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, sv 2 A Q ll R a dl L-pg! 3 . If an l--lwe3f':oQ- -is -, 4 I -1-P . -A l b C - ss. as , ,Reefs ' , 1. At a home game against John Burroughs the C-team cheerleaders encourage the team to an early lead and a victory. 2. Mr. Meyer presents his point of view to a referee during a time- out. 3. All Lutheran Basketball Night at Concordia Seminary brought in 2,000 spectators to watch the Lancers play Lutheran North. 4. Varsity Field Hockey players are excited after scoring against Cor Jesu. 5. Greg Paul returns worn-out from a hard Cross Country run at Jefferson Barracks. 6. Before a tough volleyball game against DuBourg, Diane Albers relaxes on the court. 7. Steve Mueller and John Sutton helplessly sit on the sidelines while their team struggles unsuccessfully against Columbia, Illinois. 8. Rod Bosma disagrees with a call made by a referee in the Affton Tournament. Sports vp. .. J 5 I .
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lt's more than just a game One of the most unpredictable things is the outcome of a sports contest. After hours of sweat and preparation there is still no way of being sure of the victor. Many times the predicted winner is upset and the underdog comes through. The many different variables of sports such as injuries, fouls, sickness, and weather cause ev- ery encounter to be a challenge. Sports can teach us a lot about our- selves. Many emotions are brought out by the physical exertions. Just watching invites many people to get involved. Playing team sports is also a learning process. The participants must understand and work with each other to score. But each athelete can feel proud when he accomplishes an individual goal. g , lt. . if r 6
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GIDUUIDS We work for both the school and the community. Two gears that keep the South ma- chine running smoothly are the Hon- or Society and Student Council. Some activities that Honor Society lead are collecting goods for the pris- oners in the city jail, tutoring under- classmen, collecting money for diabe- tes, bake sales and sponsoring a Vol- leyball Marathon. Student Council meets once a week and discusses up- coming business. Just one activity they participate in is planning dances. A Christmas dance planned by Student Council was well-re- ceived. Instead of having a Queen or King, that was omitted and in its place a pandomime by Religious Dra- ma class was performed. 35? is ff?
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