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., 'av x - ' ,J Recipients of girls' sports awards are Linda Catten, outstanding Parker, outstanding sophomore Block S member. Each girl senior Block S member, Bev Wehrs, outstanding, girl gym- did more than her share and contributed greatly to the success nasty Marcia Pieffer, outstanding G.A.A. member, and Nancy of each group- Recogmtion ls Purpose of Awards Assembl Exceptional contributions to the theater at South High were costumes: William Helms, lighting, and Bob Patton, outstand- made by, FRONT ROW: Tyrone Artis, best Thespiang Linda ing drama student, were honored in their respective jobs. Absent Gatten, best in acting, Bonnie Price, best student directorg and was Patty McElroy, best Thespian, and Jim Shuman, best Sandy Dinges, best scene painting. BACK ROW: Shaila White, Thespian. X
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wixocws --1-so-Q iii sxnaq uid p-.11 Shanti Susan Gorsuch, a junior, served South by giving her time to various activities. With a total of 1,658 hours, Sue gave more of her time than any other student, and she still has her senior year to look forward to. I24 'i '-7 -MJ-. Gary Callahan and Michele Cash received the music awardsl Cary received his award for the outstanding orchestr member. Making just as many contributions, Michel received the award for the outstanding hand member. ' ell-Deservec Mr. Lehn congratulates John Storm for one of his man achievements during the 1967-1968 school year. Here .loh is being recognized as the junior boy with the highes scholastic average.
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Mr. Bronston presents Robert Griffith his letter for golf as Mr. Blackwood watches at the spring athletic aseinbly. Throughout the school year various types of assemblies are presented to the student body. Many of these assemblies provide useful knowledge, while others give the audience a chance to acknowledge outstand- ing students. A few of the special assemblies presented were assemblies about optical illusions, Armed Forces, and National Thespians. Other assemblies were those concerning the choice of cheerleaders for the following two years, and the choice of five home- coming queens. A short preview of each play to be given is usually shown the week of the play. Pep rallies and recognition of athletes are also an important part of the year's assemblies. Assemblies Give Recognition and information At the Awards Day assembly, Mr. Lehn announces another student's name who was outstanding in a specific field of study 'Fw
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