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Sunshine und sack lunches go hand in hand and sludenls fake advnnfuge of boih on fron! lawn SPRING ACTIVITIES Springtime at South Spring is that special time of year when everyone suddenly feels the urge to sprawl in the grass and eat picnic-style. Students at South were no exception. Girls blossomed in colored shifts, sun- dresses, and sandals, while the boys turned out in shorts of every description and footgear ranging from cowboy boots and tire- tread sandals to bare feet. Banquets gave students enjoyable evenings with their fathers, as the Axemen's Council hosted the Father-Son Banquet in April and Girls' League sponsored a Father-Daughter get-together in May. Spring also presented a time for several club activities. A Mother-Daughter Style Show was an excellent opportunity for members of the FHA to model their creations. A bit of Hawaii was re-created when the newly-established Pin Club invited guests to its luau. The end of the school year was also marked by the Earth Cry, presented by the drama department. l60
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BACKSTAGE Unsung Heroes Outstanding drama is possible only after hours of painstaking work on the technical aspects of production. South's stage crew, under the direc- tion of David Sherman, produced superb effects in settings, lighting, and sound while student- headed committees constructed costumes, hunted for props, and designed make-up-all contribu- ting to the high quality of the season's shows. - -wvf--+4m.:,m51asnunqgg,,,,,,4 Jed Keever and Ron Smith survey construction. Toni Wallace and Jim Bishop control lighting in various Nuns and postulants in daily reverence to God. scene, fo, musiwl. Kathy Huff works with plastic stencil . und as wallpaper in stage sewing. Nathan Cammack rehearses orchestra in demanding Sound of Music score.
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R ,115 Bruce Trotter servss ci Father-Doughier Banquet. 3. 'K 4 rd i rr is Q Four-hundred boys and dads enioy Father-Son Banquei. Reheursing for '-'Earth Cry ore, from lefl, Dick Wurlick, Jinx Davis Ed Rugozzino, Dick Pelermann, Rob Bearden and George Pullen. Q.:
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