South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

(D1NNje VPOUS pueLic li eaAHY THE TIGER PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ADVISOR-MISS BREMER EDITOR-JIM JOHNSON BUSINESS MANAGER-MRS. PETERSON PHOTOGRAPHER-MR. JOHNSON BUSINESS MANAGER-MRS. PETERSON TIGER’S TALE % � [• • � � 4'. , THE ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A FIELD—A FIELD COVERED WITH FRUIT TREES AND CORN THEN ONE DAY SOMETHING WONDERFUL HAPPENED TO THAT FIELD MEN CAME WITH BRICKS AND STONES AND PILED THEM ONE UPON ANOTHER SLOWLY THERE CAME TO BE A BUILDING- A GREAT BUILDING WITH A TOWER AT LAST THE DAY CAME WHEN THE BUILDING WAS FILLED WITH STUDENTS THE YEAR WAS 1892. AND THE BUILDING WAS NAMED SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL IT GREW AN D GREW UNTIL IT FILLED AN ENTIRE BLOCK AN ATHLETIC FIELD WAS NEEDED. A WOODYARD BECAME THAT FIELD WAS THE TRADITION BE SOUTH” BORN ON THAT FIELD? WHO KNOWS? OVER SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF THAT BE SOUTH SCHOOL SPIRIT HAS BEEN ECHOED FROM BLEACHER TO BLEACHER AS THE TIGERS HAVE WON VICTORIES THIS SAME SPIRIT HAS PREVAILED THROUGHOUT ALL OF SOUTH HIGH; IN FACT. THIS SPIRIT HAS BEEN SO STRONG THAT PHYSICAL CHANGES IN THE SCHOOL HAVE MADE NO DIFFERENCE IN THE ATTITUDE OF THE STUDENTS IT WAS ONCE WRITTEN THAT SOUTH HAD A TOWER; THE TOWER WAS RAZED' THERE WAS A PORTABLE. THE PORTABLE WAS RELOCATED THE BUILDING GREW. IT SHRANK THEY HOPED; THEY PLANNED. AND NOW THE DREAM OF A NEW SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL HAS BECOME NOT A PLAN. BUT A REALITY TO EACH AND EVERYONE WHO HAS BEEN SOUTH OR WILL BE SOUTH! 3 This year. South's 75th year, is highlighted by the assurance of a new South High which is being developed with an eye to the future In the spring of 1 969 the present sophomores will be the first class to graduate from the new building, which will be the source of genuine pride to the entire district. To this year's graduating seniors. I hope we have taught you one of the most important facts in life - to think for yourself. You will have many decisions tomakein the future: and lam confident, with your background. you will make the wise ones. To all of you. I wish success and happiness in your future endeavors. 4 SL (?)JL This is a very special year for South High School since it marks the completion of 75 years of service to the city of Minneapolis and especially to the families and students in the immediate community This is also a very special year for our graduating seniors since it marks the completion of their high school careers and the beginning of new and exciting adventures in a world filled with opportunities We are confident that these new graduates will, indeed, live up to the high standards of citizenship which have become a tradition among the graduates of South High Best wishes for a bright and happy future ' N0I1DV NI S1VD HOMECOMING RAINCOMING, OR THEY CHUCKED OUR WAGONS! What a perfect day for Homecoming? The thunder was clapping, the Rain was pouring from the dark grey sky This kind of dismal weather failed to dampen the high spirits of the enthusiastic South High students. Their laughter in the auditorium fell to a whisper as last year's Homecoming King. Larry Russ, and Queen. Rosanne Stiehm. crowned Mike Holte and Sue Carlson the new Homecoming King and Queen for 1966 After the afternoon program came the football game with Central and the annual Homecoming dance with music by the Castaways ” Give her a Pre - Historic? Homecoming Pages Kristen Anderson Micheal Olsen 8 “What's the word?' 'Wild Tigers” Emcees Nancee Lundeen Phil Johnson Princess Ellen Hansen Prince Darryl Vacura Princess Candy Fick Prince Phil Colich ROYAL COURT Princess Sally Williams Prince Craig Johnson 10 Princess Marilyn Benson Prince Fred Nault SNO DAZE Ouch!- SNO-FROLIC The Sno-daze week was a successful all-school activity Participation by everyone made this one of the most memorable events of the year The talent show and coronation on Friday, were the high lights of Sno-daze. Skits and jokes were abundant during the show, in addition singing and dancing by groups of people added variety and glamour The dance Friday night was the best yet , for everyone enioyed dancing to the music of the Sir Raleighs Yes. from the very beginning to the very end Sno-daze was a delight, a treat, a success' Ma and Pa” 12 SNO-WEEK ACTIVITIES (January 30-Feb uary 3) Monday—Toboggan Party at Town Country Tuesday—Skating Party at Brackett Park Wednesday—Ski Day Snow Sculpture in the football field Thursday—Clash Day Friday—Coronation and Talent Show 13 Princess Nancy Olson Prince Dave Paul Princess Rikka Tellegren Prince Tim Grice SNO-COURT” Princess Becky Anderson Prince Mike Colich Princess Nancee Lundeen Princess Sandy Arnquist Pnnce Dave Bergerson Prince John Holsten 14 QUEEN BILLIE q UGHT and On the twenty-fifth day of February South's Blu-Tri girls held their annual Sweetheart Swirl at Coffman Memorial Ballroom Over 125 couples attended this first Formal of the year to dance to Rich Clausen's band and to listen to Cindy James' melodic voice To top off an enchanting evening many couples had dinner at a well known Twin City restaurant A few. however, were late to dinner due to transportation difficulties Around three a m with dinner and dancing over, the couples slowly drifted home with an evening behind them that they would never forget Aura of Magnificence Surrounds Candidates for Sweetheart and their Escorts 17 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE Scholarship, leadership, character and service—these are the qualities that are necessary to have membership in the National Honor Society Although the organization was nationally formed in 1921. it wasn’t until 1934 that South High School requested and received its charter Since that time it has been a strong and active organization This year there was only one induction ceremony which was held on February 24th After the induction new members and their happy parents were the guests of the present members at a tea and reception Activities sponsored by the National Honor Society this year were these a dance held on September 23. the sale of graduation announcements; and participation in a school wide candy sale Members: Barbara Anderson. Tim Anderson Marilyn Benson. Phil Colich. Candy Fick. Lynelle Flom. Ann Halvorson. Ellen Hansen. Barb Hruska. Craig Johnson. Jim Johnson. Phil Johnson. Brad Johnson. Linda Mathison. Carol Pieh Dons Woiland. Patty Erhardt. Noll LumWy Laura McGregor. Mary Mahoney Dave Metcalf Bruce Rogers. Ann Sigtord. Terry Suneson Use Veckaktms. Wendy Wolfe 18 CHEERLEADERS Smiling, clapping and jumping for joy-this describes our cheerleaders. This year South’s school spirit was unbeatable, thanks to the enthusiasm of our cheerleaders. The ram didn't stop them: they were at every football game. The cold didn’t stpp them they never missed a hocky game. Friday nights didn’t stop them they appeared at all basketball games. This years' squad went beyond the call of duty to promote school spirit Skits, pep fests. and signs-all suceeded in giving South new life Let’s thank our cheerleaders for a year of loyalty and faithfulness. Practice in the years to come, their motto and our motto-BE SOUTH! Ellen Hansen co-capt Candy Soderlmg co-capt Pat Bailey George Danko Cerise Fedraw Linda Grass Lmda McGregor Sharon Pauiz Becky Slrick Cece Supalo Jan Palla Tiger The roar of the crowd, the passing of the ball and the battering of hockey sticks-these will never escape my memory To South I have given my heart and soul; to the Tiger I have given life. South has bestowed upon me the honor of representing my school as mascot a joy that can never be replaced This honor I will cherish forever. Jan- TIGERETTES Proudly clad in South's school colors, our Tigerettes danced at not only pepfests but also at football and basketball games. However. dancing was not their only talent they were expert carwashers. By the way. the Tigerettes acquired their unusual carwashing talent while earning money to pay for new uniforms. Since practice brings perfection our Tigerettes practiced 3 days a week during the summer of '66 and once a week during the school year Miss Virginia Nelson the advisor helped the girls choreography their dance routines. Becky Hardeman was their captain. 22 Becky Hardeman Captain Laura McGregor Ann Dwolle Pat Taylor Terry Elies Kathy Moews Linda Hcmbroff Jan Milan Liga Semelis Practice Makes Perfect 23 N it Do you know what a man longs for when he’s lonely, desolate, and Frank Lucy wretched? •CAST Colonel Sir Francis Chesney...........................Ken Lindstrom Jack Chesney...........................................Phil Johnson Charley Wykeham............................................Ron Ferris Lord Fancourt Babberley..........................................Dave Metcalf Stephen Spettigue...............................................Bruce Rogers Brassett .............................................Bruce Murray Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez.........................................Vicky Nelson Amy Spettigue..................................................Carrie Lange Kitty Verdun.......................................Judy Thormodson Ela Delahay......................................................Judy Barrett 24 BRRRASSETT Mr Gibbons gets tied up to his work CHARLEY’S AUNT The 1967 Senior Class Play. Charley's Aunt, brought the house down with laughter Jack Chesney. violently in love with Kitty Verdun, and Charles equally in love with Miss Spettigue. invited the young ladies to their room for a luncheon—in order to meet Charley's aunt from Brazil. Where the nuts come from Alas, she sends word that she will be delayed a few days What could be done? The problem was solved by forcing a good friend of theirs. Lord Fancourt Babberley. to become the new Charley's aunt by the use of a black satin dress and a lady's wig The next step was to introduce this old frump to the sweethearts, to Jack's father. (Sir Francis Chesney). and to Stephen Spettigue. Miss Spettigue's guardian The real fun begins when Donna Lucia D Alvadorez. (the real aunt) and Ela Delahay show up In the confusion Lord Babberley. posing as the aunt, got Spettigue to agree to the marriage of his ward to Charley. Jack gets Miss Verdun, and the real aunt and Jack's father fall in love and regain the fortune he had lost All claims to Charley s Aunt. 25 SADIE HAWKINS DAY This year s Sadie Hawkins Day celebration was held on November 10 To help all single girls find a Li'l Abner a list of eligible bachelors was posted on the first floor bulletin board Before the evening began, the couples attended mountain dew parties Later when they arrived at the dance, they found square dancing in the girls' gym and the Sir Raleighs keeping things going in the student lunchroom. Prizes were given for the best dressed The Daisy Mae Award went to Candy Fick and The Li’l Abner Award went to Phil Johnson The only hitch to the dance was 'Marrin' Sam” portrayed by Donny Forte. All marriages were annulled at midnight — ending another Sadie Hawkins Day 26 ALL WORK AND NO PLAY....? STUDENT COUNCIL The rousing, enthusiastic spirit of this year's Student Council clearly boosted our motto. Be South Surely, the council members can proudly say they did their best to promote a successful year The average meeting involved many important issues. Under the fearless leadership of President. Fred Nault. the meeting rang out with anything from serious discussion to wild debate The meetings were never dull!! This year's activities included a variety of projects: our great Homecoming, the Sadie Hawkins dance. Sno Week Celebration All in all. the Student Council leaders, representatives, and alternates did a wonderful job in making the '66-67 year one that South will never forget. Regulars ROW 1: S Thompson. M Colich. R Bergstud. M Kulka. G Franor. B Moline. S Forsberg. C. Olson, D PauU. J McCormick. L Hconey ROW 2: J Johnson. V Anderson. B Ponto. M Holte. M Jonhson. K Ostlund. D Marben. K Johnson. G Boudin. C lumby ROW3:P Johnson, N Lundoen. K Matusko. C Fedraw. J Linden. L Olson. C Supalo K Moows. J Lodden. D Weiland R0W4:R Ferris. S PauU. M Mahoney. K Marvin. M Hansen. C See. N Lomum. B Anderson ROW 5: S Arnquist (Treas). D Bergerson. (Sgt at Arms). F Nault. IPros I T Anderson. tVicc-Pres ). C. Fck. (Soc I. P Erhardt. (Corr Sec ) Alternates ROW 1: C Gramlm. J Hoyt. M Holte. L Boisiolie. D Bergerson. J Carey F Dean D Nelson K Nutten K Lmdstrom L McGregor. J Abelne. R Widen. P Bachman. ROW 2: L Olson. J Halverson. T Oland. D Metcalf M Carlson. C Hild. N Reyes M Helget. C Soderlmg. B Renstrom. M Wickorcn. R Hurd. ROW 3: S Carlson. L Grass. P Bailey E Hansen A Johnson. A Strandskov. B Hruska. N Olson. P McLeod R0W4:D Couch. S Becker. T Jacobson. J Murphey. R Pacheco. G LaChapelle. E Yee. N LaFave 28 TIGER STAFF What's the answer to problem 18 I'm not ballin' ya out. I'm just tollin' ya Sing along with Goorgio “ Our Chief That typewriter skipped again Sue Carlson moots deadline under the guidance of Joan Linden. Double your pleasure, double your fun 30 Deadline, whai the hecks a Deadline7 SOUTHERNER STAFF 'Ah. give me a break i before e except after c Let me seo now. uh. 2 + 2 urn? We wrote this7 Anybody seen the latest Southener Nancee and her girls 31 Mr Kormanik. the S ' Club advisor, talks wth the members of the advisory board. Ed Johnson. Phil Johnson Fred Dean. Craig Johnson S” CLUB BUILDS LEADERSHIP 32 CAPTAINS Left to right—T Anderson. V Wmlield. T Ahrens. M Davis. C Johnson. D 8ergerson J Hoyt. B Puckett J Johnson F Dean. J Abbas. C Pederson. L Cameron. B Ponto. M Holte Abbas. James Abehie. Jahms Ahrens. Terry Allen. Robort Allen William Ambrosier. Wayne Anderson James L Anderson. Timothy Bergerson, David Bing. Martin Blue Oliver Boisjohe. Leon Bourasa. Robert Breithbarth. Bill Cameron. Larry Carey. James Chairpamm James Christianson. Stoven Citrowski. Edward Clementson. Dale Clementson. Gary Colich. Philip Davis. Michael Dean. Fred Dentz Gregory Dockin. Dale Dodge. Dennis Forsberg. Steven Senior Lettermen S CLUB MEMBERS Fosland. Gary Frey. Gregory Gramling. Charles Grosklags, James Hanson David Hernandez. Raymond Hewitt. David Hoff. Dennis Holston John Holte. Mike Hoyt. Joe Hurd. David Iverson. Gary Johnson. Craig Johnson. Edward Johnson. James E Johnson. James M Johnson Philip Kolhott. David Kulka. Michael LaVigne. Michael Marr Stephon Martmeau. Larry Mattson. Scott McCormick. Jon McDonald. Gary Miller. Allen Miller. James Nault Fred Nault. John Nielson. Don Peach, Dan Pederson. Chuck Poterson Don Pmske. Ronald Ponto. Bnan Puckett. Brian Renstrom. Ted Rogers. Daryl Sarfl. Jerry Scholtes Bob Schulze. Larry Spiczinski. Terry Stewart. Richard Suneson. Terry Svidron. David Thompson. Steven Trombley. Thomas Vacura. Darryl Vasquez. Larry Vossen. Michael Walsuom. Wayne Wenngatz. Halbert Widen. Roger Wilson. Gary Winfield. Vernon T A- DAAAAAAAAA' This year the Hi-Y boys have held meetings and played basketball. Although they are a small group they seem to be an athletic one The members are Gary Clememson Dale Clemenison Richard Siewan Terry Ahrens Art LaPoint Chostor LaPoint Walter Silvers Steve Thompson 34 Hi-Y boys seem to enioy learning |udo SOHISKICL Look what's new at South this year A Ski Club1 This club was formed to help its members either to learn how to ski or to improve their skiing, but even more important to have fun With the organizing of a new club came the problem of finding a name This was an important decision for the members. They finally decided to accept the suggestion from their advisor. Mr Roscoe. and call their club SOHISKICL The name was derived by taking the first letters from the words. South High Ski Club, and combining them into one word You'll have to admit the name is quite unique, and it is meaningful The ski club's first year was a big success Among the many trips they took was a weekend trip to Quadna Mt in Hill City. Minnesota In spue of a lack of snow on this first trip and a few cold feet, everyone had fun Also under the instruction of Mr Roscoe. who is head of the ski patrol at Quadna. many of the members picked up a few valuable pointers on how to improve their skiing After this first trip the ski club returned to school Monday morning, a little tired, but eager for their next trip Advisor Mr Roscoe SKI CLUB MEMBERS: Anderson. T (Pros) Matusko. K (Treas). Abeiito. J Allen. A Anderson, V. 8aker M . 8enson. R Berqeson, 0. Bergsrud R . Carlson. J.. Cerdo. M Chatfield. D Corbesia N Cota. I. Erickson. J . Ferres. S . Forte D . Gaustad. S Guimont. R Haehn. M . Hawkmson. P. Hembroff. S Houk. D: House. S . Johnson. H Johnson. J . Kolhoff. D . Klosmski. I.. Krisko. K . Lange. C . Larson. L Lease. E . Liss. M . Lodden. J . Lowman V Lundquist M Lynch P Mathisen L . Matthew Y Moline. B Moow. J . Neilson. D . Nelson D . Nelson. T. Nicholson. P, Nuhrmg. B Olson. 8 Olson. D. Pederson C . Person. R Peterson D . Peterson. P Plowman. J ; Queaily. P. Reyes. N . Robertson, S Rogers. B. Rue. G . Sted. D, Strick. B Taylor. P. Thomala. J .Thomson S . Trembly T Trudeau, P . Twite. K. Vetsch. P. Wade. M. Walorius. 8 35 1892 -1967 75 years to BE SOUTH Since 1892 the school motto ol BE SOUTH has been synonomous with school spirit Evidences of that school spirit are found in every hall, every classroom But BE SOUTH has. and always will, represent more than just the attitude of students toward South Those two words are backed up by SEVENTY FIVE YEARS OF MEMORIES — none of which, no matter how small, can be considered trivial These memories won t stop with the new South High School, for a building itself can t make life or live it Instead the new doors of a new South will open with all the old traditions and mottos ... perhaps in an even deeper meaning A significant example of how some things never change in their meaning is the continuance of war. No matter when the war yesterday's world wars, today's Vietnam, tomorrow's.........the death of a man will always be tragic With this in mind, we pay honor to...... ALL SOUTH HIGH STUDENTS WHO HAVE. OR WILL. SERVE OUR COUNTRY BY GIVING THEIR LIVES. wounded in action Dec 28 died Jan 3 1967 PFC Douglas Penney 36 Mr Davis knows when he's heard enough DEBATERS PROVE TO BE LOQUACIOUS Barb Anderson. Phil Johnson. Tim Anderson, and Bonnie Renstrom formed South s Debate Team They debated over the issue that foreign aid should be restricted to non-totalitarian countries Phil uses a lew notes 37 Senior Chapter MEMBERS Vicky Nelson Jackie Jacques Mary Pederson Candy S Oder ling Kay Nelson Georgia Danko Judy Thormodsen Michel© Steen Barbara Siiseth Suo Carlson Bov Olson Nancy Reyes Lynette Olson Barb Anderson Barbara Hurska Sally Williams Jonna Connelly Pat Daibev Karon Eckman Susanna Puentes Nora Evenskaas Ellen Hansen Marilyn Benson Nancy Johnson Jody Linden Betty Walenus Maggie Kochendorfer Candy Fick Linda Heenoy Linda Mathisen Renaye Olson Patsy Peterson Kath.e Roos Barb Sadd Sheryl Skrivseth Use Veckaktms Ruth Allison Mary Ann Saxon In September 80 girls were indoctrinated into South s Blu-Tri at a Pot Luck Supper Fun and fellowship was promised them, the club tried to keep all campaign pledges During a busy year members learned how to lose weight through exercises, helped out the T B center, and finally—and most important—THE SWIRL That's not all of the activities, but for the most part, the girls will remember monthly chapter meetings where they shared ideas and laughter 38 Would you believe a flying mop ” Cabinet plans carefully the dubs activities WHACK FUN AND FELLOWSHIP: BLU-TRI GOALS MEMBERS Sandy ArnauiSt Sue Becker Nancy Enebo Terry Elios Janice Erickson Cerise Redraw Sandy Ferns Pat Gilmore Mary Haehn Linda Iverson Yvonne Matthews Kathy Maiusko Janice Milon Sharon Paut? Barb Poper Pat Trudeau Kane Twite Margie Wade Mary Wickoren Becky Strict Pat Queaiiy Ginny Rue Terry Jacobsen Ruth Gustavson Kris Michaelsen Annalee Strandskov Monika Sibbell Darlene Russell Linda Filek Ruth Ellmgson Pam Vetsch Rita Pierson Marilyn Carlson Cheryl Hild Nancy Olson Bonnie Renstrom Caryn Jacobson Ruth Ksilander Pat Jacoues Sophomore and Junior Chapters 39 CLUB MEMBERS Judi Barren Ruth Benson Ron Borqlund Bruce Bloomquist Linda Carlson Nancy Davis Georgia Danko Karen Eckman Bob Fancher Mike Groven Roger Johnson Charlene Loveland Linda Mathisen Bill Molme Jackie Moren Tim Nelson Roxann Noviky Lylo Overby Leonard Poterson PeddY Peterson Carol Roos Kathie Roos Virgma Rue Walter Siodahl Judy Thormodsen Kane Twite Pan Vetsch Margie Wade SVITHIOD SWEDISH CLUB Learning a language can be fun as the Swedish Club proved during its fabulous year of 1966-67 The Swedish language was used in games such as concentration at Swedish parties Among the many varied activities of the year were the Halloween and Valentine parties at the home of Mrs Peterson, the Swedish Club advisor Of course, the members will never forget the rollicking Christmas party and a night of bowling at the U of M Under the guidance of its responsible advisor and an imaginative cabinet. Svithiod once again enjoyed another wonderful year Advisor Mrs Peterson CABINET Advisor Mrs Peterson President Bruce Bloomquist Vice-Pres Roger Widen Secretary Lmda Mathisen Treasurer Karen Eckman Sgt at Arms Bob Fancher 40 OFFICERS Pres Annaloe Strandskov V Pros Tim Andorson Sec Marilyn Benson Treas Tim Mason Sgt at Arms Burt Olson MEMBERS GERMAN CLUB Sprechen sie Deutsch? If you haven't learned how to speak German and would like to. there is one easy way join German Club. German Club has sponsored a variety of activities Among such activities were a very successful hayride and Christmas caroling at several hospitals in the area Later in the year German Club held it's annual luncheon at the famous Heidelberg restaurant Here the members enjoyed everything from Wienerschmtzel to Sauerbrauten All in all German Club turned out a very successful year Miss Borders Abel ile. J Arnquist. S Becker. S Bolecbowski A Brown. S Ceros. M Christiansen. M Comstock. T Danko G Dibble. N Fick. C Fowler. C Frey. G Grembowski. C Hansen E Halverson A Herby. J Hembroff. L Hild. C Hoel J Hoff. S Holte M Jacobsen T Johnson A Johnson C Johnson. P Johnson. L Kostocky. J Ksilandor. R Kulka. M Larson. L Larson. L Lewno D Loch. J Loveland C Lyman C Mason T Matusko. K Michaelsen K Nault J Olson. D P.ch. C Roos K Siarmskis. B Soderling. C Strom. D Waternjs. B Wetternach. V Organization EL CLUB DE ESPANOL ES MAGNIFICO! One of the most interesting and most colorful of the clubs at South High is the Spanish Club It was involved in many activities which led much to school spirit One fact which lent to a complete organization of the Club was the new rule stating that each member of the Spanish Club must have had some of the language at one time or another Pat Erhardt. as president, led the club in many events such as. the horseback riding party, and the Christmas Party The many experiences shared by the members of the club did much to make the year more complete THE SPANISH CLUB MEM8ERS: C Albmez J Boyd N Dav.s A Dwelle. P Guunont. A Halverson. I llnicxi. C Lange. L Eiimgson. R Ellmgson. P McLeod D Erickson. M Goweli. K Pieh, j SanRoman. H Sawc uk. V Spakow. M Calrk. M Sullivan. T Sunoson. J Blair. M Wahl. B Olson. R Pacheco. R Hafner D Fndland. B Perer Leaders Pres P Erhardt. Vice Pres D Forte. Sec J Linden. Tros D Svoc Advisor Mrs Kurimav 42 ROW 1 S Lofavor. B Rogers. M Mahoney. N Enebo. K Lmdstrom R Ferru. D Metcalf. S Bolochowski. R Skimiand ROW 2 M Pederson. L Iverson S Ferns. Y Matthew G Cedartfadn 8 Hruska J Holster A DYNAMIC TWIST TO FRENCH CLUB The collecting of canned goods for a needy family in the city kept the club busy before Christmas Then to relax and celebrate the holidays there was the Christmas Party at the home of Ron Ferns The pictures below were taken there The officers for this year's French Club were these President. Ron Ferns. Vice President. Kenneth lindstrom. Secretary. Mary Mahoney, and Treasurer. Ann Sigford CHRISTMAS TREE REACHES REVOLUTIONARY NEW HEIGHTS Miss Daiman. Advisor AMBITION TO GIVE RELIEF TO NEEDY-FULFILLED BY RED CROSS MEMBERS Allan Fossum Darlene Potorson Terri Jacobson Nora Evenskaas Colleen Chesney Mary Haehn Lynn Larsen Jackie Moore Lora Hargreaves Richard Dise Karen Eckmen Marna Shaw Nancy Corbesia Suzanne Carlson Eva Yoe Lonme Owens Lousia Thompson Joe Ambrosier Dianne Anderson Linda Pearson Ann Sigford Janet Murphy Judy Sande Janet Ehlenz Bonme Marben 44 Hl-C The purpose of Hi-C is 10 provide a lasting Christian fellowship Hi-C's activities are varied and interesting such as; sleigh rides, parties. Bible studies, and discussion groups Hi-C is fun but what's more important, it s worthwhile. MEMBERS: Bart) Anderson Pat Dalby. Ann Halverson. Russ Huliman. Paul Nicholson. Val Spako. Leonard Spako Advisor Miss Campboll ' Nothing like a good 01' Snowball fight 45 Eat. drink and be Merry MOST ATHLETIC AND FEMININE Candy Fick-Joe Hoyt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barb Anderson-Craig Johnson MOST TALENTED Nora Evenskaas-Mike Holte BEST DANCERS Candy Soderling-Tom Trembly SENIORS FRIENDLIEST JoAnn Linden-Ralph Guimont CUTEST SMILE Fred Dean-Renave Olson Sally Wilhams-Fred Nault MOST MISCHIEVOUS Brian Ponto-Lora Hargreaves CUTEST COUPLE Ray Hernandez - Linda Duncan TYPICAL TIGERS Brian Puckett - Jan Palla MOST DESIRABLE DATE Dave Bergerson - Pat Wuornos DAYDREAMERS Pat Packer - Larry Schulze TALLEST BOY AND SHORTEST GIRL Gary Clementson - Pat Erhardt MOST INNOCENT Kay Nelson - Mike Temple 49 51 F I’VE HEARD IT ONCE YA GOT TO KNOW YOUR TERMINOLOGY I DON’T MEAN TO BE PICKY... WORK ON THIS IN YOUR NEXT CLASS BUT DON’T SAY I TOLD YOU TO. DO YOU SEE MY POINT PEOPLE? DE GRAPES OUR ON DE VINE I’VE BEEN TELLING YOU THIS SINCE YOU WERE SOPHOMORES PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS ARE THE SMARTEST IN THE BUILDING. MATCH THEM Up PHILSTROM RYAN ELLIFF POLUNC PETERSON MAGDANZ MONA 52 ’VE HEARD IT A THOUSAND TIMES 'THIS IS NEW TO YOU—IT S NEW TO ME TOO REMEMBER 0 TO 2 IS A FLUNK YOU ARE FULL OF SOUND AND FURY BUT YOU SIGNIFY NOTHING. VERY. VERY FINE GIRLS HOLY WISKERS! I LL BE RIGHT BACK I’M JUST GOING TO THE CAFETERIA THERES NOTHING COMPULSORY ABOUT IT MATCH THEM UP APELQUIST SILVER OLSON BREMER STAVENAS PHILSTROM 53 BRUCE PROJECTION CREW Wayne Johnson Loe Olson Roger Sundsirom Torry Spiczyski Halbert Wenngatz Bill Grey Gary Frazier Todd Eisesser Bruce Ruiz STAGE CREW Martm Treptow Ernie Holms Alan Zable Mike liss Stage crew has a big job They are in charge of keeping the stage in order during auditoriums of all kinds. These boys are responsible for showing films in class rooms as well as the little theater This group deserves recognition becuase of the hard work they put in all year long. SOUTH IS SERVED BY THOSE BEHIND THE SCENES Ever notice those warning tickets you got when you parked in the teachers parking lot? Well here’s the boy who gives them out. Parking Lot Attendant George Oland Headache, stomach-ache. flu. or just a case of schooli-tis Our school nurse has a cure for all ailments imaginable and she hears them all. We want to thank the nurse for her help and co-operation. Nurse Mrs Long 54 The library at South is busy all day long Miss Campbell and Mrs Cams never have a moment's rest They are constantly checking on missing or late books, ordering new books, and cataloging these new books Truthfully, those tasks are only a small part of their daily work. Mrs Cams and Miss Campbell LIBRARY HELP Library Aids are kept very busy helping by filing books and magazines They are also taught how to check books in and out and to figure the fines on the many, many late books The Aids have learned that working in the library can be very educational Although they do not have a chance to read all the books they file, they learn much from reading the covers. Wouldn't it be nice to learn history just by filing books in the library? Working in the library is a voluntary pastime, no credits are given to these ambitious and helpful students AIDS Chatfield. Dortby Chesnoy. Kathy Clark. Marcia Deal. Jennifer Denzer. Carol Moline. Shezry Parrow. Pauline Pepof. Barb Saihre. Don Swanson. Russell Swift. Pam Weiglor. Jackie 55 BOTTOM ROW: Goneau. M. Goneau. M. Pregler. J. McGinnis. M. Puckett. J. EHmgson. R. Johnson. L. DeWars. B. Jubera. L. Moline. S. Danko. G. Erhardt. N ROW 2: Rustad. I Evenskass. N. Saxrud. J. Draper. C. Dismger. C. Wensole. L. Pautz. S. Johnson. N. Fedraw. C; Loase. E Bledsoe. M. Tupper. J. Miller. M. Strandskov. A. Rognlie. M ROW 3: Krai. D: Peterson. D. Klosmski. I. Sjodahl. W Wendlandt. E; Pyche. J. Boisjolie. L. Hoyt J. Lmdsuom. K: Mee. J. Johnson. B. Blessing. R. Wilson. G. Telegren. R. Ellmgson. C. Nelson. V. Pearson. L ROW 4: Barry. R. Randeau. D. McGregor. I. McGregor. I. Strength. B. Bruce. R. Ryan. A. Pederson. C. Cameron. C. Bergerson. D: Martmeau. L. Johnson. P. Peach. D. Hippe. D. Birnstengel. N; Knudson. C. Moews. K. Linden. J. Peper. B THE SINGING INSPIRATIONS Looking for school spirit? Where's an excellent place to find it? Where else but the Choir! Our enthusiastic Choir has made much progress this year Many hours of their time went into preparation, which later developed into organized programs of enjoyment for the entire student body and faculty All of South High would like to congratulate Mr Stemkoemg for a job well-done in the fine direction of our Choir. CHOIR, 56 OUR TIGER ROUSERS BAND The band, clad in orange and black uniforms, could be seen at many of South s festivities Prior to the games the band played with jubilance, to set the mood for rousing pep rallies Under the direction of our vigorous band director. Mr Stemkoe-nig. the band made up a cheer and set it to music T-l-G E-R-S Tigers. Tigers Yeah South! BOTTOM ROW: Michaelson. C. Hembroft. L. Halverson. A. Ren-strom. B. loman. V. Allen. K. Davis. N. Johnson E ROW TWO: Peterson. D, Barrett, J. Veckaktins. I. Sandi. J. Erickson. J. Shaw. M. Held. C: Loveland. C: ROW THREE: S.bbel. M. Peterson. P. Gricc. T. Lumbly. C; Larson. L. 8arrett. M. Restrepo. J; Voight. K. Chatheld. D Veisck. P. Russell. D ROW FOUR: Abelitc. C. Petrik. R. Mr Stemkoemg; McCloud. P. Broen. C. Pieh. K, Nicholson. P. Ahlquist. J Halverson. J 57 CATS IN COMBAT... South Opponent 13 North 6 13 Marshall 12 18 Vocational 21 7 Southwest 9 0 Central 33 46 West 7 21 Washburn 12 6 Roosevelt 29 TIGERS POST 4-4 SEASON Vern Wmheld All-City 1st team The Tigers started the season as contenders for the title as they rolled over North and Marshall Things were looking good until injuries took their toll Injuries to end. Bill Breitbarth. linebacker. Dave Hanson, and fullback. Dave Bergerson took the big punch out of the Tiger line up The Tigers then lost to Vocational. Southwest, and Central Later the Tigers bounced back to wipe West and upset Washburn. As usual the Tigers and Roosevelt in their traditional rivalry, battled hard but Roosevelt won. however, it wasn't until the final quarter that the game was decided Highlights of the season were a 46 to 7 victory over West and a 21 to 12 victory over Washburn. In the game against West. Joe Hoyt threw for 5 touchdown passes and completed 9 of 15 for 194 yards. So they had the ball for only 16 plays the first half, but it was enough for Hoyt to throw 3 touch down passes and established 21 to 7 control In the third quarter Ollie Blue ran for 11 yards and a touchdown to give the Tigers a 27 to 7 lead West looked hopeless in the final quarter as South capitalized for 19 more points. South stopped the Millers cold by using the defensive charge of Vern Winfield Winfield played a brilliant game as linebacker as he intercepted a Washburn pass which set up a Tiger score; moreover his jarring tackle caused Washburn to fumble in the final quarter Neither team could muster an offense through the first 18 minutes of play, but South's Vern Winfield then proceded to intercept a Washburn pass around midfield. Hoyt then passed 33 yards to Terry Suneson and finished the drive with an 11 yard pass to Fred Dean Though plagued by injuries the Tigers had a satisfying season. Joo Hoyt All-City 2nd toam 60 Varsity TOP-Haugen, Nouson. Roscoe. Forsburg. Vossen. Winfield. Suneson. Walhstrom Rodgers. Gramlmg. Peach. Pimske. Peterson. Oillon. Kormamk MIDDLE-Thompson. Ahrens Mart Pederson, Dean. Hoyt Borgerson. Steward Ponto. Hanson. Kolhof. Martmeau. Clementson BOTTOM-Anderson Grice. Brousa Wilson McHie Blue Ronstrom. Svidron. Dodge. Ambrosier BOMBERS B-Squad TOP-Comer. Grice. PauU. Ahrens. Fink. McHie. Nutter. Vassuer, Ward. Lodden. Jensen. Wilson. Braid. Shelby. Pmiske. Guimont. Poterson Peach. Gramlmg. Kormamk BOTTOM-Anderson. SOPHOMORES Sophomore Football — TOP — Duda. Winston. Car pentor. Borglund. Hoel. Halverson. Paschke. Nelson. Gruler Adams. Flatguard MIDDLE — Morris Bou-dien. Videen. Rterson Thei-sen. Nyguard, Borodine. Scott. Cameron BOTTOM — Ramtez. Johnson Anderson. Pioh. Erickson. Carlson. Colbonson. Vasseur. Rhodes 61 Speedy Brian Romo returns the punt Blue scores one of South s seven touchdowns against West Bergerson runs for long gam NEVER Freddie gets his man Hoyt back to pass, gets good protection from Marr Dean halls in touchdown pass Bnetbarth. Path , pulls in touchdown pass against Marshall TIGER RESTS Ambrosier finds running room? CROSS COUNTRY TOP ROW: Mr Olson Nielsen. Johnson E Chrisiamson. Carey Johnson C Johnson J Wenqat Johnson J . Holsten. Allen BOTTOM ROW: Lumbly. Abolilo Pfitfar. Engeldmgor. Lundeen. Sard Miller This year's Cross Country Team lead by captains. Jim Johnson and Craig Johnson, had a very successful season In the City Meet, the team finished seventh ahead of West. North. Central, and Vocational Long hours of practice paid off for the team They averaged eight miles a day. six days a week Don Nielson lead the sophomores with 166 miles of practice Hal Wenngatz lead the juniors with 161. and Craig Johnson lead the seniors with 149 These efforts proved to be worth it when Don Nielson broke the sophomore record for the school with the time of 11 21 for the two mile course against Roosevelt Ed Johnson broke the |unior record with the time o 10 36 in the City Meet All m all they had a very successful season The five best individual times were these Ed Johnson. 10:36. Hal Wenngatz. 10 48. Jim Johnson. 1109. James Johnson. 11 19. and Don Nielson. 11.21 SENIOR LETTERMEN Craig Johnson. Jim. Johnson. James Johnson 64 ALL IT TAKES .IS COORDINATION? I J N. 65 ROW 1_____Mike Holto. Rogor Widen. Mike La Vigne. Joe Ledford. Darryl VdCura. Jim Chairpairnl, Dale Miller ROW 2—Davo Hewdt. Joe Hoyt. Brian Puckott Jim Carey Bob Scholies. Jon McCormick. Steve Marr. Brian Ponto. coach Rudy Kogl PUCKSTERS 67” The South High hockey team recorded an average season Led by co-captains Brian Puckett and Joe Hoyt, the Tigers ended up with a 4 win. 5 loss, and one tie season During one of the crucial weeks of the season. South defeated West 5-1 and tied Southwest 1-1 on consecutive days These two teams ended up tied for 10th place in the State High School Hockey Ratings Brian Puckett, through out most of the season, was right up with the scoring leaders He ended up in eighth place Joe Hoyt, who was consistent m his daring defensive play, was placed on the all-city team With most of the players graduating this year. Brian Puckett. Joe Hoyt. Brian Ponto. Darryl Vacura. Steve Marr. Bob Scholies. Roger Widen, and Dave Hewitt South will have to build around a new team with members including Mike LaVigne. Jon McCormick. Joe Ledford, and Jim Chairpairim With the retirement of Rudy Kogl. the head coaching job will go to Steve Marchuk 66 RUDY KOGL RETIRES Afier a very successful 17 years as head Hockey coach. Mr Kogl announced his retirement on February 14. of this year His record from 1951 to 1967 was this 105 won. 52 lost. 12 ties. 4 city championships, and 3 state tournament teams In 1955. the highest finish in the State Tournament play achieved. South under his leadership placed 3rd The highlight of the State Tournament play was the eleven overtime game with Thief River Falls. South won 2-1 After that game South went on to lose to St Paul Johnson. South finished 4th. St Paul Johnson won the tournament South will miss Mr Kogl's assistance as teacher and as coach Mike Scores Against North SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM ROW 1: J Addams. E Kolfc.lla. M Johnson B Vasseur. J Lodden. J Halvorson ROW2:G Eilers. D Larsen D Molgen L Jacques. J Starr. Coach-Mr Oison 67 Lynn Wagner—manager Come Here! I warn to talk to you for a second 68 Jon jammed another goal out HOCKEY POSITIONS CENTERS: Brian Puckett Darryl Vacura David Hewitt LEFT WINGS: Ricky Hahn Brian Ponto Roger Widen RIGHT WINGS Mike LaVigne Jim Chairparim Dale Miller GOALIES: Jon McCormick Steve Marr Team Work ROW 1: Colich P Schulze L . Davis M . Johnson C . Winlield V . ROW 2: Vasseur J . Bnetbanh 8 . Johnson J . Holsten J . BoiSjolie L . Colich M Nault J Coaches Magdanz and Mona (Not Pictured Kulka M ) CAGERS FINISH FOURTH IN DISTRICT Afer an unsuccessful conference season with a record of 2 wins and eight losses, the Tigers got hot and placed fourth in the district tourney The Bucketmen got the ball rolling in a post season non-conference 58-56 victory over Wayzata of the Lake Conference To qualify for the district, tournament South beat Edison 67-60 in sub-district This score is identical with the score by which the Tommies beat South in the regular season South was pinned as the underdog in the first round of the district action as they faced a big Henry team South eliminated the city’s second place finisher by a score of 57-51 This ranks as one of the biggest upsets of the season In the second round the Tigers faced a defense-minded team from Marshall At the end of the first half the Tigers trailed 14 13 In the second half of the stall game South fell apart and lost by a score of 42-25 In the consolation game South played well but couldn't manage to score against Washburn Nevertheless South had a respectable fourth place finish Honors this year went to Craig Johnson who made the all city second team and Phil Colich who received honorable mention 70 Craig Johnson All-City Second Team Captain Mike Davis Captain Craig Johnson SOPHOMORES lumbly. C Duda. F Grico. T Anderson, S Albrecht J Johnson. K Hoovoy. J PiOh. K 71 Coach Magdanz Davis lays in two I 72 If looks could kill.. . . Do ya wanta dance Does Mr Mona know about theso extra practices Hi mommy Who uses Right Guard 73 Twill SCORES SOUTH OPPONENT 26 Central 24 16 Washburn 28 28 Vocational 20 22 Marshall 17 18 Southwest 28 11 Roosevelt 33 49 North 3 27 West 20 Henry Edison LEFT TO RIGHT: D Lundeen. D Dodge. J Herby. K Jensen. W Severs. T Ahrens M Miller Mr Loo. G Clomentson. S Chistianson. R Stewart. B Allen. J Johnson. J Restrepo L Vasque r. CONGRATS MR LEE ON A GREAT SEASON' Under Capiam Terry Ahrens the 1966-67 season has been the best South s matmen have seen in sever al years With two matches left, their win-loss record is 5 3, with one non-conference match to go that record is 2 0 Against top ranked Roosevelt, our boys did as well as all Roosevelt's previous opponents combined Jim (Froggy) Johnson is considered the teams most talented wrestler. Gary Clementson surprised everyone With only two matches left Schultzy's Sophomores' have also had a good year with a 6-2 record SOUTH’S WRESTLERS WRESTLED Froggy Johnson Gary Clementson Captain Terry Ahrens 74 Stewart goes m tor a pm against Roosevelt SKI TEAM: Guimont. R . Hippo. D . Houk. D Nelson T Kolhotl D . Nielson. 0 Anderson. T McLeod P Mr Roscoo (coach) Moline 8 SKI TEAM In spite of the fact that the days of learning in old South are numbered, new things are still happening The school is constnatly adding new activities This year for the first time. South had an active ski team The turn out was really tre mendous for a first year In fact there were so many participants that the school could not provide equipment for all its members, knowing this did not stop them The members themselves went out and raised the money for their equip ment. The team competed in three areas of competition jumping, crosscountry, and slalom They had enthusiastic participants in all three events. Competing in both the City and state meets, the team had a very successful season Everyone has shown great improvement, and as coach Roscoe said. Next year should be even better than the first. Good cross country form Coach Roscoo gives Iasi minute instructions 75 TANKERS TAKE A DIP This young swimming learn showed great improvement from the start of the season to the finish, and was lead by three outstanding senior swimmers; Pederson. Abbas, and Dean. Charlie Pederson, an outstanding all event swimmer, specialized in the Butterfly. Jim Abbas. an outstanding freestyler. specialized in sprints Fred Dean, a good freestyler. specialized in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle. 76 TENNIS RAISES A RACKET The captain for this year s team was Larry Cameron. Phil Johnson and Chuck Pederson, in doubles competition. made their bid for the Championship. Tennis sure has become a racket! TENNIS TEAM R Ferns C Peterson J Abehte L Larson L Camoron P Johnson D Dockon K Jemson Coach: Mr Hodgden GOLF IS IN THE SWING The glorious sport of Golf was lead by co-captains. Brian Ponto and Mike Holte. With the aid of the seniors — Larry Shulze. Jim Johnson, and Ken Lmdstrom — the golf team had its moments of glory and of defeat But one can never say that our golf team was never out there banging away GOLF TEAM Bill Breubarth Jim Johnson Ken Lmdstrom Larry Shulre Brian Ponto 77 (Not pictured Mike Holte) ROW 1: T Gr.co. J Vasseur I BoisjOhe. B Pronto. F Dean. G Frey ROW 2: M Holte D Howut. M Vossen. J Holstcn J Hoyt- p Col,ch D Sv, iron ROW 3: L Larson F Njufi. G Morrison. Coach Gibbons BASEBALL Co-captains: Joe Hoyi and Brian Ponio ' BAT-MEN' Show Promise The excitement of basketball had hardly worn off when the crack of bats could be heard echoing from the gym After the retirement of Mr Dillon as head coach. Mr Gibbons, our new coach, looked forward to a good first year With two promising pitchers. Fred Dean and co-captain Joe Hoyt, returning from last year along with many lettermen there was a promise of a good year Co-captain Brian Ponto. returned after a good season last year and predicted this year to be even better This year's schedule was as follows April 18 April 20 South vs. Edison April 25 South vs. North April 27 South vs. Vocational May 2 South vs. Marshal May 4 South vs Washburn May 9 South vs West May 11 South vs Southwest May 16 South vs Central May 18 South vs. Roosevelt May 23 South vs Henry INFIELDERS: F Nault J Holsun. M Holie. P Col ch. G Frey OUTFIELDERS: J Vassuur D Hewitt B Ponto. J Hoyt T Grice M Vossen 79 PITCHERS: J Hoyt L Boisiolie. F Dean TRACK IS ON THE RUN South s track team lead by Seniors Vern Winfield and Terry Suneson who in the past performed magnificently paved the way for the underclassmen. Returning this year were 15 varsity members. 8 of which were lettermen. Among those returning were Vern Winfield who placed 4th in the city for discus. Wayne Ambrosier who set a sophomore record in the pole vault event and the 100 yard dash Alfred Williams finished 2nd in the half mile. Also during the city sophomore meet Edward Citrowski placed first in the broad jump at 19 feet 10 inches Coach. Mr. McMoore and assistant coach. Mr. Newson. looked for boys who were willing to punish themselves for positive results, and were willing to make the necessary sacrifices to improve their performances. With new sophomores and more juniors and seniors. South had approximately fifty participants. 80 G. A. A. Sports participation doesn't belong to boys only This fact has been proven by the enthusiastic girls' organization—G.A.A The variety of sports in which members are involved. is almost unlimited You name it— They've got it!! In addition to the regular sports. Field Hockey was added, its growing popularity in the United States has become one of the favorite sports According to the GAA Constitution: The Girls' Athletic Association gives every girl the opportunity to take part in recreational activities and competitive sports, such as Badminton. Basketball. Bowling. Gymnastics. Golf. Tennis and Swimming Belonging to GAA gives you a chance to enjoy games familiar to you. to learn new play activities, to meet other students and to engage in competitive sports. G.A.A. BOARD-ROW 1: I McGregor (Sec). N lumbly (Pres). A Siglord (V Pres ). N Johnson (Troas.) ROW 2: C Rensi'om. K Eckman. L McGregor (Pub ). J Barren. C Pioh TENNIS TEAM-N Johnson. C Grembowskv M Carlson A Sigford. C Rensrrom. C Pieh. K Eckman BADMINTON CLUB-N Olson. P Vetsch. N lumbly. K Ostlund. K Cork. P Guimont. Salami! Salami Bologna ' SWIMMING TEAM: - Miss Nelson J. Barrett S Lango A Sigford C Pieh A Johnson V Lowman P Peterson N Davis TENNIS CLUB-V Lowman. N Lumbly BADMINTON TEAM-Row 1: A Srgford. P Guimont. K Cork. J. DiSChmgor. C Grembowski Row 2: C Ronsuom. P Veisch. M Carlson. K Eckman, N Johnson. N Olson COOL CATS.... AUTHORITIVE MINDS PROVIDE SATISFYING ANSWERS FOR INQUISITIVE STUDENTS Mrs C Richfield 10th Grade Mr D Harding 11th Grade Mr R Friedrichsen 12th Grade Every year we say that we are grateful for the help of our counselors, but we never indicate exactly for what we are grateful Therefore, here are a few examples of specific reasons for our gratitude Mrs Richfield has helped the sophomores by checking on their difficulties in classes and also has helped them prepare for the future years at South Mr Harding in his busy schedule always found time to talk to the lumors and help them solve their problems Mr Fredrickson helped the seniors fill out college and scholarship applications Miss Kmenun. unlike the counselors does not help with subject matter, but rather she helped the students with social and emotional problems The work program was a success with the help of Mr Rossel He had over a hundred and sixty students on the program To let juniors know of the program. Mr Rossel and his aids visited homerooms to advertise the program Mr Marconette persuaded many students to come back to school and finish their education The NYC went “all out to help their enrollees find |Obs Mr Polunc. who is the coordinator at South helped the enrollees to find jobs relevant to their skills Hats off to you. our counselors for all you have done for us Mr J Polunc NYC 86 Miss E Kinunen Visiting Teacher Mr R Rossel Ungraded Coun Mr B Marconett Proiect 13 DSf. Mrs M Mona Miss L Olson SKILLED PERSONNEL WORKED TO MAINTAIN AN EFFICIENT SCHOOL Mrs R Nelson Mrs M Fitterman Mrs J Granowski Mrs M Thue Mrs 8 Petrich 87 Mrs M Ketcham Miss B Estum M FACULTY R Apelquist Math J 8amenek Mod Prob. D Beckman Occ Rel E Borders German E Bruce Biology R Bruce English B Bryan OH Skills P Dalman Typing D Dillon History English G ElliH English P. Fisher English J Freeman Ind. Art R Gibbons English L Grivelli Home Ec A GroH Welding I Bremer English D Davis Mod Prob E. Frazer Art B Harris Home Ec J Haugen Math J. Hodgdon Wood R Hulbert English R Kogl R Kormanik Drafting Typing 88 ONE STEP FORWARD TWO STEPS BACK There is a pattern for everything One plus one equals two; students plus teachers equal learning It is not unusual now for some teachers and students to begin their day at 7:30 in the morning. Often it must be hard for them to present a cheery disposition and smile However, there is no complaining for these are dedicated people. While the student population has been diminishing, the teacher population has increased tremendously Now each student receives more attention than he did in the past Yesterday's classes often averaged well into the forties and fifties; today's, in the low twenties. To forget to mention the counselors and office workers would- be disastrous; they're the ones who are responsible for suspensions. early birds, and other such nuisances. This must be done; it is their duty. However, we admit that all penalties are well deserved We. the student body, couldn't get along without our teachers and counselors All the time they have put into educating and guiding us is greatly appreciated We wish to thank them for the understanding and the wisdom shown us during our days at South. E Magdanz Gym S Marchuk History D Me Moore Gym I Mona M Mulvehill Mod Prob History R Nelson S Nolson S Nelson Wood Bookkeeping History 89 V Nelson Gym R Peterson Mod Prob D Nyholm Physics J Potryk Mich Shop A J. Pihlstrom Math M Pilgrim Math P Pratt Dist Rel W O Bnen Occ Rol H Olson Business Law K Olson History G Reynolds G Roscoe M Royster M Ryan History English English Home Ec D Schultz English T Seaborg Gym M Silver Art I Stavenas T Stemkoemg Home Ec Music C Swmtck Occ Rol 90 We Remember We remember, we remember The school where we did go The walls so beautiful green and blue The school oh so-new! We remember, we remember The teachers at their best. Their smiling faces. As they give out their test We remember, we remember Our teacher s most famous words Take out a pencil and paper this is a test! And as we go on there is even more Buy your season ticket now, But let's not forget It reminds me of the ’57' championship Or better yet: I'm not bawling ya out I'm just tellm ya.” And best of all This would have never of happened when I was a broad 91 JANITORIAL AND KITCHEN HELP Janitorial help from LEFT TO RIGHT: John Hiben. Leo Mathews. Leslie Selstad. Margaret Fuller. Frand Schluck. Larry 8urns. August Ranzmger. Kenneth Lee. Willis Harris. Louis Larson. Loster Hanson South could not do without the exuberant help of our men in grey and our “women in white. They are the people behind the scenes, but don't let that fool you-their work is most important. We. the Senior class, would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to our janitors and cooks who have helped us through the years we have spent at South. 92 Kitchen help Cora Lindquist. Viola Nelson. Mary Carlson. Dons Heddan, Myrtle Kalscheuer. Edna Aleckson. Margie Bergran. Miss Norton. Adams. J Agustm. R Ahiquist. J Aitkin. M Anderson. M Anderson. S Andorson. S Appen. J Allen. P Ambrosier. J Anderson. D Anderson. D Appleboe. G. Armour. C Arneson. T Arnold. M SOPHOMORES CLASS OF SIXTY-NINE STEP BY STEP In the beginning of this year the fresh, young Sophomores of South High were rather bewildered They shouldn’t dismay! There is hope for them yet. Yes. they have shown much improvement during the last few pep fests and now are up to the point where they are even challenging those unabashed and steadfast Juniors Now. a little advice will be given to you Sophomores from your experienced leaders, the Seniors cry out and voice yourself, for the day will come when you too will be a Junior1 Why. even a Senior! On that day. and only on that day. will you be able to yell the loudest! In the meantime, however, remember V-l-C-T-O-R-Y. that's the Sophomore battle cry! Asieson. S Austin. I Bachman. P Beaulieu. C 8erglund. R Bergum. P Birnstengei. n Blair. J Bonrud. J. Borodina. J. Bosque . T Boudin. G Behl. A Beidleman. C Berg. J. Berg, R Blair. J Blessmg. R Blevms. S Bogan. C Boyle. C Brenon. C Broen. C Bragg. E 93 Brue. R Buchanan, A Burt. M Buzick. R Cameron. L. Cameron. S Campion. M Carlson. J Carrillo. C. Carlson. L. Carlson. M Carlson, M Carlson. T Carpenter. R Carroll. D Ccdarblade. G. Corps. M Christiansen. M Christianson, R Corgan. R Cork. K Costello. A Couch. D. Cramb. D Crandall-. S Cichy. K. Cizadlo. G Clark. P 1 3 Colbenson. R Comstock. T a A. Corbesia. N Curtis. B Damborg. G. Daniels. J Danielson. C. Davis. N. Davis. P Dentz. M Denzer. C Dickenson. D Dmeen. B Dischmger. J Oise. R Dolquist. T Duda, F 94 DuBois. D Dufloth. D Edstrom, D Eilers. G Ellmgson. C 5 5 JL 9 9 ft Ellingson. I Engeldinger. C Enger. R Erhardt, N Erickson. B Erickson. D Erickson. J Evonson, S, Fairbanks. C Falk. P Farrell. D. Ferns. S. Fink. B Flategraff, M Flatgard, J Flattem, C Forsberg. S. Forte. J Frink. J; Froid.J. Fulton. V Galligan. M Gillmore. C Gillen. N Gilsrud. W Glad. W Glass. J Goneau. M Gonoau. M Greeler. B. Greene. R Grembowski. C Grice. T Groven. M Grue. D Guimont. P Gulbranson. c Gustafson. D Gustafson. K Hagen. D Haug. G Hall.Y Halibeck. D Hembrof. S Hermanson. R Greene. D 95 Halverson. J Hansen. M Hansen. R Hayslett. S Hild.C H.ppe. D. Hoel. J. Hoff. S Houk. D Hovey.J. Huffman. T Huggins. J Hystead. N Ives. R Jackson. 0 Jackson. R Isensee. G Iversen. L Iverson. R Jacques. L Jenniges. M Jenniges. R Johnson. A Johnson. B Johnson. H Johnson. J Johnson. K Johnson. K Johnson, K Johnson. L Johnson. L Johnson. M Johnson. P Johnson. R Johnston. J Jourdam. A Julson. J. Karger. D Karl.J Kendrick. L Keppel.J. Keppler. J. Klosmski. I. Knek. S. Knickerbocker. W Kokkifa. E Kopacz. S. Kovack. M Kraft. T Krai. D. Kretzman. W Ks iander R Kuru. D. La Chapelle. G Lacy. L. Lancaster. G % Lewis. R Lmdstrom. H. Ladden.J Loon. 8 Lowman. V Lumbly C Lundeen. D Lyman. C Lyman. D Lynch. P Mans. M Marven. D Marben. K Markstrom, M Martinez. J Mashek. K Mason. T Matthew. Y Mattson. C Maxwell. J McHio. M McLeod. P Milon. J Miller. D Miller. M Moga. S Mohs. J Molgren. D Moline. W Mooke. D Mooro. J Moren.J Morris. H Murphy, M Nelson. R Nelson. T Nielson. D. Niemeyer. G Nuhrmg. B Nutter, K 97 Nygaard. E Olson. B OsJon. C. Olson. C Olson. D Olson. N Olund. T Ostlund. K Overby. L Pacheco. R Palla. M Paschke. K Patch. D Pauls, 0 Pearson. L Pendergrass. L Peterson. D Peterson. D Peterson. I Peterson. P Phelps. A Phillips. C Pieh. K. Plowman. J Pomplun. H Premo, G Prenovost. P Price. G Provo. D Pyche. J Raginski. J Ramires. L Rasmussen. M Renstrom. B Renstrom. L Restrepo. J Reyes. T Reyes. V Reynolds. M Rhodes. S Rierson. W Robert. D Robinson. C Robinson. D Rodcck. W Rodrigues. P Rogers, D 98 Roepke. B Romam, M Ruhl. C Rusnacho. G Russ W Ryan. A Sal. D Sandve. L. Sarff. J Sattler. B Savage. E Schaedler. M SchauH. R Schmidt. C Schultz. C Scott. W See. C Shaw. B Shelby, R Skimland. R Skwird. A Sommers. C Spakow. L Semler. S St.Clair. R Starr. J Siech D Stegura. P Stonen, J Stenstrum. A Stornquist. B Stewart. P Siodolka D Strenke. E Strength B Sullivan. D Sullivan. J Swanson. K Sward. S Swilt, P Sylvers. A Sypnieski. M Taylor. P Taylor. R Tellgren. R Theison. M Thoonnos. K Thompson. L Toal, M Tyson. J Vamck. V Vasilefl. L Vasquez. H Vasseur. B Videen. L. Voight. K Wade. R Waelhol A Waelhof. J Wagner. I Wald. S 99 Wiese. A Wilebski. G Williams. G Wilson. M Wensolo. 0 White. C. Wicken. B Wickham. T Wold. M Yee. E Zabel. B Zoebisch. C JUNIORS CLASS OF SIXTY-EIGHT ONE STEP FORWARD Yesterday, the Juniors were shy and unspoken Today they are bold and outspoken' What brought about this change? Was it their competitive spirit? Their natural ability7 What ever their reason, they have improved tremendously since they were known as the fumbling Sophomores However, they still have that last step to go before they become big. brave Seniors Now a word to you Juniors from your fearless leaders. The Seniors: We know that you are tired of being the middlemen Never fear! We Seniors won't be around much longer There is still hope for you. So. keep your chin up and walk proudly! Next year, you too will be at the top of the stairs. Abelite. J Albines. C. Allen. A Anderson. B Anderson. R Anderson. V Ambrosier. W Armour. C Becker. S Beil.O, Bender. S Benson. R Anderson. J Anderson. J Anderson. M Anderson, P Armstrong. J Arnquist. S Baird. B Barry. R Bergsrud. R Bernston. j Blodsoe. M Blue. O 100 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Secretary Pat Trudoau. Vico President Becky Anderson. Scrgoant al arms John Holsten. President Mike Colich. Treasurer Kathy Matusko Bolechowski. A Borowski. M Bourasa. B Carlson. C Carlson. S Carpenter. D Boyd. J Chairpatnni. J Clementson. D Colich. M Collins. K Corbme. D Determann. B Dibble. N Dischmger. D Disinger. C Braunschweig. B Brown. S Capra. M Carey. J Chatfield. D Christianson. S Ovowski. E Clark. M Curtis. E Dahle. D DeGroH. J Demarais. R Dockin. D Dodgo. D DuBois. P Dufner. J Duncan, B Dwele. A Edlund. G Eidum. C Elies, T Ellmgson. R Enebo. N Fairbanks. L 101 Favorite. R Redraw. C Penney. B Ferretti. D Filek. L Flategraff. S Forsberg. D. Fosseen, M Fowler. C Frazier. G Frey. G Fndlund. D Fritz. K Gaustad. S Gilmore. P Gorke. W Gramlmg. C. Groeler. R Greer. M Grosklags. J Gustafson. B Gustafson. R Haehn. M Hafner. R Hansen. B Hanson. N Hayes. C. Hazel. C Helget. M Hembroff. L Herby. J. Hilyar. S. Hogle. C Holmgren. R Holsten. J. Horarik. D Horwath. T Hultman. R Hurd. R Hystead. T llncki. I Isham. M Jacobson. C Jacobson. T Jacques. P Jensen R Johnson. C Johnson. E Johnson. E Johnson, E Johnson. L Johnson. I Johnson. W Johnson. W 102 Jourdam. C. Kassai. 0 Kasch. G. Kasseth. R Keefe. M Knutsen. C Kurtz. B. LaChapelle. D Larsen. I Larson. D. Larson. J. Larson. L Larson. L LaVigne. M Lease. T Ledford. J Leinum. N. tenting R. Lewno. D Lijenko. Z Lilkedahl, G Liss. M Loch. J. Loveland. C Lundberg. L Lundquist. M Lyman. L Mandery. R Martin. J. Mason. T Mattson. R Matula. C Matusko. K McClimek. R McCormick. J Miller. M Minetor. D Moats. D Moews. K Moline. S Moshor. M 103 Nygaard. B Nygren. S Ofsthum. R. Olson. D, Olson. D Olson. L. Owyer. S Paavola. C Peterson. D. Peterson. E Peterson. K Pfeifer. D Phelps. M Pierson. R. Pmske. R. Polk. D Puckett. J Quealy. P Renstrom. T Roberts. R Robertson. P Rogers. B Rogers. J Rondeau. D Roos. C. Rue. G Ruiz. B Russ. P Russell. D Shaw. M Ryu. M Shnla. R San Roman. R Sibbel. M Sawczuk. H. Saxrud. J. Schalker. W Sjoberg. S Skogman. L. Skokan. J Seifert. C. Semelis. L. Spicyynski. R 104 Stamps. L Starmskis. B Slinley. A Stodolka. G Stodolka, S Strandskov. A Stnck. B Strom. D. Sullivan. M Sundstrom. R Supalo. C. Svec. D Svidron. D Swanson. M Swanson. R Swanson. R Swanson. W Taylor. P Thoennes. J Thomala. J Tmgvold. G Todd. E Tossey. S Treptow. M Trudeau. P Tupper. J Turner. C Twite. K Underwood. D Vasseur. J. Venaas. J Vetsch. P VonDe Linde. K. Vossen. M Voyer. A. Wade. M. Wadena. L. Wagner. T Wahl. M Ward. B Welander. R Wendling. C. Wenngatz. H Wensole. L Wetternach. V Wickham. A Wickoron. M Wiese. 8 Wilson. D Wilson. G Williams. A Wmdhauser. M Wrayge. R Zabel. A 105 SENIORS ATTHETOPOFTHE STAIRS It seems ages ago-actually only three years-that the Seniors fought and clawed each other to get the best place in the lunch line Now. because of seniority, they can get in line anywhere, without a scratch! There are. however, individuals among them with a special kind of seniority-those who have been trying to graduate for the past few years Will they make it this year? We Seniors would like to give some advice to the underclassmen before we depart from the routine of South's everyday activities Ahead of you lies the waning future with us unknown excitement. Look forward to it with anticipation, for after South releases you from her cradling arms, you will be caught in the world of the unknown Give yourself to the world but don't leave your memories of South behind Take them with you. so that whenever you want you can turn back the pages of time and remember good ole' South again James Abbas Barbara Anderson Micheal Ahrens Kathleen Allen OUR FEARLESS LEADERS Ruth Allison Jay Anderson 106 Timothy Anderson Robert Anderson Susan Andrusko Jeffery Backsirom Marilyn Benson Dave Bergerson Martin Bing Gordon Bisson Arnie Biergo Leon Boisjolie Steven Bolechowski Jim Bolles 107 SENIOR YEAR...FOOTBALL Sandra Bolles David Booth William Breitbarth Daniel Bradley Kevin Bradley Darlene Brooks Laura Brown Suzanne Carlson 108 Linda Carlson Colleen Chesney PREVIEW ...HONOR SOCIETY DANCE Kathy Chesney Kathryn Clark Randall Clark Ivan Clauson Gary Clementson Betty Click Philip Colich Jonna Connelly Loren Cota Luna Cooper 109 Ruth Cyson LoAnn Dalberto Patricia Dalby Georgiann Danko ....HOMECOMING... Dome Davis Micheal Davis Billie DeWars Jennifer Deal Fredrick Dean Karen Delvaux Christine Draper Denise DuBois Linda Duncan Karen Eckman 110 Janet Ehlenz Theresa Elms Patricia Erhardt Patricia Erickson ...SADIE HAWKIN’S DANCE... Edmond Fimon Sharon Fink Lynelle Flom Donald Forte ...BASKETBALL PREVIEW... Bonnie Gallup Charlene Goneau Linda Grass Janet Greene Ann Halverson 112 Robert Haller David Hammond ....HOCKEY PREVIEW ... Ellen Hansen Linda Hansen David Hanson Vicky Hebert Linda Heeney John Heinen 113 Raymond Hernandez David Hewitt Dennis Hoff James Holm CHRISTMAS CONCERT.. .CLASS Mike Holte Peggy Holten Joseph Hoyt Barbara Hruska Darrell Hurd David Hurd Gary Iverson John Jacobson Jacquelin Jacques Larry Jeffrey Kenneth Jensen Bradley Johnson Carla Johnson Craig Johnson 114 Connie Johnson James Johnson PLAY...SEMESTER FINALS James Johnson Kathleen Johnson Nancy Johnson Phillip Johnson Roger Johnson Steve Jorgensen Linda Jubera Bill Keefe Janice Kendle Linda Kienstad Carole Knudsen David Knutson Joel Knutson Margaret Kochendorfer David Kolhoff Cherrie Kolln 115 SENIOR CABINET-ROW 1: M Temple. R Olson J Palla. W Wolfe D Bergerson. F Dean. N Reyes B Ponto. N lumbly. ROW 2: S Carlson. M Bonson. B Anderson. N Joan Kraft lundeen. N Johnson James Kriech Kathy Krisko Alex Kumagai Barbara Kwatera Arthur LaPoint Carrie Lange Sally Langins Shirley LeMay Robert Leeder Sheila Lafavor Lee Levendowski Jeanne Linden 116 ... SNODAZE.SWIRL ... Joanne Linden Fred Lindstrom Kenneth Lindstrom Nell Lumbly Larry Lund Nancee Lundeen Brenda Mager Mary Mahoney Susan Manthei Patricia Marr Steven Marr Cordia Martini Larry Martmeau 117 Janet Martin Joyce Martin Linda Maihmson ... SENIOR BANQUET ... Virginia Maxwell Laura McGregor Linda McGregor David Metcalf Donna Miller Dale Mohs Galen Moore Marvin Moore Barry Morse Bruce Murray Frederick Nault David Nelson ....SENIOR PROM ... Paul Nicholson Joy Neilson Lennie Norgren Roy Ochoada Linda Odegaard George Oland Beverly Olson Burton Olson Gloria Olson Patricia Packer 119 Larry Norling Lynette Olsen Renaye Olson Lonnie Owens Janis Paula Pauline Parrow ...SENIOR DAY.... Lorraine Pearson Charles Pederson Mary Pederson Rachel Perfecto Kenneth Peterson Leonard Peterson Patsy Peterson Verna Peterson Judy Pregler Brian Puckett Susan Quam Edwark Reid 120 ...AWARDS DAY... Carol Renstrom Nancy Reyerson Nancy Reyes Shirley Robertson Warren Robinson Bruce Rogers Melody Rognlie Kathleen Roos Frederick Rushm Linda Rustad Barbara Sadd Patty Salas Jessie SanRoman Mary Saxon 121 Judith Sande Verna Schmock ...BACCALAUREATE.. Robert Scholtes Lawrence Schulze Kermit Sevre Lynn Shelton Ann Siqford Barbara Silseth Tom Sirotiak Linda Sjoberg Waller Sjodahl Sheryl Skrivseth Candace Soderling Valintina Spakow Linda St. Clair 122 Terry Spiczynski Barry Star Michele Stein ...COMMENCEMENT... Kenneth Stroad Dale Strength Terry Suneson Carolyn Swanson Eugene Swanson Linda Swenson Walter Sylvers Gayle Sypnieski Michael Temple Barbara Theison Papncia Therriault John Thibodeau 123 TWELVE YEARS PAST—LOOK Steven Thompson Judith Thompsen Stanley Thomsen Judy Thormodsen Deanna Tomlinson David Torkelson Tom Trembley Joe Tremont Raymond Treziok John Udlinek Darryl Vacura Use Veckakuns Betty Walerius 124 Carroll Vigren Robert Virmg Rosemary Weeks AHEAD THAT’S WHAT COUNTS Jackie Weigler Dons Wetland Janice Wendlandt Cathy Wendlmg Roger Widen Sally Williams Vernon Wmheld Wendy Wolfe Eugene Wood Randy Wood -THE END Pat Wuornos 125 Elaine Yee Eva Yee ♦ 67 126 EPIDEMIC Time changes all or does it?? 127 Ultlite Castles SENIOR ACTIVITIES Abbas. James Jim Swimming (Tn Capt). Young Life. S' Club Ahrens. Micheal Terry Football. Wrestling. S Club. Tiger Rep Allen. Kathleen Kathy Band (Sec.). Red Cross. Student Council. Offico Aid. Work Program Allen. Robert Big Bob Wrestling. Cross Country. Track. S Club Allison, Ruth Rudy G A A . Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Blu-Tri Anderson. Barbara Barbi G A A . Red Cross. Hi-C (Pres.). Speech and Drama. N H S (Sec ) Sen •or Cabinet. Student Council. Debate. French Club. Band. Latin Club (Sec) Anderson. Jay Hockey. Red Cross Anderson, Timothy Tim Student Council (Vice Pres) S Club, Ski Team (Capt). N H S . Ski Club (Pros.). Tiger Staff. German Club (Vice Pres ). Y 0 U. Young Life, Junior Ushers. Debato. Junior Class Officer Andrusko. Susan Sue Work Program. Spanish Club. G A A Bailey. Patricia Patty German Club. GAA. Cheerleader. Blu-Tri. Banker. Student Council. Pep Club. Office Aid. Young Life. French Club Barrett. Judith Bungles' Band, Y O U.. GAA, German Club. Swedish Club. Class Play. Speech and Drama, Leadership. F T A Barstow, Alice Al Swedish Benson. Marilyn Mar Blue-Tn. Senior Cabinet, N H S . Snow Week Attendant. German Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Auondont. Tiger Rep. Red Cross. Office Aid. Student Council. Young Life. French Club Bergerson, David Bergte Football (Co-Capi ). Senior Class Vice Pres . Student Council (Sgi At Arms). Basoball. Choir. Spanish Club. Young Life. Banker. Snow Week Attendent Bing. Martin Marty Football. Cross Country. Track ”S Club Bisson, Gordon Gordie Football Bjergo, Arnie Basketball Bloomquist. Bruce Swedish Club (Pres) Boisjolie. Leon Boris Student Council. Basketball. Baseball. Choir. Pep Club Red Cross. S' Club. Young Life. French Club. Hi-Y Bolechwski. Steven Steve French Club Booth. David Dave N Y.C Bradley. Daniel Dan Track Breitbarth, William Dizz Football. Basketball. Track. S Club. Young Life. YOU Brooks. Darlene Work Program Burandt, Thomas Wally Office Aid Burrington, Dianne Dee Office Aid. Spanish Club Cameron. Larry Swimming. Tennis. ‘S'- Club. German Club 10, Carlson, Linda NYC Carlson, Suzanne Sue Red Cross. Blu-Tn (Pub Char). Tiger Staff. Senior Cabinet. Junior Ushers. Speech and Drama. Pep Club. Homecoming Queen Clark, Kathryn Kathy Student Council. 8anker Clementson, Gary Clem Football. Wrestling. Track. S' Club. Hi-Y. Young Life Colich, Philip Phil Baseball. S Club. Basketball. German Club. Senior Class Officer. Homecom rg Attendent. N H S . Y O U Connelly. Jonna Aldope Blu-Tn. Choir. GAA. Pop Club. Young Life Dalberto. LoAnn Lo” Spanish Club. Office Aid. Band. Tiger Rep . Red Cross. Work Program Dalbey, Patricia Pat Blu-Tn. Hi-C. GAA Danko. Georgiann Georgie Cheerleader. Swedish Club. German Club. Pep Club. Junior Ushers GAA. Tiger Staff. Choir. Young Life. Blu-Tri Davis, Dottie DeeDee Tiger Rep. G A A. Ski Club. Red Cross Davis. Micheal Mike” Basketball (Co-Cap!.). Student Council. German Club. S Club. Hi-Y. Junior Ushers DeWars. Billie Bill GAA. Work Program. Blu-Tn. Choir Deal. Jennifer Jenny” Band. Library Aid. GAA Dean. Fredrick Fred Football. Swimming (Tn Cap!.). Baseball. S Club. Banker. Student Council. Spanish Club. Young Life (Pres.). Leadership. Senior Cabinet. YOU Delvaux. Karen Blu-Tn. GAA.NY.C Dentz. Gregory Greg S Club. Swimming, Work Program Draper, Christine Chris Choir. Banker DuBois, Denise Danny Work Program. Tiger Rep Duncan. Linda Lyn Pep Club Blu-Tn. Red Cross. G A A Eckman. Karen Swedish Club (Treas ). G A A . Blu-Tn Ehlenz, Janet Jan Tiger Rep . Red Cross. Spanish Club. Pep Club . Blu-Tri Erhardt. Patricia Latin Club. F T A.. GAA. Spanish Club (Pres) Junior Class Officer. Student Council (Corr Sec ). Speech and Drama. Junior Ushors. NHS Erickson. Patricia Pitter” Work Program Erickson. Susan Sue” Work Program. Blu-Tri. Choir. GAA. Speech and Drama Evanskass, Nora French Club. Blu-Tn. Red Cross. Choir. Speech. Art Club Fallon. James Jim” Hockey Fancher. Robert Bob Swedish Club. Baseball Ferris. Ronald Ron French Club (Pres ). Tennis. Speech. Student Council. Golf. Young Life. Class Play Fick, Candace 'Candy'' Gorman Club (Sec.). Blu-Tri (I C.C ). Tiger Rep . Student Council (Roc Sec ). Snow Days Attendant. Young Life. N H S . G A A . Homecoming Attendant. Speech. Debate. Junior Ushers. YOU Fimon, Edmund Ed” Chess. Cross Country (Manager). Track. French Club Flom, Lynelte N.H.S.. Southerner Staff Forte, Donald ”39'' Spanish Club (Cabinet). Football. Young Life. Ski Club Fuentes, Susana Sue” G A A . Blu-Tri Grass, Linda Grass” French Club. GAA. Student Council. Tiger Staff. Young Life. Cheerleader. Pep Club. Junior Ushers Greene. Janet Toots” Work Program Grossberg, Diane Work Program Guimont, Ralph Spud” Football. Ski Team Young Life. Ski Club Halbert, Juelle Work Program Haller, Robert Bob” Student Council Halverson, Ann German Club. Spanish Club. GAA. Student Council. Tiger Rep. Band. Hi-C. Debate Hammond. David Done” Track. Work Program Hansen, Ellen Homecoming Attendent. Cheerleader (Co-Capt). Blu-Tri (Officer). Snow Days Attendent. German Club. Young Life. Drama and Speech. G A A , N H S . Student council. Junior Ushers Hansen, Linda Lin” Library Aid. Work Program Hanson, David Hans” “S Club. Football. Hockey. Student Council. Young Life Hanson, Roger Work Program Hardeman. Rebecca Becki Tigerette (Capt). G A A . Spanish Club Hargreaves. Laura • GAA. Rod Cross. Library Aid Hebert, Vicki Spoech Club. DECCA Heeney, Linda Office Aid. Student Council, F T A , Blu-Tri. Junior Achievement. GAA Heinen, John 'Pollock” Office Help. Baseball. Football. Hockey. S Club Hernandez. Raymond Chico” Baseball. “S Club Hewitt, David Hewy Hockey. Baseball. Football, “S'' Club. Student Council. German Club. Banker. Leadership Holte, Micheal Mike” Young Life. Football. Baseball. Hockey. S Club. Golf. German Club. Latin Club. Senior Class Officer. Student Council Homecoming King. Choir Holten. Peggy Choir. Band. Blu-Tri Hoyt. Joseph Joe Student Council. Baseball (Co-Capt). Young Life. Hockey (Co Capt). Junior and Senior Class Pres. Debate. Junior Ushers. Choir Officer. Football (Co-Capt) Snow Days Attendant. Hi-Y. S“ Club. Speech Club. French Club Hruska, Barbara Barb Student Council. Blu-Tri. Tiger Rep. Junior Ushors. Latin Club. French Club. Young Life. N.H.S. Hurd. Darrell Hi-Y. Wrestling Hurd, David Wrestling Iverson, Gary Baseball Jacques, Jacquelin Jackie” Young Life. Blu-Tri. Senior Cabinet. Office Aid. Gorman Club Jeffrey, Larry Moosie” Football. Work Program. Stage. Track Jensen, Kenneth Ken” Football. Wrestling. “S Club Jensen, Timothy Tim” Work Program Johnson, Bradley Beachball” Hockey. NHS (Pres I. Debate. Band. Young Life. Swedish Club. Lead ership. Football. Hi-Y. YOU Johnson, Carla Choir. Snow Days Attendent Johnson. Connie Banker. Red Cross Johnson. Craig Cratger Cross Country (Capt). Basketball (Co-Capt). Baseball. NHS (Officer). Red Cross. Junior Ushers. Junior Class Officer. “S“ club . German Club. Latin Club. Tiger Rep. Leadership. Homecoming Attendent. Snow Days Attendent Johnson, James Jim” Cross Country (Capt). Basketball. Basoball. Golf. “S' Club. NHS Tiger Staff (Editor). Spoech, Student Council. German Club Young Life. Y O U Johnson, James Froggy” Wrestling. Cross Country. Track. S' Club Johnson. Nancy Student Council. Blu-Tri. GAA (Officer). Young Life. Banker Senior Cabinet. Pep Club. Choir Officer. Ski Club Johnson. Philip Phil” Swimming. Tennis, NHS (Officer) Student Council. S“ Club Red Cross. German Club. Latin Club. Young Life. Choir (Pres ) Debate Johnson, Roger Golf. Swedish Club Jorgensen. Stephen Steve” Work Program Jubera, Linda Choir. GAA. Work Program. Spanish Club Keefe, William Bill Band. German Club Kendle, Janice Jan Tiger Staff, Office Aid. Choir. Blu-Tri. GAA Kjenstad. Linda Red Cross. Young Life. Banker. French Club. Gorman Club. Blu-Tri. Student Council. GAA, Southerner Staff. Pep Club Knudsen, Carole Choir. Young Life. Banker. GAA. Pep Club Knutson, Joel Student Council. Young Lifo. Choir. German Club Kochendorfer. Margaret Mag” Blu-Tn. GAA Kolhoff. David Dave Football. Ski Team. Young Life. Tennis. S ' Club Kraft, Joan GAA Student Council. German Club. Red Cross. Swedish Club. Work Program. Speech Kriech, James Jim Work Program 129 Krisco. Kathleen Library Aid. G A A . Ski Club Kvam, John Spanish Club. Work Program Kwatera. Barbara Choir. Work Program Lange. Carrie Junior Achievement. G A A . Spanish Club. Band. Class Play Langins. Sally Choir. Speech. Blu-Tn. GA A LeMay. Shirley Work Program. NYC Leeder. Robert Class Play Lefavor, Shiela French Club. G A A , Work Program Levendowski. Lee Work Program Linden. Jeanne Toots N H S . Tiger StaH. NYC. Blu-Tn. F T A . Choir. French Club Linden. Joanne Joame Blu-Tn. Spanish Club (OHicer). Choir. Student Council. Young Life. NYC. Tiger StaH Lindstrom, Fred Baby Huie Football. Hockey Lindstrom. Kenneth Ken Baseball. Football. Basketball. Got I. Class Play. Choir. Latin Club. Speech Club. French Club (Vice Pros.). F T A . Tiger StaH. Young Life. Student Council Lumbly. Nell GAA FTA NHS. Southerner StaH. Senior Cabinet Leadership. French Club. Junior Achievement. Band Lund. Larry Legs Football Lundeen, Nancee Junior Ushers. YOU. Senior Cabinet. Speech Club. French Club Studont Council Blu-Tn GAA. Southern (Editor) Mager. Brenda GAA. Work Program Mahone. Mary Tiger StaH. Student Council. French Club (Sec ). F T A . Junior Ushers. Lunchroom Aid Marr. Patricia Pat Choir. Work Program Marr, Stephen Steve Football. S Club. Hockey Martini. Cordia GAA. Choir. Junior Achievement Martin. Janet Choir. Spanish Club. Snow Days Attondent. Work Program Martin. Joyce Band. Junior Ushers GAA leadership Martineau. Larry Marty Football. Young Life. Wrestling. Choir Mathisen. Linda Swedish Club. GAA NHS Student Council. Junior Achievement Ski Club McGregor. Laura Lauri Junior Ushers. NHS Student Council. GAA. German Club. Speech Club Tiger Rep Southerner StaH. Choir. FTA (Pres ) McGregor. Linda Choir. Young Life. Speech Club, GAA (Sec). FTA (Vice Pres) Cheerleader Tiger Rep . German Club. Junior ushors. Student Council Mee, James Jim Choir Metcalf. David Tennis. French Club. Speech Club (Pres ). F T A.. Latin Club. Student Council NHS. Class Play Miller. Sandra Red Cross Mohs. Dale Basketball. Baseball Murry. Bruce Cross Country. Class Play. Spcoch Club Nault. Fred Student Council (Pres). German Club (OHicer). Homecoming Atten-dent. Baseball. Basketball Nelson. David Dave Baseball. Student Council. Young Life. 'S ' Club Nelson. Erik Football Wrestling Nelson. Kay Blu-Tn. Art Club. OHico Aid Nelson. Vicky Blu-Tn (Pres ). French Club. Speech Club. Red Cross. Student Council. Choir. Southerner StaH. Class Play Nicholson. Paul Herbie Ski Team. Band. Hi-C. N Y.C Norling. Larry Lazo Work Program Ochoada. Roy Football. Basketball. Track Young Life Olsen, Lynette Choir. Blu-Tri. Student Council Olson. Beverly Bev German Club. Blu-Tn. Banker. Tiger StaH. YOU. Tiger Rep. Student Council. French Club Olson. Burton Burt German Club (OHicer). Track. Young Life Olson, Renaye Choir. Blu-Tn. OHice Aid. Junior Achievement. Senior Cabmot Owens, Lonnie Red Cross. Chou. Junior Achievement. Work Program. NYC Packard, Patricia Pat French Club Paula, Janis Woody Red Cross. Student Council. Tiger Mascot. GAA. Spanish Club. Blu-Tn. Southerner StaH. Junior Achievement (OHicer). Pep Club. Young Life. Sonior Cabinet Pederson. Charles Ped S” Club. Football. Swimming (Tn Capt). Tennis. Student Council. Ski Club. Choir (OHicer). Young Life. Hi-Y. Baseball Perfecto, Rachel Charlie” Student Council Peterson, Leonard Petey Hi-Y. Wrestling Peterson. Patsy Pat Golf. OHice Aid Blu-Tn Peterson, Verna OHice Aid Phillips, Katherine Kathy Band Pieh, Carol G.P. Latin Club. German Club. Hi-C. N H S . Debate. FTA Ponto. Brian Ponch Baseball (Co-Capt). Hockey. Football. Golf (Co-Capt). German Club. S' Club Puckett, Brian “Frair Tuck Hockey (Co-Capt). Football. S ' Club. Student Council. Young lifo. Swedish Club. Leadership 130 Quam, Susan Work Program. Blu-Tri. GAA Renstrom, Carol G A A . Leadership Reyerson, Nancy Missy Work Program Reyes. Nancy Nanner Swedish Club. German Club. Blu-Tn (Chapter Pres ). F T A . Office Aid. Somor Cabinet. Tiger Staff. Y O U . Student Council. Ski Club Robertson. Shirley G A A . Ski Club. NYC. Work Program Rogers. Bruce Band. NHS French Club Y O.U Rognlie, Melody NYC. Blu-Tri. Office Aid. Choir Roos, Kathleen Kathy Banker. G A A . German Club. Latm Club. Swedish Club. Blu-Tn. Junior Ushers. Choir Rustad. Linda Choir Sadd, Barbara Loco Blu-Tn. Work Program Sallas, Patty Office Aid. Blu Tri. Banker Sande. Judith Judy” Red Cross. Band. Student Council. G A A Bankor. Young Lifo. South ern Staff. Wrestling. Spanish SanRoman, Jessie Wrestling. Spanish Saxon, Mary GAA.NYC. Blu-Tn. Choir. Red Cross Schmock. Verna Work Program Scholtes, Robert Bob S Club. Football. Hockey. Banker Schulze. Lawrence Basketball. Golf. S’ Club Sevre, Kermit Track. Wrestling Shelton, Lynn Work Program Sigford, Ann G A A (Pros ). French Club (officer). Speech Club (Officer). Red Cross. Student Council. N H S . F T A Silseth, Barbara Barb Choir. Blu-Tn. Office Aid. Student Council Sjoberg. Linda Work Program. NYC Sjodahl. Walter Big Walt Choir. Swedish Club. Banker. Hi-Y. NYC. Class Play Skrivseth. Sheryl Sheri Blu-Tn. Pep Club. Banker. Red Cross Soderling. Candace Candy Cheerleader Blu Tri. Pep Club. German Club. GAA. Junior Usher. Young Life. Office Aid. Studont Council. Speech Spakow, Vanintina Val GAA. Spanish Club. H.-C. NYC Steen, Michele Micky Junior Achievement. Pep Club. Blu-Tn. Red Cross. Office Aid Steinert. Susan Sue Work Program Stewart. Richard Stewie Football Wrestling. Baseball. S Club Strength. Dale Stretch Work Program Suneson, Terry Sunny Football. Hockey. Track. S Club. Spanish Club. Banker. Hi-Y. Pep Club, N H S . Leadership Swanson, Carolyn Tiger Rep . G A A . F T A . Leadership Swenson. Linda French Club. GAA. Red Cross Sylvers. Walter Wrestling. Track. “S Club Temple. Michael Mike' Baseball. Basketball. Somor Cabinet Theisen. Barbara Barb Blu Tri. GAA. Work Program Therriault, Patricia Pat GAA. Tiger Rep . Red Cross Thibodeau, John Johnny Wrestling Thompson. Steven Student Council. Dobate. S' Club. Football Thomson. Judith Judy Work Program, Junior Achievement Thomson, Stanley Buzzy Hockey Thormodsen, Judy GAA. Young Life. Blu Tri. Hi-C. Class Play. Swedish Club. Banker Tomlinson, Deanna De Blu-Tri. GAA Trembley.Tom Tommy Hockey. S ' Club. Red Cross. French Club Tremont, Joe Football. Track Udlinek. John Work Program Vacura, Darryl S ' Club. Hockey. Football. Snow Days Attendent. Homecoming Attendant. Junior Class Officer Veckaktins. Use Blu-Tn. German Club. Band. NHS.YOU Walerius. Betty Lou Betty Boop Junior Ushers. German Club. Young Life. Blu-Tn. Tiger Staff. Speech Club. Y 0 U.. Pep Club. Student Council Weigler. Jacqueline Jackie Library Aid Weiland, Doris Red Cross. Tiger Rep. GAA, Student Council. French Club. NHS. Latin Club. Speech Club Widen. Roger Rog Hockoy. Swedish Club (Officer). Student Council Williams. Sally German Club. Blu-Tn. Homecoming Attendent Winfield, Vernon Vern Football. Basketball. Track. S' Club, YOU Wolfe. Wendy NHS. Student Council. Pep Club (Pres ). Banker. F T A GAA Wood. Eugene Work Program Wuornos. Patricia Pat” Office Aid. Tiger Staff. Student Council Yee, Elaine Banker G A A . Art Club Yee. Eva GAA. Speech Club. Art Club. Student Council. Red Cross. F T A 131 - X OUR HEARTS ARE ALWAYS WITH YOU. ALL EYES UPON YOU EVERY SOUTH HIGH MAN. ALL SOUTH IS HERE TO GREET YOU AND CHEER YOU ON TRIUMPHANTLY SO FIGHT FIGHT TIGERS. FIGHT FIGHT TIGERS CHARGE AND FIGHT YOUR WAY TO VICTORY •Wj