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

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'4Good Neighbor Sam proved to be Hi-Y's biggest project other than their yearly participation in Model Legislature. This government club cleared four-hundred forty dollars from the all-school movie which was held on the day before Christmas va- cation. The money earned from other Hi-Y various projects was used to send the students to Model Legislature. . Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Floyd l Gwin, is a club to acquaint students with the way our government oper- ates, specifically in the making up and passing of bills. Each year they have Pre-Legislature where the clubs from surrounding schools gather to make up and pass the proposed bills to be presented at Model Legislature in April. The 1974-75 officers were, Barb Meier, president, Mark Zimmerman and Jan Meier, vice-presidents, Barb Gerleman, secretary, Joan Diehl, treasurer, Kris Heck, chapling and Donna Goering, parliamentarian. - .--.,, :Q,.m. ff 1 rf 176 hi-y 1. Members of Hi-Y show their true personali- ties. 2. Mr. Floyd Gwin knows what goes on behind closed doors. 3. Hi-Y officersg Jan Meier, Donna Goering, Barb Meier, Barb Ger- leman, Joan Diehl, Mark Zimmerman, and Kris Heck, on a winter school day.

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f-sf t Latin Club Latin club, sponsored by Miss Ann Flattery, had an exciting and successful schedule. Twenty-five La- tin club members participated in chariot races, State office elections, and Latin contests. The major project was attending a Latin club convention in which events such as track relays, volleyball tournaments, and chariot races were held and Latin participants answered questions concerning Roman history, Latin grammar, vocabulary, and mythology. There was also a costume and poster contest during the con- vention. Election of State officers was the highlight of the convention since Ashley Null represented South as a candidate for treasurer and Deb- bie Beck served as Null's campaign manager. An annual Latin banquet provided excitement in April for Latin club members and their audiences who listened to a Latin play. Latin club officers were as follows: Presidents, Debbie Back and Sandy Clark, Secretary, Katie Kennedy, Treasurer, Ashley Null. 1. Barb Meier and Mary Maxwell performed a skit for Latin Club members. 2. Sponsor, Miss Ann Flattery, auctions off slaves at the ban- quet. 3. Latin Club members enjoy the food at the banquet. 4. Mr. Vopat was bought as a slave for this table at the banquet. 5. Latin Club officers are Debbie Beck, Ashley Null, Sandy Clark, and Katie Kennedy. 1 1 I x i

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r 1 -X., D. L , 4' r 4 ,xx ., ,,.,, ,gf it gh Q 1' Iv ., M , , VVZZVZI W A , -U,-,f y I ' m FTA A state meeting in the fall, a col- lege visit to K-State, and attending a spring convention at K-State were major activities of the Future Teachers Club. Locally, members participated in tutorial and student assistant pro- jects at the pre-school through secon- day level, attended guest speaker ses- sions, took part in a skills workshop, and acted as guides for the Kansas Education Fair H. As a service pro- ject, members performed a Christ- mas program for area grade schools and the special education center. The club also operated a concession stand and was active in KSKG's Commun- ity Club Awards. Officers included Ron Mimick, president, Ann Zimmerman, vice- president, Pam Good, secretary, Har- vey Markin, historiang and Jerry Lin- ebackg treasurer. Mr. Dale Brooks and Mrs. Eloise Lynch served as K sponsors. X3 i 1. Ann Zimmerman, Pam Good, and Jeanine Mimmic present a Christmas play as part of their annual club functions. 2. Children at a nearby grade school are enchanted by a visit from P'I'A's Santa Claus. 3. FTA members dis- cuss up-coming trip to K-State.