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L, ,.ff,,.v I if if 4 A 'H 1-,I eu l EVP 'J L Q51 1 ,ru I t 'law wi We, the senior class ofl956, pause before the final curtain call on this, our drama of South High School Days. With sincerity we give thanks to our parents, the angels who financed our play. Our gratitude goes to the teacher producers. and our encouragement to the understudies who shall follow us. Above all, we give our supplication to God that He will grant us courage as we perform on the stage of life. This past school year has been one of busy activity. The annual Homecoming Cor- onation with all its beauty and excitement made an appropriate opening night for our school s social calendar. On November 22 a long-lived dream of South High and the city ofOmaha came true when voters approved the S20 000 000 Bond issue. This means that the hope of a new building and a much-needed auditorium for South High will be- come a reality soon. Next on our social program came the yearly ROTC Promotion Dance. It was a time of suspense for the boys who were promoted to the next highest rank. On December 18 20 21 our four choirs presented their annual Christmas pageant Music and the Spoken Word. It was a thrilling and inspiring scene for all who wit- nessed the performance. At the December 18th program our First Choir gave a preview of their new hard-earned robes of cranberry red. Naturally January means senior class elections which are always exciting and this year was no exception The race for president was so close that a special vote had to be taken in order to break the tie. - During the latter part oflanuary and early February South High received a new face- lifting. The walls in the new building were repainted in fresh pastels. Our Military Ball washeld on February 17 at Peony Park. Everyone sensed the feeling of suspense as the new officers were announced and our Lieutenant Colonel revealed. One ofthe major high-lights in the school year is our variety show the Sound Off. The 1956 production was based on a street scene and it made a hit with everyone. The Spring Play was a result of hard work and hours of rehearsal. It seems we can always depend upon our Dramatics Department for a fine performance. During the 1955 56 school year South High had many firsts. Three new clubs had their premiere and for the first time in fourteen years the Choral and Dramatics De- partments combined to present an operetta The Mikado. A very important new or- ganization Safe Teens was introduced to the students. This city-wide club is designed to promote safe driving among teen agers The Student Council deserves a curtain call for all the effort spent in promoting dances and sponsoring severalother school activities during the year. They are the stage crew for many productions but seldom receive due recognition for a job well done. Ending the social year at South High was the annual Senior Prom held at the Peony Park Ballroom It was a beautiful scene as usual and will long be remembered. At this time we applaud our fine sports program which brought recognition to the Packers during the past year The Freshman Football squad was undefeated as they be- came the lntercity champions and our Varsity team was among the top ten in Nebraska The wrestlers won North High s Invitational Wrestling Tournament by defeating Cen- tral s Eagles the previous champs The Packers grapplers won both the Inrercity and State titles South sbasketball playerswere the best in many years. They took an early lead in the Inrercity League race and were top contenders throughout the season ending in first place The dreams of our seniors came true on graduation night when they took their final I I P 1 . 1 1 l t l . , . . .. .. I , I 5 V A 7 I D 1 ' . l n I l 2 1 ' - ' . V ' , . . - , , I ' . v 1 r 1 - ' ' u n lx U . .I 2 . , . , , ' 1 I V , 1 . , . ' A .l - . 5 . . ' 4 I V ' , X . 'j .Sagas Sim ,I s , I v . A . REQ-4. r:,'J Q.n . . ' -itll t'Jf'?f5s . ' ' ' . ' . , ,..fs,,r.gy zu' bow from South High and began the long Journey on the stage of life. -.P-'3'1,'5.5 . a ff ' mi' 'av rj-..t-' 'zluby 1. gt l! .u,g.-I ,--19 1 f if '.a'pas?4f.ilgeL-5 . ' E 14 .1 , , ,.,. -' . u 'A V.. n Nu' 2 fl T - , lla ,rm .wir ,Ili I N i I Q A I V, ,. A Q5 Q 5 ouTH HIGH scuootfy W We xi r it 'X G I IM IJUUJV qty 5 WV gl A J 4 Q Xxx I N, I. l JI , , I. i -' YW- I ,610 LU ful' Fo I F 1 X '- I , I li E ' gli I A Alxflf LL! S! PV 1. .5.,, s f bp f ff 'U yall .r PRINCIPAL Xl X 'llffll I JZ l ' a 'I I 'I ' f I . A -lf 3.4 I A r ' . 'fi 1 gt fp I g I' f E5 I I I I Ii i l I I fl 5 I EI fi ..,.--I Richard C. Krebs 4 I TO THE CLASS OF 1956-- We extend to you, our graduates of 1956, sincere good wishes for success and happiness as you join the many who, too, have completed their high school education. Each year, thousands ofyoung people walk across stages to receive slips ofpaper which signify completion of another step in the process of learning. Each year, as graduates I assume their active places in the community, they face a challenge. Every generation in the history of mankind has had to meet new conditions in an ever-changing world. And you, graduates of 1956, may well assume that yours is no exception. Although you may say that times are different, you face the world of today with un- precedented advantages. We live in an age when educational opportunity has reached greater numbers than ever in the past. No generation has been as well equipped with the means to work out its problems. You have greater promise of successful careers than any group has ever known. These advantages, however, are yours to use. They will not operate to assure suc- 1 alw- lxv '41 as always, come from within yourselves. In wishing you well, we should remind again that there is only one answer to any prob- 4 I lem and that ishard workg there is but one answer to any challenge and that is courage: there is no answer to doubt but confidence. Ir K I , z , ,I , II ' fG?is:3-Q?,,33ir3,v,, , , , .,':.f:.',ssfgggltgqthvygga I II . .Y-5231, T-M:Q 'Rl, -'. 'f'f' M - -rg N..,-.f??Q'3f' It ,.:.,r- qu- -.fu , . , lf.:-rmfifgx. -,, ,g1, ,j,,. ,:. Ii , , , , , ,-,',v-...4-.Zb,g,f'a, 5 1'-I N'--,x cess automatically if you are passive. The determining elements of your future must, .K .. '-l :,'.x' .,.5M.4.gf:I , :IQ-K., . ,frffg 7, . S I-. ' E ' ff J-.-. n -:Sf ff! -x,',H l GUIDANCE The true order of learning should be-- first, What ls Necessaryg next, What ls Useful: and only then, What is Ornamental. Assistant Principal Howard R. Soren- sen, pictured at the left, keeps busy at his numerous duties. Among his many titles are Director of Athletics and Chairman of Student Activities. He also heads the guid- ance services of the school and is in charge of attendance. Assistant Principal Howard R. Sorensen GIRLS' COUNSELORS Miss Suzanne Nelson, Miss Mary Louise Beck, Miss Jean Landale, and Miss Margaret Gearing. girls' counselors of thi liiuriior, sophomore, senior, and freshman classes, respectively. look pleased as they compare notes on semester sc e u es. 4 Mr. Robert Tombrinck, left, and Mr. Dale Marcum, right, guidance instruc- tors, converse with Mr. C. A. Sheets, vet- eran boys' counselor, about problems of freshman students. More than any other South faculty members, the counselors deal most directly with the drama of life, and their collective services are designed to produce a happy ending. They work withthe students of their respective classes to plan a cur- ricular program which will insure a scholastic growth, meet their needs while they are in school, and prepare them for whatever course seems most advisable after graduation. In addition they aid their counselees in solvingpersonalproblems and show them the advisability of continuing their schooling and attending classes regularly. Junior and senior counselors also assist their charges in obtaining part-time and post graduationjobs and in securing information on colleges and scholarships. BOYS' COUNSELORS Boys' counselors Mr. Warren Witham mon, sophomores: Mr. Charles B. Drake cuss their schedules for the semester. who counsels freshmen: Mr. Loren Gam- seniorsg Mr. Donald Ruby, juniors: dis- .. - till LA GUAGE ARTS DEPARTME T MMV' teachers. SEATED. Miss Alice Giitter, Miss Evelyn Carrig, Mrs. Dean Paulsen, Mrs. Margaret Bass, Miss Rose Giitter, Miss Helen MacMar- tin, Miss Fern Eads, Miss Ruth Milford: STANDING, Mrs. Barbara Oldfield, Miss Jean Bressler, Mr. Donald Connors, Mr. Dale Marcum, Mr. Lloyd Richards QDepartment Headj,Mr. Norman Zinn, Mr. Raymond Elwell, Mrs. Leonore Paasch, and Miss Margaret McMartin, assemble before their much used books. Not pictured are Miss Alice Musselman and Mr. Curtis Siemers. I D u I A L instructors, SEATED, Mr. Roy Long, Mr. William Ca. Charles Young, Mr. Kenneth Hightower, Mr. Joseph Reeves, STANDING, Mr. LeRoy Damhoff, Mr. F. A. Hugge. Mr. Harold Dallinger, Mr. Bernard Barrett, Mr. Emil Blazek, Mr. R. E. McConnel1QDepartment Headj, Mr. Dyas, and Mr. Cletus Fischer pose for the photographer. Not pictured are Mr. Glenn Moore and Mr. Godfrey Ward. 6 B u S I N D E E T teachers, SEATED, Mrs. Cecile Schroer, Miss Alice Harvey, Miss Lucille Airy, Miss Myrtle Graham, Miss Gloria Pollat, Mrs. Ellen Finnegang STANDING, Miss Zela Elmer, Mr. Leo Lowry, Mr. Charles Beattie, Mr. Clark Woh1e1'sQDepartrr1ent Headj, Mr. Walter Neevel, Mr. Alfred E. Smith, and Miss Florence Sieverding pause from their commercial activities to have their picture taken. n -A f K. V, VV Y, 1 'W . M' it - iz 3 r S C E D E E -I-instructors, LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. LeRoy Dam- hoff, Mr. Robert Tombrinck, Mr. LeRoy E. Smith QDepartment Heatgg Miss Mary Alice Engles, Mr. Joseph Reeves, Ittrfliss dl-lelen Scott, Mr. Donald Ruby, Mr. Clifford Ireland, and Mr. orge Triplett stand beside one of their silent ien s. 7 'NH' E teachers, SEATED, Mr. E. A. Lindberg, Miss Florence Rush Dr. Edward Kuncel fDepartment Headj, Mrs. JoAnn Peterson, Mr. Raymond Browng STANDING, Mr. Dale Marcum, Mr. Warren Witham, Miss Margaret Power, Mr. George Wildrick, Miss Ruth Rockwell, Mr. Loren Gammon, Mr. Willis Brown, and Mr. Robert Christie gather in front of their maps. ka J MATH Stewart, Miss Myrtle Graham, Miss Margaret Gearing, Mrs. Margaret Bass, Mr. Robert Tombrinckg STANDING, Mr. Leo Lowry, Mr.C. H. Bailey Mr.L le Meier Mr. B.O. Prochaska and Mr.Clinton Sheets De artment Head . , y , . K P J. rest for a moment between calculations. 8 Xsf O D ATHLETIC DEPARTME T d instructors, FRONT ROW, Mr. Michael Spar- ano, Mr. Russell Gorman, Mr. Conrad Collin, Mr. Cletus Fischer: BACK ROW, Mr. Willis Brovm, Mr. Warren Wit- ham, and Mr. Glenn Moore form South I-Iigh's coaching staff. kg- li' ARTS Choir Director Mr. Roland Hinrichs, Art Instructor Miss Florence Power, Band Leader Mr. Hamilton B. Smith, Vocal Instructor Miss Carile Samuel, and Art Teacher Mr. Walter Conway comprise South High's Fine Arts Staff. 'W C7 H E M experts Miss Lenora Worcester, Miss Irene Keenan, Miss Anne Waters fDe- partment Heady, and Mrs, Kathryn Kavanagh appear ready to receive guests in their attractive, homelike quarters. ' Iv .. ,X ,X ggi ga , , 5, A h. 'H 2 Xl 3 ' i X .Mg ' 0 1 QA., Q IQ i M3 ,I ix, ' K f 'A , A A 417' I Q X4 Q Y H , ff AW 'A - ' , R .4 . f L ins' AB ' in 'I K5 L, i 1 i N w v l v x Y x' -fx my im ,Q , . QQ -wx 2, --I .wk a .91 , . . .1 YJ: 2 . gvi, , X. ,S Q 255535 Kijiiai .. t, ' , .gggggagzl E , Y. . ,AES mgh xx K , its N34 e I., , K H-Q x 'U X. Q fi mt ru f N af ' ,sd R. I H rm ' V M 21 Q as .VV Q,-xv X K W- , xiy -gg.. G ..1, 5-,Ag ,V M' iiisg, A Dipsvilf 121, L2 if, 7 1 If - .fayf - Q , I Q -A , Dy Ag ,,X3.f,g..:: 16,1 53 Qi. 1 -in l , , f 5 s K x-.-:ffm ,fs - i ws! fi K X 5-usb, 2' X nik , ,, P 'E-0-..i?R 4 mga X . . 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' ': 1 :'- -4-l y' -,QT1i fz.'f2 . . : A ?'g qgk'f'y , ' ,f4glif xi, - ' ' w w W f AA 4 - ' W 76 Q - x N , .v '- x N L 6 Af' if 4 .Y- fffm Nw ' x off r ' Miss Rose Giitter v 'x SPONSORS Any n1an's death diminishes me because I am involved in Man- kind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls: it tolls for thee. --John Donne Dear Seniors When the last bell tolls for each one of you at South High School, may each one of us who remains feel truly diminished because of your leaving our midst. May this feeling of personal loss which each one shall experience be overshadowed by the enrichment each shall have gained through his associations with you during the past four years. As you approach your newway of life, may the ideals and principles for which you have been striving during your high school days serve as a guiding influence in the years that lie ahead. Today each one of you stands with sublime relation between the Past and the Future. The one is irrevocable: the other is unknown, Your life lies before you. Face it with steadfast courage and lofty pur- pose. And in the total passing when the bells toll in tribute to a life generously lived and a work nobly done, may all those with whom you have come in contact feel truly diminished because it tolls for thee. God bless you and keep you. Haag' f 'ls Mr. Willis Brown Miss Jean Landale Miss Anne Waters Mr. Robert Tombrinck 1 W ' ,'.. 'Y '4 L, 1 ,gf jj Cl-Aggig? vf wyyy B! r FFlCERS Gail rvunnickv U Xl p LeRoy Hoden Sammy OF Mem I956 Joe Meschede Jerry Vodicka Treasurer Vice President I ward ntative John Sousa Boys' Representative -ts Wg K is ... -L ....' sc ' ix, P xx wr 'W , N: Yr is , 32' , A S X Le i 5 R a . at-A Y is X R sh Q 4 R '- l' 'K C, ss l 3. s S, it-if i ,,,-.xx - :t'f7f... if 'Age 4.Qvv-vo-1-1 1 ,Q 3 , tg-,yrlllxgqki ,N .. . E s . ,K id, K S V K fx G' x Q- - 51 ak R P - sw.. . in - s X T' S 5 i J 1 'R rf or 5 of 1 3 Q 1 RICHARD ADEN College Prep Band QAdvancedj 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1: E ROTC 1, 2: Spanish Club 3. gr ESTHER AGUILERA General Business Choir fGirls'j 4: Choir fSecondJ 1, 2, 3. LUCY ALBA Fine Arts All-City Music Festivall, 2, 3, 4: Christ- masProgram 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: May Queen Coronation 2. 3: Orchestra Uldvancedj 1, 2, 3, 4: Aiss Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, vice President 2, r BV P , Spring Concert 1, 3. ' 3 JANET ELAINE ALEXANDER A 5 Business-Stenographic L .P ' ,lh 1 R . it Choir QSecondj 2: G.A.A. 1: Library Ser- i f x f f , 4 S vice League 2, 3. 5 rsi,', 4 t I f.,, . assss ssr B' N JOSEPH T. ALGYA 1 aiu... N jlf E' Woodworking .C s ' ' L ROBERT ALLEN ' f . . if rl College Prep S' 'N nd dvancedj l, 2: Golf 2, 3: Honor it l 4' Rol IO Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4. .Sl 4 , WN-4 KW 5 QW 3 r . ' Sw J JACQUELYNE ALSTON General Business Choir QSecondj l: Y-Teens 1. NORMAN AMBROSE College Prep JACK D. ANDERSON Auto Mechanics Football 1, 3, 4: O Club 4. ROBERT F. ANDERSON College Prep ance 2,Uurriorj l: BigBrother 4: Boys' State 3: Debate 4: Hi- , President 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. Freshman Ban- quet Speaker l: Latin Club, Vice President 1, President 2: Math Club 3, 4. Vice President 4: ROTC 1, 2. 3, 4, Best Junior Cadet 3, Crack Squad 2, 3. 4. Crack Squad Commander 4, Officers Club 4. MARILYN ASHTON General Business ArtC1ubl,2, 3.4: Honor Roll 1: I.K.K. 4: Portias 3: Red Peppers la, Sound Off 3.4: Stage Sets 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Y-Teens 1, JOE BAHUN General Business Big Brother 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 2, 3: Football 1, 4: Home- Corning Knight4: Inter-City Student Council 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4. Hi-Y1: ROTC 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Spanish Club 2: Spring Play 3, Properties. Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. X IULIQS BALIS Business p x p Q MARILYN BARNHART A W Business-Stenographic CHARLES BARRY . X College Prep I Debate Club 2. V. L GEORGENE BARTEK , ' Stenographic-Accounting if Art Club l, 2, 35 Library Service League HARRY BATES iff' College Prep LENONARD BAUER Drafting JOAN BAULISCH General Business JUDY BAUMGARTNER Stenographic MARGIE BEALER Stenographic Art Club lg Honor Roll 1: Red Peppers lg Y-Teens 4. DENNIS BEAVERS College Prep Debate Club 2: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Butts Platoon 1 Officers Club 4: Science Fiction Club 1. J 4 Y pg .ff PAT BEISTER Ll M College Prep ' A11-City Music Festival 4: Big Sister 43 Choir fFirstj 4: Qfirlsj Secretary 3, QSecondQ 2: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Frenc Club 4: Gymettes2g Homecoming Princess 4: Honor Roll 2, 3: Inter- City Student Council 3: 'Mikado' 4g Portias 2: Junior Red Cross 33 Spring Concert 3, 4: Y-Teens 2. SHARLENE BENDA Stenographic All-City Music Fest1val4g Big Sister 3, 43 Choir Qfirstj 4, fGlr1s'j 3, Qsecondj 2: Christmas Program 2, 3, 45 Mi ado 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4: Spring Festival 2, 3. -'ef f-sssxfan Q as Q s 5g ., - -s - -x - X-.qw 1 I-if sg- 1-fx -my . :ii K feb X DONALD BENSON Drafting IOANNE BENESH Business-Stenographic G.A.A. 1, 2: Honor R011 1, 2, 3: Science Club 4. ELEANOR EILEEN BERGHOLZ Business-Stenographic Portias 1: Y-Teens 1: Red Cross 1. ROBERT BERSCH General Business ROTC 1, 2, 3: Crack Squad 2, 3. GLORIA JUNE BEYETTE Nurses Prep Choi1'fSecondj 2: Cheer1eader4, QSecond String, G.A.A. 3: Red Peppers 1, 4: Gir1's League Cabinet 1, 2: Honor R011 1, 3: FrenchC1ub3: Thespians 3, 4: Sound Off 3: Student Guide 2. ROBERT BIALY General KAREN ANN BILEK General Business Ch0i1'fGiT1S'J 3: CFirstJ 4: I.K.K. 4: Library Service League 3, 4: Press Club 4. AMELIA A. BLAZEK - College Prep Debate C1ub2: Future Teachersof America 1: G.A.A. 1, 3: Honor R011 3: Spanish Club 3, 4. I . R Q L' 'CK S. 1 sisi G.A.A. 1. A' ,I , Ks - 1 Y-Teens 1- L sas., 41 - MARY CAROL BLAZEK Business-Stenographic SONJA L. BOCKMAN General Business WAYNE BOGNER Auto Mechanics RAYMOND BOHAC Woodworking KEN BOICOURT College Prep Band fAdvancedJ 3: Uuniorl lg Latin Club 2 2. ,F-'W M RONALD BOJANSKI he-r' College Prep Q' 'Y Art Club lg Band Uuniorj 4g Football 1,2, L 3g Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 45 Library Service League 1,2g Officers Club 4g ROTC 1,2,3, 4: Science Club 4. RICHARD BORO Auto Mechanics 'if -nqv I 1 A Up iight: 1,9 gfgl, 'L ., ' lv DELORES BORYCA ,N 1' , 'ff General Business an ,F N' f Q, 7 DAVE BOSILJEVAC it X ' 1- : Woodworking five' 1 1 TOM BOSILJEVAC L Woodworking N 'V . wg -L. 3, X ., N ' lu ix gy. A I: 4 tx W ' A MARILYN BOWEN V College Prep j ae ChoirfFirstJ 4, CGlrls'j 3, lSecondJ 2g All-City Festival 4: Christ- -gg LA ' nr mas Program 2,3,4g,Spring Concert 3,4g French Club 4: Future L E ' X A L 'j Nurses of America lg Honor Roll 1. C L 1.1, WILLIAM M. BOYLE ' -F , Business - Sales R rv' - Sales Club 3,4, lPresidentj 4. Q I f i I MARY LOUISE BRABEC Portias 2,35 Science Club 3. Homemaking 42 S3 RAYMOND STEVE BRAZDA .4-J Industrial Art g .f -:wr I s. JOE BROSNIHAN Electricity 5' EDITH BROWN V ' ' General Business L ppl f Art Club 1,23 Choir fSCCO!ldJ 2,35 First Aid 43 Sales Club 1,2. ff x M , I 5 N, 5 2 , , 1 'Q M Vx l AL- F Q 41 C ji 1 3 1? Q has I 1 xfv' f .. wg A g 3 .- df' . ' S 'G' X . u Lwjh' --5 X s ' E 5 1 s Xxx A Rik ., is A af. 1 Mmiwf . X Q Q-.Ringling , X i w - , 5 Q ffl A' xv., I . X'-' air t .' ,Li . , 5-Li. 2. 'L I A .l Q mg X s 1 . swf. ,Q-5. A . 41? R K ighyffff . A . .,X,,' A PM 5 . , 1 -Q-E , 'Guida ,-,,,fol like . Q ,X s '13 Q 1 , V 1, 'H i Oval...-4 BARBARA BRUNELL College Prep Art Club 15 Big Sister 2,3,4g Choir fFirstj 4, fGirls'j 3g County Government Day CCounty Surveyorj 35 French Club 2: Glrls League Cabinet 2g I. K. K. 4g Honor Roll 2,3,4g Library Service League 3,4gMikado 43 PepperettesCPresidentj 4g Portlas 1g Red Peppers 43 Sound Off 3,4g Thesplans 3,4, CTreasurerj 4g Y-Teens 1,2. JOANNE BRUNER Business - Stenographic Choir fGirls'j 3,4, CSQ-:condj 2g Library Service League 2,3. JAMES R, BUDKA Printing Band fAdvancedJ 2,3,4. Uuniorj 1, All- City Band 2,3,4g Basketball 1. KATHLEEN BUTLER General Business Big Sister 35 G. A. A. lg Portias 35 Red Peppers 15 Y-Teens 3. CHARLES BUXTER Drafting Choir CSecondQ 3. RONALD BYRNE College Prep ROTC 1: Track 1,2,3g Wrestling 1. PHILIP CAHOY Electricity Band CAdvancedj2,3,4. Uuniorj lg Basketball lg Football lg ROTC 1. CHARLES CARLSON College Prep ArtClub1gGolf 1,2,3,4g O Club3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4, CRepresentativey 4. K -f+ PAT CASEY Electricity Art Club 1,2 Debate Club lg Honor Roll 3g ROTC 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 1 MARY LOU CASPER Homemaking Choir fsecondj 4 9 TONY CASTRO Electricity JIM CERNY College Prep RITA CERVENY Srenographic Portias 1. RALPH CHAPPELL Drafting - Electrical ROTC 43 Officers Club 4. Sl-IERLEEN CHANCE General Business Choir CFirstj 4g French Club 3g G. A. A. 1, 2: Junior Red Cross 1,2,3. GENEVIEVE MAE CHEREK General Business NICK CHIBURIS Fine Arts Art Club 2,3,4g Big Brother 2,3g Football gg4 O Club 2,3,4g Track 1: Wrestling 2, ALONA CHRISTENSEN Stenographic Arr Club 1,2,3g G. A. A. 33 Gymerres 1g Homecoming Princess 45 Honor R011 15 Library Service League 4g Red Peppers 1: Y-Teens 1. BETTY CITTA Stenographic WILLIAM CLARK Drafting SHIRLEY CLEMENS General Business G. A. A. 2,3g Red Peppers 2g Tennis 2. ROBERT COCHRANE Woodworking H1-Y 33 ROTC 1,23 Sound Off fSrage Handy 3g Stage Crew 3.4. I PATRICK COLLINS Printing PATRICIA COMLEY General Business CR ff- Vx? me . NLLLL. ,. .gi .J O I 1 5 wi V we I i vs R' LARRY CONLEY Industrial Art PEGGY J. CONSIDINE Stenographic Big Sister 3,43 Choir fGlrls'j 2,3,4, CSec- ondj 2, Christmas Program 2,3,4g Gymet- tes lg Honor Roll lg Library Service League 2,3g Spring Concert 3.4. DORIS LA RAE COUCH Business Choir fFirstJ 4, fGirls'j 3, fSecondj 3. MADELINE COVALCIUC College Prep - Stenographic ,A Choir fFi.rstj 4, lGirls'j 35 Honor Roll lg 6' Spanish Club 3. Qui' WJLMMICHAEL R, CRAYNE Woodworking IQ DELYNNE CRIGER College Prep - Engineering Band fAdvancedJ 2. Uuniory lg Basketball 1,3g Big Brother 45 Football 1,2, French Club 1,2g Golf 3,45 Hi-Y 4, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4g O Club 3,43 ROTC 1,2. MARGARET QRUTHQ CROFT College Prep Band fAdvancedj 3, Uunlory 1,25 Girls' State fsenatorj 33 Cheer- leader 2,3g Debate Club 2,3,4, CSecretaryy 4, Future Nurses of America 3g Future Teachers of America lSecretaryJ 4, G. A. A. 2,35 Gymettes lg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Horizon lg Mock U. N. As- sembly 3, Red Peppers 1,2,3,4g Safe Teens 4: Spanish Club 2,3 ,4. CC1ass Representativej 4g Tennis 2. LILLIAN CRONICAN College Prep G. A. A. 15 Honor Roll lg Latin Club 1,23 May Queen CLatin Rep- resentativej Red Pepper 4, Spring Play 3.4. RONALD I. CUEVAS Electricity Big Brother 4,Choir Csecondj 2,fVice Presidentj 35 Hall Duty 2.3. HOWARD CURTIS Industrial Arts Crack Squad 2,331-football lg N. C. O. 2,35 Officers Club 4g ROTC g,2,3,4, CCompany Commanderj 4, CEscourt Patoonj 4, M. P. 1,2, ,4. MARK CZECHUT College Prep Choir fsecondj 1,2g Christmas Program 2: J. K. K. 4g Press Club 3.4, Vice President 43 Quill and Scroll 41 Science Club 3g Sound Off 23 Spanish Club 1,2g Spring Play 4, Thesplans 4: Tooter Re- porter 3g Sports Editor 4, South Omaha Sun Correspondent 4g Wrestling Manager 4. GERALD R. DANAHY General Business 20 ,AAS DEANNA RENAE DAVIS Business - Stenographic Art Club lg Feature Editor 3,45 Press Club 3,4, 1Treasurerj 4g Quill and Scroll 3,4g Tooter Staff 3,4. DON DAVIS College Prep Crack Squad lg ROTC 1,2g Spanish Club 4. IANET SUE DAVIS Business - Stenographic SAM DE GEORGE Drafting Baseball l,2,3,4g Football 2,3. ANITA DEMPSEY Business - Stenographic Big Sisrer4g Choir CFi.rstJ 3,4, CSec0ndj 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3. IO ANN DETWILER Business - Stenographic ChoirfGirls'J3,4,fSecondJ 25 Gymettes lg Honor Roll 1,25 Y-Teens 1. KAY DEVANEY General NANCY DEVANEY General Business i E, E! A1 , . L: ' gk 911. 19 riff rv wwf f U , , ?w f5iM, ' 4 G. A. A. 3g Pepperertes 4g Red Peppers 2,3,4g Tennis 2. PETE DEVANEY' Auto Mechanics POLLY DE WITT General French Club 43 Thespians 3,4, Csecreraryy 4g Trailers lg Sound Off 3. ROSE DI MAURO General Business Choir lSecondJ 2: Red Peppers lg Y-Teens 1 wn.1.1AM MARTIN Dmciss A ,.. College Prep Band fAdvancedl 1,23 Basketball lg Choir Cliirstj 4, fSecondj 35 Golf 1,2,3,4g O Club 2,3,4: Govemment Day 45 Hi-Y 3,43 Latin flgwf gs-- Club 4g ROTC lg Science Cl b3, . Eff! 1? Z.,...f-U' ' ' 0 1 21 ff af -I ,1- '51 '5- lv QM le. I 1 Da NW , 1' ' Q Q 'ev 'A - R TWV' 1 X 1 - his 'ir 'Y 4 Q an-. Styx? s If f Efj..'N.f XX sf' Q76 I ,T ,V x.,-: 1 X ' K , f Q fy. yr .. Vws we .SIE ' f,,,,' 'S Q sf., A A. ey . is A .1. l-fir ' . fdxi mt, rfligig- ,A Rv r. E, 7 1i's'? ..lb Q I X G. A. A. 1,2,3g Red Choir CSecondj 3. .. K K JEANNE DOBROVOLNY Business - Stenographic Art Club 3g G. A. A. 1,23 Honor Roll1,2, 3,45 May Queen Coronation lg Red Pep- pers 1,2. MARILYN K. DONALDSON Nurses Prep Choir fGirls'j 2,4, fSecondj 3 Future Nurses of America 2,3, fVice-Presidentj Red Peppers 1,2g Tennis 1,2g Y-Teens 1, 2,3. PHYLLIS DONALDSON Business - Stenographic G.A. A. 2,3,4g Gymettes lg Honor Roll Ig Library Service League 15 Portias 2g Red Peppers 15 Sales Club 2g Tennis 45 Y-Teens 1.2, CReporterj 2. PATRICIA DONOVAN General Business Choir fSecondj 2,3. SHIRLEY DOUGHERTY Sales Red Peppers lg Sales Club 3,4g Club 1. h 2 3: Latin Club 2g National Honor Society 35 Spanish PAT DOYLE Auto Mechanics ROTC 1. LUCILLE DROPINSKI General Business Peppers 1,2,3. SHIRLEY ANN EDMONDS General Business .-- ,5 5 KENNETH EGR li, 'yi' K,.1 'V College Prep ir CSecondJ 1,2,3g Basketball 23 Wrestling 1. I DONNA ELSASSER A. A. ,2,3,4g May Queen Coronation 2g Red Peppers lg Trail- 1. 'Qliv 0 j Business - Stenographic RALPH LEE EMERSON General Business Officers Club 45 ROTC 1.2,3,4. SHIRLEY EMERSON General Business A Q? Library Service League 45 Red Peppers 2,3. 22 Josns M. ERA 'N Homemaking .uv Choir CGir1s'73,4g Library Service League 2g Red Peppers 1. MARTIN D. ERNE Business - Sales Art Club 1,2,3g Sales Club 3,4. RAMON EVON Drafting Art Club 3: Football 2,3g Hi-Y 3. 'f ' 'i 11-if-:iw i ji is . HARVEY FAST ,, an S N Printing A f EDWARD FIALA . Electricity RoTC 1. R MARLYSS FIALA 'g H ' Business - Stenographic p Honor Roll 1,2,3g Red Peppers lg Sound .. Off Costume Chairman 3: Thespians 3.4, . Historian 4. R 1 MARGARET FITZPATRICK College Prep BOB FITZSIMMONS College Prep Art Club 2,3g Big Brother 2,3g Football lg O Club 23 Spanish Club 3g Wrestling 1,2,3,4. PHIL D. FITZWATER .Electricity CAROL FLEMING Business G. A. A. 2,3,4g Gymettes lg Library Service League 4g Red Pep- pers 1,2g Spanish Club 4g Y-Teens 1. JOHN FLOWERS . Auto Mechanics Honor Roll 2g ROTC 1,2,3,4g O Club 45 Perfect Attendance ROTC 3g Hi-Y 4g Science Club 4. DAVID FOLDA Bookkeeping choir qsecondp 2,a. 23 41-ef af X P 3 'r '87-iw 1 .- 1 -, r K, 1' Qu 'xaqwi x. rg, 'ix ag: r . fd' A ir as . A , 5' A P 4' Q 3 1 Eijigi t R- : 1 4 4 ,N M i 'I 3 uit A nl f tw. l ' , 'rf N Ma, . 1 f 'Qu 4? M135 ls' - ML- Y Q 'QQ' vs Q up af: . x . 1, X. vp L , h ,Q Q 'W' ' YHA Q q t, JR K h I 5 IU' ' 'Ui Q4 fun-uv., . JOE FOLINO Industrial Arts GEORGE FRANEK Electricity ROTC 1,2g Freshman Manual Platoon 1. HELEN FREEMAN Business - Bookkeeping RICHARD L. FREEMAN College Prep - Science Big Brother 2gROTC 1,2,3,4g Butts Manual Platoon 1.2, Officers Club 4. JOHN FREYER Drafting ROTC 1,2. STEVE GEORGE FREYER Auto Mechanics ROTC 1. PATTY L. GADDIS Business - Stenographic Art Club 1, Debate Club 2g G.A.A. 2,3,4g G.G. A. lg Honor Roll 1,25 Inter-City Assistant Librarians Council 4g Library Service League 1,2,3,4, TreasurerJ4g Portias 43 Trailers 1, Yearbook Staff 4, CBusiness a gerj 4. RO ALLOWAY ep English j 3 4 Chrlstmas Program 2 3 4 Basket All- I sl ti , , ' 7 , , g - a C ir dj 1 irstj 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,4g Mikado 45 r o , ,3 nd Of 3,4g Track 1,3. HARRY ALLEN GAVIN Electricity ROTC 1.2. DAVID GETZSCHMAN Industrial Arts Choir CSecondj 3, flfirstl 3,4. JOHN GODEK Industrial Arts Football 1,2. ESPERANZA R. GOMEZ Business Art Club 1, Portias 1,2. 24 5 ,. 5, 5, .V , Q lJf'2!igl,a rib r w E K 4 6 MODESTA GOMEZ JR. W X S4 'W Z ' Electricity R N 551 3 rim choir 4. Cf 'f Q5 ' JOSE GONZALES 'crib' 'fy .Lf , College Prep il' Ay MARGARET GRAEE 5 ' Srenographic , 'V 5, Cheerleader fsecond srringj 25 Red Pep- A X x pers 1,2, X KY 1 DORANN GRAHOVAC A f General Business ChoirfGirls'J3,4, lSecondJ 1,25 Big Sister 35 Library Service League 15 Porrias 4. me fig, fs'-l DOROTHY ANN GREEN ,Q 'W Business - General Junior Red Cross 3.4. A m....., CAROLE GREINER ' Stenographic Cheerleader 2,3,45Choir fFirstj 4, CGirls'j 3, CSecondj 25 Library Service League 2, 5 3,45Red Peppers 2,3,45 May Queen Coro- IYZAX narion5 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 1. X, R if be R A 5 asf lah U I 4 W M I if ! if Q A Avippp W is ,I All lrfk . m - E , .. ,, 37 ' ' 1532 JACK G. GROSS Q' girl f Gyfigf College Prep bg -K 'ii' Officers Club 45 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Science Club 15 Tooter Staff 2,35 wa . Q' E' Yearbook 2,3. DON GRZEBIELSK1 Auto Mechanics MARY ANN GRZYWA Sales and General Choir CFirstj 45 Sales Club 2,3,4. WALTER F. GRZYWA Electricity AL GUNDERSEN College Prep Homecoming 45 ROTC 1,25 Spanish Club 1.2. IRENE GUNIA Business Big Sister 35 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Red Peppers 25 Sales Club 35 Spanish Club 4. 25 ,, It -ug' ., .. . -.. a, hx ' QQ ' K .. .R 41- 3 X4 V P X'-v M ei V 4. X :sy ,x ali vw 45' rs-x S . 111 ...ES ...Sf gov DON GUTCHEWSKY Fine Arts A11-City Band 1,2,3g Band fAdvancedJ 1, 2,3,4g Dance Band l,2,3g Orchestra fAd- vancedj 1,2,3,4g Sound Off 1,2,3,4. f RICHARD GYHRA Q Auto Mechanics Basketball lg Honor Roll 1. RONALD HAGGE Printing ROTC lg Tooter Printing Staff 4. from - , A x DONNA HALAC x Homemaking if. gf Choir CSecondy 4g Porias 2,3,4g Y-Teens I 1' N- 2,3,4. 1 2 , O - s RICHARD HALE A College Prep F H1-Y 2, Officers Club 4, Rorc 1,2,3,4g A R' Mm' ROTC Color Guard 35 Spanish Club 4. pg JOE HANEL r General Business N ROTC 1. DALE HANSEN Woodworking as lawn. Go1f1,2,3,4g 0 club 2.3.4. SHARON HANSEN ' Business - Srenographic J' A Library Service League 2. 'W' QQ X ,W 125.7 .O ?,,. gb' y SHARRON HEATH College Prep Choir flfirsrj 4, fGir1s'J 3, lSecondj 2g All-City Festival 45 Chrlsr- rnas Program 2,3,4g Spring Concert 3,43 Future Teachers of America 3,4, fsecretaryj 35 Honor Roll 1,3g Latin Club 3,4g Li- brary Service League 2,3g Mikado 4g Pepperetres 4g Portias 4g Red Peppers 4: Sound Off 3,4. SUE HEINEMAN General Business Band fAdvancedJ 2,4g G. A. A. 1,2g Honor Roll lg Play Day 2. COLLEEN HELDT General Business G. A. A. 3,4g Gymettes 13 Porrias 4g Sales Club 33 Tennis lg Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLIE HEMBERTT Woodworking Cho S ROLAND E. HENDRICKS Electricity ROTC 1,2. RAYMOND HERING Industrial Arts Choir fSecondJ 4, Football 3 Offrcers Club 4 ROTC 1,2,3,4. RICHARD HERTZIG Electricity GLORIA J. HINDMAN General B iness econdj 3,4. F JOYCE E HINE an GLEN HINRIC HSEN Machine Shop DONNA LEE HINSHAW College Prep Choir fGirls'y 3,4, CSecondj 2 J K K 4 Red Peppers 1 2 SHARAN HITT College Prep Big Sister 3,4gCholr fFirsty 4, CGirls J 3 fSecondJ 2 Future Nurses of America 1,25 G. A. A. 1 4, Honor Roll 1,3 Latin Club 1 3 Library Service League 1,2,3,4 Mikado 4 Pepperettes4 Portlas 1 2 Red Peppers 1,2,4g Thesprans 3,4 Y Teens 1 LEROY HODEN College Prep Boy s State 3g Basketball 1,2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Fre 1 4 CPresidentJ 4g Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 O Club 2 3 4 fAdvancedJ 1,2,3,4g CAll Cityl 1,2 3 Science Club 1 1 2 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. BARBARA HOLBECK General Business Library Service League 1.2.3 TERRY HOLST Industrial Arts Officers Club 43 ROTC 1,2,3,4 HARVEY HERMAN HOWLAND Industrial Arts N? EDWARD HUBBARD College Prep Basketball 2 3 4- O Club 1 2 3 4- Track 1 3 4. BEVERLY HUFE Homemaking Library Service League 1 NANALEE RAE HURD Stenographic JAMES JACKSON Drafting MONICA V IACKWIN Stenographic Sales Club 3,4g Y-Teens 2. PATRICIA ANN IACOBSEN General Business Choir lFirsrj 4, fSecondj 3. s Wx: .1 - xx ga .iq , V , . , 3. K . . A I 3,5 CAROLYN JANDA General Business Horizon Club lg Library Service League3,4g Portias 4g Y-Teens 1. DARLENE JANSEN College Prep Big Sister 2,3,4, Cflhairmanj 4g County Day 35 Future Nurses of America 1,2,3,4, Csecreraryy 2, 1Vice Presidentj 43 Homecoming 2.3.4, fLady In Waitingy: Honor Roll 1,2,3g Latin Club 3,4g May Queen Coronation 2g Red Peppers 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4, lPresident? 2,1Inter-CityCouncilj4g Student Council 2,3,4g Year- book Staf 4. FRANK JAVORSKY Auto Mechanics DALE IECK Drafting Football 1.2. DEANNA JOHN s General Business Big Sister 3,45 Cheerleader 1.2: G. A. A. 2: Gym Captain 3: Junior Red Cross 3: Library Service League 2,43 Red Peppers 2.3, CTreasurej 2: Tennis lg Yearbook Staff 4g Y-Teens 1. JEAN LAVONNE JOHNSON Commercial Band fAdvancedj 1,2g Choir fFlrstJ l,2. 28 G. A. A. 2,35 Gymetts 13 Red Peppers 2- ROBERT JOHNSON Electricity ROBERT JOHNSTON Fine Arts GEORGE JONAITIS College Prep - Accounting Debate Club 2,3,4g Honor Roll 23 Officers Club 4g ROTC 1,2,3,4g Sports Club 1. -- Cai .Nl - , WILLIAM EDWARD JONES 5 Mechanics Band CAdvancedJ 1,2,3,4g All-City Music Festival 2,3,4g Dance Band 3,43 Omaha Band Day 2,35 Football lg ROTC 15 Track 1,2,3,4. JAMES D. KAIN Drafting Christmas Program 3,4g Spring Play 3,45 Stage Crew 3,4. DONALD F. KALASKY Electricity 3 .Q , qi z M in Ak K i if Big Brother 49 Basketball 1. Q 'Q DONNA LU KAMARASKY Business - Stenographic Choir CSecondJ 3, fFirstj 4g Christmas Program 3,4g Honor Roll 2, 3,4g Office Attendant 1g Red Peppers lg Sound Off 3,4g Teachers Convention Singing 4. DOROTHY I. KARASEK Business Choir fSecondj 3: G, A. A. 2g Red Peppers lg Sales Club 3g Tennis 1. PETER KAVAS College Prep KAREN KEAST Stenographic Choir fGirls'J 3, fFirstj 4g Mikado fFirst Choirj 4g Y-Teens 1. ROSEMARY KELLEY Business G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Science 3. TIMOTHY KELLEY Woodworking Choir QSecondJ 2,3,4g ROTC 1,2. 29 'iii 4.5 , kg , X51 .vw .4 Liv. QQ .film R- 5' 2 1' E9 BILLIE JEAN KENNEDY Business Choir fSecondJ 2,3, iGirls'j 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. HM KENNEDY College Prep Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Football f 1,2,3,4g Golflg Honor R011 1,25 0 crub 5 2,3,4. if LANNY E. KESSLER Drafting Art Club 1,2g Honor R011 1. GLENDA DARLENE KIMMELL Business - Stenographic Red Peppers 2. RICHARD KING Auto Mechanics SYLVIA ANN KIRKSEY College Prep Cheerleader CSecond Stringj 25 Choir 4Sec- f ondj 2, CAccompanistj, CGirls'j 3, fFirstJ 4g G. A. A. 25 Junior Red Cross 4g Honor X Roll 1,2g Portias 25 Red Peppers 1, 2, M Spanish Club 4. FAYE KLOCH General Business MARTHA ROSE KNIHAL General Business CHARLES KNOTT Auto Mechanics IRVIN E. KNGWLES Industrial Arts - Electricty BOB KOCANDA Wood Choir fSecondJ 1 CFirstj 2,3,4, CTrea.surerj 4g Football 2.4. BEVERLY JEAN KOJDEC KI General Business Chou' CSecondj2 fGir1s'j3,4g Christmas Program 2,3,4g Sound Off 3,4 Spring Concert 3g Tennis lg Y-Teens 2. 1 FRANK KOLC Drafting ROTC 1,2,3,4. LEON KOPERSKI Industrial Arts ELAINE KORALESKI College Prep - Stenographic French Club 4g Red Peppers 1,3,4g Tennis 25 Y-Teens 1. STAN KOSALKA 'F ff College Prep - Electricity 1 Choir fFirstj 2,3, CSecondj 13 All-City Festival 2,3g Spring Concert 2,3g Christmas Program 2,3g Crack Squad 1: Hi-Y 3g Honor Roll 2,3g ROTC 1,2. RONALD KOTRC College Prep Art Club 2,35 Band fAdvancedJ 1,2,3g De- bate Club 2,3,4g French Club 4g Future Teachers of America4g Honor Roll 1.2.33 Officers Club 4g ROTC 1,2,3,4. C JAMES J. KOZAK -vm qt College Prep 3 Hi-Y 3g Officers Club 4: ROTC 1,2,3,4. Z. A . sz Q, AW!!-v X its EUGENE KOZOL Woodworking FRANK KRAIEWSKI Drafting DOUG KRAMER Industrial Arts RICHARD KRAMER Woodworking LORNA KREIDER College Prep Choir CGirls'j 3.4, fSecondj 2: Future Nurses of America lg Honor Roll 1.2. EUGENE KRIEGLER Industrial Arts ROTC 1,2. 31' mm, df ks 2' 3 -sh . rel. xgxfgfrgw- , ,jr A .QL-.fs X , wr --:mf-iss,-Zi-if.. , . - -, -.1 K-'f'.-Nfl is EDWARD KROF Drafting Choir CSecondj 2, Crack Squad 2, Rifle Team 1, ROTC 1,2, Science Club 3,4. BILL KROUPA Machine Shop Football 2. JEANETTE CAROL KUBIN Business - Stenographic Girl's LeagueCabinet 1, Graduation Mar- shall 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2 CTreasurerj 2, Library Service League 2, 3,4,CTooter Reporterj 3, CVice-Presidentj 4, May Queen Coronation 2, Portias 2, Press Club 3,4, fTreasurery 3, fPresidenty 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Tooter Staff CAs- sistant Editor and Editor-in-Chiefj 3, 'E- KManaging Editorj 4. JOAN KUCERA College Prep Big Sister 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, CSecond Stringy 2 , CFirst Stringj 3 ,4, County Day Treasurer3,Choir Csecondy 2, French Club 3,4, fPresidentj 3,43 G. A. A. 3,4, G. G. A. 1,2, Gymettes 1,2, Dramatics W5 Nuo g, is f x . r ,, iirf lffi Club 2, Spring Play 4, Honor Roll 1,2, Homecoming 2,3,4, Runner Up 4, Inter- City Student Council 2,3, May Queen Coronation 3, Press Club 3, Red Peppers 1,2,3,4, 1Secretaryy 2, CTooter Reportery 3,4, Sound Off 2,3, Student Council 1,2, 3, Tennis 2, Tooter Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Y-Teens 1,2. LARRY E. LACINA College Prep Crack Squad 2.3, Officers Club 4, Rifle Team 4, ROTC 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4. ALFRED LA MONTIA Woodworking ROTC 1.2. FRED LAMPMAN' Auto Mechanics ' TOM LAMPMAN' Electricity JANET LANG Business - Stenographic Honor Roll 1,2 3 JANICE JANE LANG Business - Stenographic Honor Roll 1 2 3 KAREN LARSEN College Prep Alternate Girls State 3,Big Sister 2,3,4, Choir CFirstJ 2,3,4, QSec- ondj 2 Mixed Choir 1, Music Festival 3,4, Debate Club 3, Girls' League Cabinet 2 Gymetres 1, Honor Ro1l,1,2,3,4: I. K. K. 4, Mikado 4 Pepperettes 4, Portias 3, Red Peppers 4, Spanish Club 1,2 4 Tennis 2 3 4- Yearbook staff 4, Y-Teens 1.2.3, Sound Off 2,3 4 Dramatrcs Club 2. LEE LARSEN College Prep Art Club 1 Big Brother 2,3,4, Debate Club 2,3,4, qPresidentj 3, CVice-Presidentj 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3, Cfreasurerj 2, Homecoming 4Knightj4- Inter-C ity Student Council 3,4, ROTC 1, Science Club 3- Spanish Club 3 4 CVice-Presidentj 4, Student Council 3,4. MARLENE LA TIMER Business - Stenographic Debate Club 2, G.A.A. 2: Honor RO112: Red Peppers 1. V VERONICA LENTIS College Prep Choir QFirstJ 4, QSecondJ 25 Future Nurses ofAmerica4g Future Teachers of America 4g Latin Club 2, Library Service League 4g Portias 4g Red Peppers 4, CATHARINE LEHMAN Business - Stenographic Choir fGir1s'j 45 Gymettes 1g Honor R011 1,2,3g Red Peppers 2, BERNARD LEMON H ' Electricity DONNA MAE LEE College Prep Big Sister 4g Cheerleader QSecond Stringj 1,2,fFirstStringJ3,4g Choir fGir1s'j 4: Fu- ture Teachers of America 2,3, QPresidentj 2, qTre asurej 3g G,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1, 2,3g Junior Red Cross 3,4, QTreas- urej 4, Red Peppers 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3. DICK LEUTZINGER Sales Golf 3,4g Sales Club 3,4. ELAINE LILLETHORUP Business - Stenographic g,,!,qv,?.,,.4,,q,, , 4 T., ,, , K ,V h ,Qw- X N S 'LL Wax xi 'Snr A Q Y E16 1 Q 'ef k af i any V -,Q 3 .Q X I, 1 if v ' -5-M L vi X M , ' ' -S K N v 1 J f 'Q' i ' Q 5 Q' ' 7' ' 'K' '-,L pig., I ChoirfFirsry2,3,4,QGir1s'J1g Horizon Club lg Honor Roll 2,3g May Queen Coronation 4: Square Dance Club lg Variety Show 2,3,4: Y-Teens i,2,3,4, QVice-President! 3, fPresiden0 4. SHIRLEY LINDSTROM General Business Honor Roll 1, Library Service League 2,3,4, fHead Shelf Monitorj 2,3. AL LIZDAS Woodworking CATHERINE LOMBARDO Business - Stenographic Gymettes 1, Honor Roll 1,2,3g Library Servic ish Club 4: Y-Teens 4, ION E. LONG Electricity ROTC 1,2,3. EUGENE LAMBERT LORENCE Business ROTC 1,2,3. 33 e League 1,25 Span- 'DM' 5 .A 'WM-at ?' '54 .re I -' 1 .65 v ff rRf?'F ', : ' R' R R 1, Rr. 2 ,.-. -f U - Q HELEN LORENCE 5- Business - Stenographic i ' ' K' Choir fSecondJ 2g Honor Roll 1,2. get 1 DOROTHY LOVES General Business a t i - Choir fGir1s'j 3,4, ,zlu ff RAYMOND LUBSEN Vmmh R Machine Shop ROTC 1.2. . fi? . R W M a P' R gms E LEE ROY LUDLOW ' Q Electricity ' Basketball lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2 3. R JOHN LYNCH i s i g J Drafting s s X r Basketball 1. 2 ' if A NEAL C, MACE ' Drafting . ' we ROTC 1,2. -W JOYCE MACK R R R tCo11egesPrep Choir fGirls'J 4, fSeWcondj' 2: French,C1ub 3Q4g Honor Roll 1,2,3g Library Service League 43 Portias 1,2,354g Yweens 1. E FRANK A. MADEY R t R Electricity c D R E CYNIHIAL MALMOS c R R R R R Nurses Prep -fstenographic R R E Future Nurses of America lg Honor RoHs1,2,3g Latin Club 4g Y- Teens 3,4. E R E E E R R R RICHARD MAELY E E EGel1ef313Yi3Ch3UiC9- R Www W R MARY ANN MANDINA O R Business - Stenographicr G.A.A. 3, Honor Roll E15 Y-Teens 1. R BARBARA Lou MANDLE isess - R coueserrev ssrt cnonqmq 4, qcnwy awseconaytz,'fnalsecnaumahy 44 qrqgger Reporter-J 3g All-City Mus c 'Festival 4rBagcIalgureate 3gCh,wtriias Program 2,3,4g SpringgConcerti3,4g Future Nurses bf Ame ci lg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 3,43 May QQBQDOCQYOXIQIQQU 3: Mi- kado 4: Junior Red cross 1,2, qvice-Presidenzj 2g Serena Club 4: Sound-Off 3,4g Thespians 3,4, fSecretaryjb 3. L E of , i g g 7,3 is A JO ANN MARCELINO A College Prep Latin Club lg Library Service League 1,2, 3,45 Portias 15 Spanish Club 4. ROSE MARIE MARINO Homemaking Big Sister 4g Choir fGirls'j 3, fSecondj 2g Junior Red Cross 35 Latin Club 2g Library Service League 2,3g Red Peppers1,2g Span- ish 4g Student Council 2: Y-Teens 2, DOLORES MARQUEZ. Business - Stenographic Art Clu b 1,2,4g Honor Roll 1,2g Spanish Club 3,4, fRepresentativeJ 4. DON G, MARQUEZ Machine Shop Big Brother 4g County Government Day fSheriffj 33 Football 1,2,3,4g Governors- Conference on Youth 4g Honor Roll 1: Homecoming fKingj 4g O Club 1,2,3,4: ROTC 1 ,2g SpanichC1ubfPresidentJ 43 Stu- dent Counci11TreasurerJ 4g Track 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 3,4. SUSAN MARSHALL Business - Stenographic French Club fSecretaryj 4g Future Nurses ofAmerica lg Future Teachers of America 1 G.A:A.1g Honor Roll lg Library Service League 13 Red Peppers lg Y-Teens 1. DONALD MARTIN College Prep - Business Baseba1l4g Basketball 1,2,3g Football 1,2, 3,4g O Club 3,43 Spanish Club 33 Track 1,2,3, BOB MATCHA College Prep Honor Roll 3,4g Latin Club 4: Math Club 4. BYRON MATEER Drafting Crack Squad lg Football 2g ROTC 1.2. J GQ 1 A -, ' JWNX if , k if ' 9 l JACK H. MATSEN Drafting ' Choir QFirstj 2,,4g Mikado 4: Sound OffS3,4. Donormf MATTOX , ,. Bookkeeping R 4, choir grimy 2,3,4: Mikado, F rg ALMA MATUZA College Prep ChoirfFirstJ4, fGir1s'y 3, QSecondj 2g Debate Club 33 Future Tea- A chersof America 1gG.A.A. 43 Honor Ro111,2,3g Latin 3,4:Mikado4g Pepperetres 4: Red Peppers 4. DOLORES MAYHAN Business - Stenographic G.A.A4 4: Gymettes lg Honor Roll 1,35 Red Peppers 4g Tennis , 2 4 r S . 35 new he X +25 3-Q s .N A K it'- arf, tr 7' Sv A fi DARRELLEAN MCCARTY Homemaking ChoirfGir1s Q3 4 fSecondj 2g Future Nur- Q A - Q' ses of America 2- Y-Teens 1. A MARILYN MCCAULEY Bookkeeping MARVIN McC LARTY Auto Mechanics if Y T - Q Library Service League 2, JY I JAMES MCELWAIN ,gi Q General Mechanics 1 ig Brother 1,2,3,4. ,fx Ki HUGH MCGAHAN . , Business 5 X Library Service League 4g ROTC 1,2,3,-1 'f W 0 CM Officers Club 4.0 .' R SS MCGEE XX College Prep HonorRo11 lg ROTC 1 2 3 4 Best Com an fect Attendance 2, Rifle Team 4. L ROSALIE Mcl-IARRY - Business , M A ssii Pepperetres 45 Red Peppers 1, 4g Y-Teens 4. W f RONYE McKAY if ii Drafting ! MAUREEN MCKEIRNAN R., General Business D E Choir fGir1s'j 3, QSecondJ 1,25 Portias 4g Sales Club 3. DONALD A, MCNURLIN Printing Band fAdvancedl 1.2, Uuniorl 3: ROTC 1. SOPHIE MEARS Stenographic G.A.A. 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3g Portias lg Red Peppers 4: Y-Teens 3. 5 A SHIRLEY MECKNA 9,1 General Business D B I I p y 1,2,3,Cra.ck Squad 3, Officers Club 4, Per- JAMES L, MELSA College Prep Best Sophomore Boy Student 25 Big Brother 45 Boys' State 35 Debate Club 3,4, Treas- urer 35 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Math Club Treasurer 3, President 45 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Best SophomoreCadet2, Crack Squad 2,3, 4,Co-Commander4, Officers Club 45 Safe Teens 45 Science Club President 45 Sound Off 2,3. DELORIS MENKE Nursing Prep Future Nurses off merica 15 Latin Club 15 Library Service eague 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1. ,A LYNN M . A . Hom . 1 e e2- R P p er 1 4- Tennis 4- Y- Tee s 3. OSEPH H. MESCHEDE General Christmas Pageant 2, County Government K M U ' S r f ,'4 . :W-, 5 J s - Y ervlce ag v ' I 1 r 1 ses of ? . ssxssufsrxgmws 7 - Qe1'r,5,ssg: -gfywgfzww .L a f ' 1 fog: A r f nA H 't ., ,,.,. ,N Q '11 X if Y. fjj f m H. i ss ,- sg as 'Q , ,age-.,:s,:5g 5- :- f x.s'2:ir-- es -14,2 i ' 'Z 5.-ifsiy-9' Da 3- unior Red Cross 1 2 Press Club 3 y n J f F 1 W ,,,h, . 45ROTC 15 Science Club lg Spring Play 2, st,r L S ,, 3,45 Thespians Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Tooter Reporter 3, Exchange Editor 4. ROSE MARY MESSANY seg, I College Prep ' , Choir trusty 4, qGir1s'p3,qsecondy25 French Club 45 G,A.A, 2,3,4, President 45 Gymettes 15 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Library Ser- vice League 1,2,3,4, Head Door Monitor 45 Portlas 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4. VIARGARET MESSIAEN C ege Prep - Stenographic Big S -' 51 3,45 French Club 45 Junior Red Cross 15 LatinClub 15 Portias 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2, W fi ff., ,K we fh- uu . BENNY W, MESTON Industrial Arts - Woodworking ArtC1ub1,2,3,45 Football Manager 25 Hi-Y 35 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Of- ficers Club 45 Thespians 3,4. MARY NELL MEYERS Business RAMA M, MICUTA College Prep German Club 15 Portias 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Y-Teens 3. VIDA MIKALAUSKAS Business Red Peppers 15 Sales Club 15 Spanish Club 1. BARBARA ANN MILLER Business - Stenographic G.A.A. 1,2,35 Honor Roll 15 Library Service League 15 Red Pe pers 1,2, BONNIE MILLER a Q 5 General Cheerleader 15 Pepnerettes 45 Red Peppers 45 Y-Tee 5, al sa. . sf- 11 wig. , , firm. be . ' 1 fx 1 1,555 1 , 2? X 15 13 Yi s Wm, . 4 , Y N x 'E be Gu- Q - I E ,' Nl wwf, ,Y fy , 5, ,l , - as. Q' , .. was F Q ti. , V L 5 gy N ,l Nl' , '52 Q I ! 1 H Q f 'Wi t 3' 7-We V1 545 5 . WRFQ Us HOWARD MILLER Drafting Footba112,3,43 O Club 1,2,33 Track 1,2, 4 RITA MILLER General Business Choir fGir1s'j 3,4Q Homecoming Countess GAIL MINNICK College Prep My BigSister 2,3,43 Future Nurses of America ' Homecoming Lady in Waiting 2,3Q Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,43 lntercity Student Council 2,3,43 Library Service League 1,2,33 Pep- perettes 43 Portias 2,35 Red Peppers 43 dent Council 2,3,4, Student Exchange 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Y-Teens 1,2,3. FRED MOESSNER Vocational Printing ROTC 1,23 Science Club 13 Tooter Print- ing Staff 3,4, DELDRES MOLINE Stenographic Big Sister 43 Junior Red Cross 33 Portias 2. DENNIS MOORE Auto Mechanics 41-x1 LARRY M, MOORE College Prep - Engineering Art Club 13 Debate Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Council Representative 43 Marshal 33 Math Club 43 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Crack Squad 3, Officers Club Treasurer 43 Science Club Secretary-treasurer 43 Square Dance Club 1. SANDRA MOREHOUSE Stenographic Steuographic MARLENE MYERS ary Service League 33 Portias 13 Spanish Club gandfluniorj 13 Libr PAUL NARDUZZO 1 General Mechanics Choir QSecondJ 1,23 ROTC 1.2. is P CONNIE NEGRETE N Business XS oi: C K ' 4, fSecondJ 33 Future Nurses of America 13 G.A,A, xg rary er ce League 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 43 Y-Teens 1. ., 33 ' ' 5 Karma NEMEC 'xg A E Business l,X1'ArtC1uby 3 French Club 43 G.A.A. 13 Honor Roll 1,43 Library Ser- V Mice league 2,4: Math Club 43 Y-Teens 1. ig W. fl, 38 I Spanish Club 3,4, Representative 43 Stu- DONALD NIEDZIELSKI Vocational Printing Tooter Printing Staff 3,4. THOMAS F. NIETO Business - Sales Big Brother2g ROTC 1,23 Sales Club 1,2,3, 4. DONALD NIKOLICH Woodworking Band Uuniorj 1,2g Football 1, JACK NOVAC EK Mechanics Choir QFirstj 2,3,4g Football 1. RONALD NOVOTNY General Art Club 4g Choir fSecondJ 1,2,3,4. CHARLES OLSEN General Choir fSecondj lg Golf lg ROTC 1. JAMES OLSON Electricity H1-Y 4, ROTC 1,2,s. PAUL F. OPOCENSKY Electricity Band fAdvancedj 1,2,3,4g Gymnastics 25 Orchestra Ukdvancedj 2. g ELLEN OSBORN College Prep Lib S ice league 2,3,4g Spanish Club 3,4. raw ew MARTIN OSTRANSKY Industrial Arts - Electricity DAVID J. OTOUPAL C College Prep ArtC1ub1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 25 French Club 23 Orchestragmdvan- ed 1- ROTC 1,2 3,4 Officers Club 4. C J ' ' 'MARGE PAcHoLsK1 Business - Stenographic Choir QFirstj 4, QGi.r1s'J 3, fSecondj 2g Gymettes 1: Honor Roll 1 Y-Teens 1.4. 39 H1 'T-3' 'Q' 1 inf-4' A 5 Atiy A , L X L1 gl . 6 :an t 'O' A E ,h glwglf X Try' JERRY PALMER Drafting - Woodworking JERRY E, PARKS Electricity MARY MARTHA PATTERSON College Prep Band fAdvancedJ 15 Choir QFirstj 2,3,4, Secretary 4, QGir1s'j 2, fSecondJ lg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 3,4, Secretary 4s Math Club 3,45 May Queen Coronation 33 Mock U.N. 33 Science Club 4. DON M, PAVLIK College Prep - Business Art Club 2, Big Brother 2,3,4Q Hi-Y 2,3g Homecoming Prince 45 Inter-City Student Counci12g ScienceC1ub 2,3g Spanish Club 2g StudentCounci1 25 Student Exchange 2, DUANE PAVLIK A Drafting Big Brother 3, Hi-Y 3g ROTC lg Spanish Club 4. BOB PECHAR Electricity Choir QFHSQ 3,4, QSecondj 1,2. R sa f-lt. ,. tg 'N QQ g JERRY G. PEERS Sales Art Club 1,2,3: ROTC l,2g Sales Club 3,45 Science Club 1. S A ROBERT PEKID r Auto Mechanics ChoirQSecondJ1,2gaH1-Y lg ROTC 1,2,3,4, M.P. 2,3. OffiC2fS Club 4, Rifle Team 2, Youth Parade 2. THERESA PERICH S College Prep Honor Roll 1,25 Spanish Club 1,2. MARIE PERROTTO Sales ,T ,Q rCARLrPE'I'ERS r T .Industrial Arts B t ROSALIE RAE PETERS 1 Biiness - Stenographic Band QAdvancedJ 3,4, Uuniorj 25 Career Club 1g Future Teachers of America4g Gymettes 1g Junior Red Cross 45 Majorette 3,45 Por- tias 3,45 Red Peppers 4g Y-Teens 1,4. 40 DONNA JEAN PETERSEN Stenographic Library Service League 4g Y - Teens 2. IOYCE PETERSEN Stenographic Honor Roll 1,25 Sound Off 4. JO ANN PETROVICH College Prep Future Nurses of America 2g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 4. BOB PIERSON Electricity ROTC 1,2. RICHARD E, PIETRYGA Auto Mechanics Golf 15 Wrestling 1, ANTHONY PLETERSKY Electricity Honor Roll 3: ROTC 13 Science Club 4: Spanish Club 1. JOSEPH F, PLEULER Industrial Arts ROTC 2. SUSAN POE General Business Art Club 4. VIRGIL R. POLAK General Mechanics VIRGINIA POLAK Sales Sales Club 3,4, Representative 3. JANET POLZIN S General Business G.A.A. 4g Girls' League 1. WILLIAM POPPEN College Prep Big Brother 2,3,4g Boys' State May ondJ1gFootba11 1,2,3,4, All-City H n tain 4s Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 2,3, Se e Minister3, Prince4g Honor Roll 1,2, cil 2,3,4g Latin Club 2g 0 Club 2,3 Club Representative 43 Student Conn ' President 33 Track l,2,3g Wrestling 3, K ri 1' me ff .1 if ,r , 21, 9 it x C25 ,iw- ,3 4 B ,,, sv 'L' ir As 4 . 14,24 Xia. .K P 1 gps '55 sz V K ply gi ' ,i lf! I ,gpg if W r E L ime S nsh ce Pre de t2 ,Q I is f -mfs X Q X in ,Q .f- N .Cf C to , it 1 ' - ': 'Q ,ZRMP A mf? f ,L lr Mira. O .ii C CHARLES PRAI L Industrial Arts - Electricity l ROBERT JOHN PRAZAN THOMAS PRCHAL . 0 Business I O':L W Ch0i1'QFlrstj3,4,fSecondj 2: Honor Roll 3g xx me , RICHARD PRICE Auto Mechanics FRANCINE PROKOP College Prep-Stenographic Big Sister 4g French Club 3,45 Future Teachers of America 1g Junior Red Cross 2g Library Service League 2,35 Portias 2g Red Peppers 1. DON PRUSHA Electricity Honor Roll 1.2,3. s...,. PS' 0? -Y. 4 JAMES PRUSHA Electricity B03 Di PUSH ra tin Band fAdvancedJ 1,2,3 ,4g Football lggrchesrraf Advancedj-15 ROTC SYLVIA RAKAUSKAS General Business French Club 15 Library Service League 13 Red Peppers 1. JANET MAE RALL General Business ChoirQGir1s'y3,4,fSecondJ 2: Christmas Program 33 G.A.A. 1: Li- brarv Service League 1,2,3,4g Portias 23 Spring Concert 3. . gi. ral. 'vit AU, Avigijgkkwfx . O ' DONALD G. RATHGEBBR 1 N College Prep - Engineering C c Q n 1, Bandpkdvancedj 1,2,3,4, All-City Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3, , r ef-it X --,rp 'fx O' 5 4g Debate Club 2,3g French Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4g Orchestra C .P 5 1 ' YW 11 'Y fAdvancedj2,3g Sound Off l,2,3,4g Spring Concert 1,2,3,4g Spring . A C 1 1 A , my 1,2,:z,4. YN 1 H in 4 BARRY L, REAPLENG ' ,P 1 ROTC 1,2,3,4, M.P. 1, Officers Club 4. f 42 ,W ! 5 . MARILYN Lou RECH General Business Big sister 3,4, choir 4611157 3,43 County Government Day 3, Horizon Club lg Jun- ior Red Cross 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4, LA RUE REISING General Business Choir fGir1s'j 4. RONALD RENNER Woodworking Football 1. BONNIE ELAINE REZAC Stenographic Big Sister 3, Portias 1,2g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Service Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, Vice President 4, Y-Teen of the Year 3. BETTY J. RILEY Stenographic Choir fGir1s'J 2,3,4, fSecondj 15 Y-Teens 1,2. MARGARET RINGO General Business e 9... SHIRLEY A, RIX Stenographic Big Sister 3,43 Honor Ro113. LAUREL ROBB Stenographic Honor Roll 3. DON ROBBINS I Drafting A JANETTA ROCKWELL College Prep ArtC1ub1,2,3,4g G.A.A. lg Press Club 3,4, Secretary 43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Red Peppers 1,2g Spanish Club 3,4, Representative 3g Square Dancers 1,2i: Tooter Staff 3,4, Advertising Manager 3, Ad- vertising aud Business Manager 4, Y-Teens 2. MICHAEL ROE!-IR Electricity Art Club 4. R S SANDRA ROGERS Stenographlc Library Service League lg Portias 1g Red Peppers 1g Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, Worship Chairman 3, Social Chairman 4. 43 if l h 'M 761 BBE- ,few DONNA ROSE Stenographic FrenchC1ub85 Honor Roll 35 Press Club 35 Square Dance Club 15 Tooter Reporter 35 Y-Teens 1, LOU CELIA ROSS College Prep BigSister3,45 Future Nurses of America 3, 45 Secreta.ry45 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice President45 Latin Club 3,45 Red Peppers 1, 2,3,4. DON ROUSE Woodworking I Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. K' Sw QU' KW' S . KAY RUNTE College Prep - Stenographic ArtClub 1,23 Debate Club2 ,35 French Club 45 HonorRo1lFun NightCouncil 35 Science C1ub45 Y-Teens Service Chairman 2, So- cial Chairman 3, Music Chairman 4. RETA RYAN Stenographic Big Sister 45 Cheerleader 3,45 G.A,A. 3,45 Governor's Yo uth Conference 45 Home- coming Lady in Waiting 45 May Queen Coronation 35 Red Peppers 3,45 Student Council 4: Tennis 1,25 Y-Teens 3. RONALD SANFORD Woodworking ROTC 2,3,4, LEE SAUNDERS Woodworking Basketball 1. LEN SAVAGE Auto Mechanics Band lAdva.ncedJ 3,4, All-City 4. Dance Band 3,45 Football l,3, ROSEMARY SAVICH Art Art Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4. UAAKIANN SCHAETZLE College Prep - Nursing Band Uuniorj 15 Choir fFirstj 4, fGirls'j 35 Christmas Program 3,45 Future Nurses of America 1,2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Library Ser- vice League Assistant Head Door Monitor 45 Mikado 45 Red Pep- pers 1,23 Sound Off45 SpanishC1ub 3,45 Spring Concert 3,45 Square Dance Club 1. RITA SCHIMONITZ General Business CARL SCHNEIDER Woodworking Library Service League 45 ROTC 1,2, 44 BARBARA ANN SCHON E General Business Choir fGirls'j3,4,fSecondj 25 Library Ser- vice League 45 Portias 1,2g Science Club 4. ANNETTE SCHREIBER General Choir fFirstj 43 G.A.A. 45 Pepperettes 45 Red Peppers 4g Tennis 4. JOLEEN SCHROEDER General Business - Band Uuniorj lg G.A,A. 4g Honor Roll 15 Portias 2g Spanish Club 2. ELAINE SCHWER Business - Stenographic Library Service League 4g Red Peppers 4. VICTORIA SCHWISOW . Stenographic . Choir fFirstJ 4, fGir1s'J 3g Honor Roll 1,2, 3g Mikado 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. LOLA MAY SELDERS U 0 Homemaking Choir qGu1s'y 4, ' L BARBARA E, SELF Art Art Awards 1 Three Gold Keysj 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2g Spanish Club 4g Trailers lg Y-Teens 1. ALBERT SELK Auto Mechanics s CARMEN SENA Stenographic Big Sister 4g Choir fFirst Gir1s'j Vice President 3,4, fSecond12g Christmas Program 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Gym- etteslg Homecoming 45 Honor Ro113g Inter-City Student Council 4g Red Peppers2,3,4g Sound Off 33 Spring Concert 3g Student Coun- cil 4. ROSE SENA e Business C Big Sister 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,43 Choir fFirst Gir1s'j 1,3,4, Presb dent3,4, qSecondQ lg County Government Day 3g G.A.A. 3,4, Re- porter 4g Girls' League 25 Homecoming Queens4g Inter-City Stu- dent Council 3,43 Library Service League 2: Red Peppers 2e,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 2. A f it 1 g ROBERT W, SHELDEN Drafting ROTC 1. CHARLES SHIERY College Prep Big Brother 45 Spanish Club 3,4. 45 3 Fw' il 413 S 5 RITA SHIMKUS Stenographic Gymettes lg Honor Roll 2,33 Spanish Club 3,4g Square Dance Club 1. DONA . HIMONEK K ol' ge Prep. A c1, X1,2' B1 Bonlg 3,45 F 11 2ter- i udtu',aes - anis b ative 35 Student ' ,3,4, sident 45 Student Ex- C - ' . V DOROTHY SHINKLE College Prep Future Nurses of America lg Honor Roll 13 Latin Club 33 Y-Teens 1. CHARLOTTE SHOEHIGH Business Big SiStet4gChoirfFirst Gir1s'j 4, fSecondj Secretary-treasurer 3g Christmas Program 3,4:G.A.A. 1,23 Gymettes 13 Spring Con- cert 3,4-. T DANTE Z., SIMON L College Prep Honor Roll 3g Library Service League 3. g WILLIAM H, SKALLA L . A Machine Shop Choir fFirstj 4, fSecondJ 2,3g Junior Red Cross 2. S RONALD L, SLA TTERY College Prep ZITA R, SMAILYS General Business GERALD SMITH 53011286 PIGP P Choir fliirstj 3 4,fSec0r1dJQ2QgHi?Y 3giROTC 1,2, M.P. 1: Spanish MAQLSLYCE smmi O College Prep S S Choir QFirst14 Gn'1s'J 3 Qsecondj 2:1-Ionor Roll 1,2535 Latin Club Civ- SHIRLEY swim! A General Business p ' ls J 3, Qsecondj 1,2g Future Teachers of Amer- THEODORE A, SMITH 'General b S iSgcbxidj 3g f q JLA CIub23 SP EAR Cai., SPOHN BEVIERLEEIEAN: 4 1g2 g l'iymettes 1,2g Red Pep- 12? . YUSEPH Rf t P!iI!!i!'1Q J. smsxznwrcz Business F SPORCIC K R011 1,23 O Club 1,2,3 X JACQUELINE STEELE Business - Bookkeeping Art Club 35 Debate Club 2,3g Mock U,N. 3g Portias 3, Y-Teens 3. MARY LOUISE STEFAN Stenographic Choir fGir1s'j 3,43 Gymettes lg Red Pep- pers 1,2. DONALD I. STE!-INO Electricity AINA STEINBERGS Business - Stenographic Choir fFirstj 2,f1,4, fSecondj 2, Christmas Program 2,3,4g Gyrnettes 1, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4g Mikado 43 Music Festival 2,3g Red Peppers 1,2,3g Sound Off2,3,4g Spring Con- cert 2,3,4. BILL STEVENS Electricity Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4g O Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Wres- tling 1. KAREN STEVENS Stenographic BigSister2gG,A.A.4g Honor Roll 1,25 Stu- dent Council 1,2. PAUL STOYSICH Auto Mechanics Blg Brother 3 Football 1,2,3,4: O Club 3,43 Track lg Wrestling ALAN STRNAD College Prep - Drafting Art Club 1 H1 Y 1 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Officers Club 4. DENNIS D. SULLIVAN General Mechanics Baseball 1 2 Basketball lg Football 1. ROSEMARY SVAJGL Stenographic C Big sister 2 3 4 choir trim curvy 4, gseconap 3, cmrsrmas Pm- gram3 4 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3g MayQueenCoronat1on 3, Portias 1g Spring Concert 3: Y-Teens 1, CLIFFORD C. SWERTZIC ' ' Vocational Printing BETTY J. SWIRCINSKI Stenographic Chou' fG1rls j 3 fSecondQ 2. SANDRA DEE SWISHER General Business Art Club 25 Debate Club 25 J,K,K. 45 Mikado Scenery 45 Portias 35 Red Pep- pers 15 Sound Off 35 Thespians 3,45 Y- Teens 1,2, BARBARA SYKORA General Business Art Club l,2,3,45 G,A,A, 1,253,115 Red Peppers 15 Science Club 1. JOE J. SYNOWICKI Bookkeeping Choir fSecondj 3. BONNIE TATMAN General Business Cheerleader 2,3545 Choir CFirstj 4, QGir1s'J 1, QSecond7 2,35 Christmas Program 2,3, 45 G.A.A, 12,3545 Gymettes 1,2,35 Mikado 45 Pepperettes 45 Play Day CO. U., Techy 25 Red Peppers 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Sound Off 45 Tennis 15 Year- book Staff 45 All City Music Festival 4. GERALD A. TAYLOR College Prep Band fAdvancedJ 1,2,3,45 A11-city 1,2, Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Director 3,45 Basket- ball 15 Christmas Program 2,35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Inter-City Repre- sentative 35 Math Club 35 O Club 2,3, 45 Orchestra fAdvancedJ1,2,3,45 All-City , 5, ' 3,45 ROTC 15 Science Fiction 15 Sound ,,e,fL,,a-I ff , if Off1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Stenographic KIRSTEN ANN TERKELSEN Nurses Prep Future Nurses of America 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Portias 45 Red Peppers 1,25 Spanish Club 4. GERALD THOMPSON ,fk ,,,, Woodworking Wrestling 3. JAMES THOMPSON Woodworking Honor Roll 2. - s MARY ANN THOMPSON Stenographic Choir QFirs0 4, fGirls'j 3, lSecondQ 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Mikado 4. SANDRA JEAN TIETSORT College Prep Future Nurses of America 35 G,A.A, 1,2,3,45 Red Peppers 1,2. FRANCES TIKALSKY General Business Big Sister 45 Choir fFirs0 45 fGir1s'J 3, fSecondJ 25 Christmas Prog,ram2,3,45 Horizon Club 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,45 Mikado 45 Square Dance Club Secretary 15 Y-Teens 1. 49 19' 19 -1 X 1 .- s 30372 15? LOUIS TOMASIEWICZ. Electricity Band fAdvancedj 2,3, All-City 2, Dance Band 1,2,3, Uuniorj lg Honor Roll lg Or- chestra fAdvancedj2,3g ROTC 1,2g Span- nish Club 1g Tennis 3. RICHARD TOTUSEK Woodworking Choir fFirstj 2,3,4g Mikado 4g ROTC 1 DAVE TOWNSEND Woodworking ROGER TOWNSEND Business - Sales ARMECIA TRAMMEL College Prep Choir CGirls'J 3,4, CSecondj 25 Latin Club 45 Y-Teens 1. FLORENCE TROUT Business Choir CGirls'j 3,4,CSecondj 2g Library Ser- vice League 2,3,4g May Queen Coronation 1,33 Red Peppers 1. JA MES TYLHOWSKI Electricity ALICE UNDERWOOD General Business Band CAdvancedj 1 2 3 4 All-City 2,3,4, Uuniorj 1g Honor Roll 1 Orchestra fAdvancedJ 43 Y-Teens 1. PAUL E. URBAN Woodworking Football 2 3 ROTC 1 2 3,4, Color Guard 2,3,4, Commander 4, IEANET TE URKEVICH General Business ALAN VACEK Bookkeeping FRANK VACEK College Prep RALPH C. VANCE College Prep - Drafting Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 4. RON VAN CLEVE Printing Big Brother 35 Football 2. ERIN VAN DEUSEN Business Portias 35 Y-Teens 3. JANET VELASQUEZ College Prep - Stenographic ChoirCFirst 14, fGirls'j35 Future Teachers of America 1,3545 Librarian-historian 45 G.A.A. 25 Honor Roll2,35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4,Secretary 3,45 Mikado 45 Pep- perettes 45 Portias 45 Red Peppers 45 Sound Off 35 Spanish Club 4. JOHN VELEHRADSKY College Prep - Engineering Art Club 152,35 French Club 1. GABINO VELEZ, JR. Machine Shop PAT VENDETTI Machine Shop Band Uuniorj 15 ROTC 3. SALLIE VERSCH College Prep Art Club 15 Cheerleader '25 Debate Club 2,3,4, Repor te r 3,45 French Club Treasurer 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Gym Captain 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 J,K.K. 45 Latin Club 3,45 Aedile Chairman 45 Math Club 35 Portias 15 Press Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Red Peppers 1,2,35 Sound Off 2,35 Tooter staff 3,45 Y-Teens 1,3. BEVERLY A.M. VIDLOCK Stenographic Art Club 25 Future Nurses of America 25 G.A.A. 15 Gymettes 1, 2: J.K.K. 45 Mikado 45 Portias 25 Press Club 45 Red Peppers 15 Sound Off45 Spring Play 45 Thespians 45 Tooter Photographer 45 Y-Teens l,'2,3. ROSA LEE VLCEK Stenographic Big Sister 3,4. TOM VLCEK Electricity IAN S. VODICKA Drafting Art Club 15 Band fAdvancecD 4, Dance Band 3,4, Uuniorj 35 Bas- ketball 15 Orchestra fAdvancedj 4, U nirbrj 35 R TC 2,3, Rifle Team 35 Science Club 3. ' V iff' 5 5165 Ebb' W Cf , :X Aga i 5-.J 0' fi? Y...,,z-' gfe- ,iff 4, 45.7, lr , M..-, Ur,-. Q. 4 , ,ebr 45' are ,N JERRY VODICKA College Prep Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-City 2,3, Kiwanis Award 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Big Brother 2,3,45 Boys' State 35 County Government Day Clerk 35 Football 15 Homecoming Prince 45 Inter-City Student Council 2,35 Honor Roll 35 O Club l,2,3,45 Safe Teens Club 45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Rep- resentative 25 Student Council 1, Vice President 2,3,45 Traffic Council 3. FRANK VUKOV Woodworking Honor Roll2,35 O Club 1,25 Wrestling 1,2. GARY D. VYBORNY General Business Art Club 15 Big Brother 45 Choir fSec- ondj 2,35 Future Teachers of America 15 I,K.K. 45 Library Service League 25 Math Club 35 Mikado 45 Press Club 45 ROTC 25 Sales Club 1,25 Science C lub 1,25 Sound Off 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Spring Play45 Tennis25 Thespians2,3,45 Track 1. RICHARD WAIDA Auto Mechanics Football 25 Stage Crew 4. JANET LORRAINE WALKER General Business ChoirfFirstj4, CGirls'J 35 Red Peppers 15 Square Dance Club 15 Y-Teens 1. LEROY D. WALL Machine Shop Baseball 3,45 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Crack Squad 1,2,3,4. NANCY MARIE WARREN College Prep Art Club 15 Girls' State Director of Legislative Council 35 Future Nurses ofAmerica Reporter 45 G.A.A. 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Lat- in Club President 3,45 Library Service League 35 Math Club 45 May Queen Coronation 35 Safe Teens Council 45 Y-Teens 1. RAE D. WATTS General Business - Stenographic Art Club 25 Choir iSecondJ 25 Library Service League 35 May Queen Coronation 35 Mikado Scenery 45 Red Peppers 15 Sound Off 1,3,45 Make-up 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Y- Teens 1,2. SANDRA WEAK Business - Stenographic Gym Captain 45 Press Club 35 Tooter Reporter 35 Yearbook Sec- retary 45 Y-Teens 1. NAOMI I . WEAVER 5 Business - Stenographic All-City Music Festival45 Big Sister 2,3,45 Choir lFirstJ 4, fGirls'J 35 Christmas Program 3,45 Future Nurses of America 45 G.A,A, 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1, Secretary 2,Reporter'3, President 45 Mi- kado 45 Red Pepper 2,3545 Spring Concert 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2. will vi 1 mf Y E f 7. I fi H 'rg' '1 1 - ii' phic Choirf , ,45 i s' 2 Q '- , French Club 2,35 Por- tias 15 Square ance ub 1- Trail 3 Y-Teens1,2,3. 'io E KAY HITE General Business DON WHITMARSH ' ' General SHARON WHITNEY College Prep - Business Honor Roll 1,2,3g Portias 43 Spanish Club 4g Y-Teens 4. WILLIAM CBILLJ WHITNEY Bookkeeping Choir QFirstj 4, CSecondJ 35 ROTC 1,2. BARBARA ANN WICKENHAUSER General Business G,A,A, 4. JOHN R. WIETZKI Woodworking LUCILLE WILKE College Prep - Stenographic Arr Club 1,2,3g French Club Treasurer 3, 4g Sound Off 3,4g Tennis 2g Y-Teens 1. RICHARD WILLS Sales Art Club 2g Sales Club 2,3,4. AUDREY WILLIAMS Fine Arts Art Club Reporter 1,2,3g G.A.A. Ig Girls' Le Spanish Club 3,4. GRACE WILLIAMS General Business G.A.A. lg Y-Teens 1. NORMA J. WILLUH Big Sister 43 Choir CGirls'J 3, Sec ' a 1 , fSecond Chnstmas Pro ram 3 4- G.A.A. I 2 3 4- G f aptain 2 8 G metres 1 Stenographic li L g I I I I U l ' y Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Library 1 ' j eague 3 d Peppers 4 Spring Concert 3,43 Tenms 1,2,3 GEORGE WILSON I College Prep - Engineermg Basketball 1,2,3. I A A RAY Pg WILSON College Prep Band Uuniorj 15 Big Brother 4g Choir fFirstJ 3 4 fSecondJ 2 Foot ball 45 ROTC 1,2,3g SpapnishiC1ub 4: Wrestling I 2 EDWARD S. WINKLER y we ' . Electricity 'fr .-,, ' E A Basketball lg Big Brother 4g Football 1. HAROLD WITKOVSKI I College Prep Q Choir QSecondJ 3,43 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Offi- W cers Club 4. RICHARD WOITOWICZ XA V, Woodworking -can MARGARET WOLFE Business - Stenographic Q x G,A,A. lg Y-Teens 1,2. 5 - X KAREN woLEsBAUE1z College Prep Latin Club 4: Red Peppers 1, ROXANN WOLFSBAUER College Prep Choir fGir1s'j 3,4g Library Service League Portias 1,'2g Spanish Club 4. r N :U BEVERLY KAY woop General r rt C 3: Choir CFirstJ ,3, Mikado 4g Thespians 3. lk BARBA AN WOODCOOK XJ X tevhographic A Ar lub 2gKHonor Rol 1,2,3,4g Mikado 4g Sound Off 2,3,4g S ng Play 49-rbi Thespiafl 3,4 fl JN5 L,,ll Xl ix E X X 1 ff ,X r X, TX ix ! A SH N F All f HENRIETT A R. WOODS G eral Business - Stenographic Art Club 1- G.A.A f 2,3,4g Gym Captain 1,25 Gymettes lg Hon- or Rolll 1,2 3- Ice Breakers lg Library Service League 3g Spanish Club 2,3 CONNIE WOODWARD College Prep Choir fFirstJ 2,3,4, QSecondJ 2: County Government Day Judge 3g Mikado 4g Red Peppers 45 Spanish Club 3.4. DARLENE ANN WOZNIAK Business - Stenographic ,.,.. Choir CGirls'j 3,4, CSecondJ 2g Portias 25 Y-Teens 2. PEARL WRIGHT Stenographic Choir flfirstj 4, fFirst Girls'j 3, QSecondJ 1,2g Christmas Program 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 3g Gymettes lg Mikado Y 45 Red Peppers 1,2,3,4g Spring Concert l,3,4. 54 BARBARA WULF General Business MARY TERESA YETTS Business - Stenographic NORMA JEAN YOUNG Stenographic Choir fFirstQ 4, fGir1s'J Student Director 3, QSecondj 2, C h r i s t m a s Program 2, 3, 4g Gymettes lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 45 Library Service League 3, 43 Mikado 4g Sound Off 4g Spring Concert 3, 4. Q WAYNE YOUNG 4 ,Kr Electricity ' r Q CAROLYN ZUPAN ri,' . r Business - Stenographic Y ' Portias 2. y 5 It I 5 fr-Q. ' 1 SENIORS NOT PICTURED ROSS BRECI General Mechanics TOM CUMMINGHAM General LAWRENCE FRITZ General JACK S, HEINY Industrial Arts Football 1, Wrestling 1,2. WILLIAM KASTL Electricity BEATRICE MARQUEZ ' ' General ROBERT McCOWAN Drafting Football 1,2. ' January Graduates ' ' July Graduates dred four South Hi h seniors are scheduled to complete Five hun g the prescribed high school course and receive diplomas in January, June, or July of 1956. 17 I' 44' fn -4' Q' Qi 41 . , X ...4.4..g imlgkgq 5? Qi! BACKS 1. Patty Gaddis 2. Eleanor Bergholz 3. SteveFryer 4. PatBeister 5. Sandra Rogers 6. Marlyss Fiala 7. Ray Wilson 8. Gail Minnick 9. Barb Brunell 10. Shirley Rix ll. Carole Greiner 12. Rae Warts 13. Alona Christensen 14. Lee Ludlow 15. Marilyn Donaldson 16. janet Polzin 17. Ken Boicourt 18. Jeanne Dobrovolny 19. loleen Schroeder 20. PeggyConsidine 21. MargieBealer 22. Colleen Heldt 23. Kirsten Terkel- sen 24. Lucille Wilke 25. Don Martin 26. Bonnie Rezac 27. Don Marquez 28. Donna Kamarasky 29. Margaret Messiaen 30. JoanKuc:era 31. Claudia Spear 32. Donna Elsasser 33. Sandra Swisher 34. Rita Cerveny 35. Don Gutchewsky 36. Lou Ross 37. Karen Keast 38. Barb Woodcook 39. Marilyn Bowen 40. Elaine Koraleski 41. Mark Czechut 42. BobAnderson 43. Dolores Marquez 44. Dorothy Karasek 45. Darlene Jansen 46. Sharlene Benda 47. Karen Larsen f 'N,,,,,W,,:, 2 LITCGRAPHS ' X , Q , A -nwp-gag, ff' Xl, 0' ff -WV' iz! x 122: 3 X X ,l S N t Xxx 3.1 - is R x X' 5, 5 Q X .fu Q . 'I ax A Q L 5 X Q is R N w EX Q 'a N 'TY 'f Q R N ' f XJ X i N rf 2 Q X Q I X I 17 I . ' f A 'Qf qfr-uf Q. ' 1 , ffl- - I ' Q, ' H ' J A,.- A ' G27 lag: ,g..g fl- ' 7? ' 58 4 ' 1 '?' 'sg 1.5, 'vf'-Q.. I V V . ,ffl ACTIVITIE Y-rl' South High's 2557 students all have an opportunity to star in the school's varied activity program. Z3 0 f :ar . ann? J My 1 x M at j4MIuW L,J .M ,W wwf WM if ff Www We firgjiiilf QKQQKQXQ 1 .. f --f , , MQ Mfp W V552 jf E7 J 1 017.1 i f, if ff! L a urora an W 1 f if nilt , 7 gl !9Mf tr,a ZQ ,fgq 35 1' .' A , '1 16 12 in :ef Ut in' 1 'rififavaw f AW , ae. t fy?-' . ' J' 'ff . -at 4 ,-F . fwgkw Mm? -u u A - ' - .' ' . Qu 1 ' . .- 0 - . , 4 1 . .R ' , . . .. , .,g, . ., Y M 'T' f f 'f'. . 9 . , W .mm M l- mmelgar v.t,.H'L-3 ,. Ati. 21 L v - xx -A. 4 -X ML'-' 'Y W- . Y-JG .. 1 ,, , ,, rs-I ' ' V s Zvrrxhxgmii. Sta. P v. -- N.. - H59 :V 59 t ub- ' ffifig Q7 'tru I5 'V x i 5 3 R .4 r 1 , ' Q' ggi? This Council is composed of representatives from each class, together with the senior class president, vice presi- dent, and girls' and boys' representatives. They are Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Joan Reeves, Lee Larsen, Jerry Vo- dicka, Don Shimonek, Rose Sena, Don Marquez, Bill Poppen, SECOND ROW: Mr. C.A. Sheets, Sally Mertlik, Bar- bara Antoniak, Linda Zoeller, Pat Beister, Carmen Sena, Vicki McKinney, Katie Alexander, Susan Peters, Darlene Jansen. THIRD ROW: Rita Ryan, Allan Beavers, Ronald O'Connor, Melvin Elliott, Ron Calta, Gail Minnick, Jerome Tomasiewicz, Joe Bahun, Ray West, and Ron Fogle. STLIDE T COUNCIL The South HighStudent Council is sponsored by Mr. C. A. Sheets. Its major objective is to promote activities which pertain to the general interest and wel- fare of the student body, among them the annual Homecoming Dance. ,N A few of the many Council committees are Courtesy, Fire Drill, Locker, ance and a new Student Improvement Plan. R ,QT e officers ofStudent Council are Don Shimonek, president, Jerry Vodicka, vic resident, Rose Sena, secretary, Don Marquez, treasurerg Joan Reeves, eorre onding secretary, and Lee Larsen, parliamentarian. T se who joined Council in January are Richard Helwig, Ray Vodicka, Mary gnu e, Kay Krebs, Joe Barrientos, JoAnne Novotny, Tommie Beyette, Rgxlbch rnandt, Theodore Swoboda, Evelyn Kriegler, John Sousa, Connie Wfoo ard, and LeRoy Hoden. r- NX i X a, Q 9 14 'Y' xx S was iHf,r1.,s., -'F 35111. ,s 'xr 'f Q . N fnygsi-1,-:sm J K lg. X 2 fl 513'-if!fffgfgsiwl,EXF'f?rfgHr?.5 XV' x f'l?55'i'-1G SQ3155 it f'.3e2ff'y7?x'i'SQZ1M . .nz 1,2egv1-.,i.wf,f :Cf--qw' wx, af1,fe?t'lif?-9.-vw 1 ,gil .-4r3ig3g5:55,1fle,-3 iw sa-,1 srftgsgff-iwzll,' ,,,,,,yg-1, 4 V 1j,gr,.ff.. .1,igffv3,.,1 . .M 3. 5,5 r r., ,. ,wr , Ng,-wr, J 'k,fmgr,.,Y ,y K' r. f33,9:,..smgm.,:-sew will its '5 lf,1Qgfr.,,1r wg ,233 X f,,t,1-swf! sw. 1 rfbf -'Jfinf'. -' -,L its ff -, ,,. ,- ,fw . ,e A 1 ,Y -V at . -fi, .wir-.,,,. New s, 1 , . 'ff 1? W- M., .L . . , . , :fe-fri. Wi, ,va .f -, ,is--g.:grs-9 .fr 1, V :WirwztiihnwewsJwfisr-x:f?,'fiiNfr5 iwiL3wa.'w::w diff? '25, ff-Q33s',l5f,?nx-gfisarglj. -5gE.'srf-if -ygz-zfwi-fgsffisvgf Q45 -mf : .V fr e'3ig.r0f 53 if Z, Q. , 'cWsigaiQfS2,fsfe- 'ffa':f.H1mf.1ri2es f5:iz'iigigt'. F .ff ' -1, if zffz. i if f Y . t , 3-mils .,,gf,sf ki, R V , yigkx f Q- H 5 1 51 ' f f . is X , G , 3 ,. g '25 5-.giggles , 1 f t'ef..,, -, ,Wa in 'M' ' ,nk ,rf swf,,Qi'2,5,g,. fe, ra ,' ,r f'.fi2'i 112' .. . .VM Q. , , .. . ,..., -A ,fr 1--.1 'tw' 'mer 'iw gi sf.i'H ir em, -sf - ii N, 4-9 - . fit Preparingrorake the stage are Debate Club members. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Ruth Croft, Sallie Versch, Joan Wesolowski, Michele Brown,Connie Mitchell, Judy Joerns. SECOND ROW: Lee Larsen, Patricia Baker, Virginia Mil- acek, Ron Kotrc, Marian Myers, Roberta Harris. THIRD ROW: George Jonaitis, James Melsa, Larry Moore, Robert Anderson, and Mr, Dale Marcum, sponsor, To Make the Student a Better Speaker and Clearer Thinking ...... 'O ,,, ST' M' Co it as Making students better speakers and clearer thinkers is the function of de- bate a.tSouth High. Hours of work and research are required to produce a suc- cessful debater. Not only do Southites debate, but they receive experience in giving extemporaneous speeches, mock trials, legislative sessions, and pre- pared orations. There are several tournaments which they enter each year. Among these are the Boys' and Girls' Missouri Valley, Nebraska Wesleyan, Doane, Lincoln Northeast, Central's Mortenson Memorial, and Midland and Tech High's Be- ginners' Tourneys. 6l , Y I ., Q , ,A is I L 4 .Alla g zfff - if W W6 QS av Qu: sw, FIRST ROW: Bernice Berenis, treasurer: Anita Marsik, presidentg Jo Ann Pospishil, vice president, Karen Piksa secretary, SECOND ROW: Nadine Knudsen, program chairmang Anne Lienemann, Tooter reporterg Linda Strnad publicity-credit chairmang Miss Ruth Rockwood, sponsor. PORTIAS mu Q. .,, FIRST ROW: Jo Ann White, Shirley Kysela, Jackie Vyborny, Virginia Milacek, Rosalie Peters, Dolores Gonzalez, Marie Strnad, Helen Dolezal, Lorraine Zpevak, Linda Zoeller, Barbara Faiman, Kay Larimore. SECOND ROW: Sarah Estorga,Marpgie Kay Sigmund, Patricia Stejskal, Susan Smith, Carol Hubenka, Kristen Ann Terkelsen, Veronica Len- tis,Julie Hron,Rita Mayhan,Rose Vocelka,Sandra Yelinek, Jo Ann Will, Marcene Lloyd, Geraldine Kimmell. THIRD ROW: Midge Velasquez,Joan Wesolowski,Carve Ponec, Janet Velasquez, Bonnie Bostrom, Carolyn Pipal, Carol Wes- olowski, Carol Kripal, Karen Berbes, Molle West, Pauline Padilla. FOURTH ROW: X b Ann Vala, Joann Galloway, joan Zeluf, Mary Jane Kripal, Margaret Gaube, Sharon Glocke, Shar Hayes, ,Ma Karpisek, Cari Tracy, Vicky Ribakas, Vida Smailys, Donna Halac, Shirley Kacin, Colleen BeeneXrfQ9 ,Fa Smiley, Rat Foutch, Pat Baker. in K V x X NN' RX A X :QV W we si- Q X X 62: VD gf' Q7 ,Lrg 'vs Jim Ye1nek,C1emie Kisicki, Evelyn Kriegler, Cub reporters Karen Bilek, Lois Lange, Phyllis Mavis Truman, Fran McCarty, Rich Ehrlich, on, and Ann Lienemann are pictured rol- ling in the news, TOOTER TAFF Ronald Hagge and Kenny Keast run the Linotype, while printing instructor F, A. Huggenberger, John McGinty, Fred Moessner and Don Niedzielski inspect the offset press, and Gary Ryan, Harvey Fast, Joe Sporcic and Cliff Swertzic gather around the flat bed press, M . 1 L- +X xt and Mickey Brown discuss the latest release. Mark Czechut, boys' sports ,,, ,K editor, Deanna Davis, feature ' ' editor, Jeanette Kubin, managing editor, Sallie Versch, girls' sports editor, Joe Meschede, exchange editor, Miss Margaret Mc- Martin, journalism adviser, and Jan Rockwell, advertising and business manager, put the paper together, gratis K. 1 ' .5 N if I gl ll ill p I 14-ffl -V any W- mnlgir.. 91 B FIRST ROW: Miss Margaret McMartin, sponsorg Deanna Davis, treasurer, Mark Czechut, vice presidentg Jeanette Kubin, presidentg Ian Rockwell, secretaryg and Sallie Versch, reporter. SECOND ROW: Emil Kubin, Joe Meschede, Lois Lange, Phyllis Parrill, Jim Yelnek, Joan Kennedy, Beverly Vidlock, Rich Ehrlich,and Edward Krof. THIRD ROW: Marian Myers, Clemie Kisicki, Evelyn Kriegler, Fran McCarty, Karen Bilek, Margie McCoy, and Kenny Keast. KNEELlNGg Don Werth, Don Davis, Ron Zeleny, Bob Zeleny.SITTINGg Tim Kelly and Ionn Fidone. Standingg Mr. Joseph Reeves, supervisorg Edward Fiala, Robert Cochrane, Frank Madey, Vern Wilson, Duane Pavlik, and Rich Wajda. 64 . fmt EAST A 1 ' A x A crust The importance of science in daily life is studied by members of TH E SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Barbara Sykora, Susan Ivis, Judy Schon, Judy Bujarski, Bill Dinges, Tooter-reporter, Joanne Benesh vice presidentg Jim Melsa, president, Larry Moore, secretary-treasurerg Connie Hohenhouse, Leonard Dougherty SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Alice Engles, sponsor, Barbara Schon, Gary Schack, Ron Calta, John Flowers, Ron Bojan- Ski, John Stranglen, Bonnie Tatman, Mary Patterson, Kay Runte, Barbara Lou Mandle, Stan Winslow. X Organized to inspire and encourage young people to enter the Held of teaching is the club THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Geraldine Kimme1lgRuth Croft,secretaryg Linda Strnad, treasurerg Joan Wesolowski, presidentg Connie Mitchell, vice president, Janet Velasquez, librarian-historiang Karen Hort. SECOND ROW: Dotty Wilfong, Mr, Loren Gammon, sponsorg Jean Weiss, Veronica Lentis, Sandy McNulty, Jim Yelnek, Ron Kotrc, Jackie Vyborny Shirley Kysela, Sandra Yelinek, Roberta Harris, and Miss Lucille Airy, sponsor. 65 Hi-Y members discuss their plans for future meetings. F F A .amtvwhv 'I This year's Hi-Y Club members include FRONT ROW Hairy Fredericksen John Draus Del Criger B111 LEFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Galloway, Walter Rohling, Bill Ronald Bojanski John Flowers Larry Moore Bob Poppen,Jlm Melsa, Bob Anderson, RonFog1e,John Anderson sen and John Stranglen and Richard Ehrlich, BACK ROW: Ron Calta, Wesley Lind The purpose of the Hi-Y group is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of a Christian character, personality, and society. This organization sponsors such recreational activities as the Hi-Y Coronation Ball and other dances. They are also the co-sponsors of the Annual Lenten Services. The officers this year are Bob Anderson, presidentg Jim Melsa, vice presidentg Bill Poppen, secre- taryg and Ron Fogle, chaplain. K ' ': ': ' asf. '4' J ML. 'f fab C., s sae f 5 Z-5273 ' 'of-ig.: 'Pi 1-1: .i 175' 5114 '2i2f.. 2211 -4-Q. 'L S 'X Q If X A Q. .,- 1 p Mr,E,W. Arnold adult leader and ms. Jerry Hansen, YMCA supervisor I 1' talk over Y publicity .Q A as - A M gf Klf The members of this year's club include FIRST ROW, THIRD ROW: Judy Ioerns, Virginia Pros, Joan Strong, Joyce O RIGHT: Rose Vocelka, Karen Piksa, Bernice Reeves,JeanetteVarnpola,Janet Davis, MargieBealer, Janet Bonnie Rezac, Elaine Lillethorup, Anita Marsik, L' lethoru and Linda Strnad. FOURTH ROW- Margaret 11 p, , Faiman, Sandra Rogers, and Miss Helen M. Scott. Sederavicius, Donna Halac, Io Ann Pospishil, Kay Runte, ROW: Gail Taff, JoAnn Vala, Rose Marie Toma- Marge Pacholski, Catherine Lombardo, and Geraldine Kim- Carol Hubenka, Connie Mitchell, Lorene Tuma, mell. Milacek, Rosalie Peters, and Patricia Stejskal, The South T-Teen Club, a part of the International YWCA was or- ganized to create a closer relationship among young women and to im- prove their social and personal living. A well rounded agenda of dances, parties, and community service constitute their many interesting activities. Some of the Y-Teen projects are dressing dolls for children in orphanages at Christmas and making garments for the gathering of the Needlework Guild in the fall. The officers of this year's club are Elaine Lillethorup, presidentg Bonnie Rezac, vice-presidentg Anita Marsik, secretaryg and Bernice Berenis, treasurer. Miss Helen M. Scott is the club adviser. 67 FIRST ROW: Joyce Mack, Frances McCarty, Vicky Ribokas, Joyce Paulson, Mary Jo Kucera, Kathie Nemec, Pat Beister, Diana Wells, and Chuck Rogers. SECOND ROW: Margaret Marshall, Judy Zimmerman, Judy Hogarth, Kay Runte,Joan Wesolowski, Norma Albert, Mary Ann Kastner, Rose Mary Messany, and Lois Altstadt, Fred Donze. THIRD ROW: Gene Drobol, Don Rathgeber, Ron Fogle, Joni Kucera, LeRoy Hoden, Jim Scripter, Fran Prokop, Rich Benak, and Mr. Norman Zinn, sponsor. FRENC LuB qu FIRST ROW: Cathy Szelich, Donna Arnauskas, Susan Smith, Judy Christensen, Miriam Kratina, Phyllis Segrave, Edith Theisen,Pat Larrick, Frances Mikovec, and Rose Ann Clark. SECOND ROW: Polly DeWitt, Susan Marshall, Marilyn Bowen, Elaine Koraleski, Marilyn Brunell, Lemay Anderson, Nancy Petersen, Jo Ann Daley, Virginia Schroeder, Eliz- abeth Maise, Sandra Bobzien, and Beverly Patterson, THIRD ROW: Mr. Zinn, Ron Kotrc, Edward Jenkins, Ted Swo- boda, Ron Swanson, Pete Sorich, Ronald Cote, Judy Rawlings, Margaret Messien, Mary Alice Covich, and Delores Bialy. 68 Representativos de las clases espanolas son, Fila Primera,izquierda a derecha: Lee Lar- sen, Connie Negrete, Don Marquez, Diana Waldo, Ida McGill, Fila Segunda, Marilynn Spear, Robert Olson, Ga il Minnick, Charles Carlson, Ray Wilson, Bill Poppen. Mary Barrienrosy Fernando Montez bailan El Ia- rabe Tapatio a la fiesta. Fun ionarios de Altos son,izquierda a derecha, Diana Waldo, secre- tariag Gail Minnick, reporterg Don Marquez, presidenteg Lee Larsen, vice presidenteg Mari- lynn Spear, tesorera. Estanadmirando una pin- tura por Barbara Self, una miembre del club. .Q WIS os Som breros XXXM L E C? M 5' L LI 14 u Xll We sl Qffe Ps ff x xv -I ,xtpuuw ' ' FRONT ROW Mrs Barbara Oldfreld club sponsorg Mary Patterson Bob Matcha Nancy Warren Jim Kotrc, Sandra Svoboda Susan Peters SECOND ROW Vince Kotlar, Janet Secora Delores Dolezal Sharon Heath Darlene Jansen, THIRD ROW Ron BoJanski John Butkovlch Sharon Kom- pare Jeanne Kurtz Karen Butterfreld Helen Shuput,Vanace East Margaret Wells Joan W111 Kathleen Mudra, Joyce Navratil Barbara Mandle Patty Perkms Donna Mathews. L If 'l Q T , 49 X 'gg Qowsvls Nh-WY ,Jam f A f A33 87 A E rs iovnauh 1315 Eff,-1 1 ' - ,' . QL ,fzjrj f ? ' Bere' T ,, K ffilf' ,billy S bgm-,V WW' 5-g,50Vx Qin tQY,,f..'m W LAM rx T 'Ei f',i2.?5f W, r C E V F 9o'0YYV'Tg,,, TK y t a t .. ,,, 'wr ' ' FOURTH ROW: Sandra Krajicek, Beverly Balters Ann Iaworski, Carol Hubenka, Virginia Pros Va1encia,Mary Dee Costello, Elise Bader, Dorothy Sandra McNut1y, Connie Mitchell, Alma Matuza ROW: Marialyce Smith, Joyce Edmonds, Armesla T mel, Diane Buehler, Donna Ranslem, Adelyn Isaacson Zellins, Reda Gale, Roberta Harris, Michael Goodm Le Marsh, Leonard Dougherty. Car 11' V537 ,Y P, wi i rl s ROWg Marie Perrotto, Virginia Polak, Theresa Pis- Erne, James Teply, Richard Will, Jerry Peers, Roger Town Shirley Dougherty, Rexonna Reed, secretaryg Monica send, Tom Nieto, Bill Boyle, president: Frank Stoysich Mr SECOND ROW: Betty Revers, vice president: C. W, Beattie, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Dick Leutzmger ol Lindner, Mary Ann Grzywa. THIRD ROW: Martin treasurerg Terry Heskett, Ralph Emmerson. SALES CLUB if . 1 e . gil. A ff M C325 Q i The S ale s C lub , sponsored by Mr. Charles W. Beattie, was organized at South High in 1945 to arouse interest in retailing. Its members, all co-op students, plan many activities connected with salesmanship. the Sales Club is their annual picnic. Pictured are mem bers of this club relaxing and enjoying themselves after working hours 335 U.. , s One of the activities of I 167 ,gr Organized for the purpose of promoting art and giving students an opportunity to observe and discuss art in its SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Barbara Sykora, Marian Myers, Marilyn Ashton, Lucille Wilke Audrey William many forms is Patty Hyde, Mary Jo Kucera, Sharon Manrose. SECOND RWO: Ellen Antony, Evelyn Kriegler Mayxine Ashton Bev- erly Wood, Patty Wade,Jack1e Dutiel, Marilyn Brunell, Nadine Knudsen. THIRD ROW: Sam Cappello, Bob Johnston Jim Kotrc, Nick Chiburis, Dave Otoupal, Pete Kavas, Phil Lopez. S? F' ,NNY C ,, ,V qv-:lg '- Q instituted in 1955 for the purpose of getting students interested in mathematics is THE MATH CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Mr. Robert Tombrinck, sponsorg Jim Melsa, presidentg Bob Anderson, vice presi- dentg Joann Galloway, secretaryg Walter Nodean, treasurer, Carmen Schneckloth. SECOND ROW: Nancy Warren, Katie Nemec,Maxine Steil, Bob Matcha, Bob Selders, Larry Moore, Grant Williams, Nancy Krause, and Joan Zeluf. 72 Qs 'P af! CAN J Q- 4., 4' x 5 4. Ju '1 Organized to offer its members an opportunity to serve others is THE JU IOR RED CROSS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Miss Gloria Pollat, sponsor, Darlene Jansen, Inter-City Council representative, Donna Mae Lee, treasurer, Lou Ross, vice president, Naomi Wea- ver, president, Janet Velasquez, secretary, Sharlene Benda, Tooter reporter, Miss Lenora Worcester,sponsor. SECOND ROW: Carol Wesolowski, Veronica Lentis, Rosalie Peters, Linda Strnad, JoAnn Pospishil, Janet Secora, Diane Griger, Dorothy Green, and Sandra Krajicek. THIRD ROW: Rose Marie Tomasiewicz, Frances Tikalsky,Rita Mayhan, Anita Marsik, Bernice Berenis, Rose Vocelka, and Marguerite Valasquez. Q-,, .5 r l , 1 ,, :?f '. rl? I . .3 666, a Getting acquainted with the work of their chosen profession are the members of the FUTURE URSES OF AMERICA SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Judith Strnad, Nancy Warren, Tooter reporter, Darlene M9 Jansen, president, Kay Krebs, treasurer, Lou Celia Ross, secretary, Donna Mae Lee. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Ruth Johnson, sponsor, Linda Shearman, Kathleen Smithberg, Sharon Heath, Betty Zezulak, Shirley Jean Gibson, Carolyn Pipal, Miss Dorothy Potach, RN, South High a- lumna and co-sponsor. THIRD ROW: Naomi Weaver, Veronica Lentis, Kirsten Terkelsen, Margaret Gomez, Sharon Coy, and Sharon Podwinski. 73 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Alter, Barbara Mandle, Naomi Weaver, Dorothy Matrox, Alma Matuza, Mary Pat- terson, Ioan Reeves, Karen Ackemran, Roxanna Reed, Paul Rowe. SECOND ROW: Miss Carile Samuel, accompanist, Madeline Covalciuc, Frances Tikalsky, Sylvia Kirksey, Rose Mary Messany, Ruth Pinkall, Sherleen Chance, Joyce Ed- monds, Modesto Gomez, Bob Kocanda, Ray Wilson. THIRD ROW: Shirley Smith, Annette Schreiber, Janet Janet Walker, Karen Keast, Jack Shields, Bill Yelnek, Wesley Lind, Ronald Krebs, Bob Pechar, ROW: Marilyn Bowen, Sharan Hitt, Connie Woodward Beverly Wood, David White, Howard Skebinski, David Getz- schman, Ernest Kurtz, Richard Totusek, Thomas Prchal Lowell Hofer. CHOIR OFFICERS President ............. Jack Matson Vice President ........... Paul Rowe Boys' Secretary-Treasurer . Bob Kocanda Girls' Secretary-Treasurer Mary Patterson Robe Chairmen. . . . . Barbara Mandle Bill Poppen 5 lei FIR T Q X , lifts , ROW, Left to Right: John Sousa, Bill Poppen, Rich Bill Swanda, Beverly Spohn, Vicki Schwisow, Carole Weak, Pearl Ann Wright, Donna Pat Beister. SECOND ROW: Richard Benak, Jim Robert Lee, Sharron Heath, Sharlene Benda, Karen Carole Greiner, Norma Young, Veronica Lentis, Anita fo' 1 i O'Connor, Jack Novacek, Jerry Smith, David Reinig, Karen Larsen, Barbara Brunell, Mary Ann Thompson, Marialyce Smith, Patricia Jacobsen, Aina Steinbergs. FOURTH ROW: William Skalla, Jack Matson, James Sobotka, Bill Dinges, Leroy Galloway, Mariann Schaetzle, Kay Wedberg, Claudia Spear, Elaine Lillethorup, Marge Pacholski, Bonnie Tatman. NOT P1CTUREDg Robert VanDeusen. u V CHOIR ,',Mr. Roland Hinrichs, director. THIRD ROW: Don First Choir is the top group in vocal music at South High. Under the direction of Mr. Roland Hinrichs, and accompanied by Miss Carile Samuel, First Choir takes part in the A11- City Music Festival, Christmas program, Spring Concert, and a new attraction this year, an operetta, The Mikado. SECOND FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Gladys Brown, Beverly Williams, Janice Chase, Janice Ferguson, Adelyn lsaacson, Lucy Chrest, Sharon Smith, Joseph Barrientos, Ronald Fogle, Wayne Pote. SECOND ROW: Miss Carile Samuel, accom- panist, Shirley Kysela, Sally Wees, Charlotte Dahlke, Lupe Velz, Dean Crase, Joe Nigro, George Roll, Ray Hering. THIRD ROW: Susan Collins, Lonnie Wilson, Vicki McKinney, Barbara Linhart, Waunetta Snell, Judy Quintero, Glenn l-lofer, Tim Kelley, Ernest Hanna, Bob Angelo. FOURTH ROW: Donna Hickman, Marilyn Wilson, Carol McCormick, Lucille Tomasiewicz, Phyllis Harbin, David Norman, Jerry Hiatt, Walter Rohling, Walter Nodean, Charles Blankman. Ei 7-J--gg, , - - '- 6 fl ' , ep v is Tiki. -- ---52? ix -:- U ---5 45 I' , E-1 4 - 5 55 76 CHOIR FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Charles Rogers, Delbert Sempek, Patricia Ryan, Joan Strong, Maxine Steil, Nancy Krause, Donna Halac, Joann Thompson, Pat Greenlee, Roberta Harris. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Anderson, Harold Withouski, Ronald Novotny,Gary Sortino, Allan Beavers, Mariann Riley, Barbara Lupp, Betty Witney, Norma Slump, Mr. Roland Hinrichs, director. THIRD ROW: Joe Hollingsworth, James Hospodka, Danny Moore, Fred Miller, A1 Taylor, Judy Zimmerman, Darlene Pierce, Iacklyn Lee, Doris Couch, Barbara Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Fritz Dahlke, Loren Bridgman, Richard Smith, Mike Cowan, Gloria Hindman, Mary Lou Casper, JoAnn Hason, Rita Stillmock, Marianne Hawk, Mary Walsworth, Carol Markes. NOT PICTURED: Duane Crawford, Sharon Crum, Ben Garcia, Doris Kirksey. South High's Second Choir has taken an active part in the Christmas program, the All-City Music Festival, and the Spring Concert. Mr. Roland Hinrichs, vocal music ' instructor, directs this choir, which is accompanied by Miss Carile Sam- uel. ' 7 Xl ' Q7 16 ig' X w Q7-Q '55 ','- is i u::- 1 42 ' s :, i?1x ' 13 7 ' ' f -,ii i gfi 77 FIRST GIRLS' CHOIR 441 wig FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donna Kamarasky, hola Selders, Connie Negrete, Josie Era, Marlene B1odgett, es, Diana Wells, Carol Hubenka, Rose Marie Tomasiew c , Jo Ann Benak,Janet Lillethorup, Cathy Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Miss Carile Samuel, accompanist, Karen Anglim, Barbara Faiman, Bessie Petrovich,Lana Lind, Janice Rose, Nora Ann Halac, Valeria Alston, Beverly Beck, Kathy Greek, Mary Pisci, Kay Larimore, THIRD ROW: Carol Chance, JoAnn Ca11ahan,Margaret Gomez, Donna Ballou, Arrnecia Tram mel, Barbara Schon, Darrellean McCarrY, .Ioan Rosemary Svajgl, Rosemary Macrander, Carmen FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Burke, Marie Shoehigh, LaRue Reising, Lois Altstadt, Rita Gr vach, Geraldine Hollenbach, Donna Hinshaw, Rox Wo bauer, Marilyn Donaldson, Judy Gamble, .I I x If ' I QW! I X W ,wr ww I III ' S I RJ, miie INNIIRI Ns 'E XII- a,,wd'HU!nI I X' XXV. -' , CW' , -'jf SX X . if Ff h' - I .Mfg-1 ggggg gs .1 7 . my CHOIR OFFICERS , I r , v vplj Presldent ...... .... . . . Rose Sena 'g. Vice President . . . . . Carmen Sena I I Mn Secretary . . . . . . . . Norma Willuhn if S. ,,m.Lw ' Treasurer .... . . Barbara Antoniak f Robe Chairmen . . . . . Barb Faiman M' Rita Miller wiv-uw' .Qiu.4wtlW x'f ' N , , war chu'-,,,,, ,,x,,,..,'.nvefIW7' In 78 J , S1 NIV 3-J f't J IRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Lou Stefan, Jo Ann Vala, lise Bader, Joanne Bruner, Anita Marsek, Marlene Brown, hirley Nacita, Florence Trout, Judy Bagby, Joyce Paulson. ECOND ROW: Rose Sena, Lorraine Zpevak, Marie Strnad, atricia Mathews, Virginia Pros, Judy Joerns, Marylou Chonis, atharine Lehman,Donna Lee, Kathleen Mudra,June Clau- en Mr, Roland Hinrichs, director. THIRD ROW: Judy lander, Nancy Moore,Jo Ann Detwiler, Marilyn Rech, Lorna Kreider,Janet Rall, Kathleen Dragon. FOURTH ROWg Sue Leonard, Norma Willuhn, Darlene Wozniak, Dorothy Loves, Sally Mertlik, Geraldien Brand, Charlene Dunn, Jo Ann Brudny, Ardith Smith, Peggy Considine. NOT PICTUREDg Esther Aguilera, Janice Christensen, Beverly Kojdecki, De- lores Peterson, Betty Riley. ayan, Joyce Mack, Barbara Antoniak, Sylvia Schwartz- ,- nf ,f I' cf' ff? MM, South High's First Girls' Choir is under the di- rection of Mr. Roland Hinrichs. Miss Carile Samuel is the accompanist. The choir takes part in the Baccalaureate Services, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, and Teachers' Convention. E SECOND GIRL'S CHOIR FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Miss Carile Samuel, directory Mary Ann Woodside, Geraldine Antoniak, Edelgard Fuhr- mann, Margie Ba rger,Joyce Conklin, Barbara Erb, Carolyn White, Beverly Nusser, Diane Russell, Carol Blomenkamp, Barbara Hardy. SECOND ROW: Patricia Hyde, Nancy Tarsikes, Helen Naujokaitis, Evelyn Bartek, Dolores Antczak, Marsha Covalcuic, Lorretta Kaiser, Joyce Lash, Sharon Dorsey, Glenall Lapharn, Donna Marton, Betty Flous, THIRD ROW: Judy Joerns-accompanist, Aveline Nelson, Margaret Marshall, Vira Stastny, Judy Schon, Sandra Cox, Linda Strnad, Sharon Jaeger, Judith Risley, Roberta Moore, NOT PICTURED: Mary Chroust, Alice Mixan, Carol Novacek, Carole Sweetwood. l r f f- 4 - CLASS OFFICERS , , - President ...... Margaret Marshall G, 'gi-Q f 5 ' Vice President . . . Marjorie Barger W, V, ' ' Secretary .... . . . Patricia Hyde NSE I W Treasurer . . . . Barbara Erb X l xf ' A new vocal group, Second Girls' Choir, has been organized for the underclassmen at South High this year. Under the assistance of Miss Carile Samuel, Second Girls' Choir took part in the Christmas program and Spring Concert. 80 N . , . n ,x ff XS if 'f Ff?5 ',, 1 If X. 71. . . f -xks A 4 . wf B -MA - rdf' ING ,f X.. 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PQI - 1 , il? n ' 5 CONCERT BA D BAND PERSONNEL BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Ray West TENOR SAXOPHONE: Bill Jones ALTO SAXOPHONE: Nancy Alexander, Lawrence Bowden, Paul Haluska, Bernie Jakl, Gary Malmberg Arlan Parrill, Bob Stillmock, Joyce Wessman TROMBONE: Jim Pospichal, Alice Underwood, Don Rathgeber, Jim Menke, John Wolfe DRUMS: Don Guthewsky, Sue Hineman, Ron Bojanski, Len Savage, Regina Eaton, Donna Stieren BASS DRUM: Jan Vodicka BASSES: Paul Opocensky, James Budka, Kenneth Keast, Jack Winkelman TYMPANY: Maxine Stiel STRING BASS: Sharon Marcelino, Bob Morgan DRUM MAJOR INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTOR PAUL OPOCENSKY A HAMILTON B. SMITH l s The South High National Thespian Society members, Kontvaines, Ina Lepniskovas, Beverly Prokop, Sharan Hitt Troup 680,take their curtain call with their colleagues of Margie Bealer, Sallie Versch, Beverly Vidlock, Chuck the newly organized club, J.K.K. Uunior Kurtain Kallersj. Rogers, Marilyn Ashton, and Mrs. Leonore Paasch, dramat SEATED FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Rae Watts, ics instructor. THIRD ROW: Marlene Policky. Jo Ann Barbara Lou Mandle, Joe Meschede, vice president: Mar- Caldwell, Shirley Kysela, Carol McCormick, Rich Ehrlich lyss Fiala, historian: Claudia Spear, president: Barbara Pat Grzebelski, Bob Henrichson, Alberta Hammerly, Pat Brunell, treasurerg Polly DeWitt, Barbara Woodcook, and ricia Wade, Jo Ann White, James Lane, Roberta Harris Sandra Swisher. SECOND ROW: Margaret Gomez, Ina and Janet Billman. NOT PICTURED is Gloria Beyette. South High School's Thespian affiliation began on January 28, 1946, and, after a brief lapse, was reorganized on November 15, 1954, by Mrs. Lconore Paasch, dramatics instructor. The J.K.K. was also organized under her di- r rection in the fall of 1955. -QHESPIANS I-E '- -gf X' LIB At left, a boys quartet rehearses a song for the 1956 Sound-Off, while at right, a girls dance line goes through a number. 84 The aims of the society are to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of the dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic art among students. Membership is honorary and is based on a system of merit. va Library Service League officers are cast as follows: SEAT- ED, Patt Gaddis fTreasurerJ, Joni Reeves QSecretaryj, Rose- mary Messany fHead Door Monitorj, Mickey Brown QPres- identj,Jeanette Kubin fVice Presidentj. STANDING: Pat Baker fHead Attendance Monitorj, Alona Christensen fHead Desk Monitorj, Phyllis Parrill QHead Office Moni- torj, Mariann Schaetzle fAssistant Head Door Monitorj, Evelyn Kriegler QTooter Reporterj, Janet Rall Giead Shelf Monitorj, Barbara Faiman and Bernice Berenis QParty Com- mitteej. LIRRRRY SERVICE LEAGUE Getting used to their new roles are the second semester Library Service League Cabinet. SEATED, Karen Bilek QTooter Reporterj, Joyce Mack fl-lead Door Monitorj, Part Gaddis fPresidentj, Mickey Brown fVice Presidentj, Jean- ette Kubin fSecretaryJ. STANDING, Rosemary Messany QI-lead Office Monitorj, Susan Smith qParty Committeey, Phyllis Parrill QParty Committeej, Vanace East lTreasurerj, Karen Murnan fAssistant Head Door Monitorj, Claudia Nelson U-lead Desk Monitorj. 5 ts Q, L X zri sf is , .r.,. . -vp X9 9 A ' A .. 'va - ri IQ' 5 . Ky. -. f.. . - 3 . 'gli . . . . .W 1, th f ha ,,-gf 'f IPX' X .1 .1 fI.ff9'i 'f . . ,gf R 5 2' CWB-f-f 4- N fi- 2 fIHZ'X 1' 1, -5. ' 1 , wil! ,.f 6?' L:,A 'ii9,5i5 lf ' gif E, 3 Xi fi 1.1 ' S ' 1 11. .1- W -I Q, g 1: ll -X Haw M l i' in. r A , . ,H f F ' Y 5 A ' 'iv . 5 gs . 1 , J 55' 1' 7 . a' ,-'AIZ' i f Aki! 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Ray Brazda 2. Jack Jones 3. Dave KOS1Sk1 4. RayS e Tom Bridges 8. Frank Velasquez 9. Rich Gyhra 10. Hans Geihs 11. Denms Moor 13. RonBe1castor 14. Norman Moffitt 15. Joe Pleuler 16. Mr. Emil Blazek, Supervisorg 17. Joe Ko ziol 18. Stan Svoboda 19. WarrenSheehy 20. Clinton Meehan 21. Albert Selk 22. Bob Schellhardt 23. Dick Marfeld 24. Ron Rezac 25. Alex Ariza. J' -f M 9' te, ref-' i 1 u X- N ta folk as . - ' K .Q U Vi' .ir HOMECOMING On the night of November 7, 1955, Rose Sena and Don Marquez stepped through the portals into a gayly decorated and beautifully-lighted ballroom, in room 310, to become South High's Sixth Annual Homecoming King and Queen. Paying homage to the newly crowned King and Queen were members of the royal court: Crown Prince and Princess . . . ...... Jerry Vodicka and Joan Kucera Prince and Princess .... . . . LeRoy Ludlow and Alona Christensen Prince and Princess ............ Patricia Beister and Al Gunderson Count and Countess ................ Don Pavlik and Rita Miller Pages Patti Muriz and Bobby Lightner carried the crowns which were placed on Rose's and Don's heads by 1954's King and Queen, Carol Calta and Gil Dunne. The first two dances were reserved for the new monarchs and their court, after which there was music, fun and dancing for all, ' Preceding the coronation all candidates for the throne were introduced at the half-time period in the North-South football game played at Benson Stadium that afternoon. is 1 t A. L r. M I if 'N RED PEPPERS, FIRST ROW: Barb Antoniak,Joyce Conk- lin, Judy Alex, Judy Zimmerman, Sandy Baburek, Theresa Pistillo, Mary Lou Valencia, Reta Ryan, Carole Greiner, Joni Kucera, Donna Lee, Joyce Paulson, Janet Lillethorup, Tommie Beyette, Jo Anne Novotny, Carol Upah, and Bon- nie Tatman. SECOND ROW: Alma Matuza, Dolores May- han, Rosalie Mcl-larry, Roberta Epperson, Laurie Harris, Annette Schreiber, Susie Peters, Mary Chroust, Jeanette Vacek, Rita Stillmock, Diane Buehler, Pat Baker, Pat Betts, Virginia Milacek, Judy Schroeder, Nancy Krause, Sharon Jaeger, Evelyn Potack, and Maxine Steil. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Kurtz, Delores Smith, Rae Laurie. Cari Tracy, Bonnie Miller, Norma Willuhn, Frances McCarty, Kay Krebs, Judith Strnad, Dorothy Terry, Sharol Klepper, Bev- Tl erly Maliszewski, Jeanette Ferguson, Elaine Rhyno, Penny Beister, Mary Dugick, Linda Strnad, Sandra Etter, Miriam Kratina, and Kathleen Mudra. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Elliott, Marie Karpisek, Beverly Prokop, Mary Ann Jawor- ski, Donna Stepkal, Jo Ann Bosiljevor, Sally Schrack, Jo Lynn Witham, Virginia Gunia, Alice Ojeski, Myrna Heat- on, Gail Bagley, Pat Schwartz, Ann Marie Gruhn, ,Beverly Stern, Wilma Dobbs, Mary McNult, and Pat Ryan. FIFTH ROW: Glenda Elliott, Carol Hubinka, Anita Marsik, Ber- nice Berenis, Joyce Rosicky, Nancy Schnell, Veronica Len- tis, Pearlwright, Sandy Krajicek, Louise Cera, Janice Ow- ens, Pat Mathews, Charlotte Mears, Marian Meyers, Jean McClimans, Beverly Balters, Lorene Upah, Sally Emley, Pat Kozal, and Mary Kay Champion. STRING CHEERLEADERS, FIRST ROW: Betts, Rita Stillmock, Barbara Antoniak, Conklin. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Vac- Diane Buehler, Jo Anne Novotny, Tommie THIRD ROW: Mary Chroust, Carol Pat Baker, Judy Alex, captain: Judy Zim- FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Virginia Milack, Elaine Rhyno, Beverly Maliszewski, Judy Strnad, Kay Krebs, Sharon Klepper, Jeanette Ferguson, Dorothy Terry, captain. Not pictured are Bon- nie Tatman, captain of Second String: Judy Quintero, and Penny Beister, captain of Fresh- man String. GA. . 1:fs--- -r-S '- Y ' ' si A qi 5 1 op ef 0 se 5 , r' 1 1' 7 f' '.x , .3 r, ul n , , 5' 'S ',. R 1? f ' S . w X dx ' g .un x 'gy ' ' sa .Q 1 I' , N La X ' Qs ' ' V if :- r Y J K5 ' A ' x - i t A V , f' 6 w X as t . 'L 5 X pr , ,Q lv fa, S fi 1 4 rert Sy me ix . ' Q X if g ' : 'Nl S59 F X , 1 i r , ' A W , M . .t if . --f a -I. - Miss Mary Kass, instructor, is backed up by the mem- bers ofthe G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Beverly Balters, Sandy Krajicek, Louise Cera, Judy Alex Qsecretaryj, Rose Mary Messany fpresidentj, Judy Zimmerman, Theresa Pistillo, Barb Antoniak, Frances McCarty, Annie Sanders, Carol Hason, Donna Elsasser, Alma Matuza, Annette Schreiber. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Valencia, Susie Peters, Jo Ann Hindriks, Jo Anne Novotny, Linda Zoller, Pat Baber, Pat Betts, Phyllis Donaldson, Pat Fitzpatrick, Pat Mathew, Rita Stillmock, Marie Clark. THIRD ROW: Cari Tracey, Su- san Sova. Marlene Bluvas, Sharon Klepper, Beverly Mal- iszewski, Kay Krebs, Linda Shearman, Mary Chroust, Jean- ette Vacek, Waunetta Snell, Judy Hogarth, Mary Wals- worth. FOURTH ROW: Judy Strnad, Bonnie Tatman, Betty Zezulak, Joyce Rosicky, Rosemary Kelly, Sandy Baburek, Mary Lou Scott, Brenda Elliott, Sally Emley, Myrna Os- mon. FIFTH ROW: Marian Meyers, Charlotte Mears, Ev- elyn Kriegler, Miriam Katina, Lorene Upah, Donna Rans- lem, Chris Owens, Diane Buehler, Jean McC1imans, Mary Ann Willuhn. SIXTH ROW: Lucy Chrest, Tommie Beyette, Norma Willuhn, Delores Mayhan, Janet Lillethorup, Io Lynn Witham, Jean Weiss, Pat Kozol, Shirley Gibson, San- dra Etter, Patty Piksa. 89 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Plambeck, Vic Shukis, Tom Taylor, Don Marquez, Bill Stevens, Bill Poppen Don Rouse, Mike Ramirez, Bill Kadereit, Mike Mancuso, Lee Ludlow, Louis Costanzo. SECOND ROW: Joe Nigro Ray Wilson,Bil1 Kulper, Bob Kocanda, Paul Stoysich, Joe Bahun, Bob Barrientos, Don Martin, Gene Legenza, Gene Jones George Wright, Jerry Gould, Jim Kennedy, Steve Woods. THIRD ROW: LeRoy Hoden, Bill Nicklos, Jack Anderson John Giles, Neal McAndrews, Roger Patrick, Jim Curran, Tom Merta, David Reinig, Melvin Masek, Trainer Leonard Hawkins. TOP ROW: Line Coach Russ Gorman and Coach Cletus Fischer. J TW w . . . ,,,,, 1 ' Bill Popp ' Honorable Mention All City Team QU' r . S , A Lee Ludlow Honorable Mention All City Team ARS ITY I955 SCORES SOUTH O SOUTH 25 SOUTH 12 SOUTH 6 SOUTH 27 SOUTH 25 SOUTH 14 SOUTH 31 SOUTH 26 30 CREIGHTON 6 CENTRAL 0 BENSON 19 TECHNICAL 18 THOMAS JEFFERSON 20 LINCOLN N. E. 14 LINCOLN CENTRAL 6 ABRAHAM LINCOLN 48 NORTH Jim Kennedy earned All City and All State honors. WI'-Zi, 1. fl -P? r Vic Shukis Honorable Mention All City Team . cf' . 52 - if Q, E , f agffiss, 2, P 553. , ,L A . x LeRoy Hoden Honorable Mention All City Team If 131 'Ari W 3 LL Q rdglxx X 5' In A . as .agen-Q 'Lrg ,r s IL , T- - ,mqlhb L 1 , 'Hg if fx' ycx 1 ' Nu, QQ' 'Kg' rfii . ix 5 L D ,uf JRTL 33131. ,ABN 4 L 4 1 t 1 X' , Ga ' L NU' - 1 5, L 'L I 'L I ' A ' ' .I e 'X I rr J ' FIRST ROW: Jack Kiscoan, Paul Ryba, John DiBaise, Tom Moore, Ted Pietryga, Bob Ron Eissler, Frank Bosiljevac, Terry Randone, Norman Bowers, John Barrett, David Aden, STANDING SECOND ROW: Coach Mickey Sparano, George Casper. Joe Kroupa, Albin, Ron Taylor, John Faiman, Ron Calta, Richard Hellwig, Ralph Gray, Richard Newville, Donovan, Assistant Coach W. R. Brown. FRESHMA FOOTBALL Honors this year went to our Freshman Football team, which achieved first place in the Intercity League Q and set a new Freshman scoring record. - wi f jE..:r.i:'?i?:3iL . E ' 'A lr 'I ' , ,ggi ,' RESULTS : ',-3, 4 'AT 'I' . . ':7f . , z'7fj'z , - ..,- , TECH 13 33 SOUTH ' , r .'f'. ' 1,257 I - E ':,' ,I NORTH 6 33 SOUTH I-2,-W - 1 ' - 553- al- V' ' ,' BENSON o 13 SOUTH -Q-Q'-' ,-1' 4' '- 2-Z.: W' - .111 ,X CENTRAL 6 13 SOUTH '- gf .33 .,...' :I '..' ' A ..:' ua. D ji ,'. CREIGHTON 20 27 SOUTH , N. ff 'L 'n fi: 's ABRAHAM LINCOLN o 34 SOUTH if, THOMAS JEFFERSON 7 26 sourn . ua... . ..:-...A ,SFA E . P . -. , QT . X 'L' 1 :Za-:.' - - ' ' ?5f E ..: K A A' ' I I X xf,.'jj- . Q X ,4i: g':':2 L . lflzf N , ,Z ef 5 t I La!! x X A W I Q, X 1 f - ' 1 I r ' X ' W All M 1L .., QI , aw Q15 'V'- tl? fight Posing proudly above are the players on South's league dicka. SECOND ROW: George Radik, Don Ostronic, Ed leading squad,FlRST ROW: Larry Kozeny,Claude Thom- Hubbard, LeRoy Hoden, Ernest Littlejohn, Ron Swanson, as, Larry McClinton, Dave Wiksell, Vic Shukis, Jerry Vo- and Coach Cornie Collin. December December December December January January January January January January February February February February February February 2 9 10 16 6 10 13 20 21 24 3 4 10 14 18 24 INTERCITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS SEASON'S RECORD South 47 South 49 South 62 South 35 South 64 South 50 South 66 South 50 South 50 South 64 South 54 South 92 South 72 South 47 South 62 South 62 92 Creighton Prep 42 Thomas Jefferson 47 Technical 60 Central 43 North 43 Benson 22 Abraham Lincoln 70 Creighton Prep 48 Lincoln Northeast 49 Technical 43 Central 50 Thomas Jefferson 65 North 54 Abraham Lincoln 54 Lincoln Central 50 Benson 52 'F' RESERVES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin El1iott,Carl Rezac, Danny Moore, Rich Hellwig, Sonny Calta, Bill Cemnor, Donald West. SECOND ROW: Coach Glen Moore, Tom Moore, Al Sanders,John Parys, Paul Drajicek, Dick Skolla, and Clarian Zoucha complete the Reserve Basketball team for 1956. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernie Lorkovic, Pete Faur, Sammy Giamanco, Torn Pirrone, John Faiman, Ray Vodlcka, Joseph Cuevas, Don Wieczorek. SECOND ROW: Bill Gardner, Ron Taylor, Hank Glica, Sonny Calta, George Casper, Bob Petrovich, Ed Gruidel, Larry Cerny. THIRD ROW: Trainer Leonard Hawk Hawkins, Louis Masters, Ralph Gray, Jim Shepherd, Tom Towey, Frank Martinez, and Coach Russell Gorman make up the Fresh- man Basketball team for 1956. 93 ,Z 2,1 lb. Littlejohn, Ostromc a Hoden Littlejohn and Hubbard strive to take V JV that ball away from powerful A.L. WRE TLI G Pictured at right are Southite wrestling stars, State Champions Nick Chiburis, Richard Brown and Paul Stoysich. North High InvitationalChampions George Wright, Nick Chiburis, Paul Rowe and Clinton Meehan look admiringly at their trophy, held by Coach Mickey Sparano. N, A 3 x .l N M Cf . 5 l If' W' 5 r . V ,jx it , r ,is if it , , A A LV' C td .7 3 is -C ' 'L-rl' .W 'fy gy 9 .1 l l' 5 X NS Q fra S 5' s s s -as 6 ssmfigr K.. if 11 Wrestlers rated the most valuable to the Packer Varsity team are. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Velasquez, Richard Brown, Robert Prucha. BACK ROW: Clinton Meehan, Nick Chi- buris, and George Wright. Richard Brown, High Point Many Nick Chiburis, one of South's three State Championsg and George Wright, Most Valuable Team Wrestler, hold their respective trophies. WK mntmmwu - ' an FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Prucha, Frank Velasquez, Richard Brown, Joe Pirrone, Bob Fitzsim mons, James Barrett. BACK ROW: Coach Mickey Sparano, Paul Stoysich, Jack Philby, William Jones Nick Chiburis, Louis Costanzo, Clinton Meehan, George Wright. South 44 South 25 South 33 South 30 South 31 South 39 South 28 Lincoln Central North T . J. A . L. Boys Town Tech Bellevue 3 11 14 11 8 6 11 South 21 South 35 South 33 South 28 South 17 South 37 South 23 Central 16 T.J. 12 North 10 Boys Town 10 A.L. 22 Tech 5 Central 17 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Joe Nigro, Melvin Masek, Bill Davis, Carl Tyler, Owen Johnston, Alonzo Orduna, Edward Nemecek, John DiBaise, Manager Ike Pane. BACK ROW: Coach Mickey Sparano, Mark Knight, Gary Kirwan, Richard Newville, Gary Smith, John Barrett, Jerry Bernth, Tom DeGeorge. South 32 South 30 South 49 South 39 South 33 South 34 South 44 North T.J. A.L. Boys Town Tech Central T.J. 20 9 3 10 21 18 5 South 16 South 38 South 23 South 31 South 50 South 32 North 31 Boys Town 17 A.L. 14 Tech 16 Central 5 Bellevue 8 Pictured above are gym class basketball champs Wiater, Navarro, Gyra, Bosiljevac, Moore, Benak and Girouex. BOYS' GYM Lined up below is the top Boys' Gym football squad. 'Zh- ,W 'Q m-.5 fn Y .1- ! . J, f 1 Instructor Comie Collin rf! l 1 1 ' , 3 s I t W' ae fig, s Q' i E R, , ii .X g fig A fs, ' f X 'I A f M , vt af X N.-.X ,Q , W. F K 4 r' Q ,Wa K -4 K Q Egg i f g H K I I 1 W sz' V rsss s ' Shown below with Instructor Mickey Sparano, left, are wrestling champs Donovan, Mandolfo, Knight, Bojanski, Butler, and Moline. y I i r we - '1-.J . , Q R an 9 5 .-4' as -AMAI-IA 'W K .N lf, ins, , A , , K R QSM, Xl: D ii '- 'r - a X Q 4 1, L. l --JEIJUTI-IHIII I-I SFC. VIRGIL C. DINKEL O I MfSGT. ORVILLE D Cadet Officers Club FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Hering, Ronald Kotrc, James Kozak, James Melsa, Dennis Beav- ers, Robert Anderson, Paul Urban. SECOND ROW: Harold Witkovski, Howard Curtis, Larry Lacine, Richard Hale, John Flowers, Benny Meston, David Otoupal, Richard Freeman, Ralph Emerson. THIRD ROW: Hugh McGahan, Ronald Bojanski, Allan Strnad, George Ionaitis, Frank Kolc, Larry Moore, Barry Reafleng, Jack Gross. 98 RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Lacina, Frank Pycha III, John Russo, Rodney Mach. SECOND ROW: Ron Novotny, Richard Gernandt, Stan Grabowski, Harry Fredericksen. r K 4U 'T' 9 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT- Rodney Mach Richard Smith, Frank Pycha III, Dave Wiksell, n I n Robert Henrichsen SECOND ROW James Melsa James Kotrc Gary Culton ,rack Squad 1011115118 ae, ' . ' : , , . Ronald Anderson, James Vodicka, Wesley Lind, Robert Anderson. THIRD ROW: Vincent Kotlar, Richard Gernandt, Richard Altrock, Leonard Dougherty, Leonard Williams, and James Scripter. 99 I coLoR sux-xiao Displaying the Colors, left to right, are Paul Urban, Don Woster, Rend Nagrassus, Carmen Schneckloth, and Frank Novotny. MILITARY POLICE The boys responsible for order in the South ROTC are, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Rose, Patrick King, Leonard Dougherty, Everardo Aguilera, Richard Ramirez, Claude Metcalf, Joe Comstock, Stanley Welniak, Stanley Winslow, Jim Schwandt. SECOND ROW: Howard Curtis, Richard Smith, Gene Zych, James Kotrc, James Davis, Rich Kirby, Tom Bogacz, Phillip Carlson, Leon Gandy, Fred Donze. THIRD ROW: Stan Grabowski, Ken Moore, Charles White, Lee Soukup, Edward Kolls, Richard Robertson, Linas Stevens, James Prescher, Harry Olsen, and Ron- ald Priest. 100 P+: COMPA Y A RIGHT: Richard Strickland , Richard Blackwell, Gene Sem- pek, Bill Yetts, Ross McGee, Ralph Chappell, Terry Holst, Frank Kolc, Benny W. Meston, Hugh F. McGahan, Wesley R. Lind, Rodney G. Mach, John Delorenzo, Fred J. Bader, Bert R. Graves, Arnold L. Demont, James Dolezal. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Keating, Gary Davis, Al Taylor, Gary Hamil- ton, George Page, Dennis Rawlings, Tom Agnew, Joseph Stock, Ronald Houghtaling, Dennis Holcomb, Gary Cio- chon, Charles Jacobson, Mike Cowan, Bill Hurd, Steven Mumford, Gerald Black, Charles Yambor. THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW- LEFT TO Douglas Dutiel, Gene Zych, Gregory Hupp, Dallas Worley, Bernard Kintz1en,Richard Kava,Charles Blankman, Frank Sova, Richard Marek, Rend Nargrassus, Terry Parks, John Gilber, Jay Prouty, Walter Menshik, Bill Bush, Charles Stehno. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Hanner, Dave Distefano, August Niederle,James C. Kotrc, John R. Pycha, Michael B. Goodin, Longene M. Nelson, Richard M. Smith, Frank J. Novotny, EdwardA. Kolls, James C. Davis, John R. Sle- zak, Ralph R. Brown, Bob C. Gregg, Lee Fideline, Joseph P. Barrientos, John G. Rapaich. 4. COMPA Y B RIGHT: LeRoy Ried, Jack Gohr, Gilbert Andersen, Fred Cormaci, William Cvitak, Ray West, John Russo, Dennis Beavers, Larry Lacina, Ronald Bojanski, Alan Strnad, Jack Gross, James Kozak, Paul Urban. George Jonaitis, David Wiksell, Ronald Sanford , Carmen Schneckloth, Tony Lon- go, Robert Lubsen, Gary Foreman. SECOND ROW: Patrick King, Jim Prescher,Jerry George, Richard Robertson, Louis Paska, Randy Kleist, Edward Hrubsky, Douglas Worley, Richard Salazar, Phillip Carlson, Raymond Stevens, Ima nts Steinbergs, Larry Glesmann, Tom Bogacz, Leon Gandy, FIRST ROW-LEFT TO Michael Deane, Clarence Dueling. THIRD ROW: Dale Hunter, Allan Beavers, Danny Shearer, Fred Miller, Ver- non Van Scoy, Steve Divin, Thomas Paska, Kenneth Stast- ny, Robert Bourne, Frank Martinez, Gary Culton, John Wis- dom, John Butkovich, Ralph Bartlett, Bill Brown, Jerry My- sicka,Terry Kennedy, Roger Deal. FOURTH ROW: Terry Bertolini, David Maass, Hans Fredericksen, Arturs Ositis, Edward Bidrowsky, Vincent J. Kotlar, Ronald Cisar, Charles F. May, Richard Hardin, Jeffrey Bentz, Richard Franek, Harry Spencer, Richard Janousek, Paul Mocias, Jr., John McAleer, Stanley Welniak, Jack Nichols. COMPANY C FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: DanielTalmon, Bill Brown,Charles White, Ralph Emerson,Raymond Hering, Harold Witkouski, Jack Gross, John Flowers, James Kozak, Larry Moore, Ronald Kotrc, Robert Anderson, Frank Pycha, James Kovanda, Paul Sal- azar. SECOND ROW: Jim Schwandt, George Ylasak, Don- ald Eggers, Larry Richtig, Fred Kleffman, Emil Kubin, Leon Nekupa, Ronald Priest, Robert Mader, Bill Fleming, Joe Kisicki, Richard Jarosik, John Pavlich, Ed Sterba, James Teply. THIRD ROW: Richard Kirby, Harry Olsen, Eddie Vlasek, Donald Woster, Ray Christensen, Gary James, Frank Poloncic, David Kruger, Howard Avery, Ken Fast, Jim Vanek, Edward Sebron,Raymond Cunningham, Joseph Comstock, Ronald Smolinski. FOURTH ROW: Lee Preston, Kenneth Jourdan, Gerhard Petz, Laurence Rose, Bob Olson, Lee Soukup, James Menke, Walt Rokus, Ron Novotny, Lar- ry Liehr, Darrell Elya, RobertCermak, Arlan Parrill, Rich- ard Ramirez, Stan Winslow. FIFTH ROW: Bob Moore, Marvin Engstrom, Bill Dunbar, Dennis Graves, Robert Jour- dan, Bill Nicklos, Donald Jacobsen, Lee Campbell, Alex- ander Josoff, Earl Jones, Gary Malmberg, Mike Stoley, Francis Fleming, John Horan. im Q32 585 C Y D FIRST ROW-LEFT TO William Cox, Paul Sharples, Danny Sigmund, John Draus, RIGHT: James Vodicka, Jerry Green, Richard C. Dudley, Fred Donze,Edward Lenz,James Sopcich. FOURTH ROW: John Stranglen,RobertHenrichsen,Richard Freeman,Rich'- John R. Anderson, Jim G. Shepherd, Daniel M. Masek, ard Hale, Howard Curtis, Barry Reafleng, David Otoupal, Robert Marcelino, Allan Darting, Linas Stevens, Harris JuliusCarmona,Richard Gernandt, Ronald Belcastro. SEC- Milford, Ronald Larsen, Ronald Sum, Jim Buxter, Larry COND ROW: Charles Heeren, Robert Bock, Eldine Foral, Reisdorff, Ronald Cote. FIFTH ROW: Larry Protaskey, Fred Billman, Gary Schack, Leonard Williams, Harley Charles Obert,Jerry Whiteley,RichardAltrock, Jim Scrip- Walker, Richard Workman, Ronald Nowicki, Gary Smith, ter, Donald Hagedorn,George Mertz, Stan Grabowski, El- Harold Blessie, Don Salazar, Tony Kmiecik, Everardo d0f1Ge1CCki.G3l'Y L11iCk, R0b9l'I SHUIICI, Gary Boldt, Ken Aguilera. THIRD ROW: Leonard Dougherty,Arnold Cirian, Moore. Jerry Hunt, Thomas Kintzle, James Leonard, John Dolezal, 9 96 Qi ELL.. hui? Seven Southite lasses from different eras, Barbara Woodcook. Rae Watts, Barbara Mandle, Judy Schroeder, Reta Ryan, Joyce Paulson and Joni Kucera. are shown here with a fine supporting cast. South's annual Sound Off was pre- sented on March 15 and 16. The show, -which has Street Scenes as its theme, consisted of 20 acts which revealed the obvious talents of South High' s stu- dents. Dramatics coach Mrs. Leonore Paasch, the student directors and the entire cast deserve recognition for producing such a fine show. Our ap- preciation is extended also to Mr. Joseph Reeves and his stage crew for handling the scenery and lighting so capably. gl Membersof the 1956 Packer baseball squad above are: FIRST ROW, Paul Rowe, Mike Mancuso, Vic Shukis, Gene Legenza, Larry Kozeny, Ed Gruidel. Jerry Vodicka and Robert Lee. SECOND ROW, Assistant Coach Mickey Sparano, Mickey Stella, Ron Swanson, Jim Sobotka. Don sm, Catcher Jim Kennedy waits in vain to tag out a Prep runner at home plate. Sam DeGeorge slams out a base hit asJr. Jay catcher Pedesco looks on. as in W Ostronic, Jim Kennedy, and Coach Cornie Collin, THIRD ROW, Bill Kadereit, John Faiman, Tony Sporcic, Carl Rezac, Bill Swanda. Jerry Gould and Trainer Leonard Hawkins, FOURTH ROW, Joe Nigro, bat boy. ASEBALL t54w.lf- South 7 Central 4 April 19 South 8 Lincoln Central 4 April 2.0 South 4 Benson 9 April 24 South 7 North 4 April26 South 3 Central 0 May 8 South 8 Benson 9 May 10 South Z3 Lincoln Northeast 2 May 14 South 4 North ll May l5 South 17 Tech 6 May 17 South 4 Prep 5 May 18 South Z Prep 6 May 2.2 South 9 Tech 5 May Z4 xx- Varsity track team members are: FIRST ROW , left to right, Steve Woods. Joe Hollings- worth, John Baker, Claude Thomas, Godfrey Calta, Gary Taylor. Ed Valencia. Jack Kis- coan. Mike Ramirez. SECOND ROW. Joe Nigro.Richard Hellwig. Joe Barrientos. Gary QFF CE Albin, Richard Brown. Jack Anderson, Joe Staskiewicz. THIRD ROW, Coach Cletus Fischer, Frank Bosiljevac, Norman Welsh. Larry Cerney, Melvin Elliott. Don Martin. Ralph Gray, Bob Stillmock, Fred Holt, Ed- ward Hubbard and Coach Russ Gorman. TRACK Ed Hubbard was the star of the 1956 South High track team. While all the squad members tried hard to gain points, Ed won a Gold Medal in the state meet and placed second in the city competition in the 440-yard dash. Tom Taylor, who sped to a :2.2.7 victoryin the 220-yard dash when the Packers met Central and Benson in ig X ,SC 3 Fw' sm 1.3 Freshman team members are: FIRST ROW, left to right. Gary Albin. Jack Kiscoan. Richard Hellwig, Ed Valencia, Frank Bosilijevac. SEC- OND ROW, Coach Cletus Fischer, NormanWe1ch, Larry Cerny. Ralph Gray. Bob Stillmock and Coach Russ Gorman the triangular meet, now looks like South's big threat for state honors next season. Mel Elliott, 880-yard runner, was the other Southite cinderman to garner points. Coach Cletus Fischer predicts a good showing next year, with more lettermen returning and track in- terest at South on the upsurge. H TENNIS TEAM Members of the 1956 South High Girls' Ten- nis Team, directed by Miss Elinor Bennett, played four matches during the regular sea- son. ln the tournament which ended league play, Karen Larsen reached the semifinals. Team members are: FIRST ROW, left to right, Norma Willuhn, Alma Matuza, Karen Larsen. SECOND ROW, Rosemary Kelley, Ruth Croft. Janet Lillethorup and Rosemary Messany. :f::r.:.i':s1:zr.:A:-rrmfsfs-.W-.N .M .... T .W .M A .,.... , ,. V .M .M -.. . ...,..M,c-..a.,.t.,l..ln.r ai,.s..,...fr...--.N-.....-,s...,.....e. GOLF TE M SouthHigh golfers finished the sea- son with a 3-4 record, ending fifth in the intercity race. George Radik led the team with the lowest average, 39. He also placed fourth in the city meet. Dick Leut- zinger came in seventh in the state. Coach Willis Brown will have three lettermen returning in 1957. Pictured above are: FIRST ROW, left to right. Allan Graves,Joe Latoza. BobA11en, Dick Leutzinger. SECOND ROW, Pete Sorich, George Radik, Del Criger, Gene Kros. THIRD ROW, Bill Dinges. Charles Carlson. Charles Olsen. and Coach Willis Brown. 4 .PY : , . .. 1 ' ,Q I, ,gl K . 1' v V ' W A -x- y Q fa q N t t. X - v S x K , 4 A . F A I -1- A , . 4 , - M-. 9 ! Q W , I L -'ggi I V A w T- it .J .sg-M. wx ,Hg 1 K.. ,f Q Ml, . '+ Q 1 'Nr' 755' Y' X RQ wg L, WX . .1 If Ng A L! I fs... 3 MLW 'I 3 fx Q . gi , e, X 4 'L' 1 Q1 , . v..,,, 1 fy ,ff mmzplfk kr 5 X .fik fa- ,v Q- 'V Q7 The coronationbegan with a pro- cession of the school's club repre- sentatives. Below, left to right, are: first row, Diana Waldo, Barbara Mandle, Jeanette Kubin, Lou Ross, Alice Underwood, Naomi Weaver, Mary Patterson, Claudia Spear, Pictured above are this ycar's May Queens and their attendants, who took part in the coronation on May 25. Miss Elinor Bennett and Miss Mary Kass sponsored this all-school event. MAY CORQNATIQ At the left are the 1956 May Queens -- Donna Lee. Queen of Ath- leticsg Gloria Beyette. Queen of Achievement, and Carmen Sena, Queen of Popularity. Karen Larsen, Mary Lou Valenciag second row, Judy Alex, Joyce Mack, Nancy Guy, Anita Marsik, Reta Ryan, Pat Gaddis, Evelyn Kriegler, Elaine Lillethorup, Joan Wesolowski and Kay Runte. awf- flu., W1 at M. ' 'nv 3909133 4 SENICR PROM RQYA LTY South High School held its annual Sen- ior Prom on Friday, May 18, at Peony Park's ballroom. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen, Bob Kocanda and Sandra Weak, respectively, which followed the grand march. The afternoon and early evening of May 2.3 was spent at the Senior Picnic, at which fried chicken with all the trimmings was the main attraction. AA IA ,iiftrg at S 4 4 ,155 M' igjyl . .fr w :S lgx fn-QPQ' V -xifggf 69 if Si -si A 16. 'N ' Q3 STH K -Q .wi X ff? .M .QQ VM ., Q- W Wu, V. ,Mm , J 'Q new L W Q Q55 Q ,B 1 j QQ W :lf 'A Q! 5 f ' , .+ , 1 'L' if ith? F: iffy, ' I 4 5'V4,Q'w ,Lib 1 if . I I x -' . A 'C .,,.wf?,14 Q TILW MVA' A fV-:rf fjbllif, ' -7 A Ei' - ww' , afarfkaxwfk X , A 1 .mx gm, National Honor Society members pictured above are: left to right, FIRST ROW, Darlene Snyder, Kay Runte. Marialyce Smith, Aina Steinbergs, Norma Young, Anita Dempsey, Victoria Schwisow, Claudia Spear, Barbara Brunell. SECOND ROW, Norma Willuhn, Joyce Hineline. Joanne Benesh, Deanna Davis, A lice Underwood, Rose Mary Messany, Bonnie Rezac, Karen Larsen fCorresponding NATIONAL nqulnsgcuv X I : Q :. ls If Mrs. ELLEN FINNEGAN Secretaryl. Lee Larsen QVice Presidentj, Jerry Vodicka QPresidentj. THIRD ROW, Dante Simon, Ronald Kotrc, Barbara Woodcook, Mariann Schaetzle, Connie Woodward, Sallie versch, Cynthia Malmos, Carole Greiner, Robert Matcha, Alma Matuza. FOURTH ROW, John Velehradsky, Larry Moore, Joe Bahun, Bob Anderson, James Cerny, Donald Prusha and Leroy Hoden. SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by a faculty committee on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character and service. They must rank in the upper fourth of their class. Each year NHS members, under the guidance of Miss Jean Landale and Mrs. Ellen Finnegan, sponsor Sponsor ' the Honor RollBanquet to recognize those students who have earned six points or more on their semester marks. 0 1 HoNoRs DAY AWARD WINNERS A g nc pg p JEANETTE KUBIN--Class of '56 Valedictorian, 7llIImHliWUli5UlFHIP 35iBllfWUl3UWUlli5U Reader's Digest Subscription Award, Univer- sity of Nebraska Silver Key for Journalism DEANNA DAVIS JAMES MELSA--National Merit Scholarship, Elks Most Valuable Student Award CLEMENTINE KISICKI RUTH CROFT--D.A.R. South High Essay Winner RONALD KOTRC--University of Omaha GRAIN OF SAND Poetry Award CYNTHIA MALMOS--Y-Teen of the Year EVELYN KRIEGLER JEANETTE KUBIN NICK CHIBURIS--State 154-pound Wrestling Championship , Scholastic Art Award Winner PHYLLIS PARRILL ED HUBBARD--All-State Basketball All-Star, All- State Tr ack All -Star JAN ROCKWELL JIM KENNEDY--All-State Football All-Star JERRY VODICKA--Brandeis Gold Watch Award, SALLIE VERSCH Intercity Baseball All-Star for Three Years, Intercity Basketball All-Star for One Year JIM YELNEK Pictured above are. FIRST ROW, left to right, Gail Min- THIRD ROW. Bill Poppen, Joyce Petersen. Dave Otoupal, nick, Sharan Hitt, Jeanne Dobrovolny. Marilyn Bowen, Marlyss Fiala, Donald Rathgeber, Catherine Lombardo, Mary Patterson M. Ruth Croft, JoAnn Petrovich, Donna Margaret Pacholski, Janet Lang. Katheryn Nemec. Lee, Darlene Jansen. SECOND ROW, Gerald Taylor FOURTH ROW,Ed Hubbard,George Jonaitis,James Melsa, fRecording Secretaryj, Barbara Mandle QTooter Reporterj, Charles Carlson, William Dinges, Leroy Galloway and Jeanette Kubin, Janetta Rockwell. Joyce Mack, Pat Beis- James Kozak. ter, Sharon Whitney, Theresa Perich, Nancy Warren. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In March, the first forty-four members of this group were announced. The second list of honor students was made pub- lic at the Senior Day assembly on Friday, June 1. The students of South feel that it is a privilege to be cho- sen for membership in the National Honor Society, and it is a goal which many of them strive for throughout their high SCHOLARSHIPS WORLD-HERALD: Jeanette Kubin and James Melsa SEARS-ROEBUCK FOUNDATION: Leroy Hoden NROTC: James Melsa NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY REGENTS: Gerald Taylor ALTERNATES: Ronald Kotrc, Leroy Galloway, Barbara Mandle, Robert Matcha, Donald Prusha and Sharon Whitney. OMAHA UNIVERSITY REGENTS: Larry Moore, Sharon Whitney and Leroy Gal- loway ALTERNATES: Donald Prusha, Robert Matcha and James Cerny HINKY DINKY: James Smutny ASSOCIATED RETAILERS: George Jonaitis CREIGHTON PRESIDENT'S: Jeanette Kubin DANA COLLEGE: Elaine Lillethorup NEBRASKA WESLEYAN: Leroy Galloway ALTERNATE: Ronald Kotrc NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH COLLEGES: Barbara Mandle NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE: Ronald Kotrc, John Sousa, Darlene Jansen, Donna Lee, Susan Marshall, Ellen Osborn, William Poppen, Kay Runte, Claudia Spear, Alice Underwood and Janet Valasquez. DAMSEL CLUB: Henrietta Woods MEMO CLUB: Edward Hubbard WORLD-HERALD CARRIERS: James Kozak Miss JEAN LANDALE Sponsor school career. r 1 W 1 Q' - with fbefore school was to close, all Southite ,mx fun 0 wa students were saddened by the sudden Zhee , Prochaska, who had taught science and 11 Yi 55351 High since 1927. Mr. Prochaska, a ,ggi Ml S died on May 29, after being stricken ,gf if 191 .33 jack early that morning. .V 71 f X5 'en ,of Mr. Prochaska, Mrs. Elaine Acker- 'J' , 'E' gd in December 1955, and Burdell, who re- ? gigs Beach, California, attended South High gi 'Q X YQ ave his grandchildren, .Karen and Kenneth K iv W, enny was graduated with the June 1956 BACCA EATE At 4 Eiiiblljle 3, Bac- J P . 'Qjff 5' wwg4! girf IE? 'S4r'1,ii33t4ww for 1 the in Srchoiflfii af6f?J12he??i' L 'S-cho5I1sf?iE MR. 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I A 95 Q- e i 1i-. as ff? iffQ'fff:frl'lf?Tf Q AVA F .lat 8Z,ip.m. on the evening of June 8 igh's 415: graduating sen- iors the Technical High School Auditor ir caps and gowns. Se speakers, James Mel- sa and Warren addressed their n class and the commencement . on The Task Remaining Be- fore ' and When We Dream, re- 1 Q s vely. in S t iii 91591 1591 l3i3.91ff?C com am.ea.b. mrls,sfIcQaa-killer'samqsiysgs ang ,M . nag NANCY WARREN f f .Q -K, 4. I. !'f:' Q . ,, ns!-Tia .- ,sw i . ,mx x f Q f 1 1? A K JI L f 1 L z 8 E x ELVA JOAN MfSGT. DONALD C DOLORES OLTMAN TURNER MARQUEZ Heaven gives its favourites -- early death. -- Byron CHILDE HAROLD CANTO IV ST. 102. lt has oftenbeen said that tragedy strikes in threes. How character- istically this prediction was manifested at South High School during the past school year, when a faculty member and two students died within a little more than three months in automobile accidents. These crashes killed Mlsgt. Donald C. Turner, ROTC instructor, on October 22g Elva Joan Oltman, sophomore, on January 14g and Dolores Marquez, senior, on January 27. To the memory of their lives and the quiet deeds which they so gen- erously performed while at South, we pause to do honor. May their spirits live on in the hearts and minds of the students and faculty of South High School, and may all those with whom they were associated in life cherish always the comradeship which was ended so abruptly when Death suc- ceeded them in answer to God's call to eternal peace and rest. ANNUAL STAFF ul Behind the scene prop men who compiled this yearbook are, SEATED: Marilyn Rech, Joni Kucera, Sandy Weak Qsecretaryj, JoAnne Bruner, Bonnie Tatman, Rae Watts, Colleen Heldt. STANDING: Gail Minnick, Deanna John, Patty Gaddis fbusiness managerj, Marilyn Ashton fartistj, Karen Larsen, and Miss Margaret McMartin Qadviserj. Not pictured is Darlene Jansen, first semester member. 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