South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

THE SEV This, the Sixty-third volume ( � (the Tigei, was conceived. ( on tm t. .! .i)d presented by the Nineteen Se ci under the leadership of Miss lavella Bremer. . fc? • , This edition was edited by Robert Eric Elliott. The Co-Editor was Mary Zoebisch. South High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 8 ORGANIZATIONS 22 SPORTS 48 FACULTY 68 UNDERCLASSMEN 78 SENIORS 90 We, the graduating class of Nineteen-Seventy, are very fortunate. We have experienced much throughout our three years at South. We have been part of a complete educational change, all the way from the reality of a new school building to a new system of scheduling. Another aspect, a more important one, has been the change in our lives. Along with those changes come contrasts — contrasts between the old and the new, between what was and what is. That's why we have chosen contrasts as the theme of this annual. It also is an excellent opportunity to give a pictorial history of South High — it shows all of the changes this school has gone through. In this yearbook we have tried to capture and record these changes and contrasts. Now we have a future to plan, so we musn't dwell entirely on the past, yet it cannot be forgotten. This South High School which has grown old, soon will be replaced. But we know that through the years it has accomplished many great things; it has affected and educated many lives. As a result there is that feeling within these worn-out halls and shattered windows that the new school will not, and cannot, possess. To us, South High is more than a school; it's more than a place to be educated. It's a place where we can meet other people, where we can find ourselves. It's a place to plan one's life, to make that life worth living. Before this school is a building of the past, it should be thanked for what it has done, for what it is, for just being South. The most appropriate way we can express our gratitude to South High is to dedicate this yearbook to the old South, and that's exactly what we've done! Tiger Staff 70 OUR PRINCIPAL DEAN R. SHAWBOLD You have had more than your share of varied activities during your three years at South. Your class is the first to graduate with three full years of modular scheduling. You all participated in the ground breaking for the long awaited new school and dedicated our new football field, which by the way will be lighted and also have an electronic scoreboard. You witnessed the laying of a cornerstone with momentos of your own choosing. Yours is the last class completing your education in the old South High School, and the first class graduating from the new South High School, presently the only comprehensive school in Minneapolis. You have had many happy experiences during this time and I expect you will remember them throughout your life. Best wishes and may all of you be successful and happy in your future endeavors. It has been a great experience for me to have had the opportunity of being associated with all of you. Sincerely, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS KEITH R. OLSEN Mr. Marchuck has returned to South after a short leave of absence. This school year he has had the position of Assistant Principal. His guidance and friendliness were deeply appreciated by all students. His qualities as a leader were exemplified in every decision he made. Mr. Marchuck, we sincerely thank you. You can be justly proud of the 1969-70 school year. This year's senior class is the first one to have completed three years of education under our modular system. You have accepted the many challenges and responsibilities well. As you leave South, you are entering an era filled with opportunities. Best wishes to each and every one of you. STEPHEN MARCHUCK Dear Students, My first year at South has been as interesting and challenging for me as I hope that it has been for you. It has been interesting meeting and working with the faculty, staff, and students. Being the Assistant Principal for the sophomores has been interesting and fruitful. We have set our goals high and have attempted to live up to “being the best class of the Old and the New South High School . May we all have a pleasant and profitable summer. May we return to New South prepared for another interesting and challenging year. £4 5 GEORGE KNUTSON OUR COUNSELORS Junior Counselor: Mr. Hulbert Sophomore Counselor: Mr. Friedrichsen Senior Counselor: Mr. Marconett Social Worker: Miss Kinunen Counselor: Mr. McKinnie 6 IN MEMORY OF i Richard Olson Killed Aug. 8,1969 Even though times are always changing — with the result being contrasts — it seems that there is always a war being fought to scar the happiness and prosperity of mankind. Millions of lives have been lost in a number of wars, so its obvious that they are an essential part of our world. Many of us have been affected by our present war in Vietnam, through the loss of our loved ones. We dedicate this page to all the gallant young men from South High School, and throughout the nation, who have fought for a cause, for something they really believe in, to the point of sacrificing their lives. 7 m7 19 70 RUTH BOLECHOWSKI BELINDA ANDERSON ROBERT ELLIOTT THOMAS BONRUD SUZANNE W HIPKEY ROBERT LAWSON SANDRA NOLEN TERRY THOMPSON JOHN HARDEMAN WILLIAM LOYE This year's Homecoming was a very active one. During the week we had Button Day — everyone wore as many buttons as he could — Grub Day, Dress-Up Day, and Orange and Black Day. Our slogan this year. Turn the Millers to Flour With Tiger Power, was submitted by one of our more witty Juniors. The program that was presented on Friday was a takeoff on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour, with Joe Kreuger as Host. After viewing some ot the finest talent here at South, the moment we were all anxiously awaiting was upon us: the coronation of Queen Sue Whipkey and King John Hardeman. We released our tension after the coronation by yelling at the pep-fest that followed and then marching to the field for the game. Although we lost to Washburn, our dedicated players tried their hardest to Be South. Soon after the dance that evening, with music by the Sir Raleighs, Homecoming became just another one of our fond memories. Bev Lccgard Sue Whipkey nonchalantly accepts position of Homecoming Queen! HOMECOMING 69 Whistler's Daughters 13 Teach Me Tiger — Please? VARIETY OF TALENT,HIGHLIGHT Above, Pages Dawn Marie Stein, and Steven Brent Wolfe. LEFT, Our versatile Tigerettes do a dance number dressed as hoboes in a park. ABOVE, Mike Kojetin leads the talented cast in a change of lights and scene, to bring about an abrupt change in moods. OF SNO-DAZE! Our winter school days were climaxed by the traditional Sno-daze events, which seemed to be exceptionally exciting for Nineteen-Seventy. During the week of February 23 through the 27, the fun-filled events accelerated to the major one, the coronation program and ceremonies. The program, directed by Mr. Schell, opened with a dance number by our versatile Tigerettes, dressed as hoboes frolicking in a park! The Liverpool Scene, which was entered in state competition, was the next segment of the well-organized program. This scene reflected hours of practice, unlimited talent, and willingness to share talents with an appreciative audience. Then came the long-awaited coronation of Queen Becky Brennan and King Keith Hardeman. Candidates were, left to right, Mary Bonrud, Marty Duda, Janet Silbernagle, Andy Semiles, Melanie Jensen, Keith Hardeman, Joe Krugeur, Becky Brennan, Tom Doble, Joan Davis, Mark Nault, and Sue Bergeson. Cast of nine make up The Liverpool Scene. 15 I REMEMBER MAMA 1970 has been a year of growth for our drama department. Our class play this year reflected this growth. A great deal of hard work and talent went into the production of I Remember Mama. Lead roles were portrayed by Bonnie Meyer, Joe Krueger, and Georgia Wettlin. Mr. Schell, the director of the play, stated that This is the best acting job I've had from a cast. Natural talent and hard work made the play a great success. Later in the year Mr. Schell will direct the variety show, entitled Three Cheers and a Roar. With the stage of the new South, the growth of the drama department will be unlimited next year. FAR LEFT, Bonnie Meyer as Mama. ABOVE, The Cast. LEFT, Mr. Schell, director. RIGHT, The Family, Bonnie Meyer, Mike King, Leslie Forde, Georgia Wettlin, Ja-nelle Tupper, and Bill McManus. BELOW, Joe Krueger with Arnie. INFORMAL: SADIE HAWKINS 1 h'bbie Wolfe has a barrel of fun with Kim Nutter! On the moonlit night of November 26th, South High's lunchroom was filled with wall to wall fun and laughter, because of another annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Everyone who attended had to admit that he, or she, had a really great time. Students had a choice of dancing to music by the Perspectives, dunking someone in the dunking machine, square dancing, or just watching the creative outfits walk by. We'll never forget Marry-in Sam who had quite a job on his hands getting all those couples hitched by midnight, but Bill Loye performed his duties as minister quite efficiently. This year Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner were Debbie Wolfe and Kim Nutter. Soon after midnight the fun of Sadie Hawkins became another one of our great High school memories. LEFT: An example of the creative outfits! ABOVE: Mark Suendahl makes the fatal move! South's annual girl-ask-boy winter formal was appropriately held on February 14, Valentine's day. This dance is a special feature of South's Blu-Tri and Hi-Y chapters. The dance took place in the Northstar Ballroom, on the U Campus in St. Paul. This year's theme was “On the Wings of a Dove. Colors for the Swirl were purple and pink; the object was fun. The Bagdad's provided the enchanting music for the dancing couples. During intermission a group of South's more talented students sang some great songs. They were Ann McKee, Carol Capra, and Tim Blazina. The Sweetheart, Barbara Lofdahl, was announced by the Mistress of Ceremonies, Barb Bergerson. Mrs. Mork, Blu-Tri advisor, had the honor of crowning the Sweetheart of the Nineteen-Seventy Swirl. After the dance, most couples dined in fine restaurants, and after that, it was bowling. Everyone agreed that the entire evening was a success. LEFT TO RIGHT. Randi Nelson. Barbara Lofdahl, Kathy Bine, and Karen Bine. FORMAL: SWEETHEART SWIRL DINING, PARTIES HIGHLIGHT FRENCH CLUB The French club is a club for present and former students of French. This year's membership represents the smallest one in recent years. This year, as in the past, we had a great time at our Christmas party, and an equally pleasurable time at our French restaurant party. Those activities are a tradition of the club. The fun-seeking members of the club had an opportunity to take part in a number of other activities, so all in all it was really a fun-filled year. The advisor for French Club was Miss Lere, and the President was Sandy Widholm. With combined efforts, they planned a truly exciting year for the members of their organization. CLUB OFFICERS SANDY WIDHOLM (PRES.) NANCY MANBERG (SEC.) ANNE HANSON (TRES.) ROW 1: Nancy Manberg (Sec.), Anne Hanson (Tres.), Sandy Widholm (Pres.), Sandy Nolen. ROW 2: LaVonne Unglesbee, Roxanne Grange, Scott Wattawa, Rose Boleshowski, Kathy Martschenko, Evelyn Hallquist. 24 ROW 1: David Carlson, Gail Lundeen, Lynne While (Vice Pres.), Roy Johnson (Pres.), Mary Ann Gross (Tres.). ROW 2: Ingrid Tuijs, Cynthia Peterson, Dean Dahle, Lauri Melgaard, Dayl Peterson, Sue Bergeson, Becky Eckman, Becky Jinniges. ROW 3: Becky Jinniges, Kathy Baarstad, Marcia Wentworth, Marty Duda, Robert Lawson. Tom Doble, Janell Tupper, Barb Bergerson. HALSNINGAR FRAN SUITHIOD — SWEDISH The Swedish club got off to a great start this year, with a get- CLUB OFFICERS together at the home of its advisor, Mrs. Peterson. During the year there were many well planned activities, RDY JOHNSON including a Christmas party, which was held on December (PRES.) fifteenth, a skating party, bowling, a Senior party, and a field LYNNE WHITE trip to the American Swedish Institution. (V. PRES.) MARY ANN GROSS When it was all over, Swedish club felt that they had accom- (TRES.) plished a great deal, and had fun doing it! 25 GERMAN CLUB — HAYRIDES, FASCHING German club for Nineteen Sixty Nine-Seventy was the largest club among the languages. It got off to a great start this year with a lively picnic at Horseshoe Bend. Some other activities included horseback riding, a wagon ride at a ranch, the Christmas party (Weinachtsfest), Fasching (a German carnival similar to the Mardi Gras), and a trip to an authentic German restaurant. Many of these activities were financed by a successful pennant sale held during Homecoming Week. German club is open to all those who are interested in learning more about Germany. The members of our club would like to thank our advisor. Miss Carol Ittel, for her help in making this a very successful year. CLUBOFFICERS LEE ANN FLATGARD (PRES.) RANDI NELSON (V. PRES.) SUE JACOBSON (TRES.-SEC.) ROW 1: Joyce Loch, Janet Garbow, Linda Andrusko, Lynn Mckee, Charlotte Yee, Sue Jacobson (Sec.-Treas.), LeeAnn Flatgard (Pres.), Randi Nelson (V. Pres.), Jane Geisendorfer (Pub. Char.), Debbie Van Deusen, Bernie Dischinger, Gary Lundeen, C. Ittel. ROW 2: Bryan Nelson, Betty Ulrich, Bonnie Larsen, Becky laquinto, Debbie Spratt, Renaye Thoma, Lorine Whitmire, JoAnne Davis, JoAnn Norheim, Lynne Kovach, Sylvia Green, Warren Rogers, Toni Wolfe, Dorothy Veldey, Terry Frink. ROW' 3: Dale Van Deusen, Allan Laudert, Joe Theisen, Tom Knoblauch, Barb Lofdahl, Craig Blowers, Jean Partridge, Mary Meidinger, Belinda Ren-strom, Tim Halverson, Cynithia Dettman, Janet Matheson, Joan Davis, Barb Bergerson, Sandy Thoennes, Bobby Wickoren, Mike Stanbrough, Scott W'atlawa, Daryl Moen. ROW 4: Kevin Beilin, Rick Schulze Jr., George Scharafanow, Mike Murry, John Lofdahl, Debbie Renne, Sue Raycroft, Bill Swenson, Doug Nelson, Tom Doble, Sue Arnquist, John Wigen, Janell Tupper, Kathy Briggs, Sandy Brekkus, Andrea Heacock, Stanley Roberts, Darryl Beilin, Mike Feriancek, Tom Broms. 26 ROW 1: Lois Kasseth, Kathy Myers, Sylvia Restrepo (Pres.), Estelle Lee (V. Pres.), Shelly Svec (Sec.). ROW 2: Pam Sunesonk, Jean Partridge, Marcia Andrusko, Colleen Brown, Cynthia Peterson, Karen Fairbanks. ROW 3: Marlene Locke, Linda Andrusko, Karen Boese, Roy Johnson, Pat Kubera, Doug Nelson, Jeff Nichalik. PINATAS AND PICNICS — SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club involved its members in many experiences ... going horseback riding for one. The day usually started out cold; but if we were lucky, the sun shone dimly through the clouds. Then there would be the usual troubles: a horse that wouldn't go faster than a slow crawl or a horse that kicked. However, everyone had fun! Then there were those picnics! These, too, were often on cool days. Everyone would bring something, and we would feast on the weiners and the pop. There would be a game of volleyball and maybe some swimming. CLUB OFFICERS SYLVIA RESTREPO (PRES.) ESTELLE LEE (V. PRES.) SHELLY SVEC (SEC.) Our parties included games, and of course, food! For Christmas, there would always be a pinata. Our club was a lot of fun, but it wouldn't have been the same without Mrs. Kurimay and those sideline lessons in Spanish. 27 STUDENT COUNCIL • • • ROW 1: Richard Anderson, Barb Bill, Pam Breyette, Andy Semelis, Sue Arnquist, Robert Lawson, Bill Loye, Cary Blumberg, Mary Zoebisch, Sue Jacobson, ROW II: John Sundahl, Linda Andrusko, Janet Silbernagle, Debbie Wiese, Ann Nugent, Mark Sven-dahl, Mike Furst, Steven Schon, Sue Whipkey, Richard Olson, ROW' III: Bonnie Larsen, Dorothy Veldey, Debbie VanDeusen, Kathy Harding, Phyllis Smith, Bill Swenson, Daryl Moen, Roy Johnson, Belinda Renstrom, Sylvia Green, Margo Bine, Scott Wattwa, ROW IV: Stan Roberts, Colleen Brown, Kathy Patterson, Barb Davis, Ruth Bolechowski, Beverly Leegard, Tom Doble, Marcia Winiworth, Sue Bergeson, Janell Tupper, Roxanne Stange, Julie Vasileff, Greg Zipoy, Barb Bergerson, Randall Clementson. REPRESENTS STUDENT BODY The Student Council, an organization to serve the students of South, made many changes in its structure and its goals this last year. Among these changes were the following: 1) the election of only two officers, the President and the Vice-President, who were given the responsibility of appointing qualified students to other offices, 2) establishment of new committees to handle different areas of student interest. Typical committees were these: 1) Special Events, 2) Student Affairs, 3) Course Evaluation. At the All-City Student Council, which includes the presidents and three chosen members from every city high school, the South delegation, one of the most dynamic, brought up the issue of school dress. The social events sponsored this year by the Council were very successful. Homecoming, at the end of October, featured the Sir Raleighs at the evening dance. The profits made were $400. Next was the Sadie Hawkin's dance which featured the Perspectives ; then last was Sno-Week's dance, which had as its main attraction, Danny's Reasons. 28 Pres. Robert Lawson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEADS THE WAY ROW 1: Leslie Forde, Charlotte Yee, Veronica Ahlquisi, Cathy Freeman, Marcia Andrusko, Dean Spratt. ROW 2: Ruth Thei-sen, Debbie Wiese, Sandy Kasseth, Debbie Van Deusen, Pam Engebretson, Marvel Berquist, Gordon Norheim. ROW 3: Dorothy Veldey, Nancy Gillooly, Bill Loye, Penny Lawson, Sandra Nolen, Barb Lofdahl, Duane Larson, Melanie Jenson. ROW A: Al Thome, Roberta O'Connell, Marian Rue, Bruce Wallock (Pres.), Scott Wattawa (V. Pres.), Beverly Leegard, Stanley Roberts (Tres.), Mr. Jerome Tyler (Advisor). For forty-six years the South High chapter of the National Honor Society has served to promote and to recognize outstanding scholastic achievement among South's students. The members of the society pledge themselves to leadership and service in their school and community, to good character, and to continuing scholarship. Qualifications for the Honor Society are far more than the 3.2 average needed to be nominated. Students are judged by their teachers on character, scholarship, leadership, and service (CSLS). A student must be interested and devoted to becoming a well-rounded scholar by actively participating in all subjects. Finally, he must be dedicated to the improvement of his fellow students, and his community. This year the Honor Society has started several ambitious projects. Among them are participating in the South-Central Pyramid, and in the North Central Evaluation of our school. The Honor Society held an induction ceremony for incoming seniors at the end of the first marking period. Pr«. Wallock V.P. Waltawa BANKERS ROW 1: Pam Pendergrass, Arlene Forbord, Sylvia Rest repo, Mary Bonrud, Mary Ann Gross, John Tower, ROW 2: Kathy Anderson, Belinda Anderson, Debbie Wolfe, Barb Davis, Karen Boese, Larry Elvendahl, Melodee Geldert, ROW 3: Ron Eastman, Roy Johnson, Melanie Jensen, Richard Miller, Linda Andrusko, Marlene Locke, Bonnie Holfenya. DEDICATED AIDES WORKED ROW 1: Cary Blumberg, Estelle Lee, Roxanne Rinion, Sylvia Restrepo, Steven Schon. ROW 2: Linda Andrusko, Audy Kirk, Phyllis Smith, Sue Raycroft, Sue Arnquist. ROW 3: Margo Bine, Ann Nugent, Janet Silbernagle. ROW 4: Pat Kubera, John Wigen, Randy Johnson, Chris Benson. USHERS OFFICE, LIBRARY AIDES Office Aides: ROW 1: Kathy Harding, Robin Carlson, Judy Dischinger, Kar- Lynn McKee, Terry Dyrdahl, Ann Marie Coen Bine, Cary Blumborg, Estelle Lee, ROW 2: Pat Kubera, Kathy Martschen- neau, Mary Ann Cross, ko, Kathy Bine, Sue Arnquist, Debbie Wolfe, Karen Boese, Jill Herceg. TO HELP MAINTAIN SCHOOL ROW 1: Terry Frye, Richard Miller, Ker-win Kantrud. ROW 2: Bill Sypnieski, Rick Boku-sky, Randy Clementson, Joe Miller. VISUAL, STAGE CREW Charles Trisko Don Ingle Dean Spratt Denny Browne Ruth Theisen Blue-Tri Chapter Debbie Wiese Ruth Theisen Leslie Forde Toni Wolfe Dorothy Veldey Debbie Van Deusen Melodee Geldert Kathy Martschenko Barb Bill Debbie Wolfe Bev Leegard Charlotte Yee Susan Jacobson (Vice President) Karen Bine (President) Barbara Lof-dahl (Chaplain) Randi Nelson (Treasurer) Ruth Theisen (Chapter Pres.) Sylvia Restre-po (Chapter Pres.) This year's Y at South was made up of two different groups: Blu-Tri for the girls, and Hi-Y for the boys. Together they made up the Y -Tigers at South. This year's Blu-Tri didn't attract too many girls, but the ones who joined had a great number of events to attend and to participate in. The Blu-Tri groups were divided into four chapters: Barb Iverson's and Sylvia Restrepo's chapters for Sophomores and Juniors; Ruth Theisen's and Mary Zoe-bisch's chapters for Seniors. BLU- Mary Zoebisch's Blu-Tri Chapter Susan Jacobson Mary Zoebisch Susan Whipkey Randi Nelson Barbara Lofdahl Kathy Bine Lee Ann Flatgard Belinda Anderson Lorie Junjak Ruth Bolechowski Jane Geisendorfer Karen Bine Kathy Patterson FELLOW FRIEND LEADER CITIZEN Mary Zoebisch (Chapter Pres.) Susan Bergerson (Secretary) Susan Arnquist (Publicity) Becky Eckman (Asst. Publicity) Vickie Hoving (Chapter Coordinator). Sylvia Restrepo's Blu-Tri Chapter Lynn McKee Pam Sum meson Sylvia Restrepo Barb Bergerson Roxanne Rincon Sharon Blager Janet Silbernable Susan Arnquist Ann Nugent Joan Davis Kathy Myers Karen Fairbanks Phyllis Smith Susan Burgeson Laura Rincon Susan Raycroft Judy Dischinger Janell Tupper Kathy Briggs Dayl Peterson Paula Patterson Pam Breyette Judy Svec Debbie Sands Carol Mork, a history teacher, was the advisor for Blu-Tri this year. The aim of Blu-Tri this year was to understand others while trying to understand yourself. Some of the important events were the Blu-Tri Christmas overnight at the downtown YWCA, the potluck supper, Easter breakfast, Wool Day and Cotton Day, camp, and the Sweetheart Swirl. This is the formal dance when the girls ask that special guy. Blu-Tri has given us a great opportunity to work with others as well as working with ourselves. TRI: SHIP SHIP SHIP SHIP Barb Iverson's Blu-Tri Chapter Mary Meidinger Lois Kasseth Cary Blumberg Becky Jenniges Debbie Renne Becky Eckman Vicki LeDuc Roxanne Thuftin Cindy Peterson JoAnn Norheim Belinda Renstrom Marcia Wentworth Ingrid Theijs Betty Ulrick Margo Bine Bonnie Larson Janet Gahbow Diane Olson Roxanne Stange Julie Vasileff TIGER STAFF USES CONTRAST THEME Contrasts provide a unique format for presenting to our readers a unique, but dynamic. South High. Not limited to merely the usual lethargic method of reporting the events of the year, this year's Tiger used contrasts in old and new as its theme. The history of South is as full of contrasts as is today's world. The ultimate in contrasts for South arrived this year with the NEW SOUTH. Tying up the events of the 1969-70 school year with its theme should serve to remind us of our heritage and our future. The realization of the recording of the events of this year was made possible by the assistance of South's great friend, Mr. Bill Johnson, our photographer. The Tiger staff thanks Miss Lavella Bremer for her kind assistance throughout the school year. Her guidance and bright philosophy was appreciated by all her students on the staff. JOURNALISTIC INNOVATIONS ROW 1: Marcia Andrusko, Mary Zoebisch, Robert Elliott son, Ruth Theisen, Kathy Patterson, Sue Jacobson, Stanley (Editor), Debbie Weise. ROW 2: Sue Whipkey, Penny Law- Roberts, Jane Ceisendorfer. son, Kathy Freeman, Veronica Ahlquist. ROW 3: Bob Law- L to R, M. Andrusko, S. Roberts, D. Spratt, B. lofdahl, V. Hoving, B. Swenson. Advisor, Miss Fisher YIELDED UNIQUE PUBLICATIONS! This year brought on many important changes for the Southerner staff. As an example, it was decided that sophomores could work on the paper; and as a result, many of them put forth a great deal of effort. Credits were also available to members of the staff. Under the leadership of Co-Editors Barb Lofdahl and Vicky Hoving, the staff met twice a week to work on the paper. Many members worked during their open time, which was a tremendous asset to the success of the paper. Many articles that were produced by the staff, and also the letters to the Editor, brought forth great concern from South's students and from teachers as well. Staff proudly inspects Southerner. SOUTHERNER STAFF KEPT US INFORMED BAND, CHOIR, ADD SPICE ROW 1: Karen Bine, Belinda Renstrom. ROW 2: Barb Bill, Kathy Bine, Carol Capra. ROW 3: Tim Eagan, Paul Eastwood, Dean Spratt. THE BAND PLAYED ON! ROW 1: Lynn McKee, Lois Kasseth, Sue Pendergrass, Debbie McGinnis, Jackie Pierson, Joan Olson. ROW 2: Debra Spratt, Becky Iquinto, Sue Arnquist, Paula Patterson, Debbie Wikner, Belinda Renstrom. ROW 3: Sue Oliver, Bonnie Larson, Sharon Blager, Joan Davis, Keith Grandbois, Dennis Emerson, Rick Scholtz. ROW 1: M. Jenson, D. Wolfe, V. Roberts, B. Eckman, B. Barrett, S. Widholm. ROW 2: M. Locke, B. Iverson, J. Knobbs, R. Stange, K. Boese, S. Rogers. ROW' 3: W. Rogers, B. Dischinger, M. Svendahl, D. Kettoe, T. Halverson. ROW 4: Mr. Steinkoenig, J. Owens, D. Keely, A. Semiles, M. Moore, A. Johnson, T. Parks. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Halverson, Doug Kettoe, Melanie Jenson, Debbie Wolfe, Al Johnson, W'arren Rogers. TO EVERYDAY SCHOOL LIFE! ROW 1 (cont.): Debbie Venier, Marty Ozman, Laurie Richard, Cheryl Proskin, Yvonne Lehrke, Lorie Junjak, Sue Whip-key, Margo Bine, Karen Bine, Kathy Bine. ROW 2 (cont.): Barb Bill, Karen Boese, Joyce Pederson, Janet Silbernagle, Kathy Briggs, Phyllis Smith, Judy Dischinger, Carol Scheeler, Vickie Thomas, Carol Capra, Diane Jacobson. ROW 3 (cont.): Tim Eagen, Steve Nault, Dean Spratt, Paul Eastwold, Richard Miller, Scott Waldemer, Vince Roberts, Mike Gustafson, Greg Kalember, Dennis Landon, Jim Ellingson, (Director) Mr. Steinkoenig. AINTED ROCK TO PRINT VGE BOOKS . . . A KEY TO LEARNING Books are also a key to teaching, at least according to this group of students. These bright young girls are members of F.T.A., which stands for Future Teachers of America. This is the first time in many years that a chapter of F.T.A. has existed at South High School. The group was involved in many activities, but they did set a main goal. That goal was to expose its members to teaching, so that they could see what its really like to teach. F.T.A. is definitely one of South's more worthwhile organizations and hopefully in the years to come it will continue to grow. Members this year were as follows, (LEFT TO RIGHT) ROW 1: Lois Kasseth, Debbie Henry, Leslie Forde. ROW 2: Sandy Kasseth, Veronica Ahlquist, Vicky Le Due, Colleen Brown. ROW 3: Marcia Andrusko, Cathy Freeman. 38 SOUTH'S SKI CLUB . . . Anyone interested in skiing, or just wintertime fun, made it a point to join the South High Ski Club. This year the club elected Bill Loye as President. Activities included a successful candy sale, and a couple of lively trips up to Quadna Mt. Advisor for the club is Mr. George Roscoe. AIMED FOR FUN .. . HAD A BALL! ROW 1: R. Bolechowski, C. Norhiem, K. Granbois, B. Elliott, A. Semilis, B. Loye, T. Eagen, S. Lundeen, L. Rincon, R. Rogers, ROW 2: B. Anderson, L. Junjak, C. Brown, D. Wolfe, B. Leegard, T. Bonrud, S. Iverson, J. Silbcrnagle, A. Nugent, S. Whipkoy, P. Lawson, J. Norihem, M. Svendahl, R. Rincon. ROW 3: K. Briggs, K. Patterson, B. Davis, B. Bill, R. Nelson, E. Eibon, J. Dischinger, P. Smith, S. Raycroft, D. Peterson, I. Tuys, B. Eckman, M. Zoebisch. ROW 4: B. Ber-gerson, S. Blager, L. Flatgard, S. Jacobson, M. Jenson, I. Backstrom, P. Manoloff, T. Doble, S. Arnquist, R. Johnson, B. Gilmore, M. Bonrud, M. Wentworth, S. Burgeson. 39 WE'LL DO LOR OLD 'S'CLUB FRONT ROW: lames Allen, Cary Jensen, Greg Zipoy, Bryant Whipkey, John Wigen, Bob Gilmore, Randy Johnson, Tom Knoblaugh, Bob Erickson, Mark Svendahl, Tom Bonrud, Gary Montoya, Pete Ryan, Keith Grandbois, Rick Rogers. BACK ROW: Tom Doble, Stan Roberts, Bob Lawson, Keith Hardeman, John Hardeman, Fred Curtis, Rick Olson, Andy Semelis, Mike Iverson, Gary Svidron, John Larson, Tim Eagan, Bruce Wollak, Steve Iverson. Not Pictured: Steve Schoen, Rick Hammer, Paul Gonzales, Richard Rea, Paul Iverson, Roger Schmidt, Warren Zumberge, Mike Murray, Tim Harrity, Bob Gallagher, Randy Clementson, Mike Packard, Ed Eibon, Ron Tischmack, John Zamora, Delwin Swanson, Al Mattson, Steve Murphy, Steve Eide, Don Sivigny, Chuck Bickman, Greg Schauff, Mark Longhoffer, Bill Swenson, Mike King, Dain Lyngstad, Andy Ozolin, Danny LaVigne, Ken Pelkey. 'S' CLUB CLIMBS SOUTH ALL WE CAN! PEP CLUB C. Adams, R. Alex, C. Anderson, M. Andrusko, S. Arnquist, B. Barrett, E. Benson, B. Bergcson, S. Bergeson, J. Bcrgsrud, K. Bine, K. Bine, S. Blager, C. Blumberg, T. Bon-rud, R. Brennen, R. Brennen, K. Briggs, C. Brown, P. Breyette, K. Ceason, J. Christenson, R. Clementson, J. Dischinger, T. Doble, L. Dornak, T. Eagen, B. Eckman, E. Eibon, R. Eilers, B. Elliott, M. Furst, O. Ferguson, K. Fairbanks, M. Feriancek, J. Gei-sendorfer, B. Gillmore, A. Goneau, P. Gonzalez, K. Granbois, L. Groving, D. Hanson, K. Harding, J. Helmuth, B. Iverson, M. Iverson, S. Iverson, K. Jacobson, B. Jen-niges, G. Jensen, R. Johnson, L. Junjak, J. Kendrick, J. Kirk, J. Kreuger, E. LaChappalla, R. Lawson, P. Lawson, J. Larson, B. Leegard, D. Lildydahl, M. Locke, A. Lumbly, C. Lynn, P. Manloff, B. McKean, L. Melgard, M. Meidinger, J. Michalck, D. Moen, D. Nelson, S. Nolen, J. Norheim, A. Nugent, R. O'Connell, D. Olson, W. Olson, K. Patterson, P. Patterson, L. Pavalla, C. Peterson, D. Peterson, D. Pike, R. Pot-vin, R. Pyche, S. Raycroft, D. Renee, B. Renstrum, S. Rcstrepo, L. Rincon, R. Rincon, S. Roberts, V. Roberts, P. Ryan, D. Sands. B. Schaffer, S. Schoen, A. Semiles, J. Silber-nagle, P. Smith, D. Spratt, P. Somerson, R. Stange, S. Star, J. Svec, S. Svec, G. Svidron, M. Svendahl, W. Swenson, R. Theisen, J. Tolen, I. Treiws, D. Venier, D. Velenchinko, J. Vasileff, D. Weise, J. Wigen, L. Williams, B. Whipkey, S. Whipkey, L. White, D. Wolfe, G. Zipoy, S. Jacobson, M. Zoebish, J. Davis, J. Tupper, M. Rue, R. Olson, A. Richard, B. Lane, K. Meyers, S. Proskins, S. Breckhus, L. Olson, M. Bonrud, R. Ka-now, D. Bjornkie, M. Bine, B. Ulrich, B. Larsen, B. Anderson, R. Boleshowski, Kathy Patterson (Pres.), Ann Nugent (V. Pres.), Janet Silbernagle (Sec.), Bob Elliott (TresO. THE LADDER OF SUCCESS! Cabinet, ROW 1: Lynne Groven, Estelle Lee, Amy Lumbly, Janet Gahbow. ROW 2: Becky Brennen, Roberta Brennen, Kathy Bine, Sue Jacobson, Mary Zoebisch, Sue Arnquist. G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, has given the girls of South High an opportunity to participate in organized sports. Being a member of G.A.A. not only involves being in sports, but also participation in a number of other important things. It gives girls a chance to learn about themselves and to learn about fellow students as well. There are a number of sports which girls can participate in; they include badminton, tennis, bowling, gymnastics, golf, volleyball, swimming, and last, but not least, basketball. Kathy Bine, this year's President, put forth great effort to make G.A.A. a real success. SPORTSMANSHIP IS STRESSED IN ROW 1: (L TO R) Lolly Ambroser, Estelle Lee, Yvonne Ungleslee, ROW 2: Becky Brennen, Robert.) Brennen, Geri Brandt, Lynne Kovoch. Sue Jacobson, Mary Zoebisch. BOWLING •___________________________________uu GOLF I TENNIS: BADMINTON: Badminton: ROW 1: Jo Ann Norhiem, Linda Williams, Olivia Ferguson, Geri Brant, Lynn Kovack. ROW 2: Belinda Renstrom, Janet Gahbow, Becky Inguinto, Karen Bine, Carol Lynn, Rita Potvin. ROW 3: Pam Sumerson, Lynne Groven, Roberta Oman, Kathy Bine. Tennis: ROW 1: Belinda Renstrom, Yvonne Ungleslee, Estelle Lee, Karen Bine, Geri Brandt. ROW 2: Lynn Groven, Kathy Meyers, Judy Svec, Janet Gahbow, Becky Inguinto, Kathy Bine, Mary Zoebisch. VOLLEYBALL: Volleyball: ROW 1: Linda Williams, Olivia Ferguson, Amy Lumbly, Geri Brant. ROW 2: Belinda Renstrom, Lynn Groven, Janet Silbernagle, Sue Arnquist, Roxanne Rincon, Carol Linn. ROW 3: Pam Sumerson, Janet Gahbow, Pam Breyette, Roberta Oman, Phyllis Smith, Karen Bine, Rita Potvin, Kathy Bine. BASKETBALL: Basketball: ROW 1: Amy Lumbly, Linda Williams, Olivia Ferguson, Janet Silbernagle, Cary Blumberg. ROW 2: Ann Norhiem, Belinda Renstrom, Janet Gahbow, Pam Breyette, Sue Arnquist. Geri Brant. ROW 3: Pam Sumerson, Lynn Groven, Becky Inguinto, Roberta Oman, Rita Potvin. GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION! GYMNASTICS: ROW 1: J. Norheim, C. Blumberg, L. Ambro-sier, L. Fowler, O. Ferguson, S. Grune, L. Williams, A. Lumbly, R. Brennan, R. Brennan, G. Brandt, C. Linn, L. Kovach, C. Dettman, ROW 2: I. Treys, M. Bonrud, D. Peterson, L. Rin- con, B. Renstrom, S. Sword, P. Suneson, E. Lee, J. Silbernagle, S. Arnquist, R. Rincon, J. Davis, J. Svec, K. Bine. P. Smith, K. Bine, R. Potvin. EMOTIONS VARIED Athletic teams in the city conference were comparable in every respect this year; and as a result, game scores were nerve-rackingly close. No one was sure who won the game until the very end. However, one thing is certain: everyone who attended a game was able to see the cutest, liveliest girls South could offer, our cheerleaders! Pictured on the right are (L TO R) Kathy Bine, Olivia Ferguson, Sue Whipkey, Lori Junjak, Rebecca Brennen, Colleen Brown, Pam Breyette, Karen Bine. Sue and Colleen Pam and Olivia The disgust and sorrow of losing. Becky and Lori Karen and Kathy FOR OUR PROUD CHEERLEADERS! Being mascot this past year at South was a very rewarding experience for me. It's something that I will always remember. I truly enjoyed being Tiger; it gave me an opportunity to represent my school and to be South! As I pass on my title to the new Tiger, I can only hope that she experiences the fun and excitement that I so often did. Also, I hope the new South High will become better united in school spirit, so that we all may be proud of South. Sincerely, Lori L. TO R.: Roberta Brennen, Sue Arnquist, Debbie Sandes, Sandy Nolen. The joy and happiness of winning! a TIGERETTES PRECISION - L:R, Roxanne Rincon, Sue Bergeson, Ann Marie Goneau, Bev Bokusky, Sharon Blagcr, Judy Svec, Barb Bergerson, Kathy Briggs, Joyce Pederson, Kathy Meyers, Laurie Rincon. IMPRESSES CROWDS! This year's Tigerettes seemed to be the prettiest and most talented that South has ever had. Although with less than a dozen members, it wasn't the largest group that the leader, Mrs. johnson, has worked with. Their countless hours of hard practice was reflected in their perfect performances. The colorful outfits and talented numbers were appreciated by everyone who attended a pepfest, football, or basketball game. These girls deserve lots of recognition for what they have unselfishly done for their high school. Perfection is typical for Tigerettes. ■ '• «r. - ■ t ' - FRONT ROW: Ed Benson, Randy Johnson, Ron Tischmack, Bob Lawson, Bruce Wollack, John Hardeman, Ed Eibon, Keith Grand-hois, Tim Eagen, Sieve Eide, Bob Gallagher, Mike Packard, SECOND ROW: Gary Ruhl, Paul Gonzales, Rick Olson, Mark Svcn-dahl, John Wigen, Andy Semilis, Bryant Whipkey, John Larson, Steve Schon, James Allen, Dale Walingford, THIRD ROW: Dan Resbeck, Gary Svidron, Marty Duda, Jeff Christianson, Lloyd Voight, Andy Kissel, Bob Ericson, Roger Schmidt, Tom Knoblough, Rick Rogers, Mgr. Stan Roberts. ROW FOUR: Coach Kormanik, Warren Zumberg, Keith Hardeman, Tom Doble, Warner Jack-son, Mike Furst, Randy Clemcntson, Gary Rue, Coach Haugen, Coach Roscoe. 1969 FOOTBALL ... A Coach Haugen talks it over with Randy Johnson. An inexperienced Tiger football team, led by captains Ed Eibon and John Hardeman, battled through the season with limited success. The offensive line was small, but good. Keith Hardeman, Rick Olsen, Ed Eibon, Bruce Wollak, Ed Benson, and Tim Eagen opened the way for an all junior backfield. Andy Semilis showed signs of becoming a top ranking fullback, and quarterback John Larson is considered one of the best in the city. The tigers moved the ball well in every game except the first game of the season, against our arch rivals Roosevelt. The defense, extremely young and inexperienced, were unable to develop into a top flight unit. Ed Eibon, John Hardeman, Keith Grandbois, Warren Zumberg, and Robert Gallagher were the seniors who played outstanding football and gave a good account of themselves. Most Valuable Player, Ed Eibon, played outstanding football in every game, and his drive and determination was an exhibit for all of the young players to see. Hopefully, next season should prove to be a winning one, if our juniors exercise the athletic talent that so many of them possessed this year. Co-captains John Hardeman and Eddie Eibon. K. Grandbois dives for a Volt. SEASON OF FRUSTRATION Warner Jackson turns it on at the corner. 51 Captain John in pursuit. Hey coach, my make-up is running. GALLANT TIGERS! Larson throws over Teds. TIGERS FIGHT ON! A tiger and a cardinal meet eye to eye. 52 Bruce Wollack tries to fly. Suidron displays His talent. Randy Johnson finds trouble. SOPHOMORES POST 1-6 RECORD The sophomores posted a 1-6 record, but injuries to key personnel hampered their season. Marty Duda, who quarterbacked the sophomores to their first victory, was injured in the second game of the season. Then the sophomores had trouble finding a replacement for him. Injuries to Mark Longhofper and Gary Ruhl also hampered the sophomores' success. Ron Petrich, coaching in his first year at South, said he was very happy at the progress his sophomores made. ROW ONE: Coach Pctrich, Ron Hoyttya, Greg Kalember, Mark Nault, Paul Vetch, Mick Straw, Paul Pritchard, Irving Schmedly, Mick Schonicker, Coach Mag-danz, ROW TWO: Don Hammer, Glenn Camp, Tim Knoub-laugh. Chuck Scholtes, Larry Kluenenberg, Bob Roberts, Rick Sundahl, ROW THREE: Bob Raudamarker, John Coragen, Phil Mcloud. 53 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FRONT ROW: L TO R, Jim Harrity, John Lofdahl, Kevin Beilin, Larry Elvendahl, Rick Hammer, Coach W. Kaari. SECOND ROW: Scott Rogers, Doug Nelson, Tim Harrity, Greg Zipoy, Bob Gilmore, Paul Iverson. Missing: Mike Murray. POSTS IMPRESSIVE 7-3 RECORD! Practices for Cross-Country were held twice a day, at 7:00 AM, and at 3:00 PM, and members of the team ran anywhere from seven to ten miles. This is undoubtedly the main reason for the team's impressive season, says Coach Kaari. The team would have been even better, if it had had more depth. Next year all but one senior is returning, so the coming season should prove to be even more impressive! Hard practice pays off. Capts. Bob Gilmore, Greg Zipoy. Co-Captain Sivigny shows the winning form. South's swimming team, led by Captains Charles Beckman, Stan Enebo, and Don Sivigny, was a very young one this year. But the inexperience of the team didn't hinder its performance, because it steadily improved as the season went on. All of our swimmers appeared to have talent, and at least two members were noted as being outstanding. They were Charles Beckman, and Junior Andy Ozalins. They both had 7 and 8 first place finishes in ten meets, respectively. Coach Haugen states that next year's team should show great improvement over this year's 1-9 league record and 8th place finish in the districts. This year's team was composed of three seniors, four juniors, and nine sophomores. Co-Captain Donald Sivigny Co-Captain Stanley Enebo YOUTHFUL TANKERS LOOK TO 71! FRONT ROW: Bernie Dischinger, Mike Rodeck, Steve Kotula, Jim Ellingson, Herb Rhoden, Jim Harrity. BACK ROW: Larry Klu-nenberg, Neil Hanson, Don Sivigny, Stan Enebo, Mike Stanbrough, Wayne Rudquist. ROW 1: L TO R, Tim Harrity, Doug Nelson, Ken Jacques, Laughlin, Coach Petrich. ROW 3: Tim Scheely, Keith Harde- Marty Duda, Mark Swart , Mike Furst (Mgr.). ROW 2: Coach man, Tom Doble, Greg Zipoy, John Hardeman, Marty Mona, John Wigens, Randy Johnson, Fred Curtis, Dan Hultman. CAGERS' ATHLETIC TALENTS Scheely for two, misses ... makes own rebound, scores! Now Hardemans have the ball. SCORES 52 68 51 82 79 SOUTH 43 53 62 38 59 166 ROOSEVELT 64 WEST 63 WASHBURN 71 HENRY 65 SOUTHWEST 58 NORTH 67 EDISON 70 CENTRAL 58 MARSHALL 55 VOCATIONAL South's Basketball team was a very young one this year, with only three seniors starting regularly. The team was skillfully led by Co-Captains john Hardeman, and Keith Hardeman. The talent of these brothers was an excellent example for the inexperienced members of the team to follow. Highest scorer for the entire season was Keith Hardeman, who made all-city, and also Player-of-the-Week after the Southwest game. Tim Scheely was second highest scorer of our team. With lots of experience behind them, next year's team should be equally impressive. Sophomore Squad WERE IMPRESSIVELY DISPLAYED! Keith goes around the corner. and up, for two points! and as Curtis guards. BELOW: Hardemans pair up! RIGHT: Tim goes up for two! LEFT: I don't Know about you guys, but I smell something funny! ABOVE: Scheely exercises the winning form. 58 TEAM 6TH IN DISTRICT Meets for this year's Ski Team took place at Theodore Wirth. Events held there were Cross Country and Jumping. Slaloms were held at Buck Hill and Hyland Hills. After a long tiring season, our team ended sixth in District Seventeen. Tim Eagen was captain of this year's Ski team. A good summary of this year's season was expressed by Coach Roscoe when he said, It was a profitable year considering we only broke five skis, and we had no injuries. The Members of the team this year were as follows, Bob Gilmore, Andy Semiles, Mark Svendahl, Robert Erickson, Gorden Norheim, Tim Eagen, Dennis Buzanis. 59 Captain Tim Eagan HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Bryant Whipkey, Dale Nel- phey, Jim Allen, Lloyd Voight, John Larson, Jeff Christenson, son, Jim Bergsrud, Bob Gallagher, Tim Halverson, and Del- Allen Mattson, Gary Svidron, and Dave Westland, win Swanson. BACK ROW. Coach Salwasscr, Steve Mur- SOUTH'S PUCKSTERS HAVE AN Captain Gallagher discussing game plans with Coach Salwasser. The Nineteen-Sixty-nine and Nineteen-Seventy hockey team left South with a 7-9 record. With only two seniors on this year's team, a better season is predicted for next year. The team did improve from game to game, despite the loss of key linemen and defensemen through ineligibility. The team will suffer a great loss with the graduation of seniors Bob Gallagher and Delwin Swanson. Their skill and devotion to the game is a credit to themselves and to the team. Next year's team will be built around the nucleus of Jim Allen at center, Steve Murphey as goalie, and John Larson at defense. With experience behind them and with excellent coaching from Mr. Salwasser, next year should prove to be a great season for our pucksters. UNREWARDINGJIRING SEASON SCORES 9 WEST 1 VOCATIONAL 5 ROOSEVELT 10 WASHBURN 9 SOUTHWEST 9 HENRY 3 EDISON 1 CENTRAL 6 NORTH 2 MARSHALL 0 VOCATIONAL 6 CENTRAL 0 3 MARSHALL 3 NORTH 61 Delwin finds trouble along the boards. Gary Montoya Tom Bonrud John Zamora SOUTH'S ENERGETIC WRESTLERS This year's Wrestling team, under the leadership of Captains Ed Eibon, John Zamora, and Cary Montoya, showed great strength and talent throughout the season. Here is an individual look at the six seniors on the team, who were more or less the nucleus. Randy Clementson- Division: Heavyweight. This was Randy's first year of wrestling at South; he compiled a 0-3 record. Although he waited late to come out, he showed willingness and courage. His nickname was The Looker . Ed Eibon- Division: 154 lb. Ed is a tri-captain of the team. He has wrestled in varsity for two years and is very aggressive. In the La Seuer Invitational Tournament Ed placed second with a six-two-two record. His nickname is Bulldog. Steve Iverson- Division: 138 lbs. Steve has been wrestling for three years. This year he had a 7-1 record, due to a shoulder injury which plagued him for most of the year. His nickname was Speedy. Thomas Bonrud- Division: 127 lbs. Tom who has been wrestling for three years, has done a good job. In the 10th grade he received a reward as best sophomore wrestler. His nickname is Choker. Gary Montoya- Division: 120 lbs. A tri-captain, he also is this years leading 120 lbs wrestler in the City Conference. Gary was on varsity all three years and has a record of 10 wins and no losses. John Zamora- Division: 103 lbs. John, a tri-captain, has been on varsity for three years. He was second leading 103 lb. wrestler in city competition. He placed second last year and first this year in Districts. LEFT: Coach Lee with Capts. Ed Eibon, John Zamora, and Gary Montoya. Steve Iverson Ed Eibon Randy Clementson ROW 1: Mr. Berg, Dale Vandeusen, Larry Elvendahl, Gary Gary Montoya, Mike Iverson, Ed Eibon, Eddy Benson, Randy Jensen, Knoblaugh, Leroy Ferguson, Ed Archambalt, John Clementson. Mike Straw. Roger Schmidt, Paul Gon ales, Lofdahl, Coach R. Lee. ROW 2: Ricky Palla, Rick Hammer, Steve Iverson, Tom Bonrud, John Zamora. PROVED TO BE REAL TIGERS! LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1, Paul Iverson, Felix Curtis, Mark Nault, Bryant Whipkey, Jim Harrity, John lofdahl, Larry Klu-nenberg, ROW 2, Coach Owens, Scott Schoeneckcr, Bob Gilmore, Fred Curtis, Gary Montoya, Don Sivigny, Wilbur Fink, Lauris Melgaard, Coach Kaari, ROW 3, Vince Roberts, Mike Murry, Mike Packard, Richard Hammer, Paul Gonzalez, Neil Hanson, Ken Jacques, Andy Kissell, Jeff Christenson, ROW 4, Stanley Roberts, Paul Eastwold, Greg Zipoy, Robert Erickson, Daryl Beilin, Tom Knoblaugh, Mike Straw, Kevin Beilin. TRACK AND BASEBALL TEAMS This year's young track team hopes to win the majority of the fourteen meets scheduled this spring. Mr. Kaari looks for his two mile and half mile relay teams to be South's strongest events and hopefully to be the impetus for a winning season. The baseball team is looking forward to another great season. Last year the Tigers posted a 6-4 record, but lost to Washburn in the district finals. The team, with only three seniors, is expecting great support from juniors John Larson, Steve Murphy, Cary Svidron, and Tom Doble. Gary Rue and Marty Duda are the outstanding sophomores. The pitching staff will be made up of Dave Jacobson, Richard Olson, and Marty Duda. LEFT TO RIGHT: Outstanding runners, Greg Zipoy, Paul Iverson, Fred Curtis, Bob Gilmore. Dave Jacobson Tom Bonrud Tim Eagen Members of the baseball team were as follows, ROW 1: D. Jacobson, D. Westlund, G. Rue, M. Ferianchic, S. Murphey, T. Eagen, T. Bonrud, R. Johnson, B. McGee, ROW 2: A. Brummer, J. Theisen, G. Svidron, J. Larson, E. Benson, B. Law- son, A. Semiles, G. Ruhl, Coach Roscoe. ROW 3: S. Larson, Mr. Berg, Soph Coach, Mark Longhoffer, C. Johnson, R. Rogers, R. Hayhurst, T. Doble, D. Bu zanis, L. Voight. EXPECT REWARDING SEASON! SPRING IS IDEAL SETTING FOR This year's golf team consists of four seniors, and one junior. Coach Mona states that this team is very green, and it will take some time to get them into the swing of things! The team is very inexperienced, with no returning lettermen. The team started using their new equipment late in the winter. This included a net and a putting green. Members were Richard Swanson, Duane Larson, Bernie Elvendahl, john Lynn, and Mark Svendahl. GOLF AND TENNIS! The tennis team is looking forward to a great season, under the leadership of Mr. Hodgden, their coach. The team is held together by four seniors Steve Iverson, Greg Schauff, Gordie Norheim, and Paul Sullivan. Last year's team had a very bad record of five wins and five losses, but this team hopes to do much better. Steve Iverson is captain, and his talent on the court will be an excellent example for fellow team members to follow. 66 Police Liason Officer: Mr. Remily Intern : Mr. Schultz LET TODAY EMBRACE THE PAST WITH REMEMBRANCE ANDTHE FUTURE WITH LONGING — GIBRAN Our Nurse: Miss Long Work Coordinators: Mr. Ralph, Mr. Swintek, Mr. Polunc, Mr. Beckman 0 Art: Mr. Brezny IT iUN INTO jOVfPAY Business: Mr. Folkestad, Mrs. Groth, Mr. Kormanik Coordinator: Miss Pratt Work Program: Mrs. Bryan 71 Art: Miss Frazier Bookkeeping: Mr. S. Nelson I AM NOT A TEACHER: ONLY A FELLOW TRAVELLER OF WHOM YOU ASKED THE WAY SHAW English: Miss Fisher, Mr. Schell English: Mr. Swanson. Mr. Roscoe English: Miss Cornish English: Mrs. Royster, Miss Berzak English: Mr. Ritter, Mr. Gibbons English: Miss Bremer, Miss Lund Foreign Language: Mrs. Kurimay, Miss Lere, Miss Ittel Home Ec.: Mrs. Grivelli, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. White, Mrs. Smith Music: Mr. Steinkoenig Physical Education: Mr. Magdanz, Mr. Owens (LOWER LEFT PHOTO) Physical Education: Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Johnson History: Mr. Pelrich. Mr. lee, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Kaari Modern Problems: Mr. Bambenek Special Ed.: Mr. Glenn, Mr. Salwasser, Mr. Tyler Industrial Ed.: Mr. Groff Science: Mrs. Takekawa, Miss Bruce. WISDOM: IS TO KNOW MYSELF, COURAGE: TO CHANGE MYSELF AND SERENITY: TO ACCEPT MYSELF UNKNOWN Librarians: (TOP ROW) Miss Campbell. Miss Webster, Mrs. Ketcham. (BOTTOM ROW) Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Moore. Librarian: Mrs. Brogger. Clerks: Mrs. Gilbertson, Mrs. Petrich, Mrs. Nelson. Cook$:(L. TO R.) Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Heddan, Mrs. Bergren, Mrs. Danielson, Mrs. Marquardt. JANITORS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Leslie Selstad Richard Olson Frank Schluck Willy Harris John Hiben Larry Burns Ruth Nelson Augie Ranzinger Kenny Lee Louie Larson f CONTRAST'S IN SOPHOMORES — THE CLASS OF 1972 Your class of 1972 is one of the most fortunate classes to attend South High, tor a number of reasons. First, you will be attending the finest, and the newest high school in the area. Also, you have been able to experience the most advanced system of education-Modular Scheduling. Your opportunities are numerous, your experience will undoubtedly be rewarding. Good Luck to all of you! Adarm. Norm«n Amundton. Debra Andervon. Fred |, f Andervon. Keith . -a m An del voo. Richard V, 7. A. A Andreoll, Rhonda Appleieth, Batty. Ter cm ?� _fT Becker, Debbie Behl, Darcy ■y' - i a % a $ Behymer. Dan Belford. Melodee Beilin. Kevin Beniamin, linda Bergervon. Kathleen 1 9. 9 3k , Bergvrud. |am« Boeie. Karen Bokuiky, Richard Bolechowcki, Row Bolling. Jerry JLA A 9 0 Bolling. Terry Bonrud. Mary Brandt. Cen Braumchweig. Steve Brekuv. Sandra f Broete. Gayle Brorm, Thomai Brown. Maggie Brown. Rovanne Browne. Paul •«=- A ft O •sSe- JMk ■ x Carbon, David Carbon, loune f -3 1 9 1 Chrmemen. |ell - ff w i Ctchy. Debra Conklin, lerome j Ig 1 31 80 A Cooper, Jeff Core. Ruth Curtis, feli Dali man, Lloyd Davis, Stan Daucsavage, Valeria Dcttman, Cynthia Dornak, Laurie Dougherty, Patricia Douglas, Pat Drogseth, Judy Drydahl, Terry EXtda, Marty Eckman, Rct ecca Edkind, Russell Eidum, Nancy Ellgren, Pamella Ellingson, James Erickson, Linda Ernehest, Steve Evcndahl, Larry Fairbanks. Karen fink, Ronald Forsberg. Cindy Forsberg, Jell Freeman, Pamela Frink, Terry Frye, Sherry Fulton, Melodic Gacek, Betty Clime, Pat Goniales, Paul Gores, Jim Greeler, Timothy Green, Sylvia Gregerson, David Gustafson, Mike Halverson, Timothy Hansen, 8evcrly Hansen, Craig Hansen, Donna Harper. Deborah Hauptman, Martin Hayhurst, Robert Helget, Kathy Hoyhtya, Ronald Imberie, Carol Ingle, Donald Jackson, Jeffery Jacobson, Richard A 9L. % 0 A A Jacobson, Kathy Jemming, Thomas Jenniges, 8ecky Johnson, Carl Johnson, Geraldine Johnson, William Kalember, Gregory Kasseth, Lois Kehoe, Doug Kelly, Marlene 9 81 Kenow, Robin Kendrick, |anet Kisscll, Andrew Kiunberg, Larry Knick, Fred Knobbs, Julie Knudsen, Delores Kojetin, Michael Kovack, Lynne Kraft, Kathleen Lane. Barbara Landon, Roger LaPage, Marsha LaPoint, Lanette Larsen. Patricia Larsen, Stephen Larson, Dorothy Larson, Linda Larson, Nancy Laudert, Allen LaVigne, Cary Lawson, Beverly Lawson, Michael LeDuc, Vickie linn, Joe Loftdahl, John Londa, Cary lundeen, Cary Mahood, Steve Martini, Mary Q 1 % § A 9 JL 9 f. 9 9 9, f 5 t,5 l Matthew, Linda Matula, Curtis McCulloch, Cecelia McKee. Lynn McLeod, Lloyd Meidinger, Mary Mendele, Victoria Mctrke, Tom Mickley, John Miller, Creg Miller, Richard Mlejnck, Creg Moline, David Moore, Manuef Morgan, Larry Metrke, Christine Murphy, James Murry, Mike Myers, Kathryn Nault, Mark Norgrcn, Larry Norheim, JoAnn O-Fallon. Debbie Olivia, Jean OJson. Joan Olson, lorinda Oman, Roberta Ostlund, Cheryl Ormon, Marta Pacheco, Mario 82 Palla, Richard Pi k , T«ry Partridge. lean Pearson, Jackquelyne Pederson, James Pederson. Janet Pelpier, Paulette Pendergrass, Pam f 2. a a Peterson, Dayl Pritchard, Paul Proskin, Cheryl Quirin, Kim Raglnski, Ellen Renstrom, Belinda Rhoden, Herbert Rich, Carl Richard, laune Rincon, Laura RJornile, Dawn X 9 t.ii X X A A Jit JtJk % J%k Roberts. Vincent W - Taj Robertson, Charlene Rodcck, Mike - t 1 A Rogers, Rickey 'W Rogers, Scott Rololl, Janice JL JL Ji JL Ruud. Oavld 5allese, Aldo Sauce, Phillipc Schaffer, Barbara Scharafanow. George iA? 8.1 Schauff. Don Schoanecker, Scott Scholia. John Scholtes, Charles Shadrack. Michael XXX S 3 Scheekanolf. Lee Schwartz, Steven Sheiler, Carol Shesvold, Carol Srkorski, Andrew mi i Smestad. Nancy Smithson, Jackie Spratt, Debbie Stange, Roiannc Star, Sue H ft A ik A P XI staw, Mich el | Steffey, Ricky 1 f £•£ Sternquist. Dianne Streke. Tom «' f ' - Stonbrough. Michael A AS Stonefaurg, Richard k Strange. Elaine wl'j Sullivan. Ronald Jfc Sundahl, John •’ Sundstrom, Edward 83 Waldemar, Scon Walker. Don Wallin. Debra Webber. Alcvia Weigler. Robin Weniworth. Marcia Wettlund, Dale Wenlin. Georgia White, Lynn Whitmore, loraine Zuleger. Terry j y a k t Soneson, Pam Svec, Shelly Sypnietk, William Tapell, Charlie Thenen, Joveph Thoen. Bonnie Thoma, Renaye Thompvon. Candy Thompson, Cathy Thurman, Thomas Thultin, Roxanne Treip, Ingrid Valet, Charles VanDunen, Dale Vacilell. Julie Venier, Debby Vetvch, Paul Vogelpohl, Lennox Voight, Lloyd Voorheev, Richard 9 A. A 2 Widholm, Sandra Wtlhelmi, Char lev Wood, Steven Woodnc h, Steven Wynn. Mark $ f i Tf JUNIORS — THE CLASS OF 1971 You, the class of 1971, have proved to be one of the most productive groups of students in South High this year. Your intelligence, your resourcefulness, and your desires were reflected in everything you did. We know you have many fine dynamic leaders who will be of great value in the year to come, your senior year. It's evident that your class is a closely knit one: A tremendous asset if your Senior year is to be an exceptional one. You will be the first class to complete a full year of education in the new South High School. Good luck to each and everyone of you. aa 9. X A | i (1 1 © Behl, Randy BeHm, Daryl Bel more, Maune Benton. Chrniina Benton, fddie I 9 Andrutko. Linda Andrutko, Mary Armour, Mike Armttrong, Barbara Arnqunt, Soe Auttin, Robert Baarttad. Kathleen BaJIargeon, Michelle Barker. Stencn Barrette, Rotanne ft f Berg, Mike Betgerton, Barbara Bergquitt, Shirley Bine. Margo Blager, Sharon Slewing, Carol Blumberg, Cary Breyette. Ram Briggt. Kathy Both, Arlene Bu ann, Denmt Campion, Patrick Carbon. Charlet Carbon. Robin Cherry, Carolyn 9 9k JT 5 A a JL ft. A t JL A a ©A Jt A mi CommeOy. lackie Crandall, Kevtn Dahl, Suvan Dahle, Dean Darn, loan Davit. Tbereta Deal. Suvan Dbcbirtger. Angela Due lunger. |udy DtKhlnger. Beranrd 85 % ±JL 3 £klk 43 9 ? JL :1 $ 9 $, Ooblc. Tom Dwindl, Debbie Eastman. Ronald Fast wold, Raul Eldum, Richa d Ellen. Rita Endecsbe, Sown Engerbretson, Peggy Ingledinger, Mary Erickson, Bob Ervastl, Walter Farrell. Sieve Ferguson, Olivia Ferirncek. Michael Fimon, Mary Fong. David Frink, Terry Fryek. Terry For !, Michael Gahbow. |anet Gebhart, Sandy Gilmore, Robert Glad. Pearl Goneau, Ann Marie Greeler, Sieve Gross, Mary Ann Groven. Lynne Hafner. Ronnie Hammer. Richard Hansen, AnnMarie l 3 9 a i n ii s 9. JL 5, ®. J .A. Jl. A. 9 9 lacques, Kenneth lenson, Gary lohnson, Bruce Johnson, Diane lohnson. Judith Johnson, Monte Johnson, Randy Johnson, Roy Johnston. Stephen Jones. Kathy Hansen. Mike Hanson, lames Hanson, Neil Han rely, Jim Harper. Gail Harper, Michael Harris. Stephanie Harrison, Marie Hawkins, Beata Helmuth. Jeannette Henry, Paulette Herrera. Kim Hill, Dorene Humphrey. George Hunt, Rennee laquinto, Rebecca Iverson, Barbara Iverson, Mike Jackson, Vivian Jacobsen, David 9 ,9 Q X ? A 86 Katula, Sieve Kedy, Damd Keile. James Kenow, (ill Kcppel. Gloria Kirk. Judith jmmtr, Ken Kubera. Patricia WC -' landon, Dennis larsen, Bonita a ?. a. I arson. Jjcqueline Id Avon, Terl lee, Estelle fl lB e f I iljedjhl. Dune A lillemoe, Don ii sL a loch. Joyce lumbly. Amy B Mjgney, Sandy IN' Mandery, Nancy |T fl ’IB Masluey, Sandra § £ .1 JL A Matneson, Janet Matson, Allen McGinnis, Debra McManus, William McNamara. Kathy § 1 1R A Mrtdinger, Timothy Melgaard, lauris Michalik. Jell Milan. Marilyn Moats. Sandra Moe, Donna 4 Morn, Darryl 3B Mol ash, June M-- JB • iy Moore. Jim I'lS Morris. ® 3,t, Mostue, Allen Mueller leile, Cary j J I | J irphy, Steve Nelson, Bryan Nelson. David - X NeHon. Douglas Nelson, Cary B Neuman. Kathy ' W Norby, Carolyn 1 Norgren. Steve j A X Nugent. Ann Nutter, Melody B Odegard. Sue Oliver. Sue B ’M F Olson. Chala sA 11 Obon, Craig Olson, Diane Olson, Richard Olson. Wallace O olins. Andrew A is A £, Patterson. Paula Pierce, Janelle Potvin, Rachellr Potvin, Rita L k Pyche. Roger m 87 Raycroft, Sue Rea, Richard Reinard, Betty Renne, Debra Re-Mrpo, Sylvia Revtbeck, Daniel Rincon, Roianne Robin. Georgianne Ryan. Pete Sand . Debra Schevvold, George Schmidt. Roger Scholtev, Jim Schon. Steve Schredler. lorl Schwartz, Mark Semeln. Andy Smgmalnett, Kathy Silbernagle, Janet Siogman, Dale Skwira, Mary Smith. Phyllh Somenon, Pam Stewart, Janet Stodolka, David Stone, Seraphme Svec ludy Svendahi, Mari Svidron, Gary Sw enton, Bill 19 li A A A 9 A 9 f. SwriJt, Mavra Tangen. David Thompson, Terry Tinn, Carol Towmsend, Tom Trigg . Sue Tupper, Janelle Ulrich, Betty Ungletbce, laVonne VaJly. Richard Vowen, Connie Westland, Dave Westlln, Dale Whipkey. Bryant Whipple, Arlene Wigen, John William . William Wood, Phillip Zippy. Greg Zumbmnncn, Kathy JUNIORS IN ACTION 89 CONTRASTS IN SENIORS Adams, Jean May 16,1952 Student Council. Anderson, Belinda January 13,1952 Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Young Life, French Club, German Club, Swedish Club, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council, Band, Ski Club, Homecoming Attendant. Anderson, Janie January 27,1952 Senior Representative. Ahlquist, Veronica Ronnie” September 10,1952 Spanish Club, Tiger Staff, Honor Society, F.T.A. Anderson, Cheryl November 15,1952 Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Southerner Staff, Student Council. Anderson, Jerelyn Jeri” March 19,1952 Spanish Club, G.A.A., Blu-Tri, Bowling, Pep Club, Ski Club. WE, THE LAST Anderson, Kathy May 18,1952 Banker. Angrimson, Connie July 26,1952 Work Program. Andrusko, Marcia Marcy January 7,1952 Spanish Club, Class Play, Southerner, Tiger Staff, Honor Society, F.T.A., G.A.A. Backstrom, Irene Beannie September 19,1952 G.A.A. Young Life, Student Council, Tigerettes. Bale, Wanda July 21.1952 Balluff, John Beckman, Charles Chuck August 15,1951 Swimming Bertek, Kathleen Kathe September 28,1952 Student Council Alt. Berguist, Marvel April 8,1952 Tiger Representative, Work Program, Honor Society. Bethkc, Peggy Peg July 2,1952 SENIOR CLASS . . . Bine, Kathy July 11,1952 C.A.A. (Pres.) Cheerleader, South Singers, Choir. 93 Bill, Barbara Barb April 27,1952 Choir, Tiger Representative, Ski Club, Blu-Tri, Student Council, Young Life, French Club, South Singers. Bine, Karen July 11,1952 C.A.A., Blu-Tri (Pres.) South Singers, Cheerleader, Tiger Representative, Choir. Black, Shelley July 23.1952 Blazina, Tim Blowers, Craig June 15,1952 German Club, Senior Cabinet, Variety Show, Junior Cabinet. German Club, Student Council, Variety Show. Bokusky, Beverly Bev” June 7,1952 G.A.A., Tigerettes, Choir, Class Play, Variety Show. . . . FROM OLD SOUTH . . . Bolechowski, Ruth Ruthy” January 31,1952 Blu-Tri, Pep Club, French Club, Student Council, Homecoming Candidate, Young Life. Brennan, Rebecca Becky” August 7,1952 G.A.A., Cheerleader, Blu-Tri, Pep Club. Bronson, Nancy March 2,1952 Work Program, Office Aid. 94 Bonrud, Thomas Silo” June 25,1952 Baseball, Wrestling, Young Life, Jr. Class Officer, Senior Class Cabinet, Student Council, Y-Tigers, Pep Club, S Club, Sno-Daze Candidate, Homecoming Candidate. Brennan, Roberta Bird” August 7,1952 Cheerleading, G.A.A., Student Council, Southerner Staff. Brown, Colleen December 5,1952 Cheerleader. Student Council, Senior Class Rep., Banker, Pep Club, Booster Club, F. T.A., Variety Show, G. A.A., Spanish Club. Girls State, Young Life, Blu-Tri, Ski Club. Brown, Denny March 12.1952 Stage Crew, Basketball. Capra, Carol August 13,1952 Choir (treas.), Blu-Tri, G.A.A., South Singers. Campbell, Arthur “Mike September 1,1952 Carlson, Kathleen “Kathie September 9,1952 Tiger Representative. . . . ARE PROUD TO HAVE . . . Carstens, Julie Ceason, Katherine Kathy November 13,1952 Pep Club. Castonguay, Phyllis August 6,1952 Christianson, Mark November 9,1951 Building Trades Program. Clementson, Randall “Clem Football, Track, Audio Visual, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Student Council Alt. Clark, Karen August 4,1952 Cohoe, Judith Judy April 10,1952 Band, Student Council Alt., Pep Club, Tiger Rep., Banker. Craigmile, Patty Pat January 26,1952 Daum, Laura July 1,1951 Comstock, Linda Work Program. Curtis, Fred The Butcher Basketball, Track, Football, Cross Country. Davis, Barbara Young Life, Student Council, Ski Club, German Club, Pep Club, Booster Club, Junior Cabinet. . . . TAKEN PARTIN De La Pena, Kelby May 23,1952 Danielson, Pat Ski Team, M.S.U., Honor Society. Diaz, Thomas September 22,1952 Dubois, David Dave Baseball, Wrestling, August 20,1951 Student Council. Duchene, David Eibon, Edward January 13,1952 Football (Capt.), Wrestling, Tennis, Baseball, Jr. Class Rep., Senior Class Rep., Student Council, S Club, Ski Club, Young Life, Pep Club, Hi-Y. Eilcr, Betty March 14,1952 Work Program. Eagen, Tim The Turtle October 4,1952 Football, Baseball (Capt.), Skiing, Ski Club, Young Life, S Club, Student Council, Jr. Cabinet, German Club, Hi-Y (Pres.), Tiger Staff, Booster Club, Choir (Pres.), South Singers, Bankers, Pep Club, Hi-C, Variety Show, Homecoming M.C. Eide, Steven May 30,1952 Football, Student Council, M.S.U., Basketball, Southerner. Elliott, Robert Elliott October 28,1952 Pep Club, Young Life, Hi-Y, Homecoming Attendant, Tiger Staff (Editor), Southerner Staff, Ski Club, Jr. Cabinet. SUCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS . . . Elms, Colleen Ellwangcr, Richard APr'i 52 June 15,1952 Work Program. Elvendahl, Bernard July 11,1952 Emerson, Edward W'restling, Tennis, Golf Team, Young Life. Emerson, Dennis M August 1,1952 Ski Club, Young Life, Wrestling. Engebretson, Pamela Pam June 19,1952 Enebo, Stanley Stauch Student Council, Sr. Class Rep., German Club, Swimming. Engebretson, Patricia Pat February 24,1951 Spanish Club. . . . BEING FIRST UNDER Erickson, Marie Evenson, Lynn Ottie June 24,1952 Work Program, Office Aid. Evenskaas, Jerilyn Everskay June 7,1952 Student Council, Choir. Filek, Patricia Pat November 19,1952 Pep Club, Blue-Tri, Student Council, Jr. Class Rep., Sr. Class Rep. Fink, Wilbur Bill October 26,1951 98 Fimon, Georgia February 23,1952 Office Aid, Gym Aid. f latgard, Lee Ann Lee” November 12,1952 Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Junior Usher, Junior Cabinet. Student Council. Fowler, Linda October 27,1952 G.A.A., Blu-Tri, Young Life, Student Council, German Club, Spanish Club, Tigerettes. Forde, Leslie April 16,1952 Blu-Tri, German Club, Southerner Stall. Class Play. Freeman, Catherine Cathy Tiger Stall, Senior Class Play, Honor Society, Variety Show, F.T.A. (Pres.). MODULAR SCHEDULING . . . Gagnon, Bonita Gearin, Beverly Bev December 25,1951 Banker, Tiger Rep., Blu-Tri, Jr. Cabinet. Geldert, Melodee Meano April 10.1952 Blu-Tri, Banker. Gallagher, Robert Bob October 9,1952 Hockey (Capt.), Football, Track. Geisendorfer, Jane May 16,1953 German Club, Pep Club, Young Life, Blu-Tri, Senior Cabinet, Office Aid, Band, Tiger Staff. Gillette, Cecelia Cecil November 6,1952 G.A.A. 99 Gillooly, Nancy October 5,1952 Glass, Clonia Gores, Linda Greeler, Nancy September 16,1952 Grandbois, Keith October 7,1952 Ski Club, Young Life, Hi-Y, S Club, Pep Club, Football. Grenges, Jerry December 12,1952 . . . TAKING PART IN Grimes, Roseann May 20,1952 All School Play, Work Program. Gullickson, Bonnie Gustafson, Aria November 30,1952 Pep Club, Work Program. Hallquist, Evelyn Hardeman, Keith June 23,1952 Football, Basketball (Co-Capt.), Track. Hayenga, Bonnie Bon September 12,1951 French Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri. Henry, Debra Debbie June 30.1952 Blu-Tri, German Club, F.T.A. Hardeman, John Johnson March 20,1951 Football (Co-Capt.), Basketball (Co-Capt.), S Club, Track, Homecoming King. Hein, Myrl July 8,1952 Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff. Blu-Tri, Ski Club, Pep Club, M.S.U., Senior Cabinet. Henry, Jacqueline THE 75th ANNIVERSARY . . . Herceg, Jill Ski Club, Swedish Club.G.A.A. Herrera, Jesse September 26,1951 Hilyar, Sandra April 26.1952 Hill, Steven Wrestling, Track. Work Program. Hoff, Steven Hoving, Vickie January 14,1952 Hovle, Thomas Tom March 6,1952 Young Life, G.A.A., Hoythya, Dario Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Student Council, Junior Class Rep., Senior Class Rep., Southerner (Co-Editor), Jr. Usher. . . . THE GROUNDBREAKING Iverson, Cary March 28,1952 Iverson, Steven Ivy May 1,1952 Wrestling, Tennis, Young Life, Ski Club, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet, S Club. Jacobson, Susan Sue July 12,1952 Blu-Tri, German Club, G.A.A., Ski Club, Young Life, Golf Team, Tiger Staff, Pep Club, Student Council, Jun-102 ior Cabinet, Junior Usher. Iverson, Paul Jacobson, Mike October 28,1952 Jensen, Melanie October 14,1952 G.A.A., Young Life, Student Council, Band, Ski Club, Blu-Tri, Banker, Sr. Class Rep. Johnson, Angela Johnson, Anne Marie Angie Annie April 11,1952 October 23,1952 Senior Representative. Johnson, Mary September 1,1952 Johnson, Vernon Office Aid. OFTHE NEW SOUTH . . . Junjak, Lorelei Lorio February 28.1952 Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Young Life, Choir, Jr. Rep., School Mascot, Y-Tigers. Kassath, Sandra Sandy January 23,1952 Honor Society, School Play, FT. A. Kmetz, Keith April 20,1952 M.S.U. Karlson, David Dave February 21,1952 King, Mike Kingfish Baseball, Hi-Y, $ Club. Student Council, School Play, German Club. Krueger, Joe Hole October 11,1952 All School Play, Variety Show, Stage Crew, Track, Experimental Drama. Knoblauch, Tom Knobby December 6,1952 Football, Wrestling, Jr. Cabinet, Southerner, Booster Club, Baseball, S Club, Sr. Cabinet, Track, German Club, Student Council, Class Play. Larson, Douglas Larson, Michael Mike July 23,1952 Knutsen, Tom October 8,1952 Larson, Duane May 16,1952 Golf Team, Honor Society, Southerner Staff. Lawson, Penny March 18,1952 Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Jr. Cabinet, G.A.A., German Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Young Life, Booster Club, Variety Show. . . . THE DEDICATION OF Lawson, Robert Broadway Bob August 6,1952 Football, Baseball, Swedish Club, Jr. Class Pres., Student Council Larson. Rita Pr lr Usher. S Club, Young Life, Homeroom Fire Chief, Tiger Staff, Southerner Staff, Homecoming Attendant, Sno-Daze Attendant, Y-Tigers, Hi-Y, Booster Club. Leegard, Beverly Bev March 25,1952 Ski Club, Young Life, Spanish Club, Blu-Tri, Lee, Monte Y-Tigers, Jr. Usher, Honor Society, Jr. Class Rep., Student Council, G.A.A., Band, Pep Club, Banker, Homecoming M.C. Lehrke, Ynonnc Loche, Marlene June 6,1952 Band, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Banker, C.A.A. Long, Colleen Lindahl, Janet Goldy October 28,1951 Lofdahl, Barbara Barb October 27,1952 German Club, Southerner (Co-Editor), Blu-Tri (Chaplain), Student Council alt.. Young Life, Pep Club, South Singers, Choir, Speech, G.A.A. Longley, Carole November 11,1952 OUR NEW FIELD . . . Loye, William Bill Ski Team, German Club, Student Council, Sr. Class Pres., Jr. Class Rep., Hi-Y, Ski Club (Pres.). Lundeen, Gail July 4,1952 Swedish Club. Lundeen, Sandra Sandy November 18,1951 Lynn, John Blu-Tri, Tiger Staff, Ski March 24,1952 Club, M.S.U., Student Council, Tiger Rep., Golf Team. Senior Cabinet, Student Director of Class Play. MacKean, Bonita Bonnie” May 25.1952 Pep Club, Spanish Malmaquist. Mark Club, Banker, G.A.A. Student Director of School Play. Martin, David Dave Mandery, Susan Sue” July 12,1952 French Club, Hi-C. ... THE SETTING OF Manoleff, Patricia Pat” January 3,1952 G.A.A., Cheerleader, Blu-Tri, Student Council, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Martschenko, Catarina Kathy November 22,1951 Spanish Club, French Club, Blu-Tri, All School Play. Martini, Karen May 4,1951 McAninch, Mary Bunny January 24,1952 Southerner, Tiger Rep., Blu-Tri. McCulloch, Renee McGowan, Carmen November 22,1952 McKee, Ann Annie August 20.1952 G.A.A., Tennis, Blu-Tri, Pep Club, German Club. Miller, Joseph Joe November 23,1952 Honor Society, Basketball, Tiger Rep., Student Council, Audio Visual. Meyer, Bonnie German Club, Class Play. Miros, George Tom September 11,1951 THE CORNERSTONE . . . Montoya, Gary Wrestling. Moy, Larry Neault, Katherine Kathie December 5,1951 Blu-Tri. Morse, Judy Peanuts February 23,1951 Band, Pep Club. Murphy, Tom Nelson, Randi Rrr Rrr January 25,1952 Blu-Tri, Young life, German Club (V. Pres.), Student Council, Y-Tigers, Pep Club, Bulletin Reader. Nolen, Sandra Sandy July 22,1952 French Club. G.A.A., Blu-Tri, Tigerette, B-Squad Cheerleader, Student Council, Pep Club. Nuhring, Wayne September 26,1952 O'Connell, Roberta Birdie February 13.1952 G.A.A., Tiger Rep., Honor Society. Norheim, Gordon June 14,1952 Ski Team, Tennis Team, Young Life, Honor Society. Nygaard, Dale August 11.1952 Oliva, Wanda The Bubble Gum Kid February 25,1952 AND BEING ... Olson, Gary March 16,1952 Olson, Sheryl Paavola, Linda Oman, Larry April 9,1952 August 2,1953 Pep Club, Tigerettes. Patterson, Kathryn Kak March 10,1952 Young Life, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet (Treas.), Pep Club (Pres.), (Vice-pres. Jr. Year), Jr. Usher, Student Council, Blu-Tri, Spanish Club, Swedish Club, Ski Club, Tiger Staff, Booster Club. Pelkey, Kenneth Ken German Club, Variety Show, School Play. Pierce, David Work Program. Pederson, Joyce April 20.1951 G.A.A., Choir, Variety Show. Phelps, Robert Work Program. Plowman, Joyce July 28,1951 Hi-C, Student Council alt. THE FIRST CLASS ... Rannow, Elissa Rannow, Tim Reyerson, Steven Steve January 7,1952 Rhoden, Judy March 19,1952 Work Program. Roberts, Stanley Stan” March 28,1952 Football, Track, 5 Club, Pep Club, German Club, Student Council, Jr. Class (Trcas.), Sr. Class Rep., Booster Club, Jr. Usher, Honor Society (Treas.), Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff. Rogers, Judy October 25,1952 Blu-Tri, Tiger Rep., Office Aid, Work Program. Rogers. Warren December 21,1952 German Club, Student Council, Band. Roloff, Linda August 14.1951 Work Program. TO GRADUATE . . . Roloff, Victoria Vickie” July 17.1951 Rue, Marian September 16,1952 Blu-Tri, Pep Club, German Club, Hi-Y, Young Life, Tiger Rep., Honor Society, Southerner Staff. Sande, Jerilyn Jeri” October 29,1952 Young Life, G.A.A., Band, Student Council, Ski Club, Jr. Cabinet, Blu-Tri, Booster Club. Rowlett, Doug Rye, Glenn March 28,1951 Hi-Y, ”S” Club, Cross Country, Track. Satterbo, Mark December 2,1952 Ski Team, Ski Club. Schauff, Gregory Greg August 19,1952 Satrum, Annette Wrestling, Tennis, Young life, Hi-Y, Student Council. Scheeler, Janice Jan May 10,1952 Scheele, Sandra April 21,1952 FROM OUR ... Schilling, Owen Work Program. Sedjo, Linda July 30,1952 Student Council. Schmock, Norma Shepard, Eileen August 22,1951 Skogman, Laurie March 7,1952 G.A.A., Spanish Club, Pep Club, Tiger Rep., Jr. Class Cabinet, Blu-Tri. Sivigny, Donald Swimming, Track. Ill ' Stodieck, Ann November 28,1952 Strenge, Margaret Maggie August 6,1951 Smith, Betty Smith, Brenda Lee June 27,1952 Spratt, Dean September 26,1952 Smith, Debbie Choir, Stage Crew, Southerner Staff. Stiehm, Roberta February 19,1952 Starr, Joe Student Council (Sec.), Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Rep. LONG AWAITED DREAM . . . Stodolka, Sharon Sherry February 23,1952 German Club. Sullivan, Paul Sully July 11,1951 Sr. Rep. Sumner, Kim „ , . October 14,1952 Swanson, Delwin Swanson, Richard Swanny May 21,1952 Golf Team. Sward, Susan Sue October 21,1952 G.A.A., Student Council. Theisen, Ruth August 23,1952 Tapelt, Thomas Tom Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Jr. March 24,1952 Usher, Student Coun- cil, Southerner, Tiger Rep., Tiger Staff. THE NEW SOUTH! Thoennes, Sandra Sandy November 1,1952 German Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Jr. Usher, Jr. Cabinet, Student Council. Timmer, Janice Tim October 14,1952 Work Program. Thompson, Terry August 19,1952 Student Council (Treas.), Jr. Class (Vice Pres.), Sno-Daze Queen, Homecoming Attendant, Tiger Rep., Sr. Class Rep., Banker. Tischmack, Ronald Tish March 24,1951 Football, Baseball, Booster Club, S Club. Toal, Mary June 3,1951 Tungson, Joe Treziok, Danny Tresavant, Jeff Dan November 19,1952 Van Deusen, Deborah Debbie March 29,1952 German Club, Pep Club, Blu-Tri, Jr. Usher, Student Council, Tiger Rep., Sr. Cabinet, Honor Society. Velde, Joann Jo September 17,1952 Velenchenko, David February 7,1952 Vasquez, Roxanne Veldey, Dorothy March 2,1952 Student Council, G.A.A., Jr. Usher, Blu-Tri, Pep Club, German Club, Young Life. Venass, Nancy May 25,1952 Banker. Waellof, Edwin • Ed Wald, |udy December 18,1952 Weisser, Beverly Wendling, Patty August 11,1952 Work Program. Wcnsole, Ella September 6,1952 Wickoren, Roberta Bobbie October 29,1952 German Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Young Life, Blu-Tri, Ski Club, Band, Student Council, Jr. Class Rep. Wolfe, Debra Debbie September 1,1952 Young Life, Band, Student Council, Ski Club, Sr. Rep., Blu-Tri, Y-Tigers, Office Aid, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Booster Club, Banker, Tiger Rep. Whipkey, Suzanne Sue September 7,1952 Cheerleader (Capt.), Blu-Tri, Y-Tigers, Homecoming Queen, Student Council, Jr. Cabinet, G.A.A., Ski Club, Choir, Pep Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Office Aid, Booster Club, Young Life. Wiese, Deborah Debbie EJecember 25,1952 Honor Society (Sec.), Pep Club, Tiger Staff, Jr. Usher, Student Council, Southerner Staff, Blu-Tri, Tiger Staff. Wolfe, Toni August 2,1952 German Club. Wollack, Bruce March 4,1952 Woods. Cindy Football, Hi-Y, $ Club, Student Council, Honor Society. Yee, Charlotte Char November 13.1952 Wyelhm, Jean Blu-Tri. Cerman c|ub C.A.A., Pep Club, Honor Society. Zastrow. Elizabeth Betsy Yurecko, Karen August 21.1952 Work Program. Zoebisch, Mary Zoeb's August 18,1952 Young Life, Student Council, Ski Club, Jr. Cabinet, Choir, Blu-Tri (Sr. Chapter Pres.), Pep Club, German Club, G.A.A., Golf- Team (Capt.), G.A.A. Board, Booster Club, Tiger Staff (Co-Editor), Southerner Staff. Zumbrennen, Cynthia Zumberge, Warren Zombie May 22.1952 Football, S Club, Sr. Class Rep., Young Life. Wattawa, Scott Student Council, Ski Team, Honor Society, German Club, French Club. M.S.U., Ski Club. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost SENIORS ARE THE BEST! 119 • n spiteof years; pf foes and fears thy praises shall be sung. Alpia Matei true, all our hearts imbue with a love fc thee that cannot die. 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