South High School - Merrimac Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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AA. Girls from Delano, Wasco, Cuyama, Maricopa and Taft met at South for the annual basketball sportsday. After-school tryouts for volley ball teams attracts many girls. its xx -1. ,N . r. W! The girls get a few seconds to rest as a free shot is taken.- , - A x From left to right are: i ' ' Tre Judy NewburE, Soph. Represen- tative, Jo Supertino, Sergeant at armsk Robin Munis, President, Carolyn Denio, Sergeant at arms, Zella Thomas, Sports manager, and Juanita Lawson, Senior representative. Officers not pictured are Sandy Conner, Vice President, Joy Wheeler, Historian, Margaret Munis, Secretary and Genny Garcia, sports manager. K.:.'Z 'S l i it Q w U, r 4 i GQ. X, -W-

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C. Q. P. The California Scholarship Federation is a club which consists of the top scholastic students. The club advisor, Mr. Wright, and club presi- dent, Dave Hemme, accompanied other mem- bers on a trip to U.C.L.A, and Occidental College. The main proiect of this club was the sale of booster ribbons. They also sponsored a talk given by Cassie Sourez on her year in a German school as an exchange student, and talks from exchange students to the United States. FlRST ROW: Left to right: Shirley Kendrick, Historian, Robert Levi, Vice President, W. G. Wright, Advisor, David Hemme, President, Effie Jo May, Treasurer, Nelta Powell, Secre- tary, Nancy Godley. SECOND ROW: Karen Starr, Anna Elkins, Margaret Munis, Mark Hamilton, Janice Horrisberger, Betty Checchi, Bob Huber, Lehman Williams. THIRD ROW: Bob Goodin, Ronnie Hershey, Alfred Striplen, Sharon Williams, Elaine Thorne, Deanna Roesle, Jane Slover, Barbara Samora, Carolyn Pruitt, Julie Errea, Kay Seamans. FOURTH ROW: Stan Albritton, Richard Allec, John Hugunin, Bill Bruce, Dan Garvin, Billy Moy, Jim Briscoe, Bill Bird. Cassie Sourez, exchange student to Germany, speaks to South High CSF members and Honor Seal holders about her trip. Wgjfess g A 1 ,gg -3 , .c - A ,, 'f Y 'RFK .5 ., David Hemme, president, brings the meeting to order. HR, S Lx QF R. pf .CX fbi' s 77

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1 'Li FIRST bv 'grfmr-n.. I , s . . ROW: Left to right: Mary Vickers, Jessie Peterson, Joyce Lawson, Jackie Hendrix, Juanita Lawson, Dorothy Herrera, Donna Gattis, Betty Dudley, Clevella Barbee, Zella Thomas, Shirley Kendrick, Lynn Hicks, Alice Hood, Miss Friedman. SECOND ROW: Naomi Maddox, Bertha Bowden, Doris Hendrix, Evelyn Nunn, Louise Nunn, Ethel Sherman, Cherri Bowden, Dorothy Ouinney, Sudaious Quinney, Marie Anderson, Sharon Brister, Susan Stonebarger. THIRD ROW: Naella Key, Gloria Rosbouorgh, Kathy Combs, Genene Rossi, Doris Bernall, Rose Mary Cabral, Sharon Starr, Judy Walker, Pat Roseberry, Glenda Sisco, Liz Mahon, Loretta AndersonLFOURTlilOW: Ola Mae Mills, Joanne Villard, Donna Millhausle-,,-Rqssmary Cornelison, Betty Sullivan, Paula Harden, Jeanette Adkins, Karen Short, Jhdy Newburg, Lee Quinlan, Josephine Sandy Conner, Rita Autry, Judy Jentry, Kathy Fredrickson, Phyllis Gillespie, Robin Munis, Mary Ann Blair, Martha Dyes, Rosa Delowth, Jean Decker, Elizabeth Joyce Laynch, Charolett Rodgers, Marlene Miles, Vera Nilsen, JoAnn Voderbruegge, The South High School Girls' Athletic Association, in its third year, has grown tremendously, G.A.A, sponsors the annual basketball sports day and eighth grade play- day for the feeder schools, Successful intermural activity was carried out this year by Miss Friedman, advisor, and the members. Who says girls basketball isn't rough! Supertino, FIFTH RO BfLXusan Kalar, Mary Beggs, Joy Wheeler, Susan Fisher. SIXTH RCW: Geriny Garcia, Beth Postma, Margaret Munis, Allen, Carolynn Denio, Sylvia Vizzard. SEVENTH ROW: Catherine Rockhold, Bobbi Wiegel, Kathleen Starr, Kathy Beenders, Brenda Williams, Karen Short practices her technique on the trampoline at the GAA playday. 1. I ! R if 3. xi , tif' gn Q JJ , V cc ..-b.....'-a- --v- ,, ,..,A-... .... ..r- -C-' ,, ' L-11. L-..-.1.l-T