1968

Don and Cheryl

Reign

"Some Enchanted Evening" was the
theme of the 1967 Homecoming Coronat-
ion , prese nte d by the Student Council on
October 14 , in the school auditorium. Don-
ald Jaksich and Cheryl Sparano were
crowned king and quee n while Mary Lee
and Paul Bartunek were elected Miss Con-
ge niality and Mr. Congenial.

A dance following th e coronation was
he ld in Gym 310. Music was provided by
The Chancellors.

Mr. Congenial, Paul Bartunek
Miss Con geniality , Mary Lee

ROW ONE: J orge Cervantes, Ralph Trout, Rich Lane, Paul Cy., Evelyn Conklin, Kare n Janulewicz, Betty Ganem. ROW
Bartunek, Walt Bures, Freddie Ferraro, T o mm y Ferraro, Mar- THREE: Don Bratetic,John Masek, Bruce Dall, Pete Parizek,
sah J o hnso n , Pauletta Kroeger, Mary Lee, Linda Saxton, Ja ck J oc Kunccl, Mary Citta, Jim Gunia, Don J aksich, Cheryl
Langlc. ROW TWO: J anice Bratctic, Kay Andrlik, Cindy Sparano, Che ryl Calck, Patti Bluvas, David Rezac, David
Gamblin, Nikki Popa , Lind.a Dross, J ohn Svagcra,JoEllen St. J ohnson , J oh n Portera, Skip Kastrick, Craig Holtz.

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Pep Club Members Pep Club sponsors, Miss Wurtclc and Mrs. Brown, dis-
Acquire New Look! cuss future activities. Other Pep Club sponsors arc :
Miss Fellows, Mrs. Goodman, Miss Wolfgram, and Mrs.
Pep Club is an organization consisting of Kaus.
freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Their
activities include cheering for the major sports, such
as football, basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and
swimming; attending pep rallies; and making banners
and posters to boost school spirit throughout the
year.

New red and white striped sweaters added
sparkling unity to the group and proved to be a
stimulant for increasing membership.

FRONT ROW: J ulie Ritonya, Patty Henry, Pat Ruff, clinc Macaitis, Cheryl Sparan o, Linda Dross, Jackie
Margie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Donna Armstrong, Buchholz. FIFTH ROW: Jan Jourdan,Jackic Warren,
Mary Ostling, Nikki Popa, Mary Citta. THIRD ROW: Joyce Brittain, Trudy Ford, Susie Underwood.
Jan Harvat, Patty Frederick. FOURTH ROW: Mich-

FRONT ROW: Marsha Johnson, Carol Munnelly, J ane lecn Schnase, Cheryl Sparano, Cathy Hartman, Karen
Czaplewski. SECOND ROW: Susie Underwood, Linda Kotera. FOURTH ROW; from bottom: Donna Minarik,
Dross, Mary Lee, Mary Lou Gohr, Debbie Braun, Jolene Alice Overfelt , Trudy Ford, J oyce Brittain, Sherry Ni-
Citta. TH IRD ROW, from bo ttom : Helen Elsasser, Ei - grin.

OFFICERS: Susie Underwood ,
President; Mary Citta, Vicc--Presi-
dcnt ; Jackie Buchholz, Secretary;
Nikki Popa, Treasurer.

FIRST ROW: Phyllis Barry, Margie Barnes, THIRD ROW: Debbie Tullis, Lynn Remar.
Marlene Sandberg, Nikki Popa, Rose Lacz, FOURTH ROW: Charmaine Shaw, Ellen
Mary Citta.· SECOND ROW: Sandy Wash- Willtcs. FIFTH ROW: Sandi Schwasinger,
burn, Linda Remar, Ruby Peralta, Yvonne, Kay Andrlik. SIXTH ROW: Glenda Seam,
Mesic, Sue Janousek, J oEllen St. Cyr., Dec Pavelka. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Ost-
Nancy Overfelt, Linda Kapustka, Pat Ruff. ling, Diane Hovorak, Yvonne Mortensen.

Pep Club's Underclassmen Help Boost Spirit

"Who said stripes wouldn't show?"

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Pep Club makes plans·for coming sport events.

FIRST ROW: Coleen McMahon, Julie Ann Komasinski. FIFTH ROW: Vicki Dixon,
Ritanya, Linda Bartunek, Cindy Stanek, Kathy Lubanowski, Pat Henry, Roxanne
Peggy Kaluza, Kristi Ruma. SECOND ROW: Bogatz, Sherri Harpoole, Susie Greguras.
Kathy Malfait, Donna Armstrong, Mary SIXTH ROW: Pam Harvat, Sue Ostronic,
Dean, Patty Fredrick, Marilyn Kapustka, Patty Bluvas, Delores Odam, Janice J our-
dan. SEVENTH ROW: Pat Pecha, Marla
Mary Jo Koch. THIRD ROW: Mich elle Sheets, Shareen Thade, Shirley Brennan,
Hazuka, Cheryl' Rishel, Karen Skougaard, Kathy Wilson, Marsha Hornung, Susan
Connie Reid, Stephanie Brazys, Karen
Kaluza. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hurd, Marks.
Kathy Nelson, Debbie McClellan, Chris

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SEATED: Pat Schmidt, Editor; Alice Barajas, Assistant Donna Galas, Section Editor; Connie Wieczorek, Copy
Editor. STANDING: Barb Crosley, Section Editor; Editor.
Joyce Brittain, Copy Editor;Judy Carr, Section Editor;

Pictured below are Monte Forman and Lorna Burck arranging senior
pictures.

Miss Pape, annual advisor, and Pat Schmidt, editor
discuss plans for the annual

ROW ONE: Jeanette Wenninghoff, Patty Hirsh, Alice Darlene Riedmann, Lorraine Cheros, Diane Syas. ROW
Barajas, Judy Carr, Donna Galas, Barb Crosley. ROW THREE: Lynn Brosnihan, Lorna Burck, Tom Geislar,
TWO: Joyce Brittain, Pat Schmidt, Monte Forman, Connie Wieczorek, Rita Besiljevak, Mary Moorehouse

Staff Enjoys Challege

BELOW: Miss Pape, advisor, shows Tom Geislar how to work the camera.

Being part of the Annual Staff
is a challenge to its members. They
find arranging for pictures to.. be taken,
making layouts, writing copy, and sell-
ing subscriptions are just a few tasks
they must do. But when all the work
is done the staff members feel that
being on the staff was both a valuable
and an enjoyable experience.

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Tooter Staff
Keeps The School

Well Informed

ABOVE: Chris Hristakas, Ann Schultis, Judy Brown, and Donna Cymbalista look
over the TOOTER layout before sending it to the press.

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Terri Herman and Dave Kimble work on
a sports story for the paper.

ABOVE: Frank Matras; Terry Maus;
Miss McMartin, advisor; Nancy Schwery;
and Terri Herman arrange the paper in
the proper order.

AT LEFT: TOOTER Editor, Judy
Brown, shows vistors from Bellevue
how a good school paper should look.

ROW ONE : J oan J clinck, D enise Zcske, Pauline Negomir, Simmons, Bob Frank, Dennis Blankenship, Ed Risley.
Linda Achatz, Susan Marks, Chuck Martin. ROW TWO: ROW FOUR: Richard Whiteing, Floyd Haffke, Miss
Doug Schumann, Carmen Fletcher, Carol J aniak, Nelson David, Frank Babka..
Jacobs. ROW THREE: Margaret Schroeder, Suzanne

Students learn to operate machines of
the future

Computer Club is for those who
have a special interest in " Programming''.
One of the most important things the
members learn is to translate human
problems into machine language. The
programs are punched on I B M cards
with a key punch machine. Even
th ough it takes much hard work to run
this complicated machine, the members
enjoy learning how to operate the most
important machine of the future.

Club Officers are Chuck Martin, Floyd Haffke, Miss David, sponsor, Ed Risley,
Carol J aniak, Doug Schumann, and Pauline Negomir.

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Future Teachers Ready Themselves for a
Career

OFFICERS SEATED ARE: Sandy Lewis, Treasurer; Suzanne
Simmons, Points Chairman. STANDING: Tom Johnson, Par-
liamentarian; Sal Belfiore, President; Bob Frank, Vice-President.

Future Teachers demonstrate their interpretation of the Home-
coming theme.

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ROW ONE: Margaret Schroeder, Karen Prosterman, Lueen THREE: Thelma Early, Diane Karnik, Alice Snyder, Linda
Prosterman, Linda Dross, Eileen Schnase, Mary Ann Todero, Achatz, Susan Marks. ROW FOUR: Tom J ohnson, Jim
ROW TWO: Suzanna Simmons, Dorothy Menousek, Stanel Budin, FJoyd Haffke, Bob Frank.
Vitek, Marsha Hornung, Donna Morris, Trudy Ford. ROW

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ROW ONE: Pat Paskach, Rosina Guerra, Betty Ganem, THREE: Susan Clark, Joyce Brittain, Doug Schumann,
Karen Janulewicz, Marlene Gates, Barbara Briggs, Helen Barb Poulicek, Sandy Lewis, Pauline Negomir, Jo Ann
Elsasser. ROW TWO: Ellen Willits, Debbie Tallis, Lori Kyral, Sharon Tonar. ROW FOUR: Sal Belfiore, Char-
Skarka, Rande Devall, Carla West. Carol Janiak. ROW les Duticl, Bill Willis, Ed Risky.

ROW ONE: Ellen Willits, Pat Paskach, Rosina Guerra,
Karen Janulewicz, Marlene Gates, Eileen Schnase, Randc
Devall. ROW TWO: Alice Snyder, Debbie Tullis, Lori
Skarka, Sandy Lewis, Carla West, Linda Achatz. ROW
THREE: Dorothy Menousek, Margaret Schroeder, Barb
Poulicek, Pauline Negomir, Jo Ann Kyral, Carol J aniak.
ROW FOUR: Suzanne Simmons, Diane Karnik, Donna
Morris, Stancl Vitek. ROW FIVE: Sal Belfiore, Doug
Schumann, Ed Risky, Bob Frank.

Bill Willis prepares the Model-T for the homecoming
Parade.

FRONT ROW: Kevin Shives, Rodney Sok, Doug Schuman, Margaret Schroeder,John Szczepaniak, Don Flegle, Lyle
Frank Babka, and Ed Risley. BACK ROW: Rosalyn Negomir, Crasterman, J ohn Matsinger, Carol Janiak, Pauline Negomir.

Chess Club Members
Improve Skill

"Chess is one of the more difficult and
exciting games popular today and I was con-
tinually amazed and pleased by the skill of
the club members," stated Mrs. Collins, Club
sponsor.

The purpose of chess is to help those
who wish to improve their proficiency in
one of the most enduring contests ever con-
ceived. The game combines the romance of
warfare and the precision of mathematics.

Mrs. Collins and Doug Schuman look on as Ed Risley and Frank
Babka play a game of chess.

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Octagon Club Members Practice Citizenship ·

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" Th e boy who belo ngs to the Octagon
Club and believes in its creed and practices
th at creed, will always be a good citizen,"
stated Dr. Kuncel, sponsor of the Octagon
Club.

T he p u rpose of the Octagon Club is to
promote leadership in boys so that they will
practice law and order in every way of life,
and become better and more alert citizens.

Sponsors and officers discuss their du ties as citizens of the
Un ited States.

FRONT ROW: Stanley Bryg, Leonard Mills, J oc Parizek, Larry Vacek, Mick Spara no, Dennis Bratetic, Ferman Fal-
con, Doug Clark, John Serratore.
Gary Ritter, Don Shcpoka, Bob Rosinski. BACK ROW:

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Dramatics class gives us the dope on the hippies at " Hippy Haven". Bev Gosch o f the "Nutty Navy"
sh ows her cry ing skills.

Rande Devall sings "Shy".

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Sound Off Is qMod"

Sound Off '68 became part of the new
mod world. The performance entitled.
"Gone Mod", was directed by Mr.Johnson
and Mr. Biggs.

The production took place in the
school auditorium, November 16th, through
the 18th.

"I was very well pleased with this year's
performance. " It was great:" Mr. Johnson
stated.

Ron Meckna helps Steve Bernth fly through the air with the " I Know Where I'm Going" sing the Fancy Folks.
greatest of case.

Delores Krigbaum, Donna Minarik, Vida Misiunas, The Toy Shop Ensemble portrays "A Little Christmas."
Renay Roberts, Rikki Smith, and Elaine Ursdevenicz
demonstrate they're "Consistently Continental."

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Thespians Earn Points to Become Members

" It is an honor and a lot of fun to be in Thespians,"
stated Rande Devall, president of Thespians.

Thespians, a dramatic club is sponsored by Mrs.
Clara Ross and Mr. Robert Hahn.

To be in Thespians, a person must earn ten points.
These points can be earned by working, or starring in a
stage production presented at South. After a certain num-
ber of students receive these points, they are invited into
the club.
Mr. Hahn, Bob Miles, and Mrs. Ross look at stage

plans for OUR TOWN.
"Do you really think you'll fly to the moon in that?"

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FRONT ROW: Tom J ohnson, Doug Schumann, Bill Garnica, Sharon J ones, Dave Hicks, Rosina Guerra.
Willis, Linda Valencia, Ralph Trout, Helen Elsasser, Dave BACK ROW: Bob Miles, Sal Belfiore, Sydney Oetkcr,
Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Randc Devall, Rosemary Frank Matras.

l11cspian members practice for OUR TOWN. THESPIAN OFFICERS: Doug Schumann, Secretary;
Rande Devall, President ; Syd Oetker, Treasurer; Ralph
Trout. Vice-President.

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D.E.C.A. Students Gain Business
Skills

Members of D.E.C.A. strove to live up
to the four points of the club emblem - voca-
tional understanding, social intelligence, lead-
ership development, and civic consciousness.

During the past year they sold Santa
Mice, photo books, and other items for the
State Leadership Conference and Employee
and Employer Banquet. Co-ordinator of the
club is Mr. James Nebel.

Kathy Bekaert and Sandra Mac Gunia demonstrate
the sale of Santa Mice.

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SOUTH HIGH D.E.C.A. members enjoy a breakfast banquet at Eddies
Cafe.
for TJ)JASUPJR

Dave Standley, treasurer for D.E.C.A. Club,
holds his campaign poster.

D.E.C.A. students arrange their display window.

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Members Of Health At a n officers' meeting lead by Mrs. Ye rkes a rc: Ca.rla West, ,ecy;
Careers Club Do Pauline Ncgomir, treas; Mrs. Yerkes, sponsor; Linda Safarik, vicc-
Charity Work prcs; Carol Janick, pres.

"This is the largest this club has ever
been in several years," said Mrs.Yerkes,
sponsor, when she was discussing the events
of the Health Careers Club. A style show was
held in the school auditorium where mem-
bers acted as models. They also worked at
the N.S.E.A. Conve ntion, and visited the
children at Hattie B. Monroe about once a
month. At the Mothers' Tea, held in May,
pins for service we re awarded and the Future
Nurse of The Year was chosen.

FRONT ROW: Marvis Fader, Barb McIntosh, J oyce Kehne, · Briggs, Rosalyn Ncgomir. BACK ROW: Linda Sa farik , Kath y
Rose Klinglnberg, Kristie T ayor, Mary Antisdel, Pauline Ncg- Walkcr, J ean Divin, Hele n Allen, Marvic Sullivan, Sa ndy
omir, Carol J anick. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Crosley, Judy Keene, Brenda Farley, Carol Foley, Marlene Roth, Carla
Carr, Kathy Udron, Mary Wisniska , Kristie Ruma, Barb West.

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Members of the club visited the physical therapy department
of the County Hofpita!.

Miss Schriber tests the electric shock on Barb Briggs's arm

Riding on the Health Careers Club float were Judy Carr and Jean Divin.

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Latin Club

Breaks Tradition

Latin Club held their banquet on
February 8, but with a different arrange-
ment. For the first time they ate at the
"Short Stop Cafe". The entertainment
at school consisted of the usual skits, pea-
nut races, chariot races, and wrestling
matches. To encl'the festive occasion,
prizes were given for the best costumes.

Best dressed at the banquet arc: J ean Divin, Robert
Grice, Henry Schultz, and Sharon J ones.

Entered in the chariot r aces are: Richard Eisenhardt, Duncan Murphy, Guy Williamson,
and Joe Newingham.

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Mrs. Oldfield looks on as Bruce Dall cuts the wine.
That's keeping your nose to the grindstone.

Refer ee Jo Newingham says, "he's Latin Club's interpretation of the Homecoming theme.
nearly pinned."
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FRONT ROW: Dale Anderson, Julianna Armetta, Olan Richard Hayek, Eileen Schnase, Richard Claussen, Gail
Kline, Patricia Mucha, Arthur Davis, Fermin Falcon, Henson, Sandra Lewis, Gretchen Van Fleet, George Kieser,
Mardee Huey, Linda Hermsmeier. SECOND ROW: Elaine Dennis Kral, Forrest Carper, Carolyn Swcndroski. FOURTH
Ursdevenicz, Anita Huerta, Marla Sheets, Jo Ellen St. Cyr., ROW: Leslie Ward, Michael Van Long, Karl Van Fleet,
Linda Saxton, Karen Kotera, Dale Widoe, Carol Janiak, Edward Risley, Rodney McDowell, Jan Lhotak, Paul Bar-
Diar;ie Karnik, Sandra Siedlik, Richard Capalite, Chris tunek, Sandra Durbin, Mr. Travis, Michael Swartz ell,
Lombardo;Bonnie M11ir, Steven Getzschman, Roger Als- Patrick Cain, Edwina Avery. NOT PICTURED: Carl Ray
man. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Frankum, Randy Beavers, Myers, Linda Taylor.

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Band and Orchestra
Entertain With
Music

The marching band, consisting of eighty students
under the direction of Mr. Albert Travis, helped boost
the spirit of cheerleaders and students at pep rallies, and
football and basketball games.

One of the highlights for the orchestra this year
was their performance at the spring musical, " My Fair
Lady."

Ensembles, as is traditional, were organized to
perform at other schools. The dance band provided
music for dances and "Sound Off." For informal occa-
sions, the polka band was available.

The band displays its marching
ability.

FRONT ROW: Dale Anderson, Julie Armetta, Olan Kline, Patricia Mucha,
Carolyn Swendroski, Arthur Davis, Fermin Falcon. SECOND ROW: Elaine
Ursdevenicz, Anita Huerta, Marla Sheets, Jo Ellen St. Cyr., Kenneth Frankum,
Randy Beavers, Patrick Cain, Edwina Avery, Bonnie Muir, Mardee Huey,
Linda Hermsmeier. THIRD ROW: Roger Alsman, Steven Getzschman. NOT
PICTURED: Linda Taylor.

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FRONT ROW: Tom Geislar, Gail Henson, Linda Safarik, FRONT ROW: Elaine Hague, Sandra
Carol Janiak. SECOND ROW: Sandra Lewis,Joseph Waszak, Siedlik, Dorothy Menousek, Trudy
Barbara Mielke, Sandra Siedlik, Janice Bezdek, Henry Schultz, Ford, J anet Vclehradsky, Mary Citta,
Eileen Schnase, Gretchen Van Fleet. THIRD ROW: J an Karen Kotera, Linda Safarik, Carol
Lhotak, Thomas Kunhart, David Kulisek, Bernard Waszak, Janiak. SECOND ROW: Gretchen
Richard Capalite, Karl Senter, Michael Swartzell. NOT PIC- Van Fleet, Thomas Kunhart, Eileen
TURED: Leslie Ward. Schnase, Betty Ganem, Sandra Dur-
bin, Renay Roberts, Nancy Overfelt,
Peter Wood, Marie Albert, Elaine
Ursdcvenicz, Richard Capalite, San-

FRONT ROW: Matthew Marquardt, Roy Golka, Ann Schulze, Richard Harris, Gary Platner. THIRD
Timothy Polson, Patricia Mielke, David Pierson, ROW: Mr. Travis, Edwin Eichner, David Minarik,
Michael Garder, Pamela J ohnson. SECOND ROW: Donald Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Olene Rose,
David Townley, Ruth Mallett, Jackie Warren, Gary Kastrick, Renay Roberts.
Mardee Huey, Joseph Waszak, Linda Neff, Beth

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dra Lewis, Gail Henson. THIRD ROW: Joseph Waszak , Mary More- Maureen Hovey, Janet Harvat, Robert
ROW: Janice Bezdek, Richard Hayek, house, Richard Claussen, Denise Rathe, Edwin Suck, David Kulisek,
Nancy Buchler, Lyle Ward, Mary Ann Kam pan, Virgil Orso, Crystal Paul Bartunek, John Hlavka, Rodney
Todero, Bob Swoboda, Ronald Contos, Linda Saxton, Georgina McDowell, Verne McCune, Karl Van
Greenwald, Robert Grice, Linda Wisnieski, Dennis Julian, Karl Senter, Fleet, Kenneth Frankum.Jan Lhotak,
Edgerton, Bcrnard,Waszak, J ohn Michael Swartzell, William Bartek, Edward Risley, Mr. Travis. NOT
Svagena, Dennis Stastny, Joseph Henry Schultz. FIFTH ROW: Leslie PICTURED: Joyce Brittain, Allan
Poff, Martin Rau, Chris Lombardo, Ward, Linda Achatz, Dennis Blanken- Clark, J ack Conklin, Barbara Mielke,
Forrest Carper, Gary Baker, Dennis ship, Michael Czaplewski, Stanley Carl Ray Meyers, Steven Schultze,
Kral, George Kieser. FOURTH Cisar, James Kluza, Michael Van Long, Linda Taylor, Gregory Weathers.

Band Is Important
Part of SHS Functions

FIRST ROW: George Kieser, Dennis
Kral, Thomas Kunhart, Robert Grice,
Bernard Waszak, Richard Claussen,
Dennis Stastny. SECOND ROW: John
Hlav ka, Rodney McDowell, Robert
Rathe, Richard Capalite, Jan Lhotak,
David Kulisek. DRUMS: Leslie Ward.
NOT PICTURED: Allan Clark.

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SANDY SIEDLIK
Twirler

LINDA SAXTON
Twirler

JANET HARVAT GEORGINA WISNIESKI SANDIE DURBIN
Twirler Twirler Twirler

FRONT ROW: Karen Kotera, Linda Edgerton, Fermin Chris Lombardo, Elaine Ursdevenicz, and Gretchen Van
Falcon. SECOND ROW: Jan Lhotak, Mr. Travis, L'es- Fleet. NOT PICTURED: Julianna Armetta, Carolyn
lie Ward, Richard Capalite, Eileen Schnase, John Svagera, Swendroski.

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"Let's get that ball and fight!"

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EILEEN SCHNASE
Head Majorette

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JOHNSVAGERA MR. ALBERT TRAVIS
Drum Maj or Band Director

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Clyde Comstock Is Named
Lieutenant Colonel

The highlight of February 16 was the twenty-
seventh annual Military Ball, held at the Livestock
Exchange Building. Judy Carr accompanied Clyde
Comstock, the Lieutenant Colonel. This was the last
individual ball for South, since next year all the
schools will have their balls together.

Dr. Hanson and Major Lidgcwait present Lt. Colonel
Comstock with his insignia.

The Color Guards arc: Joachim Dankiw, Gary Hanson, Donald Sheehan,
and Mike Distefano.

The Girls' Drill Team steps into action at the ball. Crack Squad demonstrates its superior drilling ability.

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Lieutenant Colo nel Cly de Comstock and his lady, Judy Carr.

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COMPANY A, FIRST ROW: Norman Baker, Rich der. THIRD ROW: Larry Revcnaugh, Frank
Baughman, Tom Oropeza, J oc J asiak. SECOND Vondra, Rich Spellmen, John Votrcbck, John
ROW: Walter Gasper, Dennis Jones, Anthony Vajgrt, Mike Sardcncr, Richard Lamb.
Monico, Ronald Tcjurl, Gerald Janick, Mark Shra•

RIFLE TEAM, FIRST ROW: Greg Draus, Daniel Synowiecki, Terry The instructors of R.O.T.C. arc
Comstock, Joachim Dankiw. SECOND ROW: Bob Bless, Thomas Sergeant Harck and Sergeant Gill.
Epps, Sgt. Gill, Craig Anderson, John Warner.

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BUTTS PLATOON, FIRST ROW:
Carl Mitchell, Robert Gries, J ames
Cartee, Frank Vondra, Donald
Sheehan, Tim Boettger. SECOND
ROW: Larry Revenaugh, David
Kulisck, Roy Golka, Rich Barta,
Bernard Lambercht, J ames Hurd,
J oc J asiak, Roger Barnes.

R.O.T.C. Prepares Boys for
Military Service

COMPANY B, FIRST ROW: Peter Kroger, Don• Yclinek, Richard Barta, Tim Boettger. THIRD
aid Yo ung, J ames Cartee, Albert King, T erry ROW: Gerald Wiess, Charles Kidder, Bobby
Comstock , Greg Draus, J ames Elbing, Henry Bless, Larry J ohnscn, Lester Sheehan, Bob
Schultz. SECOND ROW: Homer Hallis, Randy Grisingcr, Keat Chulpackuk.
Blake, Leonard Safarik, David Thomsen, Donald

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COMPANY C, FIRST ROW: Robert Gricee, Howard Thomas Homan, Raymond Fair, Mark Lux, David
J ellsey, Daniel Synowiecki, Thomas Epps, Joachim Vencalek. THIRD ROW: Charles Elsasser, Craig
Dankiw, Forrest Carper. SECOND ROW: George Holverson, Bernad Lamberct, Thomas Overguard,
Elsasser, Mike Distefano, Charles Ashcraft, Jim Hurd, Rus Moore, George Keiser, Roger Barnes.

GIRLS DRILL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Donna West, . Safarik, Kathy Johnson, TI1clma Early, Linda King-
Jackie Davis, Sharon Jones, Carla West, Marvie sley, Yvonne Devereaux, Mardee Huey.
Sullivan, Joann Savorka, Marsha Hornung, Linda

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COMPANY D, FIRST ROW: Richard Robertson, Graig Niedbalski, Ronny Sole, Mike McCarty, Robert Alukouis,
Anderson, Vern McCune, Larry Kudrea, Donald Sheehan, Gary Johnsen. THIRD ROW: Gary Ha nson, Roger Diesing,
Roy Golka, Tim Polson, James Winship, John Mastinger,
Carl Mitchell, Fred Hanssen, Algirda Antanclis. SECOND John Warner, David Agee.
ROW: David Kalship, Mike Hanson, David Kulisck, Gary

Military Department Plays
an Important Role

CRACK SQUAD, FIRST
ROW: Larry Kudera, Don-
ald Sheehan, Mike Diste-

fano, Richard Lamb, James

Elbling, Howard J cllsey,

Terry Comstock. SECOND
ROW: Mike Hanson, Gary
Niedbalski, Gary Hanson,
Joachim Dankiw, David
Vencalek, Roger Diesing.

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Portia Club J.· _~.._.,.,..>,,.

Offers Service The club sponsors are Miss Sharon Toner and
Mrs. Karen Recd.
"The Portias have fun together whether it
be a social activity or service project," stated Mrs.
Reed, one of the club sponsors. The main func-
tion of this girls' club is to serve others and parti-
cipate in various activities. Some social events of
the past year were a Halloween party, a wiener
roast for new members, a Christmas party, and
a visit from cosmetologists and a wig specialist.

Service projects of the club included
preparing a basket for a needy family at Thanks-
giving and giving several teas for the teachers. In
the spring, the members had a banquet at which
they honored the most outstanding persons.
Awards were given and new officers for next
year were announced.

OFFICERS, ROW ONE: Barbara Crosley, Sec.; Teachers sample Portias' baking at one of the teas.
Irene Zuk, Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW TWO: Kathy
Schwer, Pts. Chairman; Marvis Fader, Pres. ;
Joanne Struz, Vice-Pres. NOT PICTURED:
Yvonne Mesic, Treas.

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ROW ONE: Diane Rubek, Diane Struz, Katherine Krajicek, Zavorka, Pat Scigo, Linda Pcttegrea, Anna Lee Schuster,
Irene Zuk, Kathy Schwer, Barbara Crosley. ROW TWO: Janice Calta. ROW THREE: Pat Siedlik, Patty Ruff, Mar-
Lorraine Siderewicz, Debbie Tullis, Yvonne Mesic, Joanne vis Fader, Louise Budny, Susan Gliwa, Susan Krolekowski.

Helping make invitations are: Janice Calta, Barbara Crosley, Diane Rubek, Susan Gliwa, and
Marvis Fader.

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Mr. Simmons emphasizes an important point.

Challenging Youth in Agriculture

The Future Farmers of America
play an important part in many district,
state, regional, and national contests. At
the State Fair many chapter flocks are
displayed by the boys.

Thursday are spent at the F.F.A.
farm near Venice, and Two Rivers. Here
the Future Farmers learn a great deal
about farm equipment, crops, and proper
care of farm animals.

One of the main social events
consist of a parent and son banquet,
where deserving boys are presented
awards. The social year is brought to a
close with a hay-rack ride.

Gary Lewis, Michael Cherek, Charles Kudlacz, and Dan
Synowiecki put their free mods to good use.

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FIRST ROW: James E. Simmons_, Robert Strnad, Kenneth Lucas,
Don Schultz, Tony Nigro, Mike Gruttemeycr, Ron Preister. SEC-
OND ROW: Richard Cherek, Tom Siderewicz, Frank Winans,
Roger Williams, John 1-ilauka, George Schmidt, Danny Kinsella,
Dan Humpal, Warren Johnson. THIRD ROW: Steve Schrat, Mi-
chael Cherek, Ted Filipowicz, Tom Epps, Richard Smith, Terry
Sporven, Gary Martin, Padgette Hoffman, Forrest Carper, Don E.
Schmidt, Mark Lux, Steve Kozeny, Gary Eichner, Gary Lewis,
FOURTH ROW: John Shuput, Ed Eichner, Charles Kudlacz,
Richard Spellman, Phillip Cartee, Joe Bouslaugh, Dan Synowiecki,
Steve Logelin, Jim Bare, Martin Aaberg. NOT PICTURED: Ronald
Deane, Thomas Jensen, John Karnish, Dennis Layne, Ray
Milczski, Ronald Munger, George Flott, Ray Myers, Michael
Perry, Kenneth Brown.

The Grand Champion Southdown Ewe is displayed by
its owner, Don Schultz, at the Nebraska State Fair.

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FIRST ROW: Dee Pavelka, Mary Dieter, Linda Rcmar, Lynette Cisar, Donna Minarik, Helen Elsasser, Amy
Joanie Otto, Lynda Brooks, Linda Edgerton, Peggy Hutchings. THIRD ROW: Jolene Citta, Glenda Scaman,
McDonald, Marla Sheets, Lynne Remar, Barb Jonis. Joan J clinik, Kathy Fischer, Shirley Brennan, Carla
SECOND ROW: Theresa McArdle, Sharon Jones, Sherry Muck, Linda Bingham, Marianne Muck, Sandy Schwasinga,
Nigrin, Dennise Zeshi, Susan Gerguris, Sherri Harpoole, Cathy Hartman, Gail Henson, Sharon Cleveland.
Mary Nechodom, Mclvcne Sedlak, Debbie Edgerton,

G.A.A. Members Have Fun

G. A. A. is an organization where girls can partic-
ipate in a variety of activities. When a girl joins this club,
she starts to earn points. These points are totaled togeth-
er at the end of the year. If she has earned 13 points,
she receives her first award. For her second award she
must earn 13 more points. A third award is given if
she earns 14 points. The fourth and final award is given
when she earns 15 points.

Some of the activities the girls may participate
in are: bowling, aerial darts, volley ball, gymnastics,
swimming, and basketball.

G.A.A. girls conduct social events, including
all-night camp-outs. During the week of homecoming
they work on a float to enter in the homecoming
parade. To draw the year to a close, they have a banquet
and announce the new officers.

Sponsors, Mrs. Brown and Miss Wurtclc, look over the
activities schedule.

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"I've got to pick up this spare."

"I've got it. I've got it."

President, SHERRY NIGRIN. Secretary, JOAN JELINEK.
Vice-President, SHARON JONES. Treasurer, DEE PAVELKA.

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G.A.A.

"Jump up high and get that ball."

"Good return!"

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ROW ONE: J anice Bratetic, Pat ty Van Moorlc- Kathy Link, Sharon J ones, Karleen Prill. ROW
ham, Linda Edgerton, Pat Frederick, Helen
Elsasser. ROW TWO: Rita Bosiljcvac, Trudy FOUR: Linda Brooks, Lueen Prosterman,
For d, Mary Citta, Elaine Ursdcvenicz, Linda
Dross, Gretchen Van Fleet. THIRD ROW: Miss \Vurtcle, Jcan Jelinek, Theresa McArdle,

Sandy Lewis, Denise Arthur, Joann Snyder.

Aquaducks Work on qDream" Theme

Rub-a-dub seven ducks making tubs. TOP ROW: Sandy Lewis, treasurer; Mary Circa, sec-
retary. BOTTOM ROW : Linda Edgerton, president;
Cretchen Van Fleet, vice-president.

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French Club Studies
Customs and Traditions

The purpose of the French Club is to
learn the language while studying the people
and culture of the land.

Members hold regular meetings where
they listen to guest speakers, films, tape record-
ings, and records. They also study old French
customs and traditions.

Pictured is Mr. Recd, co-sponsor of the French Club.

FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Kaus, Ginny Coufal, Yvonne Debbie Gulizia, Nikki Popa, Joanne Kyral, Stand Vitek,
Mortenson, Patty Ruff. SECOND ROW: Patty Wells, Linda Snelling, Debbie Tullis.

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Spanish Members· Visit
Wayne State

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FIRST ROW: Ruby Peralta, Cathy Tweedy, Cindy
J oh nson, Diane Zicardi, Sandra Bohaty. SECOND ROW :
Barb Mielke, Rosetta Nastasi, Kathy Link, Rebecca
Anderson, Patty Bluvas, Thelma Early. THIRD ROW:

Pat Mielke, J,mice Bczdcc, Christine Macaitis, Micheline

Macaitis. FOURTH ROW: Bill Sh imek, Robert Frank,
Alan Napier, Dave Schumann.

FIRST ROW: Karen Prosterman, Patty Pascach, Gail
Schu, Carla West. SECOND ROW: Lueen Prosterman,
Linda Gomez, Dorothy Menousek, Karen Kotera.
THIRD ROW: Rosa Salcedo, Cynthia Stanek, Cheryl
Sparano, Pauline Ncgomir. FOURTH ROW: Jesse
Lopez, J ohn Prazan, Leonard Mills, Gary Ritter, Tom
Oropeza, James Sempek.

SPANISH C LUB OFFICERS: Dorothy Menousek, Presi-
dent; Karen Kotera, Vice-president; Gail Scl1U, Treasurer;
Carla West, Secretary.

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ROW ONE: Gail Schu , Jac k Schu. ROW TWO: Francine Mo nteleone, Sand i
Whitten, J crry Ta ff, Bob Mandolfo. ROW THREE: Annette Bailey, Mr. He men-
way, Linda Kingsley, Linda Achatz, Ellen Willits, Randy Beaver , D e nise Arthur,
Chris Patavina, Scott Marcum.

Pictured arc Francine Monteleone and Pic tured below ar c o ur u ndefeat ed debaters, Scott
Ellen Willits two of our best debaters. Marcum and J crry Taff.

Debaters are Fast

Talkers

BELOW: Silver ribbon winners arc: Gail Schu, Ellen Willits,
Francine Monteleone, J ack Schu, Bob Mandolfo, Randy
Beavers.

Students Show an
Interest 1n Art

ROW ONE: Gilbert Ruelas, Doug Schramm, Bob
Young, Vincent Mallory. ROW TWO: Alma Simon,
Linda Brooks, J eancttc Howard, Mary Hotovec.
ROW THREE: Yvonne Dcvcrrcaux, Carmen White,
Ellen Alexander, Diane Bcnich, Helen Elsasser.
ROW FOUR: Pat Doyle, Dave Minino, Steve Get-
zschman, Chuck Caniglia, Don Walter.

Art Club officers arc Gail Eymann, President; Cathy Krajicck,
Vice-President ; and Joann Struz, Treasurer.

ROW ONE: Carmen Gonzales, Connie
Gosch, Nora Shaffer, Francine Monteleone.
ROW TWO: Marsha Beck, Cathy Krajicek,
Diane Struz, Elizabeth Heffner. ROW
THREE: Joann Struz, Gail Eymann, Steve
Getzschman, Mary Meckna, Chris Ostronic.
RO\V FOUR: Ginny Coufal, Connie Czaja.

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Mrs. Vo111acka helps Ramona Gustas find resource
m a t e r ia l .

Bobbi Marsh and Cathy Pacholski help keep
books in order.

FIRST ROW: David Agee, Cathy Pacholski, Norma Matti, Cynthia Lenhoff, Donna Rctikis, Kathy Chapman, Chris Komasinski,
Connie Recd, Lois Homan, Peggy Kaluza, Rosemary Barajas, Gloria Rodriguez, Mary Jo Dieter. SECOND ROW: Carol Martines,
Mary Craig, Donna Flowers, Karen Kaluza, Mary Jo Koch, Linda Haines. THIRD ROW: T eresa Roberts, Georgina Wisnieski,
Linda Kowal, Tom Melonis, Debbie Babic, Linda Pcttcgrew, Tom Povondra, Gary Niedbalski, J erry Jancik, Bobbi Marsh, Pat
Henry, Nancy Lorence, Joan Sward.

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Mr. Matzke

Organizes

Student

Commission

Because of the new modular scheduling,
a new group know as the Student Commission
was formed by Mr. Matzke, the assistant
principal. It constists of voluntary students
whose purpose is to direct students to open
labs and resource centers during mods. They
also keep order in the cafeteria during the
lunch mods.

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Ronald Deane, Mike Anglim and Padgette Hoffman discuss

keeping order in the halls.

FIRST ROW: Mary Craig, Betty Burgess, Carol Petersen, Christie Taylor, Kristie Ruma, Linda
Taylor, Qaylc Grauerholz, Chris Sorenson, Roberta Eyman. SECOND ROW: Ruby Peralto,
Carmen Fletcher, Denise Zeski, Sue Marks, Barbara Jones, Marsha Hornung, Emily Wisnieski,
Marlene Sandberg, Rose Lacz. THIRD ROW: Kathy Wilson, Teresa Roberts, Jo Ann Kyral,
Niki Popa, Donna Minarik, Olen Rose, Cathy Munkel, Kathleen Laird, Edna Feuerberg, Betty
Davis, Georgina Wisnieski.

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FRONT ROW: Joanne Zavorka, Barbara Policky, J anet land, Michael Mclntosh,James Armstrong, Bernard
Koutecky, Linda Haines, Linda Dross, Rosina Guerra, Digilio,Juan Hernandez. FIFTH ROW: Thomas John-
Marlene Gat es, Patricia Wells. SECOND ROW: Janice son, Robert Frank, Gilbert Peers, Michael McKinney,
Hotovec, Pamela Long, Sharon Wolfe, Constance Barta, Robert Young, David Johnson, Alonzo Williams,
Donna Minarik, Vida Misiunas, Patricia Paskach. THIRD Benjamin Tomasello, Bruce Smith, D?uglas Clark.
ROW: Linda Oliver, Elaine Ursdevenicz, Terri Herman, NOT PICTURED: Christine Aranza, Julianna Armetta,
Elaine Hague, Rita Bosiljevac, Sharon Tonar, Rikki Fred Hanssen, Karen Janulewicz, Deborah Rishel,
Smith, Nancy Hokanson.FOURTH ROW: Frank Matras, Marilou Scavio.
Elbert King, Tom Tomanek, James Polifka, John C !eve-

First Choir Entertains

First Choir singing the score from "Man
from La Mancha" for "Sound Off." It is
conducted by Mr. Howard Johnson and
the pianist is Mr. Roland Hinrichs.

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