South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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The 1957 class officers, shown above, are JoAnn Pospishil, girls' representativeg Ronald Calta, boys' represen- tativeg Melvin Elliott, vice presidentg Charles ogers, pr sidentg Evelyn Kriegler, secretaryg and Richard Gernandt, fl treasurer. 11 I lll la 0 ice ro We, the senior officers of 1957, hope that our class has set an example of fine conduct, good sportsmanship and high scho- lastic standing for future graduating classes to respect. As your elected senior representatives, it was our job to help plan the many senior activities. We did our best for you. We would like to thank our sponsors and the entire faculty who were always so willing to aid us in our worlc. We hope that the young men and women of future years will realize the educational values they have received and the im- portance of the social life they have experienced in high school. To the seniors of tomorrow, we express our wishes for a suc- cessful life, and to our own classmates, we extend all of our sincere wishes for a rich and happy future. ...15-

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Graduates of 1957, may you ever maintain and utilize the knowledge and understandings which have been so much a part of you and your education at South High School. Always be aware of the importance of the philosophies which are a part of knowledge. To be kind reaps much reward. t- Q To be sincere brings peace of mind to thyself. To be tolerant has the aspects of greatness. To love life brings great joy. To have faith holds promise of true happiness. fx Ma ou all ex e ience success a sense of achievement and Y Y P 1 happiness. Miss Suzanne Nelson, head senior sponsor, is shown check- ing the list of her 501 can- didates for graduation. enior ponooro Completing the staff of senior sponsors are Charles W. Beattie, Miss Helen C. Harrell, Donald W. Ruby and E. A. Lindberg, pictured below, who assist in scheduling, arranging and supervising activities for the 1957 graduates.

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WG' J AMES ADAM Industrial Arts BONNIE ADAMS College Prep FNA 25 Latin Club 25 Red Peppers 4. RAMONA AGUILAR Szenographic CAA l,2,3,4-5 Library Service League 35 Red Peppers l,2,3,4g Spanish Club l. NANCY ALEXANDER Stenographic Band, Advanced 2,3,4, Junior l. JOHN J. ALGYA General Mechanics VALERIA ALSTON llomemaking Choir Girls' 3,4-, Christmas Program 3,45 Y- JANICE ALT General Rusiness NANCY JEAN ALTER Stenographic Choir, First 3,4-, Second 2, CAA 1,23 Portias 4. LOIS JUNE ALTSTADT College Prep Choir 35 French Club 3,45 FNA lg FTA 35 ,IKK 3,45 Library Service League 45 Mikado 35 So d ff 35 Thespians 4. Lf 'Pi- HC! 3 Q BARBARA ABBOUD Business Slenographic GAA 2,45 Library Service League 4. KAREN LEE ACKERMAN Business Choir, First 354, Girls' 25 Sextev. 35 Library Service League 45 Mikado 35 Night on Broadway 45Portias 1,2,4-4 Red Peppers lg Sales Club 35 Sound Off 2,3543 Y-Teens 4. , X. fi My of . fs in Q, . I will GILBERT ANDERSEN Industrial Arts - Woodworking Choir, Second 2,39 ROTC l,2,3,4. MARLENE RUTH ANDERSON College Prep Big Sister 45 CAA 2,35 Junior Red Cross 45 Library Service League lg Red Peppers 2,35 Spanish Club 3,4-, Representative 35 Y-Teens l. 9 -15.. Q f