South High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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K am- Ju- wwxfql? D 'TWH' SLEIGH RIDE TO THE STARS, the Girls' League Winter Formal, was a yuletide dream come true. The gym, decorated with gay blue and white ribbons streaming from a sparkling silver ornament, proved a fabulous setting for a beautiful evening of dancing. FUN AND FROLIC for one and all is shown here with a scene from the Junior After Game Dance.

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GETTING ACQUAINTED again after a summer of relaxation was the purpose of the annual Howdy LEAVING FOR THE PROM was all part of the mystic atmosphere of a very special evening, This gala affair climaxed a year of many dances which brought about a variety of memories. SPIRITED SOPHOMORES sponsored the Spartan Swing which swung its way onto the list of spectacular dances of the season

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..s.....w-L DANCING TO THE CALYPSO RHYTHM of Day-o are Carolyn Stevens and Paula I-Iarter who performed tor the Sophomores, ,f--sr - W- wiv: r i I TQ I l 44 PAT ROSEBERRY WAS SURPRISED during CI Junior Aud-Call at being the star on This Is Your Litef Susan Yerkes, Steve OTTO Gnd Elaino Whitington portrayed characters in her lite F N, o VARSITY FOOTBALL CAPTAIN BILL HARGROVE pre- sents the Pioneer League Co-Championship trophy to A.S,B. President .lim Hawkins who accepted it x on behalf of the student body. X 4. 'xv' TALENTED TERRY TAYLOR sings her recording of Tommy to Jim Hawkins while the Senior Class looks on. THESPIANS CHRIS FLETCHER AND JEANNIE WOODARD erttere tain at a special Freshman Aud-Call. Frosh bought more ASB. cards than any other class. OUTSTANDING AUD'CALLS of varied nature dotted the Spartan calendar during the year. Each one became a reality only atter a great deal ot planning and preparation, and as a result provided delightful entertain- ment for the students and tac- ulty.