South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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rf ' I A 'il ,ff ' . , F I 1 I I A' V r - 5 A L I LVf,7J, 5 p ,fl fax in r 'I L ' ' rj f ' f7 'A A i 1 7 5 ' 51 1' L' ' .7 , WL I by A- lf f it . s, f U I' v ,.f... . J , f , lf , y .V 1 l 'lj Alf! W! A 7fT'VLU'l clechcafe fLi6 Soufdife. f ll dp ' d Z' A H J K fd' 1 l Ml 1,f 'lfv'f 1 ' 4 To you-the South High faculty and student body, and to the year 1957-58 this book is dedicated. For this is a record of your school term. In September, the doors swung open, offering new challenges and adventures for the year to come. From the first period of the first day to the final bell in June, the tale was unwound. As the weeks progressed we all strove to reach our individual goals- the sports teams to be the best in the stateg the debaters to win the most trophiesg the ROTC candidates to earn the highest ranks and honorsg the scholars to achieve the honor rollg and every student, regardless of grade, to make his first hour class before the bell rang. We hope that as you turn the pages of the Southite you will recall the many events and activities that have taken place throughout the school year. In the field of sports there were many thrills and chills. The formal dances were a display of glamour and loveliness. Club activities exhibited teamwork and co-operation. The assemblies were enlightening and enter- taining. The activity programs were enjoyable and educational. On the following pages are your friends at work and at play. A glimpse into the classrooms pictures them busily studying. A glance into their social life shows them participating in school activities. As the students look at the Southite, there may be a variety of feel- ings-for the Seniors, pride for their four years of accomplishmentg for the Juniors, eagerness for next year when they'll be top brassg for the Sophomores, wonderment at what the second half of high school offers themg and for the Freshmen, laughter at their timidness when they entered high school. Whichever way you look at this album of memories, we hope it will bring back treasured mementos of the past and a bright outlook for the future. THE 1958 SOUTHITE STAFF All set for a day's studies. . fl Ru g, ai: 182 Students linger after final bell