1999

Getting ready to tee o lT on 1hc third hole is senior
Kristin Koopman. Kristi n said that she loves to golf
for South. (Photo courtc:sy of Jenny Pa11cn)

Golf, Tennis

, I Teams show spirit

I I1,,, ~-T--hi-s-ye-ar-'s-G-ir-ls-' G-0-lf-. -f-un-~-g-et-~-~•- - - ~
team did exceptio nally we ll. T he Boys' Tennis team had

T heir coach. Mr. Joe to stugg le a bit this year, but

Neuberger. social studies teacher, ended up "hav ing the ti me of their

said. ·' I saw a g reat deal of im- li ves," according to senior Eric

prove me nt in the g irls' play Yana.

throughout the season." The ir coach, Mr. Kirk

M r. Ne ube rger was in his McLaughlin, physical education

first year of coac hing the team teacher, said, 'T m proud of the

following Mrs. Charlottle Belitz, boys. They gave it all they had."

who coached last year. Mr. Mc La ug hlin follows Mr.

Se nio r Je nn y Patte n sa id. Ge rry Kowal as coach.

"We had a toug h year, but every- Se nior John Lopez said,

body put in a great dea l of effort. "Tennis requires a lo t of running,

O ur team has always had a lot o f but is great fun !"

Girls' Golf
Coach : Joe Neuberger

SHS Bellevue West OPP.
Burke
248 Marian 200
208
_5 1 O maha North 167
B e nso n 208
33 178
25 1 Bellevue East 258
227 224
254 Ce n t r al 202
23 1 Northwest 217
274 2 13
Bryan

Placed seventh in Lincoln Northeast
Tournament and at the District Tour-
name n t

Season Record: 1-8

Golf team : Kristin Koopman . Michelle Bo nacc i. Jenny Palle n. N icole Walden, and Sarah Williams. Here . Senior Jenny Patten enjoys the fact 1ha1
the team mem bers e nj oy an e nd-o f-the-year pizza party. (Pho to courtesy o f Jenny Pa11en ) she j ust fin ished a good round. The team
plays i1s home meets a1 Spring Lake Park.
(Photo courtesy o f Jenny Pa11en)

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Seniors John Engesser, Tom "Swim,ning can be a real pain
Dickey. Kristen Koopman. and with early morning practices
Doug Kalkowski take a break and endless workouts, but the
during pnictice for a picture. people make it worthwhile. "
These four are the captains of
the 1998-'99 Swim Team.
(Photo by Danielle Bojanski)

-Danielle Bojanski, 11

Coach Charlotte Belitz, who assists Mr.
Stan Flowerday, instructs the team. Mrs.
Belitz is responsible for keeping the swim-
mers' times. (Photo by Danielle Bojanski)
Senior Tom Dickey attempts a be lly flop
for the Jingle Bell relays. The re lays arc
an annual ho liday tradition for the Swim
Team. (Photo by Lacy Stodola)

98/ swimming

Senior Kristen Koopma n works on her freestyle during a
morning practice. Kristen swims both the freestyle and the
backstoke during meets. (Photo by Danielle Boj:mski)

Swimming

I Give 100 percent

Ti1eSwim Team of 1998- week.
Senior Doug Ka lkowski
.99 showed some differences.
O ne of the main changes was the qualified fo r the State meet in the
fact that the team had a new coach: 50 year freestyle.
M r. S tan Flowerday, who re-
placed Mr. Tim McCaw. "This is the first Stale
qualifier for South since 1994."
Coach Flowerday brought Coach Belitz said.
many new ideas to the team. He
was ass isted by Mrs. C harlotte Five o ther seniors joined
Belitz. who has worked with Kalkowski in heading up this
South's swimmers fo r a number year's team: John Engesser, Tom
of year s. Dickey, John Lopez, Kristen
Koopman. and Holly Jones.
The swimmers practiced ev-
The team was very ded icated
ery Friday at 6 a.m., as well as and hardworking, always giving
I 00 percent.
after school during the rest of the

1• - ., Swimming
Coaches: Stan Flowerday
Varsity Swim team: bac k row, Jonathan Baney. Tom Dickey. Peter Purchase; front row. John Engesser.
Amy Janssen. Kristen Koopman. Andrea Locke11, Danielle Bojanski, Lacy Stodola. Tiffany Uhland. Beth Charlotte Belitz
Arnold, Nicole Brown. Cecilia G reer, Doug Kalkowski Not pictured: Andrea Ho tchkiss. Holly Jones. SHS OPP
Aleta Vice, Ashley Hoffme iste r. John Lo pez. Jessica Bates (Photo courtesy of Lacy Stodola)
Girls

16 North

23 Burke ~9

55 Roncalli 22

40 Bellevue West 52

12 Marian 80

Season Record (At press time):
1-4

Boys

14 Norili 74

28 Bur - 103

34 Roncalli/Brownell 34

14 Bellevue West 71

19 Creigbtol) Prep 65

Season Record (At press time):
0-4-1

Senior John Engesser cheers on a team-
mate. This is John ·s third year o n the team.
(Photo by Danielle Boj ansk i)

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Senior Dariclle Gresham tries "It's our team's strong work
lo score a layup for the Pack- ethic that keeps us going. "

ers. Darrielle helps the team -Nick Gardner, 12
with his talents inside the paint.
(Photo by Rachel Moyers)

Junior Clydcll White gets the ba ll
downcourl lO help sel up a play for the
Packer offense. (Photo by Rachel Moyers)
The boys' Varsity players do their pre-
game ri tual. They do this to help each
other prepare to play. (Photo by Rachel
Moyers)

100/ varsity boys' basketb all

Looking for the ins ide pass is senior Nick Gardner. This is
Nick's second year on the Varsity team. (Photo by Rachel
Moyers)

Varsity Boys' Basketball

I Hours in the gym I

TheVarsity Boys' Basket- previous season.
Senior Shane Kielion said
ball team gives new meaning to
the phrase ''hard work.'' that the improvement was due in
large part to '·strong leadershi p
These players spent countless from the seniors.'·
hours in the gym every week to
perfect their offense and keep the ir One of the goals the team set
de fense playing to ugh. for themselves at the beginning of
the season was to have a winning
..It's our team's strong work season and that is what drove
ethic that keeps us goi ng,'' said the m.
senior Nick Gardner.
The team went out every
The team's new head coach. week and worked hard to be suc-
Mr. Dan Archie, also pushed the c e s s ful.
players to keep worki ng towards
im porvement. At press time, the With their positive atti tude,
team had a belier record than the the rest just fell into place.

Varsity Boys' B asketball
Coach: Dan Archie

SHS Bryan OPP.
Columbus
52 72
63 Burke
57 Millard West 67
C reighton Prep
59 58
56 Central 79
51 Northwest 76

74 Central 75
Millard North 63
64 61
Nonh
67 58
80
54

Season Record (at press time):
3-7

Vars ity Boys' Basketball team: bac k row, Gayle Carey, Donc ll De leo n-Thompson. Jeff Clark, Darielle The team takes a timeout with Coach
G resham, Tracy Johnson; front row, Coach Dan Archie, Darne ll Star, C lyd ell W hite, Shane Kiclion. Dan Archie. This is Coach Archie's fi rst
Steve Naujokaitis. Nick Gardner (PholO by Rachel Moyers) year with the Packers. (PholO by Rachel
M o ye rs )

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Sophomore Porscha Thomas "We've come a long way since
makes a lay-up on a fast break. the beginning ofthe season
Porscha is one of the fastest and we will definitely be better
players on the team. (Photo by as the year ends. "
Megan Kudym)
-Jessi Riddle, 12

Senior Katie Dibelka is cheered on by her
teammates. Team cameraderie and spirit
get the Lady Packers pumped up for the ir
games. (Photo by Megan Kudym)
Fighting for a loose ball is sophomo re
Lydia Zaragosa. Lydia is the point g uard
for the team this year. (Photo by Megan
Kudym)

I02/ varsity g irls' basketball

Senior J essi Riddle waits for the ball to come down. Jessi
is the leading scorer for the Lady Packers this year. (Photo
by Rachel Moyers)

Varsity Girls' Basketball

I Never give up

Thisyear. the Lady Pack- Captains Jennifer Geronimo.
Dibelka, and Riddle tried to en-
ers· mollo was to play hard and courage their team to continue
never give up. fighting throughout the season.

In his first year coaching the Even up against stiff compe-
team. Mr. Ricky Ruffin, who tition from such teams as Millard
came from Benson, instilled in South, Papi llion, and Westside,
the team the desire to have a suc- the Lady Packers went into every
cessful season. contest with the mind set that ev-
ery team is beatable!
At press time. the team was
off to a 2- 10 start with wins Although the record might
against Central and Northwest. not say as much, the Lady Pack-
ers never gave up, played with
First year player Jessi Riddle, courage and determination, and
a senior, led the team in scoring gave it their all.
and was tied with fe llow senior
Katie Dibelka in rebounding.

Varsity Girls' Basketball
Coach: Ricky Ruffin

SHS Bryan OPP.
Burke
32 Duchesne 56
25 MiJlard West 40
33 Millard South 61
19 Bellevue East 50
22 Northwest 67
30 Ccntnil 80
Millard North(OT) 32
37 Omaha North 47
55 Bellevue East 36
33 Bensoa 73
41
28 45
32
34

Season Record (at press time):
2-10

Varsity Girls' Basketball team: back row. Stephanie Dibclka, Coach Rid.-y RuJ'fin. Jennifer Geronimo. Sophomore Liz Peterson fights her way
Jessi R iddle. Katie Dibelka. Kelli Vomacka; front row, Porscha Thomas. Jamie Rytych, Li z Peterson. and into position to rebound the ball. This is
Lydia Zaragosa (Photo by Megan Kudym) Liz· first yearon the Varsity squad. (Photo
by Rachel Moyers)

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Sophomore Jaye Lewis shool~ "With our new coach we've
for 1wo agains1a defender from worked a lot harder to prepare
NorthwesL Jaye has had a won- for this season and next sea-
derful time playing under their
new coach 1hisyear. Mr. Scou "
English. (Photo by Jennifer
Jackson)

-Gary Rachwalik, 10

Girls' JV Basketball
Coach: Lori Negrete-Bobier

SHS Bryan OPP.
Burke
36 Duches ne 34
Millard West
33 B e lle vue 41
21 Pla11eview
Conesloga 44
18 Nor1hwes1
30 Central 42
30 Millard Norlh
56 Omaha Nonh 80
Belle vue East
28 33""

39 46
29 30
36
29 51

38
55
37

Season Record (At press time):
2-10

Sophomore Gary Rachwalik a11empts a
three point j ump s hot. Rachwalik also
s uits up for the Varsity games. (Pho10 by
Jessica Pauerson)

Looking for someone to receive his pass
is junior John Sims. Sims is the leading
scorer on the JV team. (Photo by Jessica
Patterson)

I04/ junior varsity bas ketball

Junior Jay Lewis s hows ofT his dribbling skills while driv-
ing to 1hc baskc1. His movcmcnl should lake him 10 the
basket for two . ( Pho10 by Jessica Paucrso n)

Junior Varsity Basketball

!Prepping for VarsityI

Hirdwork and determina- le v e l. "
Both teams had new coaches
tio n were the characteristics of
both Junior Varsity basketball this year. The Lady Packers were
teams this year. coached by Lori Negrete-Bobier
while the boys' team was coached
Both teams he ld daily prac- by Scott Eng lish.
tices and some weekend practices,
but the players agreed that while With the new coaching came
work ing hard. they had fun pre- a new attitude and renewed team
paring fo r their season. spirit.

Many of the JV players also This year both teams focused
gained Varsity experience. on fundamentals and game strat-
Sophomore Lydia Zaragosa said, egies to improve team uni ty. Also.
'•With many of the JV players g iving players Varsity experience
gaining Varsity experience, it will he lped to prepare them fo r next
he lp when we all reach Varsity year's season.

Boys' JV Basketball
Coach: Scott English

SHS Bryan OPP.
Columbus
65 Millard West 46
54 57
Burke 57
61 Central
Be nson 77
61
Gross 59
57 Northwesl
74 53
63
69 61

63

Season Record (Al press time):
5-3

Junior Varsity Girls ' Basketball team: back row. Slcphanie Dibelka. Porscha Thomas. Svetina So111111cr. .Junio r John Sims uses his cxcellc n1
Kelli Vomacka: front row. Lydia Zaragosa . Liz Pelerson. Ja111ic Rytych. Shauna Riggs ( Pho10 by jcssica shooting skills 10 sink a 1hrec-po in1 jump
Pallerson) sho1. This is S ims · firs! year at Sou1h.
(Pho10 by Jessica Pa11erson)

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Freshman Damien Clark "I ...will apply what I learned
moves up 10 pass 1he ball 10 a this year to next year."
teammate hoping 10 sci up a
score against Millard West. -Daniien Clark, 9
(Photo by Lucri1ia Sayles)

Freshman Girls' Basketball
Coach: Ernie Fos ter

SHS Burke OPP.
Central
28 Be llevue West 37
9
23 46
55

Season Record (At press lime):
2-1 -

Reserve Boys ' Bas ketba ll
Coach: Dave Juarez

SHS PapiII ion/LaVista OPP.
Bellevue West
48 Millard West 40
Burke 66
77
51 58

79 64

Season Record (A l press rime):
2-2

Freshman A. J. Baker tries 10 move into

p osition to make a shot for 1he Packers.
(Pholo by Lucrilia Sayles)

I06/ underclassman basketball

Going up for n layup during p ractice is sopho mo re Cortes
C lark. This is Cortes· second year suiting up for 1hc Pack-
er.;. (Pho10 by Jennifer Jackson)

Underclassman Basketball

Fundamentals key

Theunderclassman bas- ery contest.
''This is my first year play-
ketball players worked every day
after school 10 improve their fun- ing for South. but it won' t be my
damentals. including offense, last.
defense. and learning 10 react as
a team so they would be ready 10 "Even though we had a tough
move up next year. season, I learned a lot and will
apply what I learned 10 next year,''
Coaching the freshman said freshman Damien Clark.
girls this year was Mr. Ernie Fos-
ter. while Mr. Jeff Poller coached Working throughout the
the freshman boys and Mr. Dave season to perfect the ir ski ll s
brought improvement to each of
Juarez coached the reser ve team.
All three squads worke d hard the three squads.
At press time. b o th the re-
a ll season and deserved recogn i-
tio n for b e ing compe titive in ev- ser ves a nd the freshma n g irls'
team s had w inning record s .

Freshman Boys' Basketball

Coach: Jeff Potter

SHS OPP.

35 Burke 51

53 Central 76

62 Bellevue West 72

42 Creighton Prep 76

48 Roncalli 45

32 Bur"ke 66

55 Millard North 68

37 Northwesl 73

45 R o n c all i 43

40 Bryan 68

27 Millard West 84

52 Millard South 66

73 Omaha North 53

36 Benson 82

Season Record (Al press 1i111e):
·3-11

Freshman Anthony Williams posts up for a shot against Millard Wcs1. (Pho10 by Lucri1ia Sayles)

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"It 's all 'phat,' but the bad

Sophomore Pa ul Zaragosa

takes down his opponent at the thing about wrestling is cutting

Prep Invitational . Paul wrestles

... vveight; otherwise, it's realat 119poundstl1isyear. (Photo
by Coach Greg Wilcox)
fun. "
-Justin Valdez, 10

Sophomore Justin Valdez walks away
after beating his opponent at the South
Invitational. Justin has been wrestling
since second grade. (Photo by Jessica
Perea)
Setting up to pin his opponent at the
South In vitational is senior Nate Johnson.
This is Nate's first yea r wrestling for
South. (Photo by Coach Grag Wilcox)

l 08/ wrestling

Sophomore Chad Elsasser rides out his opponcm at the South
Invitatio nal. Chad wrestles at 125 pounds and has been wrestling
since his freshman year. (Photo by Coach Greg Wilcox)

Wrestling

I 'Be all you can be'

P rinted o n the 1998 - ' 99 rude held by South's wrestlers and
their coaches this year. Under
Packer Wrestlin g schedu les are head coach Greg Wilcox, they
the words to a poem w ri11en by worked hard throughout the sea-
Robert L. Kline. son on their strength. agility and
quickness.
The poem reads:
Assisting Coach Wilcox were
·•Heed not th e opponent ·s Jeff Marchio and Casey Campion.
11a111e or fa111e:
Qualifiers for the State Tour-
Care naught fo r othe rs · na me nt this year were sopho-
praise or bla111e. mores Justin Valdez, 11 2 pounds:
Paul Zaragosa. 119 pounds.; Chris
For there is thisfact at the fi- Franks, 130 pounds; and seniors
nal g1111; Jason Sheard, 152 pounds; and
Nate Johnson, 160 pounds.
If you ll"ere all you can be--
you won.

Those words reflect the atti-

Wrestling
Coach: Greg Wilcox

SHS OPP.

9th place North lm;te
24
Bryan 47
I Ith place
22 Beau Haizlip Invite
6th Place
15th place North 59
13th place
Prep invite
45
Millard West Invite

Metro

Centr_a1 32

Wrestling team: back row. John Franks. Carl S immons. Cory Hullkuhlr. Eric Muller. Jake McConne ll. Season Record for duals
Justin Valdez. Chris Heywood. Bruce Yoder. Jake Boston. Nate Johnson. Dav id Cress: fro nt row. Chris (At press time) :
Franks. Nick Brown. Mike Chrapkowski, Paul Zaragosa. Amhony Trovato. Chad Elsasser. Kendrick 1-2
Perez (Photo by Coach Greg Wilcox)
Senior Nate Johnson proudly raises his
arm after defeating his opponent. Nate
wrestles at 160 pounds and is one of th.:
senior captains along with Jason Sheard.
(Pho to by Jessica P•rea)

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Some of Soulh's athletes decided 10 "The hard work and
tty on 1he cheerleaders· sweaiers and dedication at practice
join the spiril squad. The Varsi1y really helped us prepare
cheerleaders performed at all of for the season. "
South 's Varsily a1hle tic c on1ests
throughout 1he school year. (Pho10
by Carissa Bojanski)

-Jessica Patterson, 12

Senior Megan Kudym and junior Beth
A rnold cheer a l a Mi llard West-So uth
volle yball game. (Photo by Carissa
Bojanski)
Several ofthe Varsity cheerleaders ga1her
at Fenwicks after a Friday nig h1 foo tball
game. S hown he re are j unio r T iffany
Uhland, and senio rs Myung Song. Jes-
sica Panerson. Luc ritia Sayles, Carissa
Boj anski . Joni Kephart, and Rache l
Moyers. (Photo by LaToya Lurks)

1 I 0/ varsity cheerleaders

Leading t he crowd in a cheer al a fall home football game arc
junior M ichelle Zych. and seniors Megan Kudym and Jessica
Pallcrson. ( Photo by April Armstro ng)

Varsity Cheerleaders

I Lots of good times

The1998- 1999 South During th e s umme r. th e
c heerl eade rs alle nded camp in
Hig h Va rs it y c hee rleade rs had Lincoln w here they won two first
w hat it took 10 make the crowd place trophies and the spirit stick.
ye ll and get the spirit ofthe school ··Even tho ugh we came home tired
s o a rin g . and sunburned. it was worth it."
said senior Carissa Boj anski.
From early morning 10 after
school practices. cheering in the "Everyone being friends with
cold. and giving up weekends. each other o n the squad this year
cheerleading was a huge commit- rea ll y made o ur pe rforma nces
me nt. awesome," said Moyers.

This year's squad was spon- Senior Megan Kudy m added.
sored by M s. Ce leste Bibbs. ''I had a lo t o f fun with the g irls
counselor. Captains were seni ors on the sq uad this year and I'll miss
Jess ica Pa tte rson and R ache l them a lo t next year:·
M o y e rs .

Varsity Cheerleaders: back row. Myung Song. Tiffany Uhland. Jeremy Szccpaniak. Megan Kudym. Summer and daily practices were rou-
Beth Arno ld; micldlc row. Janine Smith. Joni Kcphan. Rache l Moyers. Jessica Pa11erson. Lucri1ia Sayles; tine for this group. They spem many hours
front row. Crysta l McCu1chc n. Carissa Boj anski . Jessica Scarpa (Pho to councsy o r Arno ld Clark Studio) practic ing their dance and performing al
games. pep rallies and camp. ( Photo by
Lucri1ia Sayles)

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Freshman cheerleaders Ke ll y "Cheerleading has been
a really fun and exciting
Bojanski and Bridget Kilawee listen expertence. "
to music while waiting for their prac-
tice to begin. (Photo by Rachel -Svettina Somnier,
Moyers) 10

Sophomore LaJoy Long performs " Hot
to Go'· at a Junio r Varsity girls' basket-
ball game. This cheer has a lways been
popu lar wi th the crowd . (Pho to by
Michelle Zych)
The JV cheerleading squad "explodes'"
at the Red and White football game. All
three squads cheered together fo r this
game. (Photo courtesy ofCort:iey Franks)

I 12/ undercl assman cheerleaders

Sophomores .Jessica Zubrod, k ssica Henson. Cortney Franks. and Jeannie Ewing
take 1ime after a Varsity roo1ball game to pose for a pic ture. These four arc part o f the
J V c hecrkad ing , quad. (Photo councsy of Cortney Franks)

Underclassman Cheerleaders

Pride, enthusiasm

Showing the ir pride and freshman squad, had their mem-
enthusiasm through rain, snow. bers participate in many activities
s leet . and heat are the me mbers throughout the school year.
of the Junior Varsity and the fresh-
man cheerl ead ing squads. Open House and recruitment
ac ti vitie s s aw the cheerl eaders
The training began earl y dressed in uniforms, ready to as-
summe r mornings and lasted sist in any way they were asked
th rougho ut the school year. to. T he girls also participated in
pep rallies.
The smiles and cheers of
these ded icated young ladies were In additio n to fulfilling re-
visible at all ho me football, bas- quired cheering and dressing fo r
ketba ll. and volleyba ll games. events, the squad members were
a lso expected to maintain good
Mrs. De lores Bris to l, spon- grades, be good citizens. and rep-
sor of the JV squad. and Ms. resent South Hig h well.
Barbara Smith. sponsor of the

Freshman C heerleaders : back row. Eva Shuda. Bri ttany .Junior Varsity Cheerleaders : back row. Brook Kuenning.
Kuta. Sarah Cumerford: middle row. Cici lia Grier. Bridge! LaJoy Long. Svettina Somme rs. Elizabeth Peterson. Cortney
Kilawee, Ashley Hofmcisler. Amanda Laaker: front row, Franks: middle row. Jamie Perea. Beth Edwards. Ke lly
Kel ly Bojanski. Cassandra Hood. Lindsey He ldt (Photo cour- Vomacka. Jennifer Jackson: front row. Jamie Rytych. Jes-
tesy o f Arnold C lark Studios)) sica He nson. Jeannie Ewing. Jessica Zubrod (Photo cour-
tesy of Arnold Clark Studios)

Jamie Perea, a so1>homore on the Jun-
ior Varsity cheerleading squad. performs
at a JV girls' basketball game. This is
Jamie ·s second year as a cheerleader for
South. (Photo by Michelle Zych)

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Seniors Chrystal Gray. Katie "The biggest goal for this
Dibelka. Lori Sidzyik. and Jessica
Perea pose during the song ·'Booty squad is to let people know
Hop.'' TI1is was their second perfor-
mance of the year. (Photo byJessica that South is out there and
we ,re good.',,
Pauerson)
-Ms. Tari Miller, sponsor

Senior Katie Dibelka gets •'jiggy wit' it"
during a halftime performance. Katie has
been on the squad for three years. (Photo
by Jessica Patterson)
Senior April Armstrong, juniors Mary
Foster, Angela Sedlacek, and Deatra
Fletcher groove 10 the sound of " Booty
Hop." (Photo by Jessica Patte rson)

I J4/ dance squad

Juniors Mary Foster and Gcriann Shimcrdla
··break ii down·· in a halftime performance..
( Photo hy Jessica Pa11crson)

it'IDance Squad

!Hard work 'worth

T he thing that comes to During the camp, members
mind with South High 's Dance learned many dances and pe r-
Squad is the time and hard work formed for their own personal
they devote to perfecting their instructor from MA.
routines.
Many members won All-Star
During the s umme r, the medals.
squad practiced every week day
fro m 6 to 7:30 a. m. This year's squad, under the
direction of new sponsor. Ms.
Junior Mary Foster said, Tari Miller. was made up of 19
..Practices were early and took members with five returning se-
hard work. but they were worth niors.
it! ..
"The biggest goal for this
Squad members also attended squad was to let people know that
a camp at South which was spon- South is out there and we· re
sored by the Marching Auxiliary. good!" stated Ms. Miller.

Dance Squad : back row, Tamra Briggs. Dalila Merriweather. Tara Mikcliunas, Latoya Lurks. Chiquita
C lark, Mary Foster, Geriann Sh imc rdla: middle row, Ange la Sedlacek, Rebecca Fitle. Jackie Hen-en.
Deatra Fletcher. Jessica Perea: fro nt. Tara Ratigan. April Armstrong. C hrystal Gray. Lori Sidzyik. Katie
Dibelka (Photo courtesy o f Tari Mille r)

Aftel' an exhausting dance, seniors Lori
Sidzyik and Chrystal Gray still have
enough energy to ··Russian"' for the crowd.
( Photo by Jessica Perea)

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"Flags tore it up and
had an aweso,ne time.. The Flag Corps poses for a quick picture in

doing it!"the band room. (Photo courtesy of Monica

Garcia)

-Leah Urzendowski, 11

Members of the Flags gather in the park-
ing lot for an early morning practice. Dur-
ing the fall season, the Flags practice w ith
the band. (Photo courtesy of Monica
Garcia)
Junior Amanda Greubel, sophomore
Heather Alsman, j unior Erica Fle mi ng,
freshman Kathy Campbell , and junior
Amber Wright practice for an upcoming
performance. The Flags performed with
the Marching Band in half-time sho ws
during home Va rs ity football games.
(Pho to courtesy o f Mo nica Garcia)

11 6/ fl ags

i\lcmhc rs of the flags run through 1he ir rou1in.:
before a co111pc1i1ion in Lincoln. NE. ( Pholo cour-
1csy of Monica Garc ia)

Flags

I They 'tear it up'

The South High Flag U niforms for thi s season

Corps performed this year w ith were black top a nd pants with a
red sequined vest.
the Marc hing Band during ha lf-
time shows of the Vars ity foo tball Me mbe rs of this year's squad
ga mes. were Heather A lsman, Erica
Fleming. Miranda Benak, Olga
Unde r the d irestio n o f Mr. More no. Mo nica Garcia, Leah
Mark M iller. band di rector, the Urzendowski, and Michelle Shu-
Flags pe rformed also at vario us make r.
co mpe t1t1 o ns and p arad es
throughout Nebraska. Othe rs were Christina
o·oonnell, N icole McGinnis.
The Flags· routines we re A manda Gre ube l, Je n Waters .
choreogra phed by Ms. Katherine Kathy Campbell. Amber Wright,
Katlin. a nd Ale ta Vice.

The g irls on the squad also
performed at pep rallies.

Flag Corps: back row. Erica Flem ing. Hcalhcr Als man. Monica Garcia. M iranda Benak. O lga Moreno: Despite havi ng a broken arm. j unior
Lt!ah Urzendowsk i was still acti ve in
m iclcllt: row. Leah Urzcndowski. Nicole McGinnis. Amanda Greubel. Jc.:n Waters. Amber W right. Kathy Flags. ( Photo by Monica Garcia)

orCampbe ll : front. C hristina O'Donne ll , Alc1a Vice. Michel le S hoemaker (Pho to courtesy Arnold Clark

S tudio)

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Seniors Tom Dickey, Dena
Navarrette, aad Jessica Perea put up a
poster for Open House. These three
are all Senior Class Officers. (photo
by Rachel Moyers)

Seniors Joy Lang, Lucritia Sayles,
Julie Sobczyk. and Rebecca Fille dress
for Blast from the Past Day during
Spirit Week. These four are all mem-
bers ofthe school's Academic Decath-
1on Team. (Photo by Meli ssa
Neneman)

Seniors

Drying his hands in Foods class, se- set their
nior Dustin Vice has ju t fi nished bak- personal
ing muffins. (Pho to by Da nie ll e
Boj anski)

goals high

Senior cheerleader Rachel Moyers F or South High's seniors, the 1998-'99 school year will
leads the crowd in a c heer at a Varsity be the last time these students enter the building and sit through
football game. This is Rachel"s fourth another day of classes. Some of our seniors will leave South to
year as a cheerleade r. (Photo by A pril move on to college, others will enter the work force, still others
A rmstro ng) will j oin the armed forces.

Senior Nate Johnson looks to sec Many seniors set their goals high. Mark Stewart hopes one
who·s taking his picture. Nale is in day to become a Navy SEAL.
h is fo u rth hour p re-calc ulus c lass.
(P hoto by Danielle Bojanski) Gary Alsman anticipates the possibility of one day playing for
the Nebraska Comhuskers.

The 1999 senior class possesses a real sense of determin.ation
and ambition. Their contributions to the school will be felt for
many years to come.

For the seniors, the 1998-' 99 school year was definitely their
time !

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Melissa Allen Scott Ashcraft

Gary Alsman Leslie Arnold

April Armstrong

Rosalinda Ayala Talynn Birch

George Baker Angela Barnes

Tera Barker

Michael Boehmer Johanna Bonet

Rebecca Bogenreif Michelle Bonacci

Carissa Bojanski

Tina Bratcher Robert Carrig

12 0/ seniors Kristi Briggs Kimberly Bunz

Tia Brown

Ben Carter Chiquita Clark

Merit Cazares Kimberly Clapper

Sherri Chaidez

Jeff Clark Danelle Darling

Patrick Coate Nichole Conklin

B,yan Colofiore

Matthew Davidson Nina DiBiase

Doris Delozier Katherine Dibelka

Yessinia Diaz

Thomas Dickey Rebecca Fitle

Cassandra Elker Lindsey Erickson

John Engesser

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Scott Fitzpatrick Carolyn Frenyea

Harntony Fleury Nicole Frakes

Enrique Flores

Nichelous Gardner Eric Golden

Jennifer Geronimo Meredith Gilbert

Nicholas Geronimo

Chrystal Gray Tammy Haase

Brian Griess Stephanie Gustafson
Joshua Grzebielski

Jessica Hernandez Christopher H eywood

Jesus Hernandez Veronica Hernandez

Maria Hernandez

122/ seniors

Seniors Rachel Moyers, Nick Gardner. Lucritia Sayles.
Carissa Bojanski. Jo ni Kephart. Jessica Patterson. Katie
Dibelka. and April Annstrong pose for a quick picture after
school. (Photo courtesy of Jessica Patterson)
Enjoying his milk at lunch is sen ior John Lopez. John is
trying hard not to get a milk moustache. (Photo by Joni
Kephart)

Seniors Nichole Marchese and Julie Sobczyk
have fun at a Varsity football game. These two
have been friends since their freshman year.
(Photo by Jessica Patterson)
At left, Clyde Sheard. Katie Dibleka. and Niki
Conklin. all seniors. show off their green for
Class Color Day. Class Color Day was one part
of Spirit Week. ( Photo by Lori Sidzyik)
Senior Doug Kalkowski takes a stroll down the
catwalk in calculus class. Doug likes 10 show
off hi s bright yellow backpack. ( Photo by
Lucritia Sayles)

Performing a song for his
A. P. European History
class is senior Laurence
Woodruff. Laurence plays
the guitar as well as the
cello . (Photo by Rache l
M o y e rs )
Coming from a senior
homeroom in the theater
a re Yessinia Diaz and
Gloria Neri. (Photo by
Lucritia Sayles)

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Katie Hineman Heather Hultquist

Tylonda Holloway Brian Hrabik

Richard Hoschar

Kevin Hunter Christofer Jolmsou

Jennifer Jacobson Jason Jasper

John Janousek

Nateson Johnson Amber Jusevich

Tracy Johnson Annie Jorgensen

Holly Jones

Douglas Kalkowski Ramona Kellogg

124/ seniors Gary Karmer Precious Kellogg

Monica Kawamoto

Senior exchange students Ncbojsa Pranjic. from Lucerne.
Switzerland. and Marco Ocampo. from Cali. Colombia.
take time from their studying for a quick picture. (Photo
by Marjorie Waterman)
Senior Clyde Sheard takes a break from eating to look at
the camera. (Photo by Lucritia Sayles)

Far left. surrounded by yearbook orders. se-
nior Joy Lang is alphabetizing and making a list
of receipt holders. (Photo by Lucritia Sayles)
Not paying much attention to his surroundings.
Caleb McDaniel is lost in his book for his En-
glish class. ( Photo by Rachel Moyers)
Senior Katie Dibelka shows off her creati vity
by clashing for Clash Day. This was one of the
days for Spirit Wee k. (Photo by Jes. ica
Patterson)

Far left, senior Ch iquita
Clark works on her layout
for yearbook. Thi s is
Chiquita·s first year on the
yearbook staff. (Photo by
Marjorie Waterman)
Senior Janine Smith has
fun while "cheezin•·· it to
the crowd at a home Var-
sity volleyball game. This
is Jani ne's fi rst year as a
c heerl eader. ( Photo by
Rachel Moyers)

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Christopher Kelley Shane Kielion
•.
Heather Kelly Joni Kephart
.
Jake Kempnich
l

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• ~,

Ryan Kilawee Kristin Koopman

Alan King Amanda Knobbe

Laura Kinman

Stacy Krula Joy Lang

Christian Kubat Nicole Lanegan

Megan Kudym

Nicole Lapuzz,a Julia Livingston

126/ senio rs Melissa Larsen Shayla Limones

Dawn Lester

Fidel Lomeli Robert Maher

John Lopez LaToya Lurks

Marisol Lopez

Nicole Marchese Robert McCutchen

Danniele Martini Sofia Mayorga

C,ystal Mather

Caleb McDaniel Way land McKinney

Ryan McDuffee Jorgan McGuire

Mindie McGinnis

Tara Mickeliunas April Mosley

Mathew Miller Salle Monay
William Minshall

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Rachel Moyers Dena Navarrette

DanietMunoz Steven Naujokaitis

Larry Murry

Jeremiah Netzel Victoria Otero

Rosio Ochoa Brian A. Oldro

Kenneth O'Donnell

Jennifer Patten Nicole Petersen

Jessica Patterson Jon Peters

Chhaian Pin Jessica Perea Derrick Preiksaitis

128/ senio rs Andrew Plato ~~ C,ystal Preiksaitis
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Nebojsa Pranjic

Seniors J essica Patterson and Rachel Moyers stop for a
picture witJ1 tJ1e Pac ker Bull. Nicki Conklin has been me
Packer Bull for me past two years. (Photo courtesy of Jes-
sica Patterson)
Showing her spirit at a Varsity football game is senior
Myung Song. This is Myung·s first year on the Varsity
chcerleading squad. (Photo by Jessica Patterson)

Senior Carissa Bojanski tries to get ice out of
her vest. much to the amuseme nt of senior
Rachel Moyers. (Photo by Joni Kephart)
Seniors Megan Kudym and Shane Kielion paint
a banner in marke ting class. They are promot-
ing a canned food drive. (Photo by Joni Kephart)
Senior Dena Navarrette sports all red and white
clothing and accessories on Packer Red and
White Day. This was the day of our Homecom-
ing football game. (Photo by Lucritia Sayles)

Far left, senior Niki
Petersen shows Mike
Sto ne. also a senior. her
nifty lion pen. During
Study Hall students some-
ti mes have the time to
visit. (Photo by Jessica
Patterson)
Senior Latoya Lurks
looks like she's not too
happy with the person be-
hind the camera. (Photo
by Lucritia Sayles)

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Andrew Purchase Ralph Remmert

Jessica Rabideaux Brisa Rangel

Alma Ramirez

Jessica Riddle

Stephanie Roberts Justin Rozmus

Bryan Rolfson

Jesse Russell Ruth Sanchez

Danielle Ryan Jesus Sanchez

Frank Sanchez

Clyde Sheard Ill

Lucritia Sayles Jackie Serrano

Jeremy Sczepaniak

130/ seniors

Seniors Jeremiah Netzel, Ralph Rcmmert. Yi Yu. Chris
Heywood. Chy Pin. and Nichole Marchese introduce them-
selves to some Martians in chemistry class. (Photo by
Myung Song)

Senior John Janousek signs out of the assistant princi-
pals· office. Students often stop by for an informal visit
with their administrator. (Photo by Michelle Zych)

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1:- ~w\ . . . ··-.:. ' Seniors Nichole Walden, Melissa Neneman.
Johanna Bonet. Sarah Williams. and Lindsey
\ I . .,. Erickson take time out for a snapshot after open-
ing Christmas presents. (Photo courtesy of Mel-
I issa Neneman)

Seniors Loris Sidzyik, Chrystal Gray. and Jes-
sica Perea warm up before a Varsity volleyball
game. (Photo by Jessica Patterson)

Seniors not pictured: Crescendi Contreras Thomas Holzapfel James O'Connor Danelle Sommer
Esmerelda Cuevas Nathan Jarvis Megan O'Connor Stacey Stonerock
Jamaal Ali Aaron Comerford Larae Jasper Ian O'Riley
James Anderson IGmberly Curtis Nicole Johnson Jammie Parrot Luis Talavera
Mitchell Anderson Shantay Cunis Gerald Kopiascz Marcus Phelps Tamika Tanksley
Anne Armbrust Kathryn Davis Jonathan Le wis Alma Pizano Jeremiah Thomas
Mauricio Avalos Jeremiah Drefs Michael Lewis Javier Ramos Carlina Thompson
Richard Barrett Daniel Dunn Toni Lewis Jodi Raven
Lucas Bas hore Leonel Espinal John Lopez, Jr. Aaron Reuss Lakisha Tolbert
James Bayly, Jr. Luis Flores Melissa Mahr Brandon Robinson Matthew Tripp
Rene Becerra Rachele Goodman Daniel Marion Myung Rousseau Ana Vera
Nicholas Bitzes Darrielle Gresham Robert Mays Jose Sanchez
Michael Bouquet Christina Griffin Allison Mengler David Sandoval Rosalia Villagomez
Eric Cano Brian Hageman Dalila Merriweather Ely Sandoval David Villareal
Jasen Carrica Leann Hatcher Charlene Middleton Gary Shannon Lucas Volenec
Laketa Chism James Henley Jose Montes Seneca Short Jonathon Vytlas
Michael Chrapkowski Barik Hernandez Kari Moreno Aracely Silva
Krystal Collar Oscar Hernandez Melissa Neneman Patricia Simmons Daniel Walling m
Danielle Collins Deangelo Hill Wayne Newsome Joyce Smith
Nichole Collins Mariah Hinds Marco Ocampo Christopher Snell Ivan Williams
Scott Hollenbeck Rigoberto Ocon Michael Solomon Sherri Zorn

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Jason Sheard Aimee Smith

Lori Sidzyik Sarah Simon

Juli Siedlik

Janine Smith Katie Stanesick

Julie Sobczyk Edward Spencer

Myung Song

Mark Stewart Amy Urbach
Maria Villagomez
Michael Stone Isaiah Torgrimson

Jeremy Teeters

Consuelo Vallecillo Eric Vana ,, ~· Dustin Vice
J '• •.
132/ seniors
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Melilssa Vavra

Kelly Vogel Nicole Walden

Nicole Voycheske Jennifer Walden

Vi Vu

Tammy Warner Tiffany Wilkes

L ee Weaver Sarah Williams

Sarah Whitnack

Jason Wilson ~-Patrick Worthington

Trudy-Wirth Alex Worley ,.I .-, '..

Laurence Woodruff ~·· .:\"'

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Silra Zaman.i Madeline Aquino

Carmen Zendejas Shane Farris
Uynina Davis

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134/senior signatures



April Armstrong and Shan_c Kiclion sit and pout toge ther before
school. Those whiney looks are wl1a1 won the m ·' Biggest Whiners:·
(Photo by Rache l Moyers)

Most Packer Pride Worst Driver Most Respected

1. Tom Dic key Nichole Conk lin I. Jesus HernandezMegan Kudym I. Tom Dic key Kim Bun z
2. C lyde S heard Rachel Moyers 2. Nick Geronimo Ni kki Frakes 2. Doug Kalko wski
3. John Janousek Jessica Patte rson 3. Clyde Sheard Raque l C lark
Laure nce Woodruff
Best Dressed Nikki Lapuzza Rac he l Moyers

1. Eric Vana Jennifer Geronimo Best Dancer 3 . Je ff Cl ark Carl ina Thom pson
2. Larry Murray Carlina Thompson
3. E_nrique Flores LoToya Lurks I. Nic k Gardner Lori Sid zyik Most Changed
2. Je re my Sczepaniak
Life of the Party 1. Gary Alsman Myung Song
LaToya Lurks 2 . Nate Johnson Chrysta l Gray
1. James O'Connor Ch rystal Gray 3. Darielle Gresham Katie Dibelka 3. J immy Bayly
2. N ick Gardner
Most Likely to Marry Each Chris Johnson Nina DiBiase
Derrik Preiksaitis Danielle Ryan Other
Katie Dibelka shows off he r athletic 3, Jimmy Bayly A ng ie Barnes Most Likely to be Famous
ability by picking up Doug Kalkowski. 1. Jessica Pere a and Ryan Ki lawee
They were voted "Most Athletic." Best Eyes 2. Jan ine Smith a nd J ames He nley I. To m D ickey Julie Sobc zyk
(Photo by Rachel Moyers) 3. Rache l Moye rs and Doug
1. Doug Kalkowski Krysta l Co llar
2. Ralph Remmen Kalko wski 2 . Je re my Sc ze paniak

Jordan McGuire April Armstrong Most Athletic Rachel Moyers
3. Ste ve Naujokaiti s Cassie Elker
1. Doug Kalkowsk i Katie Dibelka 3. Laure nce Wood ru ff
Danie l Marian Doris De lozier 2. S hane Kie lion
Jeff Clark Rebec ca Fi tle
Jennifer Geronimo
3. Nate Joh nso n Nichole Conk lin Biggest Whiner

I . Shane Kie lion Apri l Armstrong
2. N ick Ge roni mo

Joh n Jano use k N ina DiBiase
3 . Mark S te wart Apri l Mos ley

Eric Va'na and Lori Sidzyik show why .Jessica Perea and Ryan Kilawee may no t Frank Sanchez and Dalila Me rriweather A lot mus t have happened to Gary A lsman
be ready for marriage right now. but they show off their winning smiles. These se- and Myung Song o ver the past four years.
they were voted " Most Desirable." were selecte d the couple "Mo st Likely to nio rs have the " Best S m iles:· accord ing to T he y won ··M ost Cha nged. ( Pho to by
(Photo by Rachel Moyers) Marry Eac h Other." (Photo by Rac he l their classmates. (Photo by Rachel Moyers) Rache l Moyers )
Moyers)

'

I3 6/ se nio r s urvey

nners are•••

Frank Sanchez mid Chrystal Gray show off their
flina1ious nanm:. They were voted ..Biggest Flins:·
( Photo by Rache l Moyers)

Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality 2. Nick Gardner Julie Sobczyk
3. G ary Alsman Re becca Fitle
I. Tom Dickey Kim Bu nz I. C lyde S heard Rebecca Fitle
2. Nate Johnson Rachel Moyers M ind ie McGinni s
Rac he l Moyers 3. Mike Stone Jessica Perea

2. Laure nce Wood ruff Jesus Hernandez

Rebecca Fitle

3. Jeff C lark Tiffany Wilkes Biggest Flirt

Best Hair Should Have Dated but Did I. Frank Sanchez Chrystal Gray
Not 2. Dustin Vice Nikki Frakes
I. Fra nk Sanchez 3. Nate Johnson Megan Kudym
Crystal Pre iksait is I. Rac he l Moyers and
Doug Kalkow ski Annie Smith
Jesus Hernandez
Enrique Flo res 2. Katie Stanes ick and Most Unique
2. J immy Bay ly Julia Livingston Shane Kie lirn1
Mike Sto ne I. Je remy Sczepaniak Tom Dickey and Nichole Conklin.
Andy Purc hase 3. Jess ica Patterson and voted ..Most Packer Pride:· show off
Mark Stewart Julie Sobczyk their school spirit. (Photo by Rachel
3. Mark Stewart Jess ica Patte rson Moyers)
2. Laure nce Woodruff
Nate Johnso n
Nikki Frakes

Most Desirable 3. C hris Johnson LaToya Lurks

James o·connor

I. Eric Vana Lori Sidzyik Rosalinda Ayala

Best Looking 2. Mark Stewart Jessica Pere a Clyde Sheard

I. Eric Vana Lori Sidzyik 3. Doug Kalkowski

2. Mark Stewart Katie Stanesick Carlina Thompson

Danie l Marion

3. Nick Gardne r Jessica Perea Best Smile

De na Navarre tte Most Talented I. Frank Sanchez
Dalila Me rriweather
Carlina Thompson I. Jeremy Sczepaniak
2. Jimmy Bayly Jessica Perea
3. Bryan Colofiore Lucritia Sayles

Nikki Frakes
Lori Sidzyik

Who wouldn't want 10 be friends w ith Don't get into a car w ith Megan Kudy m .Jerem y Sczcpaniak ahd Ju lie Sobczyk try Rachel Moyers and Doug Kalkowski
Clyde Sheard and Re becca Fitlc? They or Jesus Hernandez beh ind the wheel. They 10 be just a linle bit different. That"s why ca11·1 understand why they were voted
won ·'Best Personali1y:· ( Photo b y Rachel were voted ··worsl Dri ver:· (Photo by they won ..Most Unique: · (Photo by the couple who --s hould have Dated but
Moyers) Rachel Moyers) Rachel Moyers) Didn·1.·· (Photo by Tom Dickey)

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Remember when...

A.S. and H.H. were rear Julie S. s haved off her eye- Mindie M. and Tera. R. had the State Football Game?
ended and hit a cop? brows? late nig ht advent ures at
Wal greens? Mindie M. and Jeremy S. took
N.L. and H .H. had a secret 'They found bats on the 5 th "safety objects·· into the
hiding place? fl oor? ca tacom bs ?

Mindie M. ran into Alan K.'s Derrick and the boys drove to A.S.'s car used to backfire? Apri l A. got hit in the face
with a volleyball in the middle
car and he was standing rig ht - Lincoln with Angie, Danielle, Rachel's parents decided to o f a c heer?
come home early?
there? and Nikki to hang at the rest Megan ran into the po le and
Joni , Carissa, Rache l, and broke her nose?
stop? Nina were asked to leave
Zio's? We went to A me ri can Pie?
The rooms were taped in
We did the ' NSYNC fl y g irl James wore Megan's
Minneapolis? Tom was quiet at sporting dance at every game? cheerleadin o skirt to Taco

events? There were fro nt rows and 0
white hat heavens?
Jeremy S. sneezed all over Be ll ?
Rachel and Caleb got lost
Mindie M. because he didn't Sarah was Huck Finn? dri ving and Rachel cried? Shane had to run to the
bathroom everyday in G ar-
want to sneeze on hi s w in- John L. dirt deviled the Megan , Michelle, and Rache l Dog's 7th hour?
dow? were s inging in the showers at
cheer camp and the footbal l Clyde put a dent in Joni's car
victory dance? playe r was walking around and all Joni and Megan cared
We had a "secret missio n" the our floor? about was the car?

night of the Secret Garden Rachel called a time-out? Lee a lmost ra n into the Ryan T. jumped o ut of Julie's
cast party? fl ashing o range thing? car and killed the muskrat
with hi s hands?
Megan made John E. look like Big D. ran over Big Man We listened to "All My Life"
he wet hi s pants? w ith a minivan? ove r and over at Josh's? Vic sa id the it was funny, then
real fun ny?
The speech team was Swim Katie S. knocked herself out Jenny hit Brian's parked
B. A.? at lunch? truck? Meri sang Madonna in
calcu lus?
We were the Real 4? Joni and Megan saw the
flying car? Rebecca had her " money
Kevin came to pick up chain" and wore it to Home-
Bobby M . sang " Hard to Say coming?
Melissa and he go t stuck in We all 'stunk' in Ho no rs I'm Sorry"?
the snow and we were almost English 1-2? Kim did her British "Woo"?
late for school? We did the Hokey Pokey at
We did the C hristmas lig ht
Carlos and Fidel foo led Mrs. Amber C. fe ll over backwards o uting w ith the Big Red Yan?
Jackson abo ut not bei ng able in Mr. Cisar's class?

to come to the Fall Concert? Miche lle B. spilled vinegar
during her presentation in
There was.a fire drill and the Mrs. Waterman 's c lass?
5th hour. aerobics class

thought it was a real fire so Ralph and John went to
they got their clothes a ll wet Gretna?
for nothi ng?

Doris Delozier fell down the Nina was stuck in the re fri g-
sta irs? erator?

138/ remember whens

Janine said "Grab my pon- Raque l all worked at Miche lle, Sarah, and Melissa Kim and Victoria laughed til
cho!" in the Bahamas? Popeye·s? screamed at the chorus they cried about " Hank. the
s in g e r s ? Fonz. and Gus" in A.P.
Janine fell down the steps at Stacy K. had her 16th birthday H istory?
the wrestling meet? party at Hummel Park? The " Magic School Bus"
hi story c lass? Backyard volleyball at
Mindie M. threw orange tic Pom·s music didn't start? Jessica's?
tacs at the were wolves in Tera Melissa's windshield wiper
R's house? Bri an H. tried to open the wouldn' t work and Nicole M. Mindie M. ran into Tera's
doors at Taco Be ll and they had to hit it? window on the top of her
The baby squirrel ? were c losed? sta i rs ?
The hand puppet opera?
M.S. and N.M. used to chew Kristin and Je nny played golf Katie S., Lori, Angie, and
" Korean bubble gum" and the with socks? Sarah would drive off without Danielle went to the Baha-
cemetery was scary? people? mas?
We went to the Central
A.P. American Histo ry sang Homecoming game with our Megan ran over Clyde's foot M.M. snuck in and stole the
" Happy Birthday" to Ms. cars painted? and he had a tire mark on his balloons?
Seifert? shoe?
Jimmy spit his milk out at Jessica R. and Nicole L. broke
Latoya L. got stuck in the lunch? Richie B. ran out onto the down on the way back from
snow three times? football field at halftime? Lincoln ?
Krystal tried to sing "I
Scott F. windexed the outside Believe I Can Fly" in front of Kristin and Corey saved Santa helped Jessica R.,
of his windows before taking the who le school? Chee to Plaids? Nicole L.. and Heather H.?
it through the carwash?
Ch rystal was " Patches''? Mike S.'s name was Juan?

We got initiated our freshman We got 14 seniors and a turtle Nate J. acted like a monkey at Richie B. ate his first high
year for cheerlead ing? in John 's car and le ft?
Central Park Mall? school lunch?

Dustin and Jimmy used to We went out for Chinese? Je nny and Kristin were Mr. Anderson talked on the
always fight and Jimmy had camera happy and Benson? mega phone?
to get stitches? We slept in the handicap stall
at the zoo? The magic light switch on 2nd J.Y. baseball had to play with
Katie saved Jimmy's life?
Katie, Lori, Katie, Angie, floor? 8 guys?
Nick G. did the "surfers Jess, and Danie lle made
dance?" slushies at Westroads? Me lissa L. lost the phone in Ricky and Corey left a cake in
her hand? Mr. Kowal's cabinet?

There were grasshoppers and Shane asked what kind of Jessica P.'s birthday party at Mike S. was told to put his
wea se ls ? vegetable soup it was? the Red Lion Hotel elevators? sh irt back on and he asked
why?
Jennifer G. and Krystal C. Chrystal took a bath in her Nikki F., Shayla L. , and
took Jennifer's mo m's car in clothes? Jessica K. were cheerleaders? Champ always asked for
the middle of the ni oht and na pkins ?
Doug had a heart for a month? Babysitting at Missy's sister's
b house?

got caught? Nicole gave Melissa's jeep a Nikki F. and Katie S. were
fl ower and sang to get it to partn e rs ?
De na and Kri stin went trick- start?
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Jennifer, Joyce, Latoya, and

140 /senior candids

Editor's note: This senior
candids page replaces the
o ld senior collage pages.

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Sophomore LaJoy Long seUs cook-
ies at Open House. Her JV cheerleader
sponsor, Mrs. Dolores Brisiol over-
sees the sales . (Photo by Rachel
Moyers)

Freshman Bridget Kilawee and
sophomore Jamie Perea slop to talk
during passing period. Bridget is
dressed for Clash Day. (Photo by Lori
Sidzyik)

Watching the Varsity softball game Underclass-
is freshman Amber Conklin. Amber men have
is also on the JV cheerleading sqund. an impact at
(Photo by Lacy Stodola) South High

Junior Kevin Anderson stops for a The term "underclassmen" is popularly used to poke fun at
drink during his football game. This
is Kevin's third year as a football all of the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who still have more
player for South. (Photo by April
Armstrong) years of high school ahead of them.
Although it is true that underclassmen will be returning
Enjoying Red and White Day dur-
ing Spirit Week arc sophomores Greg next year, the fact is not to be looked down on. Underclassmen
Chri stense n and Che rise Eck les.
(Photo by Ma1jorie Waterman) are the future of South High.
As seniors prepare to leave and move one, underclassmen

prepare to succeed the seniors in many areas. Freshmen, sopho-
mores, and juniors will be elected club officers, class officers, or

team captains.
The years ahead hold many opportunities for South's

blooming underclassmen, who have every right to say, "It's
our time!"

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Juniors

Christopher Alvarez
Elizabeth Alvarez
Dustin Andersen
Kevin Anderson
Beth Arnold
Jessica Barba
Erica Becerra
Danielle Bojanski

Todd Boldt
Timothy Botos
Christopher Bourque
William Bowen
Roben Brandl
Harry Brokman
Anthony Brown
Roberta Brown

Shalunda Brown
Kari Campbell
Gayle Carey
Cassie Carman

Alfredo Cervantes
Bryan Ciechomski

Teresa Chesler
Christopher Clowers

Jamie Coffman
Troy Cogswell
Lanisha Cook

Marika Cope
Tara Cox

Alisia Cramer
Malina Cruz

Emily Derr
Donell Deleon-Thompson

Stefanie Dibelka
Alexander Dippel

Jennifer Dragon
Anel Escalera
Luis Escobar

Jeremiah Esser

Leaha Estes
Jeremy Etchison

Jennifer Ewing
Randall Fellows

Erica Fleming
Dealra Fletcher

Mary Foster
Candace Frese

Veronica Gallardo
Daniel Galvan
Ana Garcia
Monica Garcia
Katie Glacey
Lorena Gomez
Shelly Gomez

Margarito Gonzales

Rosa Gonzalez
Sharita Green
Brandy Grice
Nathaniel Grier
Amanda Greubel
Karina Gutierrez
Amanda Haase

Jasen Hagen

Michael Halbleib
Christopher Hartley

Adan, Hanso
Jamie Hatch
Chad Harwick
Bobbie Hayek
Esteban Hernandez
Lizbeth Hernandez

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Juniors

Elisa Hcrrer-J
Lorelei Hilburn
Breanna Hill
Dcangela Hill
Eboni Hill
James Hood
Renee Hunt
Lindsay Hutncss

Billicjo lngwcsen
Damion Jackson
Megan Jackson
Amy Janssen
Cassand ra Johnson
Shaqueta Johnson
Micale Jones
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Fabiola Jurado
Marcus Kane
Amanda King
Jimmy King
George Kitt
Roger Kocamik
Andrea Kohler
Daniel Kowal

Bridgett Kuenning
Lanc:rnnc Lane
Joseph Lapuzza
Banolo Lara
Charline Lentz
Andrea Lockett
Ricky Lo ftin
Antonio Lopez

Bahati Love
Deonta Marion
Justin Martinez
Tina Maxwell
Tabitha McCloud
Jacob McConnell
Crystal McCutchen
Michael McDonald

Nicole McGinnis
Nicholas McKeone
Christina McGee
Veronica Mejia
Rosalina Mendoza
Amy Milacek
Selena Miles
Latreia Miller

Derek Minor
Eric Moats
Anthony Molina
Mario Moreno
Olga Moreno
Timothy Mon
Esteban Mujica
Michael Myers

Nicholas Navarrette
Sabino Negrete
Gloria Neri
Joal Nistl
Brandy Nanon
Michael Novy
Jason Nowaczk
Scott Nowaczyk

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Christina O'Donnell
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Cannen Olvera
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Michelle Parker
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Juniors

Jeffrey Patterson
Clarissa Percy
Carlos Perez -

Raymund Perez
Victoria Philbrick

Ryan Plato
Eugene Poindexter

Manuel Ponillo

Gilbeno Ramos
Tara Ratigan

Nicholas Rayas
Michael Reigle
Mary Reynolds
Wandale Reyes
Sabrina Rhoades
Jessica Richen

Claretha Rideout
Craig Robens
Elvia Robledo

Geoffrey Rodenbarger
Mariah Roling
Brea Ross
Rosie Ross
Eric Rude

Frank Saenz
Michael Salkauskas

John Sandoval
Jessica Scarpa
Amy Schochenmaier

Aquila Scott
Juan Scott

Angela Sedlacek

Mandy Semin
Mindy Semin
Nichole Sheard
Vincent Sheibal
Geriann Shimerdla

Esther Sieck
Crys tal Sigbornson

Elizabeth Simet

Cleanon Simmons
Jennifer Simmons

Joshua Simmons
John Sims Ill
Bruce Smith
Crystal S mith
Crystal S mith
Daniel Smith

Rus heaa Smith
Gerald Sorensen

Maricruz Soto
Erika Spencer
Stephanie Spreitzer
Lacy Stodola
Ladonna Strong
Jerome Swicrcek

Roben Tallent
Ryan Tasich

Heather Teeters
Enrique Tellez
Wendy Tellez
Tiffany Thomas
Nicholas Trovato
Jason Trowbridge

Tiffany Uhland
Nora Uribe

Leah Urzendowski
Jodee Vacek

Sylvia Valadez
Tina Valadez

Andrew Vanbibber
Philip Vazquez

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