1967

\

Reserves Are Undefeated for Sixth Season

FRowr ROW: Bill Summer, Manuel Barrera , Chris Ziegler. THIRD ROW: John Se cora\' Mike Becic, Art
Gom ez , Ro n Phillips, l g.or Cherko, Mike Johnson, a nd
Kowal , Ke n Galas, Ron Boldt, Rich Garz a , Le o Sova. Jim Elder.
SECOND ROW: Coach 1-Ia i z lip, Dan Dawson , Art Car-
te r, Mike Horvath, Mike Loth, S ta n Wasie lewsl<i, John

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Fred Marion, 95 lbs. John Barrera , 103 lbs. Gary Gunia , 112 lbs.

Vince Emery, 127 lbs. Steve Both\.,,ell, 127 l bs. T orn Beedle, 133 lbs .
Rick Johnson, 145 lbs . Ed Kasada, 154 lbs. Lo uie Villafue rte, 154 l bs.

22 Wins
0 Losses

Ken Sa ilors 120 Lbs. Mi ke Lee 120 Lbs. Don Bratetic 120 Lbs.

Shown here are s ta te champion, John Bare rra, a nd Jim Gunia 138 Lbs.
Coach Hai z l ip with the state championship wrestlin g Duane Francl Hw t.
trophy.

Alonzo Adair 165 Lbs. Sam Ryan 180 Lbs.

Swimmers Dive Into Challenging Meets

Scores

South 20 Central 75

South 47 A. L. 48

South 35 Benson 60

South 52 Rummel 43

South 29 Bellevue 66

South 24 Burke 71

South 16 Westside 79

South 39 Bellevue 56

South 77 Thomas .Jefferson 1 7

South 39 Boys Town 54

South 24 Linc oln High 60

South 22 Benson 73

South 22 Prep 73

South 53 Ryan 39

Metro Meet 4 8 points

LEFT T O RIGHT: Ji m Duggan, Allan
Arnold , Coach Brown, Je rry Petersen, and
Da ve Torre z.

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Members show e ncouragement <.luring a meet.

"You l<110\\1 Roger, this
\vater <.l i dn't do my hair a
bit of good . "

Dave Torrez keeps score
for Roger Arnold during
the South - Ryan meet.

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Marty P 1am beck, Mike Mike Lopez, lohn Svergara, Terry Steere , Dan Whit-
Shestak, Bob Mandofal, Steve Elsasser, Joe Roma ire . marsh, Bill Bogacz, and John Portera.
TOP ROW: Coach Burkel , John Masek, Mike Fries,

Gymnasts

Steve Elsasser stretches wide to reach
his stand .

Marty Plambeck reveals his technique of ba lance .

Excel

Joe Romaire displays his skill on the
rings .

TEAM MEMBERS - - Emmitt Hoctor , Nate Butler , Mike Wiehaus, Ron Boldt, Igor Cherko, Dave Kaster , Danny Thompson
and Coach Lawrence.

Butler Runs for the Future

The Cross Country team was much Outstand ing runner of the year, Nate Butle r, poses \v ith
improved over l ast year' s . Nate But - Coach La,vrence.
ler, top runner for the 1966 season,
l ed South to victory in the Bellevue and
Burke meets.

Due to the unexperien ced runners ,
however, the team failed to win con -
sistently. Coach Lawre nce , despite
t h ese difficulties , continued to work
h ard, hopin g for a better and stronger
tean1 in the 196 7 season.

South Scores 12
South 16
South 27 A. L . 19
South 17 Rummel 12
South 18 Burke 12
South 27 Benson 16
Sout h 27 Ce ntral
23 Boystown 24
102 16 Bellevue

Athletes Boast
of Outstanding Coaches

·.- --. . . . '
~
,,
Ed Mandl
~--l Baseball

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Lou Burkel
Gymnast ics and Golf

Cecil Stutzman
Basketball

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Beauford Haizlip
Wrestling

Al Brown
Swimming

Paul Eisenhauer Merlin Lawrence
football Track and Cross- country

Sponsor, Coach Eisen-
hauer, is congratulat -
ing O 'C lub S1veetheart,
Linda TJaden .

0 Club

South's Active

Boys Earn Letters

The Packer's O'Club, whic h consists of l ettermen, is
sponsored by Coach E ise nhauer. This year rnembers started
off the various active s by premiering an O'Club dance in
whic h Linda Tjade n was selected 0' Club Sweetheart. Linda
was given special recognition because of he r dauntless energy
and e nthus iasm in s upporting athl e tic teams of South High.
Other a c tivit ies consisted of s pons o r ing 11 The P are nts for
Basketball T eam, 11 a nd the annual basketball clash between
the well - c onditioned O ' Club and the "old masters of the fac-
ulty. 11 Membe r s are : Coach Lawerence , Jim Gunia, Gary
Gunia, Leo Sova, J ohn Barrer a, Louie Villafeurte, Fo rrest
Dalton, Tom Beedle, Joe Bl uvas , Don Jaksich, Mike Lee.
Second Row: Randy Fields, Paul Bartune k, Larry Gunia, Igor
Cher ke, Nate Bulter, Rich Murcek, Jack Mon z ingo, John
Maycek, Dan Sei go , Alonzo Adai r , Ed Kasada. Thi rd -Row :
Mike Jusevic h, Ron Meckna, M ike Horvath, Bernie Yarpe ,
Jim Kubvoy , Steve Rau, Mike Freies, John Svergara, Bill
Bogatz, Vince Emery, J er ry Peterse n. Fourth Row : Her -
man Butler, Don Ho rvath, Harvy Baker, Jim Duggan, Don
Rick, Allen Arnol d, John Welker, Steve Bernth, Mike Shee -
nan, Sam Ryan. Last Row: Jim Severin, Chris Kolym,
Bruce Dall, Duane Francel, Chester Hanson, Jim Skarda,
Bob Freemeyer, and Coach Eisenhauer.

Pres., Mike Lee; Sgt. -ar-
Arrn s, Ed K asada; Coach
Eisenhauer; Sec . -Treasur-
er, Jerr y Pet ersen; and
V ice- Pres., M ike Shee-
ha n.



Varsity

Cheerleaders

Show Spirit

The objective of the varsity
cheerleaders was to promote spirit
among the student body, to boost
the morals of the team members,
and to create enthusiam in the
spectators.

11 The Varsity Cheerleaders
are selected during the spring sem-
ester to represent and to act as
student body leaders for all athl etic
events during the coming year. The
cheerl eaders spend many hours
practicing during the summer and
throughout the school term," stated
sponsor Mrs . Sharon Brown.

l One, two, three, stretch!

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Varsity
Cheerleaders

In
Action

CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN J~ rrem-,o/4nninghoff .._
Nancy Hokanson
§g;ie Underwood

Kay ~ I I \ . Julie Arm etta Paulette Collins

L\

Linda~p-' Mary Lou Scavio

( 6 lenda Seaman Charm aine Shaw ALTERNATE .. ALT ERN AT E
Joyce Brittain Donna Galas

KNEELING IN FRONT: Co -Captain Susi e Underwood, Newquist, Paule tte Collins, Paul e tta Kroeger. THIRD
Captain Nancy Kokanson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Brit- ROW: Donna Galas, Jeanette Wenninghoff, Cathy Hart -
tain, Kay Andrilik, Linda Randone, Linda Dukich, Betty man, Charmaine Shaw , Julie Armetta, Macy Lou Scavio.

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
BOOST SPIRITS.

Cheerful, bouncy, and full of pep
were t h e words to describe the 1966-
6 7 Junior V arsity Cheerleaders.

Spon sored b y Miss Judy Marsh
a nd l ed by Captain Nancy Hokanson and
co - captain Susie Underwood, fourteen
girls boosted many spi rits at the Ju-
nior Varsity football and basketball
games, wrestling matc hes, and swim-
ming and gymnastics meets.



This
Was

the Year ....

- For

Friendship

Sa ndy Gunia (right) ext e nd s a wel com -
ing ha nd to Ka r e n Kovac , B ruce D.awl ,
and Linda B urgin.

Student Council Is the Backbone

Steve Rau
Pre si d e n t

Linda Chrisman shows he r school spi rit by purc hasing a South Hig h fo lder from
Ja nice Bra te tic .

Linda Tjaden Joyce Carlson Linda Dross Cheryl Calek
Vice- Preside nt Secr e t a ry Corresponding Secre t ary Treasurer

Richard Lane Frank Klusmire Linda Malesa Dave Clark
Parliamentarian

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of the Student Body

Forre st Dalton Marjorie Under wood

Michael Sheehan Mary Le e

Paule tta Kroger Don Bra tetic

Ca thy Spo mpina to Robert Fra nk Mi ss Sally Fellows, who was sel ected as "Teache r of the
Year" at South High, has been t he club 's sponsor for
three years.

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Action Is the Word

Playing the local jazz at twe l ve noon are : Joyc e Carlson, Cheryl Calek , and Linda Tjaden.

David Johnson Bob Mandolfo Joann Kyra l Gle nda Seama n

Phyllis Barr y Mary Nechodom Joh n Svagera John Masek
l 16

r for Student Council

j

Bruce Da ll Jo Elle n St. Cyr Joseph Kuncel

Ja nice Bra tetic Rodne y McDO\~ell

Pa inting a banner for a n e ve ning gam e is Bob Fra nk.

Listening attentively to the meeting are
members of the Student Council.

11 7

Around the

World in 80 Days

"Around the World in Eighty
Days 11 was the theme for the 1 966
Homecoming Parade. Each float
in the entire parade portrayed
the theme with an originality of
its own. The ·"outstanding float"
was built by Future Farmers,
the 1'most humorous' 1 by Octa-
gon, and the "most beautiful" by.
De ca.

Deca is shown caging the Lynx.

Even after spending many hours working on the
various homecoming events, Student Council
members still have enough energy to stand on
theit float.

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J. .,,. 1
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ffA could have made it
in two hours?!

The Optimists Iive up to
their name by proclaim-
ing that they could have
made it around the
world in 79 days .

11 9

Homecoming 1966 Blue Moon

Steve Rau and Cheryl Calek Reign

And I Crown Thee ·Mr. Congenial
and Miss Congeniality

Steve Rau Cheryl Calek

P ep Club is an organi zation open

to all. It is c alle d t he Re d P e pe rs , an d
the uniforms are red sweaters an d red

skirts with t he Pac ker em blem o n t he
s we ater . E a c h ye ar t he y s po n sor 11 Fun
N it e 11 only one of t he many eve n ts t hey

spons or th r oughout the ye ar . Com -

m e nting a bout t he Pep Club, Miss
Mars h, the P e p Club ' s new sponsor,
sai d: 11 The ·pep Club h as s h o wn i n -
c reased e nthus i a s m t h roughout the
year . T he s iz e doe s n ot i ndic ate the
qual ity of this fine group . 11

OFFICERS --ROW ONE, Left to Right: Judy Groves, Sec- School Spirit
retary; Linda Tjaden, President; Cheryl Sparano, Vic e-
President; Jackie Bucholtz , Treasurer. ROW T WO:
Patty Bluvas, Lynn Re m ar , Donna Morris, Georgia Put-
ney.

Pep Club Displays

WREST LING AUXILIARY--Nancy Bris -
coe, Colleen Haley, Denise Horst, •
Sandy Saltzman, Diane Preister. RO\.'J
T WO: Gloria Kreigl er, Chris Mlejnek .
ROW THREE: Debbie Dawson, Jeanie
Blazauskas, Hedy Bej e ris, Carla Eisen-
hardt, Kathie Cecetka.

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ROW ONE, Le ft to Ri ght : Nancy Hokanson, Bob Frank, Renat a Walter, Helen Elsasser, Fra n Olson, Annette
Tom Ge iser, Patty Bluvas , Lynn Re m a r, Judy Groves , •Wilcox, Ellen Willit s, Ka re n Janul ewicz, Linda Dukich.
Jackie Bucholtz , Linda Tjade n, Che ryl Spa rano, Donna ROW FIVE: Julie Arme tta , Linda Dross, Mary Citta,
Morris , Georgi a Putne y , Tim Robe nson, La na Unde rhill, De bbie Rishe l, Sandy Lewis, Pa t Ruff, Sandi Swasinger,
Susi e Und erwood. ROW TWO: Joyce Brittain, Peggy Mary Morris, Lynn Re m a r, Di ane Hvorka, Sharon Par-
Hull, Debbie Tullis, Janice Kesting, Kathy Belsk y, Ka y ish , Nikki Popa, Lind a Gom ez, Paule tta Kroeger. ROW
Be lsky, Rita Bosiljeva c , Judy Carr, Alice Overfelt, Linda SIX: Linda Randone, Pat VanMooreleghem, Phyllis
Taylor, Peggy Kaluza, Rhonda Rix, Pat Seidlak, Kay Barry, Dee Pavell<a, Ja nice Brat et ic, Ja nice Maloney,
Andrilik, Miss Judy Marsh. RO W THREE: Ma rilou Carol Swendrowski , Na ncy Overfelt, Sue Clark , Sue
Sc avio, Dia ne Pre iste r, Glori a Rodrig uez, Re na y Ro - Simmons, Ma rlene Sandburg, Paulette Collins. ROW
be rts, Ba rb Stickne y, M ary Kinsella, Carol Ke nw ood, SEVEN: Cathy Ha rtma n, Karen Kot e ra, Elaine Ursde -
Kathy Kava, Ann Schust er, Joyce Rile y, Emily Wisnie - venicz, Masha Johnson, Ka re n Rozgall, Mary Gohr,
ski, Joe Riley, Ba rb C rosl ey , Marvis Fader, Cha rmaine Debbie Braun, Jole ne Citta , Mary Lee, Jane Czaplew-
Sh aw. ROW FOUR: Gle nda Seam a n, Chris Mjle nek, ski, Ka re n Pet erson, Carol Munnelly, Eileen Schnaze,
Ja ne Lacz, Rose Lacz, Joan Zavorka , Pa ulette Horning, Gre tc hen Vanfleet, Gail Schu.

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PICTURED FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ARE: Business 1967 Southite Staff
Manager, Nancy Henry; Editor, Karen Clyde; and Assis-
tant Editors, Sandy Rozic, and Linda Christman. STANDING IN FRONT: Nancy Henry, Theresa Bohan-
non, Miss Pape, Advisor . FRONT ROW, Left to Right:
Colleen Lynch, Lynda Yoder, Teanie Blazauskas, Cindy
Thompson, BACK ROW: Connie Sudyka , Juanita
Fuentes, Linda Smith, Linda Burgin, Sandy Saltzman,
and Wanda Killham.

This year's annual was prepared \
entirely by girls new to the staff.
Wishing to make it a yearbook long to
be remembered, the staff broke many
of the rules that were part of the South
High tradition.

Miss Pape, the advisor, also
new this year, stated, 11Working with
this year's annual class was an enjoy-
able experience. 11

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Oh, you're kiddini, not 6, 969 sales!

Breaks Tradition /

STANDING IN FRONT : Lynnelle Long, Hedy Bejeris,
Barb Koch. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lana Under-
hill, Sandy Rozi c, Donna Piccolo, Pat Schochenmai e r,
Linda Chri st man . BACK ROW : Lois York, Kim Miles ,
Donna Carter, Karen Clyde , Lynn McGee, Sandy Black,
Ja n Tourek, Mardi Jorgenson, and Wendy Witham.

I won't do one more layout!

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Journalism

Through sharp and witty
students, the TOOTER has be-
come a uniquely different
school paper. By using bright
pictures, eye catching hea d -
lines, and different writing
techniques, the students have
accomplished an interesting
change in the paper.

N'orking hard to meet their dead 1in es are :
\1111 Schultis, Mike Kantanavicius, Pat
;chmidt, Sue Dice, Sherry Nigrin and Paul-
ne N'egomir .

Cris Hrist akos, Donna Cymbalista, Chuck Gibilisco, David
Johnson, Linda Brosnihan, and Rose Klinenberg all have their
eyes on a fantastic TOOTER story .

Miss McMartin che.cks over an article with managing editor
Jim Eisenhart looking on.

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RO\.'J ONE, Left to Right: Ka thy Belsky , Vicki Harris , beck, Deborah T ullis, Judy Puffenbarger . ROW FOUR:
Alicia Chavez , Rosina Guerra , Ellen Willits, Diane Candac~ Osburn, La ura Ursdevenicz . ROW FIVE: Carol
Za nski , Carl a Pedersen , Suzanne Simmons . RO\\/ Burney, Sue Farley , Helen Jones , Ci ndy Kahm . ROW
TWO: Sandy Le ,,;is , Kay Belsky, Georgia Putney, Junie SIX : Bob Frank , Sandy Todero, Karen Ritter , and Sal
Lew is . ROW TH REE: Byra Anderson , Joyce Hollen- Be l f i o r e .

/ A Busy Year for Future Teachers

" Future T eachers of America
is a cl ub open to students who are
interested in the teaching fiel d,"

said Miss Joanne P lacek, who has
been the club' s sponsor for five
years . Through h er guidance the

m ember s of t he cl ub gain knowledge
which will be h elpful to th em in
t h e ir teaching career s .

OFFICERS FROM BOTTOM TO TOP ARE: Diane
Za nski, historian; Georgia Putne y , points chair-
ma n; Judy Puffenbarger . treasurer; Miss Joanne
Placek, sponsqr; Sue Farley, secret ary; Carol
Burney, presi dent ; and Karen Ritter as vice- pres-
i dent .

HONOR ROLL MEMBERS FROM BOTTOM TO
T OP ARE: Vicki Harris , Ellen Willits, Karen
Janulewicz , Diane Zanski , Carla Pedersen, Su-
zanne Simmons. ROW TWO: Sandy Lewis,
Joyce Hollenbeck, Georgia Putney, Junie Lewis .
ROW T HREE: Byra Anderson, Candace Osburn,
Deborah Tullis, Judy Puffenbarger. ROW FOUR:
Bob Frank , Laura Ursdevenicz . ROW FIVE:
Carol Burney, Sue Farley , Karen Ritter, and
He len Jones.

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MEMBERS OF COMPUT ER CL UB--Mrs. Mary Ann Ke lly, Those not p ictured include: George Fehlhabe r, Michael
sponsor, Dorothy Menous ek , Pauline Ne go mir, Frank Kantanavicius, Frank M atros, Joyce Ogde n, Peter Pryj -
Babka, Carol Janiak, Mike Vanhe ssche , Amol LI Sc hul ze , mak, Alfred Pakulat, Edward Risley, DouglasSchumann,
Harold Pakulat, Cha rles Martin, and John Pra zan. Carla West, and William Willis.

Members of Computer Club

Work Machine of the Future

Members of Computer Club
learn to work the most important
machine of the future , the com -
pute r . It takes m u c h hard work
to run this complicate d mac hine.
"Th e s tude nts learn to write
compu ter language called fortran ,
write problems in this shorth and
method , and run the problem
th rough the machine," said Mrs .

Mary Ann Kelly in expl <i1ining
what the stude nts l e arn in Com -
puter Club.

Pic ture d l eft are the officers of Co mpute r Cl ub.
The y a re : Pauline Negomir, se cre t ary-trea-
sure r, Miss Ellen Ho ppe and Mrs. Mary Ann
Ke lly, faculty sponsors, and George Fe hlhaber,
preside nt.

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Respect for Law Is Purpose of Octagon Club

11 Spe a kers , excu r -

s ions , an d proje cts help im -

prove r espe ct for the law by
hig h sc hool st ude nts , 11 sai d

Dr. Kuneel in expla ining

the purpos e of the Oc tagon

Club. As more people

obey the law, our s oc iety

bec oe m s a great er pla c e

in which to live and work. OPTIMIST
Octagon Club points this
out to its members, and J• OCTAGON
trie s to influence them to
put the theode s of law in- ]C/.L..UB
t o e ffec t .
. ..(.j).r
Pic ture d are the office rs of Oc tagon

Club. They are : Mark Scha fe r, Leslie

Oetke r, Mike Kanta na vic ius, a nd Mike

Reese .

Pictured above are the m e mbers of Octagon Club. BACK Bill Ballobin, John Sc hmitt, Mike Lopez, Sydney Oetker,
ROW: Mike Reese, Steve Che rney, Jim Kotlarz, Mark Leslie Oetke r, Mike Kant anavicius, a nd Mr. C hristie .
Sc ha fer, Da vid Hic ks, and Dr. Kun cel. FRONT ROW:
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HDear M e the

Sky Is Falling"

"It' s your life , darl ing , a nd I'm g lad to see you 're show-

lng some leadership . I'm sure Dr . Evans will be ve'ry
happy,"

"You are the one they seek to please or displease . T hey "You refuse to understa nd my inner problems-- my un-
give or withhold their l ove -- - -using it as a weapon . " derlying psychic mechanism I "

"Hi baby . How can she be on a pl atea u after only three
weeks?"

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Macbeth

"This is a sorry sight. " "O , treachery ! rly , good rlea11ce, fly , fly, fly ! Thou mayst re-
ve11ge . Oh slave ! "

"He has kill 'd me, mother: Run away, 1 pray
you. "

"Double, double coil and trouble ; fire burn and cauldron bubble ."

Lights Up on Thespians

Sout h Hig h is known n ot only for i t s many
s tuden ts , b ut al so for it s profe s s ional s tage p rodu c -
tion s. Under t he dire c tion of M r s. Cl a r a Ros s a n d
Mr. Rol a n Hinr ic hs, the tale nt is sought a m ong the
students . The profess ional s c e nery is constructed
by Mr. Robert Ha hn and t he stage c r e w m embers .
The Thespian Club c ons is t s of all who earn t he
suffic ient honora ry p oi nts by working o n t he pro -
du c t ions. Wit h a ll t his tal ent and di re c t ion, whe n
a play is produ ced , t he appl ause of t he audie nce
is a n ade quate award for the Thespians .

Hail, ha i l the gang 's a ll he re . Top row: Sid Oe tke r, He le n Jones, a nd
Kathy Smolle n . Second row: Salvatore Be lfiore , Doug Sch umann, Mike
· Reese, and Carol Burne y . T hird ro w: Fra nkie Kaste lic , She rry He tte ri c h,
Kim Mi les, Ran di De va ll, Laura Ursde ve nicz, a nd Jim Eise nha rdt.

T he sponsors of th e South 1-ligh T he spia ns
a re Mrs . Cla ra Ross a nd Mr. Robert 1-lahn .

Le t' s shed a li ttle l ight on t he scene . From
top to bottom are Salvatore Belfiore , Ma rk
Scha ffer , Jim Eisenha rdt , Sherry Hetterich ,
a nd Frankie Kastelic .

On the ladder of success are Sid Oet ker, Je rry Blomen- The T he spian Officers La ura Ursdevenicz, Secretary ;
ka mp, Randy Dornan, Jim Manna, Doug Schuma nn, Kath y Smollen, Preside11t; Ray Jokumsen, Treasurer; a nd
George Ost, a 11d Randi Devall. Helen Jones, Vice- President; a re prese11ting the first
Honorary Thespian A1~ard to Mr. Roland Hinrichs .

Ready to m ake the scene, are from top to bottom :
Dan Scigo , Bob Zupa n, Carol Burney, Mike Reese ,
Kirn Miles, a nd Les Oetker .

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DECA Off!Cf:l{S - -
Le ft : Mary B..:..:cl1a111 ,
Tr..:asur..:r ; Jun1 ra
Torr..:s , Pr<.:Sid e m ; Pat
Garfo lo , Vice - Pr..:si -
d..: nt, Crysta l Kimble ,
Secre tary and Spon -
sor Mr . McElhaney .

From left, Mary Preston, Shelley Phillips, Theresa Le
Beda, Mary Jo Neuman and Lupe Romero learn to run
the cash register.

From left are Margaret Kempe nich, Chris Miller, Mary
Jo Neuman, Lupe Romero, Mary Preston. Shelley Phil-
lips and Theresa Le Be da are pictured here watching a
sales demonstration.

Pictured fro m le ft arc Bill Huges, Carol t--lcKccn, Susie DECA Develops
Cupi cl1 , Elana \v askal, Pat Garofolo, Pat Rcy nck , Pat Future Leaders in
Pod,-1 inski , and t--l ary Beecham are caught cand idly by
the school photographe r. Marketing and
Distribution

ROW ONE: Chris Miller, Joann Zakaris a nd Donna I
Be nkis. ROW TWO: Donna Carter , Nina Knapp, Pat
Allee , a nd Sh aron Armbrust. ROW THREE: Gerri So- /
l a n, Margaret Kempenich, a nd Lupe Romero . ROW
FOUR: Lind a McDonald, John Brewer, Ma ry Preston ,
and Mr. McElhaney.

from left, Pat Reynek , Joann Zakaris, Mary Kubat , Rita Donna Mal fait, Chr is Miller, and Linda McDonald take
Maus, Cryst al Kimble , Donna Carter, and Nina Knapp time out to pose for the photographer.
find out that running a cash registe r can be complicated .
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Representing Health Carla West was one of the members of Health
Careers Club in the Careers Club who spent an active da y at Hattie
Homecoming Parade B. Monroe Home pla ying with the c hildre n.
were Margie Aguilar,
Dave Johnson, and Health Careers Club
Joyce Murkeson. Revolves Around
Mrs . Adeline Herkes, Mrs. Yerkes
South High School nurse
and sponsor of Heal th Careers Club,
demonstrates the proper way of brushing
teeth .

"Of course we can read!" Crystal
Kimball and Lynette Smith tell one of
the children at Hat tie B. Monroe Home.

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I. "Brush - a ! Brush -a ! Brush - a !" Mrs. Yerkes te lls the Pi ctured a bove , FIRST RO1# , le f t to righ t: Judy Myers,
office rs of Health Caree rs C lub. Left to righ t: Vice- Pat Dahmer, Pa tricia Becker, Judy Carr, Barbara Cros -
ley , and Gloria Plaza. SECOND ROW : Betty King,
Presi den t , Glo ria Plaza ; Secre rary, Margi e Aguilar; Kathy \,\/al ker, Margie Aguilar, Crystal Kimball, Nanci
Chandler, and Sandy Keene . T HIRD RO\\I : Linda Kal -
Treasu re r, Vicki Thomsen; Mrs. Yerkes , a nd Preside n t, skett, Joyce Kehne, Lynette Smith, Vicki Nodean,

Judy Mye rs . Linda Safarik, and Alice Jensen. FOURTH ROW : Jo -

leen Plisek , Brenda Farley , Helen Allen, Francine
Monteoleone , Pa uline Negom ir, and Carol Janiak.
FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Heffner, Carla \vest , Kathy
Winans, and Vicki Thomsen• . Not pictured are: Camel-
i na Brice , Jean Divi n, Tina Hensel, Barbara Kleinbeck,
a nd Lynne Kulisel<.

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Mrs. Oldfield presents awards for the best dressed slaves Slaves exhibit physical stamina in a peanut race.
and masters.
The 196 6 - 6 7 Latin Club of South
Latin Club High performs many activities through-
out the year. The major social event
Celebrates of the year for this organization is its
Latin banquet which club members
Annual Banquet attend in costume. February 9 was
the date for this festive occasion.

Barb Oldfield, Latin
Club sponsor, offers Dr.
and Mrs. Hanson some
of the pleasures of the
Roman banquet.

\\l hen in Rome do as Lhe Sl aves bow to the ir
Romans do? Masters masters ' cry ~f wine,
and ·slaves feast Roman women, and song.
sty le . Masters, left to right:
Margie Swoboda, Cindy
\.. Radil, Curtis Lybarger.

Gladiators, Pete Prim -
ak, and Arnie Shultz ,
receive encouraging
cries from their en-
thusi asti c audience.

Majorettes perform a fire routine during the homecoming game . (Left
to right) Debbie Struthers, Sandra Seidlik, Eileen Schnase.

Band Boosts Spirit

of Southites

In addition to the marchin g band
at South High School , t h ere are polka,
dance, a nd concert bands. The
march ing band, d rum major, a n d six
majorettes exemplify the spirit of
South High. Some of th e band ' s func -
tions are to play at dances, luncheons,
and games.

., Drum Major: John Novacek

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Siedlik, Elaine zak, Dennis Stastny, John Svagera, John Novacek , Chris
Hague, Linda Safarik, Dorothy Menousek , Janet Vel- Lombardo, Martin Rau, Gary Baker, Forrest Carper ,
ehradsky, Trudy Ford, Karen Kotera , Carol Janiak, Dennis Kral , Rick Kieser, Ray Jokumsen . LAST ROW :
Marcia Swoboda , SECOND ROW : Debra Struthe rs, Leslie Ward , M~.(<e Van Long , Bernard Howland , Dennis
Gretchen Van Fleet, Allan Clark, Thomas Kunhart, Filipowski, St anley Cisar, James Kluz a, Steven Schulze ,
Alice Jensen, Barbara Mielke , Elaine Ursdevenicz , San- Linda Achatz , Edward Risley, Rodney McDowell, Verne
dra Durbin, Sandra Kirkegaard, Jan Lhotak , Craig An- McCune , Paul Bartunek , Kerry Kiel, Margare t Scott ,
derson, Richara Hayek , Richard Capalite, Gail Henson . Randy Fields, Mr . Travis, Linda T aylor, Karl Senter ,
THIRD ROW : Gloria Tolles, Judith Myers, Marlys Eng- William Bartek, Dan Mortensen, Carl Ray Myers , Henry
st rom, Eileen Schnase, Lyle Ward, Michael Achatz, Schultz, Rita Henderson. Not Pictured: George Ander-
Sandr a Le,..,is, Mary Ann Wisnieski, Linda Saxton , Brock son, Mary Citta, John Hlavka, Roy C . Maitland.
Campbell, Bob s ,..,oboda , Linda Engerton , Bernard Was-

Marcia Swoboda Head Majorette Mary Ann Wisneiski
Eileen Schnase Debbie Struthers Sandra Siedlik

Linda Saxton ,,

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Music Groups Provide
Entertainment at Special Functions

SEATED, Left to Right : Chris Lom ba rdo , St anley Cisar, Kiese r. ST AN DING ON STAGE: Leslie Wa rd, Ga il
Ri chard Hayek, Dennis Kra l. STA NDING ON FLOOR: He nson, Sandra Si ed lik, Gre t che n Va n Fleet, Eileen
Ka rl Sente r, Da n Mort e nsen, Jan Lh otak , Verne McCune, Schnase, Ca rol Jan iak , Marcia Swoboda, Ri ta Hende rson,
Ric h Capalite, Richa rd Cla usse n, Edward Risley, Rick Sandra Durbin.

SEATED , Left to Right : Marc i a Soboda , Dia ne Karnik, Debra Struthe rs, Gre t chen Van Fleet, Carol yn Swe ndroski,
Mardee Huey , Linda Hermsm e ier. ST ANDING: Ste ve Cotton , Byra Anderson, Sara Sheets , Elaine Ursdeveni cz ,
Julianna Armetta , Teri Wilson, Brock Ca m pbell , Ed wina Avery, Linda T aylor . ST ANDING REAR: Robert Mon-
142 tey, Dale Anderson, William Hare , Ferm i n Falcon.

FIRST ROW, Le ft to Right: Steve Cotton, Byra Ande r- II
son, T e ri Wi lson, Dale Anderson, William Hare , Fermin
Falcon, Mardee Hue y, Linda He rm smeier. SECOND ROVI: John Novacek , Gre t chen Van Flee t, Roger Alsman. BACK
Sara Shee ts, Brock Campbell, Robe rt Mon te y, Marcia ROW: Elaine Ursdevenicz, Julianna Armetta, Leslie
Swobody, La ura Ursdevenicz, Diane Karnik, Sandra Sied- Wa rd, Ra ndy Fie lds, Rita He nderson , Dan Mortensen,
lik, De bra Struthers, Eileen Schnase, Richard Cl a ussen, Joyce Holle nba ck, Jan Lhotak, Jerry Keil, Rick Kieser,
Mr . T ravis, Chris Lombardo, Carol yn Swendroski, Edwina
Avery, Linda T ayl or, Not Pictured :-George Anderson.

FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Leslie Ward , Chris Lom - Dennis Kral, Ray Jokumsen, Ri ck Kieser , Paul Bartun-
bardo, Be rnard Wazak, John Svagera , Tom Kunhart, ek, Jan Lhotak, Ra ndy Fields, Edwa rd Risley, Rodney
Joh n Novacek, Kerry Keil, St a nley Cisar. . BACK ROW: McDowell, Debra Struthers, Linda T aylor.

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SEATED, Left to Right: Judith Myers, Marlys Engstrom, Van Fleet, Jan Lhotak, Richard Capalite, Richard Hay-
Carol Janiak, Marcia Swoboda, Sandra Siedlik, Diane ek, Thomas Kunhart, Gail Henson.
Ka rnik. ST ANDING: Debra Struthers, Gretchen
Lhotak. STAND ING: Paul Bartunek, Edward Risley,
SEATED, Left to Right: Rita Henderson, Gary Baker, Karl Senter, Randy Fields, Margaret Scott.
Rick Kieser, Ray Jokumsen, Sandra Kirkegaard, Jan