South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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O' 3 K., 'ff .?g5P e .. r a:f 'w1i' 4 L. iii 'K I '--I. Large Cast And Crew Make Hello, DolLv A Gala Success A I South This years 1979-80 Fall Musical, Hello Dolly, was a great success. Over 1800 people attended the performances the four evenings they were held on Dec. 5,6,7 and 8. This was the highest attendance ever at a performance in recent years. There were also previews for English classes and a matinee for the three area lunior High's. Hello, Dolly! is the story of Dolly Levi, a middle aged widow turned Match- maker, who involves herself with amorous affairs of several comical characters. The musical centers in New York in the 1890's. Hello Dolly is based on The Matchmaker by Thorton Wilder. The plot revolves around Dolly's effort to marry Horace Vandegelder, a skinflint millionare. Cornelius Hackle and Barnaby Tucker, Mr. Vandegelder's store keepers are also heavily in the action. lohn Kanter, this years orchestra director said that out of all the musical's he has helped with, Hello Dolly was indeed the best he has ever seen. There was over 70 students involved in the show, cast, crew and orchestra. Terry Hanson said that in his directing experiences, he had Never experienced better cooperation and participation by the South students. I 'i x!,.f HELLO DOLL Y CAST BOTTOM ROW Lori Dombrovskis, Darla Hermann, Ardis Houle, Cindy Clarkson, Debbie Rosenow and Kris Ozolins. SHIONO li'OW'Brad Laudert, Bill Freeman, Bill Brown, Donny Erickson Greg Allen and Mike Wurzer. THIRD ROW' Brenda Harrity, Steve Anderson, lulie Lossow, Tom Staebler, Lori Nyenhuis, Karen Gustafson, Dan Tenhof, Tamie Staebler, Naomi Sletten lon Fors and lenny Peckham FOURTH l?OW'lim Hines, lim Larch, Mike Andrusko. Randy Brekhus, Paul Kelm and lodi Lorge. HFTH ROW' Tim Thotland and Greg Miller. STXTH ROW Andy Wrobel Andy Madsen Bob Tamble, Kevin Stormer and Rick Martinez. TOP ROW' Paul Marihart, Charlie Booth and Garrin Sax, Fall Musical 23

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! D l ,Q jg: A 'i K K, Y ' Lf , , ', 2 Z . f I ri I I J. A , J jr i of i if flea, x ,, ...- UHELL0 DOLLY CREW' BUTTUM ROW' Michelle Brown, Sharon Davis and Joan Dropik. SECUND ROW' lim Anderson and Terry Mencel. THIRD ROW' Karl Aaberg and Carol Chambers. TOP ROW' Glen Thoreson, Todd Lindstrom, Rich Mencel, Karl Knox and Cathy Gerard. E X il wx 1. Dolly talks with Horace about her tuture. 2. Dolly makes her entrance at Harmonious Gardens restaurant as the waiters look on. 3. Cornelius and Barnabys requist for a day off is denied by Horace. 4. Horace finds Cornelius and Barnaby at Mrs. Malloys hat shop. 5. Dolly has a talk with Ermengarde and Ambrose Kemper in the teed store. 22 Fall Musical . 145820.

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Student Union Does Good Job ln 1979-80 The Student Union had many active people in this years union activities, with about 125 students attending every meeting. There were many activities such as the Homecoming, Holiday, and Snowdaze dances that were planned and spon- sored by the union, plus the selling ot buttons tor both Homecoming and Snowdaze. The union not only did things for the school, but did many service proiects for the community, such as collecting money for a rockathon for senior citizens, who could not get out and do it tor themselves. The Student Union was one of the major factors in helping to bring up school morale and involvement. l i l in me