1963

LEFT, Working on t he Tooter ore Jane

lichtos, Rabe.rte Pechous, Jim Foimon, Olivio
Horris, Zito Lokomos, and in front of them
Margie Sole, and Margaret Reisdorf!.

Tooter Above: Dr. F. A. Huggenberger is giving lost
minute instructions to Vick Nou jokoitis and Mike
Staff, Simsitch.

Giving the latest school news to South High
students is a tremendous task for our Tooter staff.

To the right are Marty Kiscoan, Denny Kirschen-
man, Adviser, Mrs. Lindo Jensen, Paulo Schmidt,
Wayne Gustafsen, Verna Rathgeber, Barbara Novot-
ny, and Jane Puffenbarger finishing up a few stories
for the paper.

BELOW, Dove Wiggins, Tony Novak, John lncontro, and Mike Simsitch ore preparing to
go to press.

BELOW, Wayne G ustofsen is check-
ing on a rticle with Mrs. Jensen.

The First Choir membe rs, above, ore, left to right, FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Mork Hetterich, Poul She ne fi e ld, Micheal No rman,
Jo Ellen Weiss, Judy Stillmock, Morio n Lindsay, Jo Ellen Hlavacek, Theodore Drefs, Raymond Mortzett, Larry Blond, Donald Cheshek,
Margaret Caito, Hiltrud Fonslou, Joanne Pechar, Marcia Clark, Kenneth Bohr, and Henry Wa lker; FOURTH ROW : Clarence Wilson,
Elaine Thorton, Charlene Gates, und J o Anne Sterba; SECOND Donald Corman, Jomes Bukesz, Howard Sh inkle, J esse Rodriguez,
ROW: Sondra Griffith, Catherine fuxo, Lindo King, Verna Rathge- Timothy Hammerly, John Austin, Veronzo Bowers, and Edward No-
ber, Leanne Westling, Kathleen Vo mpolo, Borboro Novotny, Sha- deon.
ron Carper, Lindo Andersen, Frances Winans, and Marlene Pet'tit;

First Choir,

Pictured below is Beth Murphy a nd J o Elle n
Hlavacek as they rehearse for the ir roles in THE
KING AND I.

South High School's First Choir is in rehearsal. Rarely do members
remark that they don't care for a particular number being rehearsed.
Like Nebraska weather, they know the songs will soon change be-
cause of the many performances for which they must prepare.

The 1962-63 First Choir agenda was no exceptio n to the rapid
race. Early in the fall the choir presented two assembly programs for
the students of George W. Norris Junior High School. A patriotic se-
quence for American Education Week. Open House followed. The
Christmas season brought five performances of the traditional vesper
MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD. Before the first semester closed, the
choir participated in the All-City Festival and appeared on the dedica-
tion program of the Ralph M. Marrs Junior High School.

A new and exciting activity of the year was the March produc-
tion of Rodge rs and Hammerste in's musical play THE KING AND I.
Other performances included Sound-Off, the spring concert MUSIC
FOR A MAY NIGHT, and Commencement.

The other members of First Choir are, from left to right, FIRST THIRD ROW: Jim Couch, Edward Flowe rs, Clinton Hansen, Rodney
ROW, Karlene Witzig, Donette Demont, Sharlene Stracke, Pat Lom- Kushinsky, Mark Otoupal, Voyage Franklin, John Orduna, James
bardo, Carolyn Brescia, Gaylene Cobb, Ella McGee, Barbara Boet- Hovorka, Frank Walters, and Leo Milobar; FOURTH ROW: Gerald
tcher, Beth Murphy, Sandra Anthony, ond Ann Gross; SECOND Lawve r, Richard Marode, Edward Crigger, Dan Mostek, Danny Re-
ROW: Leanna Carrick, Sandra Webb, Virginia Wedberg, Jerrie Jan- zac, John Hladek, David McMohill, David Pinkall, and Donald Gam-
icek, Andrea Fahey, Jane Lichtas, Barbara Spencer, Jacquelyn Wil- ble. Those members who are not pictured above are Robert Bruce,
liams, Sharon Stankiewicz, Cheryl Burnett, and Shirley Newcomer; Susan Elliot, Donna Scarlett, and Daryl Taylor.

At the right are the members of the Chora-

laires, from le ft to right, FIRST ROW: Sandy Grif-
fith, Linda King, Gerald Hetterich, Barbara Boet-
tcher, Ellen McGee, Howard Shinkle, Jo Ellen
Hlavacek, Daryl Taylor, Barbara Spencer, Edward
Nadean; SECOND ROW: Dave Pinkall, Dave Mc-
Mahill, Pat Lombardo, Robert Bruce; THIRD ROW:
Don Gamble, Mark Hetterich, Linda Andersen,
Frances W inans, Donald Cheshek, Verna Rathgeber,

Jacquelyn Williams; TOP ROW: Don Carmen, Barb
Novotny, and Paul Shenefield.

As shown below, it took many hands to put
on the production of THE KING AND I.

Above ore the members of First G irls' Choir, left to right, FIRST Horris, Carol Thomas; THIRD ROW: Luci nda Scantlin, He len Earnest,
ROW: Valerie Stecki, Ellen Miller, Georgia Tuccillo, Connie Blythe, J udith Rasmussen, Louro Williams, Lois Proctor, Eunice Hogue;
Dixie Rice, Rebecca Filte r, Janet Nowaczyk; SECOND ROW: Carol FOURTH ROW: Joan Free mon, Jon is Salsbury, Dorothy Keller, Rita
Sporven, Borbora Swanson, Mory Pavich, Janice McNurlin, O livio
Todd, Pamela Morton, and Donna Boumwort.

First Girls' Choir,

Preparing for the Christmas program and A ll-
City Festival occupied most of the rehearsal hours
during period one for these junior and senior g irls.
Several tried out and won roles in " THE KING AND
I." Another performance included a g ro up of num-
bers for the spring concert in May.

Pictured at the right is Mrs. Ellen Porker, accompanist for
the Vocal Music Deportment.

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The other members of First Girls' Choir ore, from l eft to right, Mory Cain, Dano Koy Hovey, Jeannette Vacek, Candy St. Cyr, Joyce
FIRST ROW, A lyce Horder, Sheryn Hector, Lillion Link, And rea Welch, Sliva; FOURTH ROW: Gloria Desler, Rita Ma rshall, Sandra Haken-
Nonette Co lonino, Don na Spahn; SECON D ROW: Susa n Kirkman, ho lz, Joyce Vavra, Sharon Rose, Erleen Lobbins, and Judy H untly.
Phyllis Marshall, Nancy Lowsan, Vivian N easlaney, Colleen M cGuire, Those not p ict ured a re : Thelma Callam, Virginia Gomez, Betty Klan-
Barbara Gruttemeyer, Dorothy Mosrek; THI RD ROW, Cheryl M odlin, ecky, and Carol Kousegoard.

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Pictured above are t he members o f the First Girls' Triple Trio . They are, from left to right, FIRST ROW:
Valerie Stecki, Janet N owaczyk, Cheryl Modlin, Joan Freeman; SECOND ROW: Olivia Harris, V ivian Neas-
loney, Donna Baumwart, Barbaro Swanson, and Susan Kirkman.

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The members of the Second Choir ore, left to right, FIRST ROW, cy Chrest, Sharon Stender, Joyce Baber, Mary Lou Hartman, Marcia
Merilyn Krotzer, Kothleen Potter, Lindo Klouschie, Potricia Roberts,
Judith Wolters, Jeri Schneider, Mory Lou Zorkowski, Aurora Cardo- Froslev, Sandra Gevo, Be,tty Faiman, Linda Dvorak; FOURTH ROW:
na, Sandro Boker, Carolyn Wieber; SECOND ROW: Candoce Wise, Joe Sosich, Michael Burgett, Michae l Shuput, Lyle Sliva, John C lark,
Georgie Velehrodsky, Fronces Orsi, Sheron Rosinski, Joyce Koutecky, Alon Mauk, Terrance Marlenee, Sidney Howard, Wayne Boldt, Paul
LaDona Whetstone, Mary Sue Dilley, Morcella Harris, Linda Ham, Martinez, FIFTH ROW: Frank Kompore, Charles Mann, Thomas Cech,
Lynn Beerbower; THIRD ROW: Karen Kroeger, Marilyn Mucha, Nan• Jesse Klingenberg, David Ludwig, Randal .Catlett, John Nelson, Gor-
don Hauptman, Wesley Moravec, and Michael Cartwright.

Second Choir,

Over 100 strong-on the road to becoming top choir students! Ability, interest, a nd
enthusiasm developed several fine performances through the year. Activities for this soph-
omore choir were appearances in the Christmas vespers, participation in the A ll-City Fes-

tival, and a group of numbers in the spring
concert M USIC FOR A MAY NIGHT. Indivi-
dually, many students were in the cast or
worked on committees for the production

THE KING AND I.

At the left, the members of the Girls' Sextet are,
from left to right, Pat Lombardo, Ella McGee, Barba-
ra Spencer, JoElle n Hlavacek, Linda Anderson, and
Barbara Novotny.

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Other members of Second Cho ir are, left to right, ROW ONE: Ballou, Betty Volenec, Shirley Sodomek, Mary Jo Oliver; ROW
Cindy Telfer, Judith Allbaugh, Carolyn Parsons, Nancy Baggs, FOUR: Larry Simms, Harold Hunter, Terry Stoysich Keith Kelley,
Linda Olsen, Willow Davis, Constance Relford, Mory Szczepanowki, Gilbert Mattox, Kenneth Peterson, Kenneth J ohnson, Patrick Hayes,
Marjorie Mclntryre, Frances Cisar; ROW TWO: Judith Bacon, Judy Larry Breze nski, Leroy Dillon; ROW FIVE; Richard Mruk, John
Mixon, Rosemarie Vacek, Maxine Vaca, Gloria Harder, Judith Chandler, Dale Griger, Virgi l Brewer, Daniel Moore, Steven McCray,
Potach, Phyllis Barajos, Sharen Schulte, Rita Isaacson, A lice Ger- Robert Casey, James Conne lly, Leland Marsh, and Charles Cum-
nandt; ROW THREE: Patricia Heikes, Barbara Alexander, Ma rgaret mings. Not pictured are Venita McClinton, Linda Meyers, Karen
Barrientos, Sharon Earnest, Sharon Riley, Alaire McClaran, Royann Mickolafsky, and Lynn Thomas.

At the left, Jo Ellen Weiss, a member of the make-up committee, is preparing
Elaine Thorton's Siamese coiffure for her role as a wife in THE KING AND I.

Below are the members of the Boys' Quartet. They are, left to right, David Mc-
Mahill, David Pinkall, Daryl Taylor, and Paul Shenefield.

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Above are members of the Second Girls' Choir. They a re from Wolter, Virg inia Szczepanowski, and Shirley Ryan; THIRD ROW:
left to right, FIRST ROW: Paulette Stefanski, Carlene Miller, Barbara Sharon Hayes, Sandra Glup, Deann a Ant ill, Sharon Franks,
Curtis, Sand ra Lee, Beverly Bradehorst, Mary Gutterman, Diana Cherie Reiff, Hollie Akin, Dione Kocondo, ond Nancy Johnson;
Hert, and Cheryl Thomas; SECOND ROW, Ba rbara Griffin, Clara FO URTH ROW: Marga ret Pistillo, Ang e lo Pctsko, Rito Golus, Rose-
Mahoney, Nadine Campsey, Ann Novotny, Ellen Ann Shiller, Ursula mary Orduno, Dorothy Flowers, Janice Hull, ond Kathy Taylor.

Second Girls' Choir,

Members of the
Girls' Sextet ore, fro m
left to rig ht, Sondra
Griffith, Frances Winans,
Verna Rathgeber, Barb-
ara Boettcher, Jacquelyn
Williams ond Linda King.

This is Dove McMakill, twice a president and once
o king-president of First Choir, president of the Sen-
ior Closs, ond King of Siam in the production THE KING
AND I. .

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The o t her members o f the Second G irls' Choir a re pictured a- Westling; THIRD ROW: Judith Britnell, C la udio Layne, Lorraine Selk,
bove. The y o r~ from le ft to right. FI RST ROW: Da rle ne Davis, Rob- Helen Nowaczyk, Kathryn Sudyka, Kathleen Schlueter, Sondra San-
erta M innick, G era ldine Kluka, Angeline Rod riquez, Pat ricia Skarnu- derson, and Marcie Blesh, FO URTH ROW: Marilyn Be cker, Eile e n Toll-
lis, Elo ine Dia ma ntis, Ca role Belitz, and Sharon Drak ulich; SECON D man, Marsha McKenzie, Annojeon Somulczyk, Lindo Kurtz, Nola Tru-
ROW: Kay Marion, Glo ria Ven uto, Mary Ann Be lfiore, Janice Mar- man, Donna Trip p, and Phyllis Stephens. Those members w ho a re
coe, Co re l Ande rson, Arle ne Vo macka, So rbe ra Byers, and Sondra not pictured are Sylvia Opocensky and Vickie W ieczorek.

Though the majority of class time for t hese sophomore girls is spent developing
habits of good choral singing, performances w ere still on important highlight of the year.
Numbers were presented in the Christmas program and the Spring concert.

Members of the Boys' Oc-
tet o re, from left to right, Don-
ald Carman, Mark Hetterich,
Donald Gamble, Robert Bruce,
Edwa rd Nodea n, Ge rald Law-
ver, Donald Cheshek, and How-
ward Shinkle.

Above ore the members of Freshmen Choir, left to right, FIRST Mikno, Nodine Eggers, Carol Shepard, John Gernondt, Robert Johan-
ROW, Sherrie White, Eugenio Bornosh, Paulo Vandenberg, Eileen sen; THIRD ROW: Elaine Hofer, Sheryl Pribyl, Rebecca Horejs, Son-
Mytkos, Colleen MacDonald, Mory Costillo, Lindo Brown, Lindo dra Eaton, Lindo Hobzo, Georgia Zolovich, Emily Holbo, Carol
Cosey, Morloeleno Sandoval, Gloria Williams, Candyce Griffith, Welch, Emma Kudrna, Penny Conover, Dennis Lockhordt, Steve Dem-
Sandro Stecki; SECOND ROW: Sondra Perrault, Mory Lou Feeney, kowskl, Robert Sopcich, and Tom Jensen.
Jeonnene Shover, Lynn Miller, Carol Klouscnie, Kim Porker, Barbaro

and Freshman Choir are among

Pictured below ore members of the chorus for the bo llet in THE
KING AND I. They ore, left to right, Maxine Vaca, Sharon Stender,

Sandro Griffin, Verna Rathgeber, Rita Isaacson, Virginia Wedberg,
Judy Stillmock, Joanne Sterba, Leanna Corrick, Donette De mont,
end Beth Murphy.

The other members of Freshmen Choir ore, from left to right, Cooley, Anno Morie Zovorko, Lindo Hlouko, Patricio Bergman, Car-
FIRST ROW, Margare t Kubat, Lindo Walls, Ann Ackerman, Mory olyn Cosentino; THIRD ROW: Robert Radii, David Aquilera, Larry
Greenlee, Bernice Anza lone, Rita Borrozo, Mory Goy, Lindo Leonard, Ludwig, Jomes Umshler, Julio Riha, Carol Brandt, Lorene Hoffschnei-
Beverly Bobic, Marilyn Wolters; SECOND ROW: Edward Novotny, der, Susan Aylward, Judy Kova r, and Gloria Filipowicz.
Terry Ruch, Mory Petrovich, Undo Culler, Eileen Stejskal, Donna

the various activities at South.

Those who ore not pictured above ore
shown ot the right. They ore from left to
right, FIRST ROW: Patricio Distefano, Hel-
en Gottlieb, Dione Fisher, Morsho Carlson,
Patricio Serefko; SECOND ROW: Stephen
Sparks, Ronald Hendricks, Robert Smith,
ond Charles Saxton.

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, , 1'1111.'I:

Getting along with fellow students, accepting
responsibility, and learning by doing are opportun-
ities delivered into the hands of every South student
who accepts membership in any of the school's
clubs.

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90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 I J Science

"' ····•· .·· ···· ·· ·· .··-·· -· ..Th Pa U NP Pu A.--:-: ~"" Bk Cf Es Fm Md No ~ Club,

tml \1JII UUJ (U)l IJU} (20l !2Ul !Ht) (UQ IZ>4J tlll1 (2!6) (W) !

Al lhe 1.,ft ore the Science
Club officers, le ft to right: Vice•
President David Hoger, Program
Chairma n Ro ger W iniecki, Presi-
d e nt Robe rt Girthofle r, Treasure r

Roy Yu, and Secreto ry Mo ry
Vickers.

Be low o re club membe rs Roy
Yu, Gloria Willia ms, Mo ry Vick-
ers, Donna Cooley, Jim Vickers,
Jo mes Le ighty, a nd Jo mes Horvat.

Be low is o sce ne toke n
at the Science Club Christ-
mas party.

Be low ore two of the Scie nce Club clowns who
appeared in tlie Ho mecoming parade .

At the left, le ft to right,
ore Richard Samson, Jomes
Vickers, Robe rt Girthoffer,
and David Hoger, listening
to on explanation of the
IBM computer used at Vet-
erans' Hospita I.

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Officers shown lefr ro right
are Sponsor Willia m McCalli$-
rer, Assisro nl Eng ineer Rich Carl-

son, Sponsor Fred Ferra ro, Ch ief
Eng ineer Sheron Srankiewcz,
Secretary-Trea sure r C huck Cat•
anio.

Picture d below is the Fu- Future
ture Engineers' display in t he Engineers
1962 Homecoming Para d e. of America,

p,_. Those students of South
High School interested in some
~ ,=.;: form of occupation connected
with the school's Drafting De-
~~•• portment make up the Future
Engineers of America Club.
Me mbers appearing fro m le ft With the helpful guidance
ta right are: Jock Fllipowski, Rich of two sponsors, members gain
Carlson, Larry Burghardt, Russell further know ledge of their par-
Clark, Mike Wainwright, Robert ticular interest. Making field trips
Ive rso n, Chuck Ca tania, Chuck to various businesses is one way
Pribyl, Ed Miller, Harold Samson, in which these students make
To m Pla mbeck, Jo hn Pintore, Je rry contact in the engineering world.
Garrison, Howard Schmidt, and The club's basic aim is to draw
Sharon Stankiewcz. together those students interest-
ed in engineering and help
guide them with o better under-
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Above ore the members of t he French Club, left to right, SEAT- nie Brown, Elaine Dia mo ntis, Bo nnie Turco, He ather She re r, Carol
ED: Sponsor Normon Zinn, President Russel Persons ,Treasurer Car- Matula, Susan Ryon, Sharon Earnest, Lorene Hoffsch ne ider; TH IRD
o ly n Parsons, Vice-President Lorry Headle y, and Sponsor Miss Son- ROW: Mike Mosele y, Steve Knowles, Bill Hami lton, Li ndo Jome s, Jo-
dra Barry; STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mory Kammerer, Jeanne Men- dy Keese , Colle en MacDona ld, Jackie Wi lliams, Skip Lawver, Sophie
shik, Leslie Davis, Dione Vacek, Wayne Boldt, Carol Hospodko, Jen- Jone Zager, Mory Smo ilys, Mory Pavich, and Ruth Johnson; FO URTH
ny Enners, Rose Ann Shukis, Phyllis Borojas, Carolyn Clanton, Janet ROW: Joe Sosich, Reinhard Lindner, Dove Ludwig, Harold Murphy,
Groce, Paulo Vandenberg, Ruth Nowoczyk, and Lee Castro; SEC- Wo lte r Stecki, Bob Schar p, Sharon Carper, Som Gosper, John Hla-
OND ROW: Cheryl Czaplewski, Lorraine Smith, Jonis McClintock, de k, Ed Drees, Gory Monrose , Richard Loft, Sophie Dolinski, G lendo
Betty Volenec, Nancy Chrest, Mory Sue Dilley, Linda Young, Con- Prochaska, Peggy Simoe ns, and Po t Heikes.

Le Cercle Franca is,

At the le ft o re Le Cer-
cle Francois officers, left to
right , Vice-President Lorry

Headley, Treasurer Carolyn
Parsons, President Russel
Parsons, and Secretory Lo r-

raine Zonski.

Allcz monger! Regardez lo gronde bouche de Clorkl

Representonts d es class-
es-Phyllis Barajos, Robert
Girthoffe r, Sharon Carper,
Mike Pavich ..

Lindo Jo mes pas rep-
resentee.

C'est merveilleux comme elle est hobilel

Voici vontre vie, Docteur Pasteur!

Co ne foit du mol qu' un
petit moment!

·-·-- --

.. Pictured at left ore members
of the Horizon Club. Seated left to
.' right ore Jeon Forsberg and Helen
Teply; standing: Co rrie Anderson,
Lindo Estabrook, Koren Peterson,
Ursula Wolter, Pam Rihanek, and
Joyce W iggens.

Not pictured o re Mory Kolo,
Betty Klonecky, Be tty Fa imon, Wil-
la J eon Nedeor, Sharon Botos, and
Jone Anderson.

Horizon Club, Officers making future plans ore Jo Ann Spencer, president; Alyce Harder,
treasurer; J one Cason, vice-president; and Koren Favors, secretory.
The Horizon Club is the Senior phase
of t he Camp Fire program.

Any girl in the ninth through the twelfth
is eligible to join.

This club is a service and socia l one.
The girls give service to their community,
school, and church.

Some of the activities the Horizon Club
participated in this year included the an-
nual popcorn ball sale during teachers' con-
vention; selling "Snuggles," and adopting
a needy family of seven.

The float "Football He roes" was the Horizon Club entry in the These ore o few of the stude nts who he lped the Horizon Club
13th Homecoming Parade. prepare the float. ·

German Club,

Members of the German Club, from left to right, are; FIRST Kracker, Lee Dena Petersen, Hollie Akin, Elaine Thornton, Robert
ROW: Carol Klauschie, secretary-treasurer; Joseph Peters, vice- Stevens; THIRD ROW: Mary Pschenica, Dan Grimshaw, Bill White,
Zita Lokamas, and Mrs. Patricia Lucas, sponsor.
president; Maryann Melesa, president; SECOND ROW: David

Press

Club,

Writing is like anything else
worth-while. It must be cultivated,
and through the Press Club this
cultivation of writing is accomplish-
ed.

Jane Puffenbarger, Denny Kirschenman, Paula
Schmidt, Randy Hampton, Mrs. Linda Jensen, an ad-
viser, and Wayne Gustafsen are seen glancing over
the minutes of the last meeting.

To the right ore the Press Club officers-Marty
Klscoan, treasurer; Barb Novotny, secretary; Roberta
Pechous, president; Verna Rathgeber, vice-president;
Miss Margaret McMartin, an adviser.

The members of the Future Formers of Americo pictured obove lett, Michael Bryon, Rex Weight, To ny Costanzo, Jim Smith, Lorry
ore, left to r ight-FIRST ROW: Howard Do y, Ad viser Jomes E. S im- W ilson; THIRD ROW: Bill Foust, Gory Homan, Gory Wi ll, J oh n Foust,
mons, Sentinel Tom Maass, Secretory Donny Josoll, President Theryl Gale Johnson, Bob Flokus, Do le Brown, Bob Schmidt, Jim Boker,
Dillon, Vice-President Donald Morti n, Treasurer Bill Barrett, Reporter Chuck Tolbitze r, Dick Failla, Ron Slum p, Steve Wages, Robert Proku-
Joe Nepodol, Wayne Elsasser; SECOND ROW: Gordon Hauptman, pek, Mike Josoll, Gerold Power, Harold Hudson. N ow s hown ore
Steve Sherrets, Neal Berger, Rich Thorpe, Keith Hio tt, Fronk Hosick, Joe Bockman, Richard Hook, G ene Coufal, Don Stetick, Gory Wh ite,
Roger Anderson, Loren Lux, Melvin Anderson, Leroy Dillon, Lorry Fol- Sid Schmidt, and Marvin Hawbaker.

Future Farmers of America,

The foundation upon w hich the Future Farmers o f Amer- Off icers of F. F. A. ore from left to right, Vice-President
ica organization is built includes leadership and character de- Don Mortin, President Theryl Dillo n, Se ntine l Tom Maass, Report-
velopment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scho lar- e r Joe Nepodo l, Secretory Don Josoff.
ship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship,
and patriotism.

Pictured below showing ribbons and trophies won at the Sta te Fair ore,
left ro right-Bob Flokus, Joe Bockman, Howard Doy, Theryl Dillon, Ted Car-
stens, Bob Schmidt, Rich Thorpe, Fronk Hosick, and Rich Failla .

At the right is Theryl
Dillon congratulating Rich
Thorpe for winning first
place at the District Land
Judging Contest.

Pictured above, le ft to right, ore-FIRST ROW: Joe Ne podol,
Joe Backmon, Jim Boke r; SECOND ROW: President of South O-
maha Bonk, Otto Newmon, Adviser Jo mes E. Simmons, Bob
Flokus, and Fronk Hosick, showing a ram purchased by the
South Omaha Bonk for the Chapter.

Pictured above is the F.F.A. float which won first place in
the Ho mecoming parade.

Above is Don Marlin showing two Yorkshire gilts al the Sarpy County Fair.

Al le ft is Theryl Dillon showing Grand Champion
Southdown yearling ewe and ram lamb.

Below is Rich Thorpe and Bo b Schmidt with the Agri-

cultural Chairman of the South Omaha Kiwanis Club

Fronk Johnson, showing two rams purchased for the Cho~
fer.

Pictured above is Loren Lux showing
his blue ribbon cross-bred rabbit.

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Portia,

Below is t he Portia sponsor, Miss Rosemary Rott-
man, shown promoting her favorite club.

Above are the presiding Portia officers conducting a business meeting. They ore
seated: Marilyn Pone, preside nt; standing: Sharlene Stracke, treasure r; Judy Bacon,
points chairman; Sharon Carper, secretory; Bea Carmona, vice-president; ond Patsy
Nielson, porl1amentarion.

Portie is o n all girls' o rganization. The a ctivities carried on are
suggested by the members of the club and include such things as pot-
lucks, teas, annual banquet, spring picnic, and b ake sales.

Pictured below are the members of the Portia Club seated: I
Sandy Brooks, Bonnie Andersen, Jacquie Cox, Becki Filter, Jan Wis-
Sandy Szczeck, Phyllis Stephens, Carol Lontz, Rita Todd, Sharon
mont, Leanna Corrick, and Lynette Jarmin; standing: Margaret Cai- Rosinski, Jane Puffe nbarger, Diane Prucha, Kathy Moore, Micky Pe l-
to, Dorothy Watters, Pam Babcock, Sophie Pelisiok, Pot Pietanze, islak, Zita Lokomas, Paula Uehling, and Morty Kiscoon.

The teachers' tea is a frequent activity on the
Portia Club schedule. Above, Pam and Sharlene a-
wait teachers.

Sharlene Stracke, Bea Carmona, and Pam Babcock serve Miss Margaret Gearing
at the Portia Christmas Teo.

Food, fun, and excitement prevailed at the Any girl con join Portia Club. The dues ore fifty cents o semester. Above,
potluck supper held at Springlake Pork. these girls o re paying their dues: Schoron Schmitt, Lorraine Selk, Kristine Dye,
Kathy Schueler, Sharon Hayes, Lindo Schue ler, Sandy Barno, Joyce Divin,
Sharon Rosinski, Ruth Holecek, and Lindo Prue.

The girls work for many hours on
their Homecoming float. Below is the work;
at left, the final result.

_.-...

Pictured above are members of the Debate Club, left to Melichar, Richard Marade, Mark Otoupal, Terry Baker, Rich
right, seated : Linda Glup, Carol Vanhessche, Craig Christiansen, Cerny; sta nding in back: Dennis Anderson, Bill Kvasnicka, Rich
Mellane Devall, Howard Shinkle, John Bogatz, Dieter Petz, Roger Kuncel, Hele n Teply, and Rich Loft. The speaker Is Joyce Thomp-
Winiecki (front row,, Dave McMahili, Vale rie Stecki, Co nnie son.

Debate Club,

At the right, looking
ove r the next d ebate,
are Dieter Petz, Spon-
sor William Pierson,
and Rich Burney.

Seated at the left is Dave McMahlll, the club president. Standing,
left to right, are Joyce Thompson, secretary; Bill Kvasnicka, librarian; Rich
Kunce l, vice-president; and Helen Teply, treasure r.

The Girls' Debate team is shown with the trophy they won at
t he Misso uri Volley De bate Tourney. From left to right ore Mellane
De vo ll, He le n Teply, Carol Vonhessche, and Joyce Thompson.

The topic for debaters this year was foreign trade. South's top debaters, Dove McMohill and Rich Kuncel, ore
Some of the tournaments they participated in were the shown above in a practice debate.
Boys' Missouri Va lley, Girls' Missouri Volley, Lincoln
Northeast, Fremont Inv itational, Yankton College, Hast- The debate squad also participated in four tele-
ings College, and State Tournament in Linco ln, N ebras- vision shows featuring a discussion panel. They also
ka. appeared in a radio show over KMEO this year.

The girl debaters stepped ahead of the boys this
year, by winning a mammoth trophy in taking second
place in the Missouri Valley Debate Tourney at North
High.

-- Pictured ot t he left ore John Bogotz Joyce Thompson, Lindo

Glup, and Rich Cerny looking over notes before a debate.

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Latin

SPONSORS
Mrs. Barbara Oldfie ld

Albe rt L. Brawn

Pu l c h e r rim il
At the le ft are those named the best cos•
fumes slaves and masters a t the banquet:
le ft ta right in the foreground, Servus Co-Spon-
sor Al B,awn, Dominus Charles Jensen, Dom-
ina Co nnie Me lichar, nnd Serva Sandi Po ppen.

Pugnatel
Dan Limpach and
Craig Christiansen are ke pt
honest by Coach Brown

Any student currently t a king Latin or having successfully completed Qne year of
this subject is e ligible for membe rship in the South High Latin Club.

Edete Vestros
Do m i n a sl

According to Roma n cus-
tom, Horry Doll feeds Ba r-
bara Ho rding; and Barbaro
Curtis, Mike Parizek, a nd Delor-
es Belman feed Mory Sidere-
w ic z.

Club,

OFFICERS
Co-consuls • Richard Kuncel, Joanne Pee•
hous; Treasurer . Beth Murphy; Secretory •
Kathleen Lindsay; Sergeant-at-Arms • C raig
Chr i stiansen.

Face Vinuml
Servo Rita Isaac.son is shown crush-
ing gropes for her mistress, Patricio Fidone.

Properotel
This was the begin-
ning of the Latin Banquet
Peanut Race.

The aim of this group is to become acquainted with the food, customs, and clothing
of Romans during the time of Augustus Caesar. Their activities include a Slave Sale and
banquet in February and a picnic in the spring.

Servi Hecotael
Magician Dennis Downs
and his a ssistant, Brenda
Bruce, ore pictured enter-
taining the assembled
"Romans."

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Members shown, left lo right, ore-FRONT ROW: Bonnie Kie- Emily Holbo, Carole Tomes, Lee Deno Peterson, LaVonne Skorko;
fer, J udy Goebel, Sa ndy Griffith, Linda Anderson, Robert Pechous, THIRD ROW: Jeon Hoyduska, Sandra Stecki, Pot Zoucha, Teresa
Birdie Noylon, Alyce Harder; SECOND ROW: Jolene Kaczmorek, Matulevicz, Shirley Homan, Beryl Brandon, and Jo hn Dugick.

Helen Earnest, Eunice Hogue, Michelle Scha efer, Sandro Westling,

Library Service League,

The Packer Library Service League was organized April l, 1935, and has been of
vital service to South High ever since,

Membership is open to any student who has the time to devote to Library work.
Students work at the circulation desk checking books out and in, collecting fines,
and wr iting overdue notices; they work a t the shelves returning books to their p roper
places and keeping the collection in order; they work in the office processing new, bin-
dery, an d discard books, mending books, handling the magazines, and a ssisting the
librarian in general; and they work at the attendance desk checking the ro ll and ab-
sence cards,
Five ma jor socia l events are held each year. This year a pizza party was held at
the home of one of the students. A traditiona l hike a nd p icnic is held each spring.
In addition to these activities, South was host to the Intercity Students Librarians'
Council at a fa ll tea. Representatives and sponsors of all five high schools were present.
Helen Oeschger, Omaha Public Schools Libra ry Supervisor, was a lso there. Rich Kuncel
reviewed the book For Fear Th ey Shall Perish. L.S.L. President Linda Anderson was ap-
pointed to the by-laws committee, and Michelle Schaefer was elected an officer in the
Intercity organization which is in charge of t he spring book fai r.

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At work above ore the sponsors a nd officers of library Servica Fuerst, Treasurer Sandy Griffith, President Lindo Ande rson, Secretary
League. Their names, from left to right, ore Sponsor Miss Mary Ann Roberto Pechous, and Sponsor Miss Carolee Disney.

The fifty members of South High's Library Service League hand led about 13,000
books, six hundred of which are reference works, and ninety-six different periodicals.

Below, Miss Disney performs just one of her many tasks os head librarian. With
her help South High's library hos become one of the finest in the city.
Library Service Leag ue me mbers ore shown or-
ganizing the books on the ir proper she lves.

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Above ore South's Future Nurses, left to right, FIRST ROW: rie Anderson, Helen Nowaczyk; FOURTH ROW: Chris Gernandt,
Linda Schueler, Angie Rodriguez, Beatriz Carmona, Rita Mata, Linda Susan Da ll, Barbara Byers, Marx J e linek, Kathy Schueler, Joyce Sey-
Prue, Linda Nary, Elaine Kelley; SECOND ROW, Eileen Tallman, kora, Alta Moss, Marsha McKenzie, and Jeannette Putney. Girls
Teresa Guzman, Elaine Thornton, Karen Gebert, JoEllen Hlavacek, not pictured are Judy Bacon, Jane Puffenbarger, Sharon Holtberg,
Gerrie Ramirez, Hollie Akin, Nancy Babcock, Karen Kushinsky; Shirley Sodomck, Thelma Callham, Sandi Brooks, Lois Hurd, Linda
THIRD ROW: Janice Podany, Pat Dooley, Jo Ann Pechous, Paula Nary, Pam Rihanek, Sophie Pelisiok, Michaeline Pelisiak, Pat Teft,
and Angie Emmie.
Freyer, Georgiana Ramirez, Linda Feuer, Nickkil Nau jokailis, Car-

Below is an aerial Above are the officers and the sponror o f the Future Nurses, left to right: Jaim- Below are pictured,
ie Toner, vice president; Kathleen Lindsay, president; Shirley Sodomek, program and left to right, Jane Puff-
view of the F.N.A. float points chairman; and Mrs. Sandra Laub, sponsor. enba rger, the secreta ry-
which all the girls help• treasurer of F. N. A.;
ed to make. FN A Sharon Stender, and Al-
ta Moss. These g irls par-
• • •, ticipated in the T.B. Bon-
gle Sole on December
2, 1962.

Pictured above are the Red Crass officers and
their sponsor. They are, left to right: Secretory Alto
Moss, Sponsor Mrs. Carol Limoges, President Paulo
Freyer, and Vice-President Dionna Krol.

High School
Red Cross,

Above ore, Judy Miller, Barbara Culton, Candy
Parsons, Nancy Boggs, and Nancy Chrest, preparing
for future Red Cross activities.

At left, making party favors for hospita Is ore
Red Cross members Nickkii Noujokoitis, Theresa Gau-
be, Geri Filipows~i. Jeanette Putney, and Virginia To-
ledo.

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Art
Club,

Art Club members, pic1ured above from left

to right, ore FI RST ROW: Teresa Guzman,
Michaeline Pelisiak, Sophie Pelisiak, Pat Kall-
mitzer, Susan Dall, Cheryl Czaplewski, and
Barb Wilson; SECOND ROW: Barbaro Shee•

hon, Kathy Sudyka, Kathi Vilek, Patricio Piel-
anze, Sandro Wood, Betty Mikulecky, and
Sha ra n Hamilton; THI RD ROW: Gennie Cvi-
likas, Jim Cross, Steve Sorick, Wolter Stecki,
J im Cleme ns, Walter Sword, Minoles Robins,
and Kathy Carlson.

Other members of the Art Club, pictured above left to rig ht, are: FI RST ROW: J ua-
nito Lapp, Jone Svonda, Helen Nowaczyk, Sandy Walker, Gea nie Cullinane, Connie
Cherek; SECOND ROW: Jerry Kehne, Carol Frank, Mory Ann Blaha, Sharon Carper, Janet
Beebe, Jody Keese; TH IRD ROW: Mike Rasmussen, Don Tossan, Rick G raser, Wayne Elsas-
ser, and Tom Plambeck.

\ Pictured be low, left ta right, ore seated; Birdie Neylon,
Charlene Hindman, Margaret Truman, Jahn Nelson; Stand-
--- ing: Harold Samson, Betty Moyers, a nd Rosa lie Pelisiak.

Mr. Fred Schoning, Sponsor, is being framed (and
painted tool) by Art Club officers, from left ta right: Rich
Carlson, treasurer; Keith Hiatt, vice-president; Barb Spencer,
secretary; and Linda James, president.

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Thespians is a notional honor
society for anyone who belongs to
a dramatics class or earns a re-
quired number of points through
participating in ploys or serving on
committees connected with any ploy
production.

Drama Cooch Richard Miller
is sponsor of the South High Thes-
pian chapter.

Thespians ca rry out the tradition of Beatniks i n the Homecoming Parade.

Thespians,

Team work is essential in the theater as shown
by the teom of Morty Kiscoon, John Kissel, and
Tony Mortinez, pictured al the left. Looking on ore

E Dongo Siciunos, Sandy Parsons, Bob Zielinski,
Harvey Whitney, Kathy Komosi ncki, Morie Zager,
Jackie Stricklett, Michelle Schaffer, Drama Cooch
Richard Miller, Ch uck Peck, a nd Jim Vomocho.

Tony Mortinez wonts to d ie laughing, a nd
fellow Thespians more than willing to oblige him
ore Bob Zielinski, Harvey Whitney, Kathy Kamas•
incki, Michelle Schaffer, Dongo Siciunos, Sandy
Parsons, Jackie Stricklett, Morie Zager, John Kis-
sel, Jim Vomacko, and Chuck Peck. These Thespi-
ans ore rehearsing a one-act ploy.

Club officers, from left to right, ore Jim Weck, vice-preside nt; Barbero Spencer, treasurer; David Mc-
Mahill, president; Sharen Fredericksen, secreta ry; and Dave Rak, parliamentarian.

Alpha Hi-Y,

Above are pict ured the Alpha Hi-Y members, left ta right, FIRST Crum, Russell Clark, Stan Maliszewski, Nancee Connelley, Sharen
ROW: Trudy Fanslau, Nancy Vande,Staep, Sue Petersen, Donna Baum- Fredericksen, Diane Drakulich, Barbara Spe ncer; FIFTH ROW:
wart,Jo Ellen Weiss, Shirley Newcomer; SECOND ROW, Judy Sti ll- George Thompson, Tim Hendicks, David Pinkall, Dave Rak, Dick Old-
mock, Veronica Janda, Rosemary Anglim, Sharon Risk; TH IRD ROW: f ield, Bab Stern, Sandy Parsons, Jesse Ariza, Jim W eak; SIXTH ROW:
Chuck Catania, Larry Burghardt, Ray Wade, Mike Wainwright, Tom Jerry Fuxa, Sponsor Al McNutt, Ed Miller, David McMahi ll, and Ran-
Mosley, Bill Yost, Gary Weak, Gary Krebs; FOURTH ROW: Denny dy Parsons.

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Popcorn, Peonuts ond Crockerjocks? Remember
time we hod selling condy to help the blind.
Power politics triumphs again. David McMohill was our Governor
of the Hi-Y Model Leg islature.

_ro
·,

Halloween Fun? Our cooks
party on Halloween
night was o big success. s p o il Long

Our Homecoming hours of hard work
Float for 1962. What
o time we hod trying to helped to develop our
keep our streamers to-
gether through the storm Homecoming exhibit.
the night before the par-
ade.

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Officers of the Delto Hi-Y ore .' ,, .. 'I
from left to riqht, Secretory Candy
Parsons, President Gordy Houpt• q I II I' I,
man, Vice-President Barbaro Culton, I( I I- ,, ltJ
T'reosurer Wes Moravec, and Chop•
loin Elaine Diomontis. \

Delta

Hi-Y,

Members of the Delto Hi-Y pictured below ore, left to right, Melonnee 0evoll, Arlene Vomocko, Bet h Murphy, Judy Furnas, Sha-
FIRST ROW: Elaine Diomontis. Joni Shroeder, Carol Belitz, Lee Ann ron lzokoitis, Virginio Dymek, Carol Brondt; THIRD ROW: Ken Pro•
Johnson, Dione DeGeorge, Lindo Young, Jonty Driggers, Lindo Ault, fit, John Driggers, Wes Moravec, Ed Diehm, Gory Thompson, Steve
Knowles, Roger Vanscoy, Charles Stundrzo, Bob De lo, Roy Noijok-
Lindo Frederickse n, Kathy rolk, Ceceilo Thacher, Sheri Kole, Sharon oitis, Dove Hagar, Bob Cosey, John Clark, and Gordy Hauptman.
Moreo rty; SECOND ROW, Barbaro Culton, Candy Parsons, Kathy
Schlueter, Joan Fulton, Marilyn Krotzer, Lindo Klouschie, Margie

Pictured obove ore the members of the Sigmo Phi Hi-Y, left tc bor, Louise Williams, Kim Parker, and Eileen Stejskal; FOURTH ROW:
ri g ht, FIRST ROW: Choploin Jerry Rilonyo, SecretQry Bonnie M eli- Steve Demkowski, Mike Collins, Jim U msh ler, and Ta m Renner;
cha r, Trea surer Kathy Ferg uson, V ice-President Ko ren Kushinsky; FIFTH ROW: Mike Siedlik, Lynn Miller, Candy Griffith, Mary Lau
SECOND ROW: Mitcf, Emery, Rolph Keeling, Som Ferroguti, Ken Feeney, Dione Weok, and Garnett Sarver; SIXTH ROW: Chuck Blake-
Shaw. and Terry Chalupa; THIRD ROW: Janet Popish, Nancie Yam- ly, and Rich W hit ney.

Sigma Phi Hi-Y,

The Hi-Y members sponsor the annual Hi-Y Coronation Ball and are
co-sponsors with th e Y-Teens during the Len ten Services held before
Easte r .

It is dedicated to creating, maintaining, and extending throughout
the community the high standa rds of Christian character. It was ot ganized
to create closer relationship among all teens and to improve their social
and private lives.

As members of the Natio na l YMCA, tlie loca l Hi-Y clubs share in all
the activities and faci lities offered by it.

This year wi ll be the first for the new teen center a t the YMCA. Mr.
Carl Nelson, who donated a te levision set, was among those who furn-
ished the room.

According t o sponsor A l McNutt, the Southites work with boys and
girls from all over the world to produce top citizens of tomorrow.

Ran Weak
Sigma Phi Hi-Y President

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Pictured above ore the members of Y- Ann Shille r, Laurella Shiller, Sharon Stender,
Teens. They ore, from left to right, FIRST ROW, Dorothy Watters, Barbaro Novo tny, Rita Mota;
Dorothy Kelly, Carol Cosentino, Sheryl Wood- TH IRD ROW, June Harkins, Sandro Wrestling,
head, Diano J ones, G e raldine Ramirez SEC- Jeanne Cholek, Barbaro Holubek, Diano He rt,
OND ROW, Lavonne Witzig, J oyce Ko utecky, G eorgiana Ramirez, ond Florentino Ramire z.

Y-Teens,

Y-Teens are members of the Y. M .
C. A. They belong to a world-wide fellow-
ship of women and g irls of every race,
creed, color, and occupation.

New friends, new opportunities, and
new exper_iences are the rewards of Y-
Teen membership.

Pictured above are
the officers and cab ine t
members. They o re, Pres-
ident Karlene W itzig,
Vice - President Lillian
Link, Secretary Barb Boet-
tcher, Treasu rer Nancy
Risner, Lea nn Westling,
Lois Hurd, and Gloria
Thompson. Not pictured
above is Joann Trovato,
Sandra Webb, and An-
drea Welch. The club
sponsors are Mrs. Jone
Bean and Assistant Spon-
sor Miss Solly FEfflows.

Dressing dolls for children is an annual activity of Y-Teens. Pictured above, from left to right, is Mr.
George Leitner, Miss Esther Dillman, Dorothy Kelly, Barb Holubek, Dorothy Watters, Loretta Shiller, J une
Harkins, Sharon Stender, Sandy Westling, Barb Novotny, and Mrs. Bar baro Oldfield a s they examine the
dolls prepared this year.

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Bi ll Hemph ill, Sigmund Wolodkev. itsch, and Don Stevens
ore shown studying a chess maneuver.

Chess Club,

G irls o lso show on interest in chess. Pictured above ore Pot The Chess Club is made up of seventeen members.
Socha a nd Koren Pe terson. It determines the chess champions of the school by an
elimination tourname nt. The aim of this club is to en-
courage participation in a game of chess which may be
played throughout all the years of one's life.

Above, in the left row, front to bock, o re Sponsor Gory Cold- ve ns, George Fisher, Reba Larabee, a nd Edwa rd Nodeon. Stond-
we ll, KOSS Tuccillo, Sigmund Wolodkewitsch, Pot Socha, Roger W in-
iecki, Beatriz Carmona, and Donald Torsikes. In the r ight hond row ing is Sponsor E. A. Lindberg. At the sepo. ate toble on the right
a t the rr.o in ta ble ore Kore n Peterson, Richard Burney, Robert Ste-
ore Vice-President Bill Hemphill, President Don Stevens, and Secre-

tory-Treosurer Charles Woods. 83

Future Teachers of America members pictured above, Sue Dilley, Aurora Cardono, Nancy Henson, Anita Trotter, Koren
from left to right, are, FIRST ROW, Morion Lindsay, Marcia Fouors, and Astride Magone; FOURTH ROW: Carol lee, Joy Mitch-
Brodil, Harold Putney, Judy Goebel, and Carol Bo lton; SECOND ell, Betty Volenec, Mory Becic, Violeta Bekeris, Mory Ann Belfiore,
ROW: Barbaro Culton, Candy Parsons, Paulo Uehling, Susan and Kathleen Ruma.
Young, Sharon Nekudo, and Georgia Young; THIRD ROW: Mory

F. T. A.,

Future Teachers know how to be good students
now. These club members ore on the honor roll,
seated from left to right, Roberto Pechous, vice-pres-
ident; Carol Engstrom, president; and Ne llie Sudo-
vicius. Standing, from le ft to right, ore: Mory Sue
Dilley; Lindo Fredericksen; Sharon Stankiewicz, treasurer;
Judy Goebel; Lindo Jomes, points chairman; and Mory
Ann Belfiore.

The officers of F.T.A., shown at right, ore, seated: Carol
Engstrom, president; standing, from left to right, Sharon Stan-
kiewicz, treasurer; Roberto Pechous, vice-president; Nellie
Sudovicius, Secretory; Bonnie Hiroboyoshi, historian; and Lindo
Jomes, points chairman.

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Lo close de esponol de l cuarto one: Primera file
de izquierda: Tony Martinez, Byron Boker, Jesse
Ariza, Dennis Schmidt, Jahn Orduno, Douglas Patter-
son.
Segundo fi le; Linda Dountos, Betty Milkulecky, Ann
G ross, Georgiana Ramirez, Claudia Lorson, Jo Ellen
Weiss, Nancy Risner.
Tercero filo: Geri Filipowski, Carrie Anderson, Karen
Favors, Karlene Witzig, Carol Furnas, Beatriz Carmo-
na, Lo Venne Witzig .

Donze esponala: (Centro) Scott Knudsen; (izquierdo) Marcia Brodi!,
Susan Vonnestc, Christina Chavez, (derechal G eorgiana Ramire z, Sandro
Sanderson, Alejandro Hernandez.

Funcionorios de Los Sombreros Altos. Frente, Geri Filipowski, reporter;
Karle ne Witzig, p residento; Ann Gross, secretorio. Det ros, Barbaro Novotny
tesorero; Bill Yost, vice-prcsidente.

Baile (Fode Blonquito): Izquierdo cl derecho, Samuel Coniglio,
Sharon Nek udo; David Hoger, Geraldine Filipowski; Robert Calderon, Lo
Vonne Witzig.

Lo close de espanol del tercer ono: Frente. de
izquierdo, Robe rt Schwer, Carl Dabelstein, Dale
Porker, John Peters, Bill Yost, Gary Jordan, Jomes
Blazek. Detras, d e izquierda, Virginia Barrientos, The-
da Daukintis, No ncy Mixon, Patricio Socha, Therese
Sova , Joyce Seykora, Pamela Pdto, Reba lorobee.
Cindy Will, Jane Puffenberger, Barbara Novotny,
Audroc.e Mazonas; Noelle Hortman, \no represent-
odo).

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Pictured above ere South High's Red Peppers, left to right, Koren Gebe rt, Helen Browne, Jonie Shurochcrich, Beve rly Sitorski,
FIRST ROW: Barbare Swenson, Pct Souchc, Treasurer Merlene Mo l- Kathy Schuele r, Darleen Vejvodc, Charlene Heydorn, Barb Seme n,
cyk, President Roberto Pechous, Vice-President Kathy Lindsay, Secre- Mory Lou Feene y, Linde Akeyson; FIFTH ROW: Sheron Craig, She-
tary Kathy Tynski, Junior-Senior Manager Bonnie Hirobcycshi, Tooter ron Bernhardt, Sheron Nickolson, Colleen MacDona ld, Penny Con-
Reporter Gail Crewdson, Kim Parker; SECOND ROW: Sendra Mi' ove r, Deena Smith, Lorene Hoffsneider, Carolyn Clanton, Sandy Eat-
holy, Nadine Ccmpsey, Pct Roberts, Denno Antill, Kathy Ginter, on, Lindo Hlavka, Judy Lynch, Lindo Young, Be tty Volenec; SIXTH
Freshmen-Sophomore Manager Shirley Rye n, Alice Clark, Imogene ROW: Sonne Cooley, Lynn Miller, Pct Fokcto, Rud een Me ister, Mory
Flyr, Cecilia Babic, Rosemary Berka, Bev Hammond, Phyllis Barajas, Linstrom, Lindo Armstrong, Vicki Thomsen, Bev Babic, Barb Mahon-
ey, Linde Klcuschie, Joella Shomblen, Joyce Baber; SEVENTH ROW:
Joanne Pechous; THIRD ROW: Petty Bivens, Sendra Glup, Shirley Emme Kundro, Glendo Cage, Sandy Miller, Paulo Boumwort, Eileen
Kudrna, Pct Tangerman, Sheri Lewis, Sheron Franks, Mery Vickers, Styschel, Joan Fulton, Merrily Schmidt, Kathy Sch lueter, J udy Kova l,
Melody Kehn, Carole Long, Mery Hunter, Kathy Heydorn, Ernestine Patti Teaser, Sharon Holle nback, and Lindo Rozmus.
Lewis, Sandra Beke r; FOURTH ROW, Roberta Minnick, Naomi Covey,

South High Pep Clubs,

The members of the Boys' Pep C lub pictured below are le ft to r ight, FIRST ROW: Gene Thompson, Ed Na-
deen, John Rowin, Sandy Persons, Ron Hicks, David Heger; SECOND ROW: Sponsor Fred Ferrero, J ohn
Simmons, Richard Burney, Don Grimshaw, James Hrlstokos, Jim Spencer, Bob Sandoval; TH IRD ROW: Tony
Martinez, James Vickers, Robert Klonecky, Lo rry Ludwig, Harvey Sicnton, Colin Zimmerle, and Tom Cul-
linane.

M embers o f the ·•o" Club, from left to right, ore-F IRST ROW: Clerk. Roy Wodc, Ronnie Bernth, Lonnie Bernth, M ike Wain-

Morfin Briscoe, Lewis Secore. Jim Vincent, Jerry Fuxo, Mike Thomp- wright, Lorry Burghardt; FOURTH ROW: Don Loftus, Gory Fur-

son, Fronk Povond ro , Dove Rok. Dick Oldfield, Dole Porker; SEC- nace, Ken Kennedy, Gory 1Neok, Ron Dixon, Dennis Loftus, Tom

OND ROW: Stewe rt Bishop, J im Guli zio, Jim Weck, Sten Maliszew- Ruffino, Poul Mortinez, FIFTH ROW: Terry McClellen, Ken Vin-

ski, Tim Hindricks, Jerry Ghor, Woyne Bolt, Tom Bell, Cooch M erle cent, Dennis Crum, Bob Stern, Jerry Thompson, and Bill Greguros.

Applebee; THIRD ROW: Denny Kirschenman, Chuck Cotonio, Russ

and ~o' Club provide knowledge

and fun.

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Good sportsmanship and effective leadership, as well as
mental and physical fitness, are within a hand's reach of every
South student through the school's strong sports' program.

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G.A.A. elected officers, from left to right, are: Awards G .A.A. office rs, from le ft to righ t, are : Preside nt Carol Sporcic, Vice Presi-

Chairman He len Te ply, Tooter Reporter Bonnie Hirabaya sh i, de nt Karol Vanhessche, Treasurer Sharen Fre dericksen, and Secretary Jean-

Party Chairman Sandy Duda. ne tte Vace k.

G. A. A. develops a spirit

Southites in the Girls' Athletic Associat ion parti cipate in ma ny d if-
ferent sports after school such as volleyba ll, basketbal l, softbal l, ten-
nis, and bowling.

Pictured a t t he le ft are the G .A.A.
sponsors, from left to right: Mrs. Jane l
Carson, M,ss J eannine Eh lers, and Mrs.
Irene Cowles, who gave up their t ime a f-
ter school to he lp g irls acq uire new s ports
skills.

Pict ured obove ore the G.A.A . generol members, from left to Honno, Glor ia Burck, Ann Lubischer, Doreen Moritz, Connie Relford,
right, FI RST ROW, Potricia Socho . June Horki ns, Morgoret Kudlocz, Rosi Shonahon, Joni Schroeder, Inky Warinski, Pot Murcek, Kim
I rene Wolfe, Nancy Stevens, Gloria Venuto. Rosemarie Vocek, Jton- Po, ker, JoAnne Pechaus, Judy Wolters, Lee Dena Petersen, Borboro
nette Put ney, Jone! G roce:, Jeon Korwick, Sophie Dolinski; SECON D Godbey; FOURTH ROW, Phyllis Gillespie, Rita lsoacsan, Nickkii Nau-
ROW, Carole Belitz, Connie Blythe, Mory Costillo. Lindo Dvorok, jokuitis, Alta Moss, Judith Rosenbaugh, Roberto Pechous, Sho ron
Ly ndo Esrobrook, Pot Fidone, Jeo n Forsberg, Poula Freyer, Joon Nichol so n, Bonnie Mclicho r. Ka thy Ferguson, Koren Kush insky, Noncy
Fulto n, Solly Ganem, G!endo Gibson, Pot Heoley, THIRD ROW, Zolovich, ond Susan Young.
Kathy Gillogly, Lindo You ng. Pot Smith, Mory Gutterman, Cynthie

of fair play wholesome

Pictured ot left ore
Shoren Fredericksen and
Corel Sporcic, who hove
received their fou rth o-
word. In order to achieve
t his honor, Shoren, treas-
urer of the club; end
Carol, president; had to
work 490 hours in extra
after-school activities.

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Pictured above is Pot Socha demonstrati ng how to Sandy, where did you get that swift serve?

hit a birdie in badminton.

recreationa I activities for girls.

Below ore pictures token of girls in G.A.A. on t he over-night comp out at Comp Brewster a nd the
G.A.A. float w hich won fourth place in the Homecoming parade competition.

Girls in G.A.A. seem to enjoy Candy W ise's own
tic version of songs.

Watch out! He re ii comes!

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Barba ra Spencer

Captain Sharen Fredericksen Lorra ine Zanski

Varsity Cheerleaders,

While cheering for football games this year, the South High Varsity Cheer-

leaders experienced all kinds of weather-baking hot, freezing cold, and soaking
wet.

"They did a fine job boosting school spirit at pep rallies and basketball
games," stated Miss Sandro Krajicek, sponsor of the cheerleaders and the pep
club.

The "new look" of the varsity squad resulted from adoption of red pleated
skirts with white insets.

Charlene Gates Sue Peterson Linda Burghardt
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