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

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Nearly resurrecting themselves from the seemingly dead image that they created last year, the junior class of '76 has become one of the most rivalrous groups at South High. After three years of being consi- dered inferior, the spirit of '76 reigns supreme. Through all of the hard- ships and tribulations of this year, of inflation, Watergate, and foreign upheaval, the juniors have managed the impossible, to try to ignore it all. They may not have ignored it, but they sure covered it up with a vicious rivalry between themselves and the seniors, and have added life to other- wise boring days at South High. In spirit chain competition, a se- cond place finish for the juniors was Juniors a fine finish with the seniors placing first. Satisfaction was not what jun- iors received from the results of the competition, so they triumphed in the prom financing program, the ma- gazine sales. Throughout the year, juniors and seniors also displayed that they could work hand in hand in school activi- ties. This year, juniors have con- formed to the type of maturity that can only be equalled when they take over the major responsibilities of their senior year. They have shown an ability to lead and oversee. It is the earnest hope of all juniors that the spirit of '76 is indelibly im- printed in the memory of Salina High School South. il 4 E r It can now be disclosed that junior Emily Re did eat a whole Pep Club hot dog in one bite. ra Bi 1 L 5-ga ig i s A 4 - .Q , if f A 3 K 9 2 H if If as im a an it ta-le Cindy Ades Joleen Altman Melaine Andersen Dalene Anderson Gary Anderson Ron Anderson Benny Archuleta Kathy Baker Vicky Ball Steve Barkley Gil Barlow Barb Beachern Kim Becker Sharon Bennett Jerri Bemhardt Jennice Berry Debbie Breedlu Mark Bird Stephanie Block Cindy Blount Marcy Bos Janice Brady Robert Brake Lynn Brann 62 juniors

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