1964

as they prepared for varsity competition.

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Pictured above are Freshman cagers, from left to
right- - Row 1: Chuck Garule, Louis Villafuerte, Len
Cvi t a k, Be rnie Yarpe, and Jim Siedlik; Row 2: Dennis
K aster, Ed Ka sada, George Klabunde, Jerry Larsen,
Jac k Sh awhan, and Coach Edward Mandl; Row 3 : Jo -
seph Da ne ff Jr. , Bill Bogatz, Mike Beecham, Cappel
C u rtis, and Jay Roach; Row 4: John Secora, Tony Cer-
vantes, Bo b Butera, Bob Oster, Ed Stephens, and
J e rry R e i sdoriff.

A t the righ t, all eyes are on rese rve cager Ray Nau-
jokaitis as h e brings the ball down court for South.

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Varsity Mabnen: First Row: Paul Martinez, Tom Bell, Veronza Bowers, Torn Ruffino, John Ojeda Rick
Johnson, Joe Bejeris; Second Row: Coach Beauford Haizlip, Ron Schmidt, Jirn Hasik, Dan Loftus, 'Lou Secora,
Ron Dixson, and Chuck Dubus. Not pictured is Dennis Loftus.

Packer Matmen take

Duel Meets

46 South Lincoln Southeast 6

33 South Abraham Lincoln 11

35 South Albert Lea 9
10
39 South North 14
6
27 South Lincoln High
5
40 South Benson
14
38 South Westside 6
20
28 South Tech 18
28
36 South Boys Town

30 Res. South Prep

38 Res. South Beveridge

18 Sou th Bellevue

At l eft is Tom Ruffino, second place state champ-
ion, and Coach Beauford Haizlip.

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So uth H igh's Varsity wrestlers finish e d first in the
Intercity Le ague Tournament for the ninth consecu-
tive year, and sec o nd in the district and state meets.
The Packers c ame in second at both the South High
and North High I nvitationals. SHS underclassmen
finished in first place in the Tech High Tournament,
and the Southite Freshmen brought hom e second
place honors from the Bellevue Freshman tourney .

North High Invitational Wrestl- Tech Freshman and Sophomore **
Tournam e nt
ing Tournament Pictured above is Paul Martinez,
95 Paul M artinez 1st 85 Vince Emery 2nd who finished the season uncle -
feated in the 95 pound weight
103 Tom Bell 1st 103 Mitch Emery 2nd division.
1 12 Tom Beed le 1st
120 T o m Ruffino 2nd
145 Louis Secora 2nd 120 Rick Johnson 1st
180 Dennis Loftus 1st Bellevue Freshmen T ournament
So uth High Invitational Wrestl-
95 Vince Emery 2nd
ing Tournament 103 .Mike Lee 2nd
95 Paul Martinez 1st 11 2 Tom Beedle 1st
127 Rick Johnson 1st
103 Mitch Emery 2nd State Tournament
120 Rick Johnson 1st
165 Jim Hasik 2nd 95 Paul Martinez 1st
Intercity Tournament 103 Mitch Em e ry 2nd
112 Tom Be ll 2nd
95 Paul Martinez 1st 120 Tom Ruffino 2nd
103 Tom Be ll 1st 133 Joe Be jeris 4th
112 Ve ronza Bowers 2nd 165 Lou Secora 3rd
120 Tom Ruffino 1st 180 Dennis Lo ftus 2nd
133 Joe Be jeris 2nd
154 Dan Loftus 2nd
165 Louis Secora 2nd

District Tournament
95 Paul Martinez 1st

103 Mitch Emery 2nd
112 Tom Bell 1st
120 Tom Ruffino 2nd
133 Joe Bejeris 2nd
165 Lou Secora 2nd
180 Dennis Loftus 1st

Intercity wrestling title.

Pictured at l eft is Joe -
Bejeris, who took third
pl ace honors at the
S,a,e meet i n Lineal~

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Pictured from left to right are the Reserve Matmen--First Row: Vince Emery, Mike Lee, Mitch Emery,
Tom Beedle, Richard Grace, Richard Lee, George Sederavicius, and Frank Dworinicki; Second Row: Coach
Beauford Haizlip, Ralph Keeling, Terry Stoysich, Ron Weak, Larry Pe dersen, Jim Barrington, Tom McGinnis,
Joe Green, and Chip Nila.

The Reserves Finished their Season
Undefeated.

Pictured below is Mitch Em ery wrestling in the State Tournament
finals. Emery finished second in the tourney.

Louis Secora
Senior 145 & 165
Wins 14

At the
right is
D ennis Lof-
t us show -
ing his
wrestling
ability a -
gainst a
Be ll e vue
Chieftain.
Loftus fin-
i shed se c -
ond in the
sta te tour-
n ament.

Reserve matmen concluded the 1963-64 season undefeated in dual meets.
Tom Beedle, Mitch Emery, Mike Le e, Frank Dworinicki, Joe Green, and Chip
Nila were unbeaten in their weight division.

Coach Beauford Haizlip stated that he is proud of the Reserve team and is
looking forward to many ne w individua l champions and bringing back our
st a te championship team next y ear.

Reserve Dual Meet Record

South 54 Lincoln S. E. 0 South 32 Lincoln H igh 13 South 42 Boystown 2
South 45 Abe Lincoln 54 0
South 38 Albert Lea 3 South 45 Be nson 3 South 35 Prep 0
South 47 North 28 Beveridge 17
11 South 51 Westside 3 South Bellevue

3 South 39 Technical 9 South

At the left is

Tom Bell getting
instructions from
Coach Haizlip
before going in-
to overtime in
the state tourney.
He finishe d sec-
ond in the tour-
nament on a ref-
eree's decision.

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TC-CT JR ~

This first-prize winning float, built by the Future Engineers of America, is representative of the time and
effort put forth by the members of various clubs each year for Homecoming. In kee ping with their ideals, the
Future Eng ineers c h ose the Greek Parthenon, conceded to be the most perfect bui l ding in the world, as their
entry for the theme, "Our Foreign Friends".

CLUBS

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Pictured above are members of the Science Club from left to right: Front Row: Bill Bezdek, David Milo-
bar, Val Stecki, Treasurer Roger Winiecki, President Robe rt Girthoffer, Vice President Dana H ovey, Secre-
tary Gloria Williams, Dale Parker, and Linda Zeleny. Second Row: Sponsor, Mary Engels, Richard Mruk.
Rose Ann Shukis, Theresia Hoffman, Joyce K eese, Dr. Helen Nowaczyk, Donna Cool ey, Christina Hovey, Car-
ol e Long, Nol a Truman, C onnie Brown, Marcella Harris , and Sponsor, Miss Kathleen Fry. Third Row: J erry
Milobar, Richard Samson, Jack Baker, Phil Me isinger, Terry Harvat, Larry Breze nski, Anthony Urbenous, Cal
Vondra , Gilbert Mattox, Mike Enge lmann, Bob Agnew, Leslie Oetker, and Larry Yaden. Program Chairman
Bonnie Me lichar is not pictured.

Science

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Club

Working on an experiment are, left to right--Steve
Bauman, Cathy Spompinato, Geral d Kozio l , and Linda
Ostling.

Getting refreshments ready for the Valentines Day
party are Jerry Smith, left, and Kathy Bell.

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Math Club

There h a ve been m a ny new chan ges
in the Math Club this year including
new officers, two new sponsors and an
increased enrollment of 40 members.
President Harold Putney , Vice Presi-
dent Ed Be ntz, and Secretary- T reas-
urer Don Stevens have led the club in
i ts serious mathematical side. But
everything has not been slide rules and
trig functions, however. T here was a
Christmas Party, a visit to Commer-
c i al's Brain (IBM) machine at North-
western Bell Telephone Company), a
field trip to the Strategic Air Com-
mand underground, and a picnic in
late spring.

Above , Math Cl ub O fficers: First Row: Sponsor, M r. Ra llis,
President Harold Putney, Sponsor M iss R esnick; Second Row: Vice
President Ed Bentz , Secretary -Treasurer D on Stevens.

M emb ers of Math C lub studyi ng the slide rule; left to right: Ann Ackerman, Maxine Vaca,
Joyce Keese, Judy Tyrakoski, Sue Moran, Vernon Teply, Camille Green, Mary Sue Dilley, Pat
Pilling, Ron ald K ra t-zer, Theresia Hoffman, and Tom K lanecky.

Studying the U nit
Circle; First Row: Ro-
ger Winiecki, Elisha
Cervantes, Bob Ag-
new, Dan Grin1Shaw
Lee Dena Pe tersen '
Jack Baker, Karol '
Andersen, Henry
Chunka, and Fred
Rieser.

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On these pages are pictured the fe stivities
o f the a nnual South High La t in C lu b b a n quet,
he Id this ye ar o n February 11. So pop ula r is
t his event t hat 1 65 y oung "Ro mans " turne d
o ut i n appropri ate dress. Sponsors Mrs.
Barbara O ldfiel d and Al Brown assisted by
Jim Hristakos, program cha irman, p ic t ured
extreme u pper left , and the club o ff icers - -
C o -consuls Jo an Pechous and Cra ig Christ i an -
se n, T reasu rer Don Armbrust, Secretary
Kathleen Ferguson, and S ergeant-at-arms
Mike Parize k - - ar ranged the e v e nts o f t he
e vening. T he slave sal e prior to t he banquet
netted a tidy sum, half of which will be
c o ntr ibut ed to the C l ub Scho la rs hi p Fund .
The remai nde r wi ll be used for a pi cnic i n
the spring.

" Dig the se snappy outfits. "

The Latin Club slogan, uYou can't

buy one until you've been one," describes

a Hslave-master" situation which produces

fun and classical learning for both.

11 Sponsor A l Brown a ppe a rs to agree th a t
they knew how to eat in the old days. "

In the above picture, Packer "La tin" boys
show wh a t it was like to be a hot rodder in a n-
cient times. At the right, you'd never guess it,
but our " slave " is pressing grapes in that bucket.
Below are the lovely South "Roman" ladies with
the La tin Club mascot, the SI-IS "Ovid" , who
seems to be indulging in his favorite pastime.

Back Row: Nancy Chrest, Sharon Carper, Jody Keese, Betty Volenec, Peggy Simoens, Judi Sellin, Mary
Povich, Pat Ryan, Cecelia Thacker, Carol Houghtaling, Glenda Prochaska, Dian Rishel, Sharon Nielsen,
Jackie Williams, Charla Lawver. Second Row: Sue Ellen Dice, Mary Kammerer, Mary Siedlik, Mary Smailys
Lynn McGee, Stephanie Scott, Rudeau Meister, Beth Watson, Linda Hlavka, Sally Ganem, Kathy Vacef, Karen
Comstock, Jeanne Menshik, Joyce Carlson, Karen Rozgall. Third Row: Michelle L' Eeuyer, Lillian Hayes,
Cheryl Czaplewski, Janis McClintock, Connie Brown, Nancy Bishop, Ruth Nowaczyk, Lynette Smith, Bernice
Smollen, Grace Retikis, Linda Johnson, Heather Sherer, Carol Matula, Leslie Davis, Sandra Perrault, Phyllis
Barajas, Noelle Hartmann. Fourth Row: Mr. Zinn, Linda Covault, Kathy Sporven, Elizabeth Welch, Lorene
Hoffschneider, Paula Johnson, Carolyn Parsons, Marsha Carlson, Barbara Kalvelage, Jenny Enners, Roseanne
Shukis, Marcella Harris, Sandra Hoss, Barbara Swanson, Lorraine Smith, Paula Vandenberg, Georgia Skarka,
Larry Headley, Kathy Binder, Pat Heikes, Miss Barry. Fifth Row: Charles Kreps, Gerald Koziol, Len Kaluza,
Daryl Taylor, Jim Hovorka, Skip Lawver, Joe Sasich, Wayne Boldt, Mike Collins, Robin Richardson, Bob
Barnes, Sam Gasper, Roger Whitney, Gary Manrose, Ed Drees, Richard Loft.

Below and at the right are some of the many activities taken part in by French Club students. Such events
as Homecoming Parade, Clean-up Week,
and the French Club Banquet helped mem-
bers improve their knowledge of France and

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German Club,

This club was organized to II
give the members a better un-
derstanding of the customs and
the language of the German
people. Throughout the year
the members have had numerous
activities including dances,
parties and a bake sale.

Pictured above reading German literature are, left to right, Margie Shimkus, Mary Ann Malesa, Hildegard
Feiste, Sandy Pe ter, and Kate Gindulis.

Below, left to right, are: Terry Stoysich, Joyce Keese, Bob Stevens, Charlotte Munger, Lee Dena Peterson,
Mike Meckna, Linda Grimm, Lynda Petersen, Carol Dasovich, and seated is Theresia Hoffman.

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Looking a t a G erman newspaper below a re, l eft to right, Ka ren Bakesz, La rry Cotton, Linda Malesa,
Sponsor Mrs. Patricia Lucas, Mike McLaughlin, Marl ene Smith, and Ray Ilczyszyn.

Funcionarios de los anos primero y tercero: Frente, Funcionaries de los anos segundo y cuart: Frente,
Sharon Bright, Secretaria Albina Vingelis, Tesorera; Ralph Fredrkkson, Tesorero; Linda Fredericksen,
Ruth Hol ecek, Presidente: Detras, Gregory Mori_nelli, Vice Presidente; Charles Holderness, Secretario;
Vice presidente; Denis Horst, Reporter para annual; Detras, J oe Cox, Reporter; Charles Cabelstein,
James Faiman, Reporter para Tooter.
presidente.

Los Somberous Altos

nuesta pinata "Habl eme Maria; estoy Fel-
ipe" Episodio del Rio Grande

Escenas d'e nuestra dramicas

"En donde esta este

F.T.A.

Future Teachers of
America is a club open
to all students who are

interested in the teaching
field.

The purpose of the
club is to help the stu-
dent decide if he wishes
to become a teacher.

Members, Officers seated, left to right, are: Judy Goebel, vice-president; Harold Put-
ney, president; Sharon Nekuda, secretary; Standing: Mary Ann Belfiore, treas-
left to right, at urer; Joy Mitchell, historian, and Mary Sue Dilley, points chairman.
the right, are:
Row 1: Kathy Members, left
Ruma, Marilyn to right, at the
Lubischer, Linda left, are: Row 1:
Culler, Michelle Sheryl Pribyl, Lor-
Weber, Jerry raine Smith, Linda
Ramirez, Karen Dvorak, Eileen
Tallman; Row 2: Smith, Nancy Hin-
son, Mary Jo Andr-
Dollie Sudaviciu s, la; Row 2: Pat Ni-
Frankie Kastelic, chol, Gloria Wil-
Mary Lou Feeney, liams, Pat Tylkow-
Candy Griffith, ski, Susan Menard,
Noelle Hartman,
Joyce Mixan, Penny Conover;
Aurora Cardona; Row 3: Rose Jones,
Row 3: Anita Betty Volenec,
Trotter, Susan Georgia Young,
Young, Sandy and Shari Weiss.
Smith, Curtis
Lybarger, Charl- 110
es Keller, and
Delores Seavatos.

F.E.A.

At the left, left to right, are
Bill Peters, Mr. Ferraro, Larry
Fenstad, George Sederavicius,
Mr. McCallister, and Gilbert
Mattox.

Through meetings, field trips, discussions, lec-

tures, and the guidance of Sponsors Fred J. Ferraro

and William McCallister, Future Engineers of Amer-
ica members acquire information which will be es-
pecially helpful to them not only as Future Engin-
eers but also in any vocation they may choose.

However, FEA isn't entirely work. Members en-
joy themselves at social activities and thus build
character and personality, all of which goes hand in
hand with the development of individual tale nts and
skills--the goal of FEA.

It was this group which constructed the float that
won top honors in the Homecoming parade in Octo-
ber.

_Above, painting the parking lot, are Bob Iverson,
left, and John Clark.

At the right,
left to right,
are: Front Row:
Mike Parizek,
Steven Zielin-
ski, Dewey
Maus, Tom
Klanecky, and
Mark Otto.
Back Row: Pres-
ident Ed Miller,
Secretary Den-
nis Kotrba, and
Vice-President
Bob Iverson.

Pictured above a re some of the members of the club. They are left to right , Advisor James E. Simmons,
Jack Gutchewsky, Vice.-President Steve Sherrets, President Leroy Dillon, Secretary Gal e Johnson , Treasurer
Bob Prokupek, R eporter Steven Wages, and Sentinel Gordon Ha uptm an: Second Row: Alan T weedy, Marty
Planbeck, William Napier, Dennis Mottl, Charles Weight, Albert Schlueter, Jim Thompson, Terry Ruch, Al-
bert Mixan, Tom Norcutt, John Grutel, and Joe Alukonis. Third Row: Leslie Lawver, Tom Je n son, Charles
Soula, Roy Winchester, John Fa ust, La rry Wilson, Gera ld Power , Jim Bartman, J ack Lo ngsh o re, and Harold
Krueger. Fourth Row: Charles T a lbitzer, Tim Olechoski, Steve Phillips, Rex Weight, Michael Bryan, Ro n-
a ld Sl ump, D an Stetich, D an Stephens, Gary Will, a nd Bill Aultz. Members n ot pictured are Melvin Ander-
son, Joe Bockman, Richard Hook, Bob Prochaska, Jim Smith, Gary White, Russell Bullard, Joe Halblieb,
Rich Johnson, Robert Mathews, Roy Moyers, Ray Newton, Tony Weight, Robert Portrey, and Danie l
Whitney.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

Exhibiting at the County and State Fairs Arc weld ers, left to right, are: Dan Stetich, Garry Will ,
are, seated, l eft to right, Joe Bockman and Steve Wages, Mike Brya n, Charles Talbitzer, and Bob Pro-
Rex Weight; standing, Steve Sherrets, Bob chaska.
Prokupek, Ronal d Slump, Leroy Dillon, Gordon
Hauptman, and Charles Weight.

At rig ht is Leroy Dil-
lon with a regi stered
Guernsey cow a nd c alf.
Next, with their grand
champion chapter flock
of Southdowns an d Che -
vi ots, a re, left to rig ht,
Bob Schmidt, Ro n a ld
Slwnp, David Rye,
Dick Fa illa, Joe Bock-
man, a nd Tom M aass.
Third, Rex Weight and
Ro na ld Slump are shown
exhibiting registered
Cheviot ewes. Lower
right are the Creed
Speaker Winners, seat-
ed from left to right,
a re , Leslie La wver,
second place, Albert
Mixan, third place;
standing, Dennis Mottl,
first place.

At left is the fleat of
th e F. F. A. , which won
third prize in the Home-
coming parade compe-
tition this year. The
flo a t exhibited sh eep,
calves and. also some
future farmers from
South Hig h.

Be low a re the Public Speaking winners, l eft to right, Gordon
Hauptman, third pl ace; Le roy Dillon, second place; and Steve
Sherrets, first place.

F.N.A.

Future Nurses of America members pose in club
connected duties. Upper left, Alta Moss, Virginia
Toledo, Teresa Guzman, and Kathy O l echnowicz show
bandage technique. Models in the F. N. A. style show
above are Janice Podany, Jane Puffenbarger, Judy
Bacon, and Brenda Bruce. At left, Sponsor Lois Leicht
applies a bandage while Joan Pechous observes. Bel ow
them, Pat Tallman, Rosemary Walsh, and Gloria
Plaza practice taking a pulse. Bel ow right, demon-
strating bandaging are Carrie Anderson, Joyce Seykora,
Lois Hurd, Angie Rodriguez, Carol e Long, El aine Kelley,
J eannette Putney, Karen Gil bert, and Sally Tuite.
Lower left, Gloria Wisniski is showing off her pressure
bandage t o Chris Gernandt, Eileen Tall man, Shirley
Sodomek, Nancy Boggs, Leona Portera, Linda Nary,
and Betty Roza. Lower right , D eborah J arrett, Mary
Casart, Paula Hasse tt, Karen Vanneste, Margie Aguil ar,
Mary Lynn Nielsen, Marsha McKenzie - V i ce-President,
Connie Ross, H elen N owaczyk - Secret ary, and Ruth
Miner l ook approvingly at the nurse 's cap hel d by Ann
Plutschinski.

High School

Red Cross,

Hi gh Schoo l R e d Cross clubs
we re organize d t o e ncoura ge
mem be rs to seek a nd d i scove r
the satisfaction which comes
from se rving the ir fe llo w m e n.

Pi c ture d a t th e l eft a re Ba r-
b a ra Culto n , secre t a ry - tre as-
ure r; Ge ri Filipowski , presi -
de nt; M rs. C arol Limoges,
sponsor; a n d P a ul a Freye r,
vice- p r esident.

Above a re five HSRC members at a Christmas party for vete r ans. ·"'~~
Alston, Nancy Hague, Barbara Culton, and Nancy Chrest.
Left to right are Geri Filipowski , Dia ne

Discussing the fu-
ture pl a ns of the club
with Pre sident Ge ri
(b ack to c amera) are ,
left to right, C andy
Parsons, Paula Fre y -
er, and Nicki Na ujo-
k aitis.

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Left to right, Frankie Kastelic, Helen ✓•

Teply, Karol Vanhessche, a nd Mellanie D e -

vall are members of the South High Girls'

V a rsity Debate Squad who h ave brought home

five trophies in two years of debating. They

include, 3rd place 1963 Central tournament,

2nd place 1962 Missouri Valley, 2nd place

1963 Missouri V a lley, 2nd place 1964 Holy

Name , and 1st place 1964 Origina l Oratory,

Holy Na me.

Trophies awarded by teams--1962 a nd 1963, 2nd place Missouri Valley a nd 1963, 3rd p lace Central Tourn-

ament to Helen Teply and Fra nkie K astelic. To K arol Vanhessche and Mellanie Devall has been awarded

1962 and 1963 trophies for 2~d place Missouri Valley, 2nd place 1964 Holy Name, a nd 1st pl ace Original Ora -

tory, Holy Name.

DEBATE CLUB

D ebate Club Officers, l eft to right, Libra ria n Craig Christensen, Treasurer Terry Baker, President Karol
Vanhessche, Secretary Mella nie De vall, a nd Vice President He len Teply , are discussing this year's propo-
sition: Re solved that Socia l Security Benefits Should be Extended To Include Complete Medic a l C are .

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Examining a fi sh made of Art Club members pic-
clay are from left to right, tured at left, from left to
Jim Cross, Linda George , Kay right, Front Row: Betty
Webb, Theresia Hoffman, Mikulecky, vice- president;
Joyce Keese, Jean H ansen, Geanie C ullina ne , secre -
and Walter Stecki. t ary; Se c ond Row: Sa ndy
Walker , Barbara Sheehan,
Apparently pleased over a Mary Ann Blaha, sponsor
well finished project are, Rich ard Abraham, Jane
l eft to right: Da n Kavulak , Svanda, Juanita Lapp, Jody
Sha ron Lockett , J anice Sand- Keese, sponsor Fred Schon-
berg, Donn a Higgs, Susan ing, Janet Beebe, Sandi
Schmidt, Wayne Elsasser, Wood, Johnnye Gerhardt,
treasurer; Dawn Phillips, Lin- and Connie Chere k.
d a John son , a nd Ronald Maus.
Art Club

Looking over some a rt
work are, l eft to right:
Judy Homic, Christine Ho-
vey, Sue Andersen, Kathy
Rech, Maryann Caniglia,
LaVonne Witzig, Phyllis
Bara j as, and Jean Huey.

Pictured above are Larry Headley and Above i s Sharon Carper earni ng
David Ludwig arranging scenery for the points necessary for admission to the
fall pl ay, .!. Remember M_ama . Thespians. She is s hown reading the
narration during the Christmas program.

Thespians,

Thespians aim to establish a nd a dvance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts
and to create an active and intelligent interest in thi s activity among high school students.

They earn the right to the name by worki ng for poi nts in the schoo l ' s various p roductions, tak-
ing roles in plays, or helping on crews and publicity committees. Or they p e rform in some indi-
vidual activity, such as a reading for the annual Christmas program.

The role for this orga nization is not complete until the end of the school year, since students
in the fine arts field find opportuni ties for earning points throughout the year.

Pictured at the left
are Donna Baun1wart
a nd Bet ty Volenec re-
hearsing for the play
I Remember Mama .

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.• .•.-. ..~ j I :: I Remember

l. ' jI , . Mama,

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,'· ( - j , THE CAST

I ~ ~~J•. •' Katrin .... ........ ... .... ..... . .. .. .Sharon Carper
-~~·11· -=----- _j_\l_\_ Mama ..... . .... . .. ..... . ..... .. ..Donna Baumwart
.... • Papa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Vinski
D agmar .... . ............... ... . . . . Lynette J armin
• ~ ),J\'.'': - ~ -~Clarence Wilson, . Christine ...... . . .... ... ..... ...... .. Sharon Hunter
Mr. Hyde . . . . . . . ... .. . ... . ..........Ha rold Hunter
- portraying Uncle . Nels ..... .. . . . ............. . .... Rich a rd Dworak
Aunt Trina........ . .... . .. .. ... Geraldine Filipowski
Chris, talks to Peter Aunt Sigrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judith Keese
Aunt Jenny ...... . ....... . .... . . . ... Betty Volenec
Thorkelson, p layed Uncle Chris.... . ........ .. .... • • . •. Cla re nce Wilson
The We man (Jessiei ......... . ....... .. . Nancy Maly
-------- by Skip Lawver, a- Mr. Thorkelson . . .............. . .. . . Gerald Lawver
bout Trina's dowry. Dr. Johnson . .. . . ....... .......... . . Mark Hetterich
Arne . ....... . ...................... James Va nce
A Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Kousgaard
A Scrubwoman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ly nda Kraj icek
Another Nurse . ..... .. . ....... . ........ Doris C arley
Soda Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maryann Caniglia
Madeline ..... . ... . . . .. ...... . ... . .. Nancy Bishop
Dorothy Schiller . . ........ ......... .. ... Cheryl Ford
Florence Dana Moorehead ........... Judith Stillmock
Bell- boy . . .. ... .. . ........... . ...... James Huskey

any production.
Jim Vinski, Lyn-
ette Jarmin, and
King Tut are
shown going over
their lines.

Betty Volenec
Geri Fili powski a re
shown discussing their
blackhearted Uncle
Chris.

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DECA

D EC A , a n ew cl ub t o South t his
yea r, sta nds for Dist r ibut ive Ed uc a -
tion Clubs o f Am e ri ca a nd is asso c i -
a t ed with a state a nd na t io na l org a n -
izati o n.

Se ni ors in Di str ib uti ~e Ed uca ti on
III a nd IV a re elig ible for m e mb e r-
sh ip.

One o f t he most importa nt o f t he
te n purposes of the club is t o pro vid e

career opportuni t ie s
for m a king inte lli-
ge nt choices in re -
ta ili ng .

In the above p i ctu re a re members of the DECA o rganiza t ion. From le ft t o rig ht
a re : Joddy Dunga n, se cretary - tre a sure r; Chic O liver, m e mber; M rs. Jo yc e Mat t -
so n, spo nsor; T o m Mose l y , vice -presi d e nt; a nd Je rry McAndrews , p re sid e nt.

Abov e discu ssing forthc om ing
proj ects a re Press C l ub me m -
bers, fro m l e ft t o right: Jo An n
Pe chous, Preside nt Ja ne Puffe n-
b a rg er, T reasure r Tim Ha mm -
e rly , Ra ndy Hampton, Co -
Spo nsor Miss M arga ret McMa r -
tin, Secre ta ry Judy Bacon,
Robe rt Sadil, Ric hard Dwora k,
Jody Keese , a nd Cla re nce Wil -
so n. Th e picture on th e t a b l e
is o f Mi ss Anda Ande rson, t he
club co-sponsor w ho took the
p hotogra ph o f t he group.

come.

Sh o)Vn at _;!Je left i t practice

session are 1 :S.e,ated l e If to righ t,

]:_j?Harold Sc midt1 Mar¼ Ann Sc -

ie e r , Juani ta Lapp, Gf orge Fis!

e , Ed T 6m as iew icz, He len
~ Soc . , a nd Le e De n a Peter-

se n. Supa1cvis· ar. S ens.ors E.

A. Lindberg le ft and Gary C a ld -
1\ veil. 1
'

Competing with
other members of the
Packe r Chess C lub
are, seate d, Tom Va-
cha, Frankie Kaste lic,
Larry Zimmerl e , Vern
T eply , M ike C arney,
Pat Buckley, Phil Kluge,
Steve Zielinski, Joe
Berka , T im De mont,
Tom Norcutt, Kim
Parker, and Mike Kin-
sella . Checking their
progress a re Mr. Lind-
be rg, left, a nd Mr.
Ca ldwell.

At the left a re
the c lub offic e rs:
V ice-President Bill
Hemphill, T re asur-
e r Ed Nodean, Pre-
side nt Don Stevens,
and Secretary Bob
Stevens.

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Portias

At le ft a re the Portia
Club officers, from lower
left, Kathy Moore, treas-
urer; Judy Ba con, points
chainnan; Bea triz Carmona,
president; M a ry DeWitt,

7 sergea nt- at- a rms; P atsy

Nielsen, secretary; and
Sharlene Stracke, vice-
president.

Pictured on the Portia
poster a re the two sponsors
Miss Margaret Michael left,
and Miss Sandra Barry.

The Portia Club offers South High g irls opportunities to serve their school
and community and to enjoy a variety of recreational activities.

To start the year 1963-64, Portia members held a potluck picnic a t
Spring Lake Park. Nex t, they applied their energies to participating in
Homecoming. They built a float for the parade and served at a faculty tea
h e ld in honor of former South High faculty members.

During the Christmas h olidays, the girls undertook such communi ty pro-
jects as caroling in old people's homes and donating money, food, and toys
to a n eedy family and an orph anage. Another commu nity service effort was
the selling of bangles for the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association.

The Portias sponsored a "sock hop" dance for South High students a nd held
"bake sales" to finance other projects of the club.

A faculty te a gave the girls a chance to extend Portia hospitality to their
t each ers and to exercise their hostess abilities.

"Camping out" at Camp Brewster was a nother activity that brough t fun to
the club. For the evening' s entertainment, t he girls played games, sang
songs, and popped corn. At sunrise they had breakfast and went hiking along
the wooded trails of Fontenelle Forest.

The Portias climaxed their year with the annual formal banquet which
honors the girls who have participated most actively throughout the year.

At the left are a few Porti a members at rig ht, from front
Portia members enjoying back, are: First Row: Betty Kmoch,
themselves at Camp Marlene Miller, Gloria Filipowicz,
Brewster. Lois Hurt, Diane Smith, Earnestine
Lewis, Phy 11 i s Morris, Pat Rynek.
122 Second Row: Karlene Vinc i nti n i,
Dorothy Watters, Fayrene Svatas, Mary
Lou J osoff, Karen Venacal ek, Angi e

Promoting the sale of ChristJTias seals a t the
rig ht are, left to rig ht, Mary DeWitt, Ka ren
Vanneste, and Na ncy Za lovich.

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Bogdonovi ch,
J ulia Rih a. Third
Row: Joan Sheeh an,
Ruth No waczyk, Rita
T o dd, Cheryl Kirkegaard,
Diane Austin, Sh aron Rosinski,
Phyllis Stevens and Marilyn
Hlava cek.

Horizon

Club

Pictured above are members of the Horizon Club,
from left to right: Presi dent Jean Forsberg, Vice Presi -
dent Jo Ann Spencer, Sponsor Mrs. Helia Pico, Treasur-
er Pam Rihanek, and Se cretary Sharon Botas.

Be low, looking through bookl ets to learn more about
Horizon Club lore, are, left to right: Linda Estabrook,
Jane Cason, and Ann Plantz.

Above, worki ng on
costumes, are other
members of the Hori-
zon Club, left to right:
Lynn Polak, Alyce Har-
der, and He len Teply.

Selling candy for the Camp
Fire Girls are, left to right:
Joyce Wiggans, Sharon Nie l-
sen, Lynn Ch eslak , and He len
Teply.

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. :,
Club offic ers, le ft t o r ight, •.
secr e t a ry J u ne H a rk i ns, projec ts cha irman
Jeanne C ha lek, president Lo is Hu rd , sponsor
M rs. J a n e Be an , v ice pres ident Sharon Stende r ,
tr easurer Barb a ra H o lo ubek, pub lic i ty chairn1an
Sa ndra Westlin g, a nd wo rsh i p chai rnian Joyc e Ko utecky.

So uth H igh ' s Y-T ee n C l ub w a s organize d to creat e a close r
re l a tionshi p a m o n g a ll t ee ns a nd to improve their social and
p rivate l ives.

Their goals are:
T o g row as a person.
T o g row in fri e nd sh i p w ith a ll peopl e.
To g row in the lo ve a nd know ledge of GQ.d.

Teachers ex -

amine dolls
m ade by Y -
Teen m embers.
Left t o right a re :
Mrs. Esther D ill -
m an, Christine
Nie l sen, Alicia
C ervantes Jan-
ette Janul ewicz,
Carolyn Clan-
ton, Carolyn
Ha rder , Mr.

Tipton Biggs,
and Miss Jean
Bressler.

At right Y -

T e ens are listen-
ing to Mrs. Marie

Ry a n, a handwrit-
i ng a nalyst . Seat-
ed left to right ,
are: Christine Ne il-

sen, Susa n Gibson,
Mary Gofta , Ca-
thy Gofta, and
Donna M etz.
Standing are Pa-

t ricia Cavanaugh,
Donna C isler,
Margie Trecek,
Lind a Pe te rsen,
Mary Ann Kam in -
ski , JoAnn Koczar,
Ruth Holecek, Do-
rothy Kelly , Rosi e
C a rte r, Linda De-
metrick, Janet te
Janulewicz, Lin-
da Lewis, a nd
C a rol yn Harde r.

Alpha Hi- Y members, from left to right, are Row 1: Vickie Castro, Susy Peterson, Sandy Poppen, Jea-
nette Bednarz, Leann Weaver, Mary Jo Donahue, Cherri Jo Hun , Mary Lucchino, Linda Burghardt, Georgia
Tuccitto, a nd Donna Baumwart; Row 2: Barb Swanson, Jo Ann Spencer, Betty Parish, Paulette Sowokinos,
Sharon Holtberg, Sherri Bright, Bobbie Lynch, Betty Mikule cky , Vivian Neaslony, Lorry Zanski, a nd Pat
Incontro; Row 3: Larry H eadley, Terry McClellan, Dave Hald, Dave Pinka ll , Bob Urwin, Tim H endricks,
Gary, Krebs, Bob Van Moorlegham, Ron Ratcliff, Ray Shaw , and D ale Pa rke r.

Alpha Hi-Y,

Below a r e Alpha Hi-Y officers, from left t o right: Sergeant- at-arms
Ed Miller, President R andy Pa rsons, Ch aplain JoEllen We iss, Treasurer
Connie Melichar, and Vice-P resident Gary Weak. Secretary Shirl ey
Newcomer is not pictured.

Delta Hi-Y officers from l eft to right a re: Vice -President Barbara Culton, Secre -
tary Linda Fredericksen, President Mellanee Devall, Chapl ain C a ndy Parsons, and
Treasurer Wes Moravec.

Delta Hi-Y,

Be low are De lta Hi-Y members, from left to right Row 1: Carol Bra ndt, Barbara Culton, Mellanee Devall,
C a ndy Parsons, Linda Fredericksen, Karin Izokaitis, Joni Schroeder, Beth Murphy, Arlene Vomacka, Pa t Rob-
erts, Ch eri Kile, D ee Bower, a nd Judy Watters; Ro w 2: Wes Moravec, R alph Fredericksen, Tom Croft, John
Fess, Bob Antoniak, Scott Knudse n, T erry Renner, Bill Smyth, Bob Casey, a nd Bob Goodall.

Gamma Kappa Hi-Y,

Above are the G amma K appa members, from l eft to right Row 1: Linda
S a v age, H e l en Cottieb, Secretary Mic ki Weber, Maril yn Lubischer, Kare n
Tallman; R ow 2: Lo rri R o b e rts, Judy Johnson, D awn Koerner, Sophi e Pe li-
siak, Micki Pelisiak; Row 3: Lind a Johnson , Carol Unde rwoo d, Pa ula Baum -
wart, Treasurer Linda P eterson, a nd Colle n M c Dona ld ; R ow 4: Larry Mich-
nick, Rick Graser, P at P a rize k, Sandy Eaton, G a il Seaman, a n d Joyce
Mixan; Row 5: Mike Siedl ak, Vyto Mic k e vic ius, Jim Hristakas, a nd M ary
K amm erer; Row 6 : Larry Gates, Ron Hendricks, Vice-President D aryl
Lind, Ron McCl e llan, Mike M anna, Gary Al sm an, and Stan Bodura.

President Jim Barrington

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Above are the Sigma Phi H i -Y offic e rs , from left to right--Rec rea tion C ommittee CJ-iairman C a ndy Grif-
fitl,, Secre t a ry Bonnie Melichar, Vice-President Steve Demkowski , Proj ect Committee Chairman Louise
Williams, Treasurer Ka tl1y Ferguson, Chaplain Ke n Shaw, D an ce Committee Chairm an Karen Kushinsky,
a nd Preside nt Tom Renner, in tl1e center.

Sigma Phi Hi-Y,

Below are tl1e Sigm a Phi Hi - Y m e m bers, from l e ft to right- -Row 1: Linda Hlavka , Janet Popish, Marilyn
Lynch , Lynn Miller and Paul a Johnson; Row 2: Linda Leonard , Mary Lou Feeney, J anice Sandberg, Mary Li n -
strom, Kim Parker, Lorri Ho ffschne ider, and Robe rta Sager; Row 3: Ralph Keeling , Sam Ferraguti, Jim Ma-
caitis, Mike Collins, Craig Whitmarsh , and John T e fft.

129

"V I

Freshman Hi- Y memb ers, from l e ft to
ri ght, are: Row 1 : Sharon Schab er, Sh a ron
DeGeorge, Urani e Redden, Karen Pet e r-
son, Roxann Peasner, and Susie D arro u gh;
Row 2: Susie Schrat, D onna Piccol o,
Judy Kraw, Bonnie Gill, Nancy Jensen,
and Georgeann Parizek; Row 3: Jim Wil-
kins, John Palma, V ince Emery, Je rry
Reisdoriff, Tom Norcut t , and Henry
Rush.

Freshman Hi-Y

Freshman Hi - Y officers, from bottom ,
to top, are : President Ellen Macaitis,
Vice-President Elmer Cherry, Secretary
Karen R ozgall, Treasurer Sharon Roth,
and Sergeant-at-arms Mike Sheehan.

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offer activities
to satisfy a
variety of
interests.

Jeanne Forsberg is p ic-
tured presenting Coach Al
Brown with an appreciation
token for helping her club
compete in a b asketball
contest. Her sponsor, M rs.
Don Harder looks on approv-
i ngly.

T he fe e t of many Library
Service League members
formed a mobile dragon for
Homecoming, but their
m any hands produced good
libra ry service.

At the l o we r left, Ste v e
Sherrets, left, a nd Dennis
Mott! show the medals
they won for public speak-
ing and creed speaking, re-
spectively.

French Club's Jo Ann Spari -
osu R uth Nowaczyk, and Li nda
YouI ng make " Clean- upII posters.

Whether it is bei ng used for a study hall or as a cafeteria, 520 is a l ways filled to capacity with Southites
and their teachers.

SENIORS



Many seniors earned honors

The Honor Roll Record of the Class of 1964 follows:

Listed below are the seniors who have made Honor Ro ll standing in grades lOA through 12A, th ree o r more
times.

Carolyn Anderson 5 of 5 Richard Loft 5 of 5
Richa rd Bartek 4 of 5 Patricia Lombardo 4 of 5
Edward Bentz 5 of 5 Ann Lubischer 4 of 5
Sharon Bright 3 of 3 Connie Melichar 5 of 5
Sandra Butcher 5 of 5 Marie Mickevicius 5 of 5
Marylee Bylund 4 of 5 Betty Mickulecky 5 of 5
Thelma Ca llam 4 of 5 La ura Milozski 3 of 5
Sharon C arper 5 of 5 Roberta Miller 5 of 5
Leanna C a rrick 5 of 5 Michael Mi!obar 5 of 5
Ja ne Cason 5 of 5 Doreen Moritz 3 of 5
C arl Dabelstein 5 of 5 Vivian Neasloney 3 of 5
Mary DeWitt 3 of 3 Edward Nodean 3 of 5
Karen Favors 5 of 5 Janet No waczyk 3 of 5
Geraldine Filipowski 5 of 5 Dale Parker 5 of 5
Patricia Frechin 3 of 5 JoAnne Pechar 4 of 5
Catherine Fuxa 3 of 5 Karen Peterson 5 of 5
Irene Gartigas 4 of 5 Jane Puffenbarger 4 of 5
Judith Goebel 5 of 5 Harold Putney 5 of 5
Kathleen Grimshaw 3 of 5 Ronald Ratcliff 5 of 5
Sharon Hamilton 3 of 5 Sharon Scbm idt 3 of 5
Alice Harder 5 of 5 Mary Sempek 5 of 5
Larry Headley 4 of 5 Lorraine Smith 5 of 5
Judith Hoden 4 of 5 Patricia Socha 4 of 5
Kathleen Horvath 5 of 5 Jo Ann Spencer 5 of 5
Paulette Hruben 5 of 5 Sharlene Stracke 5 of 5
Sharon Hunter 4 of 5 Barbara Swanson 5 of 5
Judy Huntley 4 of 5 Helen Teply 5 of 5
Ronald Jakub 3 of 5 Diane Tesar 5 of 5
Jerrie Janicek 5 of 5 Elaine Thorton 5 of 5
Lyne tte Jarmin 3 of 5 Paula Uehling 4 of 5
Sharon Jones Jean Urich 5 of 5
3 of 5 Karol Vanhessch e 5 of 5
Shery l J ulian 3 of 5 Jo Ellen Weiss 5 of 5
Cathy Kennedy 4 of 5 Jacqueline Williams 5 of S
Betty Klanecky S of S Clarence Wilson 4 of 5
Mary Jean Kolo 3 of S Roger Winiecki S of 5
Val Kotrous S of 5 Janet Wismont 3 of 5
Antoinette Laguzza S of 5 Lorraine Zanski 3 of S
Reba La rabee 5 of 5

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in scholarship and leadership.

The 1964 Class Officers, below left to right: Treas urer
Shirley Newcomer, Girls' Re presenta tive Sharon Carper, Sec-
r e tary Betty L ou Pa ris h , Boys ' Re presentative Daryl T aylor ,
Vice Preside nt Edward Flowers, Boys ' Re presenta tive Clarence
Wilson, President Jim Faiman, a nd Girls ' Representa tive Judy
Stillmock- -are shown discussing t he forthcoming event s of the
senior year .

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WJLLIAM J . ABLE
College Prep.

Art Club 1 , 2 ; Footboll 1; Wrestling I ; Home -
coming 4; Safe Teens 2, 3; Sc ience I ; Tra c k
1,2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4.

DONNA A LGYA
Gene ral Business
G.A . A. 1; Sound Off 2; Latin I.
ANN C . AMBROSE
General Business
Cheerleader 1; Freshman Cho ir 1; Second
Gir ls I.

CAROLYN (CARRJE) ANDERSON
Colle ge Pre p . (Nursing )

Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4;
F. N. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Band 1, 2, 3; Home -
coming 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Horizon Club 2 , 3; Latin
Club 4; Orc hestra Advanced 2, 3 , 4; Spanish
1, 2 , 3; A ll City Band 2 ,3, 4.

MELVIN ANDERSON
Vocational Agriculture
Amateur Rad io and Electronics 4; F. F. A . 2 ,
3, 4; Spanish I.

MARY JO ANDRLA
General

G. A . A. 3 ; Sound Off 3; Homecoming Pa rade
1, 2 , 3 ,4; Latin Club I; Library Servic e lea-
gue 1; Spanish 3,4; Yearboo k Staff 4 .

As we bring to a close

ROSEMARY ANGLIM
Business Steno

Big Sister 2 , 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Fresh-
man Choir l ; Second Girls 2; French Clu b 1;
G.A . A. 1, 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Homecoming 1,
2 1 3, 4; Intra- City Representative 2, 3, 4;
Student Council 4; Treasurer.

CI-ruCK ANTONIAK
Wood Auto Mechanics
Rifle Team 2 , 3; ROTC 2 , 3.
LINDA MARIE ARMENDARIZ

College Prep.

JAMES F. ASHER
College Prep.
French Club 4.
JOHN A USTIN
College Prep.

Freshman Choir 1; Rifle Team 2; ROTC I, 2 ,
3, 4; Ambassadors 4.

CECILIA BABIC
General Business
Red Peppers 2, 3, 4; Safe Teens 4; Homecom -
ing Parade 1, 2, 3.

FRED BABIC
Auto Mechanics
Basketball l ; Football 1, 2; Homecoming 4.
ELAINE J . BACHEL

College Prep.
Latin Club 2, 3; Science 4.

JUDY BACON
College Prep.
Freshman Choir 2; Second Mixed 3; First Girls
4; F .N.A . 2,3, 4; Portias 2, 3, 4 ; Point Chair-
man 3, 4; Press Club 4, Secretary; Safe Teens
2, 3, 4i Tooter Staff 4, Producti on Manager;
Nebraska High School Press Associ ation 4 ;
Honor Roll 2, 3.

KEN BAHR /
Machine Shop
C h ess Club 1; First Cho ir 2 , 3, -l ; Se cond Mi xed
I ; Photo Club 1; ROTC 2 , 3 ; S p2nish I .
C A ROL A.NN BAILEY
College Prep-Ste no
G. A.A. I; Girls Drill T eam 2; Ho m e comi ng
I · Latin C lub I , 2 ; Sa fe T eens 4.
TERRY BA KER
College Pre p .
Deba te 2,3,4 ; Treasurer ·I ; Football 1 , 2 ;
Math Club I.

JAMES J. BAKESZ

W ood
First Choir 3; Second Mi xed 2.

FRANK BARATTA
College Pre p .

Baske tball 1; Football 2, 3; Latin Club 2 , 3;
Spanish 4j Swimming 2 , 3.

VIRGINIA K. BARKUS
Business Steno

G. A./\. 1, 2; Homec oming Par2d c 1; Po rths 1.

th·e final days of our senior year,

ROBERT J. BARNES

College Prep.
First Cho ir 1; Frenc h Club 3 , 4 ; Science 2;
Track 2 .

ALICE J. BARRETT

Business Sales
Art Club 1; Freshman Choir 1; Second Mixed
2; Fre nc h Club 2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Portias 2;
Pep Club 2 ; Sales Club 4.

PAUL BARRETT
College Prep.

Rifle Team 1, 2; ROTC 1 , 2 .

WlW AM J. BARRY
Auto Mechanics

RICHARD BARTEK
Auto Mechanics

Boys' State 3 ; Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3 .
DONNA JUNE BAUMWART
College Prep-Steno

Big Si ster 4; Cheerleader, Freshman 1, Re-
serve 2, Varsity 3 ; Freshman Choir 2 ; Second
Mixed 3; First Girls 3; First 4; Ambassador 4;
Triple -Trio 3; Engineering 4; Honorary Sec-
retary; F. T. A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1, 2; All City
Music Festival 3, 4 ; Commencement 3, 4~
Sound Off 2,4; Hi -Y 3,4; Projec ts Commit·
tee Chairman 4; Homecoming Parade 1 , 2, 3 ,
4; May Queen Carnation 4; Portias 1; Red
Peppers 1 ,2,3; Spanish 1 ,2; Thespians 4; 11I
Remember Marna II Le ad Ro ll 4 ; Christmas
Program 2, 3 , 4 ; Spring C oncert 2, 3, 4; "King
and I" 3.

DAVE BARTLETT
Industrial

Basketball 1; Football 1 ; Wrestling 1 ; T rack 1.
JANICE BEDNARZ
Business Steno

Homecoming 1 , 2; Portias 1 , 2; Spanish 1, 2;
Yearbook Staff 4

JEANETTE BEDNARZ
Business Steno

G. A. A. 1; Hi-Y 4; Homec oming Parade 1, 2:
Portias 1 ,2; Spanish 1,2.

BARBARA BEEBEE
General Bwi ness
C.A. A. 1; Latin Club 1; Library Service Lea-
gue 1.
JIM BEECHAM
lndwtri;il Auto Mechanics

Basketball I.
JOSEPH L. BEISTER
Elec trical Vocational
Band 2; Safe Teens 2,3,4; Track 2,4

RJCHARD (TOM) BELL
College Prep.

Wrestling 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; "0" C lub 2, 3, 4.
MICHAEL BENT LACE
Machine Shop
EDWARD E. BENTZ
College Prep.

Amateur Radio and Electroruc s 1, 2; Boys'
State 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; ROTC
1; Science 4; National Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4:
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 .

we cannot help but reminisce

BILL BERANEK
Print

Basketball 1; Football I.
JOSEPH JOHN BERKA
College Prep.

Band 1, 2; Chess Club 4; ROTC 1, 2.
ROSEMARY BERKA
C,eneral Business

Second Girls Choir 1: Red Peppers 1, 2 .

DARYL H. BERTOLINI
College Prep.

Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Homecoming 1, 2 , 3, 4; Orches-
tra Advanced 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2; Safe Teens 3;
Spanish 4; Swimming 4; Track 3, 4 i Cross
Country 4; Dance Band 4; Pol ka Band 3; All
City Festival 3, 4; King and I 3; Sound Off 3.

NANCY BISHOP
College Prep.

Cheerleader 3; Reserve Co-Captain; French
Club 4; Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4;
Sound Off 2; King and I 3; Honor Ro ll 1;
Class Play "I Remember Mama" 4.

STUART ROBERT BISHOP
College Prep.

Football 1; "0" Club 2, 3; Sparush 3, 4; Swim-
m ing 1, 2,3; Track 1,2.

LARRY BLAND
College Prep.
Freshman Choir 1; Second Mixed 2i First 3,4.
JAMES BLAZEK
College Prep.
Band 1, 2; Freshman Choir 1; Homecoming 1,
2i Orchestra 2 ; Spanish 1, 2, 3.
CLAUDIA BLU MENAUER
College Prep.
First Choir 2, 3; G. A. A. 2; Hi gh School Red
Cross 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Sparush 1 , 2, 3; T enrus
3.

CONSTANCE (CONNIE) BLYTHE
Business Steno

Freshman Choir I ; Second Girls 2; First Girls
3, 4 ; G. A . A. 1, Treasurer, 2,3 , 4 ; Homecom-
in g 3, 4; M ay Queen C oronation May Fete
Committee 2, .\; Pep C lub I ; Red Peppers 2;
Sa fe T eens -I ; Stude nt Counc il I; Sound Off
3; The IGng and I 3; C hristmas Progr2m 2, 3, 4;
All City Music Fe stival 3, 4 ; Pho to Club 4;
Spring Concen 2, 3, ·I.

JOAN BOC KMA N
General Bwincss
G . A . A. I, 2 , 3; Ho mecoming 4 ; Llb r, ry Ser -
vice lc agtic 4 ; Po rti as 2 .
JOE BOC K}.1/IN
Vocati ona l ,-\ gric ulturc
B,sket ball 3; F. F. A . 1, 2, 3 , 4; Golf 2; Ho me -
coming 4; ROT C 3 .

LARRY BOEHLING
Drofting

FRANK BOGACZ
Academic

Ba nd 1, 2 , 3; Basket ba ll I ; Football I ; Wrestl-
ing 2; Lal.in C lub I ; Non Commissioned Of -
fic ers 2 , 3; ROTC 2 , 3 .

JEAN BOGACZ
College Prep
Y- Teens 2; Ponia s 3; Spanish 1, 2; Honor Roll
1.

about our goals, achievements, and activities.

PETER BOROVAC
Wood

GEORGE BORT
College Prep
GARY BOTOS
Industrial Arts

MA RILYN ANN BOURY
Business Steno

Homecoming 2; Porti as 2; Safe Teens 3;
Sp anish 1, 2.

JAMES A LLEN BOWEN
Industrial

VERO NZA BOWERS
College Prep

BERYL BRANDON

College Prep

G.A. A. 1, 2; Library Servic e Leagtie 1 2 3 ·

Red Peppers 1; Spanish 1 , 2. ''·

GA RRY J . BRATET IC

Auto Mechanics

F RED BRECI

College Pre p Electricity

CHA RLES BREWER
Auto Mec hanics
VICK I BRJCE

Business St eno

SHARON BRJ GHT
College Pre p .

H i -Y -1; Li brny Se rvic e Le ague 4 ; Portias 3;
Spanish -l , Sec retory.

CARLTON BROWN JUDY BRISCOE
Wood Business Steno
G . A . A. I ; Red Pe ppers I.
LARRY BROWN BEVERLY BRIZA
Drafting College Prep
G . A. A . I , 2; Sound Off 2; Li brary Service
Basketball I. Le ague 2, 3; Homecoming Parade I , 2; Red
BRENDA BRUCE Peppers 1, 2 ; Safe Teens 2; Spani sh 1, 2 ; Year -
book Sta ff 4.
College Pre p MARY A NN BROSN,\N
Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chess C lub 2; Freshman Choir
I; Sec ond Mixed 2; F.N.A. 1,4; G. A. A . I ; Bus ine ss
Y -Teens I ; Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin C lub G . A. A . 2 ; Spanish I ; Po rti as 2 .
2 , 3, 4; Honor Roll I.
Although there were more
JOANNE BUHR
College Prep 140
Homec oming 1, 2; Portias 1 , 2; Spanish 1 , 2;
Honor Roll 1.
DOUG BUMGARNER
C'.eneral Business
Band 1, 2 , 3, 4.
BILLIE BURGESS
C-eneral Business
Spanish 1, 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4.

LINDA I. BURGHARDT
Business

Big Si ster 3, 4; Cheerle ader, Freshman 1 ; Re -
serve 2; Varsity 3, 4, Varsity Chaptain 4i
G.A.A. 1; Homecoming 1 ,2, 3 ,4i Candidate
4; Hi -Y 4; May Queen Coronation 4; North
Invitational Queen 3; Re d Peppers 1 , 2, 3 , 4;
South Invitatio nal Queen 3 ; Spanish 1; Year-
book Staff 4.

SANDRA BUTCHER
College Prep

G.A . A. 2; Girls Drill Team 2 ; Y-Teens 1 ,
2, 3; Homecoming Parade lj Latin C lub 1 , 2,
3, 4 ; Red Peppers 1; Safe Teens 3, 4.

MARYLEE BYLUND
College Pre p Steno
Spanish 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Roll 1,
2, 3, 4 ; King and I 3.

C,\ROLE JEAN CAUIBRETTO OORIS CARLEY
Gener,! Ge neral Business
Red Peppers l ; Spanish 1, 2; Thespians 4.
G . A . 1\. I ; High Sc h ool Red Cross I . GARY E. CARLSON
THELMA LOUISE CALUIM
Busine ss Ste no College Prep
Chess Club 1, 2; ROTC 1, 2; Science 1, 2.
Se c o nd Girls C ho ir 2 ; First Girls 3; Libr, ry
Servi c ~ u,,gu e 3, Po rti » ·I; All C it y Fe stiva l BEATRIZ (BEA) CARMONA
3; Christmas Progr•m 2 , 3; Spring Fe sth•a l 2 , Business Steno
3; H onor Ro ll I, 2 , 3 , 4.
Chess Club 3; Freshman Choir 1; F. N . A . 3;
M ARGARET KAY CALTA Y -T eens 1; High Sc hool Red Cross 4 ; Home-
Business Steno c o ming Parade 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Portias 1, 2 , 3 , 4,
Po ints C hairman 2, Vice Pzesident 3 , Pzes-
Freshman C hoir I ; Second Girls 2 ; First 3, 4; ident 4 ; Safe T eens 3, 4, Junior Representative
G.A. A. I; Portias 3,•I; Red Pe p pers I ; Safe 3, Senior Representative 4; Spanish 1, 2 , 3, 4.
T een s •I ; Swdent Council I .
MIKE PATRICK CARNEY
CRAIG CAMPBELL College Pzep
College Prep
DENNIS CARPENTER
Ama teur Radio a nd Elecu o 1tics 2 , 3; T re,sure r General Mechanics
2 ; Gcrm, n C lub I , 2; Organizer fo r Gcrm>n Spanish 4.
C lub; Homecom ing Parade 4 ; Elccttonic In -
strumentation -1 . SHARON ANN CARPER
College Prep
MARYANN CANIGUA
Gene ra l (/\rt ) Art C lub 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Second
Mixed 2; First 3, 4; King and I 3; Drama,
Art C lub •I; The spi a ns 4; Ye a rbook St a ff 4 ; Sec retary 4; I Remember Mama 4 ; Thespians
Ho m e c o ming 4; I Rc n1e n1bcr M am a 4 . 4; Red Peppers 1; Portia s 1, 2 , 3; Parliamen-
tarian 2; Secre tary 3; Homec oming Pa.rade 1 ,
T O NY CANTU 2, 3.
Industrial Arts
IBANNA LUCILU: C ARRICK
than 700 1n the 1964 class, Business Steno

141 Fresh man C hoir 1 , 2; First 3,4; G.A.A. 1 , 2 ;
Red Peppers 1; Portias 3, 4; Safe Teens 4;
Spanish 1; Student Council 1.

LORETTA MARIE C A RRICK
General Business
Y-Teen 1.
BERNIE CASART
College Prep

JANE LYNN CASON
College Prep

Debate 2; Math Contest 1; Homecoming 2 ,
3 , 4 ; Ho rizon 1, 2 , 3, 4; Li brary Se rvi c e Lc:i-
gtie 4; Safe T eens 3; Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3 , 4;
Honor Roll Committee 3.

VIC KIE A. CAST RO
General Business

Hi - Y 4; Homec oming 1, 2 , 3 ; Red Peppers I ,
2; Safe Teens 2 , 3; Spa nish I ; Ho nor Ro ll 2;
Yearbook Staff 4.

DENNIS K. CERNY
College Prep

Basketba ll I; Footba ll 2; Fre nc h C lub 2 , 3, 4;
Rifle Tea m 2; ROTC 2; Track 2.

RlCHA RD ALLEN CERNY
C o lic gc Prep

EVELYN ANN CHADEK
General Bu.sincss

MARY JANE CHALEN
Homemaking

Second Girls Choir 1.

the individual senior was not

MARIA CH RISTINA CHAVEZ
College Prep Steno

Safe Teens 3; Orc hestra 1, 2; Spanish 1, 2, 3,
4.

BEN CHEREK
lndu.strial Arts
Auto Mec hanics
Crack Squad 2; Non Commissioned Officers
. 1, 2; Rifle Team 2; ROTC 1,2.
DAVIO CHEROS

Wood
ROTC 1.

DONAID CHESHEK
College Prep

All City Festival 2, 3 , 4; Ambassadors 4; C ho-
ralairs 3; Freshman Choir 1; First Choir 3, 4;
Second Mixed 2; Boys Octet 3; Christmas
Program 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Homecoming Parade 1;
King and I 3; ROTC 1; Spring Concert 2, 3, 4 .

BEVERLY JEAN CHRISTENSEN
Business Steno

G.A.A. 2; Hi-Y 1; Library Service Leagtie 1;
Portias 3.

GARY CHRISTENSEN
Wood Shop

TIM CHULUNO
Voc ational Auto Mec hanics

Football 1.
JOSEPH PATRICK C ICH

Auto Mechanics
FRANK L. CICIULLA

College Prep
ROTC 3,4.

142

RIC HARD J C ISA R
Electric ity

French Clu b 1, 2.
BOB C IU RES
Ind ustrial Ans
ROTC 1.

/\LICE C LARK
Business Steno

Fre nc h C lub l ; G. A.A. I ; Red Peppers 1, 2 , 3.

SHARON ANN CLA RK
Business Steno

G .A.A. 1,2; Homecoming 2; Pe p Club 2 ,
Secretary.

KATHY MAE CLEMENS
General Business

Y-Tcens I ; Library Servic e League 2; Port:i as
2; Red Peppers 3.

THOMAS JOSEPH CLINES
Colle ge Prep

discouraged from proving himself

NANETTE LEE COL".NINO
Gene ra l Business

Second Girls C h oir 2; First Girls 3 , 4 ; Home -
coming 1; Red Peppers 1 , 2.

DENNIS COLE
Auto Mec hanics
Basketball 1 ; Wrest ling 1; " 0" Club 3; T rack

1,2, 3, 4.
SAMUEL J. CONIGLIO
C ollege Pre p

Football 1 , 2 , 3 ; Wrestling 1 , 2; Safe Teens 1 ,

2, 3.

SHARON A . CONN

Business Steno

Big Sister 4; Cheerleader 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Homecom -

ing 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Red Peppers 1, 2 , 3, 4; Spanish

1, 2. JAlli!ES J. CONNELLY

C,enera1 Business

Freshman Choir 1; Second W xed 2 , 3 i First

4; Draft ing 3, 4.
NANCEE LEA CONNOLLEY

Genera l Business

Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1 , 2 , 3, 4: G. A. A .

1; Queen of South High Invi tational 2; Home-

coming 1, 2 , 3,4; Miss Congenality 4 ; Red

Peppers 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Sp anish 1 ; Student Counc il

1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Corresponding Secretary 3 , 4i Inter-

city Student Counc il Re presentative 2; Sound

Off 3.

SHARON KAY COX
Business Steno

Homecoming Parade 3 1 4 ; Candidate 4: Portias
3, 4.

BARBARA (BOBBI ) CRAYNE
Gene ral Business
ED C RIGER
College Prep

Freshman Choir 1 ; Second Girls 2; First 3 , 4;
Football 1 .

LOETTE CROOK
C o l lege Prep

133n d 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; A ll City Festiva l 3 ; First Choir
1; Frenc h Club 2 , 3; Homecoming 2 , 3, •l.

CAROL CROSS
Business Steno
G. A. A. l ; Safe Teens 4 .
BARBARA ANN CURTIS
Colle ge Pe p

KEITH VAN C URTIS
Colle ge Pre p

Basketb all 1; Footba ll I , 2, 3, 4; H o mecomi n g
I ; ROTC I; Spanish 4.

KAY JUNE CVITAK

General
Sp anish 1 , 2.
CARL DABELSTEIN
College Prep
Ama teur Radio and Elccttonics l, 2i Secretary
2; C rack Squad 2, 3; Homecoming 1, 2 , 3; Math
Club 3 , 4; Non Commissioned Offic ers 2, 3;
ROTC 1,2, 3 ; Sc ienc e 4; Spanish 1 ,2,3 ,4 ,
President 4; Color Guard l ; Corporal 's Patrol
1, 2; Supply 2 , 3.

1n earning scholarships

ROBERT DALE
Electric ity

A mateur Radio and Electronics 1; Freshman
Choir 1, 2; Homecoming 1, 2 .

TiiECLA (TEC) DA UKINTIS
College Prep

G. A . A . 1; Homecoming Parade 1; Portias 1 ,
2; Spanish 1, 2, 3.

D A RLENE DAVIS
General

Second Girls Choir 3; First 4,

DENNY DAVIS
College Prep
Football 1, 2.
LINDA DAVIS

Gen e ral Business
Y-Teens 1; Library Service League 2; Portias 2,

LLOYD DEC KER
College Prep

BanJ 4; Homecoming 4 ; Orchestra 1 , 2, 3, 4.

JERRY DEGLER
Dra ft

Football 1.
DONETTE ELAINE DEMONT

College Prep
Sec ond Girls Choir 2; First Choir 3 , 4; G. A. A.
1, 2; Honor Roll 2 , 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Portias
4; Sound Off 3, 4 .

MARY DEWITT
Stenographic

Homecoming 4; Portia, 3,4,