Academics
1963-1964 Principal Clyde Watson directs students "South of the border"
1964-1965 Dr. Watson emphasizes individual excellence

Activities
1963-1964 Southwords, Eyrie chosen as new publication names
1964-1965 [Southwords] Staff sets policies, goals
1965-1966 South adopts Korean orphan in Student Council program
1966-1967 Stage crews seldom seen, but results speak loudly
1966-1967 Inherit the Wind breathes life into history
1968-1969 Variety, color higihlight Marlins' swim show Fantasia
1969-1970 Dress code renovators clash with immediate action seekers
1969-1970 Talks of SC's purpose
1970-1971 Southwords explains ethics, errors: Maps increasingly liberal trend
1972-1973 Clubs provide a cross section of activities
1972-1973 Hard work key to Hawkette's success
1973-1974 NBC to feature Hawkettes
1975-1976 Prayer sessions enhance each day
1977-1978 Pep Club boosts school spirit
1977-1978 Is V-show worth it?
1977-1978 Our overworked, underrated Student Council
1979-1980 Hazing is against the law
1994-1995 Hey, man, don't mess with chess!
1994-1995 New dancers break the gender barrier

Administration
1982-1983 Board debates closing schools

Age Issues
1970-1971 Citizens debate lower voting age

Alumni
1968-1969 Former S. graduate speaks out
1974-1975 Santee earns honor
1987-1988 Mark Greenwald, '87, an Olympian
1987-1988 Alumni iprofile: Blind grad tackles challenges
1987-1988 Maine South's Homecoming queen -- a review of years gone by

American Field Service
1984-1985 AFS students share stories of summers away

Architecture
1963-1964 Truck rides, roof climbs highlight tour
1964-1965 First thoughts? Too busy getting lost
1973-1974 Trivia info about South
1984-1985 Administration to relocate to South hall

Bathrooms
1979-1980 Smokers ruin privacy

Books

1966-1967 "Mad" tops South's best selling list
1972-1973 'The Exorcist' not just another ghost story

Broadcasting
1974-1975 Dial 88.5 for the Maine line

Buses
1978-1979 Bus strike alters habits

Dave Butz
1968-1969 South chooses senior MVP athletes: Dave Butz

Cartoons
1969-1970 But I work here
1969-1970 That's what she wears
1977-1978 Cartoons

Censorship
1982-1983 Censors take out more than # $ % in literature

Clothing
1969-1970 Dress code renovators clash with immediate action seekers
1969-1970 Students like new code; Romance could suffer
1970-1971 Lady teachers take to pants
1973-1974 Dresses to jeans
1974-1975 Cool socks
1976-1977 New styles worn
1978-1979 Future brings questions
1982-1983 Conservatism new teen trend
1982-1983 Filip: Man of the Year?
1982-1983 Fashion springs back to the fifties
1984-1985 Colors reflect personality

College
1977-1978 Can college promise jobs?

Computers
1978-1979 Future brings questions
1978-1979 Math students use computers

Conservation
1973-1974 Drivers under 18 get no gas
1973-1974 Energetic students turn on to conservation
1973-1974 Lights turned off to cooperate with request to conserve energy

Curriculum
1987-1988 New innovations in curriculum: Grad requirements to change

Dating
1982-1983 A 'couple' of good times in group dating

Dean's Office
1977-1978 Dean Smith reflects on end of career

Demonstrations
1969-1970 National Moratorium significance assessed
1969-1970 Student calls Moratorium Day "lunacy"
1969-1970 Dress code renovators clash with immediate action seekers
1969-1970 Campus rioting discussed
1984-1985 Student protesters explain their actions

Discipline
1968-1969 Afterwords: Disciplinary limits set
1979-1980 Smokers ruin privacy
1982-1983 Conservatism new teen trend

District 207
1975-1976 How does 207 spend $

Draft
1969-1970 Mellberg meets Uncle Sam
1970-1971 Selective Service manuals issued to schools
1971-1972 Seniors low in lottery, face draft alternatives
1975-1976 Thoughtful view given to ERA
1979-1980 18-year-olds to be drafted?

Dress code
1969-1970 Dress code renovators clash with immediate action seekers
1969-1970 Students like new code; Romance could suffer

Drinking / Drugs
1971-1972 Drugs at South: Who's into it, what they use
1972-1973 Need some information? Try 'Hotline' 825-0860
1975-1976 Law on pot unfair?
1975-1976 Whos's Who polls students on drinking
1984-1985 Students surveyed about alcohol intake
1987-1988 Drinking: are you able to handle it?

Driving
1965-1966 Traffic court begins: Enforces traffic law
1973-1974 Drivers under 18 get no gas
1973-1974 Energetic students turn on to conservation
1977-1978 Teen drivers risk death
1978-1979 Bus strike alters habits
1978-1979 Future brings questions
1988-1989 Students want their "lot" in life to be theirs alone
1994-1995 Property of the editors

Earth Day
1970-1971 Earth Day reviewed in planning new projects

Emotions
1982-1983 Boys, are you afraid to cry in public?
1982-1983 A 'couple' of good times in group dating
1987-1988 Just a split second in time

Enrollment
1972-1973 People create problems
1978-1979 Future brings questions

Equal rights
1970-1971 South students express opinions concerning liberation for women
1975-1976 Thoughtful view given to ERA
1978-1979 "M" Club no place for letterwomen
1978-1979 What about Title IX?
1988-1989 Setting the feminist record straight
1988-1989 Setting the chauvinist record straight

Exercise
1978-1979 Future brings questions

Famous visitors
1975-1976 Gwendolyn Brooks
1975-1976 Representative Henry Hyde
1975-1976 Representative Abner Mikva
1975-1976 Governor Dan Walker

Derek Frapp

Freedom Shrine
1987-1988 Freedom Shrine unveiled

Games
1982-1983 Pac Man may be hazardous to your health

Grades
1984-1985 Columnist's advice for a successful year

Hair
1969-1970 Hair length hinders job seekers
1969-1970 Beards suddenly popular on faculty at Maine South

Hawk Honor Card
1987-1988 Hawk Honor Card to debut at South

Hazing
1979-1980 Hazing is against the law

Health
1975-1976 A suntan means status
1982-1983 Pac Man may be hazardous to your health
1982-1983 'Kissing disease' strikes South again
1982-1983 Walkman seen as hazardous by some

Holidays
1971-1972 Jimmy: A tale at Christmas present
1987-1988 The night before Christmas -- Maine South style

Homecoming
1976-1977 Homecoming Carnival preferred over floats
1987-1988 Maine South's Homecoming queen -- a review of years gone by
1988-1989 Homecoming through the years

Homework
1984-1985 Columnist's advice for a successful year

Journalism
1969-1970 National Moratorium significance assessed
1987-1988 Free the world .. but not its students

Law
1968-1969 Afterwords: Disciplinary limits set
1968-1969 ACLU director speaks on law and order
1979-1980 Hazing is against the law
1987-1988 Free the world .. but not its students

Library
1966-1967 Handpainted rocks immortalize the class of '67
1977-1978 Detection system merited successful
1982-1983 Censors take out more than # $ % in literature

Lounge
1968-1969 SC lounge will open 2nd semester
1969-1970 Lounge is open
1969-1970 Favors upper class lounge

Lunch
1965-1966 Our cafeteria is a mess
1965-1966 Boycott: Need for facts
1973-1974 Holy cow! Udderly fantastic news for student moo juice drinkers
1978-1979 Future brings questions
1984-1985 6A lunch a real drag / Cafeteria staff defends lunch

Mathematics
1969-1970 New math

"M" Club
1978-1979 "M" Club no place for letterwomen
1978-1979 What about Title IX?
1979-1980 Hazing is against the law

Money
1973-1974 Trivia info about South
1973-1974 How do you spend your money?
1974-1975 Inflation hits
1974-1975 Helpful hints for poor prom goers
1975-1976 Ads an influence or not?
1975-1976 How does 207 spend $?
1987-1988 Wage raise possible

Moratorium Day
1969-1970 Student calls Moratorium Day "lunacy"

Movies
1972-1973 'The Exorcist' not just another ghost story
1973-1974 Some movies worth seeing
1979-1980 Kermit hits Hollywood
1979-1980 Party at Biograph
1982-1983 Filip: Man of the Year?

Music
1972-1973 Deep End has new name only
1976-1977 Barry Manilow is No. 1
1977-1978 Sounds good to me
1978-1979 Album buyers surprised

Office Occupations
1966-1967 Jobs give girls headstart on office career
1968-1969 Office Occupations provides girls with jobs, skills

Open School
1970-1971 Trend to 'open campus' liked and disliked
1970-1971 Dr. Watson comments on open campus at South
1977-1978 Open campus could improve school life

Park Ridge
1972-1973 Restoring this old house doesn't bug Historical Society volunteer
1982-1983 New "L" breaks through Park Ridge wall

Personnel Office
1977-1978 Social worker available for council

Physical Education
1976-1977 Future Gym changes expected
1977-1978 Coed scuba can be fun
1978-1979 "M" Club no place for letterwomen
1978-1979 What about Title IX?
1979-1980 Smokers ruin privacy

Politics
1965-1966 Beat draft move wrong state juniors, seniors
1969-1970 National Moratorium significance assessed
1969-1970 Student calls Moratorium Day "lunacy"
1969-1970 Campus rioting discussed
1972-1973 Internship program launches government classes into politics
1975-1976 Thoughtful view given to ERA
1975-1976 Governor speaks at South
1979-1980 Iranian students talk
1984-1985 Student protesters explain their actions

The Pond
1975-1976 Stolen Mercury in pond causes rumors, crowds, and rowboat
1988-1989 Maine South's own McElligot's Pool
1994-1995 MS Pond-O-Rama

Prejudice
1979-1980 Iranian students talk

Project Big
1976-1977 Project Big, big project

Psychology
1972-1973 Need some information? Try 'Hotline' 825-0860
1982-1983 Boys, are you afraid to cry in public?

Race Relations
1976-1977 Unfair busing is brought to students' attention
1976-1977 "Roots" viewed by many students

Reading
1975-1976 Johnny can't read, nor can we
1987-1988 Drennan speaks on Year of the Reader

Recycling
1970-1971 Earth Day reviewed in planning new projects

Religion
1975-1976 Prayer sessions enhance each day

Hillary Rodham (Clinton)
1964-1965 Lawyer Hillary
1964-1965 Mock convention a first for Maine
1968-1969 Former S. graduate speaks out

School day
1979-1980 8-period day schedule
1988-1989 New schedule proposed for Maine schools

Smoking
1969-1970 South students cite their views on smoking
1979-1980 Smokers ruin privacy
1988-1989 Smoking lounges, do they work?

Snow
1966-1967 Scattered flurries bring panic

Sports
1968-1969 Inside story on track events and lingo
1970-1971 Fencers place first in State (Fencing)
1974-1975 Santee earns honor
1974-1975 MS girls' sports rising rapidly--hang in there gals!
1974-1975 Hey! Hey! Holy mackerel! Girl tankers--unbeaten State champs!
1977-1978 B-ball thrashes Warriors; win conference
1977-1978 Skaters glide to state championship
1978-1979 Super 65-65
1978-1979 We are No. 1, Hey!
1984-1985 Unsung athletes seek support (Cross country)
1984-1985 Swimmers to meet Maine East (Swimming)
1987-1988 Dreams that may never pay off
1987-1988 Mark Greenwald, '87, an Olympian
1994-1995 Education of the football field

Student Council
1969-1970 Talks of SC's purpose
1979-1980 Student Council elections fraudulent
1987-1988 Hawk Honor Card to debut at South

Student Independent Party
1970-1971 'Anteater Press' now circulating
1970-1971 Southwords explains ethics, errors: Maps increasingly liberal trend

Study abroad
1984-1985 AFS students share stories of summers away

Taxes
1982-1983 Budget may be hit by legislation

Teachers
1987-1988 Drennan speaks on Year of the Reader
1994-1995 Feichter and "civic education"

Teaching
1979-1980 Teachers question priorities
1982-1983 Editor attacks seniority policy

Television
1974-1975 April 29 not a night for pretty sights
1976-1977 "Roots" viewed by many students
1984-1985 Television favorites mentioned

Title IX
1976-1977 Future Gym changes expected
1977-1978 Girls' overuse of athletic facilities
1978-1979 "M" Club no place for letterwomen
1978-1979 What about Title IX?

Trends
1979-1980 Be human; reach for relationships
1982-1983 Pac Man may be hazardous to your health
1982-1983 Video tips for new trend
1982-1983 Conservatism new teen trend
1982-1983 Filip: Man of the Year?
1982-1983 Walkman seen as hazardous by some
1984-1985 Colors reflect personality

Trips
1976-1977 Canadian canoe trips schedule for summer

Vandalism

1966-1967 Vandals hits South twice; students, faculty speak
1975-1976 Vandalism poll among students reveals theft as common experience
1975-1976 Vandalism rips off students' maturity

Vietnam War
1968-1969 Afterwords: Disciplinary limits set
1969-1970 National Moratorium significance assessed
1969-1970 Student calls Moratorium Day "lunacy"
1970-1971 Student assesses effect of war moratorium
1970-1971 Selective Service manuals issued to schools
1971-1972 Seniors low in lottery, face draft alternatives
1972-1973 A true peace? Wonderful, but ...

Volunteering
1970-1971 'Jesus was a sole man'
1970-1971 South students continue to tutor at Hull House on informal basis
1971-1972 South walkers accomplish truly amazing feets
1972-1973 Restoring this old house doesn't bug Historical Society volunteer
1972-1973 Internship program launches government classes into politics

Voting
1970-1971 Citizens debate lower voting age

V-Show
1966-1967 Stage crews seldom seen, but results speak loudly
1977-1978 Is V-show worth it?

Work
1969-1970 Hair length hinders job seekers
1973-1974 Drivers under 18 get no gas
1977-1978 Can college promise jobs?
1987-1988 Wage raise possible
1987-1988 Dreams that may never pay off