Southwood High School - Lance Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Dan Early and Mark Bodell confer on fish fry ticket sales. Cheryl Fulton and April Stoner catch up on some sleep while waiting for awards at a speech meet. N.F.L. Front row: Steve Lakes, president; Cheryl Fulton, vice-presi- dent; Christa Catzimos, secretary; Glendus Bowman, treasurer; Sabrina Cain, national recording secretary. Row 2: Margaret Fair- child, Debbie Collins, Sue Fierstos, Lynda Rife, Lon Thompson, Deane Steiner, Diane Hunter, Bonita Brodt, Marlene Rapp, Nancy Weekley, Molly Helt, David Fairchild. Row 3: Carol Rapp, Cheryl Draper, Jackie bassett, Rita Bridegroom, Missy Arnold, Dan Early, David Stanley, Teresa Roser, Janice (ones, April Stoner, Gary Jacoby, Sue Brinkman, Kim Brown. Row 4: Rick Baughman, Kurt Steiner, Darlene Bozarth, )eff Kellam, Steve Zellars, Dan Coldren, Marjory Franklin, Nancy Peebles, Robbin Sartain, Susan Curless.

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Speech and Academics Play Major Roles N.F.L members were frequently awakened each Saturday of the school year by ringing alarm clocks at five a.m. This meant another day of riding a bus to an area school, participating in three rounds, and hopefully, a final round. N.F.L. members learned how to speak with feeling, or as Mr. Thomas Og- lesby, speech coach, has put it, to speak with soul . Southwood was represented in na- tional competition by Steve Lakes, who placed first in boys ' ex- temporaneous speaking at the state level. Thespian members worked long hours this spring to produce the play Flowers for Algernon. Flow- ers for Algernon was a play filled with many scene changes and lighting cues that seemed to run smoothly for a high school production. National Honor Society inducted 23 new members in February. They were chosen on the basis of schol- arship, leadership, service, and character. Members were in charge of ti- cket sales for the Youth for Under- standing fish fry. The year was con- cluded with a picnic at Salamonie. THESPIAN SOCIETY: Front row: Dan Early, Julie Mills, Becky Wright. Row 2: Carol Rapp, April Stoner, Steve Lakes. Row 3: Ken Einselen, Gary Jaceby. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Front row: Steve Lakes, Ken Einse- len, Sara Black. Row 2: Molly Helt, Paula Lawson, Anita Smith, Be- verly Rapp, lackie Bassett, Karen Thomas, Terrie Schoby, Janis Hill. Row 3: Nancy Peebles, Debbie Clark, Paula Vanderpool, Vera Har- 22 ris, Jim Landis, Steve Shively, Rod Waite, Row 4: David Sprinkle, Dan Bowman, Dan Early, Mark Bodell, Tim Huston, Rick Branden- burg, Steve Moore.

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Spanish Club was active in such ac- tivities as a Christmas party, Pan American Day, and their project of helping needy children through the Church World Service Fund. Mem- bers also learned from films and guest speaker Professor Adams of Manchester College when he presented a lecture concerning Spanish-speaking countries. Equites Romani (Latin Club) took an active interest in Roman civ- ilization by celebrating such occa- sions as Saturnalia, Ides of March, and a Roman banquet. The mem- bers also sponsored a movie fol- lowing the Y.F.U. fish fry. The year was concluded with attendance at the state J. C. L. convention. International Relations Club met monthly to discuss matters of na- tional and international concern. Members also learned to under- stand the complexities of foreign affairs. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB: Front row: Ann Ludin. Row 2: Robbin Sartain, Molly Helt, Jerry Grossman, Sabrina Cain, Gary Jacoby, Steve Shively, Bill Early. Clubs Study Cultural Differences SPANISH CLUB: Front row: Molly Helt, Paula Lawson, Rita Bridegroom, Terrie Schoby, ]an Wade. Row 2: Mike Bowman, Gala Timmons, Delores Proffitt, Karen Thomas, Beverly Rapp, Marjory Franklin, Coral Kirby, Cindy Turner, Glendus Bow- man, Lori Cunningham. Row 3: Gary Gue- nin, Cindy George, Karen Forbes, Kim Grown, Sue Brinkman, Denise McMillan, Brenda Taylor, Ken Einselen, Steve Lakes, )oe Kautman.