South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HAIL TO OUR ROYALTY!! For weeks, days, hours—all South waited in suspense-waited for the coronation of our New King; and Queen, who would reign over the Sno Frolicks activities at the talent show. People sat tensely in their scats as the candidates slowly marched up the side aisles to the accompaniment of our band. Magestically the candidates bowed each in turn to this year’s Homecoming Queen Mary and King Tom. They then proceeded to their places; the boys to the right, and the girls to the left of t he stage. Applause permeated the auditorium as Bill I lenderson and Bette Bloom-quist were crowned this years Snow-Week King and Queen. Their Attendents were these: Terry Wheaton and Doug Henriksen— Srs.; Gail Schroeder and Gary Arnquist — Jrs.: Kris Johnson and Dale Filers — Jrs.; Marilyn Benson and Joe Hoyt — Soph.; and Ellen Hanson and Craig Johnson—Soph. 26

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CAST ... a-red stuff to put on lips; b-stuff to smell pretty like geisha ...” Sakini .... Bill Henderson Sgt. Gregovich Steve Bailey Walt Rhodes Col. Frudy III . . . Duane Johnson Capt. Fisby Jim Spangler Old Woman Linda Wold Old Woman’s Daughter . . . Diane Hammer Daughter’s Children . . . Walter Sjodahl Dorothy Shavinsky Lady Astor Myrtle Ancient Man Mr. Hokaida Gerry How Mr. Omura .... John Gustafson Mr. Sumata Mr. Keora Mr. Oshira Steve Grice Miss Higa Jiga Ladies’ League for Linda Doll Democratic Action Kris Berg .... Leela Morey . . . . Barb Wisneski Villagers Gary Kinsei .... Art Siegman IvOtus Blossom Capt. McLean Dancers . . . Angie Tremont Grudge fight between Mr. Hokaida and Mr. Sumata, Boss. Winner get to push Lotus Blossom’s sweet potatoes.” “Sayonara” 25

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SNOW FROL ICKS-1965 Falling snow, brisk weather, the laughter of students—these set the scene for Sno-Week at South. This year’s Sno-Week proved to be successful for both students and faculty for there was a new the annual student-faculty volley-ball game. Pinks and reds, and polka dots and plaids were on the agenda Thursday as students dressed appropriately for clash-day. Friday featured the talent show and the long-awaited coronation. Features of the talent show were these: the take-off of the Tea House of the August Moon; the teacher’s Hall of Fame; a group of boys called the Bushmen: the band and the South High Singers. Carolyn Nesbitt presided as M.C. activity each day. Monday morning, students donned slacks and sweaters for Ski Day; later in the day the skating party was well attended. On Wednesday the faculty defeated the students in 27