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

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if J TOP: Symphony member, Mr. Fletcher, watches Maestro Maurice Abravanel for cue. TOP RIGHT: Camille Lamoreaux strums her harp. ABOVE: Southis own, Mr. Coehnor. adds his talents to the concert. Symphon adds touch of Class On lan. 10, 1973, for the first time in years, South High students were favored with a visit from the Utah symphony. Because attendance was so low at the last concert and the liehavior of the studentliody was poor, the orchestra had not heen to South for many years. But a new interest, spurred on hy students and Mr. Cochnour, helped to convince the Administration and others that it was time for another Symphony visit. The day was declared a dress-up day. programs were printed and tickets were required for admittance. Response to the Symphony was good - the auditorium was packed and for one hour, the Utah Symphony brought a touch of class to South. Symphony Concert 31

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Plantation '73 marks deoline in attendance Night of White Satin, 1973 Plantation Ball, marked the beginning of the decline in attendance at South High formal dances. An issue, brought up in WWW the House of Delegates, called for the dance to be changed to girls, choice since it was sponsored by the Pep Club. w,....,.mw-s.--nag-...,, ,,.,,,, The motion was discussed in homerooms - and feedback, as determined by members - of the house, was not favorable to the change. So the traditional boy meets girl, boy asks girl, boy takes girl to dance, remained. Attendance Was small, but for those that attended Plantation ,73 added to the Christmas spirit. TOP: Introid Margery johnson dccorates a fence for Plantation. - TOP RIGHT: Linda Chidester uses a ladder to help hcr put up ceiling decorations. - RIGHT: Cora Scarlet and Paula Henrie discovcr that Pep Clubbers cannot live by work alone. 30 Plantation

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,, , W M W, M ,, ' my Af TOP RIGHT: When the Cubs score a needed basket, the bench reacts. - RIGHT Orlo Eyre controls the tip against 11 Granite center. .- ABOVE: jerry Gehrke pulls for a successful free-throw. 532 Basketball . T - il 5