South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Juniors Begin Homecoming Festivities D, This year Homecoming began with the Juniors. The first event A was a Spaghetti Dinner on Monday night sponsored by the Junior class. Entertainment was provided as a most enjoyable meal was served. Tuesday was Sophomore day and the Coronation followed in the evening. After much suspense, Bill Marden and Sandy Agustin were crowned King and Queen. On Wednesday, the Seniors beat the Sophomores and Juniors in the Powder Puff game even though it was Junior Day. During the lunch periods, a Wild and Wooly Rent- a -Tiger auction took place. The slaves performed various chores for their masters on Friday of Homecoming week. On Thursday it was Senior day and the Hayride at Hanson's Ranch was held that evening. Last but not least, on Friday the Big Game was played followed by the Homecoming Dance. The game was against Prior Lake and at the dance, we listened to the group, Toys , I fm., .. THE 1979 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: FRONT ROW: Laura Sjolie, Kordi Risvold, Kathy Brennan. Tina Jones, Barb Blair, Queen Sandy Agustin and King Bill Marden. TOP ROW: John Outlaw, Ed Gleason, Chad Nelson, Matt Ocel. and Terry Scheele. . we 2: 'Huis cv.. X gif X ,- .. ga, .fmt if ff' K t 4 5 ld, 'S Q' . Y K.. - I4 Homecoming

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Class OfHcers This year the Sophomores got off to a late start. They didn't know what the procedures were for getting involved. After the nomina- tions, the candidates had three days for cam- paigning. They gave speeches and the next day the voting took place. Juniors were concerned with getting the class involved more by having more fund raisers and class activities. They were trying to prepare for their Senior year by building the foundation for 1980. This is the last year for the Senior class. When they started in the 10th grade, their goals were to have a lot of class spirit and enthusiasm. Although there could have been more participa- tion over all, it has been 3 great years for the class of 79 . 'ef-ff'-ff 1978-1979 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom Row: John Outlaw, Vice President and Ginny Jones, President. Top Row: Laura Sjolie, Treasurer and Kathy Brennan, Secretary. I6 Class Officers 1978-1979 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom R0w.'Cathy Wurzer, Presidentg Barb Marden, Vice Presidentg Darcy Alm, Secretary and Lori Nyenhuis, Treasurer. Top Row: Cabinet Officers: Debbie Rosenow, Jane Adamson and Garrin Sax. 1978-1979 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom to Top: Sue Peterson, Treasurer: Kathy Mathews, Secretary: Denice Workcuff, Vice President and Karen Brezinka, President.