South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1962 volume:

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If 4 V ' 'ir ' ll ,f rl I- :jj , It I vM'Ww 5Zff V' Wm? 2 T, w ,,., J ff A lr 5, N l fy '. ,K ,. ,V 1' f J 1 1 A , ' ' f ffifgc lffffd .M,v?f6f7f64 XM A Z I f , ffl' , VI A VA, T . ffwfcd 7,4 fwy4 , C-'g,w7f7 wfgw7 04, -1 4, f f174vQgff fwljzgirwyw 9 ' V ,I ,rf I lv cr! V V : 'K X , ,,M,,L, , ,ww I ,- pw 3? ,S ..,: f'7'h 9 i , V A R . fy! ,ffl !,'lnp . . K 5 . iii ' , '- f Q4 115711 L 1 J' lfflamzlmx' ' 1 . ,1 X 5 Y 5. .. M M Q , Q 3 ' , ,. . 4 . Mggg 4 MUST age I e 138 DEDICA TED Dr. M. Lynn Bennion Superintendent Arthur E. Arnesen Dr. Marion G. Merkley Administrative Assistant to the Supt. Assistant Superintendent are those who work so diligently to acquaint Z 0 D I 14 Z 10 us with the treasures of knowledge awaiting ' d t'o . Th e us in our e uca 1 n ese men and wom n have come to realize that an investment in learning pays the best interest. Their devotion enables students to receive the full percentage of this investment. The able executives and administrators, as captains of a ship, chart the course for the teachers to follow. They provide the leadership, experience, and guidance neces- sary to insure a successful journey. They are able to guide us around obstacles which may endanger this learning experience, and they also give advice to aid us in achievement. Teachers form a link of understanding between the student and the administra- tion. The satisfaction of seeing a student understand is the only reward teachers ask in return. Young adults like to have someone to respect, and what better people are there than those who teach and prepare them for the life they will share with others in the world. Through friendliness and perseverance, teachers enlarge our philosophy of life by not only educating us in material things, but also in values of lasting importance. it fmt lt at W Wt fiat at Lawrence Schroeder Assistant Superintendent WW! WV, My South aims to reflect the best that America has to offer its youth in guidance and training for effective living. It is our desire to be consistent with the principles of de- mocracy in both theory and practice. XVith this in mind, the school administration acknowledges how imperative it is to provide youth with the opportunity to experience and exercise their individual and group responsibilities and privileges. The strength of American institutions is a result of the efforts of those who are involved in their construction and perpetuation. To this end, South makes an effort to provide its youth with those experiences which will re- sult in attitudes, abilities, and skills conducive to the development of capable citizens. lt is anticipated that such citizens will have the zeal to participate at levels consistent with their abilities in the processes of govern- ment, the making of a living, and the carrying out of their social relationships. The future strength of our nation will be determined by the degree to which our youth have respect for the laws of our country and the Welfare of the many. The training we provide is aimed at developing self-respecting, self- reliant citizens, who have the capacity to think logically and to function effectively in those areas of activity which result in worthy home membership, vocational competence. good health. appreciation of the good and the beautiful, wise use of leisure, respect for our social and scientific environment, and reasonable mastery of the fundamental skills. At South the environment contributes to the growth of democratic attitudes and practices. Respect for all per- sons and institutions is a part of the dynamism of the school. With understanding adult counsel, all students are provided with the opportunity to help shape the policies and to carry out the functions of this institution of which they are an integral part. YVhen youth are treated with fairness, consistency, honesty, and faith in their daily contacts with the faculty, they in turn reflect their concern for the Welfare of others and generally im- pose upon themselves those controls essential to the success of the group. U, 1 X 24a4l.......!fX el 'E' 4, Wi au, ls-P 0 O M K 'M , . Vik? , as mr - :lm Q O 9 , 9, ZF i A VLr,L, AW? N we if QQQIDF Q, 'Q .rktf in va Qi so 4.3, siig Angst 'ni ig? I it 'Ke ia 31,35 is-si Robert H. Blackhurst Vice-Principal Lucile Monay Charles W. Dudley Counselor Counselor Spencer M. Bennion Vice-Principal must be made continually It IS necessary to 1 f . . e have people to whom you can go for mature counsel when you are faced with momentous decisions pertaining to fields in which you have had no previous experience. Counselors and vice-principals fill this position. They, being the guidance center of the school, are continually in Contact with the students and their uncertain- ties. What classes should I take next yearffy' What scholarships are available? and What is the budget for our next dance?', These are familiar questions asked a vice-principal. Counselors, on the other hand, deal with the perplexities of the student pertaining to relations at home, at school, and their relationships with others. No distinct line can be drawn between the duties of a counselor and vice-prin- cipal, for most students feel free to seek the guidance of either of these to aid them in making decisions. Having answers to most questions and solutions for most problems counselors and vice-principals help to guide the affairs of a school and are certainly one of its main-stays. Like experienced observers, they view their radar screen and direct their complex traffic pattern. I a Iudith R. Bassan Bruce Downing Margaret Hansen Fern A. Dalby Rose Marie Eugster Nancy Kohlert I H IZAXW I 3 you lost your antecedent? Is your parti- ciple dangling? If so, start learning the rules for English and become a fluent writer and a stimulating conversationalist. Is your spel- ling showing? Does your vocabulary need polishing? Remember, you will be known to your friends by the words you use. Has a split infinitive been bothering you? Does writing a theme become a chore? Just work over an idea for awhile and you will be amazed with the results. What about Mac- beth and Hamlet, or is it the writings of Mark Twain or john Steinbeck that in- trigue you? Through literature many worlds are opened to you, right at your fingertips. Klieading maketh a full mang conference a ready mang and writing an exact manf, The language you use is your label. XVhat label are you known by? Agnes T. Morse Laura C. Warren Eudora B. Zarr June C. Orme GUTEN TAG. Y, 129' QE: IoAnn Marsh Grace H. Healy Paul F. Luckau Elizabeth B. Marshall Bonjour, Buenos Dias, Salve . . . is it the Tower of Babel I hear? No, it's just the language classes practicing the unfamiliar sounds of a foreign tongue. People must understand one another to be com- patible, and since language remains as the basis of human communication, learning anotherls lan- guage is a step towards better understanding and world peace. A language course not only gives one experience in mental gymnastics, but it also provides a profound knowledge of the Cus- toms, geography, and history of that country. This personal insight to foreign lands can be ob- tained in no other way. If you think English is hard, try German, the language of science, French, the language of romance, Spanish, the tongue of our Latin Amer- ican neighbors, or Latin, the solid foundation of many of the world's languages. Invest in a lan- guage and you invest in an exciting and worth- while experience. P- A QC! U ff 3 3 ,- is .22 t i V ,u If l w t 2. f 1 6 r Hu r 1 L K .v If Q 1 4 C 1 rf ful ' I s as XF I y x:.l1, ' . I F 5 t r S A 1 -' Z: if 'Q .,,,,, , 5 J ., 'f f . ' il - f af 2 ' l f 2 1. Q '- fl 5 ff? 5 2 5 I x HK! 1 a ti S lric tl y Speaking Be energetic, be enthusiastic, and above all, be prepared, are familiar statements to speech and debate students. These three facts are emphatically stressed, and if carried out effectively, a person will not only be a successful speaker, but a success in life as well. A speech class will not only give self-conhdence in speaking, but also in everyday life. One of the qualities that is noticed in all great leaders is their ability to express their ideas and thoughts through their speech. Every person should learn to Kenneth D. Zenger s urray for Books! Books are the greatest teachers of all time. Have you ever stop- ped to consider where We would be Without them? Our civil- ization would be one of a backward and illiterate people. VVe would still be using medieval methods of transportation and would be limited to simple foods because of lack of cook books. This may seem like a very black picture, but when we consider what books give to us, wc realize that they are necessary for a better, happier life. communicate with his fellowmen effec- tively and coniidently. my Edith F. Shepherd Verna N. Sims ROW ONE: Gerald G. Allen Lee S. Hammel Myrtle G. Howells Thomas H. Metos Robert F. Poulson N THE BEGINNING In the beginning what was our world like? What nation contributed the wheel to aid the progress of mankind? Who Wrote the Magna Charta? In what war did we gain our independence from Great Britain?A history class offers qual- ified answers to these and all other ques- tions that a naturally inquisitive student has. History is a study of human life from the ancient times to our present hurry-scurry World. Students gain a fundamental and beneficial understand- ing of human events which are valuable in making them appreciate modern de- velopments and aspects of life. Do you know who invented the light bulb? Have you ever wondered what our country would be like if the Constitution had not been ratiiied? If so take a history course and the calendar of time will un- fold before your eyes, showing how in- teresting history can be. ROW TWO: Ralph G. Reese George B. Robinson Harold B. Stowell Shirley F. Tanner Joyce Whitney K 5.24 f Lorin L. Smith 2 2 2 2-b Is the study of mathematics important to us? This is one question that is asked by many students who are suffering through the math classes of today. It is being found that a better education is demanded in almost every walk of life. Math is needed to continue our educa- tion in scienceg girls Hnd it necessary in their homemaking classesg boys are in contact with it in every project they undertake for indus- trial artsg all business courses entail some mathematicsg and it is even necessary to have a background in this field to participate in the physical education programs. It can easily be seen that a knowledge of mathematics is as essential to us as is a knowledge of the Eng- lish language. Ruth M. Baker Roy G. McBride Elmo D. Iarrett Kenneth W. Ryan Nicholas Karamichalis Charlotte M. Schroeder l fix. ' ' 3 , -',f.vvf- lf -7 'x 2-Vx S K . ...- xmsa, Zn -5- 9 .,lL.+Lrl.r.-.P.,, -,n. 1211+211 3-n 2 n-3 '4n+s Is this the simplest Way to solve a problem? FORMULA for SUCCESS A formula for success is being sought after in every science class at South High. Science students realize that in the future our nation is going to need an increasing number of skilled scientists in all fields. These professional men and women that will be re- quired for the future are going to come from the classrooms of today. Students realize that in order to obtain success they are going to need a good basic background in science. Teachers are aiding us in establishing a firm understanding of the basic princi- ples so we may rapidly move to the higher challenges of learning. Skills in dissecting worms are being acquired in biology while chemistry offers opportunities in working with explosives. Physi- ology teaches students the importance of the ischium. These facets in exploring our nuclear age are preparing us for our role in future science research and also helping us in our search for a Formula for Successf, ji ni of l james T. Harwood p ,A .M:.Q,, W 51 . Gideon Herrmann M T 5 T I V VM Sarah S. Kaplan ' Lester D- Shields -ww... ,wr .L frf 7, f - N-s'!? 12:'.f-., ,. . .fy -A.. .., m . 1 . I ga ....i rf 3 Paul C. Burgoyne Robert G. Cottrell William W. Cerrish Allen L Tuft '18 l i Beverly Baker Beth T. Mayer Edna N. Brande Ioan B. Neilson Olga B. Cooper Arlan E. Winterton Do you realize that the average girl Works at least 25 years out of her life if she marries and has a family, 31 years if she marries and does not have children, and 39 years if she does not marry? Do you boys realize that successful men such as George C. Romney, Charles Dickens, and Her- bert Hoover started out as male stenographers? Did you know that Certified Public Accountants QCPAD have the highest average income of all professions, and they earn S500 more than the medical doctors, average income. Also, the per- centage of Women who will later end up in the business field is 32.4 per cent. Now is your chance! Start preparing for a career in business by taking such classes as type, short- hand, office practice, accounting, and business law. This training will enable you to get a head start in the business Held. Sincerely yours, THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT NOW YUU KNOW Getting to know and understand yourself is a part of growing up. Does bowlegged- ness come from walking at too young an age? Are communicable diseases danger- ous? Is mental illness hereditary? Willy do people go bald? Learning what is accept- able when dating, realizing that there is a time and place for everything, and caring for your personal living all lead up to gain- ing knowledge of what is expected when you enter into marriage. The Health 5 class, approached with a psychological point of view, offers instruction about you, your life, and your relationship with others. .vi +5 'fx james Gilbert june Redden 0,5 e . , Kg! f 3, 6 1... 4: at Being a member of the audio-visual crew has definite advantages. Is running the film for a health 5 class one of the advantages? ii' Luann Gillette Willard E. Knibbe Nathan W. Long Dale E. Simons Denice D. Mclntire Iris M. Sleater GET WITH IT! Being physically lit is one sign of a healthy, happy person. The physical education departments are trying to develop strong and physically vibrant individuals through teaching the basic skills of sports. This can sometimes be diiiicult. Waking up the next morning with aching backs and legs, We all wonder how it is possible to have enjoyed ourselves so much and yet suffer so greatly. Phys. Ed. classes give us the chance to become profi- cient in many sports. If this technique could be used for basketball we would i certainly win the tournament l l Homemakers of tomorrow? lg-Q Zelda H. Cerstner Edythe johnson Lela R. Smith PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Not everything comes naturally in being a homemaker. Changing a diaper is an artg fixing a formula takes careful calculationsg and preparing meals for a husband requires initiative or the knowledge of a can opener. It takes time and patience for girls to learn the fundamentals of homemak- ing and the skills which they must acquire to become an efficient home- maker. A girl should be prepared to run a household smoothly and to keep her family under control. Using good judgment and clear thinking are also a part of this learning process. From the homemaking classes emerge the cooks, the seamstresses, and the hostesses of tomorrow. 21 Ralph L. Cochnour Armont Willardsen aww er There's music in all things if men had earsf and The secret of life is in artf' are old sayings but true ones as many find out under the leadership of the music and art instructors. Culture is a vital part of all high school activities, as it enables the individual to express himself. I 5 ss Paul A. LaLoncle Loma M. Tayler 22 l INESS IS 0 The boys who are chosen to take Auto Mechanics are envied by all South High drivers. They are fortunate enough to have the choice parking spaces and don,t have to make the long trek from the student parking lot. Our shops are helping boys look toward the future by training them for a vocation. They are producing the mechanics, engineers, and cabinet makers of tomor- row. Many sore thumbs and cut lingers result While boys are thus preparing themselves. They must have gotten their wires crossed. This isn't Thesaurus! UR TRADE G. Gene Hancey Richard A. Houser George W. Kirkland Dale L. Swenson Greeley Timothy 23 .- 'g33 rel. xi' . 5-'f7l 193951: .. ir, kr. t. .. Y is UNCLE A WAT YQU Attention I Forward march l Besides teaching boys to march, salute, and handle weapons, the R.O.T.C. gives them responsibility and the opportunity to lead. The leaders and the men who will defend and protect our country in the future are being trained now in the R.O.T.C. ' - ,L. we-:rae:,sffffgi2'Z1,' , wp -' I In ,E -V V V ' fm ig ',,-. 1, ww -. f- if . . ,kk,L wal TWV r i ii iii' tiiii s,-i r ' Robert Gregory Capt Mark C. Rhoads X X F 5 la, . ,sl- K A p V ' Qi A 5 ,- A QM , 1 si . fi i-eft f is Q .C 4 'E if .:, X H I V , . N Q I W, V- . , X K X .,ii - - ff wi Y' I wg 1 'i ppi W rl ff H, Sgt. Marvin Barrick Sgt. Carl E. Forsberg Sgt. . ,L ACCIDENTAL EDUCATIO Training the drivers of tomorrow, thc Drivers Edu- cation class will help make driving on the highways of our imticm lcss hazardous. One final wordg douit get caught dead with your seat bclt unfustcncd. If you drink donit drive. So who's driving? ' iiii 'ii fri? m if , j , 1 ,jfjf Moroni A. Schwab Clyde F. Smith Alice E. Goddard Helen L. Mitchell Pat Lundberg Marjean B. Moore Mabel I. Duming Edna K. Pay We Want To PLEASE We Want to pleasef' is the motto of the able workers at South dedicated to serving others. Each one of the staffs is important in producing an efficient, smooth-running school. The silence of the classroom was broken by the cry of a student in the back of the room. He was frantically searching for a pen with ink in it. An- other voice was heard across the room. It was a girl trying to borrow a piece of paper. This could have been avoided by a simple trip to the book- store of the school. Our bookstore is a Well- equipped, Well-managed one Where any needed materials may be found. It has often been stated, He who controls the power of the purse controls the nationf, This can be applied to a school when made to read, She who controls the power of the purse helps to make a school the able-functioning organization it should bef, Our treasurer fulfills this position and does help keep South on topf' Have you ever noticed the special shine on the floors of school when you return on Monday morning? Have you ever considered the work that goes into the lunch you enjoy from the cafe- teria? These are some of the many duties fulfilled by the custodians and cafeteria Workers who so diligently and cheerfully accomplish the tasks that their positions require. Could I have an outside line please? This ques- tion is asked on the phones of the school office every day. The office staff efficiently takes care of the school. They also provide us with the bul- letin, a daily reminder of school activities. Our office staff certainly deserves a great deal of credit for the long hours of time and energy they exert for our South High. iff' fv- Q 5 N3 C9 a 5 . sv .XXV gh Left to Right, Row One: Frank Milligan, Bill Hanna, Lee Twitchell, Gilhert Gonzales, Lawrence Standing. Row Two: George Lundberg, Grant Nelson, Clifl Burr, Van Harding. P' 9?-a A 'CZ7 Ns' Left to Right, Row One: Janet Evans, Mildred Stewart, Vera Poirer, Verda Pincock. Row Two: Twila Devenish, Mae Jaegar, Rhoda Taylor, Amy Kramer. ZIP Our school is Ll melting pot where each individual puts forth his character and personality to aid South High along the road of progress and fume. It is a group of energetic and enthusiastic students who work und share together under the system of a democratic government. To- gether, a united mass, they search for success, lifeis golden key, together they grow und develop from each otheris ex- periences, meeting both success and fail- ure. They put their faith and trust in Cary Shepherd, when they chose him to lead them. They give their utmost for South High. The oflicers, along with other Cubs, possess their own qualities, but when they band together a dynamic force is created behind South High School - the Student body. TTLQS A very memorable year has passed. Cherished by the memory of things large and small, by the intangible something that South High offered each of us, the year gone by has been built with love and respect for our school. Kindled by the warmth of friendship and the glow of democracy and tolerance, our year has been united with our spirit and the fun of countless activities made worthwhile with the knowledge we gained in classes. All these things and many others have been fused together in forming this year by our master Welder, Dr. Backman, who has carefully guided us with the patience and wisdom he has gained through his service and love for South. South High symbolizes a tradition, a tradition of greatness, ask any true South- erner and he'll tell you. This conviction will become stronger, for South High is a way of life which forms and molds and will leave an undeniable imprint upon each of us. The advantages gained may not at first be apparent, yet each of us who graduates is better equipped to step into tomorrow with greater understanding and maturity, according to the strength of our own character. if 'fda i vy- ik ,hi max Wx! as -we ff -,E -lv, ' RQ ' Nfxh S5111 F -'ff Q fi , Al 1- -E+ , Q. f.-fry! 11 ki x Y! X H N-., ,wr W L ,pw Y fi, A Qfgff mv g 'Wim nl 1 Wwe, K 1 Q... 0-.ski Y A V-QT' V N11-av. :I-11. Is.,-1? N..-1-v of f , --.,, we A f . H5 if 2 W im' is 37 A vw 'J' 116' Y 'r M fi-af inset Xf.. NW' , .Mwg e, 'X L . 1 I Q iiilfixsr Hefsvx :iw A -H1 far, -.aff 5 gava- Riehard Abelhouzen Asmir Agoes Jodie Albiston lvadel Anderson john Anderson Karen Anderson . 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V K -ti Carolyn Dean Bart Dekker Karen Deinke Maxine Demke Lorraine DeVargas Dorothy Devitt I v-3 4v 1!' ...ann Ben DeVries Doug Diamond Valerie Dillingham Bill Dimiek Marilyn Divino Marilyn Downs -v-if Frank Draper Lonnie Driver Henrietta Drivers janis Druee Kathy Dumas Karen Duncombe A --r 'swf -.....,, 'Nm FFR Sandra Dyer Dennis Eaton Alvin Ebert Paul Eddington Irvarene Edwards Ivan Einzingcr '33 pw 'nn H..-av ,My Kathy Eliason Mike Ellis Kennard Eltinge Margrit Emrncrt Bill Eresuma Alden Evans 2, rp Patricia Ann Ewell Dallas Farriinoncl Pat Felton Susan Fc-nn Kent D. Ferguson Kent I. Ferguson ,, f. .Jr ff ' ,A Ulf I , srgr Al, Danna Fcrrin Diane Ferrin Ari Fc-rro Nlvl Filxstacl Errol Fillerup johnny Fisher ' iffff+f!,f!fl ,,-ur A 'MJ .frlhvw Q , :si j RQ 1 92 s. X fi ,i..i ' ' x RP. 'Wi Y as 4-'f 'v lil' Z 'Y ,451 1,8 ,i ' , ww, YK it X J - W , 5 if' th? Q, . ' f A-f .r A mf H rv! .7 in Nina Fisher Elconnore Franz Connie Flanclro XYoltgang Franz Sharon Foote Bruce Frm-stone Clark Forman Nancy Fostcr Francenc Foy -NW! 4-an-,. 4 ,,,, 071 .wr if--of G , ,J Bonnie Fry Mike Gannon Gary Garfield Bill Gehrke Claudia Gill Sally Ann Fry Steve Gardina Janette Gathcruni DeAnn Gihhons Lee Godfrey - Jacinto Galvan Steve Gardner Barbara Gehring Steve Gilchrist Ed Goebel r xx Homework is said to be difficult but Betty Holt finds it an extremely strenuous task as she demonstrates the art of contortionism while attempting to imbibe. L ,V and .4 'if' ...-2' ,fi Y :L NX ff: S-'e e v-'sv r 1- , - an ,av u-.,.,.., 'wr' N Susan Gomoll Earl Graham Judy Granger Wallace Gray Lois Greenwood Sharon Gregg ,....-v Q 'Y X 4 ,E Y 3 - -as fe-4-ky , 1 5 W il,i Sq, Q Quay, 'Tx T ,ww Comell Crifteth joan Criffin Shirley Ann Croce Virginia Crundvig Alonzo Curule Dennis Hamilton Vg jay Hanger Myra Hansen Steve Hardy Cay Lynn Harrison joy Hase Lorna Haslam 440 'Ji-4 1 K . f '-2 fx Y . X Wk ggw r. . L t 4 ,gf Q VW 4 'ro' 1 9 ,vb 5.,,, +' 1 X -04 Q .5-7 -'sr K x ff , - 1 so an 1 -4-f ,.,.,., 1 J 'Z I if Victor Haslani Mike Hathaway Vickie Hayeock Lorlee Hayes Karen Heath V..an! img , V yiiry Al ix John Hekking john F. Hekking Susan Hemmingsen VVz1rren Hendrickson George Hensley Margaret Hebron Connie Hickam K fa J 'TY T5 K iv A L :7xl'5Z355Q'T' . hir...- mf,-ff L 'VP QM Y rfrr if if 4+ ' 1' V, i ,, . Q -U' V , V ery 4 David Hill janet Hollen Betty Holt Doug Horton Barbara Howe Joyce Huettel it 'bu 'ffm NN W '?? Craig Hunt Renee Hyatt Claudia lnglet ' 'in .X if 'S' E TJ' A mistake has evidently been made on the part of Trn Bueneman Kathy ,K 5 Carling wonders in astonishment if this action is really unintentional. is Lynnell lpsen James lverson Siegfric-ri Jaclnnunrl Sylvia Jackson Miko Jackstien Ernie Jaeger Sandra Jeffs Anzllee Jensen Dianne Jensen Lynda Jensen Rosalie Jensen Georgia Job ,iv n X xii' , KZ' ,S I Rolf Johannessen Janet Johnson Sharon Johnson Gary Johnson Mercy Johnson Kenny Jones Robert Jones Margaret Jordan 01' Z W. yr Y -3 W M Y 4 f 'x YQ'- X 1' lx . uv. . '11 Gloria june Ray Kaleel Elaine Kallas Richard Karrcn Rita Katsanevas Cheryl Kattar Ed Keller jean Kiter Marianne Knoppert Pat Kwant Frank Kyriopoulos Arlene LaBaron Judy Laird jaNae Lamoreaux Donna Land jan Larsen Shelbert Larsen Vicky Lauritzen Carolyn Lee Gayle Lee George Ligeros Martin Lingwall Michael Lingwall Sharlene Locker Tamera Long Myreen Loveless Brian Loveridge JoAnn Lowther Marsha Lubeek Craig Luke Nancy Lyons Dee Mabey Frank Mace l 41 N, A r -r-'ti fi. N X I' Ne--1 '-gy 'ffl If 3 'wwe Eiwll' I 3 it my K 'ef ,. of The final adjustments for graduation can sometimes be as confusing as this picture. X gg. Sw- ' 'N t ' 3 'F f M V gf A i T5 4 .7 if 'Q f , f I in , ,... vffflg, fa 4? .511- 5a,iiL,j.w3. , K ' 4' A 4 'Q X' -vp: f if g we X it 'i Q' Lynne Madron Linda Mannix Alma Mansell john Mathewson Kathy McClure Marilyn McKinnon Herb Mattulat Colleen McCormick john McLane Matzi Mayeda Angel McCeehan Kathleen McLean Terry Mayecla Mike McGrath Gail Meese Kenneth Mayne Kathy McGraw Myranda Meyer Margaret Malouf Dave Manookin Karen Marchant Mike McCa-flerty Patrick McKenna johnny Michaels -45 ' xv o N ' at . +V., A, . lv QX K i -LM.. S TAI? X J I l-xxx I I ' if I iv Gi 2 1 4:3 'fm ,QQ ' J .sw J fl , W- ig I if , i ill .,, X e , ,I . - Q il' CA t Mm . A. ef, 1 Q ' ' O .X . .. is 5' fl, gy . 'e Y 2 F s , ta. L iw--W -W gywww if-,.,,.v,, wi .mv 5' , H 5, SNR' 11.-agar qt -,j 'R Tv, 43 V,. , .f 5. il, I nfs. 1 L.,W E xx , K Lt ev W 2' 'li Qfff ,f0s. Richard Mieremet Steve Mifflin Carolyn Miller Karon Miller Roylence Miller Wayne Miller Alan Mitchell Glen Mitchell Mike Mitchell Helen Moody Cordon Moore Steve Morf Christine Morgan Sharon Muffett Tom Morgan Bemice Myrberg Elizabeth Morgenegg Judy Neal Judy Morris Bill Nebeker Mary Morton Carolyn Nelson Richard Morton Russell Newren , Q- 'Q' 'X 9'8 Doug Nickle Roland Niebuhr Linda Niederhauser Gwen Nielsen Renee Nilsen Kristen Njord 4 to ,M F.. ax 5. nJ 4- 1:1 1 Judy Nolan Karen Noorda Michael Noss an 6 2-.3 'err AY' Marian Peck Ruth Pedersen Dennis Percival Ilona Pedersen Vita Pedersen ReNae Petersen Madalene Oliver Raymond Olson Brenda Olseliewski Toni Olson Carol Olsen Judy O'Rullian Carolyn Olsen Kent Orwin joseph Olsen Judy Owen Mieliael Olsen Alan Owens iq '- . ' X Q O Carl Palrner john Pappas Diane Park Reed Paulson James Peacock Dennis Pearson x 'ef ff 'D i L i P A rfiliig Q X A i .Li L? Steve Mifllin and Donna Sehipaanboord very effectively set the mood for the Tropical Isles. Their bewitehing part- ner, however, is right in character for Dracula's Dragf' l A . l 1 ' X n l rl Q. ,N ,R x ,f 7' X V? s y 7 l i K . K F if .Li 1 ,- lf ' rv . A ...Q f 1 r . J, . ,nh r , ff' .A 1--'NP '44 '-'Q 'S' 49 'W -:Q W A m. 9: . N. ,VS hw A al 1 s ff-Q ai' 5,2-fd 1045 nf fm of 'W tY Q31 , Jff V h. -a-an im , ' Ks Don Peterson Karen Peterson Annette Pignataro jamesP0hlman Sally Post Nancy Pratt David Price Lynden Price Kathy Radclon Ruth Ragncr Merrily Ranck Peggy Rapp 41- am john Rasmussen Karen Rasmussen Lynda Rasmussen Nancy Raulinson Sydney Reed Terry Reed N, M xg Va 5, 1,, A J. 5? , ,ff 43 Darla Rosenlof Tom Rowley LaRue Rugg Robert Russell Kurt Ruth Katheleen Sako .L fs.: 1 0, N Linda Salaz Charles Salisbury Jessie Sanchez was it ,, 4 4 s sr 1 J . vt 1 I , 5 X g , if H it nj 2 i' iv-SE? Asmir Agoes enjoys playing with mud. The finished product, though, a cement mask of a native giant, will truly show his outstanding skill in the xr-'fav if' - Ma 5fwiL,. L!,.i.?,1- 'A it I , A K Marcella Szmtistevun Ralph Surtori Carole Szluer Richard Schafer jim Schindler Donna Sehipaanboord Christine Schmidt Rainer Schmidt XVanda Schofield Sharon Sehuif Roman Schwarz Diane Scott if pd Mary Ellen Scott Alam Sedgwick john Scoville Betty Shafler ffl, Brent Sharp Carol Sharp Cary Shepherd Cordon Shepherd W-sg, www , f, U HF A asv qi? w.....a-P ,I-4t x 'Nr VZ? 1-eff' Q ,Q sys N! Marcene Sherman Dave Shiba Laurie Shinsel Terry Shuman Linda Silfvast Ann Simmons mm, Cheryl Simpson Ernest Smith jim Smith Joyce Smith Maurine Smith Lynn Snow Karen Soderquist Timmy Sorensen Leo Sotiriou Jean Spafard jack Spainhower Kathy Springer Dale Stagg jim Stallsmith Philip Starr john St. Clair Joe Steely Dennis Steiner Paul Stevens Harold Stewart Clay Stoddard Donna Stoddard Thomas Stom Susan Stone Udell Stones XVilliam Stover Shanna Strate Caught while cheering excitedly, RuLynn Watkins typilies our true Southern Spirit as cadet teacher, Mr. Greenland sits calmly by. L K. X f V , 'N ,. 5 X X W ' ,,, -A -KG? A .. 'xx ff. .,.,. K I ff ., ...nn- FBS If wav? ,if 1. x an it ...a - 1 'am S X. 1- iz I R. T 1 fi lm .Q-., fo--Z5 .. 'aff ,af Q Q-vw ,W- ww if? 1 Q-MA .9-at f 4- J x fr-M ,Q A-as , A -A ,xmwi , bd! Audrey Stringllam james Tasulis David Strong Karen Strong Barbara Swan Larry Swangcr Raclynn Symcs 4: 2 ,- I 1 ' , -. all . V? r N.-, W K 152 f aw., Z' T Judy Taul joycc Taylor john Telford Dave Thcdell Katlilccn Thomas ns 2 X 5, xr A . ., Q X Q,- TH .M 5 ,W , vi . -,W ,iw--ig' gi ,yeffgix-5 ,',,: fi ,,f, .4 . ,- ?- , , ,ww - Q Mak 'ir it elf 6: 1 ff . 1 Y 'JL-gf f - 1 J -5 Q Icflcry Thomsen Kay Thomson llalpln Tlnorton Richard Tlmygcfrsou Robert Thygcrson Q , .pw-Q iff A 'x X , ' It 4 'if 3, .3 N ' Ji I. 'S' V :uf 3 4: f 5-Q' 'I2a1f:E23w5Qf:'a1' wa ' ' .,.. v . 1 my H , 4 I 1. . ,,.,. ,i fi. V I X Q, it f ,D -i-u5.xt gag '19 A F , ,gk :. , N. fu rc. Q y me.-,-,.- y 1 ,Y QM i, ,. qijw ja? S110 Tohinaka Barbara Tolhurst Tcrry Trcu Mary Trujillo Ccne- Valcrio Blarilynnc Todd Pictur van dcr Have lb' wx? 1 ..P' j an WN Q -X ,TH -'fl -:f. 2 -f-:sin--,lv F l v i gg ryy ff L J- I fdwi l ull! ' 7 r nga-ffl ik lg ,f l 2-2 f walk 1? 4 5 'fm QQ .as- 'vw '10 'Ar ,lv ,nuff Mn .of my aj Q, we 'wr .WM r vw' rg xi fiifsl , w ,,A' :gg 1 we Fred Vander Veur Glenna Viklund M. Van Der NVouden Donnetta XVagstall Bill Van de Sluis Shauna XVz1lker Ken Van Hell Helen YVallaee George Van Komen jim XValton Mary Versluis Vickie W'arniek H' WW., K r 'M A-V49 fx George NVarr Merry jo Wetcrs HuLynn xVi1tlilIlS Jeanette Webb Linda NVeir Karen NVest j L Q40 f 'F' f ff? A A 3' :K-.f f gi . , Q 1 31 ww . I sr - L ,V if V' L .9 .gi 7 ,5 21 Sherry VVestermun Owen XVoocl jim Wheeler Suzanne NVuocl Melanie Whipple Kathy XVoolf Sue Ann VVhiteheucl Grant NVo0lst0n Garry Wlhittalcer Helen Wright Ruth XVollenhaup janiee Yano ,Qa-v '12-'WTP Fx Linda Yeates jan Young Lo Young l l 5 pf werfs The three C Clark VVood, secretary. U out by the Ju Class to lead them during 1961-61. were Janice Green rg, vice-presidentg and Colleen Bagley X , 'W gl 'fr leadership, the I nior Class displayed true Southern Spirit 1 rx -l ,au ff-V i N 1 1 J113 ff 'Cf' 'QN vm... YT, in -3' . 7 Tb.- i. lt K s ,wif -i 12S?f:vgff-jiin' if? 'Q ,V It ' ' 25517 If yr? fr. an A 5 X J 1. , V Y., ' n al TV ,, fx r Mary Abbott john Adams Dale Ahlstrom Marc Allred Samuel Allred Tom Allred tg' 5 Camille Amos Kenneth Andersen Craig Anderson David Anderson Mary Andreasen Ivano Angeli prawn.. -171, C . :,,' A? '-Q Mgr! ' ' , A john Angell Tom Angelos Bryan Angus Larry Aoki Gayle Aparicios Anita Archuleta 739' 'Q fc-ef rf' -5- c Mary Arveseth Dale Aste Catherine Atkinson Bill Aullman Marsha Austin Angie Avila Y A . 1 ,A 'Du N - Vi Q an A g ay aj Qc ,Qtr IDS y if Z' 5 M-'TI-at r ,Y ' 2 .. KK LZ vig to ylees K 2 a tml 1? C ,,i V ig .M g JPG, 1' . -ma To il' Sharon Babcock Mike Baessler Colleen Bagley john Baker Richard Barker Bill Barkley ans. , f if W... is Yves! I fu. 'pax Jrfvfl Normandy Barnes Iris Bean john Barney Bonnie Barr Marcie Bateman Helga Baumgart Dennis Bawden Barbara Beck Irene Beehakis 'WS ' f ma, , ef ' ., . up f 1 5 'A+ if r Tm ! N A M VVA. V b 'S K pf. 6 ,i S r I I A ..s,E ., yt at Q ' k T ez: 125,51 H., ff' .-up 4 -I -9' f? '17 ,-5,4 :Perm egg oe Dana Besse Carolyn Best Mabel Bigham Sharon Billows Gary Bishop Stephen Black 52 raise' -. n . M. ,gy p A. F6 r. QV X, X W fir? 1.5 fi 1. .fi it Q A ,jf 1: L efxffkfm Geneal Bliss Donald Bloomquist jan Bohling Stanley Bouck Kathy Bretz Brent Briggs Carolyn Britton Simon Bronson Bonnie Brown Sandra Brown Toni Brown Patsy Bryant B iii' it i Q!! V N .ww 'Q' . W WU' 5 sl W 1 Q. yn! 1-if fwfr ,--'sv Q4 gn 3 , Annette Bunker Steve Burnside Robert Burton Fred Butterfield Dennis Burhiclge Loyd Burton Diana Busch Linda ButterHeld X , 93 . KW .v Let's keep it clean became the password after Diane Mas finished her reading. E ,-1' J' 've--D' M-.gp PN ,..uv' 2-45- 111,- vi r fri V If WHS, Bob Button Craig Calton Gene Camp Marilee Carling Harold Carter Vic Cederquist Charles Center Vern Chitwoocl '21 , af . ff C ' i .Q-0 Qi ' f?1 :,. Steven Clark Marilyn Clayton john Clift Elva Cline Diane Carpenter XVilliam Christensen Margo Cole Nancy Carpenter Judy Clark Duane Coleman W, , ,y Mike Coleman Nick Comarell Cyle Cook Tom Cordova Paul Craeroft Shirley Crawford fu? Cf we units K mud' if Keith Crithfielcl Rodney Culley Donna Cummings Kathie Curtis Frank Cutler Stephen Dallin -an W? Y 1.-M.-9 L -+9 Q wa. , .fr mga siso 'T C -as 5 ' QV. ,Q 7 R, AY ,,, ,fig fif. ss QQ in! s 4, 'W ag xi ilafh . 'lg 'UK .ef -..af - 'X . Doris Dalton Marilyn Davis Linda Daniels John Darlington DeVirl Davenport Beverly Davis Ralph Davis Gene Davis Tommy Davis S fx is E Dressed in his Sunday best, Iohn Wilding, alias Day- ton Allen II, served as commentator for Dayton Allen Presentsf, Heil! 54 in ,T-awry, J., s w. V. , sr I Qc: t , 1- ' 4 , , K I I i X' ' -Y I '13 .lf ui, Ax X, 19, 8, . 'im Mi-. V 1 av 5' fifty ' age 4 XP 7 '5 1 , arm xi 7 Q, -.Q 4 . I :::w1Igg-,i,f.- . - M Ag ,,,, .,:- ..,, 5 -fi, ,.giH1'fP? - M ,L 3 l 'iff , D, i , I ,,,s A av J , IQ?-nv' affix J ' , l ' , 592 W 1 HT is f ,,+ is id S , 4 6 it sf 3 Rm X B 2 J 5 iff Y 4-. ,W ,' -7494 uf--iv Noreen Day Elizabeth Dean Sylvia Dean Kathy DeGraw Vyonne DeGrey Gary DeKorver :sw -df' av? R A . all '- X. A it lt - , , V A E A , H-J' :gg V. 'sa in .B A y if l P '71, Q52 Pat Dcihfcw Connie Dennnan Gayle Denison Connie den Os Dortliy Derrick Jerry DeVries l f 1 , ry l I 'X 'Q' I' ff' 'M' Y We ' V ff' ' - , 3 , T 2 A 17' A' , ff -' ,J T L . . -. Q ,S vie 'f ff? f --.1 w me , , A -J 4'?1 1 - , Glenna DeNVitt Claudia Dowcling Richard Dickey Billie Dowclle JoAnn Dingle Karen Draper Lynda Dokos Russell Driggs Sheila Donaldson Charlene Drury Ken Done LaDonna Duehlmc - s I , A. H .,,g:.' t Vilqjfgfxlf 3? 'UT r N F i ,, K .B V 'Q Qv-5 g i E 7 W l 5 JL ,gsm 4:4 Y gif vt f '-1:2 . H 'Y Q 7 W o , E .11 .N :Vf V' , ' a 5' -F21 ' ,-vi, - ' - . ffxgxri I A 'is . ,N , Q . - 1 - X, - s Q F It ? G ffl,-v Qrffi YMAQ Dennis Duncombe Elva Duran Deanna Durfee Connie Edginton Terry Ekberg Vickey Elder Steven Ellefson Dean Elliott Andrea England Barbara English Brent Evans Cornelia Evans . NW X I 1133 'I' joan Evans Sylvia Evans Hank Evens Ken Farnsworth Dennis Felix Ronald Fennema 'U' Larry Ferrin Radeen Ferrin Dan Festin Frank Fife Douglas Fisher Norman Fisher f '-if -4f 'P X F ele f WN-m ii qc' Vickie Foote Verl Fowles Bonnie Frandsen Diana Franz Lindia Freeman Sharon Frew 1 ,S v,..' V lax l ,. V Dana Frishy Lewis Gardiner Carla Fullmcr Linda Furden Sandy Caisford julie Gale Marty Gardner Lindalu Cale Suanne Gardner 'EW Loretta Gold must have felt she would sell more pickles if her expression matched the product. What some people won't do for Gold Rush! Vzzzv :..,,.. ,: far 7' PV' gap X ' I , , .. .7 ' A , -'lit Newton Guskill Marilyn Gee Jolene Gentry 'W VN ' jg To 5.1.0 . 1 gd ' ' -.Z-'foxy A , I za. 4 Q 1 t S 3, A Q dv, fin fd! ci jim Gianelo Robert Gibson Gail Glass Loretta Gold Leland Gihhons Relneeea Giles Guy Glass MikeVGold Michael Gibson Lanny Gill Dorothy Gogo Rachel Gonzales 1'Y j il, rs, , 'Q , . Vide p Q jf ,,,--- ' M4113 ggi, .ff il ' Tiff' H ' L p ew, p. ex , ,. ffl, tl. tw '- A x 'msn ,iv A j x NX 21 A M' .S , S f K: ing , .. tV gg, K g y ,JO ' .f ff? if , he E oiooer G it ' V if 5 i Colleen Goodfellow Ellen Goodsell Linae Goodyear Charlotte Gordon Janice Greenburg Lueeal Greenwood my Chris Grundvig llka Gudat Lyman Guest Judy Gulbransen Richel Gurule joey Gutierrez 1 Zfrfffw- . g., FQ ,, ff. V 2' ff, J ew, ' f A 1 X O I .L :,f , ,,f'f'-.1 . if .Jfi W v . Y g, D ' L 1 L H fi .,1r,,3-y wwf V. ws L iiw ' fi ' 1 ....,.- I 'iiliy ' DA ' ' ,7,i'Wf' X' 7' 75? fif?fi5!1 ? ' . . I 31, . V 6 at - X yn ,K K -Q 4' 5 fe , fi? ' Dave Guymon Vicki Hagerty Aleen Hales Dennis Hall Don Hansen Maxine Hansen aa ., , ,..,- xg A OU' -W'-P ,Etta ' I 'X ' M 1 Y B fnf fir Ar- Penny Hansen Sharon Hanson Danny Harbin Doug Harding Ruth Ann Harker Betty Harkness .0 Mn 1 na v t l rrir B , t M K B it ol ,. li i ...,... , V .1 .T 'Q fe-45-9 if .. i 412 3: ! Ji, , h,5.,Jfg f y .-sf ,jf -if if HIS 4' K 4 ,m t is ., .. , t , 1 'Q Kae Hart john Hartley Philip Hartley Brent Harward Don Harwood Betty Haskell 'Hr fri? Kay Haslani Sandra Hatton Carolyn Havens Betty Haviland Mary Ann Hawks LaRee Haycock 'av 45, 5 mf 2-f.,,, 1. Q f -' A UU , it All ,A -'V 3 Q an lf VA .. 1 01, no I 2: .6 gf' . axjgv ' 5 v . 3 A 3 g iiiil X .1 V f 1:12 ?5ilfl? S1 A, ft 5 , .- Lie Loree Hayes Lynn Hemingway Vicki Hibler Stephen Heaps Kent Herrick Ubah Heddlesten David Herring Kent Hedenstrom Keith Herrmann Gunter Hein Sterling.Herrman Ann Hicks Judy Hellstrom Cary Hess Donna Hobb 57 , li N r .MT A A ' r , r., - . 5 1 ' - ff - H 5 lo ,W ,gs . 'T 1 i M r --. f. ff r f N 1,-'ef 53? X - R 'ffl' ,A , ..- r .N 'Ln .,, M . fi--if l W' 1 ,ia wmv rv-1 N9 ,-an ' .ff 1 Nd' , 'rw 7' - M-v K-fig l 4 A Darrell Iunu-s Eldon jcnnings Maxine jr-nsvn lommy .lensen lwx Jacqueline jankc Kelly jcnsen Shirley Jensen Paul jolransen ,,,,..4-P' MX 'WTS . 5 14' ,M B 1 -Q-r E - H Margie Hollingshead jerry Holman Marty Hopkins Bob Horsley jay Hoskins jean Hoskins 7--1-wif. ,mv i 1-wg ff Q' r 5 Q Ray Howa Jane Howard Jerry Howard Nancy Howcroft Kathy Huber Rhcta Hugentobler Illdy HUM Candied apples were one of the promotion gimmicks of the Sandra Hum Class for Gold Rush. Carmelized faces were in abundance. Georgia jackson Gregg jackson Judy Jacobson Richard jakle 1 .mu . mi?-,y 5 l ,Q ,f L 'f- ig, 'UN -ff 3' 'UN 11, , po nw Gregg johnson Robert johnson jack johnson Sandra johnson acqueline johnson Paul jones Mark Johnson Trudy Jones Marta johnson jimmy Karr Newell Johnson Steve Katsanevas nel- vw-If ....-Q Rini, , X 'Ri A L w x L , .ra f L,,1 at .dx F9 - I Roger Keeler Iames Kelsey Bob Keener Larry Kershaw Gary Kehl Marv Kesler Roger Kehl Darrell Kinder Jeri Kekos Perry Kiter David Kelly Ralph Knight 5 -v , J:- ' as Ls- r x . -HQ P -.. ? WN? ff w..,,, ff? Judy Knudsen Marge Knudsen Claudia Koehler Carol Koelliker Betty Koga james Kristiansen . , v sr, 5 rx yyyyy 4, , Q K ,41- Donna Krug Douglas Kunze Cary Larsen james Larsen jeffrey Larsen joe Larsen , vw' -9 -my 4 'PP 2 i ed - Aw, , , 5?1VJ, i exerseigg 'E iW3EQi1iQ:l l2'a 4 Leif Larsen Richard Larsen Clyde Latta gk .W 3. B. K 5, w N iff N r ls- fr ,rf fp, - 1 - 5 N ' .M 3 , 'WC 'I3 ' -' H we 3115 lffrififv ii' 5 e f ll X Joyce LeClair Earl Leggroan .K ,ff ' . f-15551 'W if ,J . Linda Leiter Leslie Ann Lewis jacki Leonard Marilyn Lewis 2, f X , Q x at G'- v ,qv fr- R3 ,p ' . qw ff -wif? 4-'f W, 'JS' ff? .AQ 4' -J Vir- fi Diese Iungcn und Mrlfdchen unterhalten sich durch NPearALinIgEyval1H Dara-:11-ei ILYJOH SIMS 3I:i16lSfHS - ' - - i ary nn inne ei 1 . ac e iane ' a one eln Splel In dem Oktoberfest In der Schule' Stephen Lloyd Bonnie Madsen Carol Mansell Lewis Lockwood Dixie Madsen Ursula Marburger Robert Loftin Karen Madsen Dwight Marchant Priscilla Lovato Mary Lynn Madsen Ruth Marcrott 60 'Aga gi F ' W' , wf , A , 'la Y' t 3 5 M., ,ga .,, ,yy . ,-, ts- mm 1:-im., 4' ar -f if r 6 , Q' . ,125 nf ,.... Betty Mark Diane Markham Kathy Marley Elaine Martin Diane Mason Alice McCuaig -'T Elaine McDaniel Tom McDermaid Jhnny McDermott richard McDonald lichael McCarvey Susan McHenry Ramona Mclnelly Sharon Mclntosh Ann Mead Bob Means Cressie Menefee Michael Mikesell '? r, Jar' vfgf I, W -..J y f- iv .N S Nqr? fd' 'Q-Mx! f ...1 MY? t I y fi fe 'PW X ll A Q I -fr Robert Miller Terry Miller Kathy Mills Ioan Mitchell Mike Mitchell Gary Mitsui Veona Mills Dan Mix Verla Mills Judy Moffat Sherrie Miner Marjorie Moffat t 'M X L -as ,-64 -ft f Q 1 2 Carol Money Mariano Montoya jackie Moore Jay Moore Pat Moore Lynn Morgan 'T' ..-gf Kay Mortensen Marion Muecke Mike Nabrotzky Carol Nagel Bob Nebeker Ken Nelson wwf Leonard Nelson LaRene Neuffer Connie Newman I A ,W i aa , K .. s ill ' W f ff A , ,,,, 'Ser t xt, -a 'V' en. 'I 1 x 01 1? aw if X3 it .af J '--'fav 'ST' IU as-gb. ff' wb' ff!! .Al X Cathryn Nichols Renee Nilsen jim Nishet Cheryl Nordfors Gerald Norman Fred O'Bray 62 li vw: .,'k.,1 i 5. 1 jf- an David Ohrn Brent Oliver Ruth Ann Olschewski Roydon Olsen Kathleen Olson Ronald Olson tal f-VSV 7? Janice Owens Anna Beth Pace Evelyn Padilla Kathleen Papworth Frank Parry jim Paschal qv' Caroline Patterson Russell Patterson Marvin Pattillo Ronald Pearce Judy Pearson Ole Pedersen ,eq-Q -I , fu, 4 Horst Peleschka Dan Pendleton Bob Perrine Clen Peterson Frank Pettit JoAnn Pezely K P...-4' Richard Pickle Dave Pierce Lewis Pintar Hack Post Ina Potter john Pratt K1 Kent Price Dennis Pugh Richard Pu sley Karen Raiy Linda Raddon Carmen Ramirez N-J 'Th' ,407 R 'V'b- df I 4 -r. l ld ' ' 'r if ,ixf rv Q if-'si' rwovb -M-v 4-6 Linda Ramirez Daryl Ranson Martha Rasmusen Kathy Rasmussen Linda Rees in O' f f'jY' Brent Rice Diana Rich Cary Rich Bill Roach Roxie Roberts Kathie Renshaw Delores Robinson .,4-gp I , r , ff f Gloria Rodriguez Margaret Rogers Tarn Rosenlof Pat Royall Clarence Rundle Edie Rusch 'wif up QF' -YJ' .-3 'y c x X . NN 1 4 ' 4. , 5 5 -I I .1 . J r' x' . ,Y 72 -gl? 'xfqr 'r 'ff' i .,,4-pw '- , . Q K 'K Y , joleen Schrader janet Ryan Ieanienc Sanone Thomas Saathoff Kae Sargent Carol Scoville Kathryn Sabey Pete Sauer Sharon Seeguiiller Lynn Sagers Susan Saunders Rene Sessions Bob Saley Michael Scherzinger Carol Sharp jane Salisbury jan Schoenfelcl Mary jane Shclton Q. Ri '79 'il-.LPV S, .WJ 1 as as ,A 'Q . ,f 33 5- 6' . fi, T 5' 31 1' - 'P Q 1 's if-,s ' ' ,..- , f, 5 Robcrt Shelton Marv Sherman Marvin Shewell Q .av7ggevqg,ggQf,:'f::m55:tef.L,fe:4::eg-qv: 1 f'.-' f .,,..y 'Q ,dn--.-nf rl f if f Ani If ! ' A 1, ' A 'fivf' in ' , ' :T-, , Z' A X, Steve Shore Marsha Sileox Jack Simmons Judith Simon Larry Sisneros Dennis Sittre 64 1-nv 1-yn .J may Bill Smith Dave Smith Gladys Smith Brent Smith L. Dave Smith jim Smith Connie Smith Dennis Smith Karen Smith 1 'Yl?f N ,gp ff W I, T 1.27 Pam Smith Carol Somerville Ken Sorensen Sandra Snarr Charles Sorensen Robert Sorensen Betty Soite Craig Sorensen Kathleen Sorensoj 'MTQ22' S i. I It N fe- i J we Two talented members of the Iunior Class, Lynn Hemingway and Simon Bron- son helped support their class during Gold Rush by entertaining in the halls. 1515, K N av wif' , N x L , 'Stl rp il,Qc'fl ff ii' b S M? 3? , 0 M--av -if 5,53 ' A' 'z 1299 V Bt ' K W' 5' v- --:xv ,., If .Y ,f-9 Affair .J 'iff '47 , in ey, f . ' 'tix L ' .Q f 2' ii f f'il,,,,, . 4 W , - V p pr 14 ww fe it of ' ,, 'Q ' J .4-QQ, Rohert Spoerl Nina Stevenson Judy Strong Lynn Symes Alan Springer Glen Stott Alan Summers Bruce Takeno Claudia Stayner Renae Stout joyee Swanger Allen Tanner DeLores Steele XVilliam Stover Beth Sweat Daniel Tawa lliehael Stephens Ellen Strancl Roberta Swenson Mike Taylor Kathy Stevenson Susan Strang Viekie Syme Luella Teerlink T gnlM'1. X , 'cqffff 4 .ff ,. ,WY .'5 ' ' X '. t l , Auf. T' I ' james Terrell Hoy Terry Sylvia Thatcher Cailyn Thaxton jill Thiede Gloria Thomas OW -M-tv ff'- M ,fr ' 3'fh.,vi Y p ' Q .4 1 if V ,t V .1 f -uf 1' f it Q , -it .g . QUS5 . f,ky' 1 I , ,A K H V , b. - 51. .6 f' A 'G X ft 56 IW .13 Yu xx r ,M ' ' r 1, johnny Thomas Marsha Tilt Toni Thomas Sylvia Thommen Kathryn Thompson Richard Thomsen Rosa Lee Tomlinson Loretta Tibbitts Doug Tonge 65 L75 C 7 ,-4 4-np' YT., J! -.M ,fy of 37 ,,-.MKmi,i- 6443. 5 Ji '72, - 09' , .N Q 1- I .1 -if ferr - ll vig on + f f ,f nw-.Qfw 3 Frances Trujillo Steve U liens Martin Vander Veur Tom Tucker Dick Urry Stephanie Vande Sluis janet Twiggs Clair Vander Neut Harro Van Leeuwen w,,..e After winning our first region game by defeating Olympus 6-0, Connie Demman was found in a state of shock, as were most Southerners. 66 '1 'W r.,, ,N ,E ,Mix- 'ff' Q-Ifgv : yvr- kL,,. . R , . .. .f,4n-i ' ' ' ',.,f rf: . 'f'Q 'K fvqf' I ' L2 l ete Van Lieshout Charles Verde Neil Vos Bob VVanlass Joyce Van VVyck Nlargit Vielsticll Roger Vreelcen Carol VVantlancl Paul Van Uitert Theron Vincent Richard XVaagen Susan W'arner Kay Vaterlaus Diane Vinson Court VYaldo Georgia VV Susann Vaughn Cherrie Voorhees Bill Walke judy NVarr Linda Venz Margaret Vorn Stephen NValker jelllrey XVaters 'E' W5 fm xv- f '?!' 1--31 Sherry XVatkins Margie XVharton Hazel VVatson Duke YVhite Doug WVehh Trudy YVhiting XVally XVellard Oke XViherg Keith XVells Helga VVihorny Erika XVelte-ke LeRoy XVileock .,,p 4 WY '1Z!' J'-w -s I'7f'l3 Q, gd ' !l l' Q f 43' 'f al ., W1 . ya 111 Peggy XVileox Diane Wlilde Todd XVilde john XVilding Dick VVillden Goldie XVillia1n S ,..-fp he 5? Q I' x 17 'V' in Y. johnny XVilliams Judy XVise Pam XVoodbury Mareeline VVillian1s Hanna NVitter Laurel Woodland Shirley XViliams john XVittwer Duane XVoodward Terry NVilliams Richard XVollenhaup Peter XVouden Cennie XVinehester Heide XVoltjen David VVunderlieh jane XVinegar Clark NVood jack Yates 4, 6 'Mu Marty Yeager Linda Young Yvonne Zwan A-l ' High school life is quite a Change for most sophomores. Thistyear, however, our 'isophsw have adjusted very well. lnder the leadership of their capable officers, Mike Mower, sidentg Susan Eddiugtou, vice-preside tg and Mary Volker, secretary they have had tremendous year. ,,g,mllW is -of 4 Mr? QS. ' ' 1 K -- W- - g V5 ,W ' -I 811' M hx V . 'him H . B 'lik .. ' Q.. s I if A x x ,R Sandra Anderson Vance Anderson Sylvia Angelos Ted Arellano Sue Arencls 'lweri' V - ,r :':. : -153, 191 . ' , . '..,E.,'..f'1ZS: ' :tif tiff 'J M .--f f A .5 A' is , 43 . L' 4 E 'vm' I -It Y,-up 5 wr-r B J, ,Tv i s ',:: 5 Elz it .V :VV,fi7'5s1i , v MA , it A 1 Bruce Astin Lillian Avis Dxvaine Baaseh Charles Babhel George Babbel Nancy Armantrout Michael Babcock ff, Pain Back Ilona Bahe Mickey Ballew Lia Barendregt Betsy Barlow Kristen Barnes 'UK YVanda Barzee Kenneth Bass jim Bates Richard Baum Louise Beatty Carla Beebe i K 1 I B iiii e ,ggi A IW' lj ' M.-fr ,H ld., df' Sw in it ' ,L X .z- I' mm 'ff 'fl' fig Since sophomores have a talent for making things difficult, this battered old typewriter lends itself to a assault 13 I 11. if Becky Bird 1 Eddie Black Bnrlmru Bobo jane Bos Cary Bouck Dick Bruitliwaite Roscoe Briscoe Robert Blsuholl Ruiiuu Blackburn Mike Bogdcn Otticna Bos Pat Bowden junicc Brilcs Mir-lmcl Brooks Bunnie Brown Kzithlvcn Bruner ' liamlall Buclnnilli Dolores Black june Blake Steven Boll Annita Bosclnnun Ronda Brzidsliuw Ellen Bringliurst Cuylcn Bunker 70 i it if K' v 'J-,549 Mn -K ,af .v aff was ff? .21 W WD Mike Burhidge David Bytheway Kay Carling David Burt jerry Bytheway Lillian Carlson Kathleen Burton Karen Calton Claudine Carpenter Sharon Burton Karen Camlott Eddie Carroll lennis Butterfield Claudia Campbell Don Carter Richard Button Barbara Ann Camp Mike Casey X - Q 0 if 75 ru n-a TY my Q, ,. :-' . 'YP' 3 Q tie iv Mike Casper Barhara Cawthon Judy Chapman Mary Chapman Marlea Chesnut Lon Child , 7 lil' A wi, ppp,. ,i,. . , E K ., , . A . A' L B ,ds V. 2' ' 1 'sf J av it ,v ' J Q , J .if .. .,o ' '3 J ' I i 1- 5'-325 Q2 fznm it! .35 7 ' p K 'X x ,V fy- '4' A Q A iv X Q-fl-' ,gi K azik l . ,gi i ' A 46 YM. init 4 'fQ Ylll 'lil V K I 2? 7, -M ' 0 . Fr' . ,N it , ,V A Terry Childs Bert Christensen Don Christensen Ferol Christensen Lucy Christensen Patricia Clardy Connie Clark Larry Clark Janice Clayton james Clements Merna Bee Coates Craig Cole Lee Coleman Clifton Conrad Mardell Cornia 71 Q' 41 ww I XW4 'TS ww JW l,!4 -01-any 'iw- li 'TIF' ,Q f-'10 1 3 .rf -v-ng vs,-ny E.:- Bob Cox Clare Cressall Lurr ' Covin 'ton Normwn Cox Danny Criseolzt ' Steven Crunip Bob gurtis f ., .. ., ,. ... n V f- - 1 W, , Barbara Conlam 5 Y L W V Ch if rink' Im 3' ,Jay Diane Crow Betty Curley ,,', K .-4 .. 'fn Q' Onlookers wonder what kind of crazy antic this sophomore is performing. A P11tfYD21Vi6S physical fitness feat that combines push-ups and orange rolling shows that a sophomore will do anything for attention. Rom Lee ljaviison Dorthy Dean Sandra Dehmcl .sv C -sul .riff Jerome DeVVaal jim DcYonng Belinda Diaz Terry Dimiek Pam Donaldson jay Downs in Q W ...L A mf eer vgw - t ff 1' x - ,Ns Ay. v-A83 ,uv-4 f 'T9' ' S X N 'X' fi Q 2 W, 2 ,xx GNN 'Shi Lrxff '.w':'P ,W 4' -IV 'I 'Q-A at-'We ,rw fr' -mal' A-,fffrf ...Ar YM? Steven Drage Danny Dringrnan Gay Lynne Drury Laurel Duke Becky Duneomhc Darla Duncomhe ,. S Nola Dunn Lynn Durrans Darlene Durrant Don Dyer Ilona Dzierzon joan Earl Linda Earl joe Eckley Edward Eekman Steve Ecknian Susan Eddington David Edmonds Annabell Edwards Greg Ellefson Linda Edwards David Elliott Betty Eggertz Ottiena Elting JoAnn Ehlert Enimaree Eltinge Portia Einzinger Rick Eoff jim Elkins John Eresuma fs. 'W Shirley Ericksen Kenneth Farrington Robert Erickson Carolyn Fernandez Earl Erskine Charlene Eslin Richard Esta Tony Falcone Reed Ferre 73 gi: f pw X,,'45,,K , f. ' ., fv- H, si 4401? ,wp 'N' 'Q'-fin nj! '11 sfo . rf ff'-f ff Q Q, ok -2 4, r W . I 4,-, hxb ey if v ui is L YonDel Fisk Denise Florenee Linda Forristall Allan Francis Vern Francis joe Frank 74 i 'As,. . ' V V, II nl jndy Fredriekson Mike Gallagher Anne Freier Lydia Galvez Mike Fretwell john Gardner Linda Frix Larry Garloek David Frost Robert Garn Rita Cage Ken Cates 1-f ,335 . . F rs Y' --4-up ali ,--5 nr 4 '5P,:, , 'serv and ..-.449 .ai iffy ,JP M., VTX. A iff- W ' 44 ffl' j ' P aw ,mi V 1 ,V 38,4 . K if . Paul Geertsen DiAnn Gehrke jack Gehrke Billy Gibson Aage Giessing james Glasker Dorian Glauser Beverly Glenn Nadine Gooch Peggy Goodsell Evelyn Gordon john Crandjean Yonda Green joan Greenwood Cherie Guest Kjeld Guglielinetti Sandra Gulhransen Laverne Hall Q johnny I Carol II Charlotte Keith H Iallani ansen Hansen ansen Paul Hansen Hay Ha HSCI1 --1, Q s Y 5' ,vx -A fn A 'V' ' s, ' QNX Q 8 4. 47 W U nw, 4' .X O ,, A 'sl' . ff'N vs f 8 ,Q ,pf -w 'F frail A av-pr ,. A -gi, ' Q A- ...uv Vickie Hansen VaNece Harris Carol Ann Hanson Freddie Hart Diana Hardman Ruth Hartley Steve Harmon ElRay Harwood Don Harris Alfred Hasna Steven Harris Raymond Hawkins 'fy A N r Dorothy Hebron Lionel Heminingsen jim Henderson Dolores Hendricksen janet Herbert Linda Herbert A-v ,,.,,.,.., Q515 Muff -Avy 'A 'vfif 'YY6 ET ig? 1'7 Helen Herrera Spencer Hind john Holmes Ruth Herrin Carol Ann Hobbs David Holz Carl Hcyes Elias Hodges Frank Hoogerwerf Lamar Heywood David Holdaway Lynn Hoppie Lynne Rae Hill Cellosea Hollingsworth LeRoy Horn Leslie Hilton Judy Holman Marie Horrocks Y. 9- Pl fy, R C' I' ...de - fa, 'fy 1 g i V ' I . it 5 , R , r Ronnie Houston jean Howard Pat Howard 75 's A 'a X, What a difference a year makes! ...sh pus. f QWAJQWWWV Brent Huines Madelyn Irvine Aw .wr s .. ,Wife A ,J iwggy Q if J' if-'sw 1 ft 'Y',, ii , K N 9 is A ' nv 2 .A ' rv A Richard Irvine Dean lwasaki Donna Jackson Kay Israel Dale Izatt Ronald Jackson Jeanne Jarman Marcia Ann Jennings David Jensen Kenneth Jensen sf' ni' 'T Lu' 'f T'7 4 ni Carolyn Jepson Richard Johanson Adria Johnson Brenda Johnson Craig Johnson Denise Johnson ww? Florie Johnson Linda Johnson Margaret Johnson Mike Johnson Rosalie Johnson Sharlene Johnson 49 fi N,..-qv lv JoAnn Johnston Joy Johnston Hoy Johnston Charles Jones Gary Jones Gerard Jones 1 l w 'i -ia- Nd' ,A Q.-up 'Wi F-fax vi? ,W 'Y' ani' 'HP' ,,.. ,S-1 mx ,ww vw? Wade Iones Karen Jorgensen Rosemary Kaleel Rula Katsanevas Barbara Kay Susan Kearl ,qw- 1 Ricky Kelso Sharon Kelso DiAnn Kelson Tonya Kemp Keith Kennedy CamilleKesler Sandra Ketterer Cathy Kiefer Christeen King Ernest Kinnear Tommy Kiter Terry Klenk fb' 2 E Helen Knight Carolyn Knighton Max Knoble Manfred Koch Marilyn Koehler Kenneth Kofod Bob Kooyman Linda Koplin Judi Korous Shawna Krans Susan Kreipl Bonnie Kristof -:Q David Kuhn Barbara Kunkel Steve Kunz Lois Kunze David Kwant Ken Larsen NY n if .a I 51:.S55Q,E2,f'i5I:: Ei: rifm: ' - ' - I-M' ai.. if W., , gi f-.Q sassy ' Q l f . .1 'ylw- , . 4 fa wax Raymond Larsen Dale Larson Jeff Lawrence 77 s32:mfe,m,.32 ,- , 1 V2 1 'E .. A Q! ar I QA ', an 'Y Q S E This noble yunlor 1S playing Sir Galahad to a bewildered sophomore W MSW' 545' - uhfn .' fin Q A -f I 15467 iii, N T!' wx mam! A W V - LM ' . ,,' :gg , , , 'F Page SW. .Z E V A V 'M 1 , W , . ,, 4 - , 'Q-, w- , , 6.4 ' 4 ' ' -fn Larry Laxman janet Ledlwcttcr Siegfried Leupolt Barbara Lewis Ian Lewis Linda Lewis 78 I .V-nr tag N-'-'rr Alfred Lieber Ron Lillie YVallaee Little Kent Livsey Inge Loekner Michael Long K 2 fag.. -DFS' . ' f- nav l is A Ziff ti . vi yy - f' Y 2. Mike Love Bill Loya Norma Lugo Bill Luker A r ?i .-an' 'M Leslie Lund Katheryn Manning Margaret Martin jim Maughan Paula Mabey Peter Marbnrger Alice Martinez Mary Maxwell Laurelyn Madsen jucly Mareroft Glen Mathews Susan Maxwell Doreen Maeeker Bill Marinos Susan Mathews Carolyn MeAllistc 3 I AQ 'V ' . 'W 5 i, ,. 'T ,Q in 'X K N 0 NF' .Q- Y fill 1 lg , -.-.3 , x 5 A .-4 M W E 'XR 5. 9 ' N' , , J Q' ' Mr- 1 ft? . S! N F i ,K-6 fix. fx!! ,vn- aff' ' 9 317- SV X 41 '- -nv fha I WT? L4 larlette McCleery Cory Meclrano y Ann MeCorn1iek Reinharcl Mendel Paul McKinley Dave Mestek arhara McLane Steven Miflcllenias ,urell Mt-Quarrie June Miles uclette McQuidtly Dave Miller Nancy Miller Sharon Miller Lehi Mills Jack Mitchell David Miyake Susan Moffat -.M 'fl me 1 ff 5? Lie rr ' 5 .Q r 1' 'Y ' .an wf - Q4 Sharon Moline jimmy Monahan Alana Monson Alice Montoya Hal Moon Cecilia Moore Michael Morgan Mignon Morgan Steven Morrow liynn Moss Mike Mower Toni Napier Paul Nec-rings jackie Nelson Karin Nelson Kathy Nelson Reiner Neuman Laura Newren ,a e 9 ,f fN: ls, .Q yi , Nia! A , R .5 'if' sip A V All ff Boh Newton Paul Niehuhr Ralph N ielnuhr e 4: re -+A 'uv ' as it , -'rrrv sf? an ri! . ty 1-39' 4335253610 rv- Q' 3, ,- if ha . A . ' . L . Xia? J ' ..'-,li-Q54 ' 7. 1 4 gy!-,ii ,f ' 44'-,. l ,5lfl'9ZJ55, ' vw W f i -- L , Q KKK, k , if ' -er W 5 ., iff ' D .Ji 'A ' I , if :T r H .112 , dxf, ,hx M 5 f ,L r' is y Y' ,ff , L ig' i,:,'f: af1k Vg ! - . , . 'nlllf ly- N. .'-'.f'x1.J1h. Janice Nielsen Pat Nielsen Leon Nielson Larry Norr Micliael Nutt Klaus Oefele 80 Ralph Olipliant Gail Olseliewski Robert Olsen Linda O'Neal Richard O'Neal Leo O'Neal Ar :Hg K x 2' ...B if i rrrr ive 1 A iiwuwgyyiiegmg1.f,gw-ii x,r?,.,. 1 ,... I. ' wr - x A m . , .7 3 4 ,'S1'T?1ij:ff. r ff 'v 'sin ' 2' ' bn A no Q: 9 5 'ZQJP ' Mark O'Neil Miriam Onlionse Karren Opensliaw Patricia Osborne Terry Owen jim Palmer This sophomore, deep in concentration, doesn't seem to that class has been dismissed. 7'x ff 5, 6 up x ,Q fi x i 1 rf T so -wg Carol Parker Paul Parker fd 'war Linda Parry Gail Parsons Tar in F Steven Payette Sandra Peacock sg, Helen Pease Laurel Peek K i wi? VJ? '?' .J- Wi' 'hm 1 Arly Pedersen Pat Peel Scott Penman Barbara Pentelute Sherri Perri Bertrand Peterson Debbie Peterson Sandra Peterson jerry Pezcly Brent Piep john Platt Lillian Platt mg, 'VP .3 David Plouzek Lynn Pohhnan Lois Potter Cathy Poulson Kent Powell Anne Priet Stcrling Purcell Aludy Qualls Brent Randall Nancy Rasband jytte Rasmussen Peggy Rasmussen ,,..w-.,.- B Y ff S ,if 3' if Al' WN A? A 'W-1-'W' A L Michael Rawlins Sally Rawson Sammy Rawson Stephen Record Sheila Redmond Marsha Reid David Remington Bill Rilcx Mary Rhoads Laura Robbins Clauclctta Richards Terry Richards Fae Rigby Phyllis Higgs Dave Robinson SP an-ng. main' ...ev i -'un qs F-,q.,,,...-4-..-. Even Cardinal Puff couldnt drink that much water. rr ff am an V ,wr vi ,,ov' ...--X ,lu-w ii., .6 -0 .rf-PF' Joanne Rodcn Margaret Sactruni jerry Sandberg Brent Scliovnfvlml jim Rodgers jesse Salazar Nlichacl Sanders Doris Schroeder Ronald Rogers Margo Salazar Loretta Sandoval Kathh-cn Schultz Faraldcan Rolfson Brian Salisbury Karen Sasaki Connie Schwinn Gerhard Ruf Judy Ann Saniora ,loc Sasicli Sandra Rugg Phil Sanchez Sandra Schmidt 82 .-A Q.. ff ...ana 1 1 Leif Scifvrt David Selandcr Francis Shearer jini Shinscl H43 nr ii, L 'K S joan Shortt Q Dave Simpson Ni-il Shurtlcll Saundra Slcinnvr Pamela Silucrt Susan Skinner Sherry Siinonson Bennie Slok lm 'K -I ,..--P 5. '1 'f rf' .41 Earleen Smith Eddie Smith Janet Smith Joyce Smith Ken Smith Laraine Smith 'Le-fav '941 :fl P ' V ' 5 f A? 'F ff Mary Ann Smith XVayne Smith Kaye Snyder Suzan Sobieski Kent Sorensen Betty Sowby v. 'W' 'Q-gf. ww -it Shirley Spafard Cherilyn Stensrud Norma Stout Sandra Swain Linda Taysom Calvin Spainhower Darrel Stephenson Dehhie Stringfellow Lee Sweat Bonnie Terlnant Maud Sponbcck Jody Stevens Karen Stringhani David Tanner Jerry Squires Rodrick Stinson Diane Strong Jeanne Tate Bruce Stankowski Jodie Stock Ann Sugiyama Glen Taylor Joan Steadman Gerald Stoker Pat Svedin Rex Taylor Kathy Terry E- 4.-AF Q ff x ,-W .Q af ' V? Illlfllilll' 'll-r1'y joy cc 14110111115 Xlilfurd 'I'l1o111un N, ,nv we MN , 'BA 'VX ,,,... .. , mf , : 15 is fi, 4, ' xy , ev' M 5 qv' i J i , . f - W,,..L I5 1 'b 5 A J: 1 A a. Li I wi 45 ,Qi 1' A -F , ' 3 mm S ' , I 'W Q ,. K , 1Q,V ,'?fi fr, ' ,f - Q qu V .sp f A3 N K wmv! .V 1 f - .. M :H i I f 4 rr' 3' ' 2, 75 3! nf d gy 5 Y: 1 Fl' 3 YT n ., ',.,, W5 .7 N mx A A . .L gf gb W R Q IS this 3 Sophomore? Only She knows the real truth S1,u1'i'y FIVFEOIIIQSOII cig1'l'I!i,lIlilimk1kLl Hjudy 'IFS' lfmmpisyglxllfllc-fpvl' , , - , - 1 um rn mmupsrm Lum mv ey urn-5' ' oy ,yn lil am cr vu of hu age and Identity' juditlx 'l'iug1c'y Hlmmlu VIXICII Klux X'7Qlll'fiO Pm-dro Vim Ilorssvn Yig-ki'1'itmus Eva 'l'r11iiHo Klum YdIllll'1'N4'llt lslllllk Yun Krmwn Eileen Todd Kc-ut Yluflllllilll Xvk'I'UIliL'li Yam de Yvldc Cary Yun Pnttvn Philip Todd Elizabvtln Tsosic jack Van Ekclcnlmurg Lucy Vim Uitvrt 84 l l .VJ , . l V ki bv.. T l 4 ? e3'A'if'Q ,Q K l ' Xi . Q, HF In -Q Q' zzz Q A 0 :Q we l 4. e LQ, ..J..- L 5 -- K, ,.,.. A V il V. V , Z 'kyvgf . 'V i M rx ,fx g ??'lt Qx Y Paul Vaughn Michael Versluis Neal Vilcluncl Bob Visser slary Anne Volkert Jeanne Vranes ,,f A ,-, Q ,pa An. ,V fr A. f ,if -. I i .',k.' A, , A,-. , b 3 QA i f ill Norma XVafer Nancy Wlalsh Steven XVarcl Sheila XVarner Rex XVarniek Donald XVarren 'VN -4- ' 1? Li l ,, Q , 1,1 . ,' 'E Q . , V li A, uf. by lie' l . if ,jfgifv E - he . gf, ? W 5 1 S 4 av 'ga' 4 3 ,,'k 2 V7 Nliehelle XVaters Dennis NVathen Carol XVeber Craig XVest Dianne VVhiteloek 'si N., Rf 13' I , Pi VSV ,, ,WY '-avi' , sg vw fn ,AW ,I ,A . . .. , I s p v Au Larry Xlhittaker Paul VVightman Ann Xlilcler David YVilkins Lynda VVilkinsou Sue XVhitt Carolyn XVilliams Effie!! ,af 'N 'f Vai? MH' Richard XYilliams Robert XVilliams Steve YVillia1ns Patti XVllllklIllSOD Darrell NVils0n Keith XYinward 1 Eugene XYirtlilin Martha YViswell jarrard XVofHnden Betty XVoocls Mary XVoychoWski Susan XVright Garry Young Cay Zarboek Linda Zupo 85 i vi roads give pleted mile to mg. Each erting much to his THE UST students These out to find experi- effort, per- along the don't just is com- the extra outstand- of ex- contributing alma mater. K ,L . we if 'es .F e dwg? 1 www: fm-Wm mmm gp 53? .v we he 'Q ov GIRLS' STATE Five girls packed their bags and boarded the bus for Girls' State. A week of pajania parades, all-night parties-as well as classes and nieet- ings-gave thein the opportunity to associate with inany girls and, at the saine time, to learn about our government. Elections were held, and Susan Fenn was elected to the office of Mayor. South was repre- sented well, and all the delegates participated actively. BOYS' TOO! Our dignified representatives to Boys, State found time between Classes to have water fights and eat ice cream cones from the Creamery. Steve Blifllin, who was elected Cov- ernor of Boysl State, still found time for pillow fights and jam sessions. Howard Ashby and Paul Eddington were mayors, and the other boys also held oflices and proved their true Southern spirit and friendliness. fblllgili' W i ' H?-M. ' f Fred Riclicda Marilyn Downs Susan Ilcmmingseln Sylvia jackson Linda Bailey Kathy Carling Annette Bowman Philip Starr .Indy Owen HCDNCRS AT ENTRANCE Nancy Foster Allen Owens George Van Komen Christine Schmidt Kathy XVoolf Linda Booth The top 3 per cent of the graduating class of 1962 earned Honors at Entrance, a scholarship which is highly esteemed by all and difficult to achieve. These stu- arc to be heartily congratulated for their achievements particularly since it was necessary this year to have a 3.909 aver- age for eligibility. This scholarship is awarded by the University of Utah and offers a stipend of S50 each quarter for the freshman year. This award symbol- izes the lirst stepping-stone toward col- lege life which will lead eventually to respectable and profitable careers. This group of fifteen scholars represents not only the best at South High, but the best in the city, the state, and the nation. This accelerated space age holds much in store for our students as leaders of tomorrow. FRIENDS around the world have the opportunity to participate in school activities. Two foreign students have come to live with two American families. Asmir and Mar- grit have become a functional part of South and friends to all. l POW-WOW! Indian Exchange was an experience these students shall never forget. The unique bowling games will always be remembered. Itis such fun to set up your own pins! The Cubs participated in rousing games of basketball, went swimming, and eagerly awaited chow timel During their stay they found the Indians to be truly genuine and likeable people. c .fa -'Wa,if3,,! A , K? i ? S-vt 'YZTZ7' S 'G we ss?-. 2i Anna Anderson Corrie Barendregt Linda K. Brown Marilyn Downs Nancy Foster Linda Bailey Linda Brown Elizabeth Dean jo Anne Ehlert Susan Hemmingsen STUDENTS' .K .-Q, Qt -- fell ,I john Holmes Marta Johnson Kathy Huber Gregg johnson Paul Johansen Tonya Kemp Shauna Kruns Myreen Loveless Margaret Mulouf S Q4 r . kv f ,gs 1 it i si 4 B f ' V. i l' -Q-3, KL R W i f X' My Yi A rf! M 2 is itii 'if , Carol Mansell Kay Mortensen Kathy McClure Leon Neilson Susan Moflat Russell Newren Janice Nielson Miriam Onhouse mi Janice Owens John Pratt Madalene Oliver Judy Owen Laurel Peck Fred Richeda To whom does the studentbody look for their leaders? The students who have high scholastic averages are nat- urally the ones selected. YVhich students are offered op- portunities to represent their school? Again we Hnd itls the students who have the higher grades. Nights of home- work and studying, intent listening in classes, and exem- plary citizenship are signs of a straight HA student. The rewards of hard work are illustrated by this group of young men and women who have exerted the extra effort required to receive their straight Av reports. These- the conscientious workers - will become the leaders of a school and also the leaders of society. Gerhard Buf Loraine Smith Marilynne Todd Diane Vinson Christine Schmidt Philip Starr Martin Vander Veur Melanie Whipple Sandra Schmidt Joyce Taylor George Van Komen Kathy Woolf 'Aa Marilyn Downs Editor Zi, . A scribbled piece of paper, an ink-spattered drawing board, and an overexposed negative are evidence that the Yearbook Staff is on the loose. Wleary photographers, brainwashed copy writers, discouraged typists, and worn-out artists are There is nothing more rewarding than working hard for a job well donef, The Yearbook Staff has combined its efforts to pre- sent a most outstanding yearbook to you, South High. I thank you for the opportunity I have had to serve my school in this position. XVhile it has proved to be a challenge to me, I have tried my best to help create a book especially for you. The Editor, Zia! common and show the long and tedious hours of work and worry that go with putting out a year- book. Out of this scrambled mess, however, comes a linished product which is cherished by all - the recorded memories of another year at South High. Nancy Foster Ed Goebel Art and Layout Manager Photography Manager Sylvia jackson Lynne Madron Literary Manager Business Manager Paul LaLonde, joan Neilson, Eudora Zarr, and james Harwood are capable sponsors who give assistance and moral support in times of diseouragement. Gwen Aupperle Richard Baum Literary Photography ' ls Q ,,, E' Sharon Billows Kathy Carling Ken Jones Diane Mason Kay Vaterlaus Literary Art Photography Art Art Dee Campbell Sheila Donaldson Dave Manookin jill Thiede Clair Vander Neut Art Photography Photography Literary Photography Is this how Mike Sanders, Bill Roach, Paul Vaughn, Rex Taylor, and Brent Oliver spend their time? Isn't it difficult playing poker with negatives? Sophs Work Too! we Eager but inexperienced sophomores joining the chaotic life of the yearbook staff are Merna Coates, Corrie Barendregt, Pat Bowden, Laurel Peck, Maud Spon- beck, and Claudia Koehler. If you are looking for hidden talents, just read the Highlights. In this magazine the creative thoughts of our Southerners are molded into in- triguing stories, essays, and poems. This com- pilation of the best literary efforts of talented Writers makes the reader envious of their rare gift of creativity. HIGHLIGHTS A. Fern Dalby Bobbin Clare Sponsor Editor Lisle Brown Art Editor Mike Buckley Business Editor Merna Coates Jolene Gentry Judy Jacobsen Joyce Swanger Literary Literary Associate Business Ed. Typist Kathy Dumas Betty Holt Donna Land Lois Young Associate Editor Literary Literary Associate Editor OUR NEXT ATTRACTION IS, and ELECTIONS TOMORROVV, are headlines used to catch the readeris eye and interest him in the news of school activities and spe- cial events which are forthcoming. KNOVV YOUR LEADERS, ETI- QUETTE EASE, and MESSAGE STILL EXISTS introduce articles of opinion on the Editorial Page. Poetry, cartoons, and a staff hox complete the page. EASY GOING, THE LATEST CRAZE, and TUR- KEY TALK coax the reader into fun. The Feature Page is spiced Sozzfh F with human interest stories, scores of names, and delightful fantasy. SOUTH ELEVEN READIES FOR FIRST BIG TEST and TALL SUC- CESS HOPED FOR SHORT REBEL SQUAD are articles that have recorded the years athletic ac- complishments. The Sports Page gives the reader the opportunity to relive the vivid moments of Victory and defeat. Put together, these pages make up our Scribe. XYho composes a galley sheet? XVho must meet the deadlines? XVho cracks the whip over their slaves? Linda Bailey Barbara Gehring Mercy johnson News Editor Exchange Editor Trihune Correspondent Lmda Booth Connie Brewster Susan Heminingsen Dave .Manookin . Aswu my Ldltor Associate Feature Desei et New s Photography Editor Page Editor Correspondent Judy 0'Ru11iun Carol Brey Rosalie Jensen Photography Editor Editorial Page Editor Business Manager l Z 6 miie These are some of the duties of the chief henchmen. They are hard workers who must he able to with- stand stress and strain, tolerate the smell of printcr's ink, have Ma nose for newsv and he understanding supervisors of their staffs. The overworked reporters are the ones who have to obey all the or- lders and fuliill the whims and dc- ,sires of their superiors, the editors. V r Not only do they have the tedious task of 'Kdigging up the newsf, hut they must struggle to meet a dead- line. 2 f? Ioyce Taylor Associate News Editor Marilynne Todd Feature Page Editor Cary Shepherd Associate Sports Editor Gordon Shepherd Sports Editor Philip Starr Reporter Owen Wood Reporter +9 L 54, wnr-. r, an if The new reporters, presuming to be experts, critically review the finished product. if Eifwf? J Learning how to count papers for distribution was one of the Hrst jobs assigned the new Scribe staff. uagtg Street james M. Barrieis Quality Street is a brilliant comedy of a Wartime love affair during the Napoleonic Era in Eng- land. The young man leaves his love to serve his country in the War. On his return ten years later, he Ends that the girl and he have both changed. The heroine attempts to bring her lover to his senses through drastic actions. There is a minimum of privacy in the lives of the people who live in this small provincial village. Its main thor- oughfare is Quality Streeti' where the action of the play is performed. iff: sd, Jifrw W Mr. LaLonde, director of Quality Street demon- The two maidenly sisters are shocked by the eraftiness strates the art of applying make-up to Connie Hickam, of the dashing Mr. Brown. student director. sy lf fy . Mrs. WVilloughby, Henrietta, and Fanny are horrified at the advances made by the Sergeant to Patti the maid. . X 'BF -infix .4 These children were taught by the matronly sisters of Quality Street. Susan carcsses the unfortunate Miss Phoebe as party-goers stand in bewilderment. Calamity .Iane rode, shot, and dressed like a man, but well as her cohorts. VVhen fate twisted her emotions, she thought .like a female. She barreled her way onto the and Wild Bill Hiekock Cher rival for superiority in Dead- South High stage and into the hearts of the audience as woodj joined forces romantically. Directors ,..,.,, ,.,,, A rmont XVillardsen 15.1 Ralph Gochnonr Scenery ...,.,,,.,,,. .,,,. P aul LaLonde Choreography ...,,., ,,,,,. L uann Gillette Calamity jane ,,,,.,.,i. Wild Bill llickock Sally Post Howard Ashby Lt. Danny Cilmartin .....,.,,,,,,. Hack Post Katie Brown .,,,, .. Henry Miller ., ,. Susan ,,....,.,,,,,v. Francis Fryer ..,,.i. Adelaide Adams ..,,,., Rattlesnake .,,,,, ...,. 'iDocv Pierce ..,,,, joe ,,,,.,...,.....,, Robert Cilmson ,, Lynda Rasmussen Karen Marchant Kurt Ruth Pat Kwant Blarilynnc Todd john Vilding Mary Andreason jcanctte XVelJh NVaync Christensen Dennis Burhidge Kennard Eltinge Prospector ,,,, .,,,,,,,.. S tcve Mifflin Buck ,,,,i.,.,,,,,..,, ,,.,,i S tcvc Burnside Accompanists .,,i .,.,.,,............ P hil Starr Janice Grcenhnrg Inside the Golden Carter, Doc, Millie, Rattlesnake, and some of the other Deadwood City galoots argue vocifer- ously while awaiting the arrival of a celebrated entertainer. 3 'fm .V if f fix I X H X. 0. X ir 4 X v nu 1 X2 ' l Yr-X ex Kofi 'H f clk? 'W 1 3 1 .M ,l',ff'l.', M -Li! M - I . ...ex Curious students TS. .if look to find the hidden beauty in art. Q.-va Had I accidentally wandered into an art museum? No, amidst the numerous displays, I saw another Southerner. Cautiously approaching him, I won- dered where we were. Then I remem- bered. This was not a museum but the main hall of South during its annual art exhibit. I thought I was in an ex- clusive furniture store when 1 saw the cedar chests, end tables, and lamp bases exhibited by the wood shops. The mechanical drawings on display seemed to be technically perfect as far as my untrained eye could see, The art work I viewed was an example of the techniques practiced by the art- ists of our school. The real talents of my fellow students were evident and satisfying. Art critics appear everywhere at the spring exhibit. . ...L H ' ' f No, Brent, the square tube does not go in the round hole. THE ART OF ARTS . Am KVA-x W In . ,UN A NM ,g , '-M., ww fsigfz, I . 'tw .I-F5 f .. r N ' .,e.,,,A A fi , K 5 1 , .qgg f y 5 by r A, ' . V .Y - ! ' ' 1 - .l - fa vi ' ,S ' ' ,. I '.: f, 'Tg' .Lgfkg'!'T Y xi f -uw NX- ' ' i IE r -r 1 , V4 2 ' L, 'L ya-F ' A' 'W' - 5 , 9, 5 , , , , , , I , '- 1 , ' 5175 4 - -.Jw sf gif' A ' A 'rffrr' .W A .i ' W 1 J Q A f 5 gy- rm, 'iT'f'Li'Q M. 1 ' Q 5-H552f ?:f if .af . ,.,. f l A ,- hx ' ' ' ' - ' I During the Spring Exhibit many of the products of the wood shops were on display. -.vi A xfff A Ma rr sz,- f .. rf '!'5,s1-4 -vw A up S , H - lk filvhwl iii' . ' ,w 45' - cl? L , ,ff L .Q fi 'Y Q 3 . V gg g m.?'?kt fs ,- li ' Q , fig .1 if 'Je xo.. ff 1 :Sf 5 2 ,fx i , ,i , it I 2. 42,4 , :AV f if '51 L ' lei X, b ?5 'f f ' 4 no . ' 2 fi . -4 of Lx u' fggfi 1 ,, ff. ii -uf I wt' if 5 y Ri I , 'Q , Q L VH. : X ,A If I S A J' is 'f ff? h I . 1: l A bolt of material can be transformed into a menag- erie of beautiful outfits by the talented young girls of the Homemaking De- partment. They combine their imagination, ingenu- ity, and industry to create outfits to make them look like charming sophisti- cates. A fashion show sets the stage for their debut as homemakers, as they model their creations at the Spring Exhibit. 1 sl v-iq Q!Q7f Cleverncss with hands, needle and thread, and sewing machine produces casual wear, sports clothes, and dressy attire exhibited at the Fash- ion Show. You would be smiling too if you had made these lovely spring creations. L' 1 - , . .L q 4 ' ' 7 A, , ' :if J? V, ,T I wg. I , 5 , 34?-, .. e , 5 J bw, ' 1 f. fx' Q! :L Q i 1 ifv 7 : 7 -if 5 az? , A. 4 I 5 ' Q f' 14- , fa-EW ' . ' W ,.,- i2QA , if ft it Qt .X ,L Q .3 fr t ,, tt e . f W3 W 1 W M... 'C PPELL CHOIR Director, Armont Willardsen Sopranos Tamara Arbon Gwen Aupperle Linda Bailey Athena Bizakis Linda Booth Valerie Brown Gloria Colianna Judy Craig Carolyn Dean Maxine Demke Kathy Dumas Kathy Duncombe Karen Heath Susan Hemmingsen Pat Kwant Gayle Lee Karen Marchant Gail Meese Myranda Meyer Carolyn Olsen Judy O'Rullian Ruth Pedersen Nancy Pratt Lynda Rasmussen Mary Ellen Scott Betty Shaffer Joyce Taylor Kathy XVolfe Linda Yeates Altos - Kathy Andrus Sharon Bleak Annette Bowman Kathy Carling Sharon Christopulos Valerie Dillingham Margrit Emmert Susan Fenn Nancy Foster Joan Griffin Sylvia Jackson Rosalie Jensen Janet Johnson Mercy Johnson Cheryl Kattar Myreen Loveless Nancy Lyons Lynne Madron Margaret Malouf Helen Moody Christine Morgan Judy Morris Madalene Oliver Judy Owen Marian Peck Sally Post Sydney Reed Donna Schipaanboord Christine Schmidt ak, 4,,,.a- 4 J A 1 I .-2 ' f . is t I ,V.l,., E ,,,.- . t Q I y ,T V, at s yy sg, 7 1 , A ue 4 ,. . 6 Q' I .. . s , . ,gy 4.4 t g , it as sl if , A E f Q. - Kathy Springer Klarilynne Todd Sue Tohinaka RuLynn NVatkins Janette XV ebb Melanie XVhipple Suzanne XVood Tenors Harold Altmen Howard Ashby Fred Bigllillll Donald Brown Steve Buehner Tom Bunker eg .5 Y., , W Mike Ellis Kent I. Fergeson Ari Ferro Steve Gardner Frank Kyriopoulis Kurt Ruth Gary Shepherd jeff Thompson Fred Vander Veur Grant VVolston Basses Bob Aoki Leo Briggs Gordon Bown 4. .4 E 'Q P F' A ., Q5 ' i A ,L gt. ,K , W Y TY: 1 k if Lisle Brown Roger Brown Tim Bueneman Wayne Christensen Rainer Dahl Kennard Eltinge Kent D. Fergeson Ed Goebel Ken jones Robert jones jan Larsen Dave Manookin Alma Mansell john McLane Steve Mifllin Russell Newren Roland N iebuhr Joe Olsen Ray Olson john Rasmussen Fred Richeda Rainer Schmidt jim Smith Phil Starr Udell Stones Peiter Vander Have Bill Vande Sluis George Van Komen George VVarr iw' an , K Y f f 5, L , .5 an wr A 36' , R, iixgffig .3 5, 3 ' ,z 9 .9 W' b ,'t. ygyls? 5 6-1 V' 'b A 'f wffL -fs V 2,1 33- ' 1 f A sf xx 7 ZW, m . 'gi V Q XX X Q 4' X nj 1Y-, In -i'i f' ' A1 ilfilfl K K ' A ni: K K A i ':i'h ,kg Q, f- , F gb Q , i, LJ l-M1-lCElC0HI h'icas si . . uucl the music played ouf' Our laaucls played nu througli our pep assciulvlivs uucl gaiuvs, The Swing Set playccl for all our sports cliuiccs. Thu lJI'C'llCSl1'Ll uplayccl min tlirough HSSCITI- lilics at crtlicr scliools, special pm- graius, aucl our scliuol iuusical. Yvs, tliv iustrumvutal music clcpart1uc'ut has hplayecl ou, to fill South with cul- ture tluiough tlwir iiNIusicul Xlacluussfl The Pep Band always suppoi ts and adds enthusiasm to tht games. ff, . CLUBS CEUBS, and HUBS The friendly Cub spun the Southern wheel into action and guided it on its appointed course. It revolved daily, mov- ing faster and more efliciently. The axis, representing the officers, was the hub of Southern life. The oflicers, with each revolution, instigated activities and en- countered many experiences along the road. Each spoke represented the organ- izations at South. The interests and tal- ents of Cubs were expressed through these groups. Appeal and purpose cov- ered a' Wild area, yet when combined together, they strengthened the outer rim. Lubricating the Wheel to make it turn smoothly was Southern enthusiasm. Once the Southern Wheel had made its first turn, it continued to whirl on and on. RE PRE SE TING Edna K. Pay Gary Shepherd Phil Starr Steve Burnside Linda Booth Mercy Johnson Lee S. Hammel Board of Control: Robert H. Blackhurst Fred Richeda Tim Bueneman Susan Fenn Marilyn Downs Linda Brown Kurt Ruth Nance Kohlert Clark NVood Ianice Creenburg Colleen Bagley Paul C. Burgoyne Mike Mower Mary Ann Volkert Susan Eddington YOU The Board of Control and House of Delegates govern the studentbody activities of South. Taking pride in the democracy of their school, the students participating in these governing bodies must make many important deci- sions which reflect the view of the entire student body. House of Delegates: Steve Gardner Sylvia Evans Dorothy Devitt Kathie Renshavv Leo Sotiriou Donna Schipaanhoord Cary Garfield Boh Aoki Elaine Butters NVayne Smith Paul Eddington XVayne Miller Vickie VVarnick Rosalie johnson Judy Daniels Charlette McCleery Mike Murphy Ken Caputo Kathy Springer Laurel YVoodland Cay Lynne Drury Kathy Huher Ralph Oliphant Vernon Lee Sweat Madalene Oliver Steven Record Margrit Ennnert Steve Leffler Mike jackstien jay Hoskins David Holz Kurt Ruth Kelly Jensen Frank Kyriopoulos john McLane janice Nielsen Lon Child Susan XVarner Lehi Mills Claudia Kohler Karen Heath john Barney Shauna VValker Van Der VVouden Sue Tohinaka Kathy Bretz Bill Lnker Hack Post john Anderson Fred Vander Veur Colleen Bagley janet Hollen Becky Bird Pat Peel Mike McCafferty joan Crcenwood Dick NVilden Brent Sharp Dennis Burhidge Kathy Papworth Steve Mifflin Bill Carter Cordon Shepherd Bill Neheker Fridays are made more enjoyable through the efforts of, Left to Nebeker. Row Two: Karen Draper, Kathy McGraw, Margie Whar- Right, Row One: Mr. Zenger, Dennis Felix, Judy Jacobson, Bill ton. Row Three: Kay Mortensen, jacki Leonard, our assemblies Committee. STAGE EXPERTS If you need a platform built, or a microphone set up, call on, Left to Right, Row One: Garry johnson, john Pappas, Terry Reed, john St. Clair, Dale Butterfield. Row Two: Eddie EL-krnan, Roydon Olson, or Blain Cox. -. i an x V jf .4 , rl 1 ll, l I .-Vi, r Yi y UN r Q UNSEEN helpers sneak about dim shadowy rooms and through the halls of South during first period. They arent secret spies, but the members of the audio-visual class. Also behind the scenes, the bulletin board staff faithfully hangs the little let- ters to post profound thoughts, birthday greet- ings, and coming events. HE Lpin others while they help themselvesg the student assistants in the offices and the library of South are increasing their knowledge of clerical and filing work While performing a service for the school. Diligently Bling and making out long- hoped-for pink slips are South's future secre- taries, now being trained in the oflice. South- erners enjoy spending their lunch hour in the library hunting for a romantic novel which has been carefully misplaced in a corner of the fine arts. Need a book on the French Revolution? Look in the science section for it. Heroines of the day are the libraryls student assistants. .. 1 A - S I , L' xx X, r Ns 's :af- Capt. Murk C. Rhoads S.F.C, Robert C. Cregory S.F.C. Marvin L. Barrick Sgt. Carl E. Forshcrg Prof. of Mil. Science Asst. Prof of Mil. Science Instructor Instructor Sult Lake jr. R.O.T.C. South High School . CfLt. Col. Kurt Ruth CfCapt. Rohert Burton CfCapt. Dun Mix CfCz1pt. C. Salihury Cflst. Lt. Bob Nebelcer Cflst. Lt. Court VVuld0 C!Maj. David Knutti C!Capt. Douglas Fisher C!Cupt. M. Montoya Cflst. Lt. Brent Briggs Cflst. Lt. Curl Pulmcr Cf2nd Lt. R. Aoyama CfMuj. Todd XVilde CfCz1pt. jay Hunger CfCupt. I. Rasmussen Cflst. Lt. joe Gutierrez Cflst. Lt. C. Vander Neut Cf2nd. Lt. L. XVilcock It takes two to hit the bull's eye? R. C. CADETS AH-TENN-SHUNN! This sound is a familiar echo around South High. Patriotism has been promoted this year by our R.O.T.C. who have added much by posting the colors at games and also raising the Hag for our school. These young men are preparing to- day for tomorrowis armies by learning the funda- mentals of combat, rifles, drilling, and military courtesies. Our Reserved Officers, Training Corps made an invaluable contribution to our school and community by teaching group cooperation. -V 5 fx Why is the sport of ping pong included in the curriculum of the R.O.T.C.? Could it be for coordination purposes? fu! wqmm .LV , s ..af 'u ., . ib4:: J 3 Q 5. 'Ili M.. Susan Hemlningsen President an Forming the NYM for yietory are Nlariirit Einmert, Beverly Halter, Connie Deinnian, Suzanne XYootl, Kay Yaterlans, Karen Denike, Carol Brey, Kathy Bretz, Yalerie Dillingham, Connie Flanclro, Barhara Bosworth, Annette Bowman anrl Sharon Billows. Drum- iners include jim Stallsinith, llancly But-lmiiller, Haven Barlow, antl Larry Sisineros. Linda Bailey Susan Fenn Vice President Secretary Donna Schipaanboord Joyce Taylor Second Vice President Treasurer '-H ese elatetl eheerers are Left to Right, Row One: Diane MeDaniels, Kathy Ilnher, janet Hollen, Shanna Xl'all4er ason, -laniee ci1'L'K'lll5lll'jl, jaelxi Leonard, Linda NV-ir, anal Kathy Marley. Row Three: Clauclia lnglet, Pegg nal Cheryl Kattar. Row Two: Cheryl Simpson, lilaine Xlileox, Kathy NleClnre, Laurel NYootllantl, Diane wilbiti, and Aileen Hales. i .A W num.. 1 -:EM EE. . L? Denise Blclntire Sponsor WSW Pat Royall Historian Linda Booth Drill Mistress Dorothy Devitt Drill Mistress ..,..... .i..,. -Q--+- ....L.......... ...L-. Enjoying the football game are, Left to Right, Row One: Cheryl Simpson, Pat Royall, Blargurite Van Der YVouden, Melanie YYhipple. Row Two: Jill Theide, Sue Tohinaka, Raelynn Syines, Jessie Sanchez, and Judy Taul. '-L-. DCCOTQHHS f0f the PGP Club dance HFC, Ellen BCSSG, Socializing at 21 tea are, Carolyn Olsen, ReNae Petersen, Kay Mortensen, Judy Sylvia Jackson, Marilyn Downs, Marceline Williams, Morris, and Cheryl Nordfgrg, Nancy Foster, DeAnn Gibbons, Linda K. Brown, Susan Comoll, and Connie Flandro. Southern Eelles Marching proudly are, Mercy Johnson, Trudy XVl1iting, Nancy Pratt and Rebecca Giles, ian! 4 ' Christine Morgan, Karen Raby, Sheila Donaldson, RuLynn XVatkins, and Kathy Springer salute South High. 0 lx. A A c K The ciptains of the stalwart helmsmen are Owen XX ood YVayne Christensen, Leo Sotiriou, and Stuc Xlifflin. They lend this rnotly crew in their strwices to South. At games they are there to sc its On leave from duty, they further their soci 11 life by associating with the girls of Social Ar s. , X 1 steer the passengers of the Southern Ship to their x l- 1 e -g t OCIAL RT XVould you like to know how to order from a French menu? Do you feel your social etiquette at a formal dinner is a little rough? The Social Arts Club aids you in these problems and also helps you gain a knowledge of all social charms so that you will be a poised and dignified lady when you make your dchut into society. ln charge of all parties are the officers Kathy Car- ling, Margaret Blalouf, Kathy Springer, Claudia Inglet, Terry Treu and Shauna NValker. Yer T.. '11 I .Mm .4 1 i '50 if .-f., 2,,,4g'ih. . A M A , 4 32033193 C633 SQCQDSS 'TORT ,-.jf f .. , fl, l LN D0 you remember the Transfusion Twist? This sports dance was but one of the many activities that our Red Cross Coun- cil sponsored during, the past year. Through visits to rest homes, making Christmas cookies, and sending an in- formative album to foreign countries, the Red Cross has made a worthy con- tribution to the community. 1 3 N .f T X ,' , f'I .335 SD 33 RXVZJ HCCJ -'ii QICQDLQLK Color on the paper not the tableln KTeacher, why is the sky blue?,' XVhat trials and trib- ulations does a teacher encounter every day? The situations are varied, numerous, and challenging. By having the opportunity to work with the students in an actual class- room, the Future Teachers Club learn the level of teaching for which they are suited. The officers are Marian Peck, Judy Warr, and john Telford. S. O. S.l Is this a distress signal being sent out by a ship? No, these letters stand for Service of Southf the organ- ization of girls willing to serve. The clothing drive, led by the oflicers, Marsha Tilt, Margie Wharton, and Ubah Heddleston was a success. I fi-fy., A55-if ,uf V 554 1 dna li f V irriwv H1.l!ON r Learning more about the UN. organization arc, Left to Right, Row One: Asinir Agues, Mzirgrit Ennncrt, Syclni-y liccfl, Frank Kyrioponlos, Bctty Holt, Christine Sclnnidt, RnLynn XVzitkins, Linclaz K. Brown, und juriicv Yuno. Row Two: Kent D. Fcrgvson, Lisle Brown, Hugo Conzailais, Siegfried juchniiinn, Marc Allrccl, and joan CrilHn. RESO that everyone participating in the debate activities of South High be energetic, en- thusiastic, have an interest in research, and be an ardent and persuasive speaker. This year the members of the debate squad of LVED : South have gained recognition for the school. By scoring decisive victories at Lehi, Davis, Ben Lomond, and Ogden, they built a reputation for themselves as being some of the top debuters in the state. PE G of clubs, have you noticed a new pin on many of the girls at South this year? These little golden notes are the insignia of the Symphony Sub Delis. This new organi- zation is helping to promote interest in the Utah Symphony Orchestra. Leading these young sophisticates are Carolyn Olsen, Janice Greenberg, and Barbara Coulam. C C was in ten minutes. YVhere was the star? Why hadnit the scenery been arranged? NVho had the smelling salts? The director had fainted! VVas this mass mayhem? No, it was our talented dramaties club preparing their performance of the year. The officers are Christine Morgan, Bill Barkley, and Diane Malone. LATI Latin, the dead language, has had a rebirth in the halls of South. This has been accomplished through the efforts of john McLane, Neil Vos, Laurie Hayes, and Linda XVilkinson, the offi- cers of the Latin Club. S S ANULA Hable Ud. Espanol? If so, this is the club for you. The members of the Spanish Club this year have been led by Ken Eltinge, Larry Sisneros, Suzanne XVood and Bob Aoki. .lv lf FRANCAIS kk Do you like table legs in your onion soup? Have you ever tasted pommes frites? Many strange things happen, and new and exciting foods are tasted at French Club parties. If you Want to participate in some hilarious fun, join the French Club whose officers are Ken jones, Linda Bailey, and jackie Leonard. fl , -,v, A , A.. k. , , . - 5x ' !afjf,lgf'a, 4, , 'i2'fs-Jw ii me f 'iw Dressed in jeans, these sharp shooters aim to hit a bullis eye every time. Ready, aim, firef and these girls are on their way to learning the fundamentals of good marks- manship. The ahle leaders of this club are Karen Heath and Deanna Durfee. CHECK A king, a queen, and a knight are not characters from a Shakespear- ean play, but the chessman that move from square to square. Head- ing the chess players are Rohbin a 'f Clare, Bill Roach, and Ralph Davis. 'Q R T Jaap Q r f I it SKATING IS FUN! Can you scratch a figure eight, demon- strate a sou-cow, or perform a camel spin on ice? The Ice Skating Club, whose President is Sherry Close, knows it takes practice to become a professional on the silver bladesg but practice makes perfect. -l . ff , ff 1 J 455 : fi K fl. ftp lg Splash! Save me! lim drowning! My, what strong arms you have! My Hero! Old fashioned melo- drama? No, just some of the excitement shared by the members of the Swimming Club. These adopted members of the fish family are led by Steve Mifflin, Rainer Dahl, and Kathy Woolf. 4' ,,....L .. 1' s ROAD T0 SUCCESS Millionaires of tomorrow, executives, and business ty- eoons are being trained today through the junior Achieve- ment program that is sponsored by several leading busi- ness organizations in our city. ' STRIKE ! Crash! Oli noi a split! llve got a turlxeyl ls this a scene from the Civil YYar'? Could we be in an iee cream parlor or is it the First Tlranksgiving? Xllien you understand that strike, split, and turkey are all bowling terms, it is easily seen that this is a meeting of the Bowling Club lcd by Roger Brown, Tim Bueneman. and Rosalie Alensen. Q O Drive a'FeIy! the life you save may be minef, and lf you drive don't drink, if you drink donlt drivef are just examples of the slogans displayed by the safety council to help South keep her outstanding safety record throughout the year. ,grunt I 1 1 E' it STRIVI An empty seat, a tattered pom-pom, and a Crelessly tossed candy Wrapper are the material rema' s of an athletic exhibition. The cheering crowds have gone, but the memory of the skilled and high-spirited teams linger with each Southerner. lt was on gridiron, hardwood, mat, diamond, track, and court that these loyal Cubs displayed their strength. Sportsmanship, quick thinking, when and how to call the plays, and speed are some of the essentials which account for making a fighting team. Cheering them on was the student bodyg through victory and defeat, they followed them. These men of action were working for South and were continually striving to bring her fame. ' 4? fy p we ,iw 'siax-ff mf' 0, e get .J .W W f-NK Hey get that cow off the fieldlv Dale Simons, Varsity Coach The iirst kick-off began a new sea- son - that meant football. The crisp fall air tingled with the excited cheers of an elated student body. Many hours of summer practice and after school workouts had primed Bill Dudley, Clyde Smith, Bill Knibbe, Moroni Schwab, our football coaches are obviously not discussing the foolball season. the team for a great season. All decked out in their lettered jerseys and helmets they met the test. Bat- tling against the forces of rival opponents they pushed down the Held and exerted their best efforts for South. FOOTBALL 74 Q ,J x. l ff QUJ A f I ' ' I , wr, - Q A 1 :. V ,Q f V 1 -.-J . X so Scores South 13 ...... ............... G ranite 20 South 6 ....... ,...... O lympus 0 South 7 ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, E ast 10 South 0 ....... ....... H ighland 21 South 7 ...... ........ W Vest 35 if I N L S, c Flick N115 ff - C , . F 5, ' 'ill kxc H ' 'Zvi ' is 5 My XYEFJ I O Au-. F -t V N r 4 ' 11 It C , , N- , ,,.: v X 'if 1 . 'A' f ' ' JKWLIL, df! gi .B i,, ...N i A rl l -i 'J ' I I iis 'lu rt 2- K' 4 bf I , 4 F oolo M If J ltul7'lLL it it ,. klf H J if k :K M 4 fx 4 W jlifl H 1. A Q., 1 Uk 'l., EN r F 2 k 1 iff? S - f Surf fLL ,IA x Richard Abelhouzen Stexfe Burnside Bill Dimick Bill Cehrke Dennis Hall john Anderson Bill Cfirter Alvin Ebert Mike Cold Frank Kyriopoulos Howard Ashhy Doug Diamond Mike Ellis XVallace Gray Clyde Latta . M . V In ,V S i 53 i , ,E , ,L , ,, W ' 9 J 5 i f in 4 ' fed i ' V l A Roland Marshall Ken Mayne , ' '1-- si - 5' in x A-jk f f 1, is -. WF. 5 , E f Mike Mitchell Bill Nebeker f -A ,.1zzsfs.:g53g, - ' A',ff wifi: is tsii er Q fr A, ,.,, Russell Newren Frank Parry J.. xp 5z v Vi L i s Aww Fred Richeda Jack Spainhower 44 ,. if so ' ,vw-5. jim Stallsmith Bruce Takeno Dave Strong Clark Wood 69 if 4'f.nf .V 4,41 , F 'gr SF S ' 5 , 'W 1 QQ Q.,,s Ivy? 1 'fer' ww ' tk , 'X I Q- , if Q-' QQ 'iss 'fm'-Q mv A MF ew' lllil Q -Bll.l fin-as The managers who encouraged the team are Bill Christensen, Mike Taylor, and and Terry Miller. Dennis Hall turns on the steam in an attempt to slash past three Highland defenders into an open field. The rush is on as Clyde Latta fades back and scans the Held for a possible receiver at the Highland Came. Clark Wood paves the way for Clyde Latta's sweeping end run H. -i I ll' 7 f Q A..- J H34 .-.-. -- N 0--new 'ilu A' C' ,. - , , 'L -SYM WI Left to Right, Row One: Frank Parry, Dennis Burhidge, Gail Steve Burnside, Clyde Latta, Bruce Takeno, Richard Tom- C-lass, Tom Cordova, Lanny Gall, Larry Aoki, Dennis Bawden, son, Nick Comarell, Coach Knibbe. Row Three: Terry Seiter, Paul Jones. Row Two: Dennis Hall, Mike Coleman, Dale Aste, Frank Fife, Clark XVood, Mike Gold, Dick XVilden, Doug Kunze, jeff Waters, Dave Wunderlich. -. f X l, a g 'x,Q l J 3 t NJ ,L 'W X , LUKE Left to Right, Row One: Larry Carlock, Kay Davis, Rick Eofl, Ray Hansen, Cary Adams, Mike Mower, Lehi Mills, jack Gehrke, Craig Cole , Mike Burhidge. Row Two: Spencer Hind, Ron Crawford, Dick Braithwaite, jim Henderson, Steve Boll, Dee Allred, Mike Bogden, David Edmundson, Brent Piep, Aage Cicssing, Dave Tanner. Row Three: Lionel Heniniingscn, Cary Van Patten, Sain Rawson, Craig johnson, Bob Visser, john Gardner, james Monahan, james Clasker, Stan Thornton, Eddie Eckman, Steven Smith, Ernie Kinnear, Terry Dimick. 145 F , 1 -. : 1 X z t 1 X E 1 --wr' V i Q v xl Q ' ji Words of encouragement from Coach Discussing their team brings looks of satisfaction to the faces of Coach Knibbe - Come on fellowsg do your Long and Coach Simmons. bestli' ARSITY The basketball managers take time out from their busy schedule to dis- cuss the possibilities of taking State. ASKBTBALL Clear the ball off the boards - fast break - dribble - thunder fills the gym - a score for South! Bas- ketball - a great Southern tradition kept in- tact. The team and the coach displayed their class, their spirit, their desire to Win, and their sportsmanship in defeat. They brought a stu- l drive - pass under the basket - dent body roaring to its feet from the Hrsti game to the last. They brought honor and! respect to South High. Basketball, 1962 - a year to remember. Z? 3 J gi ii W 15? Qi L 9 491 row Dale Aste jim Burns Kent Cammack Tim Christensen Guard Guard Guard Forward 'Wm Frank Fife Cornell GriHeth David Herring Wayne Miller Roland Niebuhr Guard Forward Center Center Center Mike Gold Dennis Hall David Kelly Mike Nabrotsky Ken Sorensen Center Forward Forward Forward Guard SCORES South 55 ...,.,..,....,............,,.,.,.. Highland South 64 ,,... 7,..,.. O lympus South 65 ..... ..... G ranite South 58 ...v. ..,,.. Y Vest South 76 ..,... ..........,..,.. E ast South 68 .,..... ,....... H ighland South 56 ...... ,...,... O lympus South 58 ...... ..,.,.. C ranite South 66 ...... ....... W est South 47 ,......,.,...,..........,.....,,..........,. East State Tournament Games South 56 ,......................Y....t,.,.. Bountiful South 57 ..... ....... B ox Elder Spark plug Aste drives up and under for one of his patented lay-ups. 'lnunllf' 3 fin., Miha Nu.. 'H-Q H M, M M Wm Six-foot Wayne - tremendous leap - two points for South. Pass, shoot, or drive? - split second decisions in a split second game. X l , diy -'filf X ,f IG t ' 1 f .if ff ' 'a Left to Right, Row One: Dale Stagg, Richard Schafer, Steve Gilchrist, Richard Mieremet, Rolf Iohannessen, Richard Abel- houzen, Cary Herrmann, Mr. Hammel, Sponsor. Row Two: Mr. Herrmann, Sponsor, Mike Burbidgej Steve Harris, Dee Allred, Lee Sweat, David Edmonds. vestcr Row Two jay Downs Allen Francls Stephen Record jim Monihand Mix Nobel Leon Nielson, Eddie Eckman, Left to Right, Row One: Keith Kennedy, jack Gehrke, Spencer Hind, Craig Cole, Bob Syl- Dale Simons Coach Row One: Leo Sotiriou. Left to Right, Row Two: Dave Edmonds, jack Cehrke, Ken Ca- puto, Row Three: Fred Richeda, Roland Mar- shall, Spencer Hind, jim Peacock. Row Four: Dallas Farrimond, Mike Burbidge, Dick XVill- den, Gary Adams, Frank Fife, Clyde Latta Keith Kennedy. Row Five: Bob Sylvester Larry Sisneros, Lionel Hemmingsen, Nick Co marell. Row Six: Kent Cammack, jim Burns Richard Blaser. In F' ' BAS EBALL Take me out to the ball gamef, was the cry as baseball enthusiasts greeted spring with a vibrant spirit for the diamond sport. Vigorous practice led our team to outstanding mound and lielding performance. Bunts, singles, doubles, triples, and home runs marked our swinging nineis ability behind the plate. E -in J... 2. N- , .. Q, ,, .A M A- ' ' - ,' .- Y - Lgg, -Q , 5 ' . 1, , N if 2 ' M in ' .. W i 375.5 A inn We ' .t Q W- W ' 4 2 , , , MA. ' l - - . , . . - -, , ' et: gy ,, vn . - - 0 F i, ., . 'Q ,, N ,f , M! M N' , . . 2 s ' v , X , X - 5 If Q 1 1 -.,.f L 5 A N ,.. W. ,V -,Q 'K -V 5, ' V' f i-K V- -ef. , V- ' ' i 'n , ' H-za., , .V - - . ri. A 'g - t. if 1 ' ' 'rr' A W: ff . r ,. ,,,, ti, 31, 7 . . ' If A - . -M fs, fh- S ef ' v :RFQ-v.. 1 A , 95 - vb 5. . Nate Long Coach s Ql- SPRINTERS - Left to Right, Row One: Brent Smith, Charles Hawkins, Kay Israel, jim Elkins, Lehi Mills, Mike Morgan. Row Two: Philip Hartley, Ken Sorensen, Terry Dimick, John Barney, john Clift, XVallace Little. Row Three: Paul McKinley, Alvin Ebert, Dennis Bur- bidge, Steve Burnside, Clarke XVood, Richard Thygerson, Mike Mitchell, Wayne Miller. 154 L Alxfhv . Latim- 2 , . , 9 W- It is the track team, year in and year out, that has held the bright- est spot in South's athletic history. The masterful coaching of vener- able Nate Long has guided the Cub thin clads to five Class A Championships and four 2nd place finishes. The bulk of the trophies in our show case have been contrib- uted by the cinder sport, attesting to the success of past teams. This year, Nate has built another power- house with strength and balance in every event. As the Southerner goes to press, South is rated a strong contender to bring the cham- pionship home again. 2 i 2 2 E 5 -.. ',.a-'em ,. 1' 9 J' IUMPERS - Left to Right, Row One: Dee Allred, Bill Carter, Ken Farns- worth, Lynn Daw, Dave Tanner, Dale Ahlstrum, Kent Curtis, Simon Bronson. Not in picture: Doug Diamond, jack Spainhower, Terry Dimick, Kent Livsey, Dave Strong, Dennis Hall, Bill van de Sluis, Lehi Mills, Brent Piep. fr , -an 15 5 ----.,.,,.. :mise QA, ui M ' f f -1 ' fha -L,-rf ,lf is Si fi ,F f 1 ' HURDLERS - Left to Right, Row One: jim Anderson, jim Monahancl, Dee Allred, Steve Ball. Row Two: Lynn Hemmingway, Dennis Hall, Leon Nielson, Bill van de Sluis, Dave Herring. 1 1 Left to Right, Row One: XVade Jones, David Rem- ington. Row Two: David Kwant, David Tanner, Bobbin Clare, Glen Stott, jim Cianello, Robert Miller, joe Olsen, Dale Stagg, Bill Carter, Gail Glass, Mike Mower, jim Hendersen, Lynn Hoppy, Dick Braithwaite. YVEICHTNIEN - Left to Right, Row One: Dennis Bawden, Frank Parry, Rich Eofl. Row Two: Dennis Bur- bidge, Gene Camp, Mike Cold, John Anderson, Mike Ellis, Ken Mayne. Row Three: Brent Piep, Don Carter, Dave Burt, John Gardner, Bill Dim- ick, Dave Strong. Left to Right, Row One: Ken Nelson, Lehi Mills, Bob Kooyman, Robert Miller, Marv Shewell, Kent Livsey, Cary Bishop, Charles Hawkins, Steve Gardner, Frank Draper. Row Two: Ralph Reese, Couch, Russ Newren, Frank Kyriopoulos, Tom Cordova, Brent Bice, Larry Aoki, Steve Miiilin, Terry Dimiek, Diek Urry, Frank Parry, Bob Aoki, Richard O,Neul, Bob Ith, Paul jones. Row Three: Kay Davis, Larry Clarloek, liieluird Bluser, Jerome DeXVaul, Darrell jalnes, Dennis Bowden. Absent: Doug Kunze, Ken Eltinge. WRE TLI Pin that manly, Give him the headloek or the flying drop kickin 'cLook outl he's trying the body slamf, These were only a few of the eries that were echoed throughout the gym by enthusiustie supporters of Southis wrestling team. The boys must have heeded these helpful hints as they twisted legs and arms to bring honor to South by sending two of the grapplers to the state tourney. QCE Adding international intrigue to the sports cur- riculum at our school is the game of soccer. This game requires extreme agility, skill, and good judgment on the part of every player. Our soc- cer team has done much to merit the praise of all Southemers. 1 Left to Right, Row One: Ken Kaford, Ole Pedersen, Asmir Agoes, Peter Brandl, Dennis Van Garvin, Larry Covington. Row Two: johnny Thomas, Harro Van Leeuwen, jefl Larsen, Kay Israel, Dave Holtz, Harold Altman, Peter Wouden, Bob Nebeker, Siegfried Jachmann, Benny Slock. us Ad herev - duce - ad therev - 'Kducev - ad here - ugamef' I wonl The jargon of tennis has a quality of its own. Love has its place on the courts but won't bring you a winning set. Enthusiastic shouts have lured many to the tennis courts ever since 1847, when the first courts were built in England. This sport has be- come popular with all ages, and Souther- ners are no ex- ceptions. The tennis team, by their agility, perfected fore- hands, and skil- led backhands, the lasting spirit of this game. have displayed Q,- ., ,.,- ,af . W I QL f' C7-v A, 1-mn-v--.........,,,. Left to Right, Row One: Glen Taylor, Gaylen Bunker, Frank Cutler, john Michaels. Row Two: Mr. Hammel, Dwight Marchant, Steve Gilchrist, Tom Bunker, Dean Bingham. ff ,, 1 5 I W, . I W -. , 257 v , F W 4 'M fy 1 X if ,vi , 2 1,1 in W2 71+ ' b , as .. f' X1 in if W Q as , X 2' N-fill 24.61 Q , ,A Q fin.. ' 1 'K ,. 1 , 1 ' 3 4 g , QVQ- R, .WP Q X, L ,Q ,g '23, A , 2' . .V uf:-W4 , A ,4 , 2,: A 4, ' w ,Q 176 My 5 vi V' 7 , 4 ! -Q, 4 m , 2 iss A V53 ...ANDW Allll 0 IIN' XVe cultivated the art of having fun and making other Cubs laugh. XVe chose our favorite candidate, en- couraged him, and worked for him to the end. We scratched to the bottom of the barrel for scheming ideas to pan money during the Cold Rush. XVe will always remember the transformation of the plain, drab gym into a wonderland of gaiety and loveliness where happy couples dreamily danced the evening away. The girls entertained their dads and tried to teach them the Twist', at the Fathers and Daughters night. The boys escorted their Moms on an enjoyable night outf, XVe roared at the hilarious antics of our fellow students on assemblies, yet we absorbed the meaning of the patriotic assembly The year progressed with jovial parties, highlighted when we joined our friends on the gay midway at Lagoon for a day of thrills and excitement. Then, with curiosity we opened our year- books to see what surprises would delight us. The year came to a close and we graduated with a tearful eye, remembering the past three years and looking to the future with a smile. Yes! Nl e did have fun! 'Wm 'E 553239, 1 S . 1 5' V :., . r X ww ETTI G TO KNOW ,Z Everyone remembers the cum- paigns. There were posters to paint, parties to attend, new friends to meet, plus a president to elect. Dur- ing election Week, our Southern Plantation was changed into an art gallery. Tension mounted, votes were cast und talliedg then Came our president to lead us, Gary Shepherd. ALUMS The knowledge the ulums had gained, the lessons they had learned und the fun they had shared within Southps walls lured them hack on Alumni Day, South eagerly wel- comed hack those who had tread her halls in past years and who stood behind her in defeat. 'G By lunch time on Alumni Day many Would ben sophomores were ready for their naps. T E CAMPAIG i i ,X l , K Wrt, 'GX I full 1 ' i 4 f ff f CL f 14 5,1 l 3 y +c40'xsJ: 'lx rr of-fb!'HftR19 Sill Ylshl I . 0 c 193 I V Which slogan Won your vote? 4'-1, if fi 8 plli' SOUR? 34 LPN' l Sfilewi. Ee 8!il7'l3fW:7 ' ff ,In will LED B , rnnnli' 2 4 ,ffl 0 t g 4 W hwflf leg i 2 5 J H ix ,X A Q2 .rw 165 mr' A 17,1 ...J V V ru X 4- What kind of strategy is Bartender Bill using on this Southerner? IQML 60211 The junior Class tried to entice hungry spectators into buying their wares. I The cold of wintcr was transformed into a romantic and lieart-warining XYintcr lntcrluclen at the Planta- tion Ball. Snowballs and snowfiakcs, along with abstract pine trees, made thc room tingle with the crispness of thc scasong yet, thc warm and true South- ern friendliness was in abundance at the Ball. I, if P453 - ! The mothers of South High girls received a refreshing change of pace when they attended a tea given in their honor. my nf rfam . bf E . I These swinging fathers show their daughters that they are 'ghepv to the current craze. '7' 'A ,V :Q Ve, Would you rather go out with her than m MOMZ' N 6llT 0117 n'- E 1 A t , ,pm-Jw Clituitilly? ls it ll perfume, luulilulc lmtli, or 11 new shade of lipstick? No. It was tlie dcliglitful and cnc-liunting Girls, Dance. Vuricd Colors of pink added ii feminine touch to the gala affair. Girls cntliusiastically asked tlic' uPrincc Charming of their dreams to be their escort for tlie evening. Q 2 3 1 , t ,E f 9 S Q lf :fig W if I could have danced all nightn seemed to be the shared feelings of many who Went to this year's Spring Formal. KQFVCV1 ' M51 The swirl of pastel formals, a dreamy orchestra, and an intriguing abstract set- ting placed in the South High Gymna- sium produced pleasing results at the Spring Formal. Decorating for a dance is hard work, but the results are Well worth the effort. Donit look now, Marilee, but you have a run. TWT All I Want for Christmas is my two front teeth Does this old disease hother you? You need suffer no longer, for within the halls of South a cure has been found. This medicine eoines in various forms and un- der different names. Accompanying it you will find headaches, time-consuming ac- tivities, and also fun and enjoyment added to your school life. This new Won- der drug is an assembly. XVhen taken as prescribed hy the different organizations in charge, a cure for stage fright is guar- anteed. Weir What has America done to our foreign exchange student? 1, , Is john VVilding always this remorseful at funerals? nth. Is this the German delegation to the Model U.N.? R.- .4 V , 6 az. ,Z S 1 Q 1' in 1 Fm .hx XVhere's the suntan lotion? Has any- one seen my sunglasses? YVhere is my boyfriend? These remarks were not unusual when South Highis stu- dentbody dispersed from routine schoolwork to hold class at Lagoon. The laughter heard from the fun- house and the shrill screams from the roller coaster were noisy evi- dence to prove that it was a won- derful day for South at Lagoon. Such determination! and all for a safety flag? LAGUUN 1 l I 9. any iw- 'Uh-Q.. S ,e- 2 y ff xM 51 5 5, -3? Deliberation! Examination! Exclamation! SUUTHERNER 9' Events of the year are relived on Yearbook Day. ii A ,kj -' .Nik QSM., QM sb ,Q- ' J,- We E 2? 'Q F K ,L Sf! A M, nz , Riffs E E 5 E 4 E S 5 M F5 S 2 .1 5 5 ei 'fp ax Q 44 5 S s F , fa 4 3 V E . 5 P1 ,, 1 S sf is 51 41 11 'fi 'ii fs X, I' .,,, 1w...,,.w .,,,w,.m...,. M Xk., ...., A ,,,V .M x.,.,.,-,.,-.,. ,. .. ,. - N A.-,.....,..m. . V Q 53 QQQWB x 4 V , Q -ILA I I-I v IG- of n 4 LL z 1 . is, n 5 auwaf I so bright Q52 Wh. t though the radiance which was once a Be now for ever taken from my sight, Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower, 1 We will grieve not, rather End Strength in what remains behind, In the primal sympathy Which having been must ever beg , In the soothing thoughts that spring Out of human suffering, In the faith that looks through death, In years that bringthe philosophic mind. a - William Wordsworth Reuel Derrick, Custodian Newell C. Remington, Teacher johnny Hallam, Sophomore -M -W f::11T3T-gp, 1 V 5-2 ,Laugh -1--A.,,,,' v I 3, V I ' 'ri-Q.. .. K I -Illuu...,: ., rm . ' , Vf,m,, . E r ' '3l2:1+-4., I ' ' 'L M r-N 'V 'mi f Y 15 , M I 'M-,.,,, 7 r..,c,mum 5 5 f-A , 51 u 9 y . if ii 9 , a . f 5 5 f 5 5 1 5' 7 I 1 . 4 f v a 1 7, F v f 7 WWWMW H ' ff naw 3 , Senior A Abelhouzen, Richard Football Tennis Helmsmen Agoes, Asmir ...-..- Foreign Exchange Model U,N. German Club Ice Skating Club Helmsmen Albiston, Jodie Altman, Harold ..... R.O.T.C. Soccer A'Cappella School Opera German Club Anderson Ivadel ...-. Spanish Club Future Teachers Club Bowling Club Anderson, John ..... .... - ......- House of Delegates Football Track Anderson, Karen ....... .... .. ...33 Office Staff Red Cross Anderson, Noel ....... Track Wrestling Andrew, Linda Andrus, Kathie ...- A'Cappella School Opera Latin Club Swimming Club S.O.S. Aoki, Bob ...- ...,..... Indian Exchange House of Delegates Football Soccer Tennis Wrestling A'Cappella Spanish Club Ski Club Ice Skating Club Helmsmen Aoyagi, Eddie ...- R.O.T.C. Model U.N. Helmsmen Swimming Club Arbon, Tamara ........... House of Delegates Bulletin Board A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir Ashby, Howard Football Track A'Cappe1la School Opera Boys' State Bel Canto Choir French Club Helmsmen Red Cross Aste, Ronnie ..... Basketball Bowling Club Aubrey, Alan French Club Aupperle, Gwen .... .....33 Yearbook A'Cappella School Opera Cheerleader Pep Club French Club Ski Club Social Arts S.O.S. B Bailey, Linda ......... - .... - .......... Honors at Entrance Scribe A'Cappella Debate School Opera Pep Club French Club Social Arts YU Teens Baker, Beverly ............. ......... 3 3 Library Assistant Pep Club Social Arts Balderas, Dan ....,........... ....... Indian Exchange Helmsman Barlow, Haven ...... Band Pep Band Spanish Club Barr, Pat ...- .... French Club Swimming Club Barrett, Michael Stage Crew Bateman, Robert ...... .- .... Bates, Barbara ....., Bauer, Maxine ...-. Beal, Eunice Bowling Club Bee, David ...-....-. Behunin, Paul ...,.. Spanish Club Swimming Club Besse, Ellen ............ Band School Play Pep Club Latin Club Social Arts . S.O.S. Dramatics Club Bigham, Fred ........ A'Cappella Bel Canto Choir German Club Bills, William ......,... Bingham, Dean ......... ... ..... , House of Delegates French Club Ski Club Red Cross Bizakis, Athena .... A'Cappella School Play School Opera French Club Red Cross Dramatics Club Black, Bonnie Lee ...-. House of Delegates Blaser, Richard Wrestling Spanish Club Swimming Club Bleak, Sharon ..,.,. A'Cappella School Opera Latin Club Swimming Club S.O.S. Booth, Linda ........................... Studentbody Officer Indian Exchange House of Delegates Board of Control Honors at Entrance Scribe ' A'Cappella School Opera Dance Chairman Pep Club French Club Latin Club Social Arts S.O.S. Bosworth, Barbara .. - ..,. .. Debate Pep Club Forensics Club Dramatics Club Bowman, Annette , .... Honors at Entrance Library Assistant A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club French Club Social Arts Y Teens Bown, Gordon .... A'Cappella School Opera Helmsmen Brandl, Peter .......,. Soccer Brewster, Connie ...... House of Delegates Scribe French Club Social Arts Red Cross Brey, Carol ...... Scribe Pep Club S.O.S. I nde Briggs, Leo .,...,., A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Helmsmen Swimming Club Briles, Danny ............ .......,.. Brown, Donald .... ...... A,Cappella School Opera Helmsmen Brown, Linda ..........,,.... .,........ Board of Control Office Staff Library Assistant Scribe Debate Model U.N. Dance Chairman Pep Club Social Arts Brown, Linda K. .... ...,...... 34 Library Assistant Orchestra Model U.N. School Play School Opera Pep Club French Club Social Arts Bowling Club Y Teens Brown, Lisle .......... Brown, Roger ............ ....... .. .34 Indian Exchange A'Cappella School Opera Helmsmen Bowling Club Brown, Valerie ...c A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera French Club Latin Club Social Arts Bruner, Phillip ....... Buchanan, Linda ..,.,. ..,...... Library Assistant French Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Buck, John ,..,.......... Buehner, Steven ., .... ...... . .. A'Cappella Bueneman, Tim ..... Class OHicer Indian Exchange House of Delegates Board of Control A'Cappella School Opera German Club Helmsmen Red Cross Bowling Club Bunker, Tom G. ..,... ....,.., . Tennis A'Cappella Bel Canto Choir Skiing Club Burkett, Tommy ....,... ......... .3 5 Burns, Jim ............. -. .,... -...35 Basketball Baseball Butterfield, Dale .... ......... .3 5 Stage Crew Butters, Elaine ............................ 35 House of Delegates Social Arts C Caldwell, Io Ann ........ ......... Cammack, Kent ...... ......... Basketball Campbell, Dee .... Yearbook Football German Club Caputo, Ken ......... -. .... .,....,..... 3 5 House of Delegates Baseball Carling, Kathy . .,..................... . Honors at Entrance Yearbook A'Cappella School Opera Dance Chairman German Club Social Arts Carlson, Sally Ann Carn, Lois ......... .. .... ,... ......., -35 Carpenter, Bobbi . .,... . Ofhce Staff Carter, Bill ................... House of Delegates Ofhce Staff Football Track Ski Club Cash, Don ...........,... Casias, Toby ............. House of Delegates jr. Achievement Swimming Club Casper, Dennis ............. House of Delegates Bowling Club Cavazos, Dennis ....... Chavez, Bennie ..... Social Arts Y Teens Chipping, Andrew ..... Band Dance Band Pep Band French Club Christensen, Brent ..... R.O.T.C. Football Track Wrestling Orchestra Band Pep Band School Play School Opera German Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Christensen, Daryl .... Ski Club Christensen, Kathie .. Christensen, Tim ...... Basketball Baseball Band Dance Band Pep Band School Opera Helsmen Christensen, Wayne ,. House of Delegates Library Assistant Track Wrestling A'Cappella School Opera Cheerleader French Club German Club Ski Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Christopuolos, Sharon House of Delegates A,C3PDEll3 School Opera Clare, Robbin ........ Highlights Track Chess Club Red Cross Clark, Arthur Band Pep Band School Play Clark, Jim ...H .....,....,... Clements, Billy ....... -... Clements, Rose Marie Cliff, Dan ..... .............. ,,, Close, Sherrie ..., .... Oi-lice Staff Library Assistant Safety Council Ice Skating Club Social Arts S.O.S. Coffman, Linda ...... Colbert, Dave ...... Football Track Wrestling German Club Colianna, Gloria ........ A'Cappella School Opera French Club Ski Club Swimming Club S.O.S. Cooley, Arlene .............. Ice Skating Club Roller Skating Club Girls' Rifle Club Y Teens Coombs, Wesley ....... Cooper, Darlynn .......,. Orchestra Y Teens Corey, Marianne ...., French Club Social Arts Red Cross Cowan, Gaylen .....,. Cox, Blaine . ........ Office Staff Stage Crew Soccer Red Cross Craig, Judy ....... A'Cappella School Opera French Club Bowling Club YU Teens Craig, Susan .........,... Bulletin Board Debate Crowther, Jamie ....... German Club Social Arts Red Cross Swimming Club Curby, Pat .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Curtis, Kent Wrestling Helmsmen Curtis, Lynn , ,,,,,,,,,,,, D Dahl, Rainer , ..... . A Cappella School Opera Boys' State Cheerleader German Club Ski Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Dammaschke, Adell ................ 36 German Club Dangerfield, Brent ....... Stage Crew German Club Davis, Allen ......... R,O.T.C, Band Spanish Club Helmsmen Bowling Club Davis, Beth ........... Davis, Mike ......... House of Delegates Ofhce Staff Football Baseball Wrestling Ski Club Davis, Robert ..... Track Wrestling Daw, Lynn ......... Track Dean, Carolyn .,,..,..... House of Delegates A'Cappella Social Arts Dekker, Bart ..,...... Demke, Karen ........, Indian Exchange House of Delegates Library Assistant Debate Pep Club Future Teac rs l he Cub Demke, Maxine ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,v,, 36 A'Cappella School Play School Opera German Club Ski Club Red Cross Dramatics DeVargas, Lorraine Devitt, Dorothy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, House of Delegates Orchestra School Play School Opera Pep Club Social Arts Bowling Club Y Teens DeVries, Ben ........... Diamond, Doug ...... Football Track Dillingham, Valerie .................. Ofhce Staff A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club S.O.S. Symphony Sub Debs Dimick, Bill ,,.,. ,,.,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Office Staff Football Track Wrestling Band Pep Band Divino, Marilyn ,...,. Library Assistant Latin Club Spanish Club Social Arts Bowling Club Downs, Marilyn ...... House of Delegates Board of Control Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 years Yearbook Editor Girls' State Pep Club Draper, Frank .......... Indian Exchange House of Delegates Track Wrestling Debate French Club Ski Club Ice Skating Club Helmsmen Driver, Lonnie .......... Drivers, Henrietta .... Druce, Janis ............ .... Bulletin Board French Club Social Arts Y Teens Dumas, Kathy ...... Highlights A'Cappella School Opera French Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Roller Skating Club Duncombe, Karen ....,.,,..,.,....,..,, 36 A'Cappella School Opera Future Teachers Club Girls' Rifle Club Swimming Club Dyer, Sandra ............ E Eaton, Dennis ...,.. Office Staff Wrestling Band Dance Band Pep Band School Opera Helmsmen Ebert, Alvin ,..... Football Track Wrestling German Club Ski Club Bowling Club Eddington. Paul ....., Indian Exchange House of Delegates State Debate Champ Safety Council Bulletin Board Football Wrestling Debate Model U.N. School Play Boys' State German Club Forensics Helmsmen Dramatics Club Einzinger, Ivan ............ German Club Future Teachers Club Helmsmen Eliason, Kathleen ........ Library Aassistant Social Arts Ellis, Michael .,............., Football Track Wrestling A'Cappella Eltinge, Kennard .....,.. Safety Council Wrestling A'Cappella Band Pep Band School Opera Boys' State Bel Canto Choir Spanish Club Helmsmen Emmett, Margrit ..,,.,.... Foreign Exchange House of Delegates A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Pep Club French Club German Club Red Cross Eresuma, Bill . ....,,... . Evans, Alden ,..,............, ,...,.,., Ewell, Patricia Ann ................ F Farrimond, Dallas Football Basketball Baseball Felton, Pat ........... Debate French Club Social Arts Dramatics Club Fenn, Susan ................. Class Officer Indian Exchange Board of Control Safety Council A'Cappella Debate School Opera Girls' State Pep Club Ski Club Social Arts Ferguson, Kent D. , ....., ...,...., Scribe A'Cappella School Opera German Club Ferguson, Kent I. ...,. Soccer A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir Helmsmen Swimming Club rrin Danna Fe ' , ............... . ...... .. Fertin, Diane Joan Ferro, Ari ............... , ..... .... . ........ Indian Exchange A'Cappella Orchestra School Play School Opera Spanish Club Ski Club Helmsmen Bowling Club Fikstad, Mel .........,. Spanish Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Fillerup, Errol ........... .... . . ,...,,,, , House of Delegates Model U.N. Swimming Club Fisher, Johnny ............. Fisher, Nina .............,. Flandro, Connie ....... Pep Club Latin Club Roller Skating Club Foote, Sharon ............. .. .,....,,. 37 37 Forman, Clark .........,. Foster, Nancy ...,...,... Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 Years Yearbook A'Cappella School Opera Dance Chairman Pep Club German Club Foy, Francine ......,,,.... French Club Social Arts Club Red Cross Club Franz, Eleonore ..... Franz, Wolfgang ....... Freestone. Bruce ....,.. Fry, Bonnie ........... Office Staff Ski Club Fry, Sally Ann G Galvan, Jacinto Gannon, Mike ....... Band Pep Band Helmsmen Gardina, Steve ...,..,,., ,, .....,,, .38 Gardner, Steve ...S ...,,,,,,, ,,,,, .,,, , . 38 House of Delegates Wrestling A'Cappelia School Opera Helmsmen Garfield, Gary ....... Wrestling Band' Dance Band Pep Band School Opera Gatherum, Janette ...- Library Assistant Social Arts Red Cross Gehring, Barbara . Oitice Staff Scribe Model U.N. German Club Future Teachers Club Social Arts Girls' Rifle Club Bowling Club S.O,S. Gherke, Bill .....,... Football Basketball Track Wrestling Debate German Club Helmsmen Gibbons, DeAnn ......, Pep Club Gilchrist, Steve ......... - House of Delegates Basketball Helmsmen Gill, Claudia French Club Godfrey, Lee ..,.... Goebel, Ed ....... Yearbook Soccer Tennis A'Cappella Chess Club Bowling Club Dramatics Club Gomoll, Susan ........, Pep Band Model U.N. Pep Club French Club Graham, Earl . .,.,. . Granger, Judy ....,.... Gray, Wallace Football Helmsmen Greeniwood, Lois ,........ ,. House of Delegates Ofhce Staff Future Teachers Club Gregg, Sharon .......,,,.. French Club Ski Club Griffeth, Cornell ......... Basketball Dance Band School Play School Opera Griffin, Joan . ..,.....,., ,r Office Staff Labrary Assistant Jr. Achievement A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Pep Club French Club Latin Club Social Arts Red Cross Dramatics Club Groce, Shirley Ann ...- Chess Club Bowling Club Grundvig, Virginia .. Gurule, Alonzo .... H Hamilton, Dennis .... Hanger, Jay ...,.,.,,,,, Hansen, Myra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Swimming Club Hardy, Steve ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, Harrison, Gaylynn ,..,, House of Delegates Bowling Club Hase, Joy ,...... .....,,,,,,,,,,,,, Indian Exchange Social Arts Haslam, Loma ...,.. Haslam, Victor .,..,, Bowling Club Hathaway, Mike Spanish Club Hawkins, Charles ....,. Track Wrestling Band Pep Band Haycoclt, Vickie - ..., - Office Staff French Club Hayes, Lorlee .,,, ,,.,,t Heath, Karen ,,,, ,W Indian Exchange House of Delegates A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir Girls' Rifle Club Hebron Mar aret , g ------ Hekking, John .........., Hekking, Jon ......,,.. Ski Club Swimming Club Bowling Club Hemmingsen, Susan ...- .,.. Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 Years Scribe A'Cappella Pep Club French Club Future Teachers Club Social Arts S.O.S. Hendrickson, Warren ...- ...,.. Hensley, George ...- ................. .. Hickam, Connie ........... .------.. Office Staff Bulletin Board School Play Swimming Club Bowling Club Dramatics Club Hill, David ................. Hollen, Janet ..,............ - ......... House of Delegates Jr. Achievement Pep Club German Club Social Arts S.O.S. Holt, Betty ..... Highlights Debate Model U.N. School Play French Club Ski Club Social Arts Swimming Club Dramatics Club Horton, Doug , ...... Howe, Barbara ..... Band Pep Band Spanish Club Ski Club Huettel, Joyce ....... Bowling Club Hunt, Craig ....... Hyatt, Renee I Inglet, Claudia ..,.. Pep Club Social Arts Red Cross Ipsen, Lynnell . ..... . Iverson, James ...,. J Jachmann, Siegfried ...- ........,. .40 Soccer Chess Club Jackson, Sylvia ..... Yearbook A'Cappella Orchestra Band School Opera Girls' State Bel Canto Choir Pep Club French Club Future Teachers Club Jackstien, Mike ........,.....,........... 40 House of Delegates Track Ski Club Jaeger, Ernie ..... Jeffs, Sandra ........... French Club Jensen, Analee ...,. Jensen, Dianne ..,.. Jensen, Lynda .....,. Jensen, Rosalie ..... Scribe A'Cappella Social Arts Red Cross Bowling Club Job, Georgia ....... French Club Bowling Club Johannessen, Rolf ......... ...,..... 4 O Golf Johnson, Gary ....... Stage Crew Johnson, Janet ...,... A'Cappella School Opera Johnson, Mercy ......... Studentbody Officer Class Officer Indian Exchange House of Delegates Board of Control Scribe A'Cappella School Opera Dance Chairmaif Pep Club French Club Social Arts S.O.S. Johnson, Sha ron ...., Orchestra German Club Social Arts Jones, Kenny ............... ........... 4 0 Indian Exchange Yearbook A'Cappella Debate Model U.N. School Opera French Club Spanish Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Jones, Robert ....,...... R.O.T.C. A'Cappella School Opera Helmsmen Jordan. Margaret ....... ........-.. Jordison, Clyde ..,.... Basketball Soccer June, Gloria ........, French Club Spanish Club K Kaleel, Ray ......... Kallas, Elaine ...,..... Ofhce Staff Library Assistant French Club Social Arts S.O.S. Dramatics Club Karren, Richard .,... Football Soccer Golf German Club Ski Club Katsanevas, Rita ,.... Spanish Club Kattar, Cheryl ....... A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club French Club Latin Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Keller, Ed ........,,..... - -Bowling Club Kiter, Jean ....... . ....... -.... ...... Knoppert, Marianne Kwant, Pat A'Cappella School Play School Opera Cheerleader Social Arts S.O.S. Kyriopoulos, Frank House of Delegates Football Track Wrestling A'Cappella Model U.N. School Play School Opera French Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Dramatics Club L Laird, Judy ................-.. --.-------- 4 1 Ice Skating Club Bowling Club Lamoreaux, JaNae . Highlights Ice Skating Club Bowling Club Land, Donna ....... Highlights Spanish Club Larsen, Jan ......,.... Office Staff Jr. Achievement Football A'Cappella School Play School Opera Ski Club Helmsmen Larsen, Shelbert ..... Indian Exchange Lauritzen, Vicky ,........ ........... 4 I Libary Assistant German Club Lee, Carolyn Office Staff Latin Club Spanish Club Social.ArtsL Roller Skating Club Lee, Gayle ....... ,..............--.-.-.-- --,-- Indian Exchange Library Assistant A'Cappella School Opera French Club Social Arts Swimming Club S.O.S. Ligeros, George . ..... . Lingwall, David ......... Track Band Dance Band Pep Band School Opera Lingwall, Martin ......... ---,----- Lingwall, Michael .,----- ------'-- Locker, Sharlene ....... Long, Tamera ...- ..........., - ---- Loveless, Myreen ..-- ---- --Y--- - --41 A'Cappella Orchestra Debate Model U.N. School Opera German Club Future Teachers Club Forensics Social Arts Girls' Rifle Club Loveridge, Brian .... German Club Lowther, JoAnn ........... -----.--- Ice Skating Club Social Arts S.O.S. Lubeck, Marsha ....,...... -..------ Indian Exchange Office Staff Pep Club S.O.S. Luke, Craig ........ ,. Lyons, Nancy ............ House of Delegates A'Cappella Debate School Opera Future Teachers Club Red Cross S.O.S. M Mabey, Dee . ......... Mace, Frank ,....... Madron, Lynne ,,,. D.A.R. Yearbook A,Cappella School Play School Opera Cheerleader French Club Future Teachers Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts S.O.S. Malouf, Margaret ...... .. Indian Exchange House of Delegates Scribe A'Cappella School Opera Girls' State Bel Canto Choir Social Arts S.O.S. Mannix, Linda ........ Spanish Club Manookin, Dave ...... Safety Council Yearbook Scribe A Cappella School Play School Opera Spanish Club Helmsmen Mansell, Alma , ....... Marchant, Karen ,,...... Indian Exchange A'Cappella School Play School Opera Marshall, Roland .....,,. Football Baseball Marhewson, John . ..... .. Matrulat, Herbert ....-.-.. - -- ----,,- Mayeda, Mitzi ,,...... Office Staff Library Assistant Safety Council French Club Social Arts S.O.S. Mayeda, Terry ...... Track Wrestling Latin Club Spanish Club Helmsmen Bowling Club Mayne, Ken ...,..,,, Football Track McAHee, Gary ..,........... Swimming Club McCafIerty, Mike ........ House of Delegates Office Staff McClure, Kathy , ..,... Pep Club French Club Social Arts McCormick, Colleen Social Arts S.O.S. McGeehan, Angel ...... Office Staff Jr. Achievement Latin Club Red Cross McGrath, Mike .,..... McGraw, Kathy French Club Future Teachers Red Cross McKenna, Patrick .... Debate Chess Club Helmsmen Swimming Club McKinnen, Marilyn ,. McLane, John .............. House of Delegates Track A'Cappella School Opera Latin Club Ski Club Ice Skating McLean, Kathleen ....., Orchestra School Play School Opera Pep Club French Meese, Gail ..... .... - Office Staff Library Assistant A'Cappella School Opera Spanish Club Social Arts Meyer, Myranda ..... Office Staff A'Cappella School Opera French Club Michaels, Johnny -.- R.O.T.C. Jr. Achievemeit Band Pep Band hlsgliieremet, Richard B. ifflin, Steve .....,........ Indian Exchange House of Delegates Jr. Achievement Football Wrestling A'Cappella School Play School Opera Boys' State Cheerleader Spanish Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Miller, Karon ...- ..... Bookstore staff Girls' Rifle Club Miller, Roylence ....... Miller, Wayne House of Delegates Football Basketball Track Band Dance Band Boys' State Mitchell, Alan ..... Mitchell, Glenn ,.,.... Mitchell, Mike .... ,. Football Track Moody, Helen ...... .. A'Cappella Debate School Opera French Club Bel Canto Choir Future Teachers Club Social Arts Red Cross Moore, Gordon ....,. Morf, Steve ........ . ...... ... Morgan, Christine ....... A'Cappella School Play School Opera Pep Club French Club S.O.S. Dramatics Morgan, Tom ........ Band Dance Band Pep Band School Opera Morseness. Elizabeth ..., .... -... Morris, Judy ................................ A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club German Club Future Teachers Club Ice Skating Club Red Cross Morton, Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,, Morton, Richard ,,..,.,, Muffett, Sharon ...,.... Myrberg, Bernice .... N Nebeker, Bill .,..,.,.,. Indian Exchange House of Delegates Football Track Wrestling School Play Future Teachers Helmsmen Swimming Club Nelson, Carolyn .............,..,,..,,.. 43 Future Teachers Club Newren, Russell ...- .....,.... - ...... .43 Indian Exchange Football Track Wrestling A'Cappella Band Pep Band School Opera German Club Helmsmen Nickle, Doug ........ Football Baseball Band Spanish Club Ski Club Niebuhr, Roland .,.... Niederhauser, Linda ,,,, ,,,,,,,, Ski Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Swimming Club Nielsen. Gwen ........., Library Assistant French Club Social Arts S.O.S. Nilsen, Renee ,..,...,,,,,,,,, Ice Skating Club Niord, Kristen ...,...... French Club Ski Club S.O.S. Noorda, Karen ...... Office Staff Jr. Achievement Swimming Club Y Teens Club Noss, Michael .......,.. German Club Helmsmen Swimming Club O O'Bray, Paul .,,,,,,,,,,r R.O.T.C. Oliver, Madalene ..,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , House of Delegates A'Cappella School Opera Future Teachers Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Bowling Club Olschewski, Brenda ,4,,,, ,,,,.,,, Olsen, Carol ...- ...,,, Spanish Club Bowling Club S.O.S. Olsen, Carolyn ...... Indian Exchange House of Delegates A'Cappella Debate School Opera Girls' State Pep Club French Club Ski Club Social Arts Red Cross Symphony Sub-debs Olsen, Joseph ...... Track A'Cappella Bel Canto Choir Olsen, Michael ..,, ,.,,, ,,,,,,, , 44 Olson, Raymond .,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,.,,,, 44 Jr. Achievement Bulletin Board A'Cappella School Opera German Club Ski Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Olson, Toni , ........ , ...,, ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Swimming Club Bowling Club O'Rullian, Judy ......., ........ 44 Orwin, Lowell ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Owen, Judy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 44 Honors at Entrance A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir Ice Skating Club Social Arts Red Cross S.O.S. Owens, Alan .,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,r ,,,,,, 44 Honors at Entrance Track German Club P Palmer, Carl ...... R.O,T.C. Pappas, John ....., Office Staii Stage Crew Park, Diane ....,... School Opera Spanish Club Dramatics Paulson, Reed ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, 44 House of Delegates Swimming Club Peacock, Jim .,....... Basketball Golf Ski Club Helmsmen Pearson, Dennis ..., Peck, Marian ..,,.. Pedersen, Ilona Pedersen, Ruth ...... Pedersen, Vita ...... Percival, Dennis ...,,,.. ...,. . ..44 House of Delegates Chess Club Ski Club Petersen, ReNae .... Indian Exchange House of Delegates Office Staff Pep Club French Club Forensics Social Arts Peterson, Don .......... ,,,,,,,, House of Delegates Ski Club Swimming Club Peterson, Karen ,.,, ,,,,,,, 4 A Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir S.O.S. Pia. Anthony .......... Track Ski Club Pignataro, Annette Office Staff Ice Skating Club Social Arts Bowling Club Pohlman, James .... Post, Sally ....,.,,,,,, Pratt, Nancy ...... Price, Dave ......,,.. Ski Club Price, Lynden , ..,.. R Raddon, Kathy ...,.. Ragner, Ruth Red Cross Y Teens Ranck, Merrily ...... Rapp. Peeev . ......,.... Rasmussen, John ...... R.O.T.C. A Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Ski Club Swimming Club Rasmussen, Karen Rasmussen, Lynda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Raulinson, Nancy .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Reed, Sydney ........ A'Cappella Orchestra Debate Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Future Teachers Club Social Arts Y Teens Reed, Terry ,....,.......,,, ..,,,,,,,, , ,,,,45 Stage Crew Reuillard, Bob ,......,.....,,,...,,,,,,,,, 45 Richards, Mary Lynn ,,,,,,,,, ,045 Richeda, Fred ..,.,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,,, 45 Class Officer Board of Control Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 Years Safety Council Football Basketball Baseball A'Cappella School Opera French Club Latin Club Helmsmen Rigby, Bernard .... .. Rigby, Joan ,,., ..,,,,,,,,,, Jr. Achievement French Club Girls' Rifle Club Bowling Club S,O.S. Roberts, Stan ........ Rosenlof, Darla .... Rowlev. Tom R.O.T.C. Spanish Club Red Cross Rugg, LaRue ..,,,,,,,,,, Russell, Robert ..,-. Ruth, Kurt ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,, House of Delegates Board of Control R.O.T.C. Jr. Achievement A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Spanish Club Helmsmen S Sako, Kathleen ........ Office Staff French Club Social Arts Club S.O.S. Y Teens Salaz, Linda ,,.... .,,, ..,, Salisbury, Charles ,, R.O.T.C. Yearbook Sanchez, Jessie ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Pep Club Dance Club ., ....... 45 , .... -...45 .......-.45 Santistevan, Marcella ,.... . .,,, ..,, French Club Latin Club Sartori,Ralph .... Ski Club Sauer, Carole ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,, Schafer, Richard ,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,, House of Delegates Future Teachers Club Helmsmen Schindler, Jim ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,W German Club Schipaanboord, Donna Indian Exchange House of Delegates A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club German Club Ice Skating Club Schmidt, Christine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 Years Homemaker of Tomor A'Cappella Orchestra Model U.N. School Opera French Club Spanish Club Ski Club Social Arts Schmidt, Rainer .. A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Helmsmen Schofield, Wanda Schuif, Sharon ...-. German Club Ski Club IOW .- ....... 46 Girls' Rifle Club Swimming Club S.O.S. Schwarz, Roman ...-. Soccer Debate Latin Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Scott, Diane ,,,, ...... Library Assistant German Club Ice Skating Club Social Arts Scott, Mary Ellen ..,..... Safety Council A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Roller Skating Club Scovrlle, John ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Debate Sedgwick, Alan ..,,.. Track German Club Helmsmen Shaffer, Betty A'Cappella School Opera French Club Sharp, Brent ......... ,. House of Delegates Helmsmen Sharp, Carol ,,,,, ,,,, Shepherd, Gary ......... - Studenrbody President Class Officer Indian Exchange House of Delegates Board of Control Scribe A'Cappella School Opera German Club Shepherd, Gordon ...... Indian Exchange House of Delegates Scribe Sherman, Marcene ,..-, Bulletin Board Bowling Club Shiba, Dave ,,,- ,,,,,,,,,, Studentbody Oiicer Class Officer House of Delegates Board of Control Track Ski Club Ice Skating Club Helmsmen Shinsel, Laurie ...-. Shuman, Terry ...-, Silfvast, Linda ,..... .,.. Simmons, Ann .,..,,,,, -,., ub Social Arts Cl Y Teens Simpson, Cheryl ...... Pep Club French Club Social Arts Club Sinclair, Jimmy Track Smith. Ernest ...,,... Smith, Jim ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Indian Exchange House of Delegates A'Cappella Debate School Opera Spanish Club Helmsmen Smith, Joyce .,,, ,,,,,,, ,, Ice Skating Club Bowling Club Smith. Maurine ...... Snow, Lynn ,,,.,,.., ,,,, Soderquist, Karen Sorensen, Tommy Sotiriou, Leo ,,,,,, ,W House of Delegates Baseball Helmsmen Spafard, Jean ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Spainhower, Jack Football Track Swimming Club Springer. Kathy House of Delegates A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Pep Club German Club Social Arts Stagg, Dale .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, House of Delegates Basketball Track Golf Helmsmen Bowling Stallsmith, Jim .,....... ' Indian Excliange Football Track Wrestling Orchestra Band Pep Band German Club Ski Club Ice Skating Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Bowling Club Starr, Phil .,.................YY...,......... 47 Studentbody Oflicer House of Delegates Board of Control Honors at Entrance Straight A 3 Years Office Staff Scribe A'Cappella School Play School Opera Dance Chairman Boys' State St. Clair, John ..,,... Steely, Joe , ......... . Steiner, Dennis ..... Stevens, Paul ..... Track Stewart, Harold ..,.. Stoddard, Clay ................---.---- Debate Stoddard, Donna Voy Spanish Club Ski Club Stom, Thomas Stone, Susan ....... French Club Social Arts Girls' Rifle Club Bowling Club Stones, Udell ,,,,. A'Cappella Stover, William ..... Strate, Shanna ............,...........,, Stringham, Aud rey ......,........... Orchestra German Club Y Teens Strong, David . ,... Football Basketball Track German Club Helmsmen Strong, Karen ........... Jr. Achievement Spanish Club Roller Skating Club Swanger, Larry ....................-... Symes, Raelynn ....... Indian Exchange Orchestra Band Pep Band Debate School Opera Pep Club Ski Club Social Arts Red Cross T Tasulis, James Taul, Judy ....... Taylor, Joyce .... Scribe -f A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club French Club Social Arts S.O.S. Telford, Jon . ............... Jr. Achievement Track Helmsmen Future Teachers Club Thedell, Dave ,.,.. .... - .... .. ..... ,.....48 House of Delegates Dance Band French Club Ski Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Thomas, Kathleen .,.......,..,..... 48 Thomsen, Jeffrey .... A'Cappella School Opera German Club Helmsmen Thomson, Kay Max R.O.T.C. Thornton, Ralph ...... Thygerson, Richard Track Helmsmen Thygerson, Robert ,. Ski Club Helmsmen Todd, Marilynne ...... House of Delegates OfFice Staff Scribe A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir Cheerleader Social Arts S.O.S. Tohinaka, Sue . .,........, Library Assistant A'Cappella School Opera Pep Club French Club Red Cross Tolhurst, Barbara .... Office Staff Ski Club Social Arts S.O.S. Treu, Terry .............,....,.,....,.... 48 Indian Exchange Spanish Club Social Arts Trujillo, Mary ......,..., V Valerio, Gene van der Have, Pieter ............ .. R.O.T.C. A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir French Club Helmsmen Red Cross Vander Veur, Fred .................. Indian Exchange House of Delegates , ............. 48 Basketball Trackw 7 A'CappelIa Y ' School Opera Latin Club Helmsmen Bowling Club Van Der Wouden, M. .,........ 49 Class Officer House of Delegates Board of Control Oiice Staff Safety Council Pep Club German Club Future Teachers Club Ice Skating Club Bowling Club S.O.S. van de Sluis, Bill ..... Track A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Bel Canto Choir German Club Helmsmen Swimming Club Van Hoff, Ken ..............,.........-. Van Komen, George .....----..--- Honors at Entrance Scribe A'Cappella School Opera German Club Chess Club Helmsmen Versluis, Mary ...,... Spanish Club Girls' Rifle Club Viklund, Glenna ..... Swimming Club W Wagstaff, Donnetta .....,.-.....49 Roller Skating Club Swimming Club Walker, Shauna House of Delegates Pep Club German Club Social Arts S.O.S. Wallace, Helen .,.-.... Swimming Club Walton, Jim ........... Warnick, Vickie .,..... House of Delegates Office Staff French Club Watt, George Yearbook A'Cappella Waters, Merry Jo ..,, ,... - ..... ,..,49 Future Teachers Club Watkins, RuLynn . .........,,..,,.. 49 Jr. Achievement Scribe A'Cappella Model U.N. School Opera Pep Club Future Teachers Club Red Cross Dramatics Club Webb, Jeanette ..... A'Cappella School Opera Bel Canto Choir Weir, Linda ..,....., a.. 'French Club Pep Club West, Karen .. .......... ...- House of Delegates Ice Skating Club Social Arts Westerman, Sherry French Club Wheeler, Jim ,.,......... . 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