South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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if 2-E NSY Ifv fi- -- I . .. W LEFT: joe Cavasos, Industrial Arts Sterling Scholar, complctcs an architec- tural drawing to hand in with his port- folio. - BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Fish- er completes a sewing exhibit to show off her honieinaking talents. - BOT- TOM RIGHT: English Sterling Schol- ar Steve Smith talks about his portfolio with Mr. Iverson. - BELOW: Neil Ilendrikson practices inusical talents. S it C... Sterlin Q Scholars 129

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'Sterlings' prepare for judging The thirteenth annual Sterling Scholar Awards Program was held April 17 at Cottonwood High School. The entire proceedings were simulcast over KSL-TV and KSL radio. Those last few mom- ents before the winners were announced were the culmination of several weeks of preparation for Southis twelve Sterling Scholars. Preparation for the judging of the nominees involved putting together a portfolio, filling out a student entry form and learning how to be a Super-Salesman. TOP: Mike Sciumbato and Mr. Zenger talk about the Speech and Drama inter- view. - ABOVE: Business, Social Science and General Sterlings illustrate the steps Sterling Scholars is Ni W' 'Q .. k -S' involved in putting a portfolio together. Vondra Langton - efficiency personified. Ben Lee tries and tries again. Carol Wall gives up and asks why? Sterling Scholars not pictured: Lee Gallegos, Science, Donald MacDonald, Art and Art Crafts, i Tom Pruess, Foreign Language. 5 49 2 5 Q Z

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TWO outherners elected fstate' senators Government on a small scale is a good definition of Girls, and Boys, State. Students who attended this convention got a chance to participate in discussions, debates and elections. alt was a good Way to learn about the political system used in the United Statesf, said Robyn Hillstead. Robyn was elected Senator at Girls, State assembly, as Was Ben Lee at Boys, State. Both represented South High along with Kathy Fisher, Iodie Orullian, Mike Sciumbato, Warren Timothy, Steve Hague, and Robert Olschewski. c'Statev did have its drawbacks. The American Legion held Girls, State earlier in the year than in past years. As a result of this, the convention conflicted with South's Yearbook Day, so Soutlfs delegates were unable to participate in the activities of that day. The old auditorium Where many sessions of Boys, State Were held, was small and hot. Several speakers were long- Winded and sleep was hard to come by. However, as Mike Sciumbato said, uwhen you Weigh both sides, Boys' State was Worth itfp TOP RIGHT: Jodie Orulliam listens to a girls, state lecture with her eyes closed - RIGHT: Before every meal, Boys, staters salute the Hag. - ABOVE: Voters cast ballots in mock elections. 130 B0ys'and Girls, State ,,,, f ,W 'nf