South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Printed t-shirts are definitely in as illustrated by Debbie Larson. Casual dress is most suitable for anytime and comfort as shown by Sylvia Green. Mr. Applequist participates in Beanie Day part of senior sponsored winter sports week. 15

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Anything Goes in Student Fashion World Creativity, individuality and the art of rennovation are the key words describing fashions this year. Creativity-embroidered jeans with border and ribbon cuffs, crocheted vests, macrame belts and purses, designing your own clothes. Individuality—wire frame glasses. Army-Navy surplus clothes, printed and rib knit body shirts, dress lengths and patriotic collars. Rennovation—hair styles from the 20's and 30’s, berrets. fur coats, lamb’s wool trim, argyle socks and midi length skirts. Student fashions are truly made to fit your own personality, mood and the occasion. Cheryl Olson follows the fashion trend with cape-coat. boots and mini dress. 14 Scott Rogers Army field jacket is warm and practical for Minnesota winters.

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Students Exhibit Pride in South High A large crowd attending the Homecoming Pep Fest in the Hanked by the South band and pep club members with bal-gymnasium. The queen candidates sat in the front row loons. Wearing the S jacket. Vince Roberts makes his way to the next class. On Beanie Day. it was Janice Milan and Barb Oldman in the front row for a meeting. Student life is involvement not only in community activities, but also in school functions. Outside activities compete with school activities but there is still pride in being a Tiger, in wearing beanies, letter jackets and in planning and attending voluntary pep tests. Pride does exist as expressed in I'm from South High and couldn’t be prouder! 16