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■ Ann Belbutoski, sophomore, happily accepts the award for best French student, presented by teacher, Miss Lois Holtmeyer. T Teresa Jewett, senior, accepts an award for top honors in academics. She was named Valedictorian of the 1982 class. ▲ This is great! says Todd Heemsoth, junior, as he bags the award of top Algebra 3-4 student, from Mr. Richard Sage. 4 Very impressive! For outstanding achievement in athletics, Trina Flowers and Phillip Birchfield, seniors, receive their Blanket Awards. 19 -It'- Z
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Hard Work Pays Off Seniors and underclassmen sported their Sunday best for one of the few Sundays spent at school. Whether each individual student was receiving an award or not, many South Side students and their parents attended the 1982 Recognition ceremony. Recognition Day is a time spent rewarding well-deserving students in areas in which the recipients prove to be outstanding. Theresa Jewett, senior, accepted the award for Valedictorian of the South Side 1982 class. Robert Toy, senior, shared in the honors as he received the Salutatorian award. Eleven senior students were nam- ed South Side Scholars by Mr. Jack Weicker, principal. Patricia Clark, Curt Inman, Tammy LaRue, Tim Manges, Jenny Marquart, Brian Mast, Tammy Mandez, Natalie Nunez, Tom Osha, Susan Stephen, and Jeff Trammel earned a three- year average of 95 percent or better. The top underclassmen were awarded honors for their individual academic achievements. These students were John Gevers, junior, Kathleen Clark, sophomore, and Ernest Stalnaker, freshman. After closing with the Alma Mater, the hard-w orking students departed. Many left filled with ambition because of the support they had been given. Clark commented, All the hard work seems a little more worth it after I've walked across the stage to receive my award. A Who's next? Schelgel, Anderson, Sauerwein, and Bleich, juniors, feel pride as they await the call of their own names. ► Pausing for a few moments to think over the significance of each award, Bob Toy, senior, gazes down at his trophies. 18
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► Miss Anne While, adviser, congratulates a teary-eyed and very proud Patty Ashman, editor, on a job well done. ▼ Todd Anderson, sophomore, and John Sanderson, junior, take a moment in front of the camera to share The Best Photographer Award. 20
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