1969

Ralph Sirerly Lorie Skarka
Bob Sklenar
Alma Simon Mary Ann Skradski
Sandy Siedlik Nick Skradski

Phillip Sl ucum
Roxann Simon
Robert Sousa
Sharon Sousa
Bruce Smith

Kathy Smith
Sandra Smith

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Lanis Solan Sandy Stoysich
Jim Sparano Jean Strack

Linda Srb Bob Swoboda
Merle Stebbins Carolyn Swandroski
John Stefanski
Paul Swails

Dave Standley
Dennis Stastny

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Tom Tarsikes Bob Thorton
Virginia Szymanski Mike Tolliver
Tom Tomanek
Sharon Tonar
Kathy Thomsen

Carole Towne
Elaine Ursdevenicz
Micheal Van Long
Ron Treska

Joann Tejral
John Tynski

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Larry Vacek
Patti Van Moorleghem
Henry Vargas

Al Vasiliauskas
Maria Elena Vazquez
Bettie Velasquez

Jim Vlasak
Carol Vlcek
Frank Vondra

Susie Voycheske
Bob Walters
Lyle Ward

Sandy Washburn
Stanley Wasielewski
Liz Webb

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Patty· Wells Jim Wiater
Sandy Whitten John Wisnieski

Lolly Wise Karen Wohlfarth
Georgina Wisnieski Robert Wolfe

Linda Wilson Terry Wood
Bob Young
Sherry wolfe

Dave Wycoff

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Diane Ziccardi Pete Zalovich
Ron Zych Max Zaragosa
52 Joanne Zavorka
Jack Zendejas

Paula Zeleny
Nancy Zuehlke
Irene Zuk

Don Young
Hayden West
Annette Wilcoxon
Debbie Winans

John Thornton Richard Wyszenski
13ob Sailors John Vajgrt
Gary Tasich
John Tasich

Dan Troxel

Deborah T ullis
Kathy Tweedy

John Serratore

Henry Schultz
Sandra Smith
John Sporcic

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Marlene Roth Ray Sutton
Ed Synowicki
Gus Naujokaitis Greg Ramirez
Betty Newquist Mike Reh

54 John Royer

Gilbert Peers
Ruby Peralta
Toni Pistone
William Nazaruk

Larry Nedved

Ed Malesa

Bernard Barry
Randy Beavers
Shirley Freemyer
Linda Kapustka

Louise Kinsella
Yvonne Mesic
Rick Prather
Kathy Ratay

The above pictures did not meet our
deadline. Therefore, they are not
in any specific order.

Darrel Spencer

Janice Maloney
Ann Martinez
Emily Mesa
Tom Melonis

Kathleen Miller
Susan Minino
Rolland Moyer
Carla Muck

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Romeo Lichtas
Steven Linson
Alberta Lopez
Sandie Louis

Janice Kesting
Patrick Kidder
Linda Kingsley
Kris Kipfer

Barb Kisicki
Gary Jirsak
Kathy Hamilton
Martha Hammerly

Judy Handke
Colleen Hardman
Susi Hazuka
Kathy Holmes

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Marlene Gates
Rose Gonzales
Bob Grisinger

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Diane Grisnet
Rosie Guerra
Debbi Gulizia
Denise Fellows

Joseph Feris
Dannette Franciscus
Kathleen Egan
Jessie Espe jo

Sandra Dahir
Joachim Dankim
Betty Davis
Okasana Depa

James Dillon
Pat Churchill
Marlene Cisar
Mary Citta

Alle n Clark
Douglas Clark
Sandy Clark
Vicki Clark

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Nancy Cocco
Kathie Colanino
Paulette Collins
Vicki Costain

Linda Crowell
Tim Cullinane
Bob Cunningham
Louis Cuva

Connie Czaja
Mike Czaplewski
Jerry Czerwinski
Jim Bacome

George Barelos
Susan Berlett
Louis Bewersdorf
Steve Bieterman

Dennis Blankenship
Ron Boldt
David Bonacci
David Asher

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9enior Leaders of '68-'69

Ducking snowballs at Mount Vernon Garde ns are from left to right: Dave Ksiazek, Marty Kramolisch, Mary Citta,
Karen Janulewicz, Steve Elsasser, Lynn Remar, Bob Mandolfo, and Dee Pavelka.

President Bob Mandolfo
Vice President Marty Kramolisch
Secretary Lynn Remar
Treasurer Mary Citta
Boy's Representatives Steve Elsasser

Dave Ksiazek
Girl's Representatives Dee Pavelka

Karen Janulewicz
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Awards

Mr. R. Tipton Biggs , for
his approach to English Lit-
erature

Miss Constance Wolfgran, fo r
her instruction in German

Miss Sally Fellows , for being
the backbone of Student Council

We Honor . . .
9ix Teachers Who Not Only Teach,
but Leave Warm Impressions Behind Them.

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Instruction

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Mr. Roland Hinrichs, for his
constant success in making
South High sing out

Mrs. Ba rbara Oldfield, for her
stunning sense of humor in teach-
ing Latin

Miss Margaret McMartin, fo r
her continuous dedication to
the South High TOOTER





Student Council

This is the voice of the students. This
body of people set forth the ideas of the
young a nd imaginative mind of today' s teen-
age student. They bring these ideas to the "
attention of administration and faculty.
They succeed whe re the average st udent
may fail. So let us see what the future may
bring.

Bruce Dall
President

Dave Johnson Kay Andrlik Karen Janulewicz
Vice-President Secretary • Corresponding Secretary

Joe Kuncel Jack Langle Mary Citta
Treasurer Parliamentarian

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Vince Mallory Pete Parizek Nikki Popa Debbie Rishel

Linda Bartunek Patty Bluvis Dean Bratetic Jorge Cervantes
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Susie Greguras Sandy Lewis Duncan Murphy Dave Rezac

Mary Samples Ken Boettcher Shirley Brennan Sue Ewing

A few of the representatives pose for a family portrait,
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Debbie Galloway Chris Hoffman

Cheryl Saxton Kurt Sorenson

A momentous decision in the making.

Mike Sweeney Dale Swirczek Rodney Tevis

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Homecoming Parade

"There's No Business Like 9how Business"

Art Clu b received fi rst place again this
year with another very creative float.
Second place went to
Student Council.

Future Farmers of America won
third place with their float con -
taining live animals .
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Find Yourself

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Homecoming pep rally.

South High's 1968

The majore ttes added spark to h alftime.

Homecoming Game

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Dave and Nikki Were
the Royalty . . .

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Left to Right; FRONT ROW: Linda Kingsley, Vincent Mallory, Ruth Lee, Carmen White, David Ki mble.
SECOND ROW: Sally Ethelhoffer, Fran Outland , Ann Schultis, Kristina Mikkelson, Roger Engstrom . THffiD
ROW: Kay Alsup, Barb Cherek, Julie Dennell, Kathy Smith, Terri Herman.

The Tooter Staff Miss Margaret McMartin, faculty ad-
visor to the TOOTER.
Afte r winning first prize in the University of
Nebraska at Omaha Journalism contest last year with
their front page, this year's staff decided to give it
another try and see what improvements they could
make .

Although handicapped by scattered scheduling and
a l ack of experienced students, they experimented
with different styles of writing , took polls, a nd worked
for a variety of new ideas .

The TOOTER is a student publication. It is staffed
and managed by Journalism students. The newspaper
is printed once every two weeks.

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Health Careers Club

SPONSOR: Mrs. Yerkes

PRESIDENT: Jeanie Divin VICE PRESIDENT: Brenda Farley

LEFT TO RIGHT; 1st ROW: Elizabeth He ffner , Marvie Sullivan , Donna Armstrong, Linda Wiggans, 75
Mosetta Kimble , Barbara Miles , Alice Socha. 2nd ROW: Elaine Ritter, Brenda Farley, Barbara Briggs,
Rene Anderson, Jean Divin, Kath e rine Krimmel, Robin Smith. 3rd ROW: Carol Foley , Terri Peatrou-
sky , Karen Kimble, Beth Krimmel, Linda Safarik, Shirley Leonard.

Left to Right; SEATED: Dave Stand ley , Bob Mandolfo, Mary Hotowec , Pa ulette Collins .
ST ANDING; FIRST ROW: Virginia Szymanski, Sandy Pauly, Sharon McGlo fflin, Marty Ham-
merl ey, Debbie Nielsen, Brenda Hixon . SECOND ROW: Marelene Cisar, Sall y Romero, Kathy
Hammerley, Linda Coolman, Stephanie Brezenski, Anna Schuster a nd Pat McQuinn.

DECA State Leadership Conference i n Lincoln.
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DECA OFFICERS: President - Dave Standley
Vice President - Bob Mandolfo
Secretary - Rose Bartman
Treasurer - Mary Hotovec,
Parliamentarian - Pa ulette Collins
Chapl ain - Art Kla uschie; (Not Pictured: Representative -
Gary Karner)

DECA

Th is year DECA's Christmas Sales led
them to entertain themselves at an "Early-
Bird Breakfast, " "Employer- Employee Ban-
quet, " an Installation and Initiation Cere-
monies Picnic, and the State Leadership
Conference at Lincoln, just to name a few.

Most of the DECA members have held
part- time jobs during the year.

Reciting The DECA Creed are, Left to Right: Irene
Delezene , Ste phenie Benzenski, Virginia Szymanski,
Ma re le ne Cisar, and Barbara Briggs.

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Latin

The Latin language is ali ve a nd kicking a t Sout h
High. Mrs. B. Oldfield is the sponsor of the Latin
Club, an organization specifically for fun in the

Diners sta nd in readiness to read the Pater Noste r.

Cruel maste r Bruce Dall whips slave Mike
Bieterman as othe r slave and masters watch.

At the order of their m asters, sl aves Tom Knobla uch,
Robin Hood, Mrs. Old field, Ray Filyowa y, Lou Sinos
and Roxanna Hancock push peanuts with t heir noses.

Pict ured Right: Coach Al Brown a wards l aurel wrea th
to winning gladiator , Mike Bie terman .

Club

Latin studies. The big e ve nt of the year was the ,
Latin Club Banquet held Fe bruary 20, 1969 at Mr.
Chef Restaurant.

Masters and slaves compete in a quiz contest. Need-
less to say, Masters won.

Last year's consul Bruce Dall, places laurel
wreaths on consuls, Dave Johnson and Fred
Schnase.

Duncan Murphy watches as Mrs . Oldfield opens a
gift from the club members.

Pictured Le ft: Consul Dave Johnson awards
prizes to costume winners: Hele n Hatjinos,
Kathy Lainod, Guy Williamson, a nd Mike
Bie t e r m a n .

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BAND: Reese Acuff, Marie Albert, Richard And rysik, Ga ry Baker, John Barnes, William Bartek, Janice Bezdek,
Dennis Blankenship, Karen Blythe, Nancy Buehler, Brad Bukacek, Patrick Ca in, Rodney Calek, Teresa Carmona,
Forrest Carper, Mary Citta , Allan Clark, Jack Conklin, Mark Cumm ings, Randy C urt is, Arthur Davis, Jeane tte
Divin, Harold Durbin, Sandra Durbin, Thelma Earl y, Bob Eberle, Edwi n Eic hner, Kenneth Frankum, Betty Ga nem,
Michael Gardner, Roy Golka, Tomm y Goodman, Rona ld Greenwald , Robert Grice, Gary Gund y, Elaine Hag ue ,
Vince Halverson, Diane Harrahill, Janet Ha rvat, Gail He nso n, De bo rah Hergenrader, Edwa rd Hobbs, Ma ureen
Hovey, Mardee Huey, Lynn Hume, Raymond Janiak , Dia na Janousek, Pamela Johnson, Dennis Jul ian, De nise
Kampan, Frank Kostka, Denn is Kral, Da vid Kulisek, Thomas Kunhart, Sand ra Le wis, Bo nni e Machacek, Lucinda
Malson, Keith McDowell, Rodney McDowell, Barbara Mi e lk e , Patricia Mielke , David Mina rik, Linda Ne ff,
Donald Nelson, Boyd Olsen, Virgil Orso, Nancy Overfelt, T imothy Polson , Robe rt Rathe , Martin Ra u , El aine
Ritter, Renay Roberts, Ole ne Rose , Kathy Russe ll, Linda Safarik, Sheril Saxton , Michae l Schmidt, He nry Schultz,
John Shank, John Shepard, Sandra Siedlik, Paula Smollen, Alice Soc ha, Debra Stanek, Dennis Stastny , Edw in

Band and

GARY BAKER
Drum Major
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Suc k, Micae l Swartz e ll, Bo b Swoboda , SA NDY SIEDLIK
Robe rt T an ne r, Mary T ode ro , Ca rol Head T wi rle r
Tour ek , Elaine Ursd e ve nicz , Ka rl Va n
Fl e e t , Mic ha e l Van Lo ng , Jame s Ve l-
ehradsky , Ma rian Villafu e rte , Ly le
Wa rd, Be rna rd Waszak, Grego ry
We ath e rs, Linda Whipple , Ge o rg ina
Wisnieski a nd Pe t e r Wood.

Twirlers

FIRST ROW: Le ft to Right: Ja net Harvat, Bonnie Machacek, Sand y Siedlik
(Head), Debra Stane k, Georgi na Wisnieski. SECOND ROW: Diana Ja nousek,
Luc i nda Ma lson, Sa ndra Durbin , Jeanette Divin, Marian Villa fue rte . Not
pic tured is Sheri! Sa xton .

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THE GENERATION GAP: Left to Right: Mr. Albert Travis, Mike Schoole r, Alan Na Pier, James Budin, John Trecek,
John Warner, Kurt Sorensen, Jack Trout, Sonny Phillips, Diana Tague, Margie Mcguire, Lueen Prosterman, Connie
SkraJis, Rosie Dennell, Karen Prosterman ,. Diana Szczepanowski, Mary Jo Dieter, Patty Wells, Mary Miloba r, Paula
Wells, Sheri Ward, Marsha Swanson, Maureen Hovey, Patty Huff, Mary Theresa McArdle , Mary Ostling, Kathy Smith .
Not Pictured: Jorge Cervantes, Yvonne Deverreaux, Sandra Durbin, Joan Kotrba, Laura Le wis, Andy Mindrup.
THE DANCE BAND: ROW ONE; Left to Right: Dennis Kral, Keith McDowell, Richard Andrysik, Ga ry Baker, Rona ld
Greenwald, Bernard Waszak, James Velehradsky, John Barnes. ROW TWO: Rodney McDowell, David Kulisek, Karl
Van Fleet, Lyle Ward, Larry Revena ugh, Robert Grice, Thomas Kunhart. Not Pictured : Patrick Cain.

The Dance Band and
the Generation Gap

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RALLY BAND: ROW ONE; Left to Right: Kenneth Frankum, Rodney McDowell, Karl Van Fleet, David
Kulisek, John Barnes, Bernard Waszak, Ronald Greenwald. ROW, TWO: Lyle Ward, Paula Smollen,
Sandra Lewis, Linda Safarik, Diane Harrahill, Betty Ganem, Joseph Waszak, Richard Andrysik. ROW
THREE: Michael Swartzell , Dennis Blankenship, Gary Baker, Keith McDowell, Barbara Mielke, Janice
Bezedk, Stud ent Director Tom Kunhart, Henry Schultz. Not Pictured: Bob Grice.

THE BAND AND ORCHESTRA COUNCILS: ROW ONE; Left to Right : Elaine Ursdevenicz, or-
chestra treasurer; Sandra Siedlik, Band historian and head twirler; Jo Ellen St. Cyr, orchestra
librarian: Gail Henson, band librarian; Sandra Lewis, band equipment manager. ROW TWO:
Gary Baker, drum major; Steven Get zschman, orchestra president; Rodney McDowell, band
vice-president; Al bert Travis, instrumental music director; Lyle Ward, band president and
manager. Not Pictured: Renay Roberts, orchestra vice-president; Julie Armetta, orchestra
secretary: Carolyn Swendroski, orchestra historian; Mary Citta, band secretary; Janet Harvat,
band treasurer.

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ORCHESTRA: Mary Aliano, Roger Alsman, Julianna Armetta , Randy
Beavers, Janice Bezdek, Patrick Cain, Forrest Carper, Allan Clark, Pat-
ricia Danahy, Arthur Davis, Harold Durbin, Ke nn e th Fra nkum, St e ven
Getzschman, Bob Grice, Gai( Henson, Anita Huerta, Mardee Huey, Olan
Kline, David Kulisek , Thomas Kunhart, Sandra Lew is, Louise Little,
Kathy Martinez, Susan McIntosh, Mikkel Mikkelson, Rowena Randall ,

Orche

T HE WOODWIND QUINTET: Gail
Henson, Thomas Kunhart, Elaine
Ursdevenicz, Bernard Waszak,
Linda Safarik.

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Larry Revenaugh, Renay Roberts , Linda Safaeik, Ei leen Schmidt, Marla
Sheets, Patricia Shell y , Sand ra Siedlik, Paula Smollen, Denise St . Cyr,
Jo El)en St. Cyr, Ricky Svatos, Michael Swartzell, Michael Sweeney,
Carolyn Swendroski, Mary Todero, Aubra Turner, Elaine Ursdevenicz,
Karl Van Fleet, Michael Van Long, Sheri Ward, Bernard Wszak, Dale
Widoe, Pe ter Wood.

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THE FRENCH HORN QUARTET:
Elaine Ursd evenicz, Nancy Overfelt,
Renay Roberts, Peter Wood .

STANDING, (Left to Right): Mr. Hahn, Bruce Dall, Robert Miles, David Johnson, Donald Young , and Mrs. Ross.
SEATED: Deborah Tullis, Sandra Durbin, Ma ureen Hovey, Patricia Paskach, Sharon Jones , Christ ine Hristakos ,
Terri Herma n, Virginia Coufal, and Li nda Gomez . (Rosina Gue rra is not pict ured . )

Thespians

South (i igh is known not only for its many st udents,
but also for its professional stage productions. Under
the direction of Mrs. Cl a ra Ross and Mr. Roland Hin-
richs, the talent is sought among the st udents. The
professional scene ry is constructed by Mr. Robert
Hahn and the stage c rew members. The Thespian
Club c onsists of a ll who earn the sufficient honorary
·points by working on the productions. With all this
tale nt and direction, when a play is produced, th e
applause of the a u?ience is a n adequate award for
the Thespi a ns.

ABOVE: Terri Herman a nd Chris Hristakos re -
ceive last minute adj ustments by Linda Gomez.

RIGHT: Waiting at the pin ra il for
c urtain cues are Ma ureen Hovey and
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RIGHT: Pat Paskach and Bruce
Dall are saved from a d readfu l fate
by Rosina Gue rra in the Thespians'
"melle rdramm e r."

BELOW: Checking special effects
c ues are lighting d irecto r Bob Miles
and Virginia Coufal.

BELOW: Dave Johnson, the gangster, accepts a tip from body -
guard, Don Young, in "Mrs. McThing. "

LEFT: Sharon Jones a nd Sandy Durbin set the 87
stage for "Mrs. McThing . "

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FIRST ROW : Mr. Svajgr, Warren Johnson, Ken Brown, Tom Siderawicz, Dan Kinsella, Gary Martin. ROW
TWO: Dan Kowal, Rich Cherek , Ray Filipowicz, Forrest Carpe r, Ed Ei chne r, Eldon Ohlamann, Ken Miller.
ROW THREE: John Karnish, Mike McCarty, Dave Sklenar, Frank Riha , Dan Martin, Bill Simmons, Daryl Bake r.
ROW FOUR: Domingo Mesa , Jim Cullinane , Stan Baliulis, Burt Cullinane , Steve T arsikes , Tom Jensen, John
Nolting, and Bruce Menousek.

Future Farmers of America

Future Farme rs of America i s an organization provided for South. Hi gh
School boys interested in the vocation of farming. Unde r the direction of
Mr. Larry Svagjr, the students have studied methods of animal raising and
farm management.

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The Blue Ruins play for the F. F. A. Dance.

Some students are seen looking over a trophy case full of past accomplishments.

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Mr. Svagjr demonstrates
a technique in surveying.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL HONORARY COLONEL
Henry Schultz Barbara Johnson

Military Ball Royalty

Mrs. Fuerst a nd members of the Girls' The guests included Dr. Owen Knutzen
and Dr. Leonard Hanson .
Drill Team compliment Sergeant Harck
on the promotion he received.

28th Annual Military Ball

The Color Guard ope n the activities with th e
presentation of colors.

The Crack Squad gave another one of their mem -
orable performances.

Mr. James Howard was the speaker.

Colonel Myers and Dr. Hanson pin the Lieutenant
Colonel pips on Henry Schultz.

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COMPANY A: ROW ONE; Left to Right: James Elbling , Russe ll Moore, Patrick Kidder, Terry Fl eming, Richard Lamb,
George Elsasser, Howard Jellsey. ROW TWO: Richard Robinson , Wayne Todd, Michael Mitchell, Angelo Bonacci,
Raymond Fair, Michael Diste fano. ROW THREE: Norman Baker, Jam es Tomanek, Richa rd Andrysik, Randy Duda,
Kurt Sorenson, David Kalskett , Thomas Welniak, David Ve ncalek. ROW FOUR: Gary Niedbalski, Louis Sinds,
John Nolting, Grady Martin, Mar k Hanson, John Warner, Kent Acuff, Raymond Janiak.

R.O.T.C .

CRACK SQUAD; ROW ONE; Left to Right: Mike Hanson, Jim Hurd , Ron English, Ron Rosenbaugh,
Joachim Dank iw, Gary Niedbalski. ROW TWO: Mike Diste fano, Bob Walter , Roger Diesing, Be r-
nard Lambrecht , Gary Hanson, Lester Peterson, Cmdr., Richard Lam b.
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COMPANY B: ROW ONE; Left to Right: Thomas Homan, Frank Vondra, Richard Stone, Henry Schultz , Steve Shrader,
John Vajgrt. ROW TWO: Michael Hanson, Rinnie Rosenbaugh, Al girda Antanel is, Homer Hollis, Gary Jacobsen,
Roy Meurrens. ROW THREE: Timothy Polson, Richard Alexander, George Kaiser, Randy Blake, Mark Mohring, Al-
bert Kaasch. ROW FOUR: Mikkel Mikkelson, Lester Petersen, Timothy Boettger, William Ramage, Bernard Lam-
brecht, James Russo, John Votrobek.

COMPANY C: ROW ONE; Left to Right: Roger Diesing, Joachim Dankiw, Lenny Kudera, Robert Grisinger, Robert
Walter, Fred Hassen. ROW TWO: James Hurd, Patrick Larrew, Fred Kudrna, John Fuller, Ralph Foley, Peter Kroger.
ROW THREE: Ronald Tejral, Harold Fischer, Timothy O'Malley, Dennis Clark, Richard Kness, Randy Curtis, Donald
Yelinek.

CADET POLICE: ROW ONE; Left to Right: Rick Stone , Wayne T odd, T erry Fleming, Joh n Larrew, Ji m
Hurd, Ron Rosenba ugh. ROW TWO: Cmdr., Maj . Bob Wa lter , Mi kkel Mikkelson, Tim Boettger, Joh n
Warner, Jim Russo, Gary Niedbalski, Ron English, Roy Muerrens, Mark Mohring , Bernard Lambrecht.

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OFFICERS: ROW ONE; Le ft to Right: Capt. Jim Elbling, Capt. Fred
Hanssen, Capt. John Vajgrt, Lt . Col. Henry Schult z , Capt. Roger
Diesing, Capt. George Elsasser. ROW TWO: Maj. Gary Ha nson,
Capt. Don Young, Maj. Bob Walter, Capt. Bob Grisinger, Maj . Rich
Lamb, Maj . Joch iam Dankiw, Maj. Patrick Kidder. Not Pictured;
Lt . Col. Howa rd Jellsey, Maj. Gary Johnson, Maj. Steve Shrader,
Maj. Fra nk Vondra, Capt. Tom Homan, Capt • Russell Moore.

The Crack Squad in action at the Military Ball.

BOTTOM LEVEL: Leslie Gabelhaus, Virginia Coufal, Larry Johnson, Tom Povondra, Olene
Rose, Shirley Reid, Sharon Jones. SECOND LEVEL: Lynn Gabelhaus, Maureen Hovey,
Harold Durbin, Arthur Davis, David Cote, Tom Miles, Robert Miles. THIRD LEVEL:
Roberta Eymann, Deborah Tullis, Sandra Durbin. FOURTH LEVEL: Dennis Berghahn,
Ronald English, Dennis Stull, Gerald Smith. NOT PICTURED: Kristie Gorup, William
Haffke, David Kalskett, Tim Kelling, Edward Malesa, John Nolting, Micheal Schooler,
Annette Schwery, Paula Smollen, Marsha Swanson, Mary Beth Tarkington, John Warner.

Stagecraft

The students in Mr. Robert Hahn's Stagecraft group learn the basics
of stage lighting, decoration, and sound. Besides working behind the
scenes on many of South High 's theater productions, these students
have a good time working in and around the auditorium.

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TOP ROW: Douglas Clark, Vida Misiunas. ROW TWO: Arthur Davis,
Barbara Policky. ROW THREE: John Dembrowski, Diane Hansen. ROW
FOUR: Richard Trummer, JoEllen St. Cyr. ROW FIVE: James Polifka,
Christine Hristakos. ROW SIX: Jorge Cervantes, Elaine Ursdevenicz.
ROW SEVEN: Fred Schnase. ROW EIGHT: Rosina Guerra, Sandra Lewis,
Sharon Jones, Vincent Mallory. ROW NINE: Marlene Gates , Terri Her-
man, David Johnson, Julie Armetta , Tom Tomanek, and Don Young.

The Ambassadors

The Ambassadors are just that - a select group of singers who rep-
resent South High's finest in song. The group travels from South
High to various meetings and gatherings. Early morning practice at
7:20 a.m. was common practice for them. It paid off. Warm ap-
pl ause was the reward as each of their appearance s was concluded.

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