South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Levels Of Gov't. Fill Students’ Needs Student government operates at 3 levels and students can participate as class officers, members of the student council and members of the principal's advisory board. Bill Fintel heads the student council which sponsored homecoming and sno-daze activities and presented the winterim plan to the faculty and students for approval. Council is open to all students who wish to attend meetings and interest has been high with over 100 students attending each meeting. The advisory board holds regular meeting with Principal Northwick and concerns are voiced over the break time, zero hour classes, open commons, tally day procedures, and home rooms. 1. Sophomore class officers: Dtxig Kaluza, vice president; Chris Morgan, exec, committc; Patty Cutcn-jauf, secretary; Kim Hagen, treasurer; Mary Pritchard, president; Tom Norris, exec, committee. 2. Mike Steward, Dancy Kirk, Kathy Larson and Mr. Pat Glynn 3t a Sno-daze committee meeting. 3. Dawn Zocker, Steve Lacy and Nancy Matheson represent students on the Principal's advisory board. 4. Junior class officers: Sheryl Lossow, vice president; Chuck Lamb, president. 5. Senior class officers: Maythee Jensen, president; Debbie Franzen, treasurer; Jim Gossman, vice president; Pam Elven-dahl, secretary. 6. Student Council officers: Kathy Larson, treasurer; Ed Vilwock, advisor; Bill Fintel, president; Tammy Martincau, secretary; Pat Glynn, advisor; Jeff Schneibcl, vice president. Student Govemment-19

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Cheerleaders, Tigerettes Help Find School Spirit Within Student Body ’Keep the line straight, Kick higherl Smile, just a few comments you may have heard while the Tigerettes were practicing. Co-captains for the year were Eileen Harrity and Pam Elvendahl. Their motto this year was, Put in to it all you have and expect the best I The squad consisted of 18 girls, 9 seniors and 9 juniors. They performed at most football and basketball games, band concerts, pepfests, and previews. When not dancing at events, the girls were in the stands cheering. iMrs. Elaine Ferris was this year's advisor. There were 15 members on the varsity cheerleading squad including 2 mascots. The squad led cheers at fall sports and then divided into 2 groups for winter sport coverage. Basketball cheerleaders bought new lightweight uniforms at their own expense. Cheerleaders planned elementary school clinics for future girls who want to learn how to cheer. Co-captains were Arlene Pyche and Connie Sorbel. Ms. Mary Michael Connolly was advisor. S-P-I-R-I-T, We've got spirit... so let's hear it! Come on, let's do it again... louder! 20-Tigerettes