South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bow 1: V Newgard. J Meyer j. J Kobetko Bow 2i B Hollin, D Simpson. $ Tropskin, 0 Beier, E Strainline. R Thomosson Row 3: t Mo'tmeov. R Lose . B Stein, A Slyngstad. E. Pinsk . K ludgatc. J. libro. W Edslrom. T. Gillespie. Bow 4: G Nusbaum, I Stem. V. Johnson. M. Inesen, M Rice, G. Morstod. K. Swcdeen, D Brown, Row 5i Color Guard: G. Senstad, S. Corloy, S Phillips, M Hollborne, H. Barnier, M Wollin. M Mill. J. Hargreaves, R Skogman, J. Smith, S. Arnemann, B Peterson, J. Antonsen. J. Hoover. B. Steliel. Band out of town The South High band members are an inspiring sight in their orange and black uniforms. The band plays for many games and for many auditorium programs. The concert in the spring and a trip are the two important events in the life of a band member. 24 Row 1: M Zobel. M lorson. J Eschweiler Row 2: R Johnson. 8 Stelton. B Honsen. J, Shaw. S Phillips Bow 3: C Cooke, S. Vlnge. G, Rieke. B Hallin. V Johnson. R lotef. B Ous'rud. D. Simpson. B Stein. B Knutson. A Kopocek Row 4: G. Quick. 0 Hallquist. D Brown, Mr A Lawrence

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G.A.A. Row Is V. Johnton. M H »rb !. R P or on, G Corljon. C Th.n on, R Indahl, C Booker. M Quickjtrom Row 2: D Rice, B Bro ek. B Loo pen, C Johnjon. I leu . B Peter on, j Olton. S. S'owert, R Zorin . Row 3: R lorson. I Geer. G Mown, I Ward. J Moyer . B Plummer, R Bosque . S. Corley. Row 4: A Mmkevlc . D Mmkevk . M Cukor . Z. Cukun. I lunneborg. B Peltolo. C. Oiri tian on. J. Mart. B. Cornoliu . Row 5i K Pollard, J Wmb «g, M Boyer. N Chri . ten en. S. Dolny, B Ou»rrud. I. Jorgen on. Row 6: C Poorion. P Nelton, J Corl on. V Zewitke. J. Etchweiler. M. Zobel, D. S|oqu t. Advivor: Mr Mabel Tonaen. Officer : Pre . Geraldine Carlton,- Vice-pro ., Corol Wln or; Sec., Rose Indohlj Treat., Rena Pearton G.A.A. is for those girls who are sports enthusiasts. There are regularly scheduled games for a great variety of sports. The goal of each member is to earn her letter which symbolizes the amount of her participation in these sport activities. Leadership girls start their training during their junior year. As seniors they help supervise regular gym classes; their duties are varied. The experience they gain is valuable. Leadership Row |j L lund. B. lor on, S Rowe. G Corljon. J Swerdfiger. D Albert,on. M Poter on Row 2: B Peonon, O. Bonnot, J CorUon. Y. Hollqu'tt. C. Keenan, A. VonOeu en Row 3: I. Androfl. C Born, I. Stockneu, R Albee, G. Gobr.ck, J. Flooto. G. Brook Row 4: J. lorjon, J Peterton, C. Roepke, E. Jocobion, D Hoy. 23

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It J Horringfon. 0. Foell. 0 Wright. Bow 2: D Jon », A Kemmoo. K Chrdtenwn. M Swenson I Graham D Bo''V «°w 3: N TuttU. J 5! , uld j 0w!7ud. N Chnjtemen, A ludr.g-.on. W lor on B Sfnmo. 0 Nel.on. 8 nMn Bow 4: M . ,ro?- f Snobb Bull. R Gunder on. D. Wclt in. R Wood. R N.do. J. Wright. Flog-Twirler , K. Schreoder. P Wood. 5 Amdahl. D Brod»bury. G i.toton. Row 5: J Thorner, C Bri ky. N. Fournier. P Drei». Mr A lowrence. Traditionally, the orchestra provides the music for the Christmas Concert. Baccalaureate. and Commencement. To a South Hioh senior no commencement would be com- 'r plete without the orchestra playing ’’Pomp and Circumstance. Orchestra “rJ1 Jp'Oet'wn. J Moyer . S Corley, V Newgord Bow 2i J Douohinoit. M Wood . E Me . E Stro.nl.ne Bow 3: J. Berglund. D Nido. M ton, D Jonet, N Chri|t«nten Bow 4: t Nolen. S Arnemann. M Frolik, J Wejiby. R Nido. T. Nordby 25