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

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The class of 575 undoubtedly will have many mernoriesfrom their zany, antics theirifour years ati South High. This year's senior class up junior year when they 'zcaredltquite a bit. The seniors have matured greatly become devoted to their specialtylwhether it be drama- tics, athletics, studying, or sprawling. O between different dock gags and all the other school activities, the seniors ,managed to time to give diie final' effort towards enriching? their education in preparation for their future. . The class of '75 is the largest class ever to graduate from South High. 1A new program was? offered this year enabling seniors to graduate at semester. 22 of the 339 graduating seniors took advantage of this new opportunity and finished early. Sen- ior leadership was very evident from the class of ,75 and gave the under- classmen a great deal to learn from. B3 This year's senior class seemed to be.. very close to one another and could always manage to have a good time together. The usual and typical cliques were ever. present among the class, but this did not seem to stop the members from enjoying friend- ships withs completely different peo- ple. The seniors cared a lot for their fellow classmates and even though they played the part of f ii t he superior seniors hotdogs, they always seemed to .gyg come through when ya classmate needed them. S if The class of '75 has been through a lot together, seen a lot-of changes among its people, and has grown up a lot from its 4 years experience at South. They have created several un- ique traditions that will stay with the school for a long while, and if there was ever a true saying it would be: South High could not have survived without the class of '75! Seniors, the world is yours. Go get it' ,..- .AWE ...f if M , . K S? 'im 1 l Z 5