Southwood High School - Lance Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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S Club: Front row: Mark Henderson, Bill Humphries, Bob Stouf- fer, John Traver, Dan Bowman. Row 2: Dan Early, Steve Tyson, Rod McKee, Robin Roberts, Tom Knable, Mark K ellams, Randy Airgood, Steve Weidner. Row 3: Mark Bodell, Richard Jacobs, Dohn Wiley, Gary Dillon, Rick Webb, )ohn Cline, David Manning. Row 4: Rod Waite, Steve Taylor, Robert Mendoza, Chris Finch, Ken Working, Tim Faust, Joe Armstrong, Jim Sears. f i J n » L L JrV 1 ' Nf M W 4J 1 Ww irS J - A |3 A ' | ' j 4 [HE At left: Teacher Dick Dubois and senior Robin Roberts go up for a lay-up in the senior-faculty game. Above: Athletes display their awards at the spring athletic banquet.

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F.F.A.: Front row: Robin Roberts, Rick Sweet, John Traver, Rod McKee, Jim Landis, Steve Hill. Row 2: Margo Howell, Britt Gar- dener, Ken Miller, Chris Niccum, Dan Zellars, Scott Helt, Denny El- shire, Rick Oyler, Clif Airgood. Row 3: Chet Lawson, Randy Curless, Mark Draper, Bob Stouffer, Bob Pilgrim, Gary Henderson, Dohn Wiley, Myron Mitchell, Bill Sutnmers, Robert Jacobs. Row 4: Gary Sweet, Bruce Green, Gary Van Lue, Tim Ranck, Ed Crick, Randy Gil- lespie, Mike Elzroth, Dave Ulshafer, Brian Smith, Wendell Smith, Randy Pressler. S Club, F.F.A. Develop New Skills S Club members sponsored the junior-senior girls ' game and the senior boys ' -faculty game to pro- vide funds for the athletic depart- ment. Members were also in charge of the athletic banquet in the spring. F.F.A. members were active this past year in the sales of seeds and rat bait. Some members partici- pated in judging contests to put farm methods to work. The F.F.A. also co-sponsored the Valentine ' s Day dance with the Future Home- makers Club.

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1 1 fMMw I W t ' ■V- ' flJ MA U. ' tv ■J 111 LP ART CLUB: Front row: Becky Wright, Susie Piper. Row 2: John Pearce, Steve Smith, Charles Pelphry, Cathy Marks. Art and Library Clubs Make Improvements The Art Club expanded its activities this year by keeping the halls of Southwood decorated for each of the activities the student body un- dertook during the year. The mem- bers of the club also went to local exhibits to learn the techniques used in various mediums of art. The Art Club completed the year with its annual spring show and trip. Library Club members worked daily in the library to keep books in order and cards filed correctly and to assist students in finding needed materials. Members of the Library Club traveled to Marion College in the spring to examine the working of a larger library. Members also learned how to use a library of this size for the benefit of the student.