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

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Cub gridders end 4-5 season At first sight, the 4-5 win-loss record of South's football team may seem disappointing, but even though the team ended the '73 season with a losing mark, they did an adequate job in the long run. The Cubs ended their two-game pre-season schedule by beating Tooele and losing to U i Roy High. The season opener, a 28-15 loss x to West, set the tone for the rest of the season. Wins over Olympus, Cottonwood and , X X . .. - -.3 NX s fx N . :' : ...surf 1 :11 -.- ir- fi? Cranite helped to boost the morale of the club, , ,,'2 Q' -' but losses to East, Highland and finally KW X Skyline shut out hopes of a state tournament s berth. XR I at 3 p r 't s, 1 ' . new Standouts were John Van Der Wouden, who was ' R ' -Tfaa A s i Nliirl S S , it Q selected as all-state quarterback and spe- cialist, jerry Cherke, selected as all-region safety and served as the team's spirit- leader and Ieff Wfittwer, Kevin Beckstead, jackie Robertson, Charles Andrews and junior Y s Burt Ringwood. a f ', ,Ay ,. ,.w. ,, .,.,,, ,Maas-wwf 'fl , s f av 1' ' X , . Y W,,,.,WWs ,,,. ,, ,Wm,-.. - Q 'Z g 1 ilk , f Wmwmmw V. M, A sw Row One: Coach Jay Kirk, Steve Hague, Ron Arbon, Tom Angelos, jerry Jack DeMill, Mike Martinez, Larry Hart, David Humes, Gary Hart, Gehrke, John Van Der WV0nden, Mike Childs, Kevin Beckgtead, Buron Douglas Allred, Scott Peterson, Coach Roger Burt. Row Three: Clyde Okutsu, Ron Anderson, George Stewart, Coach Dale Stagg. Row Two: Romrell, Mark Wittke, Mark Sacco, Dennis Kelley, Mick Skola,.Jack Coach Moroni Schwab, Tim Breeze, Jackie Robertson, Charles Andrews, Clark, ClN'iS GCOTEGIHS, MCKGH VVifhCfS, Cllfffifd Jones, Rfbbeft P1Xt0H- 18 Football

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T ell organized Homecoming comes off Without a hitcn 1- ww..- ,,i X .. i A ,T 3 t iii o R A ,. Q :gh z , sf ' ,. 5.3 ' B . tw V N-WWW i 5 ., 'sf I g.. J o.e .p V p Syn su rf .sew f -. N xi wwf, .N . J J ,tw vi ---w ,sw Under the direction of past and present studentbody officers, Homecoming 1973 came oft highly organized and all ac- cording to schedule. Fence decorations Went up early in the morning, and judg- ing from the number of entries, enthusiasm over Homecoming and related activities had in- creased. Southls ROTC Won first prize. The Homecoming assembly, which took a look into past yearbooks, was highlighted by musical numbers from last yearis production of Fiddler. Southis second annual tricycle race attracted a greater number of participants and a faculty division was introduced. The glory of first place belonged to F ilbert Garcia, but most of the croWd's attention was on Mrs. Bangerter who zoomed her tricycle just over the starting line and came to a dead stop. South's gridders posted a 22 to 40 loss against Highland in football and Homecoming ended with the animal alumni dance. Homecoming 17

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fxaagnnlls-.....Am.-I . .-.f.. AuhIx1n1nN.: .gg , ...ALEX - L X. 1 K ae - as-amassa . S ' . , 76 r Q Q'-N Row Four: john Pezley, jeff Whittwer, Lawrence Burraston, Steve Smith, Roger Hansen, Spencer Bradley, Stan Koehler, Scott Pierce, Darrell Smart, Burt Ringwood, Hector Alba, Guy Tuft, Jeff Frukes, Don Hun- saker, Greg Baker, YV:1yne Timothy. -mmasf' so gi 3S'fff', :,...m..tt2..hm.nv, . we TOP LEFT: Mike Martinez, Andy Rodriguez and David Humes Watch action from the bench. - TOP: Teams ready for the snap. - ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Schwab and sym- pathetic bystander aid injured Steve Smith. Scores South 13 ....... .......,...... ........ O T ooele South 7 ......, ....,. 1 9 Roy South 15 ....... ,,,,., 2 8 West SOuth 33 ,:..... ..... 6 Granite SOL1tl1 19 ..,.... .,,,, 7 Olympus South 22 ....... :...., 4 0 Highland South 35 -...... ..... 7 Cottonwood South 19 ,....,. :,:,,, 3 4 Skyline SOllfl1 ...,... ,,,,,- 3 6 East Football 19