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

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Susan Jochum performs at a pep assembly. lif N -s D g , n I VIL y ,L '51 'NF y N .kh 'Q 5 555, Bob Stuewe Kenneth Temple Barry Tice Kathy Thomas Ron Thomas Paul Thompson Greg Warren Mark Warthan Bill Watt 82 sophomores x , I , V41 r 1 Tamara Tiemann Mike Tisdell Cheryl Thornton Doug Tumer Jeff Weaver Duane Webber 2, , Z f --f- W A ' ' ia 1 ' k 1 ' ,.i,, . 'f f I Lisa Boyer looks through an old yearbook for an idea. Dianna Thomas Donald Kim Walter Graig Rick Weir Jim Weis Valerie Thatcher Heidi Walstrom David Weigel

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Freshmen! What would we do without them? With bright, wide open eyes the freshman is eager to learn the tricks and trades of being a suave high school student. Several freshmen had a head start over previous freshmen classes in that many had brothers and sisters who were seniors. Therefore, these freshmen were already aware of some of the excitement and boredom that goes on at South High School. Proba- bly though, for the first nine weeks, the individualized system proved to be an unfamiliar challenge to most Freshmen freshmen. Starting at the bottom once again, the freshmen were required to fit into their schedules Democracy, Science, Gym, Health, English I, and a math courseg leaving them only two elec- tives. The excitement of evening football and basketball games and 8-12 dances with live bands were some new experiences for freshmen. Leading the freshman class were officers Jeanine Mimick, Linda Blount, Lori Stineman, and Brenda Shepek. 1 ry, . l TQ ' 171 , :ri :LQ X . 4 ' L e 1 rsrs .,. K as sh, , yggg S L KA '5 ' T 7- iifi yi' I to as sk Xe SRX ri U K is-Q ,, . E W .7'x. ' s, Q wk , Aww flaw Y M Linda Blount, vice-presidentg Jeanine l mick, president, Brenda Shepek, treasui fig . ' T ,f B Debfa Ahlstedt Darren Anderson Brad AHd9fS0I1 Marta Aranda Angela Archuleta JoAnn Banks Gilbert Barborak Kerry Barkley Demse Ames Theresa Ayre Denise Baier Deborah Baity Anne Backstrom David Berry Julie Bevan Susan Bishop Debbie Beck Stacey Beck Mark Benson Amy Berndt Kevin Bemhardt Linda B10'-Hit Mike Bond Teresa Borthw Gail Blancy Mike Blanco Erin BlaI1k9HShiP Denise Blichmann Laura Blosser 84 freshman