South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sno-Da .e Royally after Coronation SNO-DAZE (January 24-28) These were the days when all South High Tigers clashed, frolicked, and danced. The fun began on Monday with a skating party at the Minneapolis Arena. Then Ski-Day. Tuesday, was marked by students clad in ski clothing. That day was climaxed by an exciting hockey game against Marshall. NOW — Wednesday’s volleyball game between faculty and seniors . . .??? ('lash Day was a big success with both faculty and students producing varied combinations of brilliant stripes, gaudy plaids, and radiant colors. From Monday to Friday the pace of fun grew —everyone was in the mood for Friday, the day of the Coronation. The students showed their enthusiasm by dressing up in their best clothing. The coronation was preceded by a variety show. Sno-Da .e ended with a traditional dance featuring the Sir Raleighs. From beginning to end — Sno-Daze offered each and every South High Tiger an opportunity for fun. 15

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Sno-Dazc Dance Queen Sue Jameson and King Sno-Dazc Royally 1 ,hc ,)anC Mike Carlson

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4 SWEEHEART SWIRL ”Some Enchanted Evening” •‘Sweetheart ami '‘Best Beau The annual —Girl Ask Boy —winter formal, a special feature of the South High chapter of Blue Tri. was held on February 26. at Coffman Memorial Union. The theme for the Sweetheart Swirl was “Some Enchanted Evening”. For many couples the evening began with coketail parties and ended with dinner at well known restaurants. Bod Aaberg and his band provided the music for the dancing couples. During intermission Lynette Salas was crowned “Sweetheart of the Swirl, and Bruce Peterson, her escort, was named “best beau.’ The Northstar Singers from Roosevelt provided the entertainment during intermission. For all who attended it was an evening long to be remembered. 16