Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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FCA Traveling to different workshops in the area proved to be adventurous and exciting for the members of Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes. Se- veral members ofthe Cougar huddle groups traveled to Rock Springs where they participated in a statewide huddle. Another trip was taken to Camp White just outside of Council Grove in the Spring. A Fort Collins Conference was planned for the summer and anyone wishing to attend was welcome. FCA officers include president, Fred Dye, vice president, Joe Strat- ton, and program leaders Jed Blan- kenship and Dave Keeling. As the athletes continued to follow Christ through their fellowship at workshops and meetings, it became more evident that FCA was a valua- ble experience for many interested athletes. --155' ..I7E:' L 01 -:ffw,,:.., -:sw r,f. ffrziswssw wsgyi. -if 'E 401- Q 1. FCA members are: FRONT ROW: Dave Keeling, Jed Blankenship, Clifford Turner, Bob Kennedy, Reggie Robinson, Chris Jones, Mike Kroneberger. SECOND ROW: Frank Arrnes, Rich Harbaugh, Kent Whittaker, Fred Dye, Mark Bird, and Terry Neustrorn. THIRD ROW' iVirgil Thomas, Joe Stratton, Bryan Thomas, J. J. Miller, and Jim Martin. BACK: Dan Gilbert. 2. A formula for FCA as seen by Patti Headly, a former Weslyan student from Virginia. 3. FCA sponsor is Coach Dreier. 4. Officers of FCA are: FRONT: Dave Keeling, Jed Blankenship, Fred Dye, and Joe Stratton. BA CK: Virgil Thomas, Coach Dreier. fca

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nxzvrzesm wrnnd S55 Lettermen In addition to having a wider var- iety of sports, South women have now been permitted to join in the tra- ditional Lettermenls Club. Even though few girls actually participated in the club's activities, Mr. Culley, Lettermen's club sponsor announced that he expected more of the lettering students to join in their many pro- jects in future years. Lettermen activities included sell- ing popcorn at home basketball games and various other sports. Small items such as projectors were purchased by the lettermen for the use of sports films to be shown to all teams. The biggest project of the year was the winter-spring sports program. This program consisted of pictures of returning lettermen in all the winter and spring sports events. The girls track and volleyball teams were also included in the special project sold by lettermen at all school events. Officers of the club are Jed Blan- kenship, presidentg Fred Dye, vice presidentg Lee Swartz, secretaryg and Frank Armes, treasurer. 3. .. , W -1-. A A Q. 3 A lettermen .-. J -V l

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Booster Club Fall, Winter, and Spring Athletic Appreciation Nights highlighted Booster Club's busy schedule of acti- vities. The addition of appreciation nights has improved the spirit ofthe teams tremendously as well as in- forming parents and the school of various students talents. With a membership of 77 persons, the basic purpose of the Booster Club is to provide an opportunity for the parents and teachers to have func- tions, such as the annual pizza supper, to support students and the school. Mr. Frederking, Booster Club Pre- sident, sets up the meetings nd keeps the organization running. A 1. Booster Club members listen to new ideas. 2. Doug D'Albini, future Booster Club member, enjoys cake after pizza during the annual pizza feed sponsored by the Booster Club. 3. Booster Club members listen as Mr. Frederking, president, conducts a monthly meeting. 4. Mr. Frederking speaks at Booster Club's Athletic Recognition night. booster club t