1983

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The Good Times Have Been Spent With Friends . . .

Yearbook Sonnet
I reach up toward a small, untidy shelf
to take my treasured yearbook from its place.

So many tales this old, worn book can tell.

Ignored for years, it wears a dusty face.
I turn the pages as / laugh and cry.
Its magic takes me back to better times.
Adulthood seemed like just a bitter lie.
What fun we had in life's most blissful prime.
And after countless pages have been turned,
I come across the picture ofa boy.
He had a look for which, of late, I've yearned;
to look like that again would be a joy.
I close it up and put it back to stay
until I want once more to feel this way.

Bob Mueller
Senior

Joann Bravo and Jody Jackson say pro udly, ..Look m om no cavities."

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The gang's all here now, so let's all party!

True Friends

It is more noble to give than receive,
and they who give to you
are the same you take for granted,
True friends, both old and new.

Jim Helmberger
Junior

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The Good Times Have Brought Smiling Faces ...

Smiling Faces
There's nothing like,
a smiling face,
to start the day out right.
A nod,
a hello, or wave of a hand,

to make some faces bright.

Rhonda Sheiba/
Senior

Smile Patty Grabowski, "You 're on Candid Camera!"

6 Where Have All The Good T imes Gone?

Mary, Tricia, and Connie, share precious times and happy moments.

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Liz and Laurie convince the nurse that they can't walk to class.

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Good Times Have Been Spent Being Number ''One''

Scott and Mike finally get some use out of their bed sheets.
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Three Cheers For Good Old South High

Various pep-rallies were held throughout the year
before home games. Cheerleaders and Pomperettes
held these pep-rallies in order to raise spirit among the
students. One of the largest pep-rallies held was on
December 17 for all winter sports. Participants includ-
ed: Mr. Nystrom , various staff members, the Hand-bell
ringers and Cheerleaders. Also included were some
male athletes and the South High Band. The pep-rally
consisted of a speech by Mr. Nystrom, a cheer per·
formed by the South cheerleaders and later by the
"unknown cheerleaders." There was a performance
from the Hand-bell ringers and a male leg contest. The
winner was decided by the applause from the au-
dience. This involved male athletes. The closing of the
pep-rally included Christmas songs by the staff and
students with Dr. Salerno as the song leader.

The awesome " unkno wn Cheerleaders" give it t heir best sho t. GAG m e w ith a spoon, I've seen better legs on a table.
12 Pep-rallies

South ''O'' Celebrates 100th Year

"River City Round Up" a community-wide celebration
of the western heritage of Metropolitan Omaha, began on
September 22 and finished on October 3. On Thursday,
September 30, students and staff were encouraged to
dress in appropriate western or pioneer clothing in sup-
port of our western heritage.

A parade was held on Saturday, October 2nd, from
10:00 to 12:00. It extended from 24th' and " 8" to 24th
and " Q." The parade involved South High Cheerleaders,
Band and Pomperettes. The selling of concessions and
other items during the parade were handled by various
clubs and organizations of South High.

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"River C ity Round Up" logo.

' "River City Round Up" 13

Spirit Week Reveals Shining Spirit

" Hey Bud, Wanna Party?" "Like Wow, It's totally dark in here!"

The week of October 11-16 was Spirit Week spon·
sored by the Student Council. Many students showed
their spirit by participating in this event. The schedule
was as follows: Monday - Joggers Day, Tuesday -
Dress Up Day, Wednesday - Crazy Clothes and
Western Day, Thursday - Hat and Shades Day, and
Friday - Red and White Day.

Pictured at the top left, left to right: Shawn Bell,
Jackie Johnson, Bobbie Jo Preston, Mark McKenna,
Mary Roth, Rhonda Sheibal. Top right: Connie
Whitney. Bottom left: Jim Nekola, and Bottom right:
Brian Daily.

14 Spirit Week

Victory Fallows Memorable Parade

'=:m,

Chris Pesek leads the opening of the parade.

On Friday, October 15th, at 3:15 the "Centenial 82"
homecoming parade took place on 24th Street from " J "
to "O." The main attractions of the parade were the
homecoming candidates and the floats made by different
clubs and organiza tions. The winning floats of the 1982
homecoming parade were Student Council, First place,
French Club, Second place, and Home Economics Club,
Third place.

The candidates for homecoming royalty were an·
nounced at half time. Along with the introduction of the
candidates was the South High Band playing "The Way
We Were." The packers gained a glorious victory over
North High in the football game that evening.

Student Council's winning float. Pictured Back Row:
Li sa Taylor, Steve Rukas, Shawn Bell, Steve Opplinger,
and Kevin Bolter. Front Row: Ann Kroupa, Chris Butera,
Tracy Warbelton, and Michealla Finnigan.

Homecoming Parade 15

1982 Homecoming Candidates And Royalty

Gregg Cardenas Cliff Arfman Mark Hunt
Kathy Randall* Lydia Santos• Zina Crowder•

Scott Lautenbaugh Mike Jones Jill Vendetti
Karen Olechoski* Robin Knight* Mark McKenna

Shawn Foreman Jeff Aldrich Scott Windbolt '
Trish Baji Julie Safirik Diane Knapp
p
16 Homecoming Candidates

King: Scott Muschell Mr. and Miss Congeniality: Mark Hunt and Kathy Randall
Queen: Patty Grabowski Prince and Princess: Scott Lautenbaugh and Lydia Santos

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Homecoming Candidates and Royal Court
1982

Homecoming 1982 was held on Saturday evening,
October 16. The theme song was "Always and
Forever" and the theme was " Precious Moments."

The ceremony was held in the South High
Auditorium at 7:30 followed by the dance which was
held in 520. The cafeteria was decorated with blue
and pink streamers, tissue balls and white columns.

The Master of Ceremonies was Phil Lopez and Lady
of the Court was Bobbi Jo Preston. Homecoming King
and Queen were Scott Muschell and Patty Grabowski.
Prince and Princess were Scott Lautenbaugh and
Lydia Sal"ltos. Mr. and Miss Congeniality were Mark
Hunt and Kathy Randall.

•=Finalists

Homecoming Royalty 17

Scapino Reveals His Trickery On Stage

Cast members pictured are: Gregg Wilson, Steve Swoboda, Margie Dare, Peggy Jo
Aufenkamp, Karen Olechoski, and David Dias.

18 Play

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Steve portrays his talent with pride and dignity.

The play Scapino was presented to
Sout h High students in 2 matinee perfor·
mances on January 27 and 28. It was open
to the public for an evening performance
on January 29. The setting was a dock
side ca fe in Naples, where the main
character Scapino is always up to some
kind of trickery.

CAST
Carlotta .................. Margie Dare
Scapino ........ . . Peggy Jo Aufenkamp
Sylvestro ........ . .... . . Gregg Wilson
Ottavio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Swoboda
Giacinta .............. Karen Olechoski
Argants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juan Lara
Head Waitress ......... . Coni Melocarro
Waitress ........ .... . Constance Prawl
Geronta ............ . ... ... David Dias
Leandro ................ Mitchell Ames
Zerbinatta .... ........ Bernadette Plaza
Nurse ......... . ....... Shellie Dymek

PRODUCTION STAFF

Director ....... .. .... Douglas J. Young
Asst. Director ...... ... Constance Prawl
Lighting Control .......... Debbie Smith
Make up Asst. . . . . . . . . . . . Nina Throner
House Manager . . . . . . . . . . Sally Fellows
Box Office . ...... . .. . . . Dick Wohlfarth

Play 19





The Pack Displayed A Desire To Win

The 1982 Packer football squad

finished with a respectable five

wins four lose record. The team

competed with one of the

toughest schedules in the state.
Five of South's opponents were
pre-season top ten picks. South

defeated Millard North and Gross
while they were highly regarded,
but lost to Prep, Bellevue West
and Northwest by close margins.
South also defeated Ryan, and a
greatly improved Abraham Lin-
coln and North.

Jack Oholendt quoted, " This
year's team had great leadership.
We had several players that im-
proved tremendously, because of
their commitments and dedication

to improving themselves as

athletes. We feel that our weight First Row: Tony Zendejas, Rod Smith, Cliff Arfman, Scott Muschall, Mike Valla, Kevin Bosil·
training and agility program has a jevac, Jim Nekola, Mark Hunt, M ike Jones, Ray Koch, Mark McKenna, Scott Koraleski. Second
lot to do with making a good Row: Coach Fred Marisette, Paul Koneck , Todd Rhoades, Randy Hamblin, Rick Randall, Dave
athlete into a great one. Sanders, Art Kotera, Ed Vacek, Bryan Liekus, Rich Ruffcorn, Jeff Craig, Coach Jeff Potter. Third
Row: Coach Mike Overfelt, Tom Thompson, Greg Andrade, Mike Moore, Felipe Pinales, John
This team played with a great Matuza, Duane Jacobson, Tony Clark, Mike Duffy, David Baker, Joe Kurtz, Student Manager
deal of heart and desire to win. If Mark Feichtinger. Fourth Row: Coach Kirk McLaughlin, Mark Stoley, Williard McCain, Tobin
they will channel that same at- Higgs, Tim Newcomer, Jeff Hiatt, Joe Grabowski, Mike Gill, Terry Lambrecht, Coach Jac k
titude to their future goals, they Oholendt.

will all be very su =-r-ccessful." - - -~....,,.,.,.

lncoln Southeast Mike Jones runs for crucial yards.
Ryan
Millard North
Abraham Lincoln
Gross
lose Creighton Preit
win North

fselose Northwest

7 ,-8ellevue West

22 Varsity Football

Moves like this upset top rated Gross. Coach Oholendt sends in play with Ed Vacek.

Wishbone offense confuses defense of Millard North. Mustangs rebel against awesome offense.

Varsity ~ tball 23

J.V. Reserve T earns

Had Ups And Downs

J .V. Football

South 2 1 win Central 7
South Ronc alli 6
South 7 win Millard North 8
South Abraham Lincoln 0
South 4 win Gross 12
South 34 win Prep 10
South 8 lose North 12
Tech
- South 7 lose

34 win

forfeit

Junior Varsity Team Members
Ton y Clark, Jim Fisher, Jim Foster, M ike Gi ll , Jeff Hiatt,
Duane Jacobsen, Terry Lambrecht, John Matu za, Mike
Overfelt , Felipe Penales, Tom Thompson .

Reserve Team Players
Greg Armstrong, Bi ll Arm strong, Hen ry Gerdes, Ed Lad,
Ron Va nCleve, Shawn Stone, Mark Stoley, Randy
Sedlak , Ray Remijio, Tim Newcomer, A l Homan, T oby
Higg s. Bob Fredrickson, Ga ry Franks, Pau l Fiarkowski,
Da ve Baker. Carlos Karriquez, Dan L ewis, Rand y Bar·
tunek, Willie McCain, Rod Hamblin, James Napier, Frank
Dolinchek, Ernie Burk , Eugene Cullinane, Joe Kurtz.

24 J.V. And Reserve Football

This Tearn Was
The Best I've Coached

Front Row : Roxann Nelson, Michele Meinke, D enise Cavlovic, K aren Fo nfara. Connie Sim· Karen Fonfara made all state golf team.
mens. Back Row: Mrs. Belitz. Bernie Plaza. Roberta N elson, Renee Geveshausen. Kathy
Pesek , Chris Cordell , Cheryl W arc h ol.

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The Girls' Golf team ended the season

. ::-=•I\ with an impressive perfect record of 7-0.

They also competed in the

Ralston/ Westside Invitational where they

finished third.

In the Metro Tournament South also

finished third. Medal winners were

Denise Cavlovic with a third place medal,

and the medalist of the meet was Karen

Fonfara, taking the first place position.

Karen Fonfara was the most valuable

player in 4 out of 7 meets with low scores

averaging 43. She was selected the most

valuable player at both the District and

Metro meets. ·

Mrs. Belitz quoted, "This year's team

was the best I've coached. They worked

hard and rea lly went after the wins."

Seniors Karen Fonfara, Denise Cavlovic,

Winter golf, what a sport! and Roxann Nelso n provided the leader·

Getting into shape by hitting sno wballs. ship for the team and inspired the rest of

the team to play at their m aximum

ability.

Girls' Golf 25

Boys' Gymnastics Takes 3rd In State

Front Row: Andy Leonard. Pau l Carpenter, Steven Cahoy. Larry Travis. Joe Sousa. Back Ro w : 1l
Harry Godfrey, John Stonys, Coac h Sue Broderick. Robert McLaugh lin. Coach Rick Beran.
Robert Seefus. Buddy Benak.

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26 Boys· Gymnastics

South 114.2 5 th Art Harris 114.3
South 125.3 win Millard North 104.5
South 11 8 . 5 win Northwest 78.2
South 125.9 win Bellvue West
South 126.8 3rd Millard Invitational 134.9
South 133.7 lose Lincoln High I 13
South 129 win North 99
South 129 win Benson
South 133 .8 3 2nd Hallst rom Invitational
South 136.6 2nd Metro
South 137.83 2nd District
South
3rd State

Coaches Rick Beran
and Sue Broderick work·
ed with a young team as
they fa ced a tough
schedule. The tea m tried
hard and the outcome
was impressive. They
placed second at both
Metro and the District
meets. At State they
finished in the top three
earning a third place
trophy.

Boys· Gymnastics 27

Girls Win In Hallstrom Invitational

Girls' Gymnast ics Team Members were; Front Row: Pam O'Conner, Jenny Tomes, Coach Sue
Broderick, Sue Sherrits, Coach Ric hard Beran, Carol Seefu s. A nn Ga rcia. Back Row: Kathy Ran·
dall. Trish Karel. J olene Radik . Cathy Cahoy . Nina T hroener.

South 114.2 win Abraham Lincoln 49.2
Sout h 123.5 win Millard North 121.05
South 124.7 win Bellevue West 85.6
South 126.05 lose North west 12'7.2
South 123.95 7th Millard Inv.
South 129.0 win Lincoln High 121.0
South 126.0 win North 119.0
South 120.0 win Benson 115.0
South 132.70 I st Hallstrom Inv.
South
South 129.5 3rd Metro
124.6 4th Districts

The girls' gymnastics team finished w ith an impressive 6 and I duel record.
Experience helped the team as they took third in M etro.

28 Girls' Gymnastics

S.H.S. Honored Three Outstanding Alumni

Phil Ca hoy - O lympic Gymnast. Jim Hartung - Olympic Gymnast.

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Da ve Rimington - Two Time Outland Trophy Winner. On May 26, South High School ~onored three
outstanding alumni, Jim Hartung, Phil Cahoy,
and Dave Rimington. Sportscasters from the
three Omaha television stations presented each
of t hem w ith a plaque. They were also given
tokens of appreciation by Omaha Mayor Mike
Boyle, Omaha School Superintendent Jack
Taylor, and State Senator Karen Kilgarin.

, Dave. Jim, Phil 29

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Lady Packers, Best Team Coach Has Had

With 11 wins and 7 losses, the 1982
Lady Packers volleyball team had a
memorable season.

The season was very successful
and very impressive. The Lady
Packers were coached by Sue Peters.
Coach Peters stated, "This team was
the 'best' I've ever coached."

Peters felt the teamwork and the
girls "will" to bring home a victory
was tremendous. "The girls never
gave up and I feel this was one of the
key reasons to their success," she
stated.

The Lady Packers went to the
District Tournament with an attitude
to win and knocked off second seeded
Benson for a birth in the State
Tournament.

South has not been to the State
Tournament in 7 years. "I feel the
girls did a great job at State." com·
mented Coach Peters.

Front Row: Mary Cich, Chris Crouch, Kathy Trawick e, Annette Dysart, Patty Coufal. Back Row:
Shawn Bell , Mary Stoley, Coach Peters, Patty Grabowski , A melia Hilario.

South I4

Sot, 15-1 • 5-12
Sou 9- 15, 15-11 .3-
S o ut h 15-2, 11·15, 7
15-5, 15-3

5. 3-15
15, 13-15
12,8-15, 15-1'
7. 16-14
..9-15 ,
5. 11·15, 12·15
• 15-6
1&16. 15-9

Captains Mary Cich and Patty Coufal with coach Sue Peters.

30 Varsity Volleyball

Hardworking J.V. T earn Finishes 9-6

South 15-3, 15-13 Tech
Abraham Uncoln
South 15-7.15-~ l'llllud North
15-11, I 0 Ryen
South
South 11-15. 9-15 Burke
Cirou
South 1>3. 6-)5, 15-9 Northwest
South 15-7, 14·16, 15-7 Bellevue West
South 15-8\ 12·15, 15'5 North
South 2·15, 7-15 Westside
South 15-1, 15-2 North
South 16-18. 15-7, 15-Jf MIiiard South
South 15-8. 15-12 Papillion
South 0-15, 15-0. 14·1
South 4·15. 8-15 Centn1I
South 9-15, 17-15. 15-7 Merlan
South 2-15. 10-15

Captains Barb Record and Lisa Tay lor with Coach O'Hara.

Team works toward a spike.

Fron t Row: Mic kie H . . The Junior Varsity Volleyball
team finished their season with
c heck , Lisa S mith B~n~er, Li~a Taylor, Jam,~ Kurtz, Sandy Janing, Barb Record, Michelle Dolin· a record of 9-6. they were
Carol Record A ·s c Row. Coach Tom O Hara, Denise Czaplewski, Pam Kasun, Julie Coufal,
, nn tublar, Ten Homan. coached by Tom O'Hara.
Coach O'Hara felt the team

worked hard and improved
greatly throughout the season.

Highlights of t he season in·
eluded a comeback w in over
Central and t he spirited effort
which nearly defeated a very
talented Millard South team in
the Westside Junior Varsity
Tournament.

J .V. Girls' Volleyball 31

First Time To State Meet Since 1973

The Boys· Cross Country team Front Row: Chris Powell. Mike Trapp, Tim Curran, Bob Smits. Back Ro w : Ga r y B randt. S te v e
matured and improved Swoboda, Mark Hazuk a. Coac h Bob Garcia .
throughout the season. Despite a
2-4 dual meet record, and several
last place finishes in invitationals
they became the first South Cros
Country team to qualify for state
since 1973. Senior Chris Powell
led the team w ith top ten finishe~
in the Ralston, M illard, and
Bellevue West Invitat ionals. His
strong third place finish at
Distric ts assured the team of its
t ri p to the State meet at Kea rney
Other State qual ifi ers were, in
their first year, senior Steve
Swoboda, juniors Mark Hazuka,
Mike Trapp, Gary Brandt, Bob
Smits, and sophomore Tim
Curran.

Warming·u p together helps out the team in the long run.

South 2 1 North Gary Brandt and Tim Curran running their da ily warm·up.
South win Ryan
South 41 Abraham Lincoln
South 38 Bellevue West,
South 31 Northwest
South 47 Millard North

South 257 pts. 11th Ralston Inv.
South 215 pts. I 0th Millard Inv.
South 183 pis. 8th Believe West Inv .
South 473 pts. 17th Bryan Inv.
South 326 pts. 12th Metro
Sou th I 00 pts. 3rd District
South 345 pts. 12th State

32 Boys· Cross Country

F irst Girls' T earn In South's History

Left to Right: Trish McDermott, Carrie Spratford, Mary Bojanski, Connie W hi tn ey, Lisa Bravo. The Girls' Cross Country team
Marcie Spratford. had a 2·4 dual meet record in t he

first year South has had a com·
plete girls' team. '

Junior Carrie Spratford led t he
team with several second place
fi nishes in dual meets, with
sophomore Marcie Sprat ford
always there to set the pace.

Juniors Lisa Bravo, Connie
Whitney, T rish McDermott, and
Ma r y Boja n ski i m proved
throughout the season, bu t fell
short of qualifying for the state
meet with a fourth place team
finish in t he Distric t meet.

An average days work ·out for girls' cross country team. Cross country definitely has its ups and downs.
Gi rls warm-up before a chilly Bryan meet.
South 38 Millard North 20
15
Sout 46 Abraham Lincoln 15
forfeit
South 4 1 Bellevue West forfeit
forfeit
South win Ryan

South win Nort hwest

Sou th lose North

South 223 p ts. 9t h Millard Inv.

Sou th 16 7 p ts. 6th Bellevue West Inv.

Sout h 457 pts. 13th Bryan Inv.

South 297 pts. I I th Metro

South I 03 p ts. 4th Districts

Girl's Cross Country 33

First Year Players Add T earn Support

T he Boys· Tennis Team
finished the season with a I
win 7 loss record. Though the
record did n't show it the team
was very impressive. The
teams top players were Kelly
Urban and Norm McConnell.

First Row: Jerry Warren, William Sch aefer, Kelly Urban. Jim Linkletter. Back Row: Coach
Gradoville, Norm McConnell, Bob Rider. T odd Reagan. Not Pictured: Gary Escobado, Chris Jeffares.

South 02 lose North 07
South 00 lose Central 09
South 07 win Ryan 02
Millard North
South 0 1 lose Abraham Lincoln 08
South 00 lose Gross 09
South 00 lose Prep 09
South 00 lose Northwest 09
South 02 lose 07

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34 Boys' Tennis

Weight Lifters Look Strong In Meets

Front Row: Mike Valla, Rod Smith, Art Koterba. Back Row: Doug Abbey, T erry Lambrecht, Rick
Randell, Carlos Rodriguez, Cliff Arfman.

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eight Total Place Gnide
Wt.Ult
Cla-. 5th 11
620 5th 10
11 4 495 3rd
1i l 870 9th
132 "'g95 9th
132 1035
148
835
14'
H
If 1090
11 9 5
181 1335

198 1285
220

The South Weight Lifting Team
competed in only two meets this
' year. The first m eet was the
South High Invitational, where
they finished with many in·
dividual first place medals and an
overall first place for the team.
The second meet was t he State
Meet where they finished with an
overall third place team finish.

Weight Lifting 35

Boys' Swimming Team Strokes To Win

This year's swimming Swimmers were: Shawn Harris, Jeff Kilborn, Kirk Swanda, Scott Cunningham, M ike W ilfing.
team had 9 boys com·
pared with 4 boys from
the year before. Jeff
Kilborn placed 12th in the
200 I.M. and 10th in the
500 freestyle. Jeff also
broke 3 school records in
the 200 freestyle, 200
I.M. and 500 freestyle.

The team opened the
season with an im·
pressive win over Omaha
North High. The team
also competed against
North in their 9th meet
and defeated them again.
Coach Hopkins com·
mented, ''I'm looking for·
ward to next year, we on·
ly stand to lose one guy."

A good start off the blocks is a major key. Swimming stroke for stroke with the opponent.

36 Boys· Swimming

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Coach Hopkins watches as team works out for next meet.

Tracy Warbelton takes the big dive to try and gain points for the team. r

South 66 win f - 19
South 29 lose 88
South 33 lose Nort h 88
Sout h 16 4th Bryan
36 " lose Northwest 82
'Sout h 27 lose OPS Holiday Meet 86
41 lose Millard North 70
South 66 win Bellevue West 28
South 35 lose T. Jefferson 70
South 60 9th North
So th 28 6th A. Lincoln
South Lewis Central Inv.
South Bryan/ South Inv.

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Boys· Swimming 37

Girls' Team Makes A Vast Improvement

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The Girls' Swimming •: I I
Team finished the season
with a record of 4 and 4, II •
II •

with wins over Thomas I

Jefferson, Abraham Lin· •
coin, and 2 wins over
II

North. They also com· •
peted in Metro where

they finished 15th. The 'I

girls also finished 3rd in

the South/Bryan lnvita·

tional. The girls' 400

freestyle relay team plac·

ed 11th in Metro.

Members of the relay

were Trish Baji, Chris

Cordell, Patty Coufal, and

Chris Hrdy. Diane Con· Front Row: Tricia McDermott, Marcie Spratford, Denise Czaplewski, Patty Coufal, Julie Coufal, Suzy Car·
klin set a girls' pool dell, Susie Sherrets. Back Row: Michaela Svajgl, Julie Johnson, Jenny Divoky, Chris Hrdy, Chris Cordell,
record for diving. Trish Baji, Chris Baji, Dorothy Valla.

Members of girls" team get ready for the first leg of a 400 freestyle relay.

Diane Conklin dives for points in big meet.
38 Girls' Swimming

Chris Hrdy and Sue Van Cleve await the anxious moment of competition against Bellevue West. Trish Baji shows her awesome skills.

Straining hard to work toward a victory against Bellevue West.

South 11 win North 00
South 53 lose Bryan 61
South 76 12th Ram's Relays
South 35 lose Northwest 83
South 05 5th OPS Holiday Meet
South 60 lose Millard North 61
South 36 lose Bellevue West 81
63 win T. Jefferson 43
South 11 Win North 00
South 60 win A. Lincoln 54
173 4th T. J. Inv.
South Metro
South 04 15th
South 72 3rd Bryan/ South Inv.
South

Girls· Swimming 39

7 Returning Lettermen For Next Year

The Varsity Wrestling
team ended the season
with a dual meet record
of 1-7. Scott Muschall
placed 30th in the State
meet earning 5 points.
Scott finished the season
witha3-1-1 dual meet
rec9rd. Greg Cardenas
ended the season with an
impressive dual meet
record of 4-2.

Front Row: Mike Cifuno. Tom Davis, Bill Armstrong, T ony Aguilar, Joe Sou sa. Back Row: Ed Lad, Gregg
Cardenas, Captain Scott Muschall. Felipe Pina les, Paul Koneck .

Greg Cardenas tries a single leg takedown. Scott Muschall tries to escape a ferocious hold.
40 Varsity Wrestling

Oh no, not another body slam. Coach Haizlip tries to give out equipment to anxious wrestlers.

South 23 lose Northwest 45
35
South 33 lose Prep 54
59
South 12 lose Abraham Lincoln 22
54
South 6 lose Bellevue West 40
45
South 34 win North

South 10 lose Millard North

South 26 lose Ryan

South 20 lose Lincoln High

Districts 8th place 58 points

State 30th place 5 points

Varsity Wrestling 41

J.V. Builds Character And Strength

The Junior Varsity wrestling
team finished with a record of 0
wins and 8 losses. J.V. team
members added support and gain-
ed experience while also com-
peting with the varsity wrestlers.

Fred Marisett coached the J.V.
wrestlers while assisting Coach
Haizlip with the varsity.

J.V. Wrestlers were Ernie Alvarado. Tony Aquilar, Paul Carpenter, Ed Lad. Joe Sousa. Coached
by Fred Marisett.

42 J.V. Wrestling

Hornbeck's Heros Shoot For The Stars

South 776 lose Burke 1001
South 776 lose Burke
South 824 lose Bryan 1001
South 799 lose Bellevue West
South 846 win Benson 905
South 843 win t;iorth 940
South 884 win ,;:ech 81 0
Sout h 8 10 lose t n1I 819
814
875

••••

Fron1 Ro w: James Andrysik. Don Eddy. Rober! Her rera. James B owie. A llan Galvan. James
Goodman . Back Row : Major Hornbeck . Bill K ing. Rober! Mack. Bob Slobodn ik.

(

Rifle learn members line up for a tough and grueling round of com petition. The Sou th High Ri fle team con-
sists of seven shooters, A llen
Ga lvan, captain; J am es Bowie, 43
Robert Herrera, J am es Andrysik,
Don Eddy, J ames Goodman, Bob
Slobodnik , and the coach is M ajor
Hornbeck . Students do not have
to be in J.R.O.T.C. to be on the Ri-
fle team . Weapons used by the
squad include a Harrington and
Ric hardson m'odel M 12, 22 long ri-
fle w ith a Redfield Palm a sight.

The Team fires against t he
other 7 high schools in O.P.S.
every Tuesday, from January
27th to March 8th . The students
on the team are trained to fi re in
th ree positions. stand, kneel. and
prone. Weapon and ra nge safety
is st ressed. The team will normal-
ly w in 4 or more of these 7 mat-
c hes. The team also partic ipated
in Postal matches.

The Pack Wins Eight Before Losing One

- --~-;,·

Toro Pettis getting ready to sink two from the outside.

Soutti 61 win Gross 37
South 62 win Roncalli 50
South 49 win Millard North 48
South 67 win ~urke 52
South 56 win Tech 49
South 54 win Prep 53
South 50
South 58 win Northwest 64
South 65 win Tech 54
South 48 lose Central 41
South 61 win Ryan 63
South 61 lose Lincoln 58
South 62 win Bellevue West 59
South 58 lose Millard South 62
South 60 lose Ralston 51
South 53 win Abraham Lincoln 56
South 55 lose Northwest 50
South 48 los~ Bryan 65
South 68 win North 53
South 49 lose Westside 67
South 49 lose Westside 48
SoCJth 58 win Bellevue East 61
55 lose Westside

44 Boy's Varsity Basketba ll