South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1973 volume:

The Faces of South Look around the school and you’ll see that faces tell the story ... each little smile, glance and frown expressions that reflect the feelings of moments soon to be forgotten. 3 .. Tell the Story of the Year. Happy faces just completing a class project ... anxious faces waiting for that touchdown to be made thoughtful faces contemplating the next step .. involved faces participating in field trips and extra-curricular plays. Students’ faces around South taking a part in varied activities that await involvement. They say that the whole school depends on you. You. What a small word for such a big job! Maybe that’s it—your being a part of things here. 4 5 6 Brian, Jean Reign Over 1972 Homecoming Behind the scenes at homecoming this year was the Student Homecoming Committee, headed by Audrey laquinto and Bob Hayhurst. seniors. The committee helped to plan and coordinate the week’s events, which included the night coronation. The coronation program featured music, dance numbers, and victory skits. Last year's king and queen were present to crown the new royalty. Jean Loch and Brian King. Other activities of the week included Rose Day. a hayride. Blu-Tri breakfast. Inter-class Olympics, and the game followed by the dance featuring Sterling. Financially, this year's homecoming was a big success according to Miss Mary Michael Connolly and Mr. Roger Wold, faculty coordinators. One reason for the success was that attendance was up at almost every activity from past years. This reflects the amount of participation and involvement by students. What do some South High students think about the homecoming activities? “The jocks ran it all”... “Too many candidates took it for granted that they would be chosen . The dance was really far out ... Pretty good, because I was in it ... “I didn't participate When is it? ... It got people involved from all classes ... The candidates were pretty good” ... It was better than the last two years ... What can I say—we lost .. This was Homecoming 1972 Charleston dancers entertain at the coronation program. The title fits Brian King, but not the crown. Signs illustrate student hopes through the exciting but unsuccessful game. Queen Jean and King Brian as they begin their reign over homecoming week. Sports Dominate Sno-Daze Celebration Attendants Mike Milbrath and Paula Melquist enjoy themselves at the fnday night Sno-Daze dance Sno-Daze. South's annual winter festival week, started on Monday. January 28. with a night coronation and talent show. The talent show, sponsored by the sophomore class, was a first this year and was quite successful, according to Maythee Jensen, sophomore vice-president. At the coronation show. Bruce Lawson and Sue Anderson were chosen as king and queen. The other members of the royal court were Lisa Paulson. Naomi Williamson. Paula Melquist, Mike Milbrath. Dave Olsen, and Dave McGregor. The week's activities were coordinated by faculty advisers Mr. Edward Villwock and Mr. Pat Glynn. The active sophomore class sold candy canes: the choir. Hostess baked goods, while German Club sold Gingerbread Men. It was a good time for those not on a diet. Sports events dominated the week, interspersed with a sleigh ride and the Friday night dance. Sno-Daze buttons were sold and this year's slogan. There's No Business Like Sno Business' was strangely inappropriate—because of the lack of snow, the annual snow sculpture contest was canceled. Sno-Daze king and queen. Bruce Lawson and Sue Anderson. BELOW, were crowned at the Monday night program that started the week of festivities. The faculty and staff numbered 108 this year with nine new teachers joining South in the math, science, business, home ec, music and foreign language departments. Mr. Steve Lindquist, math teacher, returned to South after a year of teaching in England. Tuesday release times were devoted to human relations training and effective use of communication skills. Co-chairmen Dave Berg and Jerome Tyler guided the staff through a series of meetings designed to facilitate communication among the staff. At the end of the first quarter, change was underway to modify the type of scheduling South has for next year. As the result of a vote taken at a council meeting, modular scheduling as it is known this year will be abandoned for a more traditional approach to learning with a six period. 55 minute class period day. Along with the scheduling change will come a new registration system for students, and more classroom construction in the open academic areas on second floor. A trimester schedule will be used instead of a quarter system. The vote was by no means unanimous, but the majority of teachers felt that learning could be better effected this way. Administration, Faculty Head South TOP LEFT. Mr. Kenneth Northwick checks his appointment book for a typically busy day at South. CENTER. Associate Principal Ms. Betty Jo Webb shares a joke with Mr. Al Picotte of the Student Support Program. LEFT. Mr. Robert Larson discusses a student's attendance card. ABOVE. Associate Principal Keith Olsen tallies the day's attendance record. 9 Maintenance crew. LEFT, responsible for caring for the building, gather to honor retiring Head Engineer Larry Burns. CENTER. Margaret Anderson. Home Ec. Ronald Apelquist. Math John Bambenek. S. Studies David Bane. Eng. David Barkmeier. Ind. Arts Delano Beckman. Coord. David Berg. S. Studies Fred Blaisdell. Math Loyal Brezny. Art Helga Brogger. Lib. Bessie Bryan. Bus. Alice Campbell. Lib. Crystal Carlson. Eng. Shelley Chall. Eng. Mary M. Connolly. Eng. Jean Cunnigen, Lang. Douglas Davis. S. Studies Paul Elliott. S. Studies Elaine Ferris. Home Ec. Phyllis Fisher. Eng. Harold Folkestad. Bus. James Foster. Sci. Esther Frazier. Art John Freeman. Coord. Richard Fredrichson. Coun. Richard Gibbons. Eng. Beverly Glazer. S. Studies Patrick Glynn. Eng. Mark Goodman. Aud-Vis. Alden Groff. Ind. Arts JoanGroth. Bus. Joan Gunberg. Phy-Ed. Sci. Terry Hansen. Music Betty Harris. Home Ec. Martha Harris, Eng. James Haugen. Math Lee Haugen. S. Studies Roy Hawkins. S. Studies John Hodgdon. Ind. Arts Clyde Honnerman. Y. Advo. Richard Hulbert. Coun. Carol Ittel. Lang. John Johnson. S.S. Coun. Nancy Johnson. Phy. Ed. R. C. Johnson. S.S.P. Warren Kaari. S. Studies John Kantar. Music Diane Keas. Eng. 10 June Kenny. Coun. Eleanor Kinunen. S. Worker Gary Kodalen. Ind. Arts Wayne Kopesky. Sci. Richard Kormanik. Bus. Ed. Linda Krause. Phy. Ed. Carol Kroehler, Hlth. Aide Shirley Krogmeier. S.S.P. Josephine Kurimay. Lang. Stephen Lindquist. Math Robert Lee. S. Studies Gary Lundberg, Bus. Ed. Robert Lyle. Eng. Eric Magdanz. Phy. Ed. Bert Marconett. Coun. Cato McKinnie. Coun. Mary McLaren. Clerk Luther Mona. S. Studies Mildred Mona. Clerk Robert Nelson. Ind. Arts William O'Brien. Coord. Carol O'Connor. Math LuEtta Olson, Clerk Lee Owens. Phy. Ed. Ruth Peterson. Lang. Betty Petrich. Clerk Ronald Petrich. S. Studies Joseph Petry. Ind. Arts A. J. Pihlstrom. Math Joe Polunc, N.Y.C. Phyllis Pratt. Bus. Ed. Edward Ralph. Coord. Margaret Reed. Eng. Joe Remily. Pol. Lia. Myrtle Royster, Eng. James Salwasser, Spec. Ed. Bruce Santerre. Sci. George Schell. Eng. Ruth Schultz. Bus. Ed. Bernice Smith. Home Ec. William Sommers. Sci. Wallace Swanson. Eng. Cletus Swintek. Wk. Pgm. Jerome Tyler. Spec. Ed. Mary Underwood. S. Studies Edward Villwock. S. Studies Nancy Wester. S.S.P. Roger Wold. Ind. Arts Lunchroom staff. RIGHT, prepared nearly 4000 lunches a day during the school year. Sophomores Elect All-Girl Officers for Year TOP. Sophomore Cheerleaders: Arlene Pyche. Joni Book. Connie Sorbell. Maythee Jensen, Janelle Bourne. Kathy Erickson and Sarah Bailey. ABOVE. Maythee Jensen. Vice President: Debbie Franzen. President: and Cathy Wagner; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomores. Class of 1975. had a busy year with many events and money earning projects. The year started with the entire class trying to collect the largest ball of string in the world, but they didn't quite make it. They sponsored a talent show during Sno-Daze. which was very successful, according to Debbie Franzen. sophomore class President. They sold candy canes at Christmas and candy hearts for Valentine's Day to earn money for the class treasury, the candy canes being the best sale of the year. All girl officers were elected by the class in October following a campaign with posters, buttons, and speeches by the candidates. The results were; Debbie Franzen. President; Maythee Jensen. Vice President; and Cathy Wagner. Secretary-Treasurer. Something new this year was the setting up of correspondence with other sophomore classes in the city to exchange ideas and perhaps visit schools to spread information. 12 Tim Aaberg Carlos Agustin Robin Ahlquist Mary Alters Pat Allgood Karen Allison David Almond Kathy Amundson Barry Anderson Bob Anderson Jerry Anderson Lowell Anderson Mike Anderson Neil Anderson Liz Andrusko Steve Andrusko Lidia Avendano Sarah Bailey Cindy Banks Pat Barnum Steve Baron Pris Barrett Steven Bast Steven Batchelder David Batcheller Laura Becker Mary Bedausky Bruce Bednarchuk Richard Behl Ramona Bellanger Brian Benson Jerri Benton Terri Benton Jeff Berg Kurt Berg Cindy Berry 13 Bev Rowlette steps out of the auditorium after her morning English large group. Sophomore Sue Gabriel catches up on homework in the east house resource center. Kim Bethke Randy 8lackdeer Kasey Blair Kevin Blair Jeff Blitz Debbie Boals Leslie Bock Joni Book Brad Brandt Steve Brandtner Frank Brose Brian Brower Rosie Brown Gary Brummett Ken Bosto Bonm Boudreau Janelle Bourne Charles Boyd Christine Burgett Geneve Bumgardner Jim Burgoon Terry Burgoon Darwin Burt Kim Campion Tim Campion David Cardinal Cary Carlson Jeff Carlson LeeAnn Carlson Lo Ann Carlson Randy Carlson Ranee Carlson Cindy Carroll Robyn Case Lee Chayer Tony Christensen Debbie Christianson Mike Christianson 14 Tim Cichy David Cintelle Robert Coleman Douglas Condon Tim Connelly David Corbesia Nancy Cork Carolyn Couch Dennis Couillard Mark Crandall Marta Crothers Jim Curry Wally Dahl Henry Daily Jim Dalbey Manuela Dasch Keith Daucsavage Russell Dean Sophomores Make Use of Resource Centers Charles Deegan James De Luney Larry Demarr Roxann Dennis LaVonne De Sota Lawrence Dettman Johnnie Dillon Glenda Dorr Shelly Dougherty Scott Doughty Chris Drake Terry DuBois Vic Dynneson Kathy Eckman Steven Elam Gerald Elavsky Jim Elms JoAnne Ellwanger Pam Elvendahl Doug Emerson Ed Endersbe Chris Erickson Jim Erickson Kathy Erickson Rick Erickson Monroe Erland Wayne Evavold Keith Fairbanks PaulFedoryshyn Robert Felkey 15 Sherman Ferguson Joe Finch Bill Fintel Barb Fisher Brian Fisher Dan Flandrick Joyce Fong Ginny Fosse Terry Fors Jim Franklin Debbie Franzen Lisa Fraser Bill Freeman Mardy Fromm June Fulton Joanie Furry Sue Gabriel Corinne Gabrielson Colleen Gabrielson Cheryl Gagnon Phylliss Gagnon Marcia Gangelhoff Randy Gauthier Trade Gearou Students Display Interest in Science Kevin Geldert Tom Gerard Karey Jean Getz Mark Gibney Jeff Gill George Goodew Scott Goodwin Jim Gossman Cheryl Gladue Linda Gleason Shelly Gravemng Randy Green Theresa Griebler John Grimes Larry Gunderson Mark Gustafson Todd Gustafson Nancy Haagenson John Hagel Kevin Hagen Mary Hajcukiewicz Ellen Hall Melody Hall Rich Hallquist 16 • •• Coleen Haiti David Halverson Juleen Hamilton Gary Hanson Greg Hanson Tom Hanson Bruce Hanson Mary Lou Hanson Scott Hanson Joel Harding Classifying different animal species is just part of the job in Biology class for Liz Andrusko. Wes Haroldson Doug Harper Joy Harrison Eileen Harrity Danny Hastings LeeAnne Haugh Helen Haus Gordie Hawkins Gregory Helinske Jason Helms Gary Hepola Fred Herby Jack Herold Paul Herskind Pam Hester Tracy Hill David Hiner Darlene Hoecherl Scott Hoekstra Debra Hoffman Bob Holden Robin Holden Debbie Horton Pat Humphrey 17 Dan Iverson Joye Iverson Richard Iverson Robin Iverson Marlys Jackson Diana James Barb Jennison Maythee Jenson Ann Johnson Barbara Johnson Bob Johnson Diane Johnson Don Johnson Jeff Johnson Kim Johnson Larry Johnson Sue Johnson Terri Jorgenson Joe Julm Sue Julson Marshall Keith Bob Kappers Sandy Karpinen Jack Kenow Julie Kelelhul Chris Kilber Kmy King Brad Kmetz Sophomores Sarah Bailey. Mary Sallese and Coleen Gabnelson consult with Biology teacher Miss Joan Gunberg about test results. Daniel Ko eVm Bill Kokkila Demaris Kolstad Craig Koza Tim Klug Therese Kraft Robert Lacey Penny La Couriere Jeanne La Croix Bruce Landon Nancy LaPoint Randy Larch Roland La Rogue Dave Larsen Paul Larsien Gayle Larsor Kathy Larson Mary Larson Richard Larson Biology Resources Aid Student Learning Jon Laudert Laurene Laughlin David Leonard Chuck Link Randy Lorge Roger Lundeen Le Ann Lyngstad Scott Mack Al Madsen Chris Manos Jane Marden Bob Matos Mike Matson Mary Maxwell Diane McCulloch John McFarland Avery Medalen Pat Melander Charlene Myers Patti Milbrath Jeff Miller Mark Miller Roger Moen Jim Morgel Mike Morgel Kathy Morris Brice Moulton Cynthia Mrozik Bill Munnel Diane Murphy 19 Mary Myers Ginny Nash Don Nechkash Cindy Nelson Guy Nelson Georgia Nolen Debbie Nordeen Jennifer Novak Brenda Nygren Tom Oliva Jeff Ofstun Gary Olsen Pan Olson Shelly Olsen Dennis O'Neill Sheela Outlaw Augie Pacheco Ron Palla Cooks Prepare Over 400 Lunches Daily Mark Passon John Patterson Lynn Paul Carol Pearson Linda Pederson Terry Perron Randy Peterson Steven Peterson Vera Peterson Steve Pregler Pam Prentice Alan Premo Arlene Pyche Gary Reinfeld Kathy Rions Darlene Roberts Dale Rogers Dave Rogers Julie Roland Dave Rosenow Mike Rosenow Mike Rowles Bev Rowlett Tami Rude Arlene Russel Louise Rutt Mary Sallese Mike Sandve Jack Sarff Judy Sarff 20 • Tony Sargent Diane Sathre Jon Saukerson Fred Savage Tony Sawczuk Marcia Scheele LeAnne Schlottke LeRoy Schmidt Holly Schneider Mark Schneibel Pat Schneider Sonia Schraeder Barb Schubert Randy Schuft Angela Schwartz Phil Schweizer Liz Shand Sharon Shannon Kathy Shea Paul Singleton Pat Skahen Roger Skinaway Lloyd Skogstad Wanda Skogstad Pam Smiley David Smith Earl Smith Howie Smith Lori Smith Rennie Smith Keith Sobotta Connie Sorbell Joe Spartz Barry Spiczynski It takes a hero as Paul Fedoryshyn proves to enjoy the submarine hot lunch sandwiches. 21 Charles Staley Julie Starrett Mary Stinley Arthur Stoa Holly Stromer Deborah Stroschein Mike Steward Barb Stickney Brian Stinger Paul Straw MarkStrenke Pam Stroberger Stan Sukut Scott Sumner Mark Suttle Chuck Svoboda Cindy Swanson Chelean Swanson Jeff Swanson Valerie Swigg Candy Tendle David Ternes Jerry Thomas Pam Thomas Tim Thomson Kim Thuftin Renee Thurston Sandy Thyr Diane Tilseth Danny Tollefson LeAnn Lyngstad practices straight line stitching for her beginning sewing class, an elective subject. 22 BobTorgerson Betty Town Darlene Treziok Curt Troupe Lloyd Ullstrom Vickie Valley Ed Vavreck Dan Vinge Keith VonDeLmde Bruce Von Eschen Chris Vossen Deloris Waelhof Cathy Wagner Mark Wallin Steve Ward Elective Courses Offer Sophs Variety Clarice Weisser Cindy Wentworth Will West Doug Westlund Jerry Westrum George Wettlin Robert Wever Brad Whipkey Donna White Cheryl Wicken Marcia Widholm Vickie Wmge LeRoy Winn Tom Winn Cheryl Wollak Arnie Wood Craig Woods Jeff Wolfe Steven Wolfe Tom Wrayge Caroline Wright Felecia Yee Mike Zimmer Dawn Zocker Cheryl Zumberg 23 Juniors Are South’s Spirited Middlemen The junior class this year, switched back from last year’s administrative situation. This year instead of just having a cabinet, the juniors decided to elect officers to rule their class. The election was a close one. numerous signs dotted the auditorium wall in the commons during election time. Out of the elections emerged Chuck Vifquain as president. Cheryl Christianson vice president and Nancy Nelson as secretary-treasurer. The closeness of the contest proved the spirit of the class of 74. The juniors promptly sponsored a sucker sale, a skating party over the holidays and the wrestling match during Sno-Daze week, with more activities planned for the year. The juniors are now the middlemen, looking back at last year's sophomore year with some regrets and fond memories, and looking ahead to next year's senior year with anxiousnessand anticipation. The junior ushers club was headed by advisor. Mr Al Phil-strom. The ushers from left to right are. Nancy Dean. Kath” Batchelder. Jeff Grilley. Mary Wigen. Brian Westby. Amy Christensen. Cindy Link. Janice Pederson. Terry Jensen and Sue Melquist. They ushered at all of South's afterschool events, concerts, plays, and programs. They are the only strictly Junior service organization. The junior class officers from LEFT TO RIGHT are; Cheryl Christianson. V.P.. Chuck Vifquain. Pres, and Nancy Nelson. Sec-Treas. They provided able leadership. 24 Tim Acker Bob Agan Gerald Ahlquist Lila Allen Mark Allen Dan Alexander Mohamed Amer Maggie Amundson Darrell Anderson Don Anderson Lenore Anderson Ron Anderson John Andrusko Tina Arcorn Todd Aschott Mary Balluff Katherine Batchelder Darlene Barna Bryan Barry Lowell Bauman Terry Becker Lorie Behl Dorothy Beireis Roberta Benjamin Scott Benson Sharon Berg Kathy Bice Mike Billington Mary Birch Renee Bjergo Robyn Blair Steve Blake Kathy Bogren Kevin Bogren Robert Bokusky Danny Bolechowski Barb Bolles Marvin Bolles 55 Rosa Bolton Clayton Bosquez Jeff Book Mary Booth Barb Boyd Jim Brandon Rodney Braumen Mark Braunschweig Margaret Brodkorb Carl Burntvedt Dennis Buzick Charles Caldron Gail Carlson Dana Carlson Leesa Cherry Amy Christensen Karen Christensen Cheryl Christianson Mary Cindahl Rand Coleman Nancy Comstock Kevin Connelly Barbara Craig Judy Curry Juniors Do Research on Class Projects Colleen Dahlheim Tom Daniels Larry Davidson Nancy Dean Denise Deegan Valerie DeLosier Frank DeLuney Jimi Denorme Richard Denomie Shelly DeVore Ethel Dischinger Ron Doble Dennis Dougherty Ron Drogseth Mel DuBois Dave Dugan Cathy Dynneson Cindy Dyrdahl Nancy Eidum Jim Emerson George Everett Bob Espelien Ann Evans Becky Evjen 26 Linda Felkey Dave Fimon Pat J. Finch Peggy Fmtel Franklin Firesteel Kenny Fish Mary Fish Bill Flom Irma Flowers Gerrene Foley Mike Foley Joan Fong Debbie Fors Danielle Fraser Sherry Frye Vernon Frye Mark Fryxell Jeanme Furry Richard Garland Greg Gauthier JanisGebhart Steven George Kim Glad Bonnie Glenn Susie Gloege James Gobbel Dan Gores Bill Gossman Linda Greene Pat Griebler Jeff Grilley Billy Grissam Gerald Gudehaus Kathy Gunderson David Halvorson Janet Halvorson Jean Halvorson Darlene Hanson 27 Bruce Hanson Clark Hanson Joyce Hanson Linda Hanson Jim Harrinan Valentino Harris Tim Harper Andy Harvey Kerri Henry Jerome Hepola Gordy Hermann Debbie Hernandez Free Time Permits Independent Studies Dan Hines Terri Hoehn April Hoekstra Kathy Hoglund Janine Hohl Wanda Holm Pam Horton Annadine Houle Barbara Houston Carol Hultgren Arby Humphrey Kevin Hynes Buddy Ingeman Alan Isackson Keith Iverson Don Jensen Terry Jensen Nancy Johansen Amy Jo Johns Diane Johnson 28 Janet Halverson and Kathy Johnston find a quiet place to study their German. Mr. Ron Apelquist helps Pat Finch with one of her problems in Algebra-Trig. Jody Johnson Linnea Johnson Stuart Johnson Kathy Johnston Patricia C. Jones Robert Kachman Phil Kadlec Wendy Karger Mike Karlstad Kurt Karsko Cindy Keller Sue Kilgore George Kiperts Laura Kjensted Peggy Klitzka Rita Klosinski Steve Klug Jim Koland Jeff Kulseth Debbie Kroshus Robert Krause Mark Kovach Michael Kovach Steve Kopas Vicky LaChapelle Lynette LaForge Karen Lane Patty Lane Gary Langendorf Lanette LaPoint Rick Larch Brian Larson Candy Larson Edna Larson Connie Lascon Jom Laudert Scott Lawson Ludy Ledford Mike Lewno Linda Lindahl Cindy Link Jim Liss 29 Visual Aides Help Chemistry Students Rosemary Lott James G. Louis Jr. Karen Lundgren Dale Luoto Wendy Lynes Gary Lynn Tom Makousky James Mandery Jody Marben Mike Marden John Marr Bruce Marsh Janice Marsyla Tom Martin Barb Martini Linda Martini Mark Mateer Cindy Matson Debbie Mattson Leanne Meighan Rick Melander Sue Melquist Mike Mendele Lois Metcalf Andrew Miller Joe Miller Merv Miller Mitchell Miller Steve Miller Tony Mirelez Peggy Moen Roger Moore Chuck Vifquam and Bruce Hanson view a film on the subject of energy. 30 Harriet Molash Rocco Moren Terry Moses Marvin Murphy Mike Murray Casey Neal Donald Nelson Nancy Nelson Paul Nelson Robert Nelson Carrie Ness Debbie Newstrom Talmadge Nolen Diane Norgren Scott Norman Madeline Oakley Dela Ochoada Cindy O'Connell Denise Olson Kris Olson Mark Olson Mary Olson Heidi Onnen Robin Olson Roger Oppegard Yonna Patton Mark Paulson Dan Payette Roberta Pearson Janice Pederson Chris Peltier Karen Pendergrass Lynn Peterson Sandy Peterson Ted Peterson Pat Phillips Mark Pochardt Craig Pomplun Greg Powell Terri Pownell 31 Dave Pregler Irene Pregler Scott Pregler Craig Quigley Nick Rahoutis Darlene Reece Bob Reichgeld Connie Renstrom Ronald Rhoden Jeff Rich Terry Richards Doug Richter Kay Risvold Debbie Rodewald Vicki Rodi Jim Rodquist Pat St. Clair Sherry Salo Diane Sandve Sharon Sandvick Russell Schmidt Linda Schneider Donald Schuda Joe Seth Balcony Favorite Spot for Relaxation Barb Shand Susan Sherman David Shupe Brad Skahen Ann-Marie Skrypez Nancy Skwira Neale Smith Jody Smithson Brent Soderling Mark Spartz Cheryl Spratt Shirley Staley Beth Stanley Kurt Steinert Thomas Stickney Rita Stiehm Dianna Streoke Richard Struss Debbie Stumpf Gary Sumnex Kathy Sundahl Carmen Swenson Mary Swirtz Cynthia Tamble 32 Ramona Tamble BarbTerwey Larry Thompson Nancy Thompson Jon Torgerson Randy Torkelson Sharry Torkelson Susan Town Mary Treziok Anne-Norunn Tveiten Doug Unglesbee Kenneth Valley Charles Vifquain Austin Voyer Jr. Paul Wagner Janice Walch Terri Wald Pebbla Wallace Greg Watroba David Weiss Debbie Wendlandt Cindy Wendling Steve Wenig Mary Wensole Michael Westby Brian Wester Cindy Wettlin Patti White Tom Wichman Mary Wigen Andrew Williams Darlene Wing Theresa Wood Jack Wright Jeff Young Liz Youngman James Zierman Bryan Zipoy From LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian King, president: Jean Loch, secretary and Bruce Lawson, vice-president. NOT PICTURED Roxanne Anderson, treasurer. Seniors Complete 3 Year Cycle at New South The Senior class, after having experimented last year with no officers, went back to the old way this year and elected Brian King, president; Bruce Lawson, vice-president; Jean Loch, secretary and Roxanne Anderson, treasurer. This year's graduating class will be on of the last to know what it was like to participate in modular scheduling at South. When they came to South as Sophomores, it was a new school and the Juniors and Seniors were just as lost as they were. They had a five day week in their Sophomore year, then in their Junior year a more complicated six day cycle was introduced. providing more elective classes to choose from. In their final year. South returned to the five day. 26 mod schedule, and the class of 1973 provided the leadership factor in the school. The class sponsored the sleigh ride during Sno-Daze and Senior students coordinated all the senior year events, such as the prom, banquet, picnic, and the graduation exercises. With their graduation in June, they will have been the first class to have gone the full three years at the new South High. Senior Shirley Smith uses one of the many telephones located around South High. 34 Joleen Abramson Connie Agustin Miriam Alvarez Denise Amundson Roxanne Anderson 35 Jim Austin Patrick Bahn Diane Barna Bruce Baron Myrian Beltran Melody Birch Joyce Benjaminson Maja Bjornson David Berg Thomas Blad Tim Boese Thomas Bolles John Berger Nancy Boettcher 36 Senior Lee Frankenberg rehearses for the one act play. Black Comedy. presented in February. Donald Bonrud Curtis Botner Seniors Active in School Dramatics Louise Bragg Mary Brown Mark Burgeson LinD Ann Burman Becky Carlson Scott Carlson Annette Bull Theresa Bungert Debra Capistrant Elizabeth Burroughs Colin Carpenter Mike Cedarblade 37 Cindy Chapman Julie Chayer Warren Christopherson Rosie Cilley Higher Mathematics Proves Challenging Charles Collins Kevin Comstock Deborah Darula Jeff Davis Vincent DeYoung Carol Dischinger Jill Cramer TimCronberg Dawn DeGroff Tom Desm Patricia Dobbins Donald Drennen 38 Judy Drogseth Barbara DuChene Karen Dyrdahl Connie Eilers Valerie Eibon Michael Elling Robert Elavsky Judy Ellingson Pam Overland and Ana Hajovy study over some Math Analysis homework in the science resource center. 39 Sue Erickson Terry Fabian Jenny Fimon Carol Forde Kim Fors Lee Frankenberg Jeff Davis gets valuable experience as he works on a car Connie Fraser Anna Marie Freeman in the school's auto mechanics department. 40 David Gardner Paul Gast Elizabeth Gatz Terry Gearin Auto Mechanics Theme: Work and Learn loisGerth Mary Gibney Peggy Grose Cheryl Gross Ana Hajovy Maxine Hallbeck Mark Gilberg Mike Gramling Brenda Gutenkauf Joan Haagenson Carol Hanson Sheryl Hanson 41 Jim Harding Jeff Harminmg Jayne Harris Sue Hartley Senior Lettermen’s Last Year of Sports Duane Haukland Larry Hayes Robert Hayhurst Carla Hays Jean Helget Jeff Herberg Carol Holm Dirk Hoogakker John Hoppe Audrey laquinto 42 Scott Ingeman Debbie Isackson Dawn Isensee Sheila Jacques Renee Jeffries Betty Johnson Bruce Johnson Janice Johnson Jeanette Johnson Becky Johnson Linda Johnson Mark Lyons waits quietly, for the bus to take the team to swimming practice. Neil Johnson 43 Nancy Boettcher watches as Becky Smith contemplates a mistake in office skills. Tony Julin Anita Kantrud 44 Gary Klein Lynne Kleppe Wendy Kmetz Tim Knoblauch Business Courses Helpful to Senior Girls Dawn Knudtson Debra Kriech Steven LaForge Michelle Larch Kathy Larsen Debbie Larson Fred Larson Kathy Lascon Judy Larson 45 Bruce Lawson Glen Link Ingmar Lee Kimberly Lees Library Offers Quiet Place to Study David McGregor Greg McLaren Paula Melquist Victoria Mendele 46 Mike Milbrath Gary Miller Gloria Mohs Brad Moline Mary Moline Valeria Moore Carla Morrell Joe Moses 47 Bill Wolfe chooses a paperback book from the IMC's wide selection. Curtis Olsen David Olsen Bonnie Olson Kenneth Oppegard Jody Osum Kathy Otterness Lisa Ann Paulson Kim Sands finds an empty room a good place to study some college course offerings, for post-high school study. 48 Colleges, Jobs Under Consideration Susan Polak Linda Prentice Fred Reinfeld Teresa Richards Tom Schubert Jim Scott Dave Pyche Laura Ratzlow Paula Ruhl Ronda Schmidt Steven Scott Karen Seelhoff 49 Connie Shannon Tom Skinaway Becky Smith Shirley Smith Physics Experiments Keep Sessions Active Victoria Smith David Stierna Robert Swanson Debbie Soderberg Stephanie Stodolka Mark Swirtz Collene Stevens Nancy Sturdevant Ruth Tangen Reonne Stiehm Rita Sullivan Gail Taplin 50 Scott Thompson Frances Tilock Jack Tornes Blair Town Renae VanDerveer Arlou VetvicK JanineTreziok Sandra Whitaker Virginia White 51 Delbert Whitmire Diane Wicken Bob Elavsky and Jordan Yee talk over a question they have about an experiment in Physics. Seniors Enjoy Morning Break in Commons Keith Wollak 52 Zuzette Zumberge Blu-Tri Organization Sponsors Sadie 73” The annual hillbilly costume ball. Sadie Hawkins, was a success according to Kathie Williams, president of Blu-Tri. the sponsoring organization. The dance was held at Shady Valley Ranch on November 18. and transportation was provided from South. Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae. Fred Larson and Mary Thielen. were chosen from twelve candidates: Chuck Vifquain and Nancy Nelson: Steve LaForge and Joni Murray; George Kipperts and Peggy Grose: Mike Gramling and Mary Gibney; and Bill Fintel and Diane Barna. The Virginia Reel. Schottische. polkas, waltzes, and square dancing contrasted with typical modern teen dances usually done at school activities. Stardust Lanes, the Pizza Shack, and Farrels were patronized by couples after returning from the dance. ABOVE. Darlene Barna and Bruce Hanson get 'hitched' by Marrym Sam during a pause in the square dancing. LEFT. Fred Larson and Mary Thielen dressed in their Raggedy Ann and Andy costumes, sit for pictures. 53 28 South 6 28 South 7 14 South . 24 6 South 30 14 South . 20 Washburn 20 South 0 West 0 South 0 Southwest 20 South 0 Roosevelt Vocational Central North Edison South’s defensive line stiffens, to slow down North’s runner, as the backf leld moves into position for the tackle. When You Run C.C., You Run It Alone. Co-captain Mike Hochn runs on his way to a fourth place finish in the city meet. This qualified him for the regional cross country meet. 54 After three long, grueling miles. co captain Dave Berg shows strain of being in a ”by yourself sport. Running cross country is nothing at all like playing football or baseball. In those sports you run a 10 yd. sprint and rest or swing a bat run 30 yds. and rest. But when you run cross country you run 3 miles for a little over a quarter of an hour with no rest at all. The running is all smoothed, all controlled. You set up a stride that suits you best and you use that until the last 300 yds. Then you start pushing it. so when the last 50 yds. come you can't feel your legs and arms because your driving so hard to get a better time or to pass another runner. In very few sports can you experience the total exhaustion you feel after running a distance race. It's your own thing all the way. The team had a disappointing season, finishing 7th in the city meet, with an overall record of 6-3-1. 28 guys started the season and only 11 finished. The team was led by captains Mike Hoehn and Dave Berg. Hoehn was the top runner on the team. He had a 4th place in the city meet, finishing about 15 seconds behind the first place winner. Co-captain Dave Berg was next, followed by Phil Kadlec. Steve Scott and Rick Melander. Next year the team will be led by Phil Kadlec and Rick Melander. who were the teams top junior runners this year. De La Sale Mars all-U Southwest Vp$ational Roosevelt Henry 39 South.. 29 South 26 25 South 33 36 South 20 18 South 43 After finishing 3 miles. Steve Scott shows that it's not always easy or warm at a meet. South center Bruce Hanson watches Jeff Book as he weaves through a shredded Vocational secondary. 55 Vocational's offensive line crumbles, as Dave Gardner wraps up the quarterback. Captain-elect Phil Kadlec shows stress after the city meet. Don Drennen's block opens a hole as Jeff Book pushes past North tackles. 56 Informal practice started in August for 30 boys as they participated in captain's practice. Then it came .. the first day of coached practice ... Hell Week. Practices, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, took care of both learning plays and putting them into operation. Sit-ups. running, push-ups. running, crabbing, running, rolling, fumble recovery practice, and still more running. Members are shown how to block, who to block, when to block and why to block. Hours and hours of taxing workouts all for one reason —to play well and to win. South had a tough defensive team and a good scoring offensive team this season. The sophomore team posted an impressive 4-3 record. At the preview, the varsity squad won its quarter 3-0 over Henry. The first conference game was with Vocational. South won 20-14. In the next weeks South played Central. North and Edison. The team lost two and tied one. The South-North game was a well played defensive game that ended 0-0. Homecoming brought the game with Washburn. current state football champions. South scored a touchdown on the game's first drive, but lost 28-6. A highlight of the season was the game against Roosevelt. After two previous losses. South humiliated the Teddies on their own field. 30-6. LOWER LEFT: Defensive lineman. Bob Roberts, sacks the North quarterback, throwing North for a loss on a pass play. LOWER RIGHT: Rick Melander, Don Nelson. Phil Kadlec. Steve Scott, and Jason Helms, wait in the rain for a cross country start. South defenders, led by Bruce Hanson, 50. stifle a running play during the Homecoming game with Washburn, below. Training, Practice Pays Off for All Players 57 ABOVE: Fred Wiles and Lee Chayer scramble with two Vocational players tor the ball. BELOW: Don Anderson maneuvers for a hold against a North wrestler. The wrestling team this year finished the conference season posting a 6-4 record, in spite of injury problems. However, the team brought home two trophies from two non-conference tournaments. At the Highland Park tournament they came in a close second, losing to St. Paul Central in the championship match 24-22. and also coming in second at the Rush-ford Invitational tournament. Seniors Jim Harding. Bob Swanson and Rod Brauman served as tri-captains and the team is looking ahead to next year, when they are expected to give a strong showing. But nothing seemed to go right for the South High basketball team this year. The season started out strong with a good showing in the preview, plus a win over Minnehaha Academy. But. in the games following, over anxiousness caused little mistakes and the team just couldn't seem to pick up a win. Towards the end of the year, however, the team got the lead in most of the games but could not hold on for a victory. South South South South South South South South South South 14 Southwest 36 North 39 Henry 21 Central 58 West Edison 29 Vocational 31 Roosevelt 24 Washburn 46 Marshall-U ABOVE: Ron Anderson. Chuck Vifquain. and Don Anderson pose for a picture before the Regional Tournament at Wilmar. BELOW: Charles Collins drives for a lay-up as Mike Milbrath waits for a possible rebound. 59 Spring Lake Park 66 Burnsville 67 South 53 Washb 68 South 75 Henry 87 South 61 Southwest 68 South 51 Marshall U 70 South _ 45 Edison 58 South- 55 Vocational 59 Souttan� 46 North 72 South 34 Roosevelt 59 South 51 Wesr 67 South 54 Wasnburn 90 South 46 Henry South -42 Central 63 South 2 Southwest 79 DISTRICTS ABOVE: Lonnie Chatman puts up a shot in hopes that it will go in. BELOW: Jim Harding, one of the tri-captains, poses for a picture during a practice. iouth 5 iouth . 3 iouth 8 iouth 15 iouth 14 iouth 3 iouth 1 iouth 8 iouth 6 iouth 5 iouth 8 iouth . ,-r 1 Washburn 3 West 4 Marshall-U 2 Vocational .. - ..0 Central ...1 Roosevelt 4 Southwest ..3 North 5 Edison 2 Henry .... ..6 Central 0 Washburn ..’.5 Jeff Herberg and Dan Reyes, muscle in for a shot on goal against Washburn. Strong Hockey Team Advances to Districts ABOVE: Lee Owens, gymnastics coach, and co-captains. Tim O'Connell and Mark Burgeson. RIGHT: South High hockey fans. Debbie Soderberg and Kim Sands sit in the comfort of the Minneapolis Auditorium to watch the fast moving action of a hockey game. The wild screaming at a typical hockey game and the hushed anticipation of the crowd during a gymnastic meet all add up to the same thing—winning. Both teams had winning records this year. The hockey team was 6-4 and the gymnastics team was 5-1. second only to Henry. This was the hockey team’s first complete season under the new coach. Rick Aim. and they improved quite a bit over last year’s 5-3-2 record. They played a strong non-conference schedule and did quite well. They won their first game in the districts, beating Central 8-0 on their march to the state tournament. In the next game a surprise upset was pulled by Washburn in a 5-1 defeat. Two team members. Dan Nelson and Mike Erickson were named to the Minneapolis All-City team, for their outstanding hockey performance. Next year’s team hopefully will be even better than this year, because there will be many returning players. Tumblers Ron Rhoden and Mike Foley were among the five gymnasts from South to go to the State meet. Gymnast Keith Svoboda does an armstand on the even parallel bars. The gymnastics team, in its third year of existence, equalled its record of last year, even though two of its best men graduated. They worked out every day each week before, after and during school to keep in shape for the meet usually held on Wednesdays. On those days South High students had a chance to see an exciting winning team perform free, as no admission was charged. Seniors Dan Bosquez and Tim O'Connell both were undefeated this season in their individual specialties, the rings and the trampoline. Both Dan and Tim as well as Mark Bur-geson, high bar; Mike Foley, tumbling; and Ron Rhoden tumbling and free exercise went to the state meet. RIGHT: Dan Bosquez. South's top ring man. shows an Iron Cross on the rings. South 76.10 Roosevelt 66 75 South . 82.85 Henry 83 35 CVS South . 64 95 North . 53.05 South 74.70 Central .40 40 South 71.50 Edison 60.80 South .62.80 Washburn 44 70 back Washburn de,enders set a«amst the Kurt Karsko. Ed Melander waits out on the point for a possible pass 62 ABOVE: As the Washburn goalie makes the stop. Mike Erickson waits on the side for a loose puck. LEFT: Brad Skahen prepares to do his routine on the rings while Tim O'Connell centers him to keep him still. BELOW: Mike Erickson tries to control a rolling puck, as Washburn's goalie comes out to meet him. Coach Lindquist talks with captain Tom Schubert, who provided leadership throughout the year. Individuals Highlight Swim, Ski Seasons i Soytfu 6 South 6 South 6 Soujh 4 Tim Storbakken prepares to set off across the swimming pool for a warm-up swim. 64 Skier Bruce Marsh. LEFT, rounds a gate at Theodore Wirth in the slalom competition. «. This year both the ski and swim teams had bright spots in their losing seasons. The ski teams had an overall record of 3-5. and a sixth place finish in the conference. They had some encouraging individual places at the District 17 meet, where Larry Davidson and Merv Miller came in seventh and eighth respectively in the slalom competition. The team came in tied with West for fifth place. The swim team with twenty members had a dual meet record of 2-8. In the medley relay however. Tim Storbakken. Brian Larson. Mike Crothers and Curt Troupe passed the old school record by three seconds. Mike Crothers also set records in the 50 and 100 yard free-styles. Tim Storbakken also had the fastest competitive time in the city. ABOVE. Mike Crothers gets ready to start out the medley relay. Ron Rhoden. LEFT, prepares a backwards dive. BELOW. South's ski jumpers. Bill Fintel. Darrell Anderson and Dave Olsen. 65 r 1972-73 Cross Country Team. From LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Gustafson. P.Kadlec. M.Hoehn. D.Nelson. P.Kadlec. E.Me-Kaari. D.Berg. VJohnson. S.Johnson. A.lsackson. B.Kmetz. lander. D.Richtei. S.Scott. B.Swanson, A.Miller. T.Cronberg. M. Increase in Participants Bolsters Teams 1972-73 Basketball Team. From LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW. J.Rich. F.Wiles. Z.Tay-lor. J.Book. C.Collins. BACK ROW. L.Chatman. Coach Mona. M.Milbrath. S.Johnson. L.Chayer. B Johnson. B.Town. 1972-73 Swim Team. From LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW. J.Marr. B.Larson. D.Whitmire. T. Storbakken. M.Crothers. R.Rhoden, N.Smith. MIDDLE ROW. D.Halvorson. S.Ward. K.Troupe. R.Smith. B.Gossman. J.Curry. Coach Haugen. BACK ROW. B.Kokkila. J.Crothers. K.Mills. S. Bast. N.Anderson. S.Sukut. 1972-73 Slalom Team. From LEFT TO RIGHT; M.Miller. R.Smith. B.lngeman. B.Marsh. D. Jensen. L.Davidson. 1972-73 Cross Country Skiing Team. From LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW. P.Kadlec. D.Almond. P.Hanson. C.Hanson. BACK ROW. T.Johnson. L.Youngman. T. Schubert. 1972-73 Football Team. FRONT ROW: From LEFT TO RIGHT; B Larson. D.Hammer. D.Olsen, S LaForge. T.Mirelez. J. Book. D.Westlund. T.Bolles. R.Anderson. T.Skmaway. M. Carlson. MIDDLE ROW M.Lyons. B.Wester. J.Harding. G. Kipperts. J.Herberg, D.Drennen. B.King. L.Chayer. M.Mar- den. T.Marden. R.Roberts. J.Rich. M Billington. BACK ROW: D.Laughlin. W.Schneibel. B.Gossman. D.Gardner. C. Vitquain. B Hanson. M.Angell. C.Collins. B.Marsh. J.Frank-lin. M.Allen. R.OIson. M.Bice. J.Marr. 1972-73 Gymnastics Team. FRONT ROW: M.Foley. D. Bosquez, R.Rhoden. T.Cichy. BACK ROW: T.O'Connell, B.Skahen. K.Svoboda, C.Deegan, H.Smith. M.Bergeson, Coach L.Owens. 1972-73 Wrestling Team. FRONT ROW: P.Skahen. C. Kilber. M.Zimmer. A.Miller. J.Swenson. M.Rosenew. BACK ROW: R.Roberts. J.Harding. S.Vifquain. D.Anderson. R.Anderson. R.Brauman. 1972-73 Hockey Team. FRONT ROW: G.McLaren. D.Reyes. M. Erickson. S.Andrusko. T.Peter-son. E.Melander. M.Angell. D. Orennen. J.Herberg. BACK ROW: B.Melander. R.Larch. M.Pekham. B.Benson. B.Zipoy. K.Karsko. D. Nelson. J.Julin. R.Larch. S.Benson. Manager B.Soderling. Coach R.AIm. Sports Continue to Grow in Popularity Girl’s sports this year played an important role in the extra-curricular time of the girls who participated in them. The swimming team, going through final organization this year, combined with Central to compete at practice meets. They did not. however, oo too well. The girls are anticipating next year, when South will have a team of it’s own. The volleyball team this year did not have a good season. The team was comprised of mostly Sophomores and Juniors. Having played together as a unit this year, they should have a strong showing next year. The gymnastics team this year has had many close meets with Washburn and Roosevelt, but came out on the short end of the score. They did, however, beat Edison. Henry, and Central. The badminton team with fourteen girls, improved their ratings over last year’s with a 5-5 record. In all. about forty girls went out for the various sports, making girl’s sports a major part of athletics at South. TOP: Renae VanDerveer straddle vaults over the horse at a gymnastics meet. LEFT: Renee Carlson and Nancy Johan-son practice set-ups during after school volleyball practice. 68 1972-73 Volleyball Team: LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Thompson. MJenson. C. Christianson. NJohanson. BJen-nison, K.Erickson. R.Carlson, B. Town. S.Berg. 1972-73 Gymnastics Team: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: D.Ochoada. D. Knudtson. D.Matthew, S.Anderson. R. VanDerveer, J.Murray. B.OIson, C. Sorbell. K.Erickson. C.Dyrdahl. BACK ROW: C.O'Connell. L.Schneider. D. Stumpf. L.Kjenstad. L.Cherry. P. Schneider. P.Lane. 1972-73 Badminton Team. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: M.Ganglehoff. BJohnson. MJensen. K.Erickson. R. Carlson. J.Book. BACK ROW: S.Bailey. B.Town. D.Knudtson. R.VanDerveer. W.Holm. K.Gunderson. 69 Souths 1972-73 Varsity Cheerleaders; Bonnie Olsen, Nancy Dawn Knudson. Joni Murray. FRONT: Debbie Benson, Johanson. Peggy Fmtel. Cindy Dyrdahl. Julie Chayer. Sue Cheryl Christianson. Karin Seelhoff. Anderson. Renae VanDerveer. Jean Loch. Donna Matthew. Cheerleaders, Tigerettes Begin Practice Early TOP: The Cheerleaders follow a basketball play as tension, in the gym mounts and scream with joy at its successful completion. BELOW. With their membership having nearly doubled over the last several years due to the increase in the number of sports at South, the 1972-73 Varsity Cheerleaders began meeting in July to start developing new cheers and routines for the fall sports season. Following the mandatory tryouts in the Spring, the girls were notified of their acceptance and elected Donna Matthew and Renae VanDerveer as co-captains for the year. Carwashes were held and candy sold to raise money for the five different uniforms each girl wears. The summer practices began with three hours a day. five days a week, and culminated in nearly six hours a day. just before their debut at the September Football Preview. New cheers were created, each being named after its originator. Going out onto the ice wearing skates to cheer at hockey games was a first this year, as were the two Tigers, introduced to keep the line filled in the event of an absence. The 72-73 Tigerettes also began the season at the Football Preview, following weeks of rehearsals. Under Captain Diane Barna. they joined the Cheerleaders to welcome students on Orientation Day and performed to “Promenade at the Homecoming Coronation program. The Tigerettes danced at all home games and were seen at the Indoor Marching Band Concert and Fashion Show. Five different costumes in which to perform were made by each of the girls, and a repitoire of twenty or thirty different dances was developed. In April, the Tigerettes auditioned to march in this years Aquatennial Parade. 70 LEFT, 1972-73 Tigerettes: Naomi Williamson. Lisa Paulson. Peggy Grose. DeeDee Jones, Brenda Guten-kauf. Vicki Rodi. BOTTOM ROW. TOP ROW; Diane Barna. Pam Elvendahl, Paula Melquist. Cindy Nelson. Darlene Barna. Nancy Nelson. Eileen Harrity. BELOW, the Tigerettes perform to Crazy Horse at one of Souths home basketball games. 71 New Director, Mr. John Kantar, Revitalizes 72 Band Program With a new director came new life and vitality to the band this year. Mr. John Kantar. a recent graduate of the University of Minnesota, began teaching at South in autumn and quickly built up the band’s repertoire to include many new popular songs. Strengthening the band’s overall marching ability was another primary task. Early morning marching practices held throughout football season prepared the band for their many halftime programs. New cadences, steps, formations and routines gave the Marching Band a spirited new look. For perhaps the first time in years, the band stayed in the stands for the duration of the games, providing music whenever needed. On September 23. they combined with 47 other high school bands from around the state to perform at the U. during the game between Minnesota and Colorado, with Dr. Frank Bencriscutto conducting. Pep-fest performances and the 1st Annual Indoor Marching Band Concert brought standing ovations at home. The band carried this spirit into the winter sports season, playing at hockey and basketball games. Many fund-raising projects were sponsored by the band this year. A spaghetti dinner. “Moonlight and Meatsauce . was held in March, with the band and other vocal and instrumental groups providing entertainment, and. according to Mr. Kantar. was fantastically successful . Proceeds went to financing their trips to Chicago in the spring. LEFT, the Marching Band prepares to strike up a number at their first annual indoor concert as the senior Tiger-ettes raise their pom-pons in readiness to perform. ABOVE. Mister Kantar. director, signals directions to the band as they set the stage in preparation for a concert. 73 Acapella Choir, Ensemble Groups, Combine The South High Choirs remained as active as ever this year and many ideas were introduced by the new director, Mr. Terry Hanson. One of these was a spring musical. You're A Good Man. Charlie Brown , sponsored and performed by choir members. The choir also cosponsored. with the band, a spaghetti dinner. Moonlight and Meatsauce . Light bulbs and chocolate candy were sold during the year to provide funds for a spring trip to Chicago with the band. This year's annual Winter and Spring concerts were very successful, with a nice blend of pop and traditional pieces. At the Winter concert tradition was kept by the annual singing of Mendel's Hallelujah Chorus. All alumni choir members were invited up to the stage to join in with the combined choirs in singing this beautiful hymn. ABOVE. Mr. Terry Hanson, recent graduate of the University of Iowa and new choir director. RIGHT. Acapella choir performs. FAR LEFT. Sophomore Singers practice Rainy Days and Mondays during choir rehearsal. CENTER, South Singers perform at the Winter Concert. LEFT. Junior Singers combine with the South Singers to do Echo Song . to Perform in Concerts Nostalgia Seen With Arsenic and Old Lace A body in the window seat, a plastic surgeon with a shaky hand, and a dozen corpses in the cellar. These are some of the things you'll remember if you saw this year’s all school play. A nostalgic revival of a 1940 s comedy. Arsenic and Old Lace” featured Leesa Cherry and Debbie Larson as two eccentric spinsters carrying on a family tradition of making poisoned elderberry wine, and using it to send lonely old men to their final peace”. After tryouts in September, the cast of fourteen began rehearsals which continued until the November 9 and 10 performances. Directing her first play at South was Mrs. Shelly Chall. assisted by student teacher Bob Fedderly and student directors Valerie Eibon and Nancy Thompson. The set was built by stage crew members and decorated by the cast. Staging and lighting were managed by Bruce Baron and Dan Braithwaite. LEFT. Jonathan Brewster (Lee Frankenberg) and Dr. Einstein (Dave Olson) plot to murder Jonathan's brother Mortimer. BELOW. Aunt Martha and Aunt Abby (Debbie Larson and Leesa Cherry) give the recipe for poisoned wine. LOWER LEFT. Teddy Brewster (Del Whitmire) imagines he is President Theodore Roosevelt. 76 Officer O’Hara (Tom Desm) joins patrolmen Brophy and the mysterious bugle call at the Brewster home, as Jona-Swanson (Steve Wenig and Mike Gramlmg) to investigate than sleeps on the couch after tying up Mortimer. ABOVE. 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Pep Club S Jr. Cheer. leadmgS Jr LEE YOUNGMAN Tiger Band S J' fr. Stage Band S Jr Sr. Concert Band S Jr S' Marching Band S Jr Sr One Act Play S Jr. 'S' C'ub S Jr Sr. Ski Team Jr Sr. Tenm S Jr Sr. Chet Club S Jr Sr. Chet Team Sr BRAD JOCHER Mned Choir $ Jr S' U2ETTE JUMBERGE Blu-Tr. SJr OECA S 79 The faces are gone but friends will be remembered. The chairs are stacked in the commons; another year has come and gone. The juniors and sophomores will be back all too soon to carry on the activities, traditions and learning. But for the seniors, it’s only a memory now. We hope this book will be part of these memories. They say good things come in small packages. Maybe so. A small package is better than no package at all. Not enough sales, not enough staff members, and not enough finances in general did not permit us to do all we would have liked. Club membership and participation in extra curricular activities has dwindled in some areas. Some traditional activities that South has always had were nearly cancelled due to a lack of interest on the part of students. Students were not willing in most cases to take part, to get involved, or to dedicate their time and efforts to projects. It all adds up to one word—apathy. Change will be initiated next year and with these changes perhaps will come a renaissance. We heard much talk this year about jocks and freaks and those in-between. Too bad we couldn’t all have been just students. Terry Fabian LoisGerth Mary Gibney Mike Gramling 80