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

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Steve Willey Frank Zavala shman Jim Faelber knows that good eating habits will make him strong and courageous like his older ' y H '-5E,'1i Q' 021, K :e il-4 ' Q, aw' ' go ff! 'an' it Q - T -v ,C I snuviv 4 ,, , n--ma, sf ',- '4 . 1 . , al--1, Doug Winchell Gary Wing Greg Wofford Marvin Wood Jeff Yager Julia Zay Denise Zeigler Rhonda Zetocha Greg Zimmerman Patricia Zrubek if , Z J ot Pictured Larry Aikens Clifton Bames Michael Belisle JoAnn Beemer Barbara Brockman Phillip Buck Lorene Busch Lesa Cameron Teressa Cato Jan Clark Talana Cramer Mike Denno Colleen Dossett Michelle Franklin Cynthia Gomez Florence Gukeisen Tamara Killiker Doris Holzrneister Shelley Larson Janet Marken Kim Medina Robert Miller Scott Mitchell Debra Myers Thomas Neary Mary Poell Cynthia Ritchey Joseph Scott George Tatsak Susan Taylor Krista Tiemann Bill Wissing freshmen 95

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,f -4,131 '-Q m'MW , l f , ,7 'L '12f ' f if ff? A w f V 1 . .. Wx Freshman Russell Macomber was one of the many to participate before school in the activities offered by Chess Club. 5' .. J af X N i , , , TTC .. gr A C C ,. A R.. QW W Hx ' 5 xy . tg .f Ron Swedlund Elaine Sweeney Larry Talbert Carl Talley Cheryl Taylor David Taylor Chris Temple Jeff Thompso , J .rr.s ' W . i if , ir- ' J I ' Q , . as . 'isss C 2, V as aiu ' z - ' '3 iz. . 1 h kr I -al ' Y. .. W, ig eelliies J 1 e ra J f J ,fr .ms JIQG K iki , Eg , ..sp T X, ms. S ' T t. s as 'El SF , SP R N 1'if'q.1 Wwwivvmuamam I xx- ? 'Q M 2. 1 r 'Xa Tw my ::, ' Qi 1 Steve Thompson Ronald Thomton Martin Tieman Rodney Tillett Ron Tippie Deborah Trapp James Turpen i Bob Tyler Dala Unruh Lisa Vail Ron Vetter Dennis Vinson Emily Waldburg Mark Walter Tom Watt Jacqueline Billy Webb Danny Webb Dennis Weigel John Weis Kenneth Weis Mark Wiegert Patricia Wiggins Wavelet 94 freshmen Joe Williams

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y Wave got the best attitudes, best moral, best school spirit South has had sinceiwe opened in l970,7' coemxngented assistantyeprin- cipali Mr. Steve Williams. Mr. Wil1iams5 'h who' has been at South since its conception, is joined by Mr. John Wiedrner to aid Soutih's principal, Mr. Harold Yopat ingkeepingg South a smooth- ly operating institution for liea g ,, : 1-at - 1,, 151, Mr. Vfopat has ay rathermbusy schedule which ofdtenlincliudes PTAfi coffeesf with parents, meet- ings mee concerningjourefindividual- fied iiiii i nstirucitioni' prograin, aindifof course, ssupervissingeiiourl student body. Mr, Vopat felt that the pub- lic has 'reacted more favorably the model system as they learned more about it. Principals The adljninistrators attribute the good atmosphere South has to the fact that Southe is not totally a rngodel sehool systerny. South has become a rnodel system one a grad- ual basis leaving many ideas to be unplilnented in the future. e g Advantagesldiiof itheiiinodel include aggrnore flexible seheduleg for students iidd more liearxfingitdfopgi tions and proceeding ate a gates accordingto ability. R ee g rriodel' school iii which proviiidesil for every student sg-neeyds seeexns to, be the highest goal possible for achievement na theifuturef' 55 66 77 9 tern, according toQfM1z Wiedmer, 7 1 ,9 9