South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

(DtNNjeAPOUS pueuc LlOttAOV TIGER 1971 SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ADVISOR: MISS LAVELLA BREMER BUSINESS MANAGER: MRS. PETERSON STAFF: SUE ARNQUIST, KATHY BAARSTAD, SHARON BLAGER, PAM BREYETTE, KATHY BRIGGS, ANN GONEAU, LYNNE GROVEN, KATHY HARDING, BARB IVERSON, RANDY JOHNSON, JUDY KIRK, BONNIE LARSEN, AMY LUMBLY, ANN NUGENT, PAULA PATTERSON, DIANE PIKE, RITA POTVIN, SUE RAYCROFT, SYLVIA RESTREPO, ROXY RINCON, DEBI SANDS, JANET SILBERNAGLE, PHYLLIS SMITH, MARK SVENDAHL, BILL SWENSON. JANELL TUPPER. BETTY ULRICH, JOHN WIGEN. In our tradition of BE SOUTH, every South High student has a multitude of memories to treasure. When we moved from the Old South to our New South, we brought with us those treasured and cherished memories: our school spirit, friendships, loyalties to classmates and South High. Today, we have a new school building which abounds with so many new sources for learning, new equipment for our use. So evident to us and to all our visitors arc these highlights in our New South: a fantastic auditorium, an excellent gym, large resource centers, our beautiful library, the specialized shops, and carpeted floors. To increase a spirit of awareness, we must appreciate what we have, use it in the best ways possible and preserve it for future students. Hopefully, in our New South we arc building a new background for much more to be remembered. Yes. we have a new building, a New South, which can be enriched by yesterday’s famed loyalty and school spirit. ’71 Tiger Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 5 ORGANIZATIONS 23 SPORTS 43 STUDENT LIFE 67 FACULTY 75 UNDERCLASSMEN 87 SENIORS 105 STUDENTS, ACTUALLY DO WORK IN THE LIBRARY! CAPTURED THE BAND PLAYEDON HIGHLIGHTS WHAT. THE COMMONS CLEAN? PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT ACTIVITIES SOUTH A NEW FIELD . . In honor of Lcs Barnard, a new football field was dedicated in his name on Friday. October 9, 1970. As a coach. Barnard devoted 30 years of service to the football teams of South High. In spite of the rain and bad weather the crowd filled the stands. People were invited from all over the United States to attend the presentation of the field, the Homecoming football game, a banquet limited to 500 people and a short program presenting Lcs Barnard an award in gratitude of his service. 1936 Football Award Presented to Lcs Barnard. The Honored Lcs Barnard. DEDICATES SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL a r i?gnj Chairman IcCtStf a Mff nni yiw Miiji� AM 'Vici'ciior Mr. Shawbold presents the school to the student body. Miss Bremer accepts her doorknob. ...ANEW SCHOOL The dedication of the new school was held in the new gymnasium on Sunday October 11. Between 2,000 and 3,000 people attended the long awaited event. The program dedicating the school began at 3:00 with Master of Ceremonies, Edward P. Scdio, Superintendent of Glenlake School for boys. Joseph Diaz gave a good-bye speech to old South, and then the South High Band played the Star Spangled Banner and an overture. A Veteran of Foreign Wars. Phil Carney, presented the flags. Following this came the presentation of the school by Dr. John B. Davis Jr. (Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools), Dean Shawbold (Principal at South), and Roy Johnson (Student Council President). Judge Eugene Minenko, District Judge, said a few words and then Richard F. Allen, Chairman of the Board of Education, presented the brass doorknobs. The brass doorknobs were presented to people in the community and teachers that have contributed much to South High. The ten people who received the brass doorknobs were: Les Barnard. Lavella Bremer, Alice Campbell, Gene Flick, Verna Long, William McMoor, Eugene Minenko, Ruth Peterson, Dean Shawbold and Betty Woodward. After the presentation, the South High choir sang two numbers. The dedication ceremonies then closed by singing the Alma Mater and the Tiger Rouser. PA ir w Wruv V tc«u m (AWUINCI I tWw CMAPlfV .HTrirjo- ERECTED 1970 JOHN « DAVIS Ik a w tctttr n atm an n ostr MARVIN I TlNMOft jamci t ciuet SUPIftlNTtNOlNT - JPU NICNOfNT SUS'Nf J5 AFFAIR) 5 wrcNOTMr stccnoaby roucATio PiSfCVoB-'iCHOOT PUNNING o.hictor fewdoi ’construction ABCM.TSCT AtSOCiATtO A CMlTJCT$ GlNIBAL CONTRACTOR miCnamcai CONTRACTOR UlCTR'CAi CONTRACTOR iW-erany associate, inc. CufSftfc BOWUT T - SCOT T o« - son construction, me CiURlN L 'ANC{RSON� CN|RNt INC lllCTR . BfPA.R 6 CONSTRUCTION CO. INC KING RANDY QUEEN OLIVIA ROXY RINCON STEVESCHON ANN NUGENT ROY JOHNSON HOMECOMING JOAN DAVIS RANDY JOHNSON OLIVIA FERGUSON JOHN LARSON SYLVIA RESTREPO ANDY SEMELIS 1970 BARB BERGERSON TOM DOBLE BLU-TRI’S WRANGLERS BREAKFAST. RUBBER DUCKY YOU’RE SO FINE. HOW ABOUT A SCRAMBLED PANCAKE? An all school program, with a royal coronation, skits, and a pep-fest climaxed a week’s activities. Then despite the rainy weather, the new field was dedicated; and the Tigers beat the Volts 8 to 6. Other Homecoming events were a hayride, powder puff football game, orange and black day, and a Wranglers Breakfast. Homecoming ended with the traditional dance in the Commons, the Mystics providing the music. SERVICE WITH A SMILE. 10 NSP CATS ON THE PROWL. NEW SOUTH PREVAILS THE DEATH AND LIFE 1970 ALL SCHOOL PLAY IT S THE CODE OF THE WEST. “HONEY. DID YOU REALLY DIE AND COME BACK TO LIFE?” SNEAKY, I’M A DOCTOR. NOT A MAGICIAN.” This year’s all school play. “The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch, was a first in many ways. Not only was it the first production in the New South High School Auditorium, but it was also one of the first performances of this play in the Midwest. Another first was the “thrust” stage, which brought much of the action closer to the audience. In several scenes the entire auditorium was used as a stage. The main actors were Mike Green as Sneaky Fitch, and Demetria Jones as Maroon. Other prominent townspeople were portrayed by Ed Taylor, Peter Ozolins, Roy Johnson. Scott Olson, and Joe Moses. AND THIS A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH!” THIS ENDS A BLACK CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF GOPHER GULCH. OF SNEAKY FITCH “SOME DIRTY SON OF A______HAS STOLE MY BLUE SUIT!” “HE’S A YELLOW BELLIED, LILLY LIVERED, CRAWLING SKUNK” “I'M CHALLENGING YOU, SNEAKY ... TO A CARD GAME.” Narrators: DON INGLE, TERRY DYRDAHL, AND GEORGEIANNE ROBIN. ‘‘I GOT YOU THIS TIME.” HE’S BIPPED HIS BIPPY. HALLELUJAH, SNEAKY’S DEAD! PADDLEYOUR OWN CANOE CHARACTER —CAST Mac McGregor Lee Youngman Marie Folee — AnnMarie Goneau Carol Carlson Sue Anderson Knute Carlson John Koplas Others Debra Andrusko, Diane Barna, Debbie Benson, Bob Bono, Tom Desm. Felix Curtis, Michael Grumbling, Sherry Gross, Linda Johnson, Kim Lees, Pat Kubera, Vincent Roberts, and Loretta Young. This full length comedy was all about an interfering mother-in-law who goes to the North Woods in Minnesota to more or less set her only daughter and her new son-in-law off on the right fool. Many funny and ridiculous things happen during the course of the play, and all of the events work together to make the play great. All of the actors in this play tired their hardest to make this first trial performance a good one. “Paddle Your Own Canoe” was directed by two South High School student teachers who were Maura Ludden and Kathy Ringhofer. The play was performed 3 times, December 16, 17, and 18. LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Eckman, Marty Duda, Diane Barna, Mark Angell. Judy Svec, Greg Zipoy, Queen Janet Silbernagle, King John Wigen, Judy Dischingcr, Richard Olson, Debbie Benson, Brian King, Sue Burgeson, Rick Rogers. Our traditional “Sno-Daze is a week of winter activities climaxed by a coronation. This year's Sno-Dazc coronation was held on a Monday to allow the royalty to reign for an entire week. A new Queen, Janet Silbernagle, and a new King. John Wigen were crowned in a winter setting, complete with winter music, scenery, and even a live Snowman. A full week of winter activities was planned; however they were cancelled due to a number of unusual events which interrupted our sleigh ride, skating party, and our annual Sno-Dazc dance. SNO-DAZE 1971 QUEEN JANET KING JOHN MC’S: SYLVIA RESTREPO AND ROY JOHNSON. GO SOUTH FOR THE WINTER QUEEN JANET REIGNS OVER SNO-DAZE. CALENDAR OF THE WEEK S ACTIVITIES MONDAY: CORONATION, TOBOGGANNING. TUESDAY: HOCKEY vs. VOCATIONAL, BASKETBALL vs. WASHBURN. WEDNESDAY: SLEIGH RIDE THURSDAY: BROOMBALL AND SKATING. FRIDAY: HOCKEY vs. WASHBURN, BASKETBALL vs. HENRY. SNO-DAZE DANCE. PRIZE WINNING SNO-DAZE BUTTON: DESIGNED BY LYNNE GROVEN, SLOGAN BY BILL SWENSON. “WE HAVE 60,000 SQUARE FEET OF LUXURIOUS CARPETING AS COMPARED TO A 10 X 12 RUG IN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE RESOURCE CENTER IN THE OLD SCHOOL” BREAD AND BUTTER AND ROLLERS? ACTIVITIES IN ACTION “IS THAT THE FRITO BANDITO I SEE? “A TIME FOR US” “A Time For Us” was the theme for the 1971 Sweetheart Swirl. The annual girl-ask-boy formal was held at the Northstar Ballroom on February 13. Couples danced to the music of the Fairchild's from 8:00 to 11:30. Blu-Tri president Sylvia Restrcpo, crowned the sweetheart for the evening. Sue Arnquist. The MC's were Georgia Wettlin and Dale Westlund. Most couples concluded their evening with dinner at a fine restaurant. 1971 SWEETHEART SWIRL SWEETHEART SUE ARNQUIST SWEETHEART CANDIDATES: SUE ARNQUIST. SHARON BLAGER, SUE RAYCROFT ANDJANELLTUPPER SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 71 SENIORS DEDICATE LETTERS TO THE NEW GYM TIGERS GIVE A CHEER “ACTUALLY. I’M PUTTING ON A BIG FRONT.” LITTLE BOY BLUE COME BLOW YOUR HORN. ALFRED STICKS WITH IT. ommmxm, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I O mon M.. Pyche D., Lee L. Helgct K.. Wetlin G.. Tupper J.. Smith P., Gahbow J., Renne D.. Johnson R., Ingle D., Lee E.. Bolling T.. Andrusko L.. Blumbcrg C., Jones D.. Rincon R.. Nolen T.. Overland P.. Spratt D. ROW 2 Freeman A.. Benson D.. Andrusko D., Raycroft S.. Restrepo S.. Potvin R.. Patterson P.. Treijs I., Rincon L„ Peterson D.. Bonrud M.. Burgeson S., Renstrom B.. Norheim J., Fairbanks, K„ Iverson B.. Ulrich B.. Young L.. Johnson L. ROW 3 Yee J.. Silbcrnaglc J. . Davis J., Seclhofr K., Green S.. Dyrdahl T.,‘ Goncau A.. Partridge J.. Kubera P.. Wentworth M., Eckman B.. Bergerson B.. Boese K. t Furry J.. Peterson C.. Fordc C.. ROW 4 Rogers R.. Wcstlund D.. Wigen J.. Svcndahl M„ Herberg J., Miller R., Schuberg T.. Arrcquin S.. Nelson D., Schon S.. Swenson B.. Jenson G.. Kenow R.. Bergerson K.. Briggs K.. Larsen B.. Groven L.. Nugent A. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1970-71 Student Council was responsible for student activities and initiating good student government. The council sponsored and participated in Homecoming, the New School Dedication, Lew Barnard Field Dedication and Sno-Daze. Regular council meetings were open to all students. Volunteer representatives replaced elected homeroom members to the council. Each school club and publication was represented on a newly formed Executive Board, charged with the job of promoting better communications and resolving conflicts within the student body. Council advisors for the year were Mrs. Myrtle Royster and Mr. Ron Petrich. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: JANET GAHBOW TREASURER ESTELLE LEE PUBLICITY: TERRY BOLLING VICE PRESIDENT: DON INGLE PRESIDENT: ROY JOHNSON RECORDING SECRETARY: DEBBIE RENNE SECRETARY: LYNNEGROVEN PRESIDENT: DOUG NELSON VICE PRESIDENT: STEVE SCHON TREASURER: BECKY IAQUINTO The National Honor Society reconizes the outstanding students at South High School. Scholarship is not the only consideration. Candidates are considered also for character, leadership and service. The Society’s pledge is to serve the school and community as well. This year, members served as guides at the dedication of the new school, collected toys to be given to needy children at Christmas and helped with several other service projects. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I Kirk J.. Sc bon S.. laquinto B.. Nelson D„ Grovcn L.. Hanson A.. Mandcry N.. Svcc J. ROW 2 Kubcra P.. Baarstad K.. Rcnnc D.. Swenson B . Tuppcr J., Briggs K.. Semclis A.. Goncau A. ROW 3 Gahbow J., Rcstrepo S., Bcr-gerson B.. Zipoy G.. Olson R., Lee E.. Andrusko L.. Breyettc P.. Beilin D. ROW 4 Andrusko M., Johnson R.. Johnson R. Roxanne Strange. Debbie Benson. David Johnson. Anne Hanson. Nandy Mandcry. FRENCH CLUB ROW I: Miss Kiel. Jancll Tuppcr. Joanne Davis. Barb Armstrong. Tom Doblc (Pres). Bill Swenson. Becky laquinto, Belinda Renstrom. JoAnn Norheim, Linda Johnson. Joan Naagenson. ROW 2: Jean Loch. Joyce Loch, Linda Andrusko. Ronda Schmidt. Sylvia Green. Dale VanDucscn. Michael Jochn. Betty Ulrich. Jordon Yee, Del Whitmore. Louise Bragg. Jenny Fimon. Irene Beireis. ROW' 3: Rcnac VanDcrvccr. Roxanne Thuften. Sue Raycroft. Barb Bergerson. Gcri Brandt. Debbie Spratt. Jean Partridge. Terry Dyrdahl, Richard Ohm, Lynne Groven, Bonnie Larsen, Janet Gahbow. GERMAN CLUB ROW I: Shelly Svec. Anna Marie Freeman. Diane Jenson. Estelk Lee (Pres.), Roy Johnson (V. Pres.). Jean Partridge. Peggy Englc-bretson. ROW 2: Kalhic Kranz. Shcrcc Kelley, Vicki Smith. Myrian Beltran. Barb Iverson. Cindy Peterson. Kathy Meyers, Karen Bacse. ROW 3: Ruth Anderson. Kim Lees. Rugh Undhcim. Dell Carlson. Jan Silbernagle. Phyllis Smith. Barb Armstrong. Karen Wcstphal. JoAnne Davis, ROW 4: Roger Landon, Maries Collins. Salvador Avreguin. Steven Schon. SPANISH CLUB ROW I: Laurie Richards. Ingrid Treijs. Kathy Baarstad. Becky Eckman (Pres). Barb Bergerson (V. Pres.) Kathy Meyers, Ginny White. Juanita Kantred. ROW 2: Becky Jennigis, Marcia Wentworth. Dayl Peterson, Janet Craig. Lynn White. Sue Bergeson. Sue Anderson. Dawn DeGroff. Andy Peterson. ROW 3: Roy Johnson. Blair Town. Mark Bergeson. Bruce Lawson. Jeff Michalik. Doug Nelson. Marty Duda. Greg Zipoy, Tom Doble. SWEDISH CLUB CHOIR Accapclla Choir is the largest choir at South. These voices have echoed through the hallowed halls of many respectable structures, one, being the Board of Education. This organization presented many programs at South during the year, and competed in the Minneapolis High School Choir Contest. For a special happening, the choir planned a weekend trip to Chicago. South Singers, a select group from the choir, have added something to the unimpressionable lives of many. Besides taking part in various programs at school, this group represented South at Roscdale Shopping Center and many other outside places. Mixed Choir is a new addition to South’s curriculum this year. This group is made up of forty-three studious vocalists who added much to our concerts. ACAPPELLA CHOIR MIXED CHOIR ROW I: Gcri W'ald. Janinc Trcziok. Debra Andrusko, Teresa Zorn. Gladys Harlen. Connie Shannon. Terry Nolen. Mary Robertson, Joyce Kidd. Debbie Capistrant, Judy Ellingson, Lee Ann Jcppcscn. Paula Ruhl. ROW 2: Cheryl Proskin. Maureen Dunn. Rachcllc Potvin. Audrey laquinto, Linda Prentice. Janice Johnson. Valerie Moore. Theresa Davis. Louise Bragg. Gail Keith, Nancy Boettcher, ROW 3: Jerry Limber. Stephen Rolles. Alan Fors. Brad Larson. Tim Knoblauch. Don Hereau, Duane Haukland. Mel DuBois, Terry Gave. Kathy Larsen, Connie Agustin. Collenc Stevens. Shannon Gcyslil. 28 ROW I: Lynn McKee. Sue Anderson. Joni Murray. Terry Duda, Debbie Spratt, Pam Pendergrass, Elaine Strenge, Becky Fluhrer, Sandy Gebhart. Estelle Lee. Sheryl Hanson, Miriam Dokken. Ronda Schmidt. Janet Craig. Judy Dischinger, Joan Olson. Dorce Hickerson, Roxy Rincon. Kathy Myers. JoAnn Norheim. Laura Rincon. ROW 2: Joan Davis. Sue Arnquist. Janell Tupper. Debbie McGinnis, Kathy Kraft, Connie Fraser. Debbie Soderberg. Debi Wallin. Belinda Renstrom. Paula Patterson. Sharon Blager. Jane Wickner. Mary Bonrud. Dayl Peterson. Margo Bine, Sue Raycroft. Sheryl Goodscll. Phyllis Smith. Cindy Hendrickson. Gloria Emerson. Shirley Smith. ROW 3: Diane Jacobson. Linda Johnson. Diane Jenson. Diane Sternquist, Gary Weibcl. Mike Miibrath, Bill Swenson. Dennis Landon. Stan Poepping. Jim Ellingson. Becky Smith, Cathy Chapman. Janet Silbcrnagle. Barb Bergerson, Kathy Briggs. Barb Lane. Laurie Richards, Jaci Pearson. ROW 4: Renne Hunt. Barb Swanson, Becky laquinto, Bonnie Larson. Cheryl Kingdon. Jim Sanoden. Warren Christopherson, Randy Johnson. Steve Schon. Maja Bjomson, Emmett Bryant. Ann Marie Goneau. Georgia Wettlin. Pam Breyette (Pres). Shawno Kubitza, Lisa Schacphaerster. Debbie Elvendahl. SOUTH SINGERS ROW 1: Kathy Briggs, Barb Bergerson. Janet Silbernaglc. Judy Dischinger, Belinda Renstrom. Debbie McGinnis. Sue Arnquist. Debbie Spratt. Janell Tupper. Estelle Lee. Lynn McKee. ROW 2: Ann Marie Goneau. Pam Breyette. Emmett Bryant. Jim Sanoden. Randy Johnson. Bill Swenson, Steve Schon. 29 BAND The Concert Band had a full and exciting year! It started the year off by playing at the Dedication of the New South. The football season was next in the chain of events, when the Concert Band joined the Tiger Band to march at half-time. The band also hosted the First Annual Band Festival between South’s Band and Roosevelt’s Band. Each band played a short concert and then combined to play together. It was very successful. In the spring, the Band took a Concert trip to Chicago, where they played at a Chicago High School. Some other highlights of the year include the District Contest, the “Pops” Concert, and the Spring Concert. The Tiger Band has the primary purpose of adding spirit and life at athletic events. Since this was the first year for the Tiger Band, it was small in size, but mighty in sound. The Tiger Band was combined with concert band for many events throughout the year, such as the Band Festival, football games, the trip to Chicago, and the Concerts. The Stage Band had a full year of jazz! This band played all kinds of jazz for many events, both at school and around the city. Some of the highlights were the Lcs Barnard Field Dedication Banquet, the Old Guard Club at the Y.M.C.A, the jazz conoerts and the “Pops” Concert. The String Ensemble is the beginning of the South High Symphony Orchestra. It made some public performances at such places as the Old Soldiers’ Home. Next year brass, woodwinds, percussion, and more strings will be added to start the orchestra growing. CONCERT BAND ROW I; Becky Eckman. Sandy Widholm. Dave Stierna. Lee Youngman. Becky Johnson. Julie Chaser. Annette Bull. ROW 2; Vinoc Roberts, Diane Barna. Nanette Hines, Jordan Yee. Julie Furry, Scott Rogers. Joyce Bcnjaminson. Keith Gillespie. Karen Bocsc. Mary Harrity, Duane Richter, ROW’ 3; Ruth Undhcim, Sue Hartley. Julie Knobbs. Roxanne Stangc. Peggy Grose, Bill Bryant, Jim Harding. Dave Olson. T erry Fabian. Bob Elav-sky. Tim Halverson, ROW' 4; Dawn Bjornlie, Glen Link. Jim Scott, Reonnc Stichm. Lindy Burman, Neil Johnson. Doug Kchoc. Roger Pychc. Tim Bocsc. Mike Hochm. Andy Scmelis. Tim Storbakkcn. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Hanson. Alfred Johnson. Terry Mayclin. Alof Olson. Jack Torncs. Chuck Hayslett. Jeri Bcberg. Bill Mobcrg. 30 STRING ENSEMBLE Dale Wearts. Sue Polak. Bonnie Olson, Lisa Paulson. Jenny Fimon. JoAnn Norhcim. STAGE BAND ROW I; Duane Richter. Mary Harrity, Karen Boese. Keith Gillespie. Lee Youngman. ROW 2; Doug Kehoe. Robert Elavsky, Tim Halverson, Terry Fabian. ROW 3; Pete Lau-dert. Stan Pocpping. Roger Pyche. Tim Boese. Glen Link. Mike Hoehn. Mr. Steinkocmg, Jenny Fimon. TIGER BAND ROW I; Roxanne Stange. Vince Roberts. Julie Knobbs, Sue Hartley, Jordon Ycc. Dave Sticrna, ROW 2; Karen Boese. Scott Rogers. Joyce Benjaminson. Robert Elavsky. Terry Fabian. ROW 3; Mr. Slcinkocnig. Dawn Bjornlic. Glen Link. Lee Youngman. Doug Kc-hoc. Bill Bryant. Roger Pyche. 31 BLU-TRI Blu-Tri is an ail girl organization sponsored by the YWCA. South’s large group was divided into three chapters, each of which worked independently and also combined efforts for all school activities. Some of the all school events for the year included these: the pot luck supper and Homecoming breakfast. Wool Day, Halloween Party at the Minnetonka House, Lyman Lodge overnight, Easter breakfast and most important of all the Sweetheart Swirl. All in all Blu-Tri had a very successful year under the direction of Mrs. Underwood. Cabinet: ROW I; Laura Rincon. Becky Eckman. Sylvia Rcstrcpo. Roxy Rincon. ROW 2: Sue Burgeson. Sharon Blagcr. Ann Nugent. Barb Bcrgerson. Sue Raycrofl. ROXY’S CHAPTER ROW I: Sylvia Rcstrcpo. Jancll Tupper. Paula Patterson. Roxy Rinxon (Pres). Cary Blumbcrg. Sue Raycrofl. Janet Silbcrnagie. ROW' 2: Kathy Briggs. Phyllis Smith. Janet Mathison. Ann Nugent. Kathy Harding. Betty Ulrich, Barb Iverson. ROW' 3: Sharon Blagcr. Judy Dischingcr. Pam Brcycttc. Barb Armstrong. Joanne Davis. Joan Davis. Barb Bcrgerson. 32 Sue Burgeson's Chapter ROW I: Diane Sternquist, Sue Hartley, Debbie Elvcndahl, Shelly Svec, Kathy Myers. Sue Burgeson (Pres.). Karen Fairbanks. Debby Benson. Joni Murray. ROW 2: Kathy Scholzcn. Diane Gibbson. Linda Johnson. Shercc Kccley. Ingrid Treijs. Mary Bonrud. Margaret Kraft. Zuzette Zumberg, Becky Carlson. Diane Jenson. ROW 3: Lisa Schophocrstcr. Diane Barna. Vicki Smith. Kathy Kran , Kathic Williams, Connie Fraser, Kim Sands. Sandy Widholm. Mary Mcidingcr. Laura Rincon’s Chapter ROW 1: Janet Craig, Sue Anderson, Belinda Renstrom, Laura Rincon (Pres.). Rita Sullivan. Gcri Brandt. Beth Anderson. ROW 2: Sheryl Hanson, Michelle Larch. Jill Cramer. Becky Jenniges. Kathy Hclgct. Dayl Peterson, Anette Bull. JoAnn Norheim. ROW 3: Kathy Larcon. Debbie Isackson. Sylvia Green. Debbie Bourenc, Marcia Wentworth. Becky Johnson. Julie Chayer. Kim Lees, Gloria Emerson. Becky Eckman. 33 TIGER STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I Phyllis Smith. Kathy Briggs. Sylvia Rcslrcpo Janet Silbcrnaglc. Ann Nugent. Janell Tuppcr. Lynne Groven. Paula Patterson. Sue Raycroft. ROW 2 Ann Marie Goncau. Barb Iverson. Judy Kirk. Sue Arnquist. Mark Svcnddhl. Randy Johnson Roxy Rincon. Amy Lumbly. Debt Sands. Betty Ulrich. Pam Breyette. Not Pictured: John Wigen, Bill Swenson. EDITOR: ANN NUGENT SECTION EDITORS - ACTIVITIES: SYLVIA RESTREPO ORGANIZATIONS: KATHY BRIGGS SPORTS: JOHN WIGEN STUDENT LIFE: LYNNE GROVEN FACULTY: JANELL TUPPER UNDERCLASSMEN: PAULA PATTERSON, SUE RAYCROFT SENIORS: JANET SILBERNAGLE ARTISTS: LYNNE GROVEN, JANET SILBERNAGLE ADVISOR: MISS LAVELLA BREMER PHOTOGRAPHER: MR. BILL JOHNSON SOUTHERNER STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I Debbie Renne. Bob Eriksen, Roger Pyche, Janet Silbcrnaglc, Dennis Bu anis. ROW 2 Terry Fabian, John Koplas. Roxy Rincon, Vincent Roberts. Sue Raycroft. Doug Nelson. Linda Andrusko. Marty Duda, John Lofdahl. EDITOR:....... SPORTS EDITOR: PHOTOGRAPHER: ADVERTISING: .. CARTOONIST: ... ADVISOR:...... .. BOB ERIKSEN . MARTY DUDA, JOHN LOFDAHL DOUG NELSON. JOHN KOPLAS JIM BERGSRUD TERRY FABIAN . . MISS FISHER LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 Roxy Rincon. Becky Jenniges. Belinda Renstrom. Captain Olivia Ferguson. Tiger Judy Svec. Pam Brcyctie. Debi Sands. Pam Suneson.Joan Olson. WE’VE GOT SPIRIT! Dressed in orange and black sweaters, proudly signifying their school, the South High Varsity cheerleaders showed their spirit with their lively jumps and enthusiastic cheers at football, hockey, and basketball games. In order for perfection in their cheers, they practiced summer mornings and school mornings. Four of the cheerleaders went to an l.C.F. clinic. International Cheerlcading Foundation where they got ideas for new cheers which they made up and used this year. Much thanks goes to the cheerleaders for their fine job of boosting school spirit, and also a thanks to the sophomore cheerleaders for their support at sophomore games and wrestling matches. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW- I — Sue Anderson. Karin Scelhoff. ROW’ 2 Julie Chayer. Lori Lussicr. ROW 3 — Bonnie Olson. Loretta Young. TIGER ROUSER ALL HAIL, YOU GALLANT TIGERS, WE’LL DO FOR OLD SOUTH ALL WE CAN OUR HEARTS ARE ALWAYS WITH YOU, OUR EYES UPON YOU EVERY SOUTH HIGH MAN: ALL SOUTH IS HERE TO GREET YOU AND CHEER YOU ON TRIUMPHANTLY SO FIGHT FIGHT TIGERS, FIGHT FIGHT TIGERS CHARGE AND FIGHT YOUR WAY TO VICTORY. JUNIORS: PAM SUNESON AND BELINDA RENSTROM. SENIORS: OLIVIA FERGUSON AND PAM BREYETTE. TIGER MASCOT: JUDY SVEC. JUNIORS: JOAN OLSON AND BECKY JENNIGES. SENIORS: ROXY RINCON AND DEBI SANDS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Rincon, Rcnac Vandcrvccr, Kathy Briggs, Kathy Hclgct, Joan Davis, Janet Silbernaglc. Sharon Blagcr, Barb Bergerson (Captain), Dawn Knudtson, Judy Kirk, Ann Marie Goneau, Georgia Wettlin, Sue Burgeson, Kathy Myers, Lavonne Unglcsbcc. 70-71 TIGERETTES “Practice Makes Perfect” was the theme for the 1970-71 Tigerettes to follow. Countless hours of practice during the summer and also before and after school, made it possible for these girls to work out new routines to help promote school spirit and to add pep to the athletic activities throughout the school year. Fifteen girls made up the very talented group. These girls made three different outfits in which to perform. Praise and recognition is well deserved by these girls who gave their time and talent to representing South. The advisor was Mrs. Nancy Johnson. 38 SPLITSHIFT TIGERETTES DANCE ... JUST FOR KICKS SUMMER PRACTICE WHAT S NEW. PUSSYCAT? ROW I: P. Suncson, J. Kirk, B. Rcnstrom, G. Wcttlin, J. Olson, J. Svcc, P. Brcyette. J. Silberna-gle, B. Jennigcs. A. Goneau, R. Rincon. ROW 2: D, Sands, A. Bull, K. Ottcrncss. P. Gross, A. Nugent, P. Duda. V. Young, B. Barrett, P. Smith, O. Fcrgeson. TOW 3: S. Anderson, B. Eck-man, D. Roitero, B. Carlson, C. Blumberg, S. Raycroft, R. Potvin, M. Meidinger, M. Wentworth. J. Craig, J. Chayer. ROW 4: K. Meyers, T. Nolen, S. Rcstrepo, R. Tangcn. P. Melquist, N. Williamson. J. Abramson, R. Sullivan. J. Treziok, J. Murray, S. Polak, R. VanDcrveer. ROW 5: L. Youngc. R. Schmidt, L. Olson, L. Schrcpfcr, J. Gahbow, L. Groven, G. Brandt, C. Peterson, K. Lees, S. Smith, L. Lussier. ROW 6: L. Unglcsbcc. M. Dokken. B. Lane. D. Sternquisl, D. Gibson, S. Spratl, J. Partridge. R. Stange. P. Douglas, J. Vasileff, B. Bergerson. ROW 7: K. Seel-hoff, B. Swenson. S. Schon, D. Buzanis. T. Matzko, L. Richard, J. Johnson. D. Peterson, I. Treijs, J. Helmuth, L. Paulson, B. Olson. ROW 8: L. Rincon, S. Burgeson, K. Hclgct, D. Knudt-son, J. Davis, S. Blager, K. Briggs. J. Mathison, D. Dwinnell, P. Ryan (Pres.), A. Mostuc. ROW 2: J. Tongson, J. Stoll, J. Latvala, J. Tholcn. J. Stewart. ROW 3: M. Armour, S. Dailey. K. Halverson, P. Henry, C. Cherry. G.A.A. ROW 1: L. Schrcpfcr (Volleyball Ch.), S. Burgeson (Swimming Ch.), C. Blessing (Golf). L. Graven (Tennis Ch.), J. Silbcrnagle (Basketball Ch.), A. Lumbly (President), J. Gahbow (V.P.), C. Blumberg (Treas.), B. laquinto (Badminton Ch.), J. Loch. ROW 2: L. Kovach, B. Jenniges, D. Knudtson, R. VanDerveer, D. Spratt, B. Renstrom. G. Brandt, A. laquinto, D. Bjornlie, B. Eck-man. ROW 3: C. Peterson, N. Williamson, R. Tangen, K. Seelhoff, P. Douglas, R. Stange. D. Bourne. P. Pendergrass, E. Strenge, P. Suneson. ROW 4: M. Wentworth, P. Melquist, B. Olson, L. Paulson, S. Polak, D. Isackson, J. Hclgct, L. Whitmore, G. Taplin. ROW 5: R. Oman. D. Larson, J. Abramson, S. Hartley, S. Anderson, J. Murray, K. Lees, B. Fluhrer, L. Lussier. ROW 6: M. Bonrud, K. Briggs, D. Peterson, R. Anderson, C. McCown, M. Robertson. L. Brown, P. Kubcra. ROW 7: S. Arnquisl, J. Svec. D. Sands, O. Fergeson (Track Ch.), D. McFallon, S. King, R. Thoma, P. Overland. L. Younge. ROW 1: Mr. Chlebccek (Advisor), J. Kreich, B. Bons, J. Larson, B. McManus, P, Hanson, Miss Pratt (Advisor). ROW' 2: K. Sosnosky, P. Tamblc, M. Boyd, S. Ode-gard, K. Neuman. Mr. Rodcck, K. Zumbrunncn. ROW 3: M. Flomer, M. Belmorc, M. Nutter, G. Harper. M. Pearson. B. Green. J. Vasileff, L. Smith. SKI CLUB AUDIO-VISUAL LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hcmminger. K Kantrud, R. Boku-sky. R Miller, J. Gores. W. Sypnicski. LEFT TO RIGHT: B King. D McGregor. D. Bu anis. M. Svcndahl. M. Wentworth. J. Silbcrnagle. S. Arnquisl. R. Rincon. S. Burgeson. D. Sands. J. Svcc. L. Rincon. S. Burgeson. D. Sands. J. Svec, L. Rincon. D. Peterson, B. Eckman, J. Tuppcr. J. Craig. M. Harrity. Mr. Lindquist. A. Bull. M. O man. P. Smith. B. Gilmore. K. Biggs. I. Trcijs. STAGECREW LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Schut c. B. Baron. B. Larson. K. Coleman. D. Braithwaite. R. Seifert. D. Kchoe. R. Edison. J. Koplos. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Beilin, B. Gilmore, R. Eriksen, D. Berg, B. Eriksen, L. Ferguson, G. Zipoy, L. Mclgaard, D. Beilin, J. Harrity, J. Anderson. M. Murry. C. Rich. L. Torell. Coach Kaari. RUNS WILD ... 9-2 RECORD The 1971 Cross Country team ran to its best record in ten years at South with an overall 9-2 regular season and an impressive 4th place in the City Meet. With hard work and determination, the team kept its winning form, even though there were injuries to its top runners. Greg Zipoy was hampered with shin splints through the entire season, along with injuries to Bob Gilmore and Darryl Beilin, but pride kept them running in the meets. Mr. Kaari can look forward to more winning years with next year’s Captain Mike Murry, sophomore Mike Berg, and a group of underclassmen who worked out with the varsity team. South’s individual, outstanding runner would undoubtedly be Senior Greg Zipoy, who holds the school record. Mr. Kaari sums up this year's team well, “The team, though injured, wanted to do well and did.” CAPTAINS BOB GILMORE 44 AND GREG ZIPOY COACH KAARI ADVISES TOP THREE SOUTH’S ACE RUNNER GREG ZIPOY “THEY WANTED TO DO WELL COACH KAARI HARRIERS RECORD 15 50 MINNEHAHA 16 48 MARSHALL-U 28 29 WASHBURN 16 43 NORTH 18 48 CENTRAL SOUTH 30 25 HENRY 23 33 EDISON 16 47 VOCATIONAL 50 15 ROOSEVELT 25 30 RIVER FALLS 30 53 NEW RICHLAND CITY MEET —4th PLACE LOW SCORE WINS CAPTAIN ELECT, MIKE MURRY 45 TIGER GRIDDERS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I M. Packard, E. Benson. G. Svidron. S. Schon. R. Schmidt. J. Larson. A. Scmelis. R. Johnson. R. Olson. J. Allen. M. Svendahl. D. Wallingford. M. Furst. ROW 2 B. Radcmachcr. G. Rue. D. Laughlin. M. Nault, L. Voight, J. Christiansen, P. Gonzalez, R. Roberts, J. Elies, T. Marden, D. Wcstlund. M. Moore. B. Corgan. P. Browne. ROW 3 Coach Haugen, Coach Kormanik, D. Olson. R. Hoyhtya, G. Scharafanow, C. Collins. J. Harding. G. Schncibcl, D. Hammer. G. Ruhl. A. Kisscll. M. Longhofcr. S. Schocnecker. M. Straw, Manager J. Larson. Manager R. Miller. Coach Petrich. 1970 — 3 WINS, 5 LOSSES If ever a “won-lost” record could be deceiving, it would be that of the 1970 Tiger Football team. Top conditioning, a potent, precision offense and a limited number of injuries made this year’s squad the best in recent years. Unusual balance in the City Conference made every game a close, ficroe-fought contest. Three games were decided by a total of five points. After trailing 6-0 at halftime, South pulled out an 8-6 victory over Vocational in our Homecoming game, that marked the dedication of Les Barnard Field. It was fell by many that the Tiger’s best effort of the year was the 20-7 victory over third place West in their Homecoming game. Thirteen tough, dedicated Seniors led the squad, many of them playing both offense and defense. Captains John Larson and Andy Semelis displayed their leadership and held team spirit high all year. The season can be summed up in one phrase: “so close ... and yet so far.” 46 YET SO FAR EJ IlJ u A FAMILIAR SIGHT: CONCERNED COACHES. PUNTER GARY SVIDRON. SO CLOSE . . . AND CO-CAPTAIN JOHN LARSON. CO-CAPTAIN ANDY SEMELIS. GRIDDERS SCORECARD SOUTH 6 20 SOUTHWEST 20 7 WEST 12 13 ROOSEVELT 8 6 VOCATIONAL 30 8 MARSHALL 8 35 CENTRAL 14 16 HENRY 12 40 NORTH COACH HAUGEN CONFERS WITH SEMELIS. OFFENSE LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Svidron. Randy Johnson, Rich Olson. Joe Elies. Andy Scmelis. Mark Svendahl. John Larson. Ed Benson. Jim Allen, Lloyd Voight, Gary Ruhl. DEFENSE LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Schon. Randy Johnson, Rich Olson, Andy Semelis, Mark Longhoffer. Jeff Christiansen. Lloyd Voight, Ed Benson. Robin Roberts, Don Hammer, Paul Gonzalez. GIVE ME FIVE. GUYS.- LOOK OUT. COMING THROUGH. SOPHS LOOK TO FUTURE POSTS: 1 WIN — SIX LOSSES LEFT TO RIGHT ROW I: Gardner D., Knoblauch T.. Carlson T.. Lyons M., Christopherson W., Collins C.. Her-berg J.. Angcll M.. Drennen D., Benjamin E., Hoehn M. ROW 2: Nash T., Remily T.. Bolls J„ Bice R.. Vifquin T.. O’Connell T., Arrequin S., Desm T., Swirl M.. LaForgc S., Wiles F.. Thoen S. ROW 3: Coach Magdanz. Goodwin J., Bahn P.. Hayes L.. Storbakken T.. Austin J.. Milbrath M.. Johnson B„ Fliflel S.. Nelson B.. Eskew T., Collins R., Coach Sommers. HOCKEY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Row I — Erickson M., Halverson T., Larch R„ Westlund D., Melandcr E., Anderson R.t Coach Salwasscr. Row 2 — Manager R. Miller, Murphcy S.. Voight L., Bergsrud J., Christensen J.. Svidron G., Davis J., Rue G., Allen J., Rogers R.. Not Pictured: Whipkey B. SOPHOMORE ERICKSON BOMBARDS THE NETS PUCKSTERS SKATE TO: 2-8 SEASON The South High Hockey Team had a disappointing season this year as they won 2 games and lost 8, but were an even 4-4 in non-conference games. The line consisting of center Gary Rue (4th leading scorer in the city) and wings Jeff Christensen and Mike Erickson proved to be the top line, accounting for many Tiger goals. Defensemen John Larson and Lloyd Voight were outstanding skaters and hard hitters. With a number of juniors on the squad, the hockey team showed signs of developing into a top unit next year. HE SHOOTS ... HE SCORES! RUE MOVES AGAINST MARSHALL WE WANT A VICTORY CAPTAIN DUTCH SCOREBOARD NON CONFERENCE I 12 ALUMNI 1 5 WASHINGTON 0 6 ARMSTRONG SOUTH 5 4 HUMBOLDT 5 4 MECHANIC ARTS 5 4 HUMBOLDT 2 7 MECHANIC ARTS CONFERENCE 14 1 CENTRAL 4 5 MARSHALL-U 0 6 WEST 1 12 SOUTHWEST 0 10 HENRY SOUTH 3 4 EDISON 8 2 VOCATIONAL 0 9 ROOSEVELT 2 3 NORTH 2 6 WASHBURN DISTRICT SOUTH 8 7 NORTH 1 I 13 SOUTHWEST 44 SLAM. ON HIT DANNY’S LEADING ASSET. HIS JUMFSHOT THE SCENE OF THE BENCH. r SOUTH’S HIGH SCORING GUARD. (FAST BREAKING) RANDY JOHNSON TOP RESERVE. SENIOR SCOTT foster LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I — P. Savage. J. Sanoden. K. Jacques. D. Laughlin. R. Johnson. M. Murry, J. Wig-cn, Manager F. Curtis. ROW 2 — Coach Magdanz, T. Doble, M. Duda, T. Schcclc. T. Harrity, S. Foster. D. Nelson, M. Schwartz, Coach Mona. The South High basketball team, led by all-city captain Tim Scheclc, posted and unexpected 8-6 record — good for a first division spot in the city confcrence.Th team knew it had the potential, and in some games it showed a tremendous amount of skill and ability. Two close losses resulted in a 4th place finish instead of the number two position in the title race. New faces this year were senior Randy Johnson and sophomore Danny Laughlin in the starting line-up along with returning regulars — Tim Scheelc, Tom Doble and Marty Duda. Although, sparingly used, the reserves were capable stepping into a starter’s role. CAPTAIN TIM SCHEELE CAGERS... 4th PLACE: 8-6 RECORD LEADING NEXT YEAR S ALL CITY: TIM SCHEELE TEAM'S TEAM, FORWARD MARTY LEADING REBOUNDER. DUDA. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 — J. Berger, S. Arrequin, W. Schneibcl, B. Town, W. Christopherson, G. Camp. ROW 2 — D. Lipovsky, S. Nelson, C. Collins, B. Ryti, B. Johnson, T. Marden, M. Milbrath. Coach Magdanz. WRESTLING LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I R. Brauman, R. Hammer, S. Schon, G. Jensen, M. Ivcrsen, R. Palla, J. Torgerson. ROW 2 Coach Lee, M. Straw, P. Gonzalez. T. Knoblauch, M. Longhofer, D. Anderson, B. Brenneman, D. Wallingford. CAPTAIN STEVE SCHON Lead by Captain Steve Schon, this year’s wrestling team finished the season with a nine win-six loss record. The grapplers had several close matches losing to North 19-22 and to city champions, Edison, 21-22. The team was rebuilding in most weights. A strong sophomore and freshmen turnout helped greatly to improve the strength of the team. Next year the grapplers can expect a good Conference stand. This years team held three all-city wrestlers; Rick Palla, Steve Schon and Paul Gonzalez. Though placing low in the District Meet, South sent two wrestlers to Regions: at 145, Mike Iversenand 165, Paul Gonzalez. Next years captains will be Rick Palla and Paul Gonzalez, they should both be able to count on a great season. This years most valuable team member was Steve Schon, and most improved wrestler was Mike Iverson. CONFERENCE MEETS 25 15 MARSHALL-U 17 24 VOCATIONAL 25 21 WASHBURN 19 22 NORTH SOUTH 8 30 ROOSEVELT SOUTH 24 23 WEST 15 25 SOUTHWEST 21 22 EDISON 27 27 15 CENTRAL 26 20 HENRY 57 SPEED KILLS MIKE WHOOPS HIM 5-4 MIKE IVERSEN-145 DALE WALLINGFORD — HWT GARY JENSEN — 138 RICK HAMMER — 103 NOW THAT I GOT HIM, WHAT DO I DO WITH HIM? LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I — Van Deusen, D.f Kundtson G.t Torrell L.. Swanson R.. Bonrud D. ROW 2 — Coach Berg. Vifquin C., Forres K.t Corgan B.. Harding J., Anderson R., Anderson R., Coach Sommers. SKI TEAM SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Semelis, M. Svendahl, R. Erikscn, B. Gilmore, B. Eriksen, D. McGregor. D. Olson, J. Jack-son, K. Beilin, D. Behymer. M. Fcriancek. The ski team ended the season with a 3-5 record and placed 7th in the District Meet. Captain Andy Semelis finished 5th in jumping for the District meet, this automatically entering him in the State Meet. The fourteen member team, consisting mainly of underclassmen, had their slalom meets at Highland Hills; the cross country and jumping events were held at Wirth Park. CONFERENCE MEETS 4 SOUTH 5 6 6 6 SOUTH 6 4 3 5 HENRY 4 NORTH 3 EDISON 3 WASHBURN 3 WEST 3 ROOSEVELT 5 M-U 6 CENTRAL COACH LINDQUIST 60 GYMNASTICS LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim O’Connell, Steve Cherry, Dan Bosquez, Mark Angell, Don Westlund, Mr. Owens. (Not Pictured: Mike Green.) The 1970-71 winter session of sports was the rookie year for gymnastics at South High. The team was coached by Mr. Owens and captained by junior Mike Green. Considering all the facts — a new soprt, lack of members of the team, and few supporters in the stands it was a successful season. Mike Green, the team’s all-around gymnast, performed well all year, and was the team’s leading scorer. Mike placed third in the city in rings and entered the state tournament. Next year's team will include the returnees: Mike Green, Mark Angell, Steven Cherry, Tim O’Connell, Dan Bosquez. Don Westlund. These returnees, plus their experience, should add up to a successful season. JUNIOR STEVE CHERRY SOPHOMORE TIM O’CONNELL SWIMMING LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 — A. Ozolins, B. Dischingcr, N. Hansen. S. Rogers. ROW 2 — H. Rhoden, J. El-lingston, S. Kotula, M. Rodeck, M. Lyons, L. Klunenberg. D. Carlson, K. Botner. ROW 3 T. Boese, M. Hocn, D. Whitmire, T. Storbakken, S. LaForge, T. Frink, M. Crothers, J. Harrity. SENIOR NEIL HANSEN SWIMMER AND DIVER: BERNIE DISCHINGER The 1971 Swimming team had one of South’s best swimmers in the school’s history, Andy Ozolins. Andy, who also co-captained the team along with Neil Hansen, look a total of 12 first places in dual meets and set a school record in the 400 yard free style. South had four seniors, 7 juniors and 6 sophomores on it’s team which finished with a 2-8 record. The majority of the scoring was provided by these seniors: Ozolins, Hansen, Steve Kotula and Bernie Dischingcr. Team standings for next year will depend on juniors Herb Rhoden and Dave Carlson and sophomores Mark Lyons and Tim Storbakken. Tim did and outstanding job this year placing 5th in the District 17 Meet in the breast stroke finals. RECORD BREAKER; ANDY OZOLINS TRACK LEFT TO RIGHT. CHARLES COLLINS. LEFT TO RIGHT: BOB GILMORE. DARRYL BELLIN, CHARLES HAYETTE, JERRY COMBER. DAVE BERG. JAMES ALLEN. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I — M. Bellymer, G. Lundecn, D. Beilin, C. Collins. M. Moore. J. Allen, B. Gilmore, D. Berg. D. Westlund, J. Christiansen. ROW 2 — Coach Owens. K. Kramer (Manager). M. Bcrgeson, M. DeYoung. V. Roberts, C. Hayette, K. Rich. M. Hoehn. W. Kuhnerl, L. Torrcll, T. Conberg, R. Erickscn. S. Thompson. A. Kissel. M. Gilbcrg. B. Ericksen, R. Findell, M. Murry, M. Longhofcr, J. Harrity, K. Beilin. R. Scott, S. Schoneckcr, Coach Kaari. RUSS FINDELL, JEFF CHRISTIANSEN. ANDREW KISSEL. BASEBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 — G. Ruhl. R. Johnson. D. Jacobson, S. Murphy. J. Larson, M. Feriancek, L. Voight. ROW 2 T. Bolles, E. Benjamin. B. Rameriz, B. Lawson. R. Rogers, B. Johnson, P. Balm, S. La Forge, T. Nelson. M. Angell. W. Schneibel, T. Mardcn, W. Christopherson, J. Herbcrg, J. Harding, G. Rue, D. Lipovsky, Coach R. Pc-irich. The baseball squad is looking forward to a great year this year with a goal of not lower than second place in the standings. The Tigers will be a solid hitting team led by All-City sluggers, Steve Murphy (.375) and Randy Johnson (.360). The pitching staff is one of the best in the city with Dave Jacobson. Marty Duda and Dan Laughlin sharing the chores. Coach Ron Rctrich. in his first year, will get a lot of work and hustle out of his team with leadership from the five Seniors. LEFT TO RIGHT: STEVE MURPHY, JOHN LARSON. RANDY JOHNSON. DAVE JACOBSON. MIKE FERRIANCEK. GOLF HACKERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Pyche, J. Wigen, M. Svendahl. TENNIS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 — T. Bocse, D. Olson, B. Town, B. King, D. Van Deuscn. ROW 2 — M. Iversen, M. Milbrath, D. McGregor, J. Bergrud, T. Halverson. REMEMBERING PAM SUNESON STUDENT LIFE See what I’ve got. President Johnson calling .. collect. I’m going to Gustavus. Hi beautiful. I’m Bob! Judy’s got a hang up. Let's try duck duck gray duck. 68 Another boring class. Imperial margerine makes me feel like a king. Ready or not here I come. Now you’re much more sophisticated! 69 Musical chairs anyone? 70 71 HI JOAN LANGUAGE LAB they COME Don’t look now. but someone has a camera. 74 What do I do now? Whose purses? To The 1971 Graduating Class I am proud of the manner in which your class accepted the responsibilities and innovations of moving from an old school to our new school. New concepts are sometimes difficult to adjust to in a changing educational system such as ours. The members of this class have proven they had the ability to make these changes. Working with this class the past three years has been a very satisfying and interesting experience for me. I hope the experiences you have had the past three years at South High School will serve you well throughout your life. Dean R. Shawbold Principal Stephen Marchuk Assistant Principal Keith R. Olson Associate Principal Robert E. Larson Associate Principal 76 Richard Fredrichsen Cato McKinnie Richard Hulbert Dennis Schultz Eleanor Kinunen Social Worker Betty Jo Webb Social Worker 77 Bert Marconett Joseph Remily Police Liaison Officer R. Apelquist Math D. Bane English J. Bambenek Modern Problems D. Barkmcier Auto Mechanics F. Blaisdcll Math E. Bruce Science L. Bremer English L. Brezny Art C. Carlson English I. Cornish English D. Davis Modern Problems P. Elliot History H. Folkestad Business J. Foster Science R. Gibbons English B. Glazcr History P. Gylnn English !na t L. Grivelli Home Economics A. Groff Industrial Education J. Groth Business B. Harris Home Economics J. Haugen Math L. Haugen History J. Hodgdon Industrial Education C. Ittel German W. Kaari History G. Kodalen Industrial Education R. Kormanik Business L. Krause Physical Education J. Kurimay Spanish R. Lee History N.Johnson Physical Education 80 A. Lere French S. Lindquist Math H. Lund English E. Magdanz Physical Education L. Mona Modern Problems S. Nelson History J. Mueller English R. Nelson Industrial Education L. Owens Physical Education S. Nelson Business R. Peterson Swedish R. Pet rich History J. Pctryk Industrial Education A. Philstrom Math M. Reed English R. Quarino Music G. Richter Special Needs Program I - B. Ritter English M. Royster English J. Salwasscr Special Education G. Schell English E. Schultz Business B. Smith Home Economics W. Sommers Science T. Steinkocnig Music W. Swanson English R. Takekawa Science M. Underwood History R. Wold Industrial Arts E. Villwock History J. Freeman Work Experience Program G. White Home Economics W. O’Brien Work Experience Program C. Swintek Work Experience Program D. Beckman Building Trades L. Olson. M. Mona, V. Ohm General Office Clerks A. Campbell. M. Webster Librarians C. Tack East House Attendance M. McLaren. B. Pctrich Credit Clerks R. Nelson West House Attendance 84 Unseen Helpers M. Krueger Lunchroom Manager ft is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. Henri Fredic Amiel Janitors: ROW I: A. Randinzger, G. Case. L. Burns, D. Olson, J. Hibben, K. Lee. L. Selsted. ROW 2: G. Bydlon, R. Nelson, G. Doyle, L. Larson. 85 86 SOPHOMORES — 1973 PRESIDENT: BRIAN KING VICE PRESIDENT: DIANE BARNA SECRETARY: DEBBIE BENSON TREASURER: COLLEY HENRY Abramson. Jolcnc Alii . Lynne Amundson. Denise Andersen. Bcih Anderson. Debra Anderson. Joel Anderson. Millie Anderson. Pam Anderson. Randy Anderson. Roxann Anderson. Sue Anderson. Sue Andreason. Wayne Andrusko. Debra Angel!, Mark Anoka. Sharon Applcbcc. Debra Aqustin. Connie Arcorcn, Wanita Arrequin. Salvador A sic son. Nancy Austin. Jim Bahn. Pat Bailey. Regina Barna, Diane Baron. Bruoe Barrientiz. Viola Barsc. Randy B.iumanm. Lcs Beck. Ronald Bchl. Diane Behymer. Lance Bcircis. Irene Beltran. Myrian Benike. Kim Benjamin. Edwin Benjaminson. Joyce Benson. Debby Berg. David Berger. John Bcttingcr. Janet Bice. Michcal Bigbear. Marilyn Birch. Melody Biruk. Ann Bjornson. Maja Blad. Tom Blombcrg. Mary Blumbcrg. Kenneth Bocse. Tim Boettcher. Nancy Bodes. Stephen Bonrud. Donald Bosque . Dan Bosto. Waynette Botner. Curt Bol . George tta Bragg. Louise Braithwailc. Dan Brauman. Rodney Briggs. Jeff Briseno. Benito Brose. Linda Brown. Linda Brown. Tom Brust, Kim Bryant. William Bull. Annette Burgeson. Mark Burgett. Lavirnc Burman. Linda Burroughs. Elizabeth Bush. Steven Bu ick. Dennis Camp. Glen Campbell. Colette Capistrant. Debbie Carlson. Becky Carlson. Hazel Carlson. Jon Carlson. Mike Carlson. Scott Carpenter. Colin Carrillo. Kiki Carroll. Charles Caiz, Elizabeth Cederblade. Michcal Chapman. Cindy Chaycr, Julie Christopherson. Wareen Cloud, Marcus Coffman. Renee Coleman. Keith Collette. Rita Collins. Charles Comstock. Kevin Corgan. Bill Cote. Gary Cramer. Jill Cronberg, Tim Cronk. La Donna Crothcrs, Mike Cumber, Jerry Couillard. Bruce Daniel, Mary Daniels. Tom Darula, Dcbby Davidson. Kevin Davis. Jeff Davis. Mark Deane. Eunice Dclaskc. Roxy Desm. Tom Deyoung. Gcrilyn Deyoung. Vince Dischingcr. Carol Dokkcn. Miriam Dorion. Sue Downwind. Don Drenncn, Don Duchcnc, Barb Duda. Terry Dwinncll. Jane Dyrdahl. Karen Eibon. Valeric Eilcrs. Connie Elansky. Robert Ellingson. Judy Ellwangcr. David Elms. Dan Elvcndahl. Debbie Emerson. Gloria Endcrsbc. Delores Engerbrctson. Paul Erickson. Mike Erickson. Patricia Erickson. Rune Erland. Michael Eskew, Tim Everett. George Evjcn. Becky Fabian, Terry Fairbanks. Tom Ferguson,Joe Fimon, Jenny Fish. Mary Fisher. Mark Fisher, Nancy Fliflet. Steve Fluhrcr, Becky Forde, Carol Fors. Alan Fors, Kim Fossum.Curt Foster, Laurel Fountain, Elsie Frankenberg, Lee Fraser. Connie Frye. Vernon Fulton, Gerald Furry, Julie Furst, Kathy Gagnon. Verona Gardner, Dave Gast. Paul Gave. Terri Gerth, Lois Gibney. Mary Gilberg, Mark Gillespie, Keith Glad. Wendy Goodwin. Bill Gramling. Mike Green. Becky Griego. Don Griego. Ken Grondin. James Grose, Peggy Gross, Cheryl Gumm, Clyde Gunderson. Carla Guptil, Shannon Gutenkauf, Brenda Haagenson. Joan Hallbcck. Maxine Halvorson. Debra Hammer, Don Hansen. Nancy Hanson. Carol Hanson. Sheryl Hanzely. Mike Haroldson. Hclgc Harding, Jim Hardtke. Michael Harlin. Gladys Harmcning, Jeff Harper. Steve Harriman. Jim Harris. Jayne Harrity. Mary Hartley, Sue Hatcher, Stan Haukland. Duane Hayes. Larry Hayslctt. Charles Hclgct. Jean Henke, Denise Henry, Colleen Henry. Kerri Hcnseler. Teresa 1 Hcpola. Jerome Herberg. Jeff Hcreau. Donald Hickcrson, Dorcc Higgins, Greg Hines, Dan Hines, Nannette Hoehn, Michael Hoglc, Steve Hollenbeck. Linda Hollingsworth. Jeanne Holm. Carol Hoppe. John Hughes. Vickie Hultgrcn. Gordon Iaquinto. Audrey Ingeman, Scott I sack son, Debra Iverson. Keith Jacques, Shelia Jenson, Diane Johnson, Becky Johnson. Betty Johnson. Bruce Johnson. David Johnson. Janice Johnson, Janice Johnson. Jeanette Johnson. Keith Johnson, Linda Johnson. Neil Johnson. Pam Jones. Dee Dee Jones, Wendell Julin. Tony Kantrud, Anita Kantrud, Juanita Keclcy. Shcrcc Keith. Gail Kenyon. Kimm Kincaid. Kurt King, Brian f‘ K King. Kim Klcppc. Lynn Ktii a. Rom Knoblauch. Tim Knudtson. Dawn Kopcl. Vicki Koplos. John Kruft. Margaret Kranz, Kathic Kriech. Debbie Krueger. Joleen Krueger. Kathleen Kurtz. Tom LaChapellc. Keith LaForge. Steve Larch. Michelle Larsen. Kathy Larson, Brad (.arson, Debbie Larson. Fred Larson. Judy Lascon. Kathy Lee, Ingmar Lees. Kim Lchrman. Donald Lewis. Pam Lillcmoe. Craig Linblom. Russ Link. Glenn Lipovsky. Dale Loch. Jean Lorez. Christine Louis, James Lunderboug. Dianne Lussier. Laurie Lyons. Mark Manoleff. Steve Manthei. Steve Marben, Steve Marden. Tom Marr. Debbie Marsyla. Mike Martin. Vickie Matthew, Donna Mayclin, Terry Mclandcr. Edward Mclquist, Paula Mcndclc. Mike Milbrath. Mike Miller, Gary Miller. Robert Modtland. Rose Mohs, Gloria Moline. Brad Moline. Mary Moore. Jon Moses. Joe Murphy. Anne Murphy. Marvin Murray. Joni McCown. Candy McDermclt. Joseph McGregor. Dave McLaren. Greg Nash. Tim Nelson. Denise Nelson. Scott Nelson. Tom Ncubauer. Craig Nicklason. Gail Nolen. Terry North. Debbie Nygaard. Lynn O’Connell. Tim O’Fallon. Steve Ohm. Rich Olsen. Alof Olsen. Curtis Olson, Dave Olson. Craig Olson. Bonnie Oppegard. Kenneth Orr. Kenneth Osum. Jody Ottcrness. Kathy Otteson. Ronald Otteson, Ruth Overland. Pam Ozolins. Pete Parks, Judy Parsons, Harold Passon, Cynthia Paulson. Lisa Pederson. Jeri Pcmnie, Tcrric Phelps. Mike Pochardt, Bonnie Polak, Susan Pyche, Dave Radermecher. Bob Ratzlow, Laura Reich. Marv Rcinfcld, Fred Rcmily. Tom Reyes. Danny Richards. Terry Richter. Duane Roberts. Evangeline Robertson. Eugene Robertson, Mary Robertson, Stan Rogers. Sheryl Rovcbcar. Sandra Rudquist. Jim Ruhl. Paula Rudecn. Jack Rust. Lavina Ryti. Robert Sadd. Clara Sands. Kim Sathre. Jim Savage. David Scarponc, Chris Schmat . Roger Schmidt. Ronda Schncibcl. Wayne Schocphocrster. Lisa Scholzen, Kathy Schubert. Tom Schuda. Donald Schwartz. Carol Scott. Jim Scott. Stephen Scelhoff. Karin Segclstrom. Phil Sha. Melanie Shannon. David Sharbono, Karen Shelby. Scott Silbcrnaglc. Carol Sikox. Owen Sitarski. Debra Skiba. hd Skinner. Connie Smith. Becky Smith. Deborah Smith. Don Smith. Shirley Smith. Tcmmy Smith. Vicki Sodcrbcrg, Debra Sodcrlind. Wayne Sorensen. Dianne Star. Cindy Steincrt. Kurds Stenstrom. Dianne Stevens. Collcnc Steward. Bob Stiehm, Reonnc Sticrna. David Stodolka. Stephanie Storbakken. Tim Sturtevant. Nancy Sullivan. Rita Suncson. Dean Svien. Debra Swanson. Robert Sw'irtz. Mark Tumble. Ramona Tangen. Ruth Taplin. Gail Thibodo. Linda Thiele. Du Wayne Thocn. Steven Thompson. Candy Thompson. Scott Thomson. Jim Toal. Eurith Tongson. Tim Torcll. Luke Torncs. Jack Town. Blair V ✓___ ✓ Treziok, Janinc Undheim. Ruth Valley. Janice Van Dcrvecr. Renac Vernon. Rodney Vita. Steven Voldncss. Roncll Wagner. Bev Wald. Gcri Walker, Carolyn Walstrom. Joe Warren. Jim Warren. Tom Wattawa. Lori Weibel, Gary Weispfening, Keith Wcndling. Gary Wenz. Kenny Westlund. Don White. Virginia W'hitcmirc. Delbert Wicken. Diane Wickstrom. John Wikner. Jane W'illhelmi. Sandy Wilkie. Marsha Williams. Don Williams. Kathie W'illiams. Leroy Williamson. Naomi Winslow. Ron Windhauser. Randy Wolfe. William Wollak. Keith Wood. Roxanne Yee. Jordan Young. Loretta Young. Vanessa Youngman. Lee Zabloski. Lyle Zockcr. Brad Zumberge. Zuzette DOG-GONE .. . ... SOPHOMORES 97 JUNIORS — 1972 PRESIDENT: MARTY DUDA SECRETARY: BECKY ECKMAN VICE PRESIDENT: DALE WESTLUND TREASURER: SUE BURGESON Aitkin, Jack Allen, Barb Anderson. Bob Anderson. Donald Anderson. Fred Anderson. Keith Anderson. Lyle Anderson. Richard Anderson. Robert Arcorcn. Denise Barrett. Bcckah Beaman, Robin Beaulieu. Arlene Becker. Deborah Behl. Darcy Behymer. Daniel Belford. Melodec Beilin, Kevin Benjamin. Linda Bergerson, Kay Bergsrud.Jim Bjornlie. Dawn Boesc. Karen Bokusky, Rick BoJechowski. Rose Bono, Robert Bonrud. Mary Bourne. Debbie Bradley. Cindy Brandt. Geri Braunschweig. Steve Brekhus. Sandy Broms. Tom Brosc. Gayle Browne. Paul Bryant. Emmett Bungcrt, Theresa Burgeson. Sue Campbell. Dave Carlson. David Carlson. Dell Carlson. Keith Carlson. Louise Carlson. Roberta Christensen, Jeff Christopherson. Paul Collins. Gloria Conklin. Jerome Craig. Janet Curtis. Felix Dahcr, Janice Daley. Janellc Daucsavage. Valeria Dettman. Cindy Donovan. Marguerite Dornak. Laurie Drogseth. Judy Dougherty. Patty Douglas. Pat Duda. Marty Duda. Pamela Dugan. Daniel Dunn, Maureen Durdahl, Terry Eckman, Becky Edison. Richard Edlund. Russell Eidcm. Nancy Elies, Joseph Ellgrcn, Pam Ellingson. James Elvcndahl. Larry Erlandson. Gregg Evjcn. Barb Fairbanks. Karen Fink. Ronald Foley. Greg Forsbcrg. Cynthia Frink. Terry Frye. Sherry Fulton. Melodic Gagnon. Kathleen Gleason. Susan Gonzalez. Paul Gores. Jim Greeter. Tim Gibson. Diane Green. Michael Green. Sylvia Gregerson, David Gumphrey. Robert Hagen. Jeff Halverson. Tim Halvorson. Hans Hanes. Jean Hansen. Bev Hansen. Craig Hansen. Donna Hanson, Steven Harper. Debby Harper. Gary Harrity. James Hazel. Fred Hclget, Kathy Hammingcr. Mike Hilsman. Glenda Hoff. Pamela Hopp. Frank Hoyhtya. Ron Imberi. Carol Ingle, Don Iscnscc. Dawn Jackson. Jeff Jackson. Karen Jackson. Margo Jacobson. Richard Jemming. Tom Jenkins. Carol Jenniges. Becky Jeppeson. LuAnn Johnson. Carl Johnson, (ieraldine Johnson. Joyce Johnson. Sue Jones. Jim Kalu a, l.mda Kantrud. Kerwin Kasseth, Lois Kastan. Debra Keegan. Kelly Kchoe. Doug Kejetin. Mike Kelley. Marlene Kenow, Robyn King. Sherry Kissell. Andy Klunenberg, Larry Knobbs. Julie Knudsen. Delores Kovach. Lynne Kraft. Kathleen Krai. Darsic Kuhit a. Shawno Landon. Roger Lane. Barb Lane. Teresa La Page. Marsha LaPoint. Lanette Laroque. Gayle Larsen. Patty Larsen. Steve Larson. Dorothy Larson. Linda Laudert, Allan Laudert. Peter LaVigne. Gary Lawson. Bev Lofdahl. John Longhofer. Mark Lundccn. Gary Martinez. Mike Mathison. Dan Matthew. Linda Malula.Curt McClure. Shannon McCulloch. Cecilia McKee. Lynn McLeod. Llovd MeVay. Bill Meidingcr, Mary Mcinz. Kathy Mendelc. Vicki Miller. Greg Miller. Richard Moe, Dave Mohs. Timothy Moline. Dave Moore. Dave Moore. Manuel Moraric. Julie Morgan. Larry Mot ko. Tina Mot ko. Tom Murphy. Juanita Murry. Mike Myers, Kathy Mykkby. Kathy Nault. Mark Necklace. John Nolen. Elaine Norhcim. JoAnn O'Fallon. Debbie OLson, Joan Olson, Lorinda Olson. Ronald Olson. Russel Oman. Roberta Osiluntl, Cheryl Palla, Richard Parks. Terry Partridge. Jean Pearson. Jaci Peltier. Paulette Pendergrass, Pamela Peterson. Cynthia Peterson. Dayl Pogodzinski. Mike Pritchard. Paul Proskin. Cheryl Raginski. Ellen Rcdcll. Lynda Renstom. Belinda Rhoden, Herbert Rich. Carl Richard. Laurie Rincon. Laura Roberts. Randy Roberts. Vincent Rodcck. Mike Rogers. Rick Rogers, Scott Roitcro. Debbie Roloff. Janice Roloff. Russell Rondeau. Ed Rudquist. Wayne Rue. Gary Ruud. Dave Saf. Daryl Sallese. A Ido Schaeffer. Barb Scharafanow. George Schcsvold. Carol Scholia. John Schollcs, Chuck Schultz. Lorna Schulze, Richard Schwartz. Steven Seifert. Richard Shelby. Craig Sikorski. Andrew Smestad. Nanci Sosnosky, Kathie Spratt. Debbie Stangc. Roxanne Steffey, Ricky Stenen, Ernie Sternquist. Diane Stoneburg. Richard Straw. Michael Strengc. Elaine Sullivan. Ron Sundahl. John Sundstrom, Ed Suncson. Pam Svec. Shelly Sypnicski. Bill Taylor. Eunice Thciscn. Joe Thiele. Dennis Thocn. Bonnie Tholcn. Steve Thoma. Renave Thomas. Vicky Thompson. Arab) Thompson. Candy Thompson. Cathy Thompson. Debbie Thompson. Donald Thompson. Eliza Thuftin. Roxanne Treijs, Ingrid Van Deusen. Dale Vasileff. Julie Vcnicr. Debbie Vctsch. Paul Vogclpohl. Lennox Voorhees. Richard Wakefield. Laverle W'aklcmar. Scott Walker. Donald Wallin. Debbie Webber. Alcsia Wentworth. Marcia Wcigler. Robin Westlund. Dale Wcstphal. Karen Wcttlin. Georgia Wheeler. Robert White. Lynne Whitmore. Lorinc Widholm. Sandy Wikner. Debbie Wilhelmi. Charles Willis. Sheryl Wing. Marilyn Wood. Steven Wrayge. Nanci Wynn. Mark Yahr. Darlene LOOKING BACK ON 1970-71, BEING A JUNIOR WAS A TIME FOR BEING . . In Joking Moods (Head cm off at the Tulip Patch!) Creative Together . Caught Unaware ... (Curlers, Shame on You!) School Spirited Happy Studious. SENIORS Armour, Michael “Mike” Work Experience Program Armstrong, Barbara “Barb” Blu-Tri, German Club, Campus Crusade, Ski Club, Hi-C. Baillargeon, Michelle Ambrosier, Arlaine Andrusko, Linda Tiger Rep., Jr. Usher, Girls State, Office Aide, Banker, German Club, All School Play, Stage Crew, Honor Society, Minnegasco Youth Council, Southerner Staff. Student Council. Andrusko, Mary Applebee, Don Arcoran, Jackson Arnquist, Sue “Arnie” Pep Club, Honor Society, G.A.A., Blu-Tri Cabinet, Y-Tigers, Choir, B Squad Cheerleader, South Singers, Student Council, Ski Club, Tiger Staff, Southerner Staff. Barrett, Mary Kay “Mouse” Blu-Tri. Y-Tigers. Young Life. Barrett, Rosanne Bcrgerson, Barbara “Barb Pep Club, Tigerettes (Capt.), Choir, Honor Society, Blu-Tri Cabinet, South Singers, Y-Tigers, Student Council, Homecoming Attendant, Young Life, Swedish Club, German Club, Ski Club. Bine, Margo Blu-Tri Chapter Pres., Young Life, Student Council, Y-Tigers, Pep Club. Bergquist, Shirley Work Program, Banker, Bowling. Blagcr. Sharon Tigerettes, Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Choir, Swedish Club, German Club, Ski Club, Y-Tigers, Young Life, Tiger Staff. Belmore. Maxine “Max” Blu-Tri, Deca, Work Program. Benson, Edward Football Berg, Michael Beilin. Darryl Honor Society, Jr. Cabinet, Senior Cabinet, German Club. Track. Cross Country. Benson, Christina “Christmas” Minnesota Student Union (MSU) Blessing, Carol Blessing, Chris Blumberg, Carilyn “Cary G.A.A. (Sec.), Blu-Tri, Young Life, Student Council. Pep Club, Jr. Usher, FHA. Variety Show, Tigercttes, Work Program. Brcyettc. Pamela “Pam Cheerleading, G.A.A., Pep Club, Young Life, Y-Tigers, Blu-Tri, Choir, South Singers, Tiger Staff, Choir (Pres.), Student Council. Briggs, Kathleen “Kathy G.A.A., Tigerettes, Jr. Usher, Jr. Rep., Honor Society, Blu-Tri, Y-Tigers. Choir, South Singers. Student Council, Young Life, Pep Club. Ski Club, Tiger Staff. Buzanis, Dennis “Buzz Ski Team, Ski Club, S Club, German Club. French Club, Pep Club, Y-Tigers, Young Life. Carlson. Don Carlson, Richard 108 Briseno, Yolendu Carlson, Charles Dahlc, Dean Swedish Club, Class Play, Variety Show. Dailey, Steve Carlson. Robin “Bobbi” Chapman. Kathy Office Aide. Work Program. Cherry, Carolyn Cole. Pam V.I.C.A. Croissant, Bradford “Brad” Dahl, Susan “Susie Tiger Rep. Work Program. Daily, Craig Davis, Joan Blu-Tri, Young Life, G.A.A., Bowling, Sno-Daze Attendant, Homecoming Attendant, Ski Club. Davis, JoAnnc Deal, Susan German Club, (Sec, Tres.), Blu-Tri, G.A.A., Ski Club, Bowling. Dise, Jeff Dischinger, Bernard “Bernie” German Club, Band, Swimming. Demry, Sandra “Pen Devil” Dischinger, Angela “Angie” Blu-Tri, Pep Club, Occupational Training Program. Doble, Thomas “Dobe” German Club (Pres.), Pep Club, Swedish Club, Student Council, Young Life, Basketball, Baseball. Dischinger, Judith K. “Judy” Pep Club, Blu-Tri, G.A.A., Choir, South Singers, Ski Club, Young Life, Y-Tigers, Jr. Cabinet, Office Aide. Dobbins, Arlene Drcnnen, David Fink, Stephen “Steve” Fimon. Mary Dwinnell. Debra “Debbie” Work Program. Eastman, Ronald “Ron Library Aide. Pep Club. All School Play, Variety Show, Banker. Tiger Rep., Campus Crusade. Engcbretson, Peggy Spanish Club. Engledinger, Mary Library Aide. Work Program Erikscn, Robert Cross Country, Football, Skiing, Track, SClub, Ski Club, Southerner. Ferguson, Olivia Cheerleading (Capt.), Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, G.A.A., Farrell, Steven Feriancek, Michael “Mike Baseball, Young Life, Y Tigers. Fong, David Foster, Scott “Albino Basketball, Young Life. Gahbow, Janet Young Life, G.A.A., (V. Pres.) Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball, Bowling, Basketball, Student Council (Sec.), German Club, Pep Club, Fionor Society, Blu-Tri. Gilmore, Robert James “Norski Pep Club. Ski Club. S Club, Hackers Club (Pres.) Hi-Y, Y-Tigers, Jr. Cabinet, Jr. Ushers, Ski Team. Cross Country. (Capt.), Track, Boy Cheerleaders, Young Life, Sr. Class Rep., Banker, Intramural Basketball, A.A.A. Goneau. AnnMarie “Gnu Tigerettes, Library Aide. Campus Crusade, Pep Club, Honor Society, South Singers. Choir, Variety Show, School Play, Tiger Staff, Young Life, Student Council Rep., Jr. Usher. Homecoming Committee. Goodsell, Sheryl Gouge, Wanda “Grcttle Forbord, Arlene “Ar Banker. Furst, Mike “Seaweed Football. Young Life, S Club, Ski Club. Sr. Cabinet. Baseball, Basketball, Student Council. Gertz, Cheryl V.I.C.A., Honor Student, Cheerleader, Chorus. Grcclcr. Steve « Gross, Mary Ann Honor Society, Banker, Campus Crusade (Pres.), Svithiod, Library Aide. Counselor Aide. Nobel Conference Rep. Grimes, Janice Grovcn. Lynne Blu-Tri. Pep Club, Hi-C, Band, German Club, Tiger Rep. Tiger Staff, G.A.A., Honor Society (Sec.), Sr. Cabinet. Hammer, Richard “Rick” Football. Cross Country, Track. Wrestling, S Club. Hanson, James R. “Handy” Hanson, Peggy Harrity, Timothy “Tim. Hondo” German Club, Cross Country. Basketball, Track, S Club. Helmuth, Jeannette M. Young Life, Pep Club, Hodge, Mike Horarik, Linda. Houk, La Donna Work Program Ives. Kathy Jackson. Vivian Jacobson. David “Jake” Baseball, Basketball. Student Council. Banker. Young Life. S Club. Jacques. Kenneth “Ken” Student Council. Jr. Cabinet, Banker. Young Life, Basketball. Hunt, Renee “Nadia” Student Council. Choir. M.S.U., Tiger Rep., Iaquinto, Rebecca “Becky G.A.A., German Club, Choir. Honor Society, Tiger Rep. Irwin, Diane Iverson, Barbara “Bobbie” Blu-Tri, Tiger Rep. Tiger Staff. Pep Club. G.A.A., Spanish Club, Band. Young Life. Homecoming Committee, Sr. Class (Sec.), Student Council, Office Aide. Ivcrsen, Michacl“Mikc” Young Life, German Club, S Club. Pep Club. Jr. Cabinet. Sr. Cabinet, Student Council, Wrestling, Tennis, Munchkin and Celtic Basketball Team. Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Judith Johnson, Randall A. “Randy Football. Baseball, Basketball, S Club. Young Life. Choir, South Singers. Jr. Class (Pres.). Jr. Usher. Honor Society, Ski Club, Pep Club, Y-Tigers, Sno-Daze Attendant, Homecoming King, Hackers Club, Boy Cheerleaders, Student Council, Tiger Staff, A.A.A. Johnston. Stephen Jones. Kathleen Johnson. Diane “Dee-Dee Spanish Club, Office Aide, Work Program. Johnson, Monte Pinky Johnson. Roy “Pres. Student Council (Pres.), Swedish Club (Pres.), Spanish Club (V. Pres.). Student Life (V. Pres.), Honor Society, Sr. Cabinet, Pep Club, Young Life, Banker. School Play, Homecoming Attendant, Variety Show. Kargcr. Jolynn Jo Karouncs. Niki. Kilmer. Diane Keppel, Gloria J. Hi-C. Kirk. Judith “Judy” Kotula, Steve “Kootie Tigerettes, Pep Club, Swimming. Banker, Tiger Rep., Honor Society, Tiger Staff. Band, Jr. Usher. Kraft. Jeanette Kramer. Ken Landon, Dennis Kubera, Patricia “Pat” Tiger Rep., Jr. Usher, Office Aide, Honor Society, Spanish Club (Pub.), School Play, Stage Crew, Variety Show, Minnegasco Youth Council. G.A.A., Student Council. F.H.A. LaFave, Steven J. Larsen. Bonita “Bonnie” Blu-Tri, German Club, Choir, Student Council, G.A.A., Young Life. Lee, Estelle “Peach” Choir, South Singers, Jr. Usher, Office Aide, Spanish Club (Pres.), Tiger Rep., Honor Society, G.A.A., Bowling (Capt.), Student Council (Trcas.), Environmental Science (Treas). Variety Show, Rep. of Student's Political Broadcasting Committee. Liljcdahl. Diane Larson, Jacqueline “Jackie” Office Aide. Deca, Variety Show. Larson, John Football (Capt.), Hock ey. Baseball. Latvala, Jean Lawson, Teri Tigerettcs. Leitheiser. Teresa Loch, Joyce German Club, Work Program, G.A.A. Lumbly, Amy Mandery, Nancy Maskrcy, Sandra Sam Blu-Tri, G.A.A., Southerner, Hi-C, Jr. Achievement, Work Program, Tiger Rep. McGinnis. Debra McIntosh. Twaya McManus, Bill Banker, Drama, Dcca, S.D.S. Meidinger. Timothy Tim Melgaard. Lauris Track, Cross Country, Swedish Club. Pep Club, Munchkin and Celtic Basketball Team. Michalik, Jeffrey “Jeff’ Milan, Marilyn Spanish Club, Swedish Club. Pep Club. Student Council. Young Life, Southerner Staff, Munchkin Basketball (Capt.), Hacker’s Club. Matheson. Janet Jan” Blu-Tri. Spanish Club, German Club. Tiger Rep. McCormack, Laurie Moats, Sandra “Sandy” G.A.A. Bowling Moe. Donna Moen. Darryl Student Council, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet, Variety Show, German Club, Pep Club, Banker, Young Life. Moore, James Morris, Michael Mostuc, Allen “Luckcy Muellcrlcilc. Gary-Work Program, Hi-C. Murphey, Stephen Football, Hockey (Co Capt.), Baseball. Nelson, Bryan Student Life, Hi-C, FT A. Nelson, David North. Michael “Mike Nutter, Melody “Nuttcrbcir Student Council. Nelson, Douglas Nelson, Douglas Neuman, Kathy “Swish” Honor Society (Pres.), Basketball. Young Life, Y-Tigers. Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet, Swedish Club, Munchkin and Celtic Basketball (coach). Student Council, Tiger Rep., Pep Club, Southerner Photographer. Norby, Carolyn Norgrcn, Doreen G.A.A. Work Program Nugent, Ann Annabclle” Tiger (Editor), Young Life, Homecoming Attendant, Jr. Sr. Cabinet. Blu-Tri (Sec.), Pep Club (V. Pres.), Student Council, Jr. Usher. Y-Tigers, Homecoming Chairman. Odcgard. Sue “Susie” Deca. Olson, Richard Ole Football, Young Life, Pep Club, S Club. Y-Tigcrs, Student Council, Sr. Cabinet, Honor Society. Ozolins. Andrew Patterson, Paula Young Life, Ski Club, Blu-Tri, Pep Club, German Club, Choir, Y-Ti-gers. Tiger Staff, (Underclassmen Editor), Student Council Rep., Attendance Taker. Oldman Barbara Olson, Charla Olson, Diane Pec Dee” Olson, Lora Blu-Tri, G.A.A., Office Aide, Young Life. Olson, Wallace E. Wally” Munchkin and Celtic Basketball Team. Student Council, Jr. Cabinet. Sr. Cabinet. Packer. Donna Pike. Diane Dianne Fish” T.A.N.S., Southerner, Tiger Staff. G.A.A., Badminton. Basketball, Volleyball. Potvin, Rochelle Raycroft. Suzanne “Sue” Blu-Tri (Pub.), Y-Tigers, Jr. Usher, German Club, Sr. Cabinet, Band, Pep Club, Tiger Staff (Underclassmen Editor), Southerner Staff, Student Council. Young Life, Ski Club, Homecoming “M.C.”, Choir, Human Relations, G.A.A. Restrepo, Sylvia “Syl” Blu-Tri (Pres.), Pep Club, Spanish Club (Pres.), Young Life, Honor Society, Homecoming Attendant, Jr. Usher. Jr. and Sr. Class Treas., Student Council Alt. Tiger Staff, Jr. and Sr. Cabinet, All School Plays. Rincon, Roxanne “Roxy” Tigerettes, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Jr. Usher, Southerner, Tiger Staff, Choir, G.A.A., Blu-Tri (Chap. Pres.), Young Life, Homecoming Attendant. Pycher, Roger “Gup” Tiger Rep., Student Council. Basketball (Manager), Golf, Stage Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, School Play, Stage Crew, Audio Visual, Football (Manager). Rcnne, Debbie Student Council (Sec.), Honor Society, Blu-Tri, Band, Southerner. Robertson, Charlene Roswell, Diana 123 Robin, Georgeianne “George” All School Play, Variety Show, Tiger Rep. Student Council Alt. Banker. Ryan, Peter Sanction, Jim Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, South Singers, Young Life, Lelterman’sClub. Sarff. Loretta Scheele, Tim Basketball (Capt.) Sands, Debra “Deb” Cheerleading, G.A.A., Tiger Staff, Blu-Tri, Ski Club, Pep Club, Student Council (Alt.), Tiger-ettes. Tiger Rep., Jr. Cabinet, Spanish Club. Savage, Peter “Sean” Basketball Schmidt, Roger “Smitty Football, Wrestling. Schrepfer, Lori “Moose” G.A.A., Senior Rep., Pep Club, Student Council, Variety Show. Schesvold. George Schon, Steven “Mort” Football, Wrestling (Capt.), Choir, South Singers. Young Life. Student Council, Honor Society (V. Pres.), Y-Tigcrs, Jr. Class (V. Pres.), Jr. Usher, S Club, Homecoming Attendant, Munchkin and Celtic Basketball Team. Semclis, Andy Football. Skiing, S Club, Honor Society. Student Council. Sr. Class (Pres.), Y-Tigers. Young Life, Ski Club, Sno-Daze Attendant, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant. s Stewart, Janet “Jan” Ski Club, Young Life. Blu-Tri, Work Program, Tiger Rep., Southerner Staff. Svec, Judy Leigh Pep Club, G.A.A., Student Council Rep., Blu-Tri, Young Life, Variety Show, Honor Society, Tigerettes (Capl.), School Mascot-Tiger. Signalness, Katherine Shaddrick, Michael Silbcrnagle, Janet Young Life, Jr. Usher, Jr. Cabinet, Student Council Rep., Jr. Class (Sec.), Pep Club (Sec.). Choir (Sec.), South Singers. Ski Club, Blu-Tri. Southerner Staff, Sno-Dazc Attendant, G.A.A.. Human Relations, Spanish Club, Y-Tigers, Tigerettes, Tiger Staff (Senior Editor). Sr. Cabinet, Sr. Class (V. Pres.). Homecoming Program. Skwira, Mary Smith, Phyllis “Phyl” Choir, G.A.A., Jr. Usher, Pep Club, Ski Club, Tiger Staff. Student Council Rep. Jr. Cabinet, Blu-Tri, Y-Tigcrs, Young Life. Soderlind, Terrance Sundahl. Richard Svendahl, Mark “Snorky” Football. Ski Team, Golf, S Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Jr. Cabinet, Y-Tigcrs, Young Life, Tiger Staff, Band. Hackers Club. Tcnhoff, LaVern Tuppcr, Janell “Nellie' German Club, Young Life. Tiger Staff, School Play, Honor Society, Choir, South Singers, Ski Club, Y-Tigers, Blu-Tri. Jr. Cabinet. Student Council. Svidron. Gary “Dutch Football. Baseball, Hockey (Co-Capt.). Swanson. Barbara “Barb-Choir, Gymnastics. Swenson. William “Bill” Swift, Mavis Southerner Editor, Sports Editor, German Club (V. Pres.). Sr. Cabinet, Jr. Cabinet. Choir, Student Council. Honor Society, South Singers. Pep Club, Y-Tigers, Young Life, Variety Show, Tiger Staff. Tower, John Ulrich, Betty Blu-Tri, Pep Club, G.A.A., German Club, Tiger Staff, Student Council, Young Life, Homecoming Committee. Unglesbee, LaVonne Vossen, Connie Work Program. Webster, Carla Westcott, Kent Central’s News Staff Westlund, David White, Donald Wigen, John G. Pep Club, Hackers Club, (V. Pres.), Y-Tigers, Jr. Cabinet, Jr. Sgt. At Arms, Sr. Cabinet, Jr. Usher, Football, Basketball, Golf, Boy Cheerleaders (Capt.), Young Life, S Club, Tiger Staff, A.A.A. Wilhelmi, Cindy Wilkie, Stephen Spanish Club, Bowling. Williams, William Zamora, John “Johnny” Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, S Club, Pep Club. 127 Whipkey, Bryant “Whip” Hockey, Football, Baseball, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet, S Club, Pep Club, Boy Cheerleaders. Zipoy, Greg “Zip” Cross Country (Capt.), Basketball, Track (Capt.), S Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Jr. Cabinet, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Y-Tigers, Ski Club, Hockey, Young Life, Band, Sr. Cabinet, Swedish Club. Zumbrunmen, Kathy Dcca. LATE PICTURES Three Years of Unforgettable Memories September 1968 — June 1971 District 17 Basketball Title Region 5 Basketball Champs (Lincoln Game 62-60) State Basketball Tournament Sophomore Picnic Oct. 9, 1968 Ground Breaking Ceremonies Junior Week, Picnic, Banquet (Sveden House) Pepfests, Hayrides, Bake Sales, Car Washes Boy Cheerleaders Sweetheart Swirls Sadie Hawkins Class Plays Oct. 11, 1970 Dedication of Les Barnard Field Oct. 13, 1970 Dedication of the New South High School “71 MAKES IT,” SENIORS!, 2 Bits, 4 Bits, 6 Bits, A DOLLAR! '70 Homecoming — King Randy, Queen Olivia Sno-Daze Royalty of’71 The City, The Pizza Shack, Y.M.C.A. Tigers arc the Best!, We’re from South High couldn’t be prouder. Orange and Black Senior Banquet (Camelot), Senior Prom, Senior Awards Day, Graduation Rehearsals June 9, 1971—COMMENCEMENT SENIOR OFFICERS: Andy Scmelis, Pres.; Janet Silbernagle, V. Pres.; Barb Iverson, Sec.; and Sylvia Restrepo, Treas. Frenchie La Schnozola “Wee-Wee” SENIORS! ’71 MAKES IT 1971 HALL Most Active: Ann Nugent and Andy Scmelis. Most Feminine: Sharon Blager. Mostly to Succeed: Becky laquinto. Debbie Rcnne. Doug Nelson and Darryl Beilin. Best All Round: Sylvia Rcstrepo and Tom Doble. Cutest Smiles: Roxanne Rincon, Judy Dischingcr. Bobby Gilmore and Eddie Benson. Most Innocent: Paula Patterson (Not pictured: Andy Ozolins.) OF FAME Best Personality: Barb Bcrgerson and Steve Schon. Most Athletic: John Larson. Biggest Flirts: Mary Kay Barrett. Pam Brcyettc. Roy Johnson and Mike Iversen. Class Clowns: Janet Silbernaglc and John Wigen. Best Dressed: Joan Davis and Steve Murphey. Typical Tigers: Judy Svec and Bill Swenson. •1 9