. S teven 125
Skoglund, Deborah I61. 20 I
Salacek. Angel 200 S kripskey. Adam 150
Salas, A lex 144 Skripsky. Sarah 125. 171. 193
Salcedo. Rosemary 163 Sl iwa. Helen 163
Salinas, Jose 14 1 S mart, A lina 144
Salkauskas, Mike 78. 144, 200. 20 1 Smith. Aimee 141. 145. 147
Sallenbach, Jon 85. 150 Sm ith. Barbara 16 1
Sanchez. Cero 144 S mith. Brock 144
Sanchez. Frank I07. 14 1 S mith. Christina 144
Sanchez, Jesus 14 1, 20 I Smith, Christopher 150
Sanchez. Jose 141 S mith, Crystal 144
Sanchez. Virid iana 55, 150 S mith. Daniel 144
Sandoval, John 83, 144 Smith. Jamal IO
Santo n, Ely 124 Smith, Janine 69. 141
Santos, Ruth 14 1 Sm ith, Jeff 150
Savatovic. Christi na 150 Sm ith, Jonathon 150
Sayles, Lucretia Smith, Joyce 62. 63. 14 1
S mith, Robert 150
60, 74, 14 1. 193, 197. 206 S mith, Roderick 14 1
Sayles, Lucritia I09, 113 Sm ith, Rusheaa 144. 205
Scarpa. Jessica S mith, Troy 144
Sobczyk, Jod ie 115
32, 88, 89. I 10. 11 1, 144 .Sobczyk. Julie 27, 73
Sch lueter. Liz 163 Soccer C lub 196
Schulle r, Jason 144 Soethout. Mark 125
Schultz. Cynthia 16 1 Sokalsky, Joanne I61. I93
Schulz, Andria I6 1 Som mer, Svett ina 150
Science Club 200 Sommers, Adam 2 1
Scolt, Aqu illa 144 Sorensen, Gerald 145
Scolt, Juan 144 Sorenson, Je rry 83, I07
Sczepaniak, Je re my 42. 46, 157, 192 Sorenson, Latisma 150
Sedlacek, Angela 193 Sorenson, Lisa 16 1
Sedlacek, Paula 163 Sosa, Yvonne 196, 20 1
Segoviano, David 150 Soto, Christopher 125
Seifert, Barbara 16 1 Soto, Maricruz 145, 150
Selk. Lindsey 89, 150 Soukup, Leah 16 1. 199. 202
Sem in, Mandy 144
Semin, Mary 27

Sousa. Yvonne 150 Thompson. Breit 107. 145 Student Organization of Latino Leaders: front row, Jennifer
Spencer. Daniel I 17 Thompson. Carlina 141 Geronimo, Maria Mayorga, Carlos Macias, Holly Jones; middle
Spencer. Edward 99 Thompso n. Derrick 125 row. Raul Macias, Aida Escolero, Yessinia Diaz, Nancy Hamp-
Spencer. Erika 68. 145 Tho mpson. Elizabeth 163 ton, Jesus Sanchez; back row, Mrs. Deborah Skoglund, Jamie
SPORTSMAN'S 191 Tho mpson. J ohn 125 Chadek, Yvonne Sosa, Arturo Monarrez (Photo by Marjorie
Spreitzer. Stephanie 87. IOI. 137. 145 TI1ompson . Travis 150 Waterman)
Stack. Ann 163 Tho mpson. Willie 145
Stanes ic k. Katie 27. 91. 14 1 Thull. Annie 157. 192 Student Council: back row, Sarah Preister, Kelly Vomacka, Jamie
Stanes ick. Taney 150 Tiessen. Glen I6 1 Rychth; third row, Jill Oswald. Shannon Mills. Cory Stodola.
Stanesick. T racy 35 TIO PEPE'S 19 1 Steve Kendall, Joe Kozicki, Mike Sakalauskas; second row, Mrs.
Stanzel. Le igh Ann 86. 87. 125. 171 Michelle McClure, Tiffany Thomas, Liz Noble, Nina DiBiase,
Staskiewicz. Ke nny 84 Tippery. Shirley 163 Nicki Petersen, Kim Bunz, Meri Gilbert; front row, Ryan Norton,
STASK IEW ICZ MORTUARY 184 Tokosh. Steven 150 Rachel Moyers, C heri Warner, Christy Vasiliauskas. Tony
STATE FARM INSURANCE 191 Tolbert. Chiquilla 145 Prodywus. Mary Digilio (Photo by Jessica Patterson)
Stewart. Mark 67 Tolbert. Lakisha 145
Stiles. Monica To rgrim on. Isaiah 141. 195 201
Torgrimson. Micah ISO
44. 45. 125. 174. 175. 193 Torres. Carlos 46. 83. 137. 145. 205
Stingley. Wes ley 150 Townsell. Marvin 150
Stodola. A ndrew 168 TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT 187
Stodola. Cory Traw icki . Crystal 150
Trevino. Adam ISO
10. 13. 36. 45. 60. 65. 79. 95. 97. Tripp. Ma1thcw 141
112. 117. 125. 167. 168. TR IX IE'S J EWELRY 183
Troller. Desire 14 1
179. 192. 193. 20 1. 202. 204. 206 Trovato. Anthony ISO
Stodola. Jason 150 Trovato. Athena 202
Stodola. Lacy Trovato. Nicholas 145
Trovato. Thea 2 1. 46. 92. 93
5. 32. 65. 91. 97. 11 2. 145. 192. 202 Trowbridge. Jaro n 145
Stone. M ichael 5. 14 1 Trowbridge. Jason 83. 84
Stringers 199 Trudell. Tenile 141
Strong. Duranda 150 Turcchek. Nicholas 125
Stro ng. James 145 Turner. Carney 141
Strong. Ladonna 145 Turner. Courtney 125
Stuart. William 145 Turnqu ist. Anto ine ltc 161
Stubblefield. Shanelle 145
Student Counc il 76. 20 I u
Students Helping Students 192
Stults. Teresa 145 Uhland. Michelle 65
Styles. Monica 195 Uhland. Tiffany
Sullivan. Tyson 150
Summers. Tanisha 145 30. 89. 97. 111. 145. 192. 194. 202
Sutherland. Phillip 125 Underrincr. A nn 161. 198
Sutherlin. A ndrew 150 Urbach.Amy 141
Swanson. Dianne 163 Urbach. Robert 126
Swanson. Jim 156. 192 Uriba. Nora 145
Swanson. Ryan 10, 145 Urzendowski. Leah 71. 11 5. 145
Swanson, Sue 161 . 192
Swim Team 97 V
Swinarski. Justin ISO
Swoboda. La rry 93 . 16 1 Vacek.Jodee 145
Szcepaniak . J eremy 141 Valadez. Juanita 126
Valadez. Linda 150
T Valadez, Luis 126
Valdez. Justin 16. 107. 150
TACO BELL 188 Vanbibber, Andrew 52. 73. 145
Talavera. Luis 14 1 Vande rwerf. Sarah 87. 126, 178
Talavera. Ruben 14 1 Vanhaits ma. Jason 150
Tallent. Robert 145 Vanhaitsma. Malthew 126
Tamms. Angela 125 Vargas. Sophine 141. 143. 145
Tanner. Chrsitina 125 Varsity Basketball team 98
Tapia, Julia n ISO Varsity Cheerleaders 108
Tapio. Elizabeth 150 Varsity Gi rls' Basketball Team 10 1
Tasich, Ryan S I, 145 Vasiliauskas. C hristine 126
Taylor, Erica 145 Vasiliauskas. C hristy
Taylor, M ic hael 43, 145
Taylo r, Timothy ISO 97. 113, 166. 192. 198, 201, 202. 204
TAYLOR'S 184
Tedesco. Jeffrey 150 Vaughn. Roncc ha 145
Teete rs, Heather 145 Vavra, Melissa 14 1
Teeters. Jeremiah 14 1 Vazquez, Juan 150
Teeters, Joshua 125 Vazquez, Mary 163
Teeters. Te rry 145 Vazquez. Philip 145
Thaden, Ric k 161 Ve laclez, Sivia 145
Thomas, Barry 74, 99. 125, 166 Ve lez. Valentin 145
Thomas, Porscha ISO Verch, Tenessa 198
Thomas. Tequila 44, 45. 125 Verch, Teresa 145. 196
Thomas, T iffany 145. 20 I Vercio. Miche lle 177
Thomas . Virginia 36. 62. 199

0 Club: back row, A ndria Lockett, L acy Stodola, Tiffany Vercio. Rac he l Ward. Jashuan 150
Uhland, Danielle Boj anslci, Amy Janssen, Kristen Koopman, 60. I 17. 126. 165. 166. 177 . Ware. Mike 69
Nate Grier, Jason Jasper; third row, Steve Kendall, Mary Digilio, 179. 193. 206
Kelly Harshbarger, Jenni Johnson, Meri Gilbert, Liz Noble, Warner. Cheri
Bob Sidzyik, Sarah Preister, Tom Dickey; second row, Athena Veronica Mej ia 15 1 13. 38. 60. 75. 86. 87. 11 7. 126.
Trovato, Vicki Otero, Laura Klein, Danie lla Remijio, Cory Vice.A leta 97. 115. 145. 192. 195 166. 179. 192. 193. 194.
Stodola, Cheri Warner, Christy Vasiliauskas, Josh Grzbielslci, Vice. Dustin 20 I. 202. 204. 206
Gary Alsman; front row, Miche lle Peterson, N icki Peterson,
Katie Dibleka, Lori Sidzyik, Dustin Vice, Genese Curtis, Shane 83. 106. 107. 141. 196. 202. 205 Warnl!r. Guy 43
Kielion, Doug Kalkowski, Ji mmy Bayly, Jill Lockett, Nick Vickie Phi lbrik I 11 Warner. Mark 145
Bitzes, Coach Tim McCaw. (Photo by Marjorie Waterman) Vidote. Christiane 28. 96. 97. 2~. 126 Warner. Tammy 14 1
Villagomez. Alex 7. 150 Warsocki. Jen ny 145
Villagomez. David 150 Was hington. Juanita 150
Vi llagomez. Gilbert 7 Washington. Tuffa ny 145
Vi ll agomez. Maria 14 1 Washka. Lawrance 150
Villagomez. Rosalia 145 Washka. M ic helle 126. 177
Vi llareal. David 141 Wasinger. Mic hael 150
Vincent. Samantha 150 Waterman. Marjorie 161
Vogel. C hri stopher 126 Waters. Jennifer 145
Voge l. Kelly 14 1 Watkins . Camellia
Vomacka. Kell i
46. 49. 126. 157. 173
30. 110. 11 1. 150. 192. 195. 201 Watson. Ciara 150
Voycheske. Brian 126 Watson. Jare llc 145
Voycheske. Nichole 2 1 Watson. Jerclle 197
Voychcske. Verna 163 Watson. Maria 46. 50. 126. 157. 197
Vu. Vi 14 1 Weave r. Delcth 11 I. 145
Vytlas. Jon 43. 82. 126 Weaver. Lee 14 1
Webb. Tcni lle 7. 60. 126. I64. 206
w Weirich. Stacey 16 1
Weisser. Beth 65
Wagner. Jessica 145 Weisser. David
Walden. Erin 30. 150
Walden. Jenni fer 56. 95. 14 1 67, 73. 76. 77. 126. 173. 192. 193
Walden. Nicole 3 1. 14 1 Weisser. Elizabeth 150
Walker. Tamara 145 Welch. Granvilie 16 1. 197
Walkup. Leesha 95. 126 Wells . Al 145
Walle r. Michael 126 Whi te. Cindy 126
Walters. Deanne 145. 195. 200 W hiteagle. Julie 150
W hitmarsh, Li nda 163
Whittnack. Sarah 14 1

ESI Club: back row, Sofia Mayorga, Ms. Leah Souk up, Ms. Pam,
Joan Hamilton, Maria Ontiveros, M iguel Orozco, Juan Ramirez;
front row, Aida Escolero, Maria Mayorga, Carlos Macias, Raul We ll, I have been thinking about when I first met you and
Macias, Mr. Stan Flowerday. (Photo by Marjorie Waterman) it seems like such a short time ago, whe n actually it has been
several years. You were in the e ighth grade. I was proud to be-
come your mentor, I was trying to reme mber how we became
friends, whe n I realized it does not matter how we became frie nds,
but what does matter is that we grew to be frie nds. You have al-
ways been a very sepcial part of my heart. Back the n you told me
one of your goals was to graduate from high school. You are about
to reach that goal and I a m really proud o f you. I am proud of you
because through times that were hard and troubling you remained
strong. You continued to work to reach your goal. Graduating is
one of the many goals that you have and this is only the beginning
of the successes that you will have in li fe. Keep your mind focused
on your dreams. In life there will always be someone or something
that will come along to put you back two steps for every three you
make. "/ want you to learn to deal with and listen to anything
without losing your temper or your self-confidence." (These are
my words of wisdom that I also apply to my li fe.) Although we do
not have the opportunity to speak much, remember that I will al-
ways be here for you in any way that I can.

May God bless you.
Renee' Dozier

202

Wickwire . Ke nde ll 1--15 Wright. Donnctha 68. 1--15
Wilcox . Greg 85. 107. 16 1. 20--1 Wright. Quentia 1--15
Wri2ht. Shalonda 1--15
Wilcoxen. Terry 127 Wro-blcski. Stan 3--1. 83
Wilcoxen. Ti ffa ny 53. 150 Wulff. Brandon 35. 1--15
Wilcoxen. Tony 127
Wi lkes.Tiffany 1--1 1 y
Wi lliams . Anton 1--15
Williams. Nia 60. 7--1. 127. 172. 206 Yar2cr. Nicholas 127. I92
Williams. Sarah 95. 1--1 I Yarpe. Nick 83. 85. I0--1. I05. 150
Williamson. Amy S. 127. 166. 179 Yates. LaurJbcth 127. 172
Williamson. Natasha 93. 150 Yearbook 60
WILLI E"S f-URNITURE 187 Yi. Andrea 150. 200
Willis. Laquita 1--15 Yodcr. Brucc 195. 198
Yost. Eri n 27. 1--15
Wilson. Brianna :n. 1--15 Young. Carol 163
Young. Douglas 16 1
Wilson. Jason 1--1 I
Wilson. Jim 15--1 z
Wilson. Lacey 150
Wilson. Lavon 1--15 Zamani. Sil ra 1--11
Wilson. Nakida 1--15 Zamarripa. Francisco 150
Winther. Nina 14 1 Zamora. Cynthia 150
Winh. Trudy 1--1 1 Zamora. Kenda 127. 170
Wissing. Victoria 150 Zaporowski. Krystal 150
Wolf. Amy 1--15 Zaragosa. Lydia 80. 90. 9 1. IOI. 150
Wolf. Meli ssa 14 1 Zaragosa. Paul 68. 107. 150
Woloszyn. David 1--15 Zara2osa. Rebecca 150
Wood . Amanda 150 Zend-ejas. Velia ISO
Woodcock. Lisa 150 Ziemba. Charlie 85
Woodruff. Lawrence 28. 1--11. 200 Zorn. Nicole 127
Woodruff. Mary 50 Zubrod. Jason 1--15
Woods. Danielle 127 Zubrod. Jessica 11 I. 15 1
Woods. LaKi11a 7. 17. 42. 74. 76.77. Zuehlke. Julia 127. 193. 198
ZYC H DRYWALL 191
127. 193. 196. 197. 198. 199 Zych. Michelle 5. 11 0. 111 . 145
Worley. Alex 14 1
Wor1hi11g1011. Patrick 141
Wrestling Team 107
Wright. AmBer 78. 89. 145. 195. 200

Congratulatons, Pam! l
Good luck in your future and work hard to live
, ... ...... ~-
your dreams ! God bless you!
.~
Love,
The West Family-Patty, Nick, and Alaya '

Pam- In remembrance of Cuauhtemoc R. Lmideros
I just hope that you get far in life and 1981-1997

be what you want to be. Cua was a special boy who brought a smile to anyone
Love always, who crossed his path. He was a strong young man who
Your sis', Dalila endured much in his short life. He will be missed
dearly and never forgotten.

Jon , To Penda ftvm. your famJly,
We' re really proud of you and know you can God bless and keep you in good health. Keep

accomplish anything you set your mind to. Always growing; don't stop now! We LOVE you.
remember your heroes! You are a link in ourfamily chain.
WLM, SSM, DPM, DAM, KAM
Your two moms,
Mrs. Badura and Mrs Sliwa 203

It's hard to let go
of the good things

Just a short nine months ago tures in this book will help recreate
we were all looking forward to what the memories that we share.
the school year of 1997-' 98 would
bring. Now, after 206 pages, the year As it comes time for the se-
comes to an end. niors to move on and leave behind a
significant part of their lives, they can
Many ofthe memories we will
take with us of Homecoming, sport- do a "Double Take" of 1998 with
ing events, teachers, fri ends, and
weekends have been made daily satisfaction.
throughout the year. As we prepare to take yet an-

Years from now, when we other step into the future, we will a l-
look back at the year of 1998, the pie-
ways hold in our hearts "Packer
Pride."

Celebrating Christiane Vidote's birthday are seniors Liz Noble. Christy Yasiliauskas.
Cory Stodola, Cheri Warner, Jill Lockett, and Christiane. This is a special year for
Christiane as she is visiting the United States and South High School as a fore ign ex-
change student from Brazil. (Photo by Tony Prodywus)
Junior Clyde Sheard gives wrestling coach Greg Wilcox a pie in the face at the winter
s ports pep rally. Coach Wilcox won this dubious honor as a result of a fundraiser. (Photo
by Marjorie Waterman)

204/closing

Mr. S te\'C Brock serves up some music for C D I05.9. Mr. Brock had
the o pponunity 10 be a guest DJ for w inni ng a contest last spring. (Photo
counesy or St.:ve Brock)

Out.lining the next play for the Varsity
footba ll team is coach Jay Ball. Listen-
ing attentively arc juniors Carlos Torres
and Dustin Vice. (Photo by Cheri Warner)

Sophomore Monrea Harrington and
Rusheaa Smith stop by to talk with Mr.
Larry Masters. business teacher. as he
sells c andy before school in the hall.
( Photo by Mary Digilio)
Seniors Elaina Hynes and Crystal
Coppock show off their tongue rings in
yearbook class. These two ladies have
known each other since sixth grade.
(Photo by Jill Oswald)

Pages prepared by Cory Stodola and Tenille Webb/205

Double Take '98

Yearbook staff: front. Crystal Coppock. Lori Sidzy ik, Chrystal Gray. Rachel Ve rcio. Shannon Mill s. Cheri Warne r: second row. Jill Oswald. Cory S todola. Tracy
Holbrook, Annie Barrell, Jill Fora), April A rmstrong, Nina Di Biase. Megan Kudym. Jessic a Pallerson: third row. Elaina Hynes. Sarah Pre ister. Rocco Minino. Lucretia
Sayles. Melissa Nencman, Rachel Moyers. Nia Willi ams. Michelle Peterson. Joni Kephart. Carissa Bojanski: back row. Lisa Layman. John Janousek. Mary Dig ilio. Jane
Frazier, Candice Brown. Te nille Webb. Jessica Perea. Ryan Kilawee. Katie Dibe lka. Rick Cap. Jill Lockell (Photo by Marjorie Waterman )

Double Take '98 is the theme selected ing of the book was Smyth Sewn. •

by the 1998 yearbook staff to reflect the role yearbook The staff would like to thank all of the individu-
has in replaying memories for the students and staff
members. als who contributed to the success of the 1998 yearbook:

This year's book had 206 pages, which makes it Mr. Mike Diffenderfer, Mr. Jerry Bartee, Mrs. Bette
the largest South has published. We sold 530 copies at
$25 apiece and they were di stributed in the spring, be- Norton, Mr. Jim Wil son, Mr. Charlie Rush, Mrs. Helen
fore the seniors' final day.
Sliwa, Mrs. Joanne Fast, Mrs. Gloria Coco, Mrs.
Our publishing company was Wal sorth and our
yearbook representative was Mr. Mike Diffenderfer. Betty Badura, Mrs. Erma Helmberger, Mrs. Johnita

Eight pages in the opening section of the book Moody, Mrs. Diane Swanson, Mrs. Kathy Curtis,
were in full color as was the senior picture on the final
endsheets. T he rest of the book was printed in black Theresa and Bill Clark, Bezy Photography, Mrs. Char-
and white. The size of the pages was 8 1/2 by 11 inches.
lotte Belitz, Mr. Greg Wilcox, Mr. Robert Manning,
The cover of the book was jet black with hot foil
"Limelight" lettering and embossed artwork based on Mrs . Pam Galus, Mr. Ron Cisar, M s. Carole DeBuse,
an original drawing by junior Jennifer Walden. Paper
stock was Monarch Gloss with gloss endsheets. The bind Mr. Steve Brock, Mrs. Janet Raddish and the Bryan

High yearbook staff, M s. Virginia Thomas, all the

students who contributed pictures, all the club sponsors

and coaches who worked with us in scheduling pictures,

and all of the pare nts who helped throughout the year.

Without all of your help, South High's 1998

yearbook would not have been possible.

206/ c o lopho n





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1998 Ta~rus s~wlemrnt

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Gcnese Curtis and Barry Thomas
enjoy a special moment just
following their coronation as King
and Queen of Prom '98. (Photo by
Marj~rie Waterman)
Seniors April Kalskett and Bob
Si<lzyik slow <lance while others enjoy
their last dance of the evening.
(Photo by John Janousek)

prom

This year's Prom was held at

the Scoular Building on April 25,

Seniors Steve Skocz, Sly UNSINKABLE 1998. The theme was "Unsinkable
Ramos, Brant Elsasser, Jake Lange Memories" and the colors were
and Gari Dudzinski pose for a picture silver, light
while their dates are on the dance floor
for an all-girls dance. Music for the PROM '98 blue, and
evening was provided by Complete dark blue.
Music. (Photo by John Janousek)
Coronation

MEMORIES was held at
7:30 p.m.

c1Dd the

Genese Curtis couple named King and Queen were
and Barry Barry Thomas and Genese Curtis.
Thomas are
named Queen Prince and Princess for the
and King for evening were David Weisser and
South's 1998 Holly Anderson.

The dance started at 8 p.m.
andl ended at H p_m_ Students

Prom danced to) £he smmds of Complete
Music. AfterProm, most of the stu-

dents went to the After-Prom party

held at South High from 11 p. m. to

5 a. m.

Senior Gina Haile said her

most memorable moment occurred at

the end of Prom when she and her

friends chared one last hug and cry

together before leaving.

For Prom Queen Genese

Curtis, the most memorable moment

was "when we were crowned King

and Queen and Barry (Thomas)

gave me a congratulations kiss!"

"The most touching part for

me," said senior Tracy Holbrook,

"was at the very last song, when all

the seniors got into a big circular clus-

ter and bonded."

David Weisser and Holly Anderson
were chosen as Prince and Princess.
(Photo by Marjorie Waterman)

prom/1

The cast of Westside Story
comes out to take a final bow as the
audience cheers them for a great
performance. (Photo by Elaina
Hynes)

Sophomore Sarah Mertz an d The Jets sing a nd dance about

senior Andy Melichar take the leads in neighborhood conflicts. (Photo by
Elaina Hynes)
2 j~~o•;;;;;Westside Story. As the two of them
play Mari.; and Tony, they express
/wests E1, ,,. Hynes)

The classic musical drama

Westside Story was this year's spring

Mindy McGinD.is, a junior, production of South High's Drama
Sarah Mertz, a sophomore, and Maria
Watson, a senior, sing about Tony WESTSIDE Department.
and Maria's forbidden love. These The play
three played best friends in the play.
(Photo by Elaina Hynes) MUSICAL was dir-
ected by
Senior Athena Trovato ends a Mr. James
narrative song with a striking pose. STORY Eisenhardt,
Thea has been in several South High drama and
productions. (Photo by Elaina Hynes)
speech

South High teacher.
Drama Depart- Mr. Doug Youn,g ~isted Mr.
ment stages Eisenhardt as stage manager, and
Ms. Tari Miller choreographed the

updated version dance routines.

ofclassic Ms. Mary Lou Jackson,
musical drama choir director, worked with the vo-
Westside Story cal music, while Mr. Mark Miller,
instrumental music teacher, directed

the pit orchestra.

The cast was one of the larg-

est for a South High production.

The play, which tells the

story of two young people, Tony and

Maria, who fall in love despite the

fact that they are from rival gangs,

was originally set in the 1950's. For

South's production, the director de-

cided to update the time to the 1960's

and 1970's.

The lead roles were played by

senior Any Melichar and sophomore

Sarah Mertz.

westside story/3

Students enjoy the night as they
dance with their friends and dates. Shown
here is junior Chiquita.Clark.

Taking a break from the dance are
several South High students including
junior John Engesser, Amanda Grnebele,
and sophomore Andrea Kohler.

4/military ball

The annual J. R. 0. T. C.

Senior Teresa Cabbagestalk dances Military Ball was held March 27 at
with her friend Mark Jarmon to one of the
~_low songs played during the evening. MILITARY Aksarben ballroom.
At the ball

representa-

GLAMOUR tivesfrom
several area
high schools
BALL 1998 competed
for the

J. R. 0. T. C. position of Brigade Commander.
The ball began with each

holds annual senior officer and their date walk-
Military Ball
atAksarben ing across the stage as their names
in March
were announced for the spectators.
The Battalion commanders

and their dates were also pre-

sented.

Thewinner of the competi-

tion was Benson's commander who

took the captain's rank. The officer

and his date then danced the first

dance for the crowd.

Following the announce-

ment of Brigade Commander, the

fonnal dance took place, ending at
11 p.m.

Juniors John Engesser and Amanda 5military ball/
Grnebele seem to be enjoying themselves

at the annual Military Ball.

Junior Megan Kudym takes a
spill on the slopes of Colorado.
(Photo courtesy of Megan Kudym)

Sophomore Al ys ia Cram er
seems to be enjoying the wintery
weather. Alysia made the trip both
as a freshman and as a sophomore.
(Pboto courtesy of Carole DeBuse)

6tski trip

This year marked the 11th

Enjoying the warmth of the SNOWY annual Outdoors Club ski trip.
condo are •junior Megan Kudym, The ex-
senior Christy Vasiliauskas, and cursion to
sophomore~ Jessica Scarpa and
Crystal McCutchen. (Photo courtesy SKI TRIP Winter
of Megan Kudym) Park, CO,
was spon-
Senior Doug Camperud looks
shocked as j unior Doug Kalkowski COLORADO sored by
keeps bundled up against the cold Ms.
temperatures. (Photo by Megan Carole
Kudyrn)
DeBuse, Mrs. Charlotte Belitz, Mr.

Outdoors Club Richard Benak, Mr. Chris Morris,
takes 11th an- Mr. John Divokey, Ms. Barb Keil,

nual ski trip to and Mrs. Joyce Pribyl. ·
Winter Park, All of the sponsors "made the
Colorado for a
long weekend falls hurt a little bit less," said junior
ofhitting the Nina DiBiase.
slopes
Students left the South High
parking lot at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb.
13 and arrived in Winter Park at 6

a.m. the following morning.

By mid-morning, students were out

on the slopes. "The first day is the

hardest," said junior Doug

Kalkowski, who has been taking this

trip since his freshman year.

Many students spent their

evenings trying to relax after the

physical stress of the day. Activities

such as swimming and cable televi-

sion were provided by the condo-

miniums students boarded in.

Others walked the three

blocks into town for a night of shop-

ping and dinner. "The stuff we took

was okay, but frozen food gets old,"

commented senior Doug Camperud

who frequented the fast food shops.

After three days on the

slopes, students boarded the bus for
the long ride home. At that point,

"All I wanted to do was sleep!" said

senior Cory Stodola.

skitrip/ 1

Junior Tom Dickey reads
sophomore Ryan Brandt's
nomination for the Xerox award.
Ryan is shaking bands with Omana
Public Schools' superintendent Dr.
John Mackie!. Looking on is South
High Principal Mr. Jerry Bartee.
(Photo by Maijorie Waterman)

Former Mayor P. J. Morgan Ms. Phyllis Barajas w a s
was the guest speaker at the banquet. inducted into the South High Hall of
He spoke about the impo rtance of Fame. Graduating from South in
community service and involvement. 1965. Ms. Barajas now works for
(Photo by Marjorie Waterman) President Clinton's administration in
the U. S. Department of Education.
81xerox banquet (Photo by Marjorie Waterman)

On March 25, 1998, South

Kinte Hearn walks back to bis High held its 12th annual Xerox
seat after receiving bis award. Kinte
is a junior at South. (Photo by ANNUAL award banquet. The banquet was
Marjorie Waterman) held at the Milo Bail Student

XEROX Center on
the campus
of the Uni-

versity of

BANQUET HELDNebraska
. at Omaha.

Thirty-nine students were

Outstanding honored at this banquet, some of
students are whom were recognized for- the sec-
recognized at ond or third year.
annual Xerox
Banquet, a Students selected for this
honor had been nominated by the
various departments throughout the

cooperative school.

effort between The students were nominated

South High and because somecne on the stafffelt that
they were "a very special person."
the Xerox Cor- The evening's program in-

poration, one cluded an address by former mayor,

of our Adopt-a- P. J. Morgan, who was the keynote

'- .i School partners speaker.

Mr. Jim Eisenhardt, drama

teacher, also inducted five South

High alumni who have made signifi-

cant contributions to the community

into the South High Hall of Fame.

Each student being honored

received a plaque with their name

engraved on it.

On the back of each plaque

was their letter of recognition.

South High thanks Xerox for

helping us to be "Partners in Suc-

cess."

Mr. Ron Cisar, biology teacher, xerox banquet/9
attended the Xerox Banquet. Many of
the teachers and staff who made
nominations showed their support for
their nominees. (Photo by Marjorie
Waterman)

Senio r Andy Melichar shows a

visitor fromKing Science Center the

workings of one of our pieces of lab

e quipme nt. South's Science

Department hosted several groups of

visiting students during second

semester. (Photo by Pam Galus)

10/science activities

In February, sophomore sci-

ence studentAmber Wright presented

SCIENCE her demonstration on Acid Rain for
Sour.h's Special
ACTIVE Education students.
This demonstration
gave Amber the
opportunity to

IN METRO practice her pro-
gram before going

on to community presentations.

Members of Junior Elizabeth Hernandez

South High 's was also active in the science arena
Science Club this year, presenting demonstrations
and science on sound and sonar.

Sophomore Mike Salkauskas

classes perform presented demonstrations on reptiles

demonstrations and sophomore Gary Karmer gave

at a variety of his talk on arachnids complete with
local activities a live tarantula.

Throughout the school year,

the science students, under the guid-

ance of Mrs. Pam Galus, science

teacher, presented their demonstra-

tions at local elementary and middle

schools and also other venues.

Mrs. Galus said, "I am ex-

tremely proud of our students ' ac-

complishments this year. Our kids

have worked hard all year and pro-

vided some wonderful science dem-

onstrations around the Metro."

Sopho more Bobb ie Hayek has a
hair-r aising experience with the
Vande Graper generator. (Photo by
Pam Galus)

V is itors e nj oy the displays set up
fo r one of the area Scie nce Fairs.
(Photo hy Pam Galus)

11science activities/

Junior pitcher Bob McCutchen
makes the play at the plate. (Photo
by Katie Dibelka)

Varsity Baseball team: back
row. Coach Stella. Carl Dudzinski.
Eric Moates. Ryan Kilawee. Bob
McCutchen, Jasen Cani co, Coach
Remijio; front row . Gary Rachwalik.
Brant Elsasser. Tim B otos. Jim
Bayly, Nick Geronimo. Scott Simet
(Photo by Jill Lockett)

12!baseball

At press time, the Varsity

Baseball team had a 1-12 record, al-

Junior Nick Geronimo takes a though that record does not reflect the
swing at the pitch while junior Ryan
Kilawee warms up. (Photo by Katie BASEBALL dedication and hard work the
Dibdka) Packers brought to

TEAM each game.
Under
the

SHOWS SPIRIT ~f~~~~n
coach

Though young, Mario Remijio, the team struggled
the Packer with wet fields and cold tempera-
baseball squad tures at the early part of the season.
takes hard work
The young team showed
inprcwement as the season went on.

and enthusiasm "Although we are just 1-12,

into every we still have a good chance of win-
contest ning more games this summer," said
junior Jesus Hernandez.

The team practiced every

night after school from five to seven

p.m. when there wasn't a game

scheduled. During practices, the

team worked on their skills, game

strategy, and plays.

Junior Jimmy Bayly said,

"Even though we are a young team,

I think that we will get better by the

time summer ball starts!"

Before the game, the team Sen ior catcher Carl Dudzinski
gathers for a huddle. This gives them belts one for a trip to first base.
a chance to talk about the game. (Photo by Katie Dibelka)
(Photo by Jill Lockett)
13baseball/

Senior LaKitta Woods pushes the
ball up field at the Central soccer
game. This is LaKitta ' s third year on
the team. (Photo by Michelle
Pe terson )

Girls' Soccer team: front.
Jamie Rytych. Megan "Tito"
Jackson. Elizabeth Peterson, Becky
Boggs: middle. Olga Moreno, G loria
Neri. M onica Hernandez. Rac he l
Paustin. Kelli Vomack a. Andrea
Hotchkiss, Nichole Brown. Lenli
Cor hell; back, Coach Lisa
Giambattista. Michelle Peterson,
LaKitta Woods. Manager Johanna
Bonnel. Lindsey Erickson. Leslie
Arn old . Danie lla Rem ijio. (No t
pictured: Julie Kearney and Kristen
Koopman) (Pho to by Michelle
Peterson)

14tgirls' soccer

The Girls' Soccer team

Senior Julie Kearney dribbles started its season with 24 players.
through traffic at an indoor
scrimmage. Due to a wet spring GIRLS' Due to this large turnout, South was
season. the" soccer team spent the able to have both a Varsity
first two weeks of practice inside.
(Photo courtesy of Mrs. Lisa --- SOCCER and a Junior Varsi-
Giambattista) ty team this year,
the first time since
the 1995 season.

YOUNG,FUN The March
snowstorm

forced the Soccer team to practice in

Despite setbacks a third of the gym for the flfSt two

caused by the weeks of the season.
wet and cold The Lady Packers had to re-
weather this
spring, the schedule games all season, leaving
girls' soccer the last two weeks of April very busy
for them.

Full of youth, the team

teams showed turned to the more experienced play-

enthusiasm and ers for a lot of teaching. Drills were
run daily, and a video also helped
commitment
the team prepare.

Freshman Liz Peterson said,

"The scrimmages helped me most to

understand the positions."

This was Coach Lisa

Giambattista's final year coaching

the team after eight years at that po-

sition, and she said that she was glad

to have worked with this group of

girls. "They are a very coachable

group and have good attitudes," she

said.

Freshman Becky Boggs prepares
for a throw-in at a Junior Varsity
soccer game. Since there was such a
large number of girls trying out, two
teams were made. (Photo courtesy of
Becky Boggs)

15.girls' soccer/

Junior Alberto Zuarez kicks the
ball down the field in an effort to
score a needed goal for the team .
(Photo by Raebel Moyers)

\

Junior John Engesser lead s the Team members come together
team off the fie ld for a time out with to help a teammate steal the ball from
Coach Ernie Foster. (Photo by Raebel oppo nents . (P ho to by Raebel
Moyers) Moyers )

16!boys' soccer

Even though the spring rain

Team members run to gain delayed the start of the season, the
possession of the ball as it comes
down from a high pass. (Photo by BOYS' boys' soccer team was eventually
Rachel Moyers) able to make it outside and begin

SOCCER practice
for another
year.
A variety

TEAM BUSY of boys from
all grades

and skill

A rainy and levels made up the boys' soccer
cold season team. The group practiced every day
delays the start at Spring Lake Elementary School
ofsoccer season under the guidance of coach Ernie
for the Packer Foster.

Since soccer is more than just

boys a few guys kicking the ball around,

the team practiced hard to develop

team work and improve fundamen-

tals. Practices bagan with condition-

ing and drills to enhance the abilities

of every player.

The last half of practice was

spent scrimmaging.

The team played two games

per week and they did manage to find

the time to select new uniforms,

which they wore this year.

Freshman Kevin Lobo throws
the ball in to get the game running
again. (Photo by Rachel Moyers)

17boys' soccer/

Senior doubles partners Cheri
Warner and Cory Stodola await their
opponent's serve. Cheri and Cory
have been douoles partners since their
freshman year. (Photo by Mary
Digilio)

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1Sttennis, golf Sophomore Danielle Bojanski
reaches for a return. Danielle and her
doubles partner Lacy Stodola. also a
rnphomore. had much success in
; ompetition this sprin g. (Photo by
Mary Digilio)

Senior Mary Digilio returns a
volley at practice. (Photo by Jessica
Scarpa)

South Higb's golf coach, Ms. "This year's tennis team did
Holly Rogers, calls the shots to the a lot for South," said senior Cory
Central Golf team. The Packers were Stodola. "With our positive at-
playing the Eagles at Springlake Golf
Course, South's home course. (Photo GOLF' titude and
by Elaina Hynes) •
.~~~;:r_r:.-
Troy Campbell, a sophomore, QUALITY our team saw
warms up before the golf match TENNIS TEAMS~~~cf:~:;:_,
begins against Central. Troy enjoys The Var-
being on the team and says he has
"lots of fun." (Photo by Elaina sity Tennis team had many strengths
Hynes)
Golfand tennis this season, including practicing

teams put in hard and enjoying it, cooperation,
long hours of and sportsmanship.
practice to
per/ect their "Overall, the quality of ten-
skills for spring nis we played was much better than
in past years," noted senior Mary
Digilio.

competition The girls' team was coached

by Mr. Gerard Kowal, mathematics

teacher.

Members of the team were

seniors Digilio, Stodola, Tracy

Holbrook, Cheri Warner, Jenni

Johnson, juniors Jessica Patterson,

Carissa Bojanski, and sophomores

Lacy Stodola, Danie.Ile Bojanski,

and Jessica Scarpa.

Also working hard this spring

were members of the Boys' Golf

team. Coached by physical educa-

tion teacher Holly Rogers, the team

practiced and played their home

meets at Spring Lake course.

Although the team was

young, made up of 10 underclass-

men, and the season rainy, the team

worked hard and was competitive.

Sophomore Mike Halbleib

said, "Golf is fun and helps me get

involved at South."

19tennis, golf/

l-

Rounding the corner in the girls'
4 x 400 relay is sophomore Tiffany
Uhland. Tiffany also runs hurdles for
the Varsity Track team. (Photo by
Jessica Patterson)

Junior Eric Vana finishes his
laps strong, while getting ready to
hand off the baton. (Photo by Jessica
Patterson)

Sophomore Vince Sheibal
prepares to throw the discus at the
South High Invitational . (Photo by
Jessica Patterson)

20/track

Even though the 1998 track

team got off to a shaky start, the

Freshman ~ had Elsasser RUN, RUN, team members
receives the baton to take his tum in were committed
the boys' 4 x 400 relay. (Pho to by
Jessica Patterson) to having a

TRACK successful season.
Senior
runner Liz

RUNSOME MORE Noble said.
"Even when
the last

"Even when the thing you want to do is run, you have
last thing you to in order to be successful."
want to do is
run, you have The head coach of the Varsity
to..." Track team was Mr. Jay Ball, also
Varsity Football head coach.

Coach Ball was assisted by

-Liz Noble, Ms. Kim Barents who coached the

senior track discus and shot put Discus throwers
team member for the team were Lydia Zaragosa,
Derek Minor, and Vince Sheibal.

The Varsity relay teams were

very successful. Members of one of

the girls' relay teams were Tiffany

Uhland. Shauna Riggs, Liz Noble,

and Sheena Goodman.

Uhland said, "This was a

learning experience for most of us

because there are a lot of underclass-

men on the team this year."

The Boys' 4 x 800 relay team

was made up of Ryan Norton, Chad

Elsasser, Mitch Anderson, and Eric

Vana.

Sophomore Nate Grier takes to track/21
the starting blocks at the South High
Invitational. Nate runs the 100 meter
high hurd les for the Varsity Track
team. (Photo by Jessica Patterson)

Junior John Janousek and
teammates go up for a block. John
has played on lhe team for two years.
(Photo by Cheri Warner)
Freshman Nate Barrientos goes
up lo the net to block lhe ball, as his
learn males prepare for the return.
This is Nate's first year with the
Packers. (Photo by Cheri Warner)

Coach Benak thinks of a game
strategy as he watches. Mr. Benak
has been the coach tor the Packer Hit
Men since the team was formed.
(Photo by Cheri Warner)

22tvolleyball

"This team had a lot of fun

and humorous moments," said jun-

Volleyball team: back row. Chi SLAMMIN' ior volleyball player Doug
Pin. Jamie Boldt, Doug Kalkowski, Kalkowski.
Scott Simet. John_Janousek, Mr.
Richard benak. coach, Dustin Vice. HIT MEN The Packer Hit
Jeremy Kellner. John Lopez: Men Volleyball
bottom. Steve Naujokaitis, Nick team was open

Bitzes (Photo by Cheri Warner) this year

SHOW DRIVE to any male
student in

grades nine through twelve. This

The Packer Hit year's team was made up of 13 play-

Men Volleyball ers and was coached by mathemat-
team works ics teacher, Mr. Richard Benak. ·
hard to be a
dominantforce The Pack had a rough start,
on the courts but soon got on track and learned to
work together as a team.

As the season progressed, the

during the team improved on their skills and

spring season became more competitive.
"If the true talent of the team

had emerged," said Coach Benak,

"they would have been undefeated.

I hope they all continue to practice

during the offseason so next year we

can be a dominant force."

The Hit Men competed

against other Omaha high schools

and concluded their season with a

2-14 record.

The Packers had a young

team and are looking ahead to a more

experienced squad next year.

Members of the Packer Hit Men
look on as Senior Nick Bitzes goes to
slam the ball on the opponent. The
Pack improved on the ir skills
through out the year.(Photo by Cheri
Warner)

volleybalV23

Double Take '98

.South High's Class of '98 sits for a group
picture in the gym. (Photo courtesy of
Arnold C lark Studio)