Hinsdale South High School - Vespa Yearbook (Darien, IL)

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40 Guards Work At Swimming Events Excellence, enthusiasm, service is the motto of the Hinsdale South Guard Organization. This group of forty girls and boys are both sopho- mores and freshmen. Their main assignments are guarding at school swim functions, officiating at home swim meets, teaching physical education classes, and instructing Saturday swim school. They also presented a guard swimming show in the spring. New guards are chosen in their freshman year on the basis of lifesaving and aquatic ability. DUTY ROSTER-Solly Johnson prepares list of guard duty for the bulletin board. HINSDALE SOUTH GUARD- FRONT ROW; Paul Thurman, Tori Fish- er, Penny Kohl, Alice Colthart, Gary Lang, John Wojcik, Andy Weh- renberg, Scott Adams, Bob Sanda, Al Sabo, Chick Johnson. SECOND ROW; Karen Dombrow, Mary Alguire, Sheri Piro, Sally Johnson, Mary Conrad, Sandy Krueger, Honey Mason, Candy Boutin, Debbie Owen, Lisa Knight, Diane Van Hoegarden. THIRD ROW: Coach James Spreitzer, Robin Rahn, Jane Harrison, Pat Klancir, Sue Linck, Joanne Sapa, Claudia Thiedel, Chris Dudgeon, Donna Zolotar, Linda Vicks. BACK ROW: Sharon Fechner, Linda Handy, Joyce Robinson, John Castings, Jeff Petermann, Arnold Miller, Charlie Wright, Joe Nikola.

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STUDENT COUNSELORS-FRONT ROW: Sue Johnson, Donny Star- zynski, Bill Wotkins, Ellie Sheehy, Jonet Brown, Elodie Loroomm. SECOND ROW- Spontor Kothy Rrogon, lindo Hondy, Pom Mulnc, John Castings, Linda Vicks, Cindy Kennett, Linda Shute. BACK ROW; Carol Strange, Diane Van Hoegarden, Jackie Mochel, Sue Linck, Ed Gillespie, Nancy Nutzhorn, Diana Heidenreich, LoisScolli, Debbie Owen PLEASE COME TO ORDER- President John Castings calls to order a regular weekly meeting of the Student Council. Homerooms Select Student Councilors John Castings was elected president of the Student Council early in the year, and his first official duty was a part in the dedication program of the school. The Hinsdale South Student Council is composed of one member from each freshman and sophomore homeroom. An alternate was also elected to serve when the regular representative could not be present. Besides projects of school service, the group has sponsored school mixers, and other money raising projects. Writing the council constitution has been a big task of one committee.

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 GAA BOARD-FRONT ROW: Sally Pruett, Denise Radzus, Karen Kalny, Carol Strange. SECOND ROW: Pom Pahis, Suellen Ander- mann, Sandy Mikita, Alice Colthort. BACK ROW: Sharon Fechner, Joanne Sapa, Joyce Robinson, Sharon McDaniel, Jane Harrison, Shirley Sokolowski. High Participation Sparks GAA Sports Tennis, volleyball, swimming, and bowling are a few of the sports that the Girls' Athletic Association spon- sors. Any girl interested in athletics may participate. Officers volunteered to run for their positions and were elected by members. Most of the freshman and sophomore girls are members of this group and par- ticipate in one of the sports. Class representatives are elected by their gym class. Miss Sylvia Matczak, physi- cal education teacher, sponsors all their activities. OVER MY HEAD--EllieSheehy, Miss Matczak, and Etta Pruett scramble for the ball in a GAA volleyball game.