As proud Bulldogs, the members of the class of ‘67 left an indelible mark on our alma mater, embodying the spirit of determination and community that defines the South High School community. Cruise our website to learn more about our history!

Remembering Li’l Abner

The musical “Li’l Abner” was a talent show of actors, singers and musicians the spring of our senior year in 1967. Seniors captured major roles in the production: Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae, Marryin’ Sam, Moonbeam McSwine and Mammy and Pappy Yokum. Seniors rocked the stage and 50-plus years later remember: Carol Stonerock Curry “GOOD TIMES!”, Ada Wilson Kent “I thought of Carol and remember a corn cob pipe in her mouth” and Mike Latham “I was a cop.”

Underclassmen were dancers and background cast members; juniors shared memories 50-plus years later: Ronald Eugene Hairston “We got to dance with girls”, Dee Dee Hendricks Lewis “I was a dancer and Steve Zwilling was my dance partner” and Patty Thornhill Hook “Such wonderful memories for me and I was just in the orchestra side of it.”

SHS advisors were Reita Cornell, Drama and Masquers; George Steadman, Vocal Music; and Sid Townsend, Instrumental Music.

Click to see the complete program for our production of Li’l Abner!

Reunion News

Visit our Reunion Recap pages for more class photos and a link to order them online, to see our heartwarming Memorial Tribute video, to take a trip through the past with our Memory Lane video presentation and more reunion news!