South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1969 volume:

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P 4, M5 wx 'E kg ' --v 4 'gw-.-, -2, be if X X x N img 1.., yn! Ynyg This year we have witnessed many new experiences, and many changes. The construction on the new South High School has tinally begun. Our new football field has been used for several conference games. We have been challenged and confronted with the importance of sensi- tivity through our Race Relations classes. While we were in our second year of modular scheduling here at South, changes also were made throughout the world. The Paris Peace Talks finally brought hopes of solving the Vietnam crisis. The United States' moon shot put us ahead in the space race. The Presidential election result- ed in a new administration-that of President Richard M. Nixon. Tomorrow's world needs people who pride themselves, not in what they have done, nor in what they can do, but more important, what they will do. With this in mind, we would like to dedicate this, THE l969 TIGER, to the graduating class and to what they will do. The Staff CONTENTS FACULTY 4 ACTIVITIES I5 ORGANIZATIONS 31 SPORTS 57 UNDERCLASSMEN 75 SENIORS 87 3 Our Principal Mr. Shawbold South High School students have implimented many innovations this past number of years. This class has just completed the second year on modular flexible scheduling. All of you were involved in the dedication of our new football field which is the most elaborate in the city of Minneapolis. Also you were involved and participated in the ground breaking ceremonies of our new school, the first new senior high school constructed in Minneapolis in over 30 years. All of you are to be congratulated and I am proud to have had the op- portunity of being associated with you the past number of years. To all of you, I wish success and happiness in the coming years. Aff 4 im.. Assistant to the Administration Mr. Silver We have a great school, a great student body. One of the most flattering statements that can be made about it is that we are not afraid to try something new in education. We have the courage and deter- mination to try the unknown. That means we are something special. For the last seventy-six years South High School has been an important part of Minneapolis and we are going to stay an important part of Minneapolis for the next seventy-six years. 77?,a,,DaqfCl, X 2 Our Assistant Principal Keith Olson To the seniors: This has been a very rewarding year for all of us at South. We are in our second year of modular scheduling, an exciting educational innovation. Our students and staff have met the challenges and responsibilities very well. You can be justly proud of your ac- complishments. Best wishes to each and everyone ofyou. gif foam tm 5 f-559 Mr. Friedrichsen: Senior Counselor Mr, Marconett: Junior Counselor Miss Kinunen: Social Worker To say good-bye to friends is always difficult. To say good-bye to an entire senior class of friends, I find almost impossible. As I think of you in the future, I guess the best I can wish for you is that you continue to Be South. To have pride in yourself and your work, to have mean- ingful personal relationships, and to find a position in life which gives you personal fulfillment, I feel is the essence of what it means to Be South. lf I have helped any of you to start to meet these goals, I feel that I have had a tremendously productive year. Thanks to each and every one of you for making this an exciting and satisfying year for me, My door is always open to you at any time you should like to enter. Richard Friedrichsen Mr. McKinnie: Counselor . Miss Seaborg: Sophomore Counselor Y FF ,, ia r -i, . ff . FL, fs , we A . tw' rf ' YW, When I am forgotten . . . say, I taught thgcgakespeare ---Q1 M i . ea ,qi W Modern Problems: R. Peterson, D. Davis Art: E. Frazier, L. 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Dillon, S. Nelson History: W. Karri, R. Lee Modern Problems: L, Mona QSDQQ Physical Education: E. Magdanz, L. Owens , -- if ' ' .M . we 1 Qi , fvf.-M2221 Language: E. Borders, J. Kurimay, A. Lere 'D Physical Education: A. Jenkins, N. Johnson Music: J. Steinkoenig J P N! Work Program: C. Swintek, W. O'Brien, J. Polunc Work Program: D. Beckman, B. Bryan Coordinator: P. Pratt xx' Ofllce Clerks: V. Ohm, L. Olson, R. Nelson, M. Mona Nurse: V. Long ,fa Ofllce Clerk: B. Petrich Q. 1- M . f . ,E 5 . it 5 4 .. .4 , . fa Library Staff: M. Webster, A. Campbell, E. Moore, M. Ketcham K.. ,.., 55.5 . . erwrb . . L. ' i K r e r F' 1 'L - Janitors: ROW: K. Lee, F. Schluck L. Larson, L. Burns, J. Breyette, J. A Hiben, FRONT ROW! R. Nelson, W. Harris, A. Ranzinger, L. Selstad 'Yann Aids: H. Brogger, M. Thompson Cooking Staff: G. Norton, M. Ber- gren, M. Danilson, V. Nelson, P. Hein, B. Adams, B. 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The Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Andy Ryan and Rikka Tellgren, presided over the afternoon pro- gram. Members of Mr. Schell's class presented a short skit entitled You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Then came the Soul Purpose , the band which also played at the dance that evening. Of course, the highlight was the corona- tion of King Tim Grice and Queen Nancy Davis. Following the crowning came a rousing pep fest. Next, all were invited to participate in a march to the site of the New South. There, speeches were delivered about the New South. Five gold shovels inscribed with SOUTH were used to break ground . The marchers then continued on to the decorated New Field, where our Tigers won our first victory of the season against Central. The final event of the day, the dance, was in our Student Lunchroom. Everyone agreed that Homecoming 1968 was the best South had ever seen. 18 Pam Davis Steve Rhodes Cathy See .lim Bonrud 'ix ff I Nancy Davis Jerry Flalgard IJ... 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Don Molgren Corie,s Mother, Mrs. Banks ..rr..... ..... J ackie Moren Victor Velasco ........................... Charles Somdahl CREDITS Director ..r..r.....................,... Mr. George Schell Stage Manager ,............................. Bob Corgan Stage Crew. . .Al Skwira, Les Cameron, Joe Krueger, Kim Sumner, Charles Trisko, Al Buchanan, Dean Spratt Student Directors ,.,,...... Peggy Peterson, Sandra Lundeen r S M The time element is very essential with Knichi ,f J W. 'wi 1' .-f 'bf 'Nl , f ' Iigfwsrfi , . ,-kL I wonder whuI's in here sounds expensive No one knows who lives in upar1mc:nl4D. H3--J Queen Terry SNO-DAZE The 1969 Sno-Daze week was one ofthe most memorable all-school events ol' the year, The activities started off with a bang with Ski Day, on Monday, when everyone could show off their ski sweaters. On Tuesday, everyone had fun at the broomball game and skating party at Braekett Park. This was followed on Wednesday by our annual sleigh ride at Eaton's Ranch. Thursday, after a really great pep fest, we beat Edison. The Coronation and talent show on Friday, were the highlights ofthe week. Last year's Queen, Ruth Gustafson and King, Mike LaVigne crowned the new l969 Queen, Terry Thompson and King, Daryl Rogers. The grand finale ofthe week ofaetivities was the Sweet- heart Swirl, with our newly crowned royalty as the guests of honor. Q, .it wr 5 , 5 ig KW b kr Qin U 'KWH ,M l' . M ft2 +? T Af CALENDAR Monday - Ski Day Tuesday - Skating and Broomball Wednesday - Sleigh Ride Thursday - Pep fest and basketball game Friday --f Dress up day, Coronation and Variety Show Saturday - Sweetheart Swirl 1969 Sno-Daze Royalty ' , ff ,,,:' , if f Q T L t . fji NT . I I Swanee, how I love you, how l love you , , , . il 1 Q Q 1 i We Fire and Icen N-X j-' Sweetheart Janet Dischinger and escort Wayne Rierson ,..an. avi it. , : T r , t- ,-,,. Y -- Q .Z f fi if 5 t Q 7. l L ' fn ,M , 6 k'lfFr l Mtn, Imagine the evening a a crystal clear night, a full shimmering moon, the snow glistening like jewels on the ground, two people together, and Fire and Ice a the excitement of getting acquainted. On February 15, Blu-Tri sponsored the annual Sweetheart Swirl as the final event ofthe 1969 Sno- Daze. The real purpse of Fire and Ice was to get to know each other better, by sharing the experi- ence of a beautiful evening together. This year's Fire and Ice Sweetheart candidates were Peggy Peterson, Jackie Moren, Sandy Ferris, Janet Dischinger and Marilyn Carlson. Mrs. Un- derwood, Blu-Tri advisor, was given the honor of crowning the Sweetheart of 1969 a Janet Dischinger. After an evening of dancing to the Charlie Wil- liams' band, the couples dined at many of the fa- mous nite spots of our town. When the evening was finally over, for many in the misty gray hour of dawn, all that was left were memories . . . and they last a lifetime. -Jilfif , 5 i The motor has got to be around here someplace. Cover Girl '69 we n A q W A550 I I gg, ' 53 so ff ,... 1 ev-A L' ' .. ' f , -f 1 it 'S The man with the golden tongue. Bama . . . h 27 w . SOUTH TAKES DISTRICT l7TITLE . From a weak conference in a weak year has come a city basketball team that could go on to the state tournament. flvlinncaplois Start. We at South are proud of this speculation and even prouder of the fact that we have proved the truth ofit. South took the District I7 title xv hen we Toppled the Teddies with a 59-39 win. As a result. three Tigers were placed on the coaches' All District l7 team: Tim Griee guard: Sheldon Anderson ff- forward: and Keith Hardeman center, ln the lirst game ofthe regional playoffs, the South High Tigers defeated Bloomington-Lincoln Q62- 60l in a carefully maneuvered. perfectly timed. 3 minute overtime. As coach Mona said: When we took the time out with 30 seconds remaining in the overtime. we agreed that the man who had the best shot would take it. And it vsorked out to be Shel. Following the game with Lincoln. the Tigers took the Region 5 championship over Albany with a 7l to 61 win, Tim. Shel. and Keith also made the Re- gion i team. . SOUTH'S MONA LOOKS AHEAD TO REGION FINAL . . HUNSELFISH SOUTH . i.. ,,gQ4-............ , 'Wh-t W. SOUTH RESTORES SOME GLITTER TO CITY CONFERENCE HOPESM ... ... SOUTH SINKS ALBANY, GAINS STATE I M 'li , .xx 5 .1 w ,I X X 'AM-'aj . . . PRIDE OFCITY . . . QSTAR 84 TRIBUNEJ I 29 ' 'I V si' 1: 4 ' af' f i - E L Signal when making a pass. Animal Instinct. Sw f 'WN A typical South athlete? M W A 7. l 3 'usa 2 Studi0us5en1ors Awww pwwviu www ft , tg .u.511w,, Q Will the ugliest man please stand up. Ban won't wear off. -In f fi - AW! iw,- 51.1,-Q-gn ex? ., aw-wMf,, 1, , , L-ag Tip w if: 7siftifxilm'v?E4gWZ . .Wy1X,,,g 143, . ','.,W,1g f,-fmg,,,,f. ' in 5, 'af 3, V, E w ,ff-mf ,X f 1 'H H 5 v RGANIZATIO MW. 1 x W ? k'X gg--an -Q .F ., SF'-s X 1 Wig if vw, iq, W X A fl 'Z M 3, Q rw, ,,, v W ws.-ft' - Ol-'FICERS President: Tim Nelson Viec-Pres.: Linda Carlson Secretary: Peggy Peterson Treasurer: Kim Nutter Sgt. at Arms: Frank Duda Advisor: Mrs. Peterson Swedi h Club Anderson. B. Anderson, K. Arnquist. S. Baarstad, K. Bergcrson. B. Blager. S. Corgan, B. Danielson, C. Davis. N. Eagen, T. Fedorshyn, T. Elatgard. .l. Gross, M. Groven. M. 32 MEMBERS Gustafson. K Hereeg. J. Hippe. D. Lawson, B. Lodden. J. Moline. B. Olson. N, Patterson. K. Patterson. P. Peterson. I... Rogers, D. Theisen, M. Tupper, .l. French Club ,,,..-uv OFFICERS President: Bonnie Rcnstrom Vice-Pres.: Jackie Moore Secretary: Harriet Lindslrom Treasurer: Amy Lumbly Advisor: Miss I.ere Anderson. B. Bill. B. Cork, K. Evenskaas. J. Ferris. S. Greene, R. Hallquist, E. Hayenga, B. Hein, M. Kissel. J. Klosinski, I. MEMBERS Lumbly. C. Lundeen. S. Mandery. S. Matthew, Y. McGinnis, D Nolen. S. Picard. A. Schaulf, G. Sedjo, L. Skimland, R. Yee, E. German Club OFFICERS President: Lynn Wagner Vice-Pres.: Jim Hoel Secretary: Cheryl Hild Treasurer: Carol Zoebisch Publicity: Warren Rodgers Advisor: Miss Borders Anderson. B. Anderson. S. Andrusko. L. Arnquisl, S. Bragg. L. Brandt, .I. Curlson, M. Cerps, M. Cifudlo, G. Cork, K. Duda. F. Eugen, T. Enebo. S. Fcdorshyn, T. Flulgard, L. Forde, L. Cvahlow, J. Grembowski, C. 34 MEMBERS Grice, T. Guimont. P. Gustafson. K. Halverson, J. Henry, D. Hovey, J. Iaquintl, R. Jacobson, S. Johnson, K. Klosinski, I. Ksilander, R. Lange, S. Lawson, P. Lofdahl, B. Meyer, B. Nelson, R. Nuhring. B. Nutler, K, Olson, B. Olson. N. Pautz. D. Pelkey. K. Pyche. J. Renstrom, B. Rodgers, D. See, C. Thoennes, K. Thoennes, S. Tupper, J. VunDeusen, D Vasileff. L. veldey, D. Wullawu. S. Welander, D. Whipkey, S. Zoebisch. M. L.. Spanish Club OFFICERS President: Guy Ramirez Vice'Prcs.: Vonnie Lowman Secretary: Caryl lillingson Advisor: Mrs. Kurimay Adams. .l. Ahlquist, V. Anderson. J. Anderson. S. Andrusko. M. Arreguin. R. Benike. .l. Blazina. T. Boyd. M. Brown. C. Cork, K. Damborg. G. Dunning, M. 35 MEMBERS Engebretson. P. Engebretson, P. Engebretson. P. Erickson, D. Johnson, D. Johnson. R. Kubera. P. Lease. E. Lee. E. Leegard. B. Longley. C. Malcolm. S. Manoleff. P. Matheson, .l. Matthew. Y, May, J. Moore, .l. Murray, P. O'Donnell. T. Olson. B. Patterson. K. Pieh. K. Restrepo. S. Whipkey. S. Williamson. B Yoh. G. ffiee Aides J s sg: if Linda Andrusko, lrene Backstrom, Elizabeth Bragg. Kathy Carlson. Nancy Erhardt. Wilbur Fink, Jane Ceisendorfcr, Pam Guimont. Kathy Harding, Jill Herceq. Barbara Iverson. Vivian Jackson. Suc Jacobson. Mary Johnson, Kathy Jones. Evryl l.a Chapelle, Diane Olson. Nancy Olson, Sue Raycrolt. Cathy See. Sue Whipkcy. Library Aides Teresa Davis Elaine Frohm Roberta Greene Susan Mandery Audio - Visual L R1 ROW l: R. Clemenlson. G. Huug. A, Johnson. ROWJJ J. Miller. D. Thiele. R, Phelps. Stage Crew l f. l'h 2 I. R,: C. Trisko. D. 3 Spralt. l.. Cameron. Bankers li 3 P l 1? W .. ir Q l f 1: as f 4 S-1 S55 l R D L R: ROW I: A. Jourdain. B, Loen. J. Pederson. H. Lind strom. J. Morse. N. Birnslengel. Nl. Locke. ROW2: l., Vasileff K. Baurslud. M, Geldert. L. Thompson. P. Danielson. S. Hansen. K. Anderson. V, Lowman. ROW 5: li. Bragg. N. Olson. D l 37 Wolfe. N. Davis. J. Davis. J. Geisendorfer. M. Gross. J. Dischin- ger. ROW4: K. Jacques. A, Ryan. D. Velenehenko. T. Olund. R. Clemenlson. B. Mefvlanus. G. Mullerleile. R. Johnson. G. Cedarhliide. WE'VE GOT THE COACH, Lani Vasileff- President Kathy Patterson - Vice President Don Nielson - Secretary Judy Dischinger - Treasurer Carol Zoebisch - Publicity Irene Klosinski Cathy See Pam Guimont Nancy Corbesia Nancy Olson Kathy Thoennes Sandy Ferris Darold Landon Kim Nutter Tim Nelson Evonne Yee Esther Strenke Karen Voight Ruth Ksilander Barb Olson Dwain Erickson Pep Club Liz Bragg Diane Weilander Janet Dischinger Alice Costello Linda Sandve Bonnie Renstrom Yvonne Matthews Janice Plowman Bob Corgan Jim Lodden Vonnie Lowman Sandy Thoennes Dorthy Velde Sue Jacobson Debbie Weisse Barb Lofdahl Melanie Jensen Lorie Junjak Bonnie Hayeng Laurie Skogman Jerry Anderson Karen Halverson Ruth Theisen Tim Eagen Sue Whipkey Colleen Brown Mary Zoebisch Roxanne Rincon Kathy Briggs Amy Lumbly Angie Dischinger Joan Davis Ann Nugent Sue Arnquist Kari Blumberg Janell Tupper Sharon Blager Barb Bergerson Terry Lawson Charolette Yee Debbie VanDeusen 5 ,- gli 35 f 'fi up , I+ aa TEAM,PEP, l THE STEAM 7 ws 121154, M721 sam Albrecht, Dick Anderson, Sheldon Blessing, Ray Bonrud, Jim Burandt, Mark Cizadlo, Gary Corgan, Bob Curtis, Fred Duda. Frank Eagen, Tim Eide, Steve Erickson, Dwain Flalgard, Jerry Forsberg. Steve Galligher, Bob Grice. Tim Groven, Mike Halverson, Jim Hardeman, John 'S' Club Hardeman, Keith Hoel, Jim Hovey, Jim Jackson, Dick Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Randy Knoughblaugh. Tom Kokkila, Ed Lingsted, Dain Lodden, Jim Lyman, Chris McLeod, Phil Moline, Bill Montoya, Gary Nicolai, Ron Nutter, Kim Olson, Rich Olund, Tim Pziutz, Dave 39 Pieh, Ken Pyche, John Ramirez, Guy Restrepo. John Rodeck, Bill Rogers, Daryl Rye, Glen Sarff, Jerry Scott, Bill Scmelis, Andy Shelby. Rick Sivigny, Don Tismack, Ron Vasseur, Bruce Videen, Lee Wagner, Lynn Zipoy, Greg N-.1 XP: SoHi SKCI The ski club started this year with a water skiing party on the St. Croix River. More at home on snow than on water, there were several cold, wet novice water skiers by the end of the day. All agreed that it was a great time when they were warm and dry again. As the ice and snow began to collect on the St. Croix our skiers changed from water to snow skis and headed north for some skiing. The first snow skiing trip began at 4:30 Friday morning, January 3 and lasted for three fun filled days. Our group, slightly bleary eyed, fthe SoHiSkCl badge of honorj, arrived at Quadna Mt. about 9:00 ready to hit the slopes, some harder than others. And so it went for three days of glorious skiing interrupted only for eating, swimming, saunas, snowmo- biling, dancing, partying, snowball fighting, and oh yes, sleeping. The group returned a little tired but were raring to go on another trip the next day. They had to wait till early February for the next trip which came pretty close to even being more fun, Qhardly possiblej. The final trip was in early March winding up another great year for the ski club. 40 MEMBERS Tim Nelson Pres. Cathy See Sec. Treas Becky Nurhing Jackie Moren Bev Leegard Debbie Wolfe Belinda Anderson Sandy Lundeen Marilyn Carlson Debbie Sands Pam Somcrson Sue Arnquist Janell Tupper Mary Zoebisch LeeAnn Flatgard Penny Lawson Barb Bill Jeri Sande Sue Whipkey Peggy Peterson Mike Theisen Mara Cerps Sue Jacobson Randi Nelson Vonnie Lowman Jan Dischinger Carol Zoebisch Irene Klosinski Nancy Davis Nancy Olson Carol Grembowski Paula Patterson Barb Bergerson Sharon Blager Marian Rue Joan Davis Melanie Jensen Dave Pautz Kathy Patterson Barb Davis Colleen Brown Ruth Bolechowski Gordy Norheim John Wigen Steve Schon Doug Nelson Dwain Erickson Don Neilsen Tim Eagen Steve Iverson Gary Gizadlo Daryl Rogers Bill Loye Jim Bonrud FIRST ROW: Marilyn Carlson. Jacqueline Moren, .lames llal- Lindstrom. Carol Grembowski. Nancy Olson. Bonnie Renstrom. verson LPresidentJ, Lynn Wagner lVice-Presb. Vonnie Lownian Linda lversen, THIRD ROW: Mr. Tyler Qfkdvisorl. Kenneth QSecretaryl, James Hoel iTreasurerj. Nancy Davis. Sl:'C'0.N'D Pieh. James Hovey, Gary Damborg, l-'rank Duda. Carl Lumbly. ROW: Roberta Greene. Philip McLeod. Kevin Johnson. Harriet David Pauli. Sheldon .'XHCl6I'SOU, The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Through their willingness to serve, the extent of their character, the ability and the ambition to lead their class, and the quality oftheir knowledge and learn- ing that they have shown, these individuals have earned the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a stu- dent at South High - membership in the National Honor Society. These twenty-two students have proven to be among the finest that South High has to offerq and in turn. South High has provided the opportunity and the encouragement. ational Honor Society Senior Chapter Sandy Ferris-President lu - Tri The goal of a Blu Tri member is to become a better person through fellowship and fun with other girls. Re- flecting back over the year, we can remember-the apple polishing, the Easter breakfast, fashion shows, movies, pot luck suppers, the Ugly Man Contest, and most important of all-the Swirl. All the plotting and planning and agony we went through to gather courage just to ask that special guy! But, in the end, it was worth it, just as the entire year was worth it. In the company of friends, we could have done anything, and what's important, we did! L. to R. ROW I: M. Carl- son. J. Moore, S. Ferris. N. Olson, G. Cederblade. I. Klo sinski, ROW2 - R. Greene. J. Dischinger. V. Lowman, C. Grembowski, P. Peterson. N. Corbesia. P. Guimont, L. Iver- sen, K. Thoennes, ROW3 C. See. B. Nuhring. N. Davis. B. Olson. E. Yee, R. Ksilander. H. , Lindstrom, ROW 4 - E. ' Bragg, O. Ellingson, Y. Mat thew, K. Cork. B. Renstrom. C. Zocbisch. J. Moren, L. Vasileff, C. Hild. ROW I: Mrs. Underwood tAdvisorJ, V. Hoving, M. Carlson. N. Olson, N. Davis. ROW 2: R. Nelson, S. Ferris, J. Moren, K. Bine, V. Lowman, l. Klosinsk. ea :if .1-'W Vickie Hoving's Chapter ' --vi? ROW I: B. Anderson. P, Breyette. R. Nelson. V. Hoving. J. Davis. D. Renne. C. Blumhcrg. ROW25 S. Whip- key. K. Patterson, M. Roe. S. Jacobson. M. Zochisck. L. Fowler. .l, llerceg. B. Lofdahl. ROW5: B. Bcrgcrson, A. Nugent, M. Hein. P. Kuhera. D. Wiese. B, Iverson. D. Olson. RO W 4: S. Blagcls. S. Maskrey. C. Yee. R. Theisen. S. Dahl. K. Baarstad. .l, Mathison. ROW 5: P. Patterson. K. Briggs. .l. Geisendorlcr. M. Swanson. S. Nolen. ROW I: D. Veldey. R. Bolccliouslsi. B. Bill. K. Binc. B. Larsen. M, Belmore. S. Kasscth. ROH' 2: L. Forde. L. Flatgard. J. Kencu. D. Van Dcuscn. M. Binc. S. llansen. K. Jones. ll. Henry. ROW 3: S. Rcstrepo. S. Arnquist. J. Dischinger. .l. lupper. .l. Stewart. S. Thoenncs. S, Ray- Croft, A. Dischinger, M. Milan. RO W-1: J. Davis. R. Barrett. S, Deal. .l. Anderson. K. Binc. C Capra. Karen Bine's Chapter 43 Southerner Staff Southerner Staff: V. Ahlquist S. Anderson M. Andrusko J. Blair M. Carlson lEd.J K. Cork N. Davis F. Duda L. Forde R. Greene D. Henry V. Hoving S. Kasseth C. Lyman 1. Moren P. Murray P. Peterson S. Roberts M. Rue 1. Sarff C. Somdahl R. Theisen L. Videen D. Wiese H ,.2n,ulDl ...fa- I X Advisor: Miss P. Fisher In their secret lives, the members of the Southerner l Staff are journalism geniuses. Always equipped i with pen and paper, and a nose for news, the South- erner Staff has succeeded in meeting that deadline! 44 Tiger Staff 08 Advisor: Miss Bremer S t Ll fl' Gary Cizadlo Marilyn Carlson Dwuin Erickson Carol Grembowski Cheryl Hild .lim Hoel Ed. Linda Iverson Tim Nelson Nancy Olson Peggy Peterson Bonnie Renstrom Kathy Thoennes Lani Vusileff Carol Zoebiseh Co-Ed. Take 2358 pounds of Tiger staff and add to one year of hard work, 7 reams of paper, 3 rolls of typewriter rib- bon, and 458 headaches. Stir this mixture together and bake until well done. This recipe will yield a year book f The Tiger. Read at your pleasure and enjoy for a lifetime. Student Council eg, g... Regulars: ROW I R. Tellgren, B. Nuhring. T. Grice, J. Mor- en, C, Lumbly, T. Thompson, R. Stiem. M. Jensen. ROWQ 1 M. Nutter. L. Flatgard, I. Backstrom. S. Black. S. Ferris, J. Svec, A. Goneau. S. Whipkey. S. Arnquist. ROW 3 H- D. Wiese, S Blager, B. Renstrom, C. Zoebisch. S. Nolen, P. Breyette, .I. Sil- lernagle, C. Brown, O. Ferguson, J. Davis. ROW4 -- J. Miller T. Eagen, V, Hoving, K. Patterson, G. Cedarblade, N, Davis. C Hild, C. Grembowski. G. Zipoy, A. Semelis. ROW5 - J, Pyche S. Schon. T. Carlson, G. Schaufli, T. Knoblauch, R. Olson. J Hovey, D. Pautz. S. Enebo. The Student Council is responsible for handling matters per- brighter. 46 taining to student activities. This year's Council endeavored to get closer to students and school problems. Activities this year included Homecoming, Candy Sale, Sno-Daze, painting of the lunchroom and overcoming the communication barrier in South. One of the major problems encountered was in getting interest started in our school and carrying this interest on into the new building. It is hoped that through activities as Student Council, the students of today can gain the experience to be the leader of tomorrow. With the new, dynamic, young advisor Mr. Rit- ter the outlook for future Student Council activities looks Student Council President, Carl Lumbly Mona Arrequin Irene Backstrom Barb Bergerson Leah Bergstrom Sharon Blager Cary Blumberg Tigerettes Bev Bokusky .loan Davis Linda Ellirlgson Linda Foxx ler Roberta Greene Teri Lava son This year's Tigerette squad consisted of the most members that it has ever had e twenty-two. The girls performed at several basketball and football games at half-time as well as in Pep Fests. The team spent several conscientious hours practicing their dances and they certainly are due for a lit- tle praise and recognition. Sandy Nolen Pam Somerson Charla Olson Judy Svec Linda Paavola Lynne Terry 105 gg Pederson Renee Zimmerman Joanne Raginski Debbie Sands Greg Znpow and Charles Trmko Q L-R. ROW I: Nancy Davis, Debbie Wolfe, Sandra Maskrey, ko, Lynne Groven, Dorene Hill, James Owens, Donald Robert- Judy Kirk, Vonnie Lowman. ROW 2: Debbie Renne, Marlene son, Michael Palla, Jim Halverson, Andy Semelis, Alfred John- Locke, Karen Voight, Belinda Anderson, Greg Zipoy, Charles son, Jeffrey Ahlquist, Philip Wood, Larry Oman, Jim Anderson, Trisko, Bernie Dischinger, Mark Svendahl, Roger Pyche, War- Klaus Vetter. ren Rogers. ROW3: Sue Raycroft, Barb Iverson, Mary Andrus- 4.1. BE THE FOOD OF LOVE K SING ON . . . ln L-R. ROW I: Marilyn Goneau. Chris Flattem, Carla Webster, Estelle Lee, Debbie McGinnis, Carol Capra, Barb Bill, Jeri Even- skaas, Rebecca laquinto, Kathy Martschenko, Nancy Walrath, Arlene Dobbins, Marlys Goneau, Nancy Erhardt, Mr. Steinko- enig. ROW 2: Judy Dischinger, Sue Arnquist, Janell Tupper, Barb Swanson, Ellen Lease, Joyce Pederson, Kathy Briggs, Kar- en Bine, Vickie Schloesser, Linda Pearson, Pam Breyette, Sue Odegard, Roberta Stiehm, Sandy Gabhart, Pamela Swift. ROW 3: Sue Whipkey, Lorie Junjak, Kathy Anderson, Donna Peter- son, Beverly Borusky, Cheryl Hild, Sue Oliver, Irene Klosinski, Jill Herceg, Roberta O'Connell, Nancy Birnstengel, Bonnie Lar- sen, Caryl Ellingson, Sharon Plager, Barb Bergerson, Joan Davis, Cheri Phillips, Barb Lofdahl. ROW 4: Denis Emerson, Steve Wilkie, Steve Schon, Fred Curtis, David Eidsvoog, Jim Skokan, Dain Lyngstad, Bishop Shaw, Dale Skogman, Ray Blessing, Tim Eagen, Andrew Ryan, Dewey Winston, Michael Galligan, Mark Mahnquist, John Henry, Brue Johnson, Bill Moline, Steve Nault, Dean Spratt, Chris Blessing, Randy Johnson, John Pyche, Tim Fossum, Dennis Landon, Richard Hammer. Let's Go Tigers! effigy. rw . Z1 1 13 V kv fe-'H 'S y ww 2 . M 3 we ig, , Who Ya Gonna Yell For? We're From South High Couldn't Be Prouder Nancy Olson Kathy Thoennes Sandy Ferris Colleen Brown Sue Whipkey Pam Guimont Cathy See Irene Klosinski Tiger G-R-E-A-Tl Nancy Corbesiu f- Capt. 5 .,W,.,: . Q, ,, X We 2 hi H '-'-' frfffmizrzzfifqgi 'S mx KQWSFW '3-'i i.'L L i- .7 :Wm-rm, F1ghtBack! iw'ffwiiiffwti1 f Come On Tigers We re from South High Couldn t Be Prouder Ifyou can't hear us now, We'll yell a little louder. This cheer started and ended many of our pep fests and games. Our cheerleaders also had the privilege of leading the cheers in the Parade to our new football field for our Homecoming game. For the cheerleaders, this moment was one never to be forgotten! But, the cheerleaders were also active by cheering in a variety of sports: swimming, cross country, wrestling, plus all the varsity bas- ketball, hockey, and football games. Because the cheerleaders have given South so much of their time and energy, all South would like to thank them for a job well- Cheerleaders Give Me A TY i T ,M 5: M C' A 'fi sh T ' + 4' wk T ra' , fig if , . , , g,,3 i rm g wg fi by , er 'latin 9 . 6 'I it eii' 1 V T . N I ' H, A r 5 it ggi? 5 T 5 . , Q 'W .R T fe-.UN-vi - ,,+. T. T S lisiit - fitrgfr:1f11?f1f:::21+'i'f1' fr' 1 tl ,- r s NT, wi- ll A - g M, A ---- ,:,:g5:,1?: b kg, .gift ig, 526: ,Q-Q as' ff ,,,A ' Moments of Tension done. '- 51 Gymnastics Arlaine Ambrosier Sue Arnquist Irene Backstrom Barb Bergerson Karen Bine Kathy Bine Sharon Blager Rebecca Brennan Kathy Briggs Carol Capra Joan Davis Judy Dischinger Rita Eilers Olivia Ferguson Linda Fowler Wanda Gouge Vicki I-loving Sue Jacobson Barb Lindahl Carol Linn Amy Lumbly Pat Manoleff Sandy Maskrey Ann McKee Roberta O'Connell Rita Potvin Roxanne Rincon Marsha Swanson Mavis Swift Janelle Tapper Mary Zoebisch 6261522 Volleyball ROW I: Ann McKee. Bobbi Wickoren. Bev Leegard. Wanda Gouge, Penny Lawson. ROW 2: Karen Bine. Pat Manoleff. Kathy Bine. Mary Zoebisch, Mavis Swift, Kathy Briggs. Tennis ROW l: Ann McKee. Sue Arn- quist, Mary Zoe- bisch, Karen Bine. ROW 2: Lynn Grov- en. Sue Jacobson, Pat Manoleff, Sandy Carol Capra. Nolen, Kathy Bine. Golf: Mara Cerps, Yvonne Matthews, Evonne Yee. Swimming ROW I: Pat Manolcff, lrcnc Backstrom. Bev Leegard. Linda Fowler. ROW 2: ,lcrolyn Anderson. Sue Arnquist. Joyce Pederson. Basketball ROW l: Dianne Welander. Ann Nlclsee. Kathy Briggs. Irene Backstrom. Penny Lawson. RUN' jf Pam Brey- ette. Sue Arnquist. Nlarlys Wilson. Roberta O'C'onncll. Bev Lccgard. G. A. A. One opportunity for girls to participate in sports is tojoin GAA. Byjoining any ofthe many teams ofG.A.A.. a member can develop her old skills as well as learn new skills. This year, the girls in G.A.A. found fulfillment in participating with other schools in a variety of matches. Although perhaps sports are the most important parts ofG.A.A., the meeting ofnew friends is alwaysa bonus. Bowling ROW' l.' Judy Svec. Charla Olson. Pam Somerson. Deb- bie Sands. ROWS: Laurie Skogman. Jero- lyn Anderson. Mara Cerps. Penny Lawson. Dianne Wclander. Badminton Linda Andrusko Karen Bine Kathy Bine Carol Capra .lanct Gahbow Wanda Gouge Lynne Groven Becky' laquinto Sue Jacobson Pat Kubera Amy' Lumbly Pat Manolcff Ann McKee Mavis Swift Dianne Welander Mary Zoebisch o fl if T t . ,it f P 'l .4 - Tiger Representatives rfr. Adams, Jean Andrusko, Linda Bergquist, Marvel Bergstrom, Leah Bertek, Kathy Bill, Barb Bine, Karen Bine, Kathy Blessing, Carol Carlson, Kathy Cork, Kathy Forde, Leslie Gearin, Beverly Grembowski, Richard Groven, Lynne Iaquinto. Rebecca Kassethn, Sandra Kirk, Judith Kubera. Patricia Lee, Estelle Lundeen, Sandy Maskrey, Sandy Matheson, Janet Nelson, Douglas 54 Nugent, Ann Olson, Richard Pederson, Joyce Pyche, Roger Restrepo, Sylvia Sands, Debra Theisen, Ruth Thiele, Delhardt Thompson, Terry Van Deusen, Deborah Weisser, Bev Wiese, Debbie if .ex Qi' ' Hip rs, 5' , P F 0 The Lineup. - X lil 0 'i x 'ii .4 fat? wg :w,m1' mf,-1t.a,: - L z t it if It says, the next step is . .. Smile. You're on Candid Camera. .fi 1.933964 f i 2 , I 5' A i J . r gf L K' W is -.', 1 7 ' A g m Do as I say and not as I do! Two out of three legs prefer NEET. What'd you say the answer to 7547 was? ,.------ Chemistry Answers! 2 bits at piece! if i , W, A . V VJ 5 ' , L , W, ? .A,.., M x f --. L A? '1:. 41 161 f Nz in W. . ' A ww, ff , A i,Fl,, WM I I Q9 nl' F E YW 4 fa- 1. B 'in i -, 3 f 5 U0 W? Nix 59 ? g . WZSQA 2 Q FRONT ROW: B. Corgan, B. Lawson, D. Lundeen, J. Rea, G. ston, W. Zumberge, L. Wagner, BACK ROW' S. Roberts, R Ramirez, E. Eibon, D. Erickson, J. Halvorson, R, Gallagher, C. Tishmack, K. Hardeman, T. Nelson, D. Neilson, K. Johnson, J White, S. Rhodes, B. Scott. SECOND ROW: J. Pyche, T. Sun- Hardeman, D. Paultz, G. Cizadlo, T. Knoblough, F. Duda, J dahl, L. Videen, J. Lodden, J. Hovey, T. Carlson, K. Nutter, S. Borodine, D. Landon, D. Eidsvoog. Forsberg, D. Rogers, T. Eagen, S. Eide, S. Cameron, D. Win- TIGERS TAKE HOMECOMING South's i968 football season was an overall disappointment. Still this team owes no one an apology. Again the members of our team were the smallest in the city conference, but what the Tigers lacked in size, they more than made up for it in fight and spirit. At times South was out-weighed by as much as forty pounds a man, this fact could explain why South was having trouble with its running games. Once again South had more than its share of injuries. Key players like Co-Captain Steve Forsberg, Jim Lod- den, Kevin Johnson, and Tom Carlson were all sidelined with injuries at one time or another. On the whole South's defense ranked as good as any in the city. Our line was strong, and our secondary was probably the fastest in the city with Jim Hovey, Jim Lodden, and Kevin Johnson playing the deep three. All through the season the Tigers played as hard as they possibly could. Coach Haugen was especially proud of this team because he knew that every time he sent them out onto the field they would play their hearts out and not let down for a minute. South's offensive team, showing a lot of courage, each week faced opponents who were much bigger. At every game the Tigers seemed ready to explode, but failed to make the big play that would have put them on the scoreboard. Homecoming this year at South was a happy one for a change. Why? Because South beat Central for the first time in eight years, moreover it was the first time in ten years that South won its Homecoming game! To sum it up, South had a disappointing season in the won and lost columns. But on the field South showed that they had the guts to go out and play the very hardest they could, and as you look at the scoreboard, I hope you will look back on the 1968 season and feel proud of this team, for we have good reason to. emma WOOD!! I FIRST ROW' T. Harrity, L. Forster, D. Buzanis, B. Whipkey, A. Matson, R. Behl, D. Nelson, B. Gilmore, R. Hammer. D Landon, SECOND ROW: B. Ericson, G. Jensen, K. Vetter, M Marben, M. Furst, S. Schone, D. Wesllund, J. Wigen, E. Benson. ff' .Nap .IJ YEA, RAH, RAH, COACH! sf . HA... ..... 1 YOU TELL H1M,HUCKz 'Ln ,A M. Feriancek, M. Hanson. BACK ROW: Coach Roscoe. J. Al- len, S. Murphey, J. Larson, M. Svendahl, A. Semelis, R. Olsen, R. Grembowski, G, Svidron, P. Ryan. D. King, M. Packard. R. Schmidt. Coach Magdanz. 59 LODDEN ELUDES VOLT DEFENDER ANIMAL PLUNGES THROUGH FRANKIE THROWS THE BOMB K! E I -42.-x XJ DAVE TAKES A DIVE TIGERS FI GHT ON X, BUTT BOOTS ONE I. . , gf m -... A, M E mf I 2 gi 'T I N: T' wigs yi I .5i1.'f3'. we V ,.- L,.L ,M,g,,.,s,.,,,,' 2551. W- mug, W1 ww fi ww, ,,.,,w, . . , A ' .2 l:f'flgg,f4?fQi'wvuT'i'f'! IWQIPU xgWfiaisfigfggisrfg:3e?fefTf3W5f,QQ ,ia Nj i lsitgiv. H , Mygffff KEVIN FINDS DAY LIGHT 2?-EJ :L HOVEY UNLOADS RAMMY CAUSES FUMBLE QW ani L3- DARYL DRAGS 'EM DOWN Nothing goes right, when your under- wear's tight. I L-R ROW 1: J. Zamora, J. Sarff, T. Olund, S. Hill, J. Restrepo, Coach Kaari, ROW 2: C. Lyman, A. Johnson, G. Zipoy, R. Sax. Cross Countr Ican fly! Ican fly! SENIORS PACE CROSS COUNTRY TO A 7-2 RECORD With the strong leadership of captains Tim Olund and Jerry Sarff, South's harriers posted the best record in ten years. Led by Chris Lyman, the team started running last spring and ran all summer. Chris ran over 1000 miles during the summer, and it showed as he was the most improved runner on the team. Greg Zipoy broke the school record for a sophomore, when he ran the two mile distance in 11:13. Alden Johnson was the team's best runner, having the best average time, as he led the pack in almost every race. South should really be proud of these boys, for representing their school in such a successful fashion, Congratulations to the team and their coach for a great season. Captains: Tim Olund, and Jerry Sarff. ,. Swimming ,. g 3 A ' ' .La ' W f , , - - - fa - Q 'Q 'C ' is t P' , .. , ,a..JM,.t.M ,. ,- -.M t . K f XVL. 5,53 lx . ,V In H lil Vw -,ig . g , - Q .L i m s i If fag S A 'I . . -. . - W,- M X ' ,- Y V ' - ii .. . ., ,X , K . tr 5 5' ROW I: Co. capt's B. Rodeck. J. Sarff. 84 M. Brandt, D. Jackson. J. Flatgard. C. Lyman. ROWJ: D, Pierce, C, Beckman. D. Sivigny, B. Schoppe. A. Johnson. ROWJ: M. Rodeck. K. Vetter. G, Zahn. A. Ozolins. Led by seniors Mark Brandt, Dick Jackson, Chris Lyman and Jerry Sarff, the South swim- ming team splashed to a 4-5 record and a sixth in the district 17 meet. Chris Lyman set a school record in the breaststroke event and took third places in the district meet in the indi- vidual medley and the butterfly. Dick Jackson also got a third in his specialty, diving. Mark Brandt was fifth in the breaststroke and was a member of South's fifth place medley relay team. Jerry Sarff was an outstanding freesty- ler, particularly in the longer distances. Other top swimmers were Jerry Flatgard, butterfly and freestyleg Mike Groven. breaststrokeg Bill Rodeck, freestyle, and Bill Schoppe diving. Jerry Flatgard and Bill Rodeck also swam in the medley relay. Coach Haugen has been quoted as saying: I think this is one ofthe best groups of seniors I've had. They worked hard and improved a lot. Jerry Flies by. GO!! 63 I ,Q A , N , ...FL --- , ' , is K A ..P':.:,,1 K., M V . 5 5 5 3 2 E 4' 'fl' ' aaa is . ef get if B J - s 'f-- ' P 3 A -1 , -1 - ,.- , - . , :-. , .- .reg , .gn -V tv I ' f 2' . V -A ' V any ul . .W .J V .WRMMW ' 'V i , 2-ff-3 , 7' f-.f'i ' . - fi A 'Y as .-', ,- .. quwkmwr-ff-. ' ':.s....- iv' A f A ' - . .. -' 1 at . - s.,' wks?-lm ei -. 'S -- is ,J --1 N ' . E ,- W ,Jw-f.. - ' I-K . ' -3 W af tr' . 'W .V wc- -f V, .. - QQ - kkhh 4 7' , I 'W' . , ..,,,, .-f-- A ,.f ,ir ,, ,.-' . w' ' . JQKWN .je ig...-V, .M , V amy. Dick Flies . BACK RO W: Coach Mona, C. Lumbly, J. Bonrud, K. Hardeman, D. Albrecht, F. Curtis, S. Eide, Coach Magdanz, J. Pyche. FRONT RO W: J. Hovey, K. Pieh, J, Hardcman, S. Anderson, T. Grice. Tigers Tie for Second SC0feb0afd , . 1 South 56 Southwest 68 The Tigers started their season off slowly with a loss to Sguth 58 Roosevgll 54 Southwest, but came back in style the next week to de- South 52 Cenlffil 63 feat arch-rival Roosevelt. With Keith Hardeman grab- Z Xlfjiialonal 23 bing rebounds and Tim Grice and Sheldon Anderson South 72 Henry 70 shooting as they did last season, there was no stopping South 66 WCS1 46 South But it was Dick Buddy Albrecht who South 69 Washburn 60 ' ' I . I South 65 Edison 35 sparked South in the second halfto give them the win. South 67 Mafshapu 73 South was stunned the next week as they went down in defeat to Central. Then the Tigers really began to roll, defeating Vocational, North, Henry, West, Washburn, and Edison. South was defeated by Marshall-U in their last game, and wound up 7-3, to tie for second place. Along with Sheldon Anderson's outstanding defensive play in every game, the season included such highlights as Ken Pieh's winning basket in the Henry game and Tim Grice's great shotting in the Washburn game. The whole team was as good as any in the city with back up men like Jim Bonrud, Carl Lumbly, John Hardeman, Steve Eide and Fred Curtis. The team was much more balanced then it had been last season. BACK ROW: Coach Magdanzi T. Doble' MA Schwartz, T' Scheele, T. Harrity, FRONT ROW: K. Jacques, J. Wiggen, D. South can be especially proud of Tim Grice and Sheldon Nelson. R. Johnson. Anderson who made the all-city team. 64 CL dia fy ig X 4,35 I 0 'AX I X Qiirmwf .ig , - 7-i 'O X J fpzs.-sz 1 A 4- , ,,gfg,4M 1' fm ' ' Q y N x 1 -A . , QQ fu 'X wwf EK, 1 gifs? if 1 we 'EW liZ If 5 ' f y .9099 T 5699? if I o W 0 rx 4 Ski Team Members Tim Nelson Don Nielsen Tim Eagen Bill Loye Andy Semelis Bob Erickson Dave Pautz Rich Olson not piclured Bob Gilmore Scott Wattawa Kelby DelaPena The ski team finished a quite respectable fifth in skiing competition this year. The team, a young one experience wise, was paced by two seniors and a sophomore in the three events. Tim Nelson led the Tiger attack of the slalom courses, Don Nielsen was for the third year in a row the fastest man in cross-country, and Andy Semelis, a sophomore led the two South jump- ers on to victory. Andy also placed tenth in the District l7jumping competition earning him a place for the state meet. The Tigers as a team failed to make the state meet this year as they finished sixth in the Dis- trict 17 meet missing the fifth place cut off by a mere 7 points. While South will loose its two top skiers in co- captains Tim Nelson and Don Nielsen, coach Roscoe feels confident of next season's success due to a large crop of up and coming under- classmen. THINK SNOW! Pucksters Skate Hard 4 af 9 7-2. -L 2 ROW! L-R: li. Koklxila. J. Lodden. M. Johnson, B. Cialligher, M. Fcrianack, A. lN1a1lson. ROWS: Coach Salwasser. S. Murphey, D. Nelson. D. Swanson. Ci, Zipoy. G. Svidron. D. l.arsim. J. Larson. B. Whipkey. D. Tvlolgren. J. Halierson. B. Vasseur. Hard skating and plenty of hustle just wasn't enough in most of the Tiger's hockey games this year. Scoring seemed to be a big problem, and you can't win when you donit score. Ten more goals for the season and they might have had a winning record. Along with goalie Bruce Vasseur and top defensiveman Jim Halverson, l the Tigers kept the scoring down in most ofthe games, but wejust didn't get the goals to win. Most of our scoring was done by four players. Jim Lodden, Don Larson. Don Molgren, and Maurice Johnson. Coach Salwasser is quite proud of this team for their hustle and spirit. He labels this team as the best he's ever coached. Capts. Jim l.oddcn,1ind Bruce Vasscur i 1 M. 'Vx , .Q V .. , Vxgrwyx Q,1'?',' .Y 1 -. -, W... NUI I 1 H ', x,.a.1.... , V- 1- - ' - G f ','w '5 9-RL?3'x'wxzfN 5 wx lb l'N'Xx ?u Suk 1 xx ' fx x ' is fr iw'm1 x 'ix wx. Q n N lf' x ',x,r.,-,,..n-1' xn 11 rw X 1 if -H-wx H WNXYN wxfxnh il 1 I 517 vm 1 rklxfmvws sk I ' ' ' 2 1 W ' x xx Rx .W I .,, . . -1-.5-nUr P 'w . ' 4 M-an-uns! ff , I I at 3 V , 1 N Q ' K Q M, ' 5 7 K .-f K . il 2 , li x A - ,fi 2' ,J D Y' Xi 3 ,lr - V: 1 V 8 1 A.. . K wi 2 Q V, . 1 . I, Q 1 , -.. .-f X f 1 H Y ' E 1 . ' f ' ff' ritqzk, E X n K I. Rik .T fs ,W ,,5,A,kg5,g Bruce kicks one out. Q4 Lodden takes u shot from ulong the boards. Pond's seven day beauty plan really works! Jim throws u check. GOAU, Larson sends the puck around thc boards. 69 1969 Wrestling Team ROW 1: L-R Steve lverson. Guy Ramirez, John Zamora. Phil Selton, Gary Montoya. Steve Schon. Tom Bonrud. ROWS: lid liibon. John Restrepo. Ron Nicolai. Steve Forsberg. Tom Knoblough. Rick Shelby. Bill Scott. Dale Westland, Coach Mr. Lee. South had another average wrestling team with only lfl ol its members consistently' winning. To be elassilied as a good team you need to be able to count on at least six wrestlers recording victories. This year South was laced with rebuilding in January w hen 3 All City and regional qualifiers graduated. South started its season with a win over West and continued to look good until the end ol' January when South was upset by Marshall. South was weak- ened severely by the loss ol' Rick Shelby. who broke his collarbone. Although our team may not have had quantity ol' good wrestlers. it certainly had the quality.'i John Zamora. Gary Montoya and Captain Guy' Ramarif were selected tor the all City Team. Steve l-'orsberg joined Guy and .lohn as District I7 Placers which allowed them to advance into the Region 5 wrestling tournament. South West IX South Southwest 37 South Washburn 27 South Central 12 South Henry' I7 South Roosevelt 34 Sophomores: L-R Buster Ramirel. Rick Hammer, Lee Ferguson. Don Kopaz. South Milfshfillu 39 Gary Jensen. ROW 2: Nick Marhen. Dan Packard. lid Benson. Rodger South Vocilllomll 33 Schmidt. Tim Knoblough. Coach Mr. Berg. South Edison Zl South North X 70 SEASON RECORD 6 WINS-2 TIES-5 LOSSES Steve Forsberg Steve has a three year t 1' reputation of upsetting Favorites in the ,K duel meets. Steve took 3rd place in District I7. and then advanced into the Regionals. Ron Nicolai f Ron has been on the var- sity for three years. He is a consistant win- ner. In the Le Suer Invitational Ron placed Znd. He finished this year with a 4th place in the District I7 meet. Guy Ramirez Guy was the Captain of this years squad. Guy is a three year var- sity wrestler. He is known throughout the state as an aggressive opponent. Guy took a first in the Le Suer Invitational. He was g on the all city wrestling team, and he placed 3rd in the District l7 meet which advanced him to the Regionals. Bill Scott - Bill is a three year varsity wrestler. ln his sophomore year he was the 145 pound City Champion. Bill is the de- pendable team member. . 72 'r Rick Shelby - Rick has been on the var- ' . my sity for two years. He is known as the 'X strongest wrestler on South's squad. Rick if was on his way to a successful season with A a 4-l record until he broke his collarbone. John Restrepo John is a No.2 man who has wrestler for 3 yrs. John always had the handicap of being in an over crowded weight. Not pictured is Dan Lundeen. Dan has been on the varsity for three years. He is South's first consistant cross body wrestler. Dan is considered by his opponents as an excellent wrestler. l This yearis team. led hy captain Tim Grice. played the following schedual: APRIL f 15- South 17- South 22- South 24- Bye 29- South MAY l- South 6- South 8- South I3- South I5- South 20- South Henry Marshall Washburn Vocational Roosevelt Central West Edison Southwest North HBN SQUAD BASEBALL it .il -- .s ,l l., 40.73 fl Q V G' lrsfi FT 1' , f ' Q 4, 1.-R ROW I: K. Nuttcr. R. Johnson, M. McDermitt. G. Ramirez, D. 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I .F v A . Wiese, D. fin f . , . f' Wing' D- 5 ' dk L Winge,C. W.W.5?4.?Zs... ki' QQ ' Winslow, D. K ai an wolfe, D. L ' ' Wolfc,T. V. Wollak, B. Yeqc. Zamora,J. 5' Zastrow, B. Zimmermann, R. I -' , fa, . Q- kr. if il K -' 1 'A .li ' A9 Zoebisch. M. Zusliak,C. sv ' ' L wmwmw M Q,-W W MW M QR. ... ,., ., NL ax A vw Mr Q -.av- Cease not to learn until thou cease to live . N Allen, Penny August 20, 1951 Planning to be a Secretary, Penny is going to attend business school. At South Penny was in the Work Program. Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Susan Sue Ahlquist, Jeffrey Jeff August 5, l95l .leff says that his most prized possession is his Little green book . Talented in the field of art, Jeff also enjoys dancing and listening to records. ln the future, Jeff wants to Find a good paying job that l love doing. Get married, have kids, and live happily ever after. At South, Jeff was a member ofthe Band and Hi-C. Albrecht, Richard Buddy August 7, l95l A future architect, Dick would like to plan a fa- mous building someday. He is good in drafting and Basketball. At South, Dick was a member of the Basketball Team, Tennis Team, and Student Council. Pibrac Ambrosier, Joseph Joe .lune l8, l95l Joe is planning a career in art, He is most talented in the field of line arts and sports. To be a sucoess in life, Joe wants to have money to spare, Joe was a member of French Club, and a Red Cross Representative. Anderson, Sheldon The Kid April l5, l95l Active in sports while at South, Sheldon partici- pated in Basketball and Baseball. After college he would like to become a history teacher and a coach. To be a success in life, Sheldon would like to do something for somebody. Someday he would like to travel to Moscow. At South, Shel- don was a Homecoming Attendent and President of the Senior Class. Armour, Christine Chris June 29, 1952 Chris is planning a career in fashion designing or advertising. She would like to travel to Spain someday. Arnold, Maurie Stinker May 20, l95l Maurie wants to go on to trade school after grad- uation and become a business secretary. She would probably make a good telephone operator as her favorite pastime is talking on the phone. At South, Maurie was a member of the work program. Austin, Lonnie Barrett, Mark Marky May IZ, l95l Mark feels that South High has given him the privilege of knowing and being friends with kids who not only care what our generation will do with the world hut also care about each other. At South, Mark was a member of Band, Hi-C. Baseball, Golf, Senior Cabinet, and Pep Club. Berg, Jerome Jerry March l7, l95l Jerry's chosen career is that of a playboy. He would like to travel to the Bahamas some day, but this summer he will be satisfied driving down Lake Street, Jerry was a member ofthe Wrestling Team. Birnstengel, Nancy Nan September 25, l95l Nancy enjoys listening to all kinds of music. If Behl, Alan July IO, l95l Alan's favorite pastime is listening to records. If he could travel anywhere. Alan would want to go to England, Bergland. Ronald Ron Blair, James Jim November 29, l95l In the future .lim will most often be caught say- Arrequin, Ramona Mona September 23, l95I Mona would like to become an interpreter and secretary for the President ofa big insura ance company, To he a success in life she would like to work for a 'tBig Wheel and travel all over the world. She would especial- ly like to travel to Mexico. Her most prized possession is a photo book called, My Gang . Bachman, Paul Ollie August l7, l95l His ear is his most prized possssession and he warns that in ten years you will know him because he will be the one that got wrecked up in a sports car race. This summer Paul wants to go to California. ln the future he would like to travel to Switzerland. he ld N ld l,k bee I I h ing, Watch the Birdie , .lim plans on becoming s cou . 'amy WW l C 10 mile d led?-el' a photographer. At South, .lim was a member of and travel ln Europe' Ai Sfmlll Ndllcy wh d the Southerner Staff. He was the newspaper's member of Student Council, A Choir, Banker, and The Choir CTreas.j. photographer. Blair, Judith Judy November 29, l95l Judy would like to become u secretary. At South, Judy was a member of the Work Pro- gram and Pep Club. Bogan, Charlene Borodine, Jon February 19, l95l Jon wants simply to be successful in life. A member of the wrestling, football, and track teams, Jon is m0Sl talented in the field of sports. Jon would like to travel to the Baha- mas after graduating from St. Cloud State. Boudin, Gregory Greg Bragg, Elizabeth Liz October Zl, l95l Someday Liz would like to be a Biology teacher. Her dream for the future is to capture a live tiger and present it to the South Biology Department, At South, Liz participated in G.A,A., Blu-Tri, German Club, Booster Club, Junior Usher, Red Cross Representative, Pep Club, Oflioe Aid, and Red Cross Secretary. Blessing, Raymond Ray September 17, l95l When it comes to education, Ray would like to go anywhere, where he can be taught something. Ray would like to go into the field of physics. Ray is a golf nut. To be a success in life he would like to golf in the 50's. lf he could travel anywhere he would go to St. Andrews, Scotland lt has good golf courses. At South, Ray participated in Golf, Choir tPres.J, the South Singer, and was a Junior Usher. Bonrud, James Barney January 27, l95l This summer, Jim will be At the beach watching the women. Plans for the lbture include going on to college and then getting a good job. A great basketball player, Jim's most prized possession is his Basketball. Jim was a member of S Club, Young Life, the Basketball and Baseball Teams, a Senior Class Officer and a Homecoming Attendent. Bosquez, Terry Mex May 4, l95l Terry tells us that next summer, he will be ln the air, on the ground, never fear, l'll be around. Sure to see the world, Terry wants to be a pilot. Terry would especially like to travel in Europe. Boyle, Cheryl May 31, l95l Cheryl's plans after graduation include - work- ing, getting married, and having kids. Cheryl says that she is most talented on the job, selling child- rens toys, Cheryl would like to travel to all the different countries in the world, especially Paris and London, Brandt, Mark 'tParrot and Aussie October 5, l95l The future for Mark will include a lot of travel- ing, Born in New Guinea, he would like to climb Mt. Everest and travel to Australia. Mark wants to go into some field of engineering. At South, Mark was a member of Swimming, Cross Country, and S Club. Brown, .lerry Campbell, Susan Carlson, James Poncho August2l, 1951 Cameron, Steven Steve February 14, l95l During his years at South, Steve participated in Football and Tennis, Steve's favorite pastime is pool, Jim would like to become an architect someday. He would like to remodel the dty of Minneapolis. To be a success in life, he would like to have buildings drawn by him all over the world. At South .lim was president of Hi-C. Carlson, Marilyn March 2, l95l The big question in Marilyn's mind is What do I want to be most? Child psycologist, English Teacher, Social Worker, or Journalist? Her pride and joy is the Southerner, and with reason she's editor. At South Marilyn was a member of Ski Club, Tennis Team, Blu-Tri fChp. pres, and all school pres.j Tiger staff, Honor Society, Young Life, German Club, and Junior Usher. Buchanan, Albert Bucky September l7, l95l Al wants to become an engineer. If hc could trav- el anywhere, he would go to Sweden. Cameron, Lester August 24, l95l Ten years from now you will know Lester because he will be the one who has what it takes . His favorite pastimes are, listening to the radio and having fun. At South, Lester was a member of Hi-C. rx -if Capistrant. Laura J i 1 Carlson, Linda Carlson, Thomas A'Tommy Tom's goals for the future include making a career for himself and reaching his own goals. Tom wants to become a draftsman. He'd also like to travel to Europe. Tom's favorite pastime is sports. At South, Tom was a member ofthe Student Council, Junior Cabinet, Football. and Track. Carroll, Dennis Denny May 18, l95l Looking forward to a bright future, Denny's cho- sen career so far is girl watching. Cerps, Mara Cedarblade. Gayle September 5. 1951 Gayle would like to go into the lield of interior decorating. She is very talented in art, At South Gayle was a member of G,A.A., Student Council, Tigerettes, German Club, Volleyball Team, Banker, Tiger Rep., Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Young Life, and Red Cross. Christianson, Mary Cichy. Kathryn Kathy December 12. 1950 A member of the Work Program, Kathy would like to go to trade school. She'd someday like to become a sales clerk or go into cosmotology ,, Clark, Patricia Pat January 25, l95l Pat's only dream is to someday become a nurse. Next summer she plans on traveling in Europe. Corbesia, Nancy .luly 20, l95l Our Cheerleading Captain was a member ofthe Ski Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Senior Cabinet, Young Life, G,A,A., and a Homecoming Attendant. Il' she could travel anywhere, Nancy would like to go to Paris, France, Cizadlo, Gary Ktzaldo October ll, 1950 Gary wants to go into the lield of architectural design and layout. His favorite pastime is golf. swimming, and Gool'in around. At South, Gary was a member of the Football Team, Golf, Young Life. Ski Club, Tiger Staff, and a Junior Usher. Comstock, Timothy Tim Corbine, Brenda November 19, l95l Brenda would someday like to work for the gov- ernment at the post oflioe. lf she could, Brenda would like to take up psychology, travel to Ha- waii, and get to know Paul Newman. We hope someday you do! Cork, Kerry Corky May ll, 1951 Ten years from now you'll know Kerry because she will be the one who speaks English with a French accent, and makes Italian gestures with just a touch of the New York Bronx added to it. ln the future Kerry wants to live extensively all over the world. At South, Kerry was a member of the Student Council, Junior and Senior Cabinets, French Club, German Club. Southerner, Editor of the Literary Magazine, G.A.A,tPres.l, Tennis Team, Badminton Team, Swimming Team, Ski Club, and Blu-Tri. Costello. Alice 1 Dam borg, Gary Evan Corgan, Robert Boob December 20, 1950 Bob will most be remembered as the man who tried to put Gillette razor blades out of business!! Ten years from now, you'll know Bob because he'Il be the one and only Master Mattress Tester in a Mat- tress Factory . Bob was a member of Young Life, Swedish Club, and S Club. He was also Stage Manager in the Senior Class Play, and a football player. Couch, Denise Crandell, Shirley November 26, l95l Shirley wants to become a secretary after gradua- tion. At South Shirley was a member of N.Y.C. Shirley would like to travel in Europe. Davis, Nancy July 4, l95l Our beautiful Homecoming queen wants some- day to be married to a wonderful man and live in an enormous home, Nancy wants to receive a degree in college in elementary education, Nancy was a member of the Honor Society, Blu-Tri tPublicity Chairmanj, Swedish Club, Young Life, G.A.A., Student Council, Senior Cabinet tSee.J, and Spanish Club. Dischinger, Janet Jan August ll, l95l After graduation, .lan would like to go into busi- ness or secretarial work. Jan's most prized pos- session is her contact lenses. At South, Jan partic- ipated in Blu-Tri, Young Life, Pep Club, Ski Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Booster Club. and was a Tiger Rep. September 6, l95l Gary would like to go into computer program- ming. He'd like to work for an important compa- ny. Gary is well suited to this type of work as he is most talented in the field of mathematics, Gary was a member of Spanish Club. and Honor Society. Davis, Pamela Danielson, Curtis Curt May l8, l95l Curt's most prized possessions are his car, girl friend, and his money. His favorite pastime is working on cars. At South, Curt was a member of the Swimming team. Swedish Club, Young Life, and a Junior Usher. Dise, Richard Blinky and Pig Pen December ll, l95l Richard plans on continuing his education at Vocational, He'd like to become a weld- er or an electrician. Ten years from now you'Il know Richard because, He'll be the one who saved the world from an at- tack from outer space. Two things he wants would be to become a multimillion- aire and travel to Vietnam, A talented comedian, Richard had a part in the all school class play. At South, he was a member ofthe job training program. Dwyer, Steve Eilers, Gary March 25, l95l Gary wants to be President, Talented in sports his most prized possessions are his tennis shoes. In the future he'd like to trav- el to Sweden. At South, Gary was on the Hockey Team. Duda, Frank Puds October 7, l95l Think heat-think heat-think heat. A sun and fun lover-Frank doesn't like Minnesota's cold winters. Frank wants to go to a Southern college and someday travel to the South Pacific. His favorite pastime being sports-Frank wants to do some- thing pertaining to sports, history. law. or math. He'd like to play professional baseball. At South, Frank was a member of Baseball, Basketball, Football, Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Honor Society. Swedish Club, S Club, German Club, Southerner, Booster Club, and Young Life. Edstrom, Donna Jeri ' October ll, l95l Donna is going to continue her education at Vo- cational after graduation. A talented seamstress, Donna sews alot. She'd like to travel to Europe. Ellingson, Caryl December 20, l950 A member of Pep Club, Spanish Club fSec., Treas.j Choir tSec.j, South Singers, Blu-Tri, Young Life, Hi-C, Tiger Representative and Se- nior Cabinet. Caryl's most prized possesssion is the love of God and she would like to become more like Jesus. Talented in the field of music and an avid reader, Caryl would like to travel to Spain or Greece. Ellingson, Linda January 26, l95l Plans after graduation include going on to Busi- ness school for Linda. She wants to become a sec- retary and get a good paying secretarial job. Linda is most talented in the field of animal psy- chology. This summer, Linda will be in California for a short visit with relatives. lf she could, she'd also like to travel to Paris. At South Linda was a Tigerette. Enger, Lyle Engeldinger, Charles Charlie January 7, l952 Charlie plans on furthering his education at a trade school, Someday he'd like to be an electri- cian, At South, Charlie was a member of Hi-C and Cross Country. Enger. Randy ? t Erhardt, Nancy uNan December l5, I95l Nancy would someday like a career in dramatics and music. Her activities at South have prepared her for a classical career. Nancy was a member of the South High Choir. South Singers. French Club, Student Council talt.j, and a Tiger Representative. Erickson. Janice Farrell, Debbie September 24, l95l Debbie's most prized possession is her job, and the money it provides. A sharp dresser, Debbie's favorite pastime is sewing. To be a sucoess in life Debbie would want to loose weight and become a model. She would like to travel to ltaly, Franoe, and England. Erickson, Dwain Corky January 6, l95l Ten years from now you'll know Dwain because he has the most money. To be a success in life he'd like to have at least 5 million dollars, he'd like to get to know J. P. Getty or Howard Hughes, and he feels that going to South High for three years has given him this drive to be rich someday. Dwain wants to become a stockbroker, At South Dwain was a member of the Football Team, Ski Club, Young Life, Tiger Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club. and S Club. Evenson, Steven Short Stuff' June 6, l95l Steve would like to visit the land down under - Australia. Anyway, He's on the right track-next summer Steve will be in California. Fedoryshyn, Terrenoe Terry August 27, l95l A talented photographer, Terry's pastime is tak- ing pictures. Ten years from now you'll know Terry because he will still be an advocator of peace. At South Terry was active in swimming, Senior Class Cabinet. Swedish Club, and Hi-C fVice-Presj. Ferris, Sandy Fairy .lanuary 24, l95l Look to the skies and you'll find Sandy-a future airline stewardess. Sandy, active at South, was a member of Booster Club, Pep Club, Young Life, a Cheerleader, the Golf Team, G,A.A., French Club fSec.j, Blu-Tri, Ski Club, Student Council, Jr. and Sr. Class Rep., Jr, Usher, and Tiger Rep. Fitzgerald, Tom Fitty October 16. l950 In the future Tom wants to have a beautiful home for his wife and family, Tom's chosen career is in Jet Mechanics, He wants to continue his educa- tion at an Air Force .let Mechanic School. Fink, William Bill April l4, l950 Bill wants to become an aircraft mechanic. This summer he will he going into the service. He is talented in sports, and someday he says he'd like to travel in Europe. At South, Bill was a member of the Football Team. and the Student Council. Flatgard, Jerome Jerry June l, l95l Jerry has some big plans. He wants to make his first million before he is twenty-one years old. He wants to win a gold medal in swim- ming in the Olympics and he'd like to travel to Tahiti. Jerry wants to become a tool and die maker. At South Jerry was a member of the Swimming Team. Club, and Young Life. Galligan. Michael Gilligan February 2, 1951 Flattem, Christine Chris March 14,1951 Chris would like to continue her education at the Minnesota School of Business. She'd like to go into the lield of computer programming. ln the future, Chris would like to travel to Italy. Forsberg, Steven Animal December 29. 1951 Steve feels that South High has given him the sense of sportsmanship and cooperation with oth- er peoplef' In the future. Steve wants to go into mathematical engineering and wants a big house, big car. money, a good wife and family. and a secure job. A great football player. and a talented writer. Steve is sure to get places in this world. At South, Steve was a member of Pep Club. Young Life, Football. QCo. Capt.j. Wres- tling, Track, and S Club. Folkens. Lynn Alfie December 7, 1951 Planning on going into accounting. Lynn says that in ten years, he will Still be a kid at heart and still do all the fun, stupid things 1 do now. His most prized possession is his car, He is very talented in the field of painting, and he enjoys going to parties. At South, Lynn was on the Prom committee. Frahm. Nancy To consider himself a success in life, Mike wants to achieve all of his goals. He'd like to travel to Paris, meet the President of the United States, and become an architect. Mike was a member ofthe Track Team. Goneau, Marilyn Mare November 29, 1951 Marilyn was a key singer in the South High A Choir, and in many of South's variety shows. She's one half of South's best looking twins, Greene, Roberta August 22, 1951 Roberta would like to become a librarian or a computer programmer. If she could travel she'd go to Russia and Hawaii. Roberta was a member of French Club, Blu-Tri, Honor Society, and Tigerettes. 4 ,fr .ff Gilsrud, Bill Speedy December 6, 1951 Goneau, Marlys Mar November 29, 1951 After graduation Marlys would like to work as a secretary of some kind. She says that ten years from now she will still be working at the H. Lar- son studio where she works now. A talented sing- er and actress, Marlys put her talents to use by singing in the South Singers, and in the A Choir. At South she was also in Student Council faltj, a banker and a Red Cross Rep. Her dreams for the future include traveling to Switzerland, and meeting the President ofthe U.S.A. Grembowski, Carol October 25, 1951 Next summer, ifyou want Carol she'l1 be, ln my jeep traveling through nature, concentrating mainly along the West Coast lwhere the boys are! 11 A fourth year German student, Carol's future plans include being the U.S. ambassador to Ger- many. Carol was a member of the Ski Club, Ten- nis Team, and Badminton Team, Blu-Tri, Ger- man Club, Tiger Staff. Southerner Staff, Young Life, and Honor Society. Grice, Timothy Tim September 13, 1951 Tim was active in Band, Football. Baseball, Bas- ketball, German club, Student Council QV. Presb. Young Life. Sno Daze attendant in his sopho- more and junior years, and Homecoming King. Tim would someday like to coach the U. of M. baseball team for the NCAA championship. This summer Tim will be in the Hudson Bay area on a canoe trip. Guimont. Pamela Pam September 27, 1951 Someday Pam is going to be a secretary for a rich executive. After graduation, Pam is going to sec- retarial school at Vocational. Pam's most prized possessions are her boyfriend, Steve, and her cheerleading uniform. At South, Pam was a Cheerleader, and a member of Pep Club, Young Life. German Cluh, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Jr. and Sr. Cabinets, Ski Club, and an Office Aide. Groven. Michael Mike Mike was on South's Swimming team, Gustafson, Keith October 21,1951 Planning a career in industrial design Keith wants to be his own boss someday. Quite a character, Keith is most talented in the field of cutting people down. Keith participated in Baseball, Golf, Intramurals, Booster Club, German Club, and Pep Club. Halverson, James Jim June 20, 1951 A great hockey player, Jim's most prized posses- sions are his ice skates. His motto in life is Think Positive! At South, Jim participated in Hockey, Football, German Club, Honor Society 1Pres.j, Student Council, Band, and Tiger Representative. Hembroff. Stephen Steve September 14. 1951 Steve is talented in working with tools, He wants to be an auto mechanic, ln the future he'd like to travel to Hawaii. Hild, Cheryl .lune 26, 1951 To be a success in life Cheryl wants to ubring happiness to, and be respected by, people I come in contact with, Her favorite pastime is day- dreaming about the future. A sincere and cheerful person, Cheryl prizes most her personal relation- ship with Christ, Cheryl wants to become a teach- er. She was active in Band. Choir, Blu-Tri, Pep club, Student Council, German Club. G.A.A., and Tiger Staff. Hansen, Marsha Foolie July 19, 1951 During her years at South, Marsha was a Banker, and was on the Work Program. So far, her only plans for the future include getting married, rais- ing a good family. and heing a good wife. Higgins, Christine Chris HiPPe. Darrell Hipp July 27. 1951 Darrell is a talented piano, organ, and accordian player. His most prized possession is his grand piano. He'd like to work for Archer Daniel's Midland, in an office working with the different types of grain jobs, This summer he'll be in Eu- rope traveling and seeing his relatives. At South, Darrell was active in Swedish Club, Ski Team and Club, Choir, and the South Singers. 97 Hoel, James Jim February 28, l95l The students working under .lim on the Tiger staff found him to be a great leader, very modest and lots of fun. Thinking about the future, Jim wants a career in math and chemistry. To be a success in life Jim wants to be happily married. have a good job, and an understanding of other people , He is a great tennis player. Jim would like to travel to Germany and Scan- dinavia, He was a member of Honor So- ciety. German club, Tiger Staff Editor, Tennis. Wrestling, Football, Student Council, Southerner Staff, and Tiger Representative. Iverson, Linda Lynn May 27, l95l Linda wants to become a child psycholo- gist and travel in Europe. At South, Linda was a member of the Honor Society, Pep Club, Young Life, French Club, Junior Usher. and Blu-Tri Publicity Chairman. Jackson, Richard Big Dick April 22, l95l Richard wants to be known in ten years as the guy who cleaned up Vietnam. To be a success. Dick would like to write a book. His favorite pastime is roller skating. Richard would like to travel to London: this summer he'll be in California. At South. Richard was a diver for the Swim- ming Team, and a member of S Club, and Track. .f '!- 41 ,I I IU -Alli- Hovey, James Harley May 14, 1951 An all-around sports nut, Jim is most talented in track. His favorite pastime is golf: also he's an active member of the Football, Basketball, and Track Teams. Jim is also a member of German Club, Honor Society, Student Council, S Club, and Booster Club. Jim's most prized possession is his good looks. Ives, Richard Jacques. Leon Jocko OCl0ber l0, l95l Leon was a member ofthe Hockey team. He says his most prized possession is his sweat shirt, and if he could travel anywhere in the world, he'd go to Hawaii. Jenniges, Roger Johnson. Holly December I5, l950 Holly's most prized possession is her Japanese Jewelery box. lf she could travel. she'd go to the West Coast and to lzngland. Her favorite pastime is collecting records. Johnson, Alden Hop-a-Long November I3, 1950 Ten years from now you'll know Alden because he'll be the one who is still running. Alden made fame at South as a Cross Country and Track runner. His favorite pastime is running, His most prized possession is his dog. Alden was also a member of the Projection Crew. Johnson, Joanne Jo April I. l95l Joanne would like to become a senior high history teacher and teach at South someday. Next sum- mer Joanne is going to be a canoe guide at Y.M.C.A.camp. Johnson, Kevin Kev June 5, l95l Kevin doesn't know yet what he wants to Major in at college, but he is sure of one thing. ten years from now Kevin will have made his lirst million dollars. He's on the right track, his most prized possession is his Northwestern Bank pen. At South Kevin was active in Football. Basketball. Track, Letterman's Club, Honor Society. Ger- man Club, and BoosterCluh. Johnston, Judy 'ARunt October 14, 1950 Judy wants to be an elementary school teacher. This summer she will be in Europe. Judy's most prized possession is a light bulb that says ul love you . Judy says to be a suocess in life, she would like to help all the people in poor positions. If she could, she'd travel to Africa. At South, Judy was a member ot' French Club and Student Council. Jourdain, Audrey February 12. l95l Audrey would like to be a counselor at the camp, she's been going to for 8 years. Audrey likes to dance and bowl. Audrey wants to become a hotel receptionist, Keppel, Joyce September Il, l95l Joyce would like to become a nurse. She'd like to get her training at Swedish hospital. Joyce was a member of Hi-C, Junior Usher, G,A.A,, De- bate, Pep Club, a Library Aid, and was on the work program. Klosinski, Irene Renie August 8, 1950 To be a success, our Tiger wants to have all the happiness in the whole world, She'd like to travel back to her birthplace-Australia, Her most prized possessions are her kitten tKeriej, and her Bible. At South Irene was the Tiger, and a member of Ski Club, German Club, French Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Young Life, and Booster Club. Johnson, Rohert Bob April l-1. l95l Bob has his whole life plotted out. Someday he'd like to own his own business and have 517,000 a year income. He'd like to become a draftsman. At South Bob participated in wrestling. Jorgenson, Paul Kantrud. Jerome Kissel Janet Jan August 8 l95l Knick Susan Susie December 17 l95l After graduation Susan wants to further her education and go on to beauty school She wants to become a bcautician Sue has a dif ferent pastime Just jumping around Sounds like fun' Landon. Darold Pork August 29. 1951 A member ofthe Football Team and Young Life, Pork's most prized possession is his car. Darold would like to travel to Hawaii some- -5'9 day, but he'll spend this summer at the 1 3 beach. Larson, Donald Don Larsen, Rita Kokkila. Edward MEd Ksilander. Ruth Ruthie September 27. 1951 Ruth openly admits that her favorite pastime is boy-watching. Someday Ruth would like to be a social worker. At South, Ruth was a member of German Club, Blu-Tri. Pep Club. Young Life. a Tiger Representative, and Student Council tAlt.l. Kopacz, Stephen May 8. 1951 Stephen would like to go to Dunwoody und some- day become a draftsman, In the future, ifyou are ever short of cash-go to Stephen because in his words, Ten years from now you'll know me be- cause I'll he the one who has the money. Ste- phen's favorite pastime is target shooting. LaChapelle, Gail March 25,1951 Plans after graduation include a continued educa- tion at Vocational High School. She'd like to train as a secretary. She states that she is a good typist. If she could go anywhere in the world. she would travel to Hawaii. Her favorite pastime is going to parties. At South Gail was a member of the Student Council, 'flh- Lange, Stephanie Steph September 18. 1951 Stephanie would like to become an EEG Techni- cian, To be a success in life, she'd like to be con- sidered a success by some one else. Stephanie's most prized possession is a large statue she owns. Her favorite pastime is skiing-water and snow. and she'd like to travel to Germany someday. Larson, Gail December 13, 1950 Gail likes to travel-if she could, she'd travel to the Virgin Islands. A talented singer, Gail also enjoys reading. To be a success in life, Gail wants to meet many people. After graduation, she wants to work in an office. Lease, Ellen El May 24, 1952 Besides continuing her education in college, Ellen wants to further her education in the school of life. Ellen wants to 'Ado something successful like live 'til l'm 90 and make somebody happy, lfshe could travel anywhere. Ellen would want to go to the center of her mind. At South, she was a mem- ber of Choir, South Singers, Guthrie Teenboard, Spanish Club, Young Life, and Hi-C. Lumbly, Carl Lewis, Richard Lodden, James Pew June 3, 1951 His favorite pastime is girls. Jim wants to be hap- py and content with his standards of living. Some- day, he says, he will be rich and famous. At South, Jim was member of the Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Letterman's Club, Football, Hockey, Track, and Swedish Club. Lowman, Vonnie May 15, 1951 lf she could go anywhere, Vonnie would like to travel to Alaska and Hawaii. Her favorite pas- time and sport is skiing. Vonnie was in the Honor Society fSec.j Blu-Tri, Senior Cabinet fTreas.J Young Life, Booster Club, G.A.A,, and Spanish Club. Lundeen, Daniel Danny October 5, 1951 Ten years from now, you will know Dan because he'll be the one that will be King. His most prized possession is his car When it works . In the fu- ture all Dan wants is to Make a deoent living and have some nice things . He would like to travel to Australia. At South, Dan was a member of Football, Wrestling, and Tennis. Lyman, Chris April 28, 1951 To be a success in life. Chris wants to do every- thing that interests him, at least once, His favorite pastime is sports. Talented in the field of math and science, Chris wants to go into the field of engineering. Chris was a member of Cross Coun- try, Swimming, Track, S Club, and the South- erner Staff. 101 Lindstrom Harriet Harry who Augustl 1951 XSL? August 14, 1951 A proud winner of the Sth grade Minneapolis Spelling Bee ribbon Carl wants to be remem- bered someday as the man who discovered a sub- stitute for sleep. Carl is planning on majoring in Biology. At South, Carl was a member of the Student Council-lPres.1, Honor Society, Basket- ball. Track. Cross Country, Jr. and Sr. Class Cabinet, and S Club. Lundquist, Mary Lou Madzey, Louise December 29, 1950 Louise was a member of the work program at South. She plans on furthering her education at Vocational and take up office work. Louise's fa- vorite pastime is daneing. If she could, she'd like to become a famous dancer and travel to Russia. Harriet would like to become an accountant At South Harriet was a member of Blu Trl Honor Society and French Club Locn Barbara Barb Marben Karen July8 l95l Ma Shek Kevin August 15, I95l Maxwell John ,Maw McLeod, Philip Phil September 28, l95l A future teacher, Phil will be the one who is teaching your children ten years from now. He'd like to teach high school history. A talented golf- er, Phil's favorite pastime is golfing, One person he'd like to get to know would be Rodney Dan- gerlield. Phil participated on the Golf Team fCapt.J, Spanish Club, Band, Ski Club, Student Council, and the Honor Society. Miller, Daisy September 23, l95l Her most prized possessions are her stern, pearl ring, and her pay check. To be a sucoess in life, Daisy wants to have the things she never had be- fore. Daisy wants to travel to Europe someday, It looks as if her wish will come true-Daisy wants to become an airline stewardess. Marr, Cathy August l2, l95l Cathy is very interested in sports. She wants to become a physical education teacher and teach gymnastics. lf she could travel anywhere, Cathy would want to go to the Olympics. Her most prized possession is her ice skates. Matthew. Yvonne March 6, l95l Yvonne is interested in the science of beauty. Someday she would like to go into the field of cosmotology, At South, Yvonne was a member of Blu-Tri, Young Life, G.A.A., Golf Chairman. Ski Club, Junior Achievement, Junior Usher, French Club, and Pep Club. McDermott, Michael Mac September 5, l95l Mike wants to be an Air Force Cadet. He plans on going into Air Force Officers Training after graduation. To be a real success he'd want to be an air force pilot, Ten years from now you'lI know Mike because he'll be the one who sign's your checks. Talented in the field of cracking sad jokes, Mike enjoys girl-watching, and while at South participated in Baseball. Milan, Jim March 28, I95I After graduation Jim's plans include Business college. At South, Jim was active on the Track Team. Molgren, Don Moe February 9, l95l A future carpenter, Don wants to build his own home, ln ten years he wants to be a millionaire. Playing hockey is his favorite pastime and his most prized possession is his ice skates, This summer, Don plans on going into the Navy. At South, Don was lead actor in the Senior Class Play, a member of the Hockey Team, and a Stu- dent Council Alternate. 102 Nicolai Ronald Ron Niemeyer Gloria Moline, William Bill Moren, Jacqueline Rae Jackie August 20, l95l During her three years at South, Jackie was an active member of the Student Council fRecording Secretaryl, Junior Class fSee.J. Young Life, French Club, Blu Tri fSec.j Swedish Club, South- erner, Honor Society, Class Play. Senior Class Cabinet. and G.A.A. If she could travel any- where, Jackie would goto Europe. Nelson, Timothy Tim May ie, l95l This kid never gets sick of that white stuff- SNOW! A really devoted skier. Tim's plans in- clude a ski trip to Chile next summer, ln the fu- ture. Tim would like to become an Orthodontist, At South, Tim was active in Football. Skiing iCo-Capj, Tennis, Senior Cabinet, Junior Cabi- net, Tiger Staff, Student Council, Ski Club fPres.j, Swedish Club QPres.j, S Club, Booster Moore. Jacqueline Jack August ll. 1951 A talker and a thinker, Jackie is known for her talent in the fields of art, talking. and for her clothes. Jackie plans on becoming an interior decorator, and would like to get to know Sajid Khan. At South, Jackie was active in Red Cross, Banker, Senior Representative, Tiger Represent- ative, French Club fVice-Pres.j. Spanish Club, Ski Club. Pep Club. Hi-C. Blu Tri. Young Life. and the Majority 5 lSec,l. Nelson, Roger Rug October 21, l95l Ten years from now you'll know Roger because he'Il be the one who has a lot of money. he's got a good start as his most prized possession is his sav- ings account, To be a success in life, Roger would like to travel to Sweden and he is talented in the lield of music. This summer, Roger will be in Cal- ifornia. At South, Roger was a member of the Spanish Club. Ness, Penny July 9, l95l To be a success in life. Penny wants to raise a family in a happy home. Plans for the future in- clude a continued education at a trade school- possibly Vocational. She'd like to he trained in some lield of ofhce work, Her favorite pastime is playing with her fluffy white kitten, This coming summer. Penny may bein England. Club, and Young Life. Nielsen, Donald Don August 8, l95l A true ski bum. This kid thinks snow 9051 of the time. His most prized possession is his Langes. This summer. Don will be traveling to Chile to take in the ski season South ofthe Border. If hc could, he'd like to produce and direct the Tonight Show. At South, Don was an active member of the student Coun- cil, Football, Baseball, Skiing-lCo-Capj. Lettermens Club, and the Ski Club, Nuhring. Becky Beck February 13, l95l One of South High's beauties, Becky's favor- ite pastime is dating, listening to records, and dancing. To be a success in life, she wants simply to have a successful marriage. ln the future Becky would like to travel in Europe. Becky is planning a career in psychology-so- ciology, At South, Becky was a member of the Ski Club, Blu-Tri. German Club. Young Life, and a Homecoming Queen Candidate. Olund, Timothy T. J. Nutter, Kim Butt February 13. 1951 ln the future, Kim wants to have a good job, a home, and a happy home life with my family. His Ouija Board told him that he would get mar- ried in 1982. Kim's most prized possession is his young life football award. Kim was a member of Football, Baseball, Swedish Club, German Club, Pep Club, S Club, Young Life and Sr. Cabinet. Olson, Nancy Nano September 20, 1951 Ten years from now you'll know Nancy because she'll be the one the senior boys milled 'AHustler when doing the roll call cheer. To be a success in life, Nancy would want to do well in college, be a good elementary school teacher and have a suc- cessful and happy marriage . At South Nancy was a cheerleader, a member of the Honor Socie- ty, Vice-Pres, of Blu-Tri, G,A.A., Ski Club, German Club, Swedish Club, Young Life, Boost- er Club, Sno-Daze Attendant, Senior Class Cabi- net, Tiger Staff, Choir. Pep Club. Jr, Usher, and Girl's State. Olson, Barbara t'Barb January 16, 1951 Someday Barbara would like to become a kinder- garten teacher and teach in Minneapolis. At South, Barb was a member of Pep Club, Spanish Club, Young Life, G.A,A., Banker, Senior Cahi- net, Junior Usher, Booster Club, Blu-Tri, and Ski Club, O'Donnel1, Thomas Tom March 28, 1951 Ten years from now. you'1l know Tim because he'll be the one who has the small- est house andthe biggest car. Tim plans on furthering his education at a technical school. He wants to go into the field of electronics, Tim was a school banker, Stu- dent Couneil Rep. Cross Country lCapt.j, Track and S 'Club. Pacheco. Rachel ' :. 1 1, '- igaitifgeyf, , - , - 'ii Pearson. Linda Nikki January 28, 1951 Linda is a member of the South High A Capella Choir. Someday she'd like to be- come an airline stewardess. Ostlund, Kayleen Kay May 29, 1951 Kay wants to earn enough money to travel to Hawaii and to get married and raise a happy fam- ily. This future secretary enjoys driving to places where she has never been. Her most priLed pos- session is her engagement ring. Kay is a talented gymnast. At South Kay was a member of G.A,A,, Blu-Tri, Work Program, Student Coun- cil, and the Senior Cabinet. Pautz, David Dave October 30, 1951 A born businessman, Dave wants a career in the business world. To be a success in life, Dave wants to be happily married, be a good father, and learn to get along better with people. Dave feels that the important thing South has given him is an insight into the problems of human relations. Pendergrass, Laura January 17, 1951 To be a succes in life Laura wants to be a good wife and do the things she likes doing best. Her favorite pastimes are working, reading, and just plain having fun. Laura would like to travel to England and Hawaii. Peterson, Donna Madonna October l, l95l Her favorite pastime being hair styling, it's only natural that someday Donna wants to become a beautician. Her wish for the future is to be hap- pily married and be a beautician in my own home. At South, Donna was a member of the Choir, Peterson, Peggy Peg September 23, l95I Peggy had made a regular hobby out of collecting tigers. Right now she owns five of them. Peggy would someday like to go to Scandaniavia and ski, but for now she's satisfied with getting an education and getting married someday, Peggy was active in Blu-Tri, GAA., Young Life, Swed- ish Club LSec.J. Ski Club, Southerner-lCo-Copy Editorj, Tiger Staff, and Student Council-falt.l. Phillips, Cheri Plowman, Janice Jan August 5, l950 Jan's plans for the future include business school. Pomplum, Holly Jan would like to become a secretary. At South, Jan was a member of Pep Club, Booster Club. and she was on the Senior Banquet Committee. Prenevost, Paul Peterson, Leonard Dan April 5, l95l Dan would like to go into business adminis- tration, His favorite pastime is being with his girlfriend and working on his car. His plans for the future include getting a good job, marrying, and having a nice home. Dan par- ticipated in Tennis, Basketball, and Swedish Club. Phelps, Ann October 3, l95l Ann's favorite pastime is boys. If she could go anywhere in the world, she'd go to Cali- fornia, where the boys are naturally. At South, Ann participated in G.A.A. and Red Cross. Pieh, Kenneth Ken May 5, 1951 Ken's favorite pastime is hunting. His most prized possession is his dog, lf he could go any- where, he'd travel to God's Lake in Canada. Ken wants to become a stockbroker and own a large brokerage lirm. At South, Ken was a member of the Honor Society, Junior and Senior Cabinet, Basketball, Track, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Band, S Club, and Young Life. Pyche, John Psyche July l, l95l A future teacher, you'll know John ten years from now because he'll have all the money. He is tal- ented in the field of music and is a baseball fan. His most prized possession is his baseball glove, At South, John was a member of Student Coun- eil, Football-1Managerb, Basketball-lManagerJ, Baseball, Junior Usher, Junior Cabinet, German Club, Choir, and the South Singers, Raginski, Joanne September 8, 1951 Joanne's plans for the future include choos- ing a good Career and making a lot of money, She'd like to travel lo Hawaii someday. Joanne, talented in art, would like to go into an art lield. After graduation she plans on going to Vocational, Renstrom, Bonnie November 16, 1951 A future math or history teacher and very talented in drama, Bonnie will be the one who Lives in u huge house and owns a summer home by a lake. She also wants to travel to Europe. A sure suocess in life. Bon- nie will get a lot out of it. Bonnie was a member of Blu-Tri. French Cluh. German Club, Debate Club. Speech Team, Junior Class Cabinet, and a Tiger Representative, Reynolds, Maureen Rene December 27. 1950 Maureen would like to go to beauty school. A talented baker and hair styler Maureen has two careers to choose from. Maureen would like to get a good education and travel in Europe, This summer, Maureen is getting married. Ramirez, Leonard Guy Restrepo. John September 21. 1951 John is interested in aviation, His plans include flight school in the future. lf he could travel any- where in the world, John would go to a place where nobody else was and live alone for a few days. Maybe he'll fly solo there. At South. John participated in Wrestling, Cross Country, S Club, Spanish Club, and Young Life. Rierson, Wayne Rier April 15, 1951 Wayne's choosen career is drafting, He plans on going into a trade school. Some day he'd like to design a great building. Wayne's favorite pastime is hunting. Robert, Donna March 16, 1951 Robinson, David Robbie Donna would like to work for IBM. After gradu- 3111111 Donna 15 gomg 10 go 10 IBM 1m1n1ng Dave wants to become a police oflicer, lf you see school. Donna would like to travel to Hawaii, Dave len Yeafs from now-be 300111 Rodeckv w1111am --3111 If Bruce could travel anywhere in the world, he'd go to Altoona. Wherever that is! His favorite pas- time is listening to records, and his most prized Sehauff. Richard Schlaesser, Vickie Quig November 26, 1950 Vickie is an active girl: she likes sports. Some day she'd like to travel to London. Rogers Daryl February I3, l95I One of South's great football heroes. Daryl wrote the following, South High has given me an un- derstanding of other people. Everyone has been put on earth for a purpose. and each person has his better side if you take the time to look for it. The best years of my life have been at South, mainly because of the great kids I've met here. At South, Daryl was a member of the Football Team-fCapt.j. Ski Team, S club. Yoiing Life, Sno-Daze Attendant, and FCA, Ryan, Andrew Andy October 20. 1951 Andy is most talented in the field of making little children laugh and in playing his drums. Andy's most prized possessions are My drums and our band. Andy's favorite pastime is Reading a good book or going to a show. lf he could go anywhere, Andy would like to go to New York. Sarff, Jerry Copperhead November 23, l95l .lerry is planning on joining the armed services upon graduationrthe navy. After serving his hitch, Jerry plans on going into the lield of commercial art, .lerry feels that South High has given him the chanoe to become what he wanted to be. His most prized possession is his first atheletic award given to him by Mr, Kenneth Olson. At South, Jerry was a member of Swimming, Cross-Country, Track, S Club, Young Life, and the Southern- er Staff Artist, Ruhl. Candace Candi Sandve, Linda November 3, 1950 At South. Linda was a member of the Pep Club, and the Booster Club. Schaedler. Mary March 6, l95l Mary plans on furthering her education as a post- grad at Vocational. Someday Mary would like to travel to Sweden: but for now. her favorite past time is dancing. making friends, and having fun. ii gsm... -uk... 107 Schibilla, Kay August 20. l95l Ten years from now. you'll know Kay be- cause in her words. she'll be the one who t'Lived dangerously! To be a suocess in lite. Kay wants only lt! be happy. After graduaf tion, Kay will work. She is a salesgirl. Kay would like to travel to Europe and to meet Elvis Presley. At South, Kay was on the Work Program. Schmidt, Cecelia t'Ceal l Schoppe. William Bill Scott, William Bill June l5, l95l Bill wants to become a Lithugrapher. He plans on continuing his education at Vocational, Bill was a member ofthe Football and Wrestling Teams. Schultz, Kathleen Kathy See, Cathy September 14, l95l Cathy would like to go into the lield of psycholo- gy. Ten years from now, you'lI know Cathy bc- cause she'll look and sound just like a head shrinker, At South Cathy was an energy pepper- upper. A member of the Ski Club, Blu-Tri, Pep Club. Young Life, G,A,A., a Cheerleader, Jr. and Sr. Cabinet Representative. and Banker. ' -.. Shaw, Bishop Bubec March 25, l95l Bishops interests lie in the tield of music, He someday hopes to become an enter- tainer. Singing is his favorite pastime. Someday he hopes to have the newest group sensation in the country. Best wish- es to you Bishop-we know you won't let us down! Skwira, Allan Al February 28, l95l Allan is very talented in the lield of wood- working. In fact, his favorite pastime is woodworking. To consider himself a suc- cess in life, Al would like to be a good car- penter. You guessed it, Al's chosen career is carpentry. Stenen, John April 20, l95l John wants to go into the field of Iaw-and- order, John wants to become a policeman. He is planning on going into the service this summer -- the Marine Corps. He'd like to earn the Medal of Honor in Viet- Nam. To be a succem in life John would want to be the President of the United States. John's favorite pastime is fishing. Shelby, Richard Rick February 8. l95l Rick would like to become a great draftsman someday and design famous buildings. Rick likes to go hunting and would like to go to Africa. At South, Rick participated onthe Wrestling Team. Stegura, Patricia Trish March 17,1951 Patricia's favorite pastime is going to the movies. She hopes to someday travel to Mexico. 0'le! Stenstron. Alan Al Sternquist, Barbara Barb April 13. 1951 Barb wants to become a nurse. After graduation she is going to go on to nursing school. Al South Barb was a Library Aid, Strenke, Esther Swift, Pamela Swifty July ll, 1951 Pam would like to become a cosmotologist. Ten years from now Pam will be lixing hair and have a nioe family of 9 or 10. At South Pam was a mem- ber ofG.A.A., Bowling. Choir, and a gym aid. Theisen, Michael Mike January 19, 1951 A friendly and fun guy, Mike just wants to be a happily married man with a good enough job. Mike is talented in the lield of math and enjoys any sport. At South Mike was a member of Swedish Club. Thompson, Louia August 7, 1951 Louia wants to become a medical secretary, She says she is most talented in the field of mechanics. To be a success in life Louia wants to go through with all my plans of college and reaching my goals. She'd like to travel to Hawaii, and she enjoys going to parties and dances, At South, Louia was a member of Young Life, Red Cross tViee-Prest, Banker, Office-aid and Blu-Tri. 109 .ti Tellgren, Rikka January 24, 1951 After graduation from college, Rikka plans on getting married. lf she could, Rikka would like to travel to Sweden. She'd like to meet Sammy Dav- is Jr. Rikka's most prized possession is her dog, and she says she is most talented in the field of gossip . Next summer, Rikka will be in Califor- nia. At South, Rikka was a member of Blu-Tri, Choir, and Student Council. Thoennes, Kathleen Kathy July 17, 1951 A future nurse who is sure to see the world, Kathy wants to become a navy nurse. Ten years from now you'll know her because she'll be the one who has traveled all over the world, She'd especially like to travel to Rome. Kathy's favorite pastime is dancing and her most prized possessions are her bulletin board, record player, and her cheerlead- ing uniform. At South, Kathy was a Cheerleader and a member of Pep Club, Blu-Tri, German Club, Tiger Staff Tiger Rep., Red Cross, Young Life, G.A.A, and Booster Club. Townsend, Carol December 9, 1951 Carol is most talented in the lield of dancing, it's her favorite pastime. Carol wants to travel to Arkansas. Stewart Pamela Pam Sullivan John L Big John or B J March 9 1951 John is planning on going right into the mill tary servioe Someday he hopes to go into some lield of art He d like to travel to lre land a tnte Irishman Vanick, Viola Boots October 22, 1951 Viola's goal in life is to better my ability to become a better me. Viola wants to travel all over the world. Plans for the fu- ture include becoming a secretary. Vasquez, Howard February 18, 1951 Howard wants to become an artist, His favorite pastime and the field he is most talented in is drawing. To be a success in life, Howard wants to be neat and happy. Howard was a member of the Wrestling Team. Voight, Karen Punky April28. 1951 A dancer, Karen likes music, sports. and watching T.V. To be a success in life, Kar- en would like to Save money. buy a car. travel and last but not least. marry and raise a family. She'd also like to travel to Hawaii. At South, Karen was a member ofG.A.A,, PepC1ub, and Band. Vasileff, Melanie Lani February 9, 1951 Ten years from now you'l1 know Lani because she'll be the one who lives in a castle on Mt. Curve Avenue. Her favorite pastimes are listen- ing to records and playing tennis. Her most prized possession is her bulletin board. Lani is planning on going into elementary education. At South Lani was a member of Blu-Tri, German Club, Spanish Club, Senior Cabinet fAlt,l, Pep Club lPres.J. Booster Club, Young Life, and Tiger Staff. Videen, Leroy t'Lee August 21, 1951 This summer, Lee wants to spend a lot of time water skiing on Cross Lake in Pine City, Minne- sota, Lee participated in Ski Club, the Southern- er, and Football, Lee's most prized possession is his pride. Talented in the field of math and sci- ence, Lee is sure to be a sucoess. Vaelhof, Allen Al February 28, 1951 Al would like to become an English teacher or writer, He says he'll be the one who Wrote a lot of stories and philosophies that never sold. His most prized possession: his gun. His favorite pas- time is hunting. He enjoys writing and reading. about people. This summer he'll be dodging the Wagner, Lynn Wags August 7, 1951 Lynn would like to be remembered as the one who made South High famous. At South, Lynn was a member of German Club fPres.l, Honor Society QV, Pres,l, S Club, Booster Club, Stu- dent Council fRep.J. Homecoming Committee. Young Life, Intramurals. Football, Hockey. and Golf. There's no woman in Lynn's life yet. but he'd like to announce his big day April 17. 1974 at 2:00 P.M. Reception follows. R,S.V.P. Welander, Diane November 20, 1951 Diane is a member ofG.A.A. she is Board Chair- man of Bowling, Pep Club. German Club, Bad- minton, Basketball, and Junior Achievement, Some day Diane would like to become a steward- css or perhaps a secretary. Walrath. Nancy Wendlandt, Alyce July 16, 1951 Planning on going into physical education, Alyce is good in sports, and her favorite pastime is dancing. To be a success in life, Alyce would want to have all of her bills paid on time. Alyce would like to travel to Hawaii, At South, Alyce was a member ofG.A.A. 110 draft. Wensole, David Dave August 21, l95l Wicken, Bruce Kiethy March 2, 1951 Dave's choosen career is carpentry. If you ever l'uture carpenter, Brucc'sn1osl prized possession need any carpentry work done-be true to your is h1s car. and his favorite pastime is working on school and come to David. Wickstrom, Vickie July 9, l95l Vickie wants to continue her education at a busi- ness school-Control Data. To be a success in life she also wants to marry a millionaire, She says that ten years from now, y0u'll know her because shc'll be the one who has all the money, If she could she would like to travel to Rome. At South. Vickie was on the Work Program. Wilson, Marlys Yee, Evonne July 16, l95l Evonne wants to become a dietitian, lf she can she would like to travel to Hong Kong. She en- joys-listening to music, and horseback riding. Evonne was a member of the Badminton Club, French club, a Banker, Gymnastics Club, Ski Club. Blu-Tri, Pep Club, and Young Life. 11. Bruce would someday like to go to Africa. Wiese, Allen Al August 8, l95l Allen would like to become a draftsman, be mar- ried, have a family, car, house, and lots ofmoney. Wilebgki, G1-gggfy Greg Williamson, Rebecca Beeky sw.. if Winston, Dewey Yob, Gail me ! 1.- I .1 Zoebisch.Cllr-:l 7oclw1 April l-1, l95l A very lulcnlcd urlisl, Carrol would like to help others hrmg out their artistic lulcnls. Carrol wunlm io become an Art tuuchcr Shu would like lo have L1 elim lhut would bc challenging to the alu- denl. AlSoulh.C'.1rul pzirlicipulcd in Young Life, Blu-Tru, Pop Club. Ski Club, Gurniun Ciluh-lrcunursr. The Soulhcrncr stall. Red Crow. and Tiger Staxl'l'-to-lfdllor, Zum brunncn, Slxinlcy 'Stun va W. Q 55- '-is 3 f Just because I have while shoes, doesn't mean you have to turn your back on me! 112 mf CLASS CLOWN - Marlys Wilson -A Andy Ryan BEST ALL 'ROUND Mdrrlyn Carlson LL1rlLumblw A T 1l f ll! , ff 5,-3 .-:WV l Q . M5 , rv' . 2 54 1, julia, CUTEST SMILE- Cathy See Jrm Bonrud ' bv Hg,1rcv',f, ,, , . r, S V. - 1 'fuV.usmiv!2lf?:niEvi?'.!Kl ima .L 4+-lfisfaifmr ' ' ' ' ' W ,i ma. L. .Sflfge . ,, ,A '11 rf., 2 . W lun lk M 1 1 5 1 Q - Hgiii BIGGEST FLIRT Nancy Olson 'IH rf QB E1' -if Jlm Lodden LL! i i BEST PERSONALITY Vonnie Lowmun Tim BEST DRESSED Debbie Farrell - Jerry Flatgard I rw Grice ISI I TYPICAL TIGER Irene Klosinski Steve Forsberg ,I , E I TITEL I nl 'I S S Gln I In nf' ,f BEST DANC ERS Becky Nuhring - Steve Rhodes, -,NV MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bonnie Renslrom Sheldon Anderson. MOST ATHLETIC AND FEMININE Nancy Davis Guy Ramirez. - CLASS CHATTERBOX Rikku Tellgren H- Lynn Wagner. l' i 1 B11 1 I lil i xuillu A11 ALMA MATER When Alma Mater calls her sons to old South High, They rally round her mighty throne from lar and nigh: Her blazing banners gleam aloft with orange flame. Her sons adore her, stand before her, cheering for her name. Though years will come when we are gone from old South High They ne're will take a loyal heart from old South Highg Though silent time steals fast upon us love is young, In spite olyearsg of foes and fears, thy praises shall be sung. Chorus: Alma Mater true, all our hearts imbue with a love for thee that cannot die, And we'll dare to do, Alma Mater true, As should all good sons of old South High. t R 1 d,f,- KITI'-'ff 4 5 s. Wil 116 0 2 . i 'ly' WE. 1 i 1 ,ward . . E . haf' V f::v+ 41' . .. f- .tw-1' 'wk h, 54!,v,:.:Qf 4, J- +V -.l M f' ,. i ' Siu- Ig a 1 4 sl A Ayr: Q . Ffv . T' , 55552. ,E 4 Q .L-.I 9555? 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