South High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

Page 93 text:

WITH FIRST SEMESTER A.S.B. PRESIDENT JIM HAWKINS are the students who participated in Junior Citizens Day, an annual event sponsored by the Torrance City Council. This special day is de- signed to give the students ot the three Torrance high schools a chance to hold an official city administrative position and to learn about their city's govern- VTTSVIT. x P'-21 - 'wit ff' fi I . I gifsz STUDENT TEACHER SHERRI TOLAR cor rects Dan Appels Spanish test as Mr Wagner watches. ...--4 me M4 QIHOULL D 9 'iHlilVIOv- rf2-ew'2rff,i2:4 ' ' V ' Iliff f tfifigalifisffirigz Zi , fr f ff i ,. 4 525? 7 2 , vi 2 . , , iw I ,. , ,ff 5, 1 , 1 'A 1 I I fy ,,,, If , I x X4 5 5 ,75 . IM , ,, mm? . if ,A V , ,rg I 1 Hz , ,x I , ffyy ei .':,,,,f Z' 'lffdrf 3 hwy Q-Tfffif, M ,.,, , ,,, fwlf, 7 155 , , i n 2, , 4 ,, ,,, V 4 f A 'Ky 5,52 y J' , 'Q I' Fllf IM Q ISTRICT g, LOOKING FORWARD to the duties ahead, the Spartans leave South High for the City l-lall. X THE EXPERIENCE was a memorable one and also hard work for the student ofs ficials. Jim Hawkins served as Mayor and Rick Spurgeon as a Councilman. 'W 1 ,,,.. ,, , f .... f an Wie fmt - H i f 42' if l C ATTENDANCE ADVISOR GEORGE GROVE- 3 MAN, Mlee Terry and Christine Richards 4 I take care of the details in the Atten- dance Oftice during the morning rush. 2 Kathy Sanders waits for an admit card. W: A .cf JE ,ii-, A --'T' ' is ff ' in 5, A ie ,l,, ' . ix ss 4 A,,.l'ii',1 H ' so U , ' . X i ,, I -- I t U za o-u 'hx Z 3- :Q 'u Q5 Ss.. CD- WZ QI mb fi 21 Z 0-an QU lg. 5-o -1 5-3 -vm Elo -. D Qrn while Mr. Lucas looks on proudly.

Page 92 text:

cw u..s-,N .s-:rams rv.. Www CRAMMING ON THE BUS AGAIN! Mrs. Creigh- ton reviews debate procedure and rules with Steve Otto enroute to the Debate Seminar at U.C.L.A. South was represented by five de- bate teams during the past year, two of which attended the Redlands University Speech and Debate Tournament. X ,sg ,iii .. r - . .s . ...ere - all i N. REDLANDS OR BUST! Winkie Gilbert, Paula Harter, Jean Bigelow, Shelly Lessin, Doug Foerster, John Brooks, Dick Vogl, and Jim Hawkins eagerly discuss the Redlands University Speech and Debate Tournament, This tournament, the big speech event of the year, climaxed a season of active Spartan speechwork. Not pictured are Mike Scott and Russ Plax. .H saesaissm - ssl sin .mmm - ff'-f r 2125501 MIK Q . ms. mn! eww! . , myos ' vu me - A, .pm ww. . ,. ,CSS ,. .ima uma rr .' :cg if-is ::.s,:f hae.-sci .ggi r wr .ni-sk-a -51,5 -1- 3935 1, r m .I-.vs 3543 renew: :sm ,sr iw.. nf- -ei awww K my E wvszrfw -mit -i 'Q nm 4: Questia!! , .pq mm-w.fmmam,.em M x ,A -,.,a'NE., ...WMA .-s F-N - Haw 11 REPRESENTING SOUTH HIGH at the El Camino tournament were: Row I: Gail Veltmann, Helen Marich, Shelly Lessin, Jean Bigelow, Frances Simons, Winkie Gilbert, Donna Jean Freeman. Row II: She-ilagh MacCurdy, Raleigh Schear, Rickie Robbins, Carol Mallory, Lynn Bowman, Beverly Thomas, Virginia Snyder, Carol Eddy, Christene Downing, Darlene Torgerson. Row III: Russ Pl-ztx, Dick Vogl, Garland Holt, Rick Par- sons, Bob Page, Mike Scott, Marvin King, John Brooks, Doug Foerster, Dave Phillips. Not pic- tured is Karl Garlid, FIVE SPARTAN SPEECHMAKERS Karl Garlid, Dick Vogl, Judi Tye and Mike Scott appeared for South in three competitive speech events sponsored by national service organizations. in the local Lions' Club contest Sylvia Margolin lnot picturecll was the first place winner. Mike and Judi tied tor second place honors, Mike was also school winner in the l Speak for Democ- racy contest. Dick and Karl spoke in the local Optimist Club contest. Winning first place in this event, Karl went on to receive top honors in zone competition. 3: at -D0 .,N ... . Ji-f .L J

Page 94 text:

J . MEET ME IN THE AREA, vvols one of The expres- sions mosT TrequenTly used by Seniors This yeor. Lo- coTed in The cenTer of Sourh I-ligh's compus, The new Senior oreo vvos o cenTer of school life ond ocTiviTy. During lunch or snock This secTion wos The likely ploce To Tind members of The Closs of '6O. Seniors ond underclossmen dlike undersrond Thof hoving o speciol oreo is one of The privileges of Seniors. The oreoi vvos respeded by everyone. The Closs of '60 ser on good exomple Tor Tufure seniors. ANOTHER FIRST FOR THE FIRST GRADUATES were senior iockeis ond sweoTers. Mr. EIlsvvorTh presenTs The grey ond blue iockeT To Fred Monin os oTher onxious Seniors ovvoiT Theirs. Fred designed The emblem. 1- T I .f -s..,,m