South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1978 volume:

H0 6 C° ve ' o , y He oK 1978 Tiger South High School 3131-19th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55407 Volume 68 “What Changes Have You 2 — Theme Noticed At South This Year?’’ Fr- Uo tWrv 'Mr. Dahl took away our break! A new assistant principal. A new World Area Studies class. The Marching Band started marching. New pre-pack lunches. No short Tuesdays. Student Council changed to Student Union. Lunchroom isn't quite so messy. Digging up the streets and repaving them. The M.I.C.E. program. (Mother Infant Care Education Program.) Theme — “What Do Yon Think Of South As A School? It's a good school, there are a lot of activities. I think it's great! I wouldn't want to go anywhere else. There are good opportunities here at South. It's sad, it sucks. I like the teachers. Getting stricter every year. You learn what you need in life. It's friendly and warm! Theme — 5 “Haw Ho You Spend 1. Ken Eskelson prefers Burger King to Souths pre-packed lunches. 2. Steve Davis in the process of filling his car up with gas. 3 Examples of how people spend their hard earned money. 4. Chris Minks and Bonnie Sorum check out the clothes at Target. 5. Terry Wells, Andy Strand, Tammy Wells, and Gen Christopherson buy tickets for a popular movie at the Nile. I In' � f.l � illfK- I «'V liJIin 3 6 — Feature Your Hard Earned Money?” I like to eat out at McDonalds and Burger King. I spend a lot of money on clothes and jewelry. One of my whole pay checks went to pay for my school ring. I spend money on bowling and roller skating every week. I chow down on a lot of junk food, like potato chips, pop, and candy. Since I like cruising, gas money costs me a arm and a leg, along with keeping up on all the repair bills. Going to movies every week runs into a lot of dough. The little things that you don't think about add up. You could go broke just buying a yearbook. — 7 Feature “As An Exchange Student, Svanhild Gimse — Norway The classes are harder in Venezuela. The teachers change classes and the kids stay in the same room. The government chooses the subjects for the kids and they have the same subjects all year. The teachers are stricter in Venezuela. There is more freedom here at South. I saw snow for the first time here. At our school we have different classes every day. School lasts from 8:05 - 2:25. We have fish 2 to 3 times a week. We don't have many hamburgers and we never eat corn. The weather isn't quite as cold as in Minnesota but we get snow and the Summers are hot. We go to school 9 years and have the option of continuing for another 3 years or going to a trade school. Angela Garcia — Venezuela How Dd You Feel South Is Different From Your School?” - 9 Osmar Hibu — Ethiopia Finland In our school, lunch consists of mostly soup and bread. I like the food at South better. At our school we have different classes on different days. The teachers are friendlier here at South. The classes are more difficult in Finland. South's 1977-1978 Exchange Students pose on the front steps of the school. From left to right are Angela Garcia, Svani Gimse, Osmar Hibu and Sini Nojd. Most schools at home require uniforms. Students are not allowed to choose their subjects. The government does not require people to go to school, so it is not unusual to find someone of 16 in the second or third grade. There is no cafeteria in the school like at South so we go home for lunch. Sini Nojd — “What Are You Doing The Energy Crisis has become an issue of growing importance here at South as well as in the rest of the country. All South students have been or will be affected by the attempts to conserve energy made at South this year. Some students have realized that there is a real need to conserve the country's natural resources and are doing their part to help. When asked what they were doing to help conserve energy some South students replied; I ride the bus instead of driving. We keep the thermostat below 70. Some of my friends and I started a carpool. I put a brick in our toilet. 'I wear warmer clothes to school so they can turn down the thermostats. I try to turn out the lights when I leave a room. I drive a smaller car that doesn't use much gas. We only use the air conditioner in the summer. 10 — Feature To Conserve Energy?” 1. Two South students keeping warm. 2. Tanya Nygren and friends MTC it. 3. An empty hall during February break. 4. Ozzie Dahlsten turns down the heat. 5. Terry Labrec wears his coat to class. 6. Renee Schmidt saves energy by riding her bike. 7. Jon Skramstad, Jim Taplin,Connie Schultz, Brett Dennis, and Cigi Mahoney form a carpool. Feature — 11 t 1. Jenny Gallager and Michelle Fors show off their Elvis shirts. 2. Connie Schultz displays her Elvis collection at home. 3. Elvis in concert after his long time seperation from his fans. 4. A scene from Elvis' movie, Girls Girls Girls. 5. Elvis begins to gain weight in his later years. 6. Elvis in his early years stops for some joking during the making of a movie. 7. A shot of Elvis in the movie Jailhouse Rock. 8. Elvis albums, old and new, bring back memories. 12 — Feature “How Did You Feel When He Died?” Elvis Aron Presly was born January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, and died August 16, 1977 in Memphis Tennesse. When South students were asked about their reaction to his death some reactions were, I thought it was a gimmick of some kind until I realized it was no joke. , I was shocked! , It was really sad! , I really didn't care. , It was a great loss. , He was a great person and a caring man! . Elvis was born shortly before noon and was a twin. His twin brother Jesse Garon, was still born. Elvis was born in poverty and promised his mother that he would take care of her and dad. At age 9, Elvis performed for his first audience, his classmates. At age 10, Elvis won 2nd prize in a talent contest at the fair. He sang his mothers favorite song, Old Shep . That same year his father, Vernon, bought him his first guitar. In 1953, Elvis and his parents moved to Memphis, Tennesse. In 1954, he signed a contract with Sun Records and recorded his first hit, That's All Right MaMa. Elvis was labled Elvis the Pelvis dur-ing his early years and could only be shown from the waist up on any of his early TV shows. Elvis took a break in his career to serve in the army as private U.S. 53310761, he was discharged in 1960 and continued in his career. On August 14, 1958, Elvis' mother died. Elvis took this very hard. He also carried the memory with him. In 1967, Elvis married Priscilla Beaulieu. In 1968 they had a child, Lisa Marie. In 1974 Elvis and Priscilla were divorced. The KING OF ROCK may have left stage for the last time but he will never be forgotton in the hearts of people through his 31 films, 47 45's, some 86 albums, pictures, and books. THE KING OF ROCK IS HERE TO STAY Homecoming Spirit Holds Up As The Rain Pours Down In spite of the miserable weather. Homecoming was a big success. The week of September 19-22nd held many different activities for all involved. The week began with coronation on Monday night with Steve Westby and Terri Foster being crowned King and Queen. As the week went on, the activities included a Pancake Breakfast at Viking Village bright and early on Wednesday morning and a very enjoyable hayride the following night at Hanson's Ranch. On Friday, even though the weather was downright miserable, many students went out to cheer the Tigers on at the annual Homecoming Football Game. Even though South suffered a loss with a score of 6-7 to Henry, many students still joined in at the dance that evening to conclude a very busy Homecoming week. 14 — Homecoming THE 1977 ROYALTY: Phil Caswell, Debbie LaPlant, Todd Leegard, Elaine Jensen, Dave Ott, Jodi Lindgren, Queen Terri Foster, King Steve Westby, Nancy Walsh, Sam Ocel, Jill Miller ana Keith Johnson. 1. Sam Ocel hams it up at the Pancake Breakfast. 2. Girls of all classes show their homecoming spirit in participating in the annual Powder Puff Game. 3. Anna Klosinski and Nate Nygren as the M.C.'s of the Homecoming Coronation program. 4. Many students look on at the exciting entertainment of the Pancake Breakfast. 5. Theatre Arts classes act out short skits as part of the program on coronation night. 6. Balloons launched at kickoff got off to a slow start and many stayed on the ground because of the heavy rain. 7. Terri Foster is completely surprised as Rick Goodsell crowns her Homecoming Queen. 8. Steve Westby shows his unusual expression as Jerri Chayer crowns him Homecoming King. 9. Terri Foster and Steve Westby, the 1977 Homecoming Queen and King. Homecoming — 15 Student Council Gets New Name This year the Student Council changed its name to Student Union. The officers wanted to get more students involved in student government. Open meetings were held in the auditorium and about 150 students attended regularly. One thing they did this year was to develop standing committees so underclassmen who have had some experience could take over the following year. They also set up a time capsule to be filled with things they felt were important to remember about this class. It will be opened at reunions. They held a Holiday Disco on December 22nd, 1977. THE 1977-78 STUDENT UNION OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Michele Steele, Advisor; ncd( vm Becky Lane, Treasurer; Jill Miller, Vice President; Patti Peterson, Secretary; Debbie LaPlant, President and JoAnn Warnke, Advisor. Speech Team Speaks Out This year's speech team got off to a slow start. With Mary Michael Connolly no longer at South, the team was without a coach for quite a while. But after looking around, Mr. Dahl informed the team members that )oni Arrell, a student teacher at South, was interested. After filling Joni in with the specific details, the team got off to a great year. This year's team was made up of five previous and five new members. As Barb Blair said, Even though I thought the meets were going to be boring, I found them most enjoyable and exciting. The team participated in many Saturday meets at different high schools. Even though it was hard to get up so early Sat. morning, all of the students involved did a great job. Coach Joni Arrell summed it up saying that she was very pleased and found it to be a challenging experience for both her and the team members. 1978 SPEECH TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Patty Peterson, Tammy Wells, Natalie Los-sow TOP ROW: Nancy Brezinka, Barb Blair, Bernie Knauber, Jenny Johnson and Coach, Joni Arrell. NOT PICTURED: Marshall Bronston, Mark Feisthamel and Kaarina Ornelas. Speech Team — 17 “Hdw Do Ydu Feel Abnut Leaving 1. Yearbook photographer, Steve Wentworth on the job at a pep fest. 2. S.H. Tiger interviews Angel Alexander to find out about her Senior year. 3. Marshall Bronston, Linda Green and Roxanne Johnson sell baked goods to classmates after Snow-daze coronation. 4. Keith Johnson and Sanford Moore cheer the girls on in the Powder Puff game. 5. Diana Fulton turns her attention to the yearbook photographer. 6. Bill Woznak dresses up for slave day. 18—Seniors SENIORS THERE WILL BE NOTHING REMEMBERED AS GREAT, AS THE CLASS OF 78! I'm going to miss the social aspect of school. 'No more homework!' 'YaaayH 'No more Mr. Berg!' 'How should I feel?' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Rox- It was a bummer of a year. anne Johnson; Secretary, Nancy Walsh; President, Marshall Bronston and Vice- , President, Dave ott. feel more prepared for life than I did my Sophomore year. Sad, yet glad. No more modern problems. HELP! Feel good. Look out world, here I come! I think I have a problem. Glad it's over. Who said I was leaving? South? Seniors—19 Karon Abrahamson Judith Adamson Wayne Anderson Sandra Antil Dobra Baardson Soniors Larry Bet old Cynthia Boose Joel Benson Mic hael Berg Bonnie Bolles JoAnn Bolles James Bolec howski Roxanne Bourne James Book Marshall Bronston Philip Caswell Cindy Clauson Mary Corbesia Pairic Connelly Steven Davis Tamara Cowan 22 — Seniors Broil Dennis row Sandra Disc hingor Joyce DeYoung Sandra Drinkwmr Dean Eklund Brian Eisel Molly Ellison Sloven Ellslrum Cynthia nt el Martin Frickson Mark Feisthamel Tra oy Fernandez Allene Forsman Seniors Linda Meek David Flattem Thomas Fossum Terri Foster Diana Fulton Angela Garcia Tra« y (iulbrandson Mar|orie Gunderson Svanhild Gimse Patrick Graves Linda Green Jean Gustafson John Gutenkauf Seniors — 25 Donna Hallquist Connie Haltli Deborah Haanen Kevin Harding Paul Hanson Kimberly Harris Clayton Hansen Cynthia Hermann Monica Haus Seniors Wendy Hinrichs Leslie Herskind Lisa Hickey Osmar Hibu Steven Holm Suzanne Hodges Cheryl Ann Hokkanen Elaine Jenson Mary Hoppe Marie Janey Paul Hoppe Seniors Keith Johnson Jennifer Johnson Becky Johnson Channon Jones Sandra Johnson Roxanne Johnson Marybeth I arson Gregory Laudert Debra laPlanr n 3 Thomas Leigh Julie Lehman Karen Long Jodi Lindgren Natalie Lossow Michael Lorge Susan Manolelf Stephen Lowy Thomas Mathison Cynthia Mathews James McConville Lorretta Maus Seniors Michael Medvec Steven McGregor Debbie Mikolajc yk |ill Miller Michael Miller Christine Minks Bernadette Mohs Kimberly Moore Randy Munnell Sanford Moore Seniors Krisann Nelson Eileen Newell James Olson Nancy Olson Robert Olson David Ott 32 — Seniors Deborah Psihos Raymond Peterson Karen KemleUI Andrew S« hwoi er David Sc huda Shirley Skogstad Jon Skramstad Diane Singleton Tacey Smith Mark Smith William Smith Gerald Starr Cherall Stanley Kenton Steinert Michael Spratt Seniors Bridget Sullivan Joel Swanson Julene Vesledahl Debra Ulicny Kolleen Van Kampen Virginia Valley Justine Walker Kevin Vesledahl Nancy Walch Kevin Wagner 3 Lynn Walstrom Steven West by Steven Wentworth Henry Watkins James Williams Sandra Wi hman Yvonne Westphal Dean West hind Steven Zimmet William Wo nak Mary Wissbaum Seniors Abdu Banajah Nanette lacy Alfred Swampwalkcr Kathy Wickstrom 1. Andy Delosier shows his skill at wall papering. 2. Joyce DeYoung gets help from Mr. Bambcnek in her Modern Problems class. 3. Sandy Wickman waits for computer print out. 4. Cindi Fnt el and Shirley Skog-stad discussing a math problem. Seniors — 39 Downhill Skiiers Dominate South's Winterim Day Winterim this year consisted of many activities. The top four that had the greatest attendence were skiing, bowling, open gym, and roller skating. A total of five hundred fifty-five students attended the fourteen selected activities. Some of them were broomball, a trip to the Capital, films, and snowmobiling. However, Winterim almost came to an end this year when it was thought that without super attendence it would be discontinued. Mr. Dahl told the class officers that he would like to have eighty percent of the students participate in the Winterim Day activities. The figures had shown that only forty-three percent of Sophomores, forty-six percent of Juniors, and fifty-one percent of the Seniors attended. Even though this is not what we hoped for Winterim is still being planned for South students to enjoy. 1. Dan Curtis expresses his cooking skills by cooking on Winterim day. 2. Kevin Kirk and friends all try for the ball as each try for a basket. 3. Mrs. Johnson, John Petek, Darcy Aim, and Debbie Rosnow enjoy bus ride to Afton Alps for skiing. 4. South students have fun bowling during Winterim. 5. Bill Woznak, Jim Book, and Gary Young play Broom Ball on a cold Winterim day. 5 40 — Winterim South High Gals Always Get Their Guys On Sadie Hawkins Day Sadie Hawkins was held on Friday, November 11th. Ninety-eight couples boarded the bus in their best duds for the ride to Sunnybrook Farm, near Coon Rapids. Square dancing, hay rides and bonfires were all part of the action. The crowd also tried their skill at doing the Limbo, Hokey-Pokey, and Bunny Hop. While couples were out doing a Polka or Shottish others were getting married and having their pictures taken. As couples boarded the bus for the ride back to South most agreed that it had been a fun night. After getting back to South many couples went out to eat or went bowling. 1. Todd Leegard and Tom Cramer spend time in jail at the dance. 2. Kris Nelson and Becky Lane do the Limbo as the crowd watches. 3. Sam Ocel, Becky Lane, and Nancy Walch square dance. 4. South High students do the Bunny Hop. Sadie Hawkins — 41 Blahs Break With Sno-Daze Sno-Daze week this year was hard for the Student Union to find an exact week for, with all the other school activities going on. It was finally decided that the week of Jan. 30-Feb. 4, was best. Many different activities were held throughout the entire week. Among these included, Winterim on Monday and the annual Sno-Daze Coronation on Wednesday night, with John Gonzalez and Mary Corbesia being crowned as the 1978 Sno-Daze King and Queen. All through the week there were many items sold such as pomkins and roses by the Junior and Senior classes to raise money. The week then came to a big finish with many of the students going to cheer the Tigers on at the basketball game and later going to boogie down at the Sno-Daze disco. 1978 SNO-DAZE ROYALTY: Steve Janey and Marsh Karpinen, Sophomore Attendants, Paul Hanson and Jody Anderson, Jamie Book and Tanya Nygren, Queen, Mary Corbesia and King, John Gonzalez, Nate Nygren and Kris Nelson, Kevin Wagner and Debbie Mikolajczyk, and Barb Blair and John Outlaw, Junior Attendants. 1. Mary expresses her exciiment as she realizes she is being crowned queen. 2. Queen Mary Corbesia gets surrounded by her fans as they congratulate her. 3. Barb Blair and John Outlaw show their support to the Junior Class as the Junior attendants of the Royalty. 4. Some of the Sno-Daze Royalty show their excitment as John Gonzalez is crowned Sno-daze King. 5. Marsh Karpnen and Steve Janey, as the Sophomore attendants. 6. John Gonzalez and Mary Corbesia read the King and Queen acceptance speech shortly after being crowned. 7. John Groethe conducts the Jazz Band as their part of the entertainment. 8. The Tigerettes boogie down to Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, as their part of the Sno-Daze Coronation program. Sno-Daze — 43 “What Did You Do Ynur Junior Year, That You’ve Never Done Defore?” 1. Dcna Angelos poses in South High library. 2. Kordi Risvold takes it all off in auto shop. 3. Tiger interviews Shelly Hajicck. 4. Terry Ellgren converses with a friend in the Commons. 5. Karen Skare works on a project in machine shop. 6. Junior Class Officers with winter fund-raising project. 44 —Juniors I got an incomplete, but it was later changed to an A. CLASS OFFICERS: Ginny Jones, Secretary; Bill Maroen, Fundraiser Chairman; Barb Blair, President; Sandy Agustin, Vice-President; Steve Rogers, Treasurer. Not Shown: Mr. Haugen, Advisor. Skiing Failed two classes. Ha, ha, wouldn't you like to know! I went to Washington D.C. Class vice-president I was in a Children's Theatre Production. I don't know, I do everything the same everytime. I drove a car. JUNIORS STRONG AND DIVINE, STANDS THE MIGHTY 79! Juniors—45 Allers, Ct lleen Anderson, Sandy Andes, Wayne Angelos, Kostadena Armour, Cletus Austin, Dawn Baardson, Doug____ Bailey, Alma Barrett, Peter Becker, Colleen Berg, Donna Berg, Sue Blair, Barb Blood, Robin Blowers, Candy Darryl Dack and Kelly Spratt watch the scoreboard at games. Bodeau, Carol Bono, Steven Boyd, Richard Brennan, Kathy Brezinka, Nancy Brooks, Phyllis Brower, Dale Brown, Glory Ann Bruss, Sara Byrne, julie Campion, Patty Caniplell, David Chicilo, Steve Christopherson, Gen Clark, Brenda Clarkson, Danny Cloutier, Linda Collette, Dale Costello, Tony Cowan, Theresa Crandell, Joan Curtis, Daniel Pack, Darryl Davis, Nancy Davis, Paul DeCora, Glenn Denardo, Rick Devore, Chuck Dickson, Tim Dudar, Borys Dynneson, Val Elavsky, Connie Ellgren, Terry Elms, Scott Elvendahl, Laura Emerson, Rita Endersbe, Jeff Eubank, Karen Forrestal, Laurie SFors, Jon Foss, Dan Fricano, Rick Gabrielson, Ricky Gallagher, Jennifer Geldert, Jeff Gill, Tim Gleason, Ed Gomez, Cindy Goneau, Jim Gonzalez, Mario Greco, Gwen Hajicek, Michelle Hansen, Cheri Hansen, Gary Hanson, Eric Hanson, Lynn Hanson, Paul_____ Harris, Kim Harrity, Steve Hartung, Denise Hastings, Shane Hepokoski, Sandy Hepola, Kathy Mike Lehman at his locker Jones, Gennise Jones, Tina Kadlec, Donald Kappenman, Betty Kappes, John Ketelhut, Kris Kirk, Kevin Kirsch, Steve Kitto, Donald Korpi, Jim Kyllo, Joni LaDue, John Larson, Betty Larson, Julie Lee, Roger Lehman, Mike Loftman, Butch Loscheider, Paul Loshbaugh, Marie Lundberg, Dorlen Lynn. Tim 8 s J Madsen, Barbara Mahoney, Gigi Manly, Maria Marden, Bill Marihart, Lynne Marlin, Kilty Mason, Daveite Maurer, Leslie McConville, Kathleen Moe, Dean Moose. Linda Murray, Jim Nelson, Teresa Ness, Bob Nichols, Laurie Nojd, Sini Norman, Laura Ocel, Matthew Olsen, Dawn Olson, Wendy Oppegard, Marlene Ornelas, Kaarina Outlaw, John Ozolins, Edile Paterson, Dino Paxton, Rodney Pearson, Joy Pederson, Duane Perkins, Alida Petek, Elizabeth Peterson. Jeff Peterson, Judith Peterson, Kathleen Peterson, Mark Dean Moe lights Bunsen burner in Chemistry Platt, Dave Prebish, Scott Quinnell, Denice Spratt, Kelly Stark, Brad Starrett, Suzanne Stickney, Mary Stiehm, Robin Stout, Loren Sunell, Paula Supalo, Greg Swing, Dawn Taylor, Sandra Thomas, Leah Thomas, Teresa Thompson, Brian Thomson, Linda Timmer, Mark Tompkins, Joan Ricky Denardo gets bored in class. Tran, Dung Tse, Yui Valley, Dennis Vasquez, Val Vick, David Wagner, Theresa Walker, Nancy Wells, Tammy Westby, Bruce Westlund, Patti Wheeler, Greg White, Diane White, Terrence Willis, Sandy Winslow, Julie Wise, Kim Wissbaum, Rose Yanisch, Angie 5 “As A Sophomore, What Did Yoo Like Best Aboot South?” The Sophomore Spirit! The many opportunities given to South students. The Pepfests. The Sophomore class is really active; it's going to be a good class in the years to come! I like most everything! Drivers Ed. I like the Commons! 52—Sophomores The 1978 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kevin Stormer, Brenda Har-rity, Marsha Karpinen, Cathy Wurzer and Steve Anderson. 1. S. H. Tiger interviews Debbie Rosenow and Theresa Syde. 2. Karen Ratajczyk and Jodi Lorge shout We've got spirit, how about you! 3. Angela Kappenman gets practice behind the wheel in the simulator. 4. Sophomore's get into the spirit early by selling buttons. 5. Mark LaVigne, Ma, he's ma-kin' eyes at me! 6. Phebe Hanson, Sophomore Class Advisor. '80 WE'RE REALLY CRRREAT! Sophomores—53 Aaberg, Karl Adamson, Jane Aim, Darcy Almquist, Dorothea Almquist, Jeff Amelsberg, Theresa Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Marcia Anderson, Randy Anderson, Sandy Anderson, Steve Anderson, Todd Andrusko, Mike Andrys, Mike Balluff, Mike Barrientez, Delores Barse, Lori Batcheller, Julie Bazinet, Tamria Beal, Michelle Becker, Maureen Behl, Tammy Bennett, Debbie Berg, Ken Berg, Walter Berry, Peter Bethke, Tracy Betzold, Mark Booth, Charles Boswell, Carolyn Brauman, Kelli Briseno, Ramon Brodeen, Dawn Butler, Dina Byrd, Mary Byrne, June Capra, Marie Cardinal, Nancy Carlson, Michael Carlson, Robert Carlson, Russ Carriere, John Carroll, Brad Clark, Fred Clark, Tommy Clarkson, Cindy Clarkson, David Clater, Michelle Cloud, Michelle Cole, Greg Corbesia, Carol Cramer, Thomas Cross, Darrell Crusan, Brian 54 — Sophomores Elliot, Rachelle Emery, Ward Engberg, Debbie Engen, Brad Entzel, Margaret Enz, Sherri Erickson, Barry Erickson, Julie Erickson, Kim Erickson, Michael Eskelson, Ken Findell, Julie Fong, Rich Fors, Michelle Forsberg, LaMonte Forsell, Dorinda Fredell, Scott Freitag, David Froehling, Deanna Gauthier, Nancy Gerard, Cathy Gill, Denise Glad, Ralph Gleason, Nancy Gorton, Sheila Graves, Colin Griep, Mark Gulbranson, Tim Gullickson, Dean Gunderson, Linda Hage, Terry Hagen, Patricia Haiicek, Allen Haltli, Carrie Hansen, Ken Hansen, Rich Hanson, Debra Hanson, John Harmening, Tim Harper Kelly Harper, Tom Harrity, Brenda Sophomores — 55 Hart, Kevin Hart, Lance Hartley, Shelley Hastings, Liz Haugh, Mark Hayhurst, Duane Heil, Barb Hendren, Dan Hermann, Darla Hermanson, Sandra Hickey, Lynn Hill, Brian Hill, Peter Hinze, Andrew Honkala, Mark Horton, Dale Houle, Ardis Houle, Nicole Houser, Laura Humphries, Nate laquinio, Dianne Imberi, Donna Isham, Ed Iverson, Leslie James, Robert Janey, Steve Jeffers, Brent Jensen, Annette Jensen, Stanford Johnson, Carl Sue Moats floats in a sea of pom-poms. Johnson, Kim Johnson, Scott Johnson, Stephanie Jones, Mike Jones, Scott Julin, Sue Kantola, Greg Kappenman, Angela Karpinen, Marsha Keller, Darla Keller, Todd Kenow, Peggy 56 — Sophmores Keys, Mike Knox, Carl Konecny, Kent Kragness, Pam Kreevoy, Bill Kriech, Mary Jo Labrec, Terry Langbecker, Linda Lange, Lori Larch, Jeff LaRoque, Dawn Larson, Bill Larson, Larry Laughlin, Sara LaVigne, Mark LeDoux, Judy Lewis, Jeff Lorge, Jodi Lossow, Julie Lowy, Sheryl Madison, Susan Madsen, Andy Mahoney, Liz Mangus, Jim Manoleff, David Marden, Barb Marsyla, Brenda Martin, Stacey Mathews, Bob McConville, Dan McDiarmid, Matt McDougall, Mike McGrath, Tim McLaughlin, Todd Mencel, Richard Miller, Brad Mitchell, Erick Moats, Sue Moe, Daniel Moe, Pam Mollan, Don Moore, Jay Moore, Robert Morrison, Theresa Myers, Nancy Nelsen, Peggy Newago, Mike Newbre, James Nolen, William Norcross, Viki Nyenhuis, Lori Nygren, Tory Nygren, Tracy O'Brien, Edward Ocel, Sarah O'Connell, Mike Oliva, Terry Olson, Debra Olson, Jon Olson, Mark Oshie, Mark Ott, Laura Overby, Linda Ozolins, Kristine Paavola, Robert Pacheco, Valentino Pacheco, Valerie Pahl, Joy Patterson, Tom Paxton, Troy Pearson, Jill Peckham, Jennifer Pendleton, Bonnie Perkins, Russell Phelps, Kathy Phillips, Jeff Pike, John Poliseno, Gregory Pruett, Everette Rataiczyk, Karen Rawls, Judy Rincon, James Robenson, Pam Roberts, Daniel Roberts, Sheldon Robertson, Beverly Roland, Jaclyn Rosenow, Debbie Rozell, Natalie Rozenbergs, Viktors Rudi, Ken Savage, Terri Sax, Garrin Sayers, Edward Schaefers, Diane Schauff, Melinda Scherman, Pam Scherette, Mark Schneider, Charlie Schuda, Ed Scott, Jim Sedlock, John Shand, Mary Shilson, Debbie Siolie, Lorna Skogstad, Floyd Smith, Claudia 58 — Sophmores Smith, Dan Smith, Tom Snobeck, Angela Sorlie, Jeanne Soulak, Jim Staebler, Tom Stanley, Susan Stark, Terri Stately, Robert Stormer, Kevin Strand, Andy Strommen, Brenda Syde, Theresa Thoma, Toni Thomas, Marianne Thompson, Sonja Thompson, Wanda Timm, Jane Timm, Susan Townsend, Becky Valenti, Lisa Van Pelt, Tina Wagner, Ron Wald, Beverly Walker, Jim Wallace, Kevin Walmann, Steve Wang, Ping Watkins, Carmen Watsons, Eugenia Weimer, Craig Wells, Terry Wettlin, Greg White, Sharon Wildes, Carolyn Windhauser, Brad Winslow, David Winslow, Robert Wissbaum, Pat Wolcott, Misty Woods, Doc Woodyard, Luanie Wrobel, Andy Wurzer, Cathy Yanisch, Anita Zipoy, Barbara Zuleger, Clarence Sophomores — 59 “Why IJ11 You Enjoy Working With Sooth Stodents?” In all the schools I have taught at, the kids here are the nicest. That's what a good share of the school staff answered to this question, they also said that the kids were friendly and interesting. Our school staff consisted of 126 people to help us through our 1977-78 school year, these 126 people consisted of teachers, counselors, principals, engineers, cooks and aides. Each person had their own job which he or she did completely different from anyone else. This made it all the more interesting to learn. FACULTY 1. Don Sovell is interviewed by S.H. Tiger. 2. Wally Swanson listens to a confused student on Tally Day. 3. Jim Haugen helps Marshall Bronston in the math office. 4. George Schell types up an assignment for class. 5. Linda Lunderborg hauls out the Pre-Packs for hungry South students. 6. John Hiben and Richard Olsen make their rounds. Faculty—61 Principal George Dahl, Assistant Principal Robert Larson and Assistant Principal Gerry Cady. 1. Robert Larson chats with Mr. Fredricksen. 2. Gerry Cady talks to Mark Timmer and Jim Book in the hall. 3. Gerry Cady talking business on the phone. 4. Robert Larson works on the Master Schedule. 5. Mr. Dahl has lunch with the North Central Evaluating Team for Science. 62 — Administration Cady Joins South High Administrative Team This year at South we once again had three principals as last year, only this year Gerry Cady replaced Al Picotte who resigned to take another position last spring. Mr. Cady's ideas on absence and truancy procedures are helping to make South a better school. He also is encouraging participation among the students, in class as well as extra curricular activities. George H. Dahl was our principal at South this year and when we asked him about his activities during school he replied, I am at meetings at all times of the day with students, teachers, and other people around the city. Mr. Dahl took part in many of the community related activities around school; such things as concerts, games, and other club activities were all part of his weekly schedule. Robert Larson was one of the Assistant Principals and when we asked him what he did during the day he said, I spent most of my time making up the master schedule for each trimester and tried to fit everything together for Tally Day. Besides this he also took care of the inter-school relations and the Junior and Senior activities around school. Gerry Cady was our new Assistant Principal this year. When asked what he did during the day he replied, I spent most of my time trying to get kids out of the halls and into their classes. Mr. Cady was in charge of the lunchroom activities. Sophomore activities, and truancy. He hopes to create a sense of school pride here, and we hope he can succeed. Administration — 63 Roberta Anderson John Bambenek David Bane David Barkmeier David Berg Donald Bergstrom Birgit Bjornson Loyal Brezny Richard Chambers Doug Davis Patrick Glynn Cheryl Gresczyk John Groethe Alden Groff Joan Groth David Hainlin Phcbe Hanson Terry Hanson Betty Harris James Haugen Phyllis Edwards Paul Elliott Harold Folkestad James Foster Richard Gibbons Roy Hawkins Sandra Heikkinen John Hodgdon Nancy Johnson Warren Kaari Wayne Kopesky Richard Kormanik Gloria Kruppstadt Josephine Kurimay Robert Lee Stephen Lindquist Eric Magdanz Robert Nelson William O'Brien Willie Owens 64 — Faculty Ron Petrich Joseph Pctryk Joseph Polunc Edward Ralph Joseph Remily Myrtle Royster Susan Ryan James Salwasser George Schell Ruth Schultz Bernice Smith Dianne Smith Don Sovell Wallace Swanson Charles Swanstrom Cletus Swintek Arno Troff Jerome Tyler Berta Vijard Edward Villwock JoAnn Warnke Jeanne Wilson Roger Wold South Librarians Jacquelyn Cronin and Corinne Robinson. Faculty — 65 COUNSELORS: Bert Mar-conett. Rich Friedrichsen, Betty Hudachek and Cato McKinnie. SOCIAL WORKERS: SITTING: Carletta Smith and Yvonne Redhorse. STANDING: Helene Turnbull and Kathy Frey. AIDES: SITTING: Martha Johnson. STANDING: Virginia White, Jay Lansing, Mary Johnigan, Jim Faris,and Rosie Pacheco. 66—Faculty CLERKS: SITTING: Millie Mona, Betty Petrich and Carol Kaehler. STANDING: Ar-delle Walsh, Mary Brust, LuEtta Olson, Mayme Brus-tad, Marion Danielson, Mae Carlson, Lillian Gilbertson and Joann Nelson. KITCHEN STAFF: SITTING: Linda Lunderborg. STANDING: Bernice Lochbough, Mary Hill, Teresa Herman and Phyllis Turgeon. ENGINEERING STAFF: SITTING: Marvin Hanson, Jeanette Pederson and Will Merchison. STANDING: El-wood Romsaas, John Hiben, Dick Kokkila and Austin Dahlsten. Faculty—67 Doing the best you can, whether you win or lose. Scoring more points than the other team. Achieving your goal. Having a team that works together, putting out it's best effort. Being able to be called a jock. It's having fun while winning that's important. Getting TEED off! Wiping the other team off the scoreboard. Finishing the race. 68 — Sports Winning is everything! What Is Your Idea Df Winning In SPORTS? 1. Bridget Sullivan - Tennis 2. Tiger interviews Paul Hanson and Sam Ocel, South's Football captains. 3. Michael Moody and Bob Bell - Football 4. Juan Gonzalez - Wrestling 5. Richard Hansen - Swimming 6. Lisa Hickey - Downhill Skiing 7. Melvin Alvarez - Cross Country 8. South High fans cheer at Hockey game. 6 Sports — 69 THE 1977 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Tanya Nygren, Coach Warren Kaari, and Terri Cowan. TOP ROW: Svanhild Gimse, Carrie Boswell, Rachelle Carlson, Diane White and Nancy Walker. 1. Carrie Boswell anxiously waits for a drink of water from Tim Dickson. 2. Tanya Nygren gets her second wind and pours it on . 3. Carrie Boswell, top runner for Cross Country Team. 4. Terri Cowan tramples out the ants on her way to the finish line. 5. Coach Kaari gives Terri Cowan and Carrie Boswell words of advice before their meet. 6. Terri Cowan, Carrie Boswell and Nancy Walker warm up for the meet, while Svanhild watches. 70 — Girls Cross Country Girls Cross Country Team Wins A Few And Loses A Few The Girls Cross Country Team coached by Warren Kaari, had a season of three wins and five losses. The two top runners were Carrie Boswell and Terri Cowan. Carrie set a new school record in the two mile, with a time of thirteen minutes and six seconds. Their record breaking times improved the team's record from last year. When asked how he thought the season went, Kaari said, I think the team improved a lot from last year and I think the team has a lot of potential for next year, since four out of the seven members are staying. He also hopes for a bigger team of fifteen or twenty members next year. When members were asked how they felt about Cross Country, they replied, We love it! , At first I thought it was a lot of work and really hard, but everyone was really nice and we got along really good. I thought it was fun because I like running. Kaari is a good coach. Girls Cross Country — 71 1. Jim Goneau cruises across the field. 2. South runners start out in the thick of the race. 3. Captain Melvin Alvarez gives it his all. 4. Randy Munnell and Coach Kaari check the stats . 5. Don Kadlec takes another lap around Lake Nokomis. THE 1977 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Todd Keller and Coach Warren Kaari. TOP ROW: Tim Dickson, Duane Peterson, Brian Marsh, Randy Munnell, Robbie Paavola, Melvin Alvarez, Don Kadlec and Jim Goneau. 72 — Mens Cross Country Alvarez Takes Top Time In City — Small Team Hinders Cross Country Runner's Record The Mens Cross Country Team, supporting a small squad this year, finished with a 3 and 7 record in the city conference. With only nine runners, the team really didn't have much of a chance to establish a good record this year. Coach Warren Kaari felt the team had the best runner in the city with Captain Melvin Alvarez, but injuries toward the last part of the season prevented him from doing well in city and regional competition. Before he was hurt, Melvin's best time for the season was 15 minutes and 17 seconds, which was the best time for all runners in Minneapolis this year. Coach Kaari said We have some fine runners in Juniors Jim Coneau and Don Kadlec, and if we can get a stronger squad next year we will be able to compete better and have more fun. Mens Cross Country — 73 Swimmers Break School Records This years Women's Swim Team was coached by Mike Anderson along with assistant coach Neil Anderson. The team was a small one compared to other high school teams. The final record consisted of one win and eight losses. The captain of the team was Kim Wise and the Co-Captain was Laura Norman. Kim broke school records in the one hundred, two hundred, and five hundred yard relays. Laura broke records in the fifty yard relay and the medly relay. Almost every school record was broken. Some members when asked why they went out for the team said, I know a lot of the girls and they were fun to be with , I was on the team last year and I learned a lot. When Mike Anderson was asked why he coached he said, After almost drowning in fifth grade I decided I better learn to swim and have been swimming ever since, so coaching was a natural thing for me to do. He said he's looking forward to coaching next year. He's also hoping for a larger team. 74 The 1977 GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Harrity, Shelly Hartley, Karen Jasperson, Kim Wise, Laura Norman, Kathy Wurzer and Sonja Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Joan Harrity, Nicky Bennet, Donna Rogers, Lois Mohs, Terri Rosenow, Diane Singleton, Melodie Schweizer, Marie Capra, Nora Strand, Monica Capra and Diane Rogers. TOP ROW: Assistant Coach Neil Anderson, Diane Janey, Jodi Pirila, Vicky Vifquain, Sandy Hoehn, Debbie Rosenow, and Coach Mike Anderson. 1. Debbie Rosenow takes a high dive off the diving board. 2. Sonja Thompson swims under pressure of a meet. 3. Laura Norman Co-Captain of the team. 4. Coach Mike Anderson gives instruction for diving. 5. Melody Schweizer comes up for a breath of fresh air. 6. Captain of the team, Kim Wise. 7. Cathy Wurzer makes waves. 8. Team Members cheer team on. 9. Jodi Pirila does the back stroke skillfully. Girl's Swimming — 7S South Wins Season Opener Against West For Only Win This years Varsity Football Team ended their season with a disappointing 1-8 record overall, with their only win over West, who tied with South in the final standings. The 1977 football captains were Sam Ocel and Paul Hansen. Holding down the running back slots were Mike Medvec, Sam Ocel and Jim Book. Throwing for the team in the Quarterback positions were Marty Erickson and Bill Marden. One of the reasons said Coach Sovell The season was not a success, was that the team didn't have the speed to match the other teams. Although the season was not the best, there were some good points like when the team didn't allow a touchdown for three straight games. THE 1977 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Steve Stordahl, Ronnie Wagner, Dick Hanson, Mike Balluff, Mark Oshie, Brent Jeffers, John Sedlock, Tom Williams, Mark Bingman. MIDDLE ROW: Student Manager Dan Moe, Joe Genung, William Larson, Tom Stabler, Dan McConville, Barry Erickson, Valentino Pacheco, Larry Larson, Bill Hall, Tom Backer, Dean Gullickson, Student Manager Everett Pruitt. TOP ROW: Coach Owens, Greg Contola, Jerry Ellefson, Steve Anderson, Jeff Larch, Greg Cole, Butch Berg, Glen Day, John Pike, Darrell Cross, Coach Olson. 76 THE 1977 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Larry Betzold, Bob Boll, Jim McConville, Dave Ott, John Kern, Sam Ocel, Paul Hansen, Mike Berg, Tony Costello, Steve Westby, Dorlen Lundberg, Bill Marden, Student Manager Everett Pruitt. MIDDLE ROW: Nate Nygren, Rex Miller, Curtis Woffel, Bob Miller, Lloyd Klunenberg, Steve Rogers, Frank Smith, Greg Holmes, Terry Scheele, Dave Flattem, Jim Book, Bill Woznak, Student Manager Dan Moe, Student Manager Andy Delosier. TOP ROW: Coach Hawkins, Coach Bross, Kevin Harding, Marty Erickson, John Petek, Todd Leegard, Clay Hansen, Steve McGregor, Mark Peterson, Doug Baardson, Mike Moody, Kevin Kirk, Chuck Devore, Bob Olson, Coach Sovell. 1. Team enters Barnard Field after halftime. 2. Team watches plays progress. 3. Sam Ocel runs the ball in for 6 points. 4. Team huddles to discuss a play. 5. Marty Erickson gets advice from Coach Sovell. 6. Jim Book breaks through for a big gain. 7. Mike Medvec runs down field while West players pursue. Football — 77 BOTTOM ROW: Margret Entzel, Barb Marden, Sandy Anderson, Darcy Aim, Theresa Wagner, Kris Ozolins, Angela Yanisch, Joan Tompkins, Kelly Harper and Anita Yanisch. TOP ROW: Coach Friedrichsen, Channon Jones, Lynn Hanson, Mary Larson, Theresa Schneibel, Patsy Rindfleisch, Debbie Baardson, Anita Rindfleisch, Sue Manoleff, Leslie Iverson and Coach Cyndy Woodbury. 1. Coach Friedrichsen and Coach Woodbury watch with intense concentration. 2. Lynn Hanson jumps to meet the ball. 3. Patsy Rindfleisch shows great determination as she serves the ball. 4. Darcy Aim sends the ball up, up and away. 5. Channon Jones and Debbie Baardson shock their opponent as they spike the ball. 6. Anita Rindfleisch and Channon Jones show team work as they spike the ball over the net. 7. Sandy Anderson angles the ball back towards the net. 8. Members of the team show spirit. 78 — Girls Volleyball Girls Volleyball Team Ties For Second In Conference This year's women's volleyball team had a very successful season. Their conference record was 6 wins and 2 losses, and in regional play they had a 1 and 1 record. This was the best record yet. We tied for second in the conference. Anita Rindfleisch and Channon Jones made all-city. Varsity captains were Anita Rindfleisch and Debbie Baardson; J.V. captains were Angie Yanish and Leslie Iverson. Most of the girls on the team felt it was ''an exciting and fun experience. One of the girls said, what made volleyball so much fun was winning, something we did a lot of this year. Coach Friedrichsen felt the team played very well defensively and they were a good bunch of girls. Ffe hopes next year's team will do as well. 1. Kim Johnson serves as Debbie Miko-lajczyk stands ready for action. 2. Tennis equipment, tools of the trade! 3. Great shot Patti! 4. Peggy Norby shows good form in returning the ball. 5. Coach, Mary Michael Connolly starts the match by explaining the rules, as Tammy Cowan listens eagerly. 6. Patti Peterson concentrates on her serve. 7. Bridget Sullivan jumps high to return ball to her opponent. 8. Junior varsity members give their support during a match. THE 1977 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Mikolajczyk, Kim Johnson, Tammy Cowan, Co-Captain, Cindy Clauson, Becky Lane, Bridget Sullivan and Co-Captain, Patti Peterson. TOP ROW: Coach, Mary Michael Connolly, Kim Shepard, JoAnn Bolles, Jane Adamson, Roxanne Johnson, Laura Ott, Liz Mahoney, Ardis Houle and Student Coach, Hie Shobe. NOT PICTURED: Sue Moats, Besty Day, Jackie Ott, Kim Moore and Jacki Glad. Girls Tennis Team Largest Ever This year's Girls Tennis Team was the largest ever in the three years Mary Michael Connolly has been coaching. Many new people came out for the team along with the returning third year players. Singles positions were played by, Patti Peterson, Tammy Cowan and Becky Lane. Doubles positions were played by Cindy Clausen, Bridget Sullivan, Kim Johnson and Debbie Mikolajczyk. Patti Peterson and Cindy Clausen were this years co-captains. The team ended their season with a record of 1-7. They played hard and their meets were close. We lost by only one point in four of our meets , said co-captain Patti Peterson. More important though, was the fact that Patti, Bridget, Tammy, and Cindy went on to the Section 5 Singles and Doubles Tournament. Since the entire varsity line up consisted of Seniors, next year will be a rebuilding year. Coach Connolly isn't worried though, because she has many good, strong players returning. Girls Tennis — 81 South Cagers Defeat Edison Twice But Finish With A Disappointing Season. This years basketball squad had a very frustrating season. Their record was 2-16. With many new players and various injuries, the team was unable to achieve the kind of record that they had hoped for. The highlights of the season were the two victories over Edison and close defeats to Central and Southwest. Senior Captain Bob Olson led the team in scoring and rebounding. THE 1977-78 MENS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Everett Pruett, Student Manager, John Outlaw, Steve Rogers, Jim Book and Todd Leegard. TOP ROW: Andy Delosier, Student Manager, Dave Berg, Asst. Coach, Clarence Flowers, Jeff White, Bob Olson, Eric Magdanz, Coach, Bob Peterson, Student Teacher Coach. Not Pictured: Bob Ness and Dale Poitra. THE 1977-78 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Dan Howes, Ray Pacheco, John Sedlock and Bill McDonald. TOP ROW: Coach Dave Berg, Bryan Crusan, Glen Day and John Pike. NOT PICTURED: Greg Almedina. 1. Players await the jump ball. 2. Bob Ness lunges for a rebound. 3. Bob Olson takes a jump shot. 4. Let go of my leg , says Jim Book. 5. Tony Thames dribbles up the court. 6. Dale Poitra lets one fly . Men's Basketball — 83 Flu Bug Puts Bite On Women's Basketball Season The Varsity Basketball Team has had some good games this year, particularly against Roosevelt and Southwest. The seasons record shot upwards until after Christmas vacation. At this time, the team members started getting sick, with the cold and flu. Because of the universal sickness among the team members, a decline in their winning streak emerged. The team members still contributed what they could, despite the fact they did not feel well at all. Thus, the games they performed in had close scores. This years Junior Varsity team has contained a lot of raw talent, and has produced a lot of exciting moments at their games. Many times during their games they would wait until the end of the quarter and then would bring their previous score up, in a matter of minutes. Becky Fliflet, Linda Schaff, Sara Ocel and Tanya McDavid are some of their outstanding players. Towards the end of the season it was Sara Ocel, Linda Schaff and Tanya McDavid that were able to play on the Varsity team. Both teams had game captains and players who have done well during this season at South. 1977-78 WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Palsy Rinfleisch, Tammy Cowan, Channon Jones, Kellie Quigley and Sue Berg. TOP ROW: Kirk Nelson, coach, Joan Tompkins, Darcy Aim, Debbie Baardson, Marie Janey, Carrie Boswell and Anita Rinfleisch. 84 — Women's Basketball 1. Kellie Quigley watches team member retrieve ball. 2. Anita, Darcy and Debbie wait for Kelly's jump ball. 3. Carrie Boswell and Darcy Aim take ball down the floor. 4. Anita Rindfleisch South High's Athena Award Winner, keeps ball away from her opponent. 5. Channon Jones aims for a basket. 1977-78 WOMEN'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Sue Julin, Sara Laughlin, Sara Ocel, Linda Schauff, Kelly Firesteel, Sherilyn Neadeau. TOP ROW: Laurie Nichols, Peggy Nelson, Becky Fliflet, Tanya McDavid, Carrie Boswell, Brenda Hanson and coach Mr. Owens. Women's Basketball — 85 South Hockey Team Skates To Fourth In Region This years hockey team ended fourth in the region with a 12-11 overall record and a conference record of 8-4. Some of the highlights of the year was a nonconference win over Alexander Ramsey, 5-4 in overtime. And a 17-0 victory over Central. Two of the men were named to All-City, Dean Westlund, defense, Sam Ocel, wing. Also receiving honorable mention was Pat Connelly, wing. The top scorers on the team this year were Tim Elms, 34 goals and Sam Ocel, 20 goals. THE 1977-78 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Ralph Glad, Steve Janey, Tory Nygren, Robert Paavola, Steve Anderson, Tom Patterson and Henry Watkins. 86 — Hockey 1977-78 HOCKEY: VARSITY SQUAD: BOTTOM ROW: Tim Elms, Sam Ocel, Marty Erickson, Gary Silbernagle, Dorlen Lundbcrg, Dean Westlund, Pat Connelly and Nate Nygren. TOP ROW: Steve Chicilo, Greg Jensen, Dave Ott, Matt Ocel, Bill |t Marden, Mike Skrypez, Mike Berg, Rick Wood, Mark Petisch and Jimmy Rincon. 1. Coach Rick Aim shouts to his players. 2. Gary Silbernagle deflects the puck over the net. 3. Tim Elms faces-off against Washburn player. 4. Tim Elms puts his skating moves on Washburn players. 5. Dean Westlund checks a Washburn player as the puck is pushed aside. 5 Hockey - 87 1977-78 WOMENS GYMNASTICS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Monica Capra, Lynn Dahlen, Susie Barge, Joan Harrity and Julie Cowan. SECOND ROW: Alisa Siegler, Deanna Knudtson, Margo Monson, Lois Mohs and Becky Johnson. TOP ROW: Asst. Coach Barb Prok, Kim Wise, Deb Rosenow, Theresa Syde, Laura Norman, Teresa Rosenow and Coach Nancy Johnson. 88 — Gymnastics Women's Gymnastic Team Breaks Even For 1977-78 Season! The woman's gymnastics team had an even season this year with five wins and five losses. This years team was young and had a lot of potential. The team did very well considering they had only six members on the A squad. Kim Wise, a member of the A squad, said, Gymnastics is a more demanding sport than many people realize. You need a lot of balance and flexibility. You spend more time on your routines and practicing than people think you do. Laura Norman, also a member of the A squad, said that Next year we'll be one of the top three schools, if not number one! 1. Coach Nancy Johnson and other gymnasts watch closely as their teammates perform. 2. Nadia Comaneci, here I come! 3. As part of her routine, Laura Norman does a forward roll on the balance beam. 4. Laura Norman doing a back hip circle on the uneven bars. 5. Deb Rosenow gives Theresa Syde reassuring confidence after she finished her routine. 6. Kim Wise waiting patiently for her floor music to begin. 6 Gymnastics — 89 Wrestling Team Finishes Season With Three Wins This year's South High Wrestling Team was once again coached by Wayne Kopesky. South's season ended with a 3-6 record over all. There were once again outstanding individual performances like last year. This year the outstanding performances were achieved by Bruce Denardo, Mike St. Clair and |ohn Gonzalez; Seniors that won't be back next year! Next year the top wrestlers should be juniors Brad Carlson and Ricky Gabrielson, and Sophomores Dale Horton, Sheldon Roberts, Bill Hall and Bill Kreevoy. 1977-78 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: Coach Wayne Kopesky, Mike Andrusko, Mike Labrec, Gerry Skinaway and Coach Tom Cady. 90 - Wrestling THE 1977-78 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: STANDING: Coach Wayne Kopesky, Mike St. Clair, Bill Hall, Bill Kreevoy, Sheldon Roberts and Assitant Coach Tom Cady. KNEELING: Dale Horton, Brad Carlson, Bruce Denardo and John Gonzalez. 1. Sheldon Roberts gets prepared to wrestle. 2. Mike St. Clair in set position waiting for signal to wrestle. 3. South wrestler hurls his opponent. 4. Bruce Denardo works out with former South wrestler Guy Ramirez. 5. John Gonzalez tries to maneuver his opponent into a pin. Wrestling — 91 South High's Haugen's Heroes Swim To School Victories With An Exceptionally Good Year The coach of the 1977-78 Men's Swimming team, Jim Haugen said, South's swimming team had an exceptional year. We were a respected and dominant team, and our seniors led in nearly every event in most meets. There were also a lot of individual awards for members of the team this season. They swam against some of the best teams right down to the last events. The men's swim team compiled a 7-3 dual meet record. The swimmers had a great meet in the city finals finishing a strong fourth place out of a field of nine teams. South also had three divers, Keith Johnson, Jim Walker, and Daryl Cross. The divers made it to the.finals and placed 8th, 10th, and 11th. THE 1977-78 MEN'S SWIMMING TEAM: RIGHT ROW: Jim Corbesia, Paul Kelm, Andy Wrobcl, Rich Hansen and Keith Johnson. LEFT ROW: Dan Zuriff, Dave Benson, Jeff Groethe, Bruce Ehlers and Kevin Wallace. BACK ROW: Steve Westby, Clay Hansen, Andy Schweizer, Bill Woznak, Jon Payette, Marshall Bronston, Jesse Anderson, Mark Peterson, John Gutenkauf and Garret Gibbs. 92 — Men's Swimming 1. John Payette comes up for air. 2. Team captains Clay Hansen, Marshall Bronston, and Jesse Anderson. 3. Marshall Bronston, breaker of two school records. 4. Clay Hansen working on his freestyle. 5. Keith Johnson practices one of his dives. 6. Coach Jim Haugen and assistant coach Neil Anderson give Andy Schweitzer advice on his swimming. Men's Swimming — 93 Ski Teams Have Ups And Downs! This year there were 12 people on the Cross-Country team; 6 men and 6 women. The women had a good season with 6 wins and 5 losses. Seniors, Mary Corbesia, Rachelle Carlson, and Svanhild Gimse helped the team a lot. The women placed 3rd in the city meet. The men, mainly Sophomores, had a 3-8 record but showed promised for next year. Ron Wagner, a sophomore, made it to the top 10 in the city meet. The Downhill team had 15 people, 5 women and 10 men this year. David Edwards aided his wife Phyllis Edwards, in the coaching of the team. The men's team finished the season with a 6-3 record. Practice was held at Highland Hills Ski area at 6 a.m., and many of the members improved greatly from the beginning of the season. The Downhill team tied for 3rd in the city and came in 7th in the Invitational. THE 1977-78 DOWNHILL SKI TEAM: Mike O'Connell, Mr. Bergstrom, advisor, Sonja Thompson, Mary Corbesia, Svanhild Gimse, Charles Schneider, Gary Skramstad, Mrs. Edwards, Ron Wagner, Marsha Karpinen, Scott Fredell, Richard Fong, Rachelle Carlson and Diane White. THE 1977-78 DOWNHILL SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Anita Yanisch, Phyllis Edwards, advisor, and Elaine Jenson. TOP ROW: Kristine Ozolins, Pat Shea, Lisa Hickey, Joel Swanson, David Vick, John Ruoho, Tom Ohm, Jim Phillips, Tony Costello, Alan Ebel, Frank Smith, Pat Graves and Tom Staebler. 1. Joe Swanson looks aheadl 2. Mary Corbesia at the starting line. 3. Pat Graves dodges the flags. 4. Mike O'Connell coasts down a hill. 5. Rachelle Carlson struggles uphill. 6. Elaine Jenson glides down the slopes. 7. Gary Skramstad and Mike Fong take a rest. 8. Ron Wagner gets going. 9. Lisa Hickey leans into a turn. Skiing — 95 Cheerleaders Enjoy Being Rowdy The 1977-78 Cheerleading Squad did its best to promote school spirit for the South Teams. The squad consisted of 16 girls and 2 Tigers. All girls cheered for the Fall Football season and then split up to cheer for Winter Sports. The squad practiced long and hard all year, 4 days a week all summer and everyday after school. They all had to buy their own uniforms which cost each cheerleader 75 to 100 dollars for the entire outfit. This year's squad was invited to attend the Cheerleading Clinic at the University of Minnesota which was put on by the U. Cheerleaders. It was a full day which included learning new cheers, lunch and the University Football game against Washington. The Cheerleaders also had many fund raisers this school year. They sold memo boards, had a bake sale and a car wash. When asked why they wanted to be Cheerleaders, some of the girls said, I thought it would be fun. I wanted more sophomore spirit. It gives me something to do. I go to all the basketball games anyhow, so why not become a cheerleader and get in free. Some of the cool things this year were cheering in the snow and rain during the football season and beating Edison in their 1st basketball game in their new gym. 96 — Cheerleaders THE 1977-78 CHEERLEADING SQUAD: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Green, Anna Klo-sinski and Debbie LaPlant. SECOND ROW: Melinda Ochoada, Becky Lane, LuAnn Karpinen and Diane Singleton. THIRD ROW: Val Vasquez, Dena Angelos, Alma Bailey and Mary Beth Larson. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Wagner, Glory Ann Brown, Ginny Jones and Mary Corbesia. TOP ROW: Allene Forsman and Lynn Hanson. 1. Glory Ann Brown shows jumping ability during a football game. 2. Look Ma, no cavities! 3. Debbie LaPlant cheers the team on. 4. Anna Klosinski looses her head. 5. Tigers go straight to the top. 6. Sophomore cheerleaders show spirit at a pepfest. 7. Cheerleaders stamp pads at a wrestling match. . V Cheerleaders — 97 Tigerettes Come Through With Top Performances This years Tigerette squad got off to an early start by beginning practice two weeks after summer vacation started. Those practices paid off with successful performances throughout the year. Led by captains Terri Foster and Kris Nelson the eleven Seniors, four Juniors, and five Sophomores made more appearances this year than before. At different sports events and other occasions the Tigerettes entertained and continued to spread enthusiasm for South. While the girls had different reasons for joining the squad; I like to dance , I wanted to get involved at South , The chance to meet people, they all had an enjoyable time and entertained the rest of us as well! 1977-1978 TIGERETTES: BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Rehberger, Laura Sjolie, Jody Anderson, Judy Adamson, Karen Skare and Cyndy Hermann. CENTER ROW: Terri Foster, Linda Fleck, Lorna Sjolie, Linda Sjolie, Debbie Shilson, Kordi Risvold, and Darla Hermann. TOP ROW: Jodi Lindgren, Kris Nelson, Wendy Hinrichs, Mona Pearson, Kris Kettlehut, Karen Ratajczyk and Brenda Harrity. 1. Brenda Harrity moves to the music! 2. Terri Foster and Jodi Lindgren show their ability during halftime. 3. Karen Skare and Judy Adamson perform at pepfest. 4. Tigerettes leave the field after another great performance. 5. Cyndy Hermann shows the way. 6. Tigerettes dance to Sing A Song. Tigerettes — 99 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Basketball South 57 Mayo 68 53 Central 55 60 West 73 74 Edison 60 53 Southwest 57 43 Roosevelt 65 66 North 89 45 Washburn 75 50 Henry 58 51 Rosemount 81 46 Central 55 65 West 77 71 Edison 58 63 Southwest 71 32 Roosevelt 69 51 North 94 47 Washburn 85 43 North 83 Men's Cross Country Running (low score wins) South 23 Central 32 43 Henry 20 50 Southwest 15 27 West 28 37 North 21 44 Washburn 20 38 Harding 22 20 Central 37 34 Edison 21 37 Roosevelt 24 Women's Cross Country Running (low score wins) South 40 Henry 20 28 Central 27 46 Southwest 16 15 West 50 28 North 27 47 Washburn 18 28 Central 27 24 Harding 31 50 Edison 15 47 Roosevelt 16 South 12 Football West 0 6 Central 7 8 Washburn 20 6 Henry 7 0 Northfield 6 0 Roosevelt 3 14 Edison 42 0 Southwest 10 15 North 21 South 84 Gymnastics Chaska 86 86.9 Roosevelt 92.9 94 Central 88 76.8 Washburn 98.9 86.4 Breck 66.8 96 Edison 63 91 Henry 73 83.7 Southwest 99.8 81.9 North 28.8 75 West 90.8 Hockey South 6 Southwest 1 Edison 7 West 1 16 North 2 17 Central 0 6 Washburn 8 1 Roosevelt 5 2 Henry 3 15 North 5 6 West 1 6 Washburn 4 1 Roosevelt 6 8 Benilde 6 2 Blake 5 3 Southwest 5 Men's Slalom Skiing South 12 Marshall-U 9 8 Washburn 13 12 Roosevelt 9 6 Central 15 15 North 0 12 Henry 9 9 West 12 13 Edison 8 11 Southwest 9 Men's Cross Country Skiing South 4 Roosevelt 11 1 Washburn 14 4 West 11 5 Marshall-U 10 1 Central 14 0 North 15 6 Henry 9 4 Edison 11 5 Southwest 10 Women's Cross Country Skiing South 5 Roosevelt 10 3 Washburn 12 10 West 5 8 Marshall-U 7 14 Central 1 14 North 1 2 Henry 13 1 Edison 14 10 Southwest 5 Men's Swimming South 48 North 14 103 Washington 69 99 Marshall-U 60 50 Henry 28 101 Roosevelt 78 60 Central 25 81 Southwest 91 39 Edison 46 79 Washburn 93 103 West 68 Women's Swimming South 28 Edison 51 31 West 100 24 Washburn 139 54 Roosevelt 95 51 Henry 91 37 Southwest 121 58 Central 101 89 North 82 South 18-10-13 Volleyball St. Anthony 7-18-18 19-15-18 St. Paul Humboldt 17-18-16 18-18 Central 15-7 18-28 Brooklyn Center 4-11 19-18-18 Roosevelt 21-16-8 Southwest 18-18 15-15 Washburn 13-18-2 18-8-18 Henry 18-18 1-16 North 12-12 18-18 West 11-2 18-18 Edison 13-14 South 40 Wrestling West 33 5 Edison 59 37 Henry 27 32 Southwest 36 17 Central 44 12 Washburn 48 22 Roosevelt 37 22 North 39 33 Benilde 30 Sports Scores Can Heaven Wait? Heaven Can Wait, a three act fantasy produced for the winter play March 9 and 10, was a story of a fighter, played by Ed Gleason, who was called to heaven too early. The mistake was discovered by the head angel, played by Tim Dickson, and the messenger who brought him, played by Cindy Gomez. The fighter eventually becomes the champion after solving a murder and falling in love. The overall production was designed and directed by George Schell. I chose this 1940 play because there was a good story to tell and I thought the student body could relate to the prize fighting image, especially after the film 'Rocky'. There were two students that were from the U. of M. to help with the production. Mark Michaelson who worked with the technical end of the play and Mary Mooney who worked directly with the cast in their preparation of lines. With less than five weeks of rehersal they practiced all they could. The cast rehersed during winterim, energy break, tally day, and any other days that school was not in session. All of this paid off because now they can relate to their characters and to each other in a much more realistic way. CAST FROM HEAVEN CAN WAIT : BOTTOM ROW: George Schell, Tim Dickson, Cindy Gomaz, Ed Gleason, Kaarina Ornelas, Rex Miller, and Connie Schultz. TOP ROW: Dean Moe, Karl Aaberg, Alma Bailey, Tammy Wells, Theresa Schneibel, Tim Johnson, Margie Aaberg, Becky Fliflet, Dena Angelos and Mike Lebre. 1. Ed Gleason getting ready for the fight with Gilbert. 2. The Farnsworth household learns of plans to help Bette. 3. After the fight Lefty takes the gloves off the champ, Ed Gleason, as Jordon and Max Levene congratulate him. Winter Play — 101 “What Benefits Bn You Get By Just having fun with other kids. I learned more skills in chess. Gets me more involved in school. I learned how to make Kartoffel Pfannkuchen (potatoe pancakes)! I learned how to talk and express myself more easily in front of people. The feeling of belonging. I got to meet many new people. Gives me something to do. It's nice to get together with friends. It gives me School Spirit! 1. S. H. Tiger is challenged to a game of chess by Michelle Hajicek, while Renee Schmidt, Allen Hajicek, Theresa Schneibel and Jenny Gallagher look on. 2. Desmond Lackram, Loyal Brezny, Kevin Ves-ledahl and Dino Paterson all try for a bulls-eye. 3. Mr. Haugen and Marshall Bronston casually talk over student activities. 4. Alfred Swampwalker attends a Student Union meeting. 5. Eric Baker, Moto Cross member demonstrates a tricky maneuver. 6. John Neuman, Spanish Club member listens to a tape. . 7. John Fink, Stage Crew, runs the spotlite. 102 — Group Division Page Belonging To A Club Dr Group?” Group Division Page — 103 1977-78 BULL'S-EYE CAST: BOTTOM ROW: Keith Johnson, Debbie Ro-senow, Shelley Clater, and Jill Miller. SECOND ROW: Ardis Houle, Lori Elven-dahl, Sandy Augustin, Wayne Andes, and Lori Nyenhuis. TOP ROW: Mike Wcnsole, Mike Lorge, Dane Stauffer, Ed Gleason, Ginny Jones, Sanford Moore, Kathy Brennan, Melinda Ochoada, Mark West, and Karmen Watkins. 104 — Fall Musical Bull's-Eye . . . Time To Find Your Center South High School's 1977-78 Fall musical was a product of the Children's Theatre Company and some South High students. There were some changes in the musical this year at South. First, we had a Fall musical instead of our usual Spring musical. Second, under the direction of John Clark Donahue and through the help of the Children's Theatre, cast members got to relay their own ideas and values through the play. The musical was about a person trying to find his inner self, his center. The people that participated in the musical and members of the audience said that it made them think about themselves and where they were heading in life. Ed Gleason, who played the character Marco in the play said, It was an experience. It really made me think about myself. The musical took a lot of time to prepare, including over 130 hours of rehearsal, but the cast, crew, and audience thoroughly enjoyed it. 1977-78 BULL'S-EYE CREW: BOTTOM ROW: Karl Aaberg, Dean Moe, Dave Senness, Lisa Valenti, Garrin Sax and Deanna Froehling. SECOND ROW': Jim Korpi, Donny Mollan, Kevin Stormer, Kelly Spratt, Barb Blair and Jim Murray. TOP ROW: Linda Blair, Jim Fink, Todd Hildebrandt, Dale Saukerson, Darrell Dack and Desmond Lackram. 1. The King of the Shooting Gallery, Lonnie Fry. 2. Marco, keeper of the shooting gallery poses some thought provoking questions. 3. Lonnie Fry, the idol of many, is joined by his friends. 4. The Sads and a typical expression. 5. Lonnie and his side-kick Doughnut, argue about going for the Big Prize. 6. The Fortune Teller hands Lonnie his fortune which changes the direction of his life. 7. Lonnie's friends root for him, hoping he will win the Big Prize. Fall Musical — 105 Marching Band Returns This year the Marching Band marched back into the music department, hopefully to stay. Students got up with the sun and practiced out in the field at 8:00 A.M. every morning with only the mosquitoes for company. Unfortunately, not many students got to see the band march because while the hardworking musicians performed in the rain, snow, and ankle-deep mud at halftime, the rest of the students were safe and dry in the school. The Marching Band attended Band Day at the University of Minnesota on Oct. 1. Concert Band performed at the Holiday Concert, Spring Concert, and the South Area Band Festival. Pep Band played at several sports activities. The Jazz Band went to La Crosse Wisconsin for a band festival on Jan. 27-29, performing in small towns on the way and staying overnight at students homes. Other performances included the Eau Claire Jazz Band Festival, four South High concerts, three junior high concerts, and several community concerts. 1. Mr. Groethe makes big plans for band. 2. Angel Alexander huffs and puffs and blows out a song. 3. Greg Supalo, John Outlaw, Kevin Chambers, Athena Servis, Kaarina Ornelas, Sara Bruss, and other band members pep up the pepfest. 4. Erick Mitchell, Tom Stabler, Gigi Mahoney, Tammy Wells and Laura Ott perform with the rest of the band at a basketball game. 106 — Band MARCHING BAND THE 1977-78 MARCHING BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Gen Christopherson, Angela Garcia, Barb Marden and Becky Fliflet. SECOND ROW: Laura Ott, Alma Bailey, Sharon White, Michelle Beal, Jenny Gallagher and Linda Overby. THIRD ROW: Jeff Groethe, Brian Ehlers, Bill Smith, Kaarina Ornelas, Athena Servis, Liz Mahoney, Shelly Hartley and Sharon Davis. TOP ROW: Carl Knox, Erick Mitchell, Mark Feisihamel, Brad Stark, Gigi Mahoney, Kevin Chambers, Jeff Peterson and Jim Korpi. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Ehlers, Keith Johnson, Sonja Thompson, Kristine Ozolins, Angel Alexander, Theresa Cowan, Marsha Karpinen, John Outlaw, Tom Stabler, Wendy Olson, Greg Supalo, Steve Stordahl, Steve Jancy, Tammy Wells, Sara Bruss and Lynn Marihart. CONCERT BAND THE 1977-78 CONCERT BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Angela Garcia, Gen Christopherson, Becky Fliflet and Barb Marden. SECOND ROW: Michelle Beal, Laura Ott, Shelly Hartley, Gigi Mahoney, Bill Smith, Brian Ehlers, Kaarina Ornelas and Jeff Groethe. THIRD ROW: Jenny Gallagher, Linda Overby, Sharon White, Sharon Davis, Alma Bailey, Jim Korpi, Athena Servis, Jeff Peterson, Brad Stark, Mark Feisthamel and Erick Mitchell. STANDING: Carl Knox, Liz Mahoney and Kevin Chambers. NOT PICTURED: Angel Alexander, Theresa Cowan, Bruce Ehlers, Marsha Karpinen, John Outlaw, Tom Stabler, Wendy Olson, Sara Bruss, Lynn Marihart, Kristine Ozolins, Sonja Thompson, Greg Supalo, Steve Stordahl, Tammy Wells and Steve Janey. Band—107 THE 1977-78 JAZZ BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Wells, Sanford Moore, Athena Servis, Kaarina Ornelas, Marsha Karpinen and Angel Alexander. SECOND ROW: Jill Miller, Jeff Groethe, John Outlaw, Kevin Chambers, Brad Stark, Keith Johnson, Erick Mitchell and Mark Feisthamel. TOP ROW: Jim Korpi, Bruce Ehlers and Jeff Peterson. 108—Band New Changes Improve Choirs This year Pop Singers were replaced by a voice and theory class. Terry Hanson said students were interested in taking voice lessons but had trouble with two choir classes, so he eliminated the group. He feels this way more people will benefit. Because Sophomores weren't allowed to join Concert Choir, the ones who joined Variations made it the best ever. Also having only Juniors and Seniors in Concert Choir made Concert Choir stronger. South Singers were busy entertaining both young and old at schools and nursing homes. To add a little spice to their Holiday Concert they performed in the Commons while refreshments were being served. Later on in the year Concert Choir and Variations performed with the Central High Choir. This gave all choirs involved a chance to hear each other and gave a better sounding performance. The choirs and band were rewarded at the end by taking a non-performing trip to Denver, Colorado. 1. Terry Hanson soothes his nerves by playing the piano. 2. Dawn Swing, Brenda Harrity and Claudia Smith warm up before a concert. 3. Mark Olson display fund raisers sold for the trip to Denver. 4. Sandy Agustin, Gennise Jones, Gregg Holmes and Steve Anderson sing with the Central High Choir. Choir — 109 THE 1977-78 SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Melinda Ochoada, Wayne Andes, Lorie Elvendahl and Garrin Sax. SECOND ROW: Sandy Agustin, John Outlaw, Mike Lorge, Barb Blair, Kordi Risvold, Dave Senness, Jill Miller, Sanford Moore, Patti Peterson, Jeff Norby, Bill Woznak, Jim Book and Nancy Walch. TOP ROW: Ed Gleason, JoAnn Bolles, Patsy Rindfleisch and Philip Caswell. 1. Nancy Walch, Jo Ann Bolls, Patsy Rindfleisch, Philip Caswell, and Ed Gleason sing at Sno Daze Coronation. 2. Jill Miller sings a solo. 110 - Choir VARIATIONS VARIATIONS -1977-78: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Walker, Denise Hartung, Theresa Wagner, Justine Walker, Leslie Maurer, Sherri Enz, Cindy Clarkson, Denise Gill and Jenny Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Theresa Schneibel, Darla Hermann, Claudia Smith, Katrina Morris, Tammy Wells, Beverly Wald, Connie Elavsky, Lori Keller, Monica Haus and Marlene Oppcgard. THIRD ROW: Brenda Harrity, Anita Yanisch, Kathy Wurzer, Lisa Valenti, Barb Ruud, Debbie Ulicny, Kim Harris, Patty Westlund, Diane Herkal, Paula Sunell, Jadie Roland and Dawn Anderson. TOP ROW: Debbie Hanson, Julie Lossow, Lori Lange, Mary Shand, Lori Nyenhuis, Leah Thomas, Tina Jones, Ardis Houle, Jane Adamson, Jennifer Peckham, Jodi Lorge and Joan Tompkins. THE 1977-78 CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Dischinger, Debbie Mikolajczyk, Cathy McConville, Julie Larson, Tacey Smith, Lorie Elvendahl, Sandy Agustin, Patti Thoma, Lynda Walker and Marybetb Larson. SECOND ROW: Julie Lehman, Cindy Boese, Gloryann Brown, Becky Lane, Genise Jones, Dodie Schaeffer, Kathy Brennan, Felicia Calli, Bonnie Bolles, Marjorie Gunderson, Monica Haus, Connie Batchelder and Natalie Lossow. THIRD ROW: Tom Stabler, Karl Aaberg, Mike Torkelson, Dave Seness, Andy Wrobel, Donny Mollan, Andy Madsen, Garrin Sax, Anna Klosinski, Jo Ann Bolles, Greg Poliseno, Mike Andrusko, and Jenny Johnson. TOP ROW: Mike Wensole, Steve Anderson, Gregg Holmes, Darren Roy, Kevin Stormer Jim Murray, Tom Cramer, Charlie Booth, Mark Olson, Andy Hines, Mike Lorge, Ed Gleason, Bill Woznak, Dan Gardner ant Rex Miller. ( News Staff Works Hard Two newswriting classes each trimester meant ther were a lot of new people to train in but this means that more people will be qualified for the SOUTHERNER Staff next year. Coeditor Patty Peterson said, I see a lot of talent for next year's paper. This year, the SOUTHERNER had more student participation and because of this larger issues were published. A great deal of time goes into the SOUTHERNER, it takes approximatly three weeks from the first step, brainstorming for ideas, until the final result is reached and the paper is published. Staff members have been known to stay until nine o'clock or come as early as six in the morning to finish the newspaper before the deadline. Coeditor Barb Blair said, A lot of hard work goes into the paper, but at the end its worth it, knowing that you were able to help out. SOUTHERNER Advisor Phebe Hanson and Co-editors Patty Peterson and Barb Blair. NOT PICTURED: Terri Foster Co-editor for the first half of the year. THE 1977-78 SOUTHERNER STAFF: KNEELING: Karen Ratajczyk, Kordi Risvold, Cathy Wurzer, Tammy Wells, Carol Peters, Rich Mencel and Mike O'Connell. STANDING: Lisa Valenti, Kris Ketlehui, Jim Korpi, Mona Pearson, Kevin Stromer, Debbie LaPlant, Jon Skramstad, Sanford Moore, Garth Andersen, Gary Skramstad,Bill Smith and Jim Murray. 112 — Southerner Staff Dedication, Hard Work And Long Hours Makes For Top TIGER Yearbook This year's Tiger yearbook staff was comprised of fifteen staff members and three photographers. Mr. Wold, the advisor, said, It was difficult to meet deadlines because of all the holidays. This year's book had seven full-color pages instead of two and eight extra pages were added, mainly for girl's sports coverage. This year's book also had a new cover. Last summer the Tri-editors took a trip to Topeka Kansas to visit the yearbook plant and found out how the Tiger was made. They came back with a lot of good ideas that were used in this book. 1. Advisor Roger Wold and Tri-editors Debbie Mikolajczyk, Sue Pederson and Jane Hall. 2. Photographers Dan McConville, Steve Wentworth and John Otter-ness. 3. Tiger Staff Members Natalie Lossow, S.H. Tiger, Cathy Schuda, Renee Schmidt, Lynne Marihart, Nancy Brezinka and Tammy Wells. 4. Staff Members Connie Elavsky, Connie Schultz, Garth Anderson, Alfred Swampwalker, Roger Lee and Bill Smith Yearbook — 113 1977-78 GERMAN CLUB: BOTTOM ROW; Lynne Marihart, Gwen Greco, Cathy Wurzer, Darla Keller, Jennifer Johnson and Renee Schmidt. TOP ROW; Mrs. Vijard, advisor, Edite Ozolins, Becky Frommweiler, David Anderson, Tim Dickson, Sini N6jd, Bill Parry and Steve Walmann. SPANISH 1977-78 SPANISH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW; Kaarina Ornelas, Mrs. Kurimay, advisor, Dean Engen, Duane Pederson, Robert Bell, Todd Leegard, Roxanne Bourne, Marlene Oppegard and Julie Findell. SECOND ROW; Debbie Anderson, Tanya Nygren, Sheila Gorton, Fran Edwards, Sue Stanley and John Pruett. TOP ROW; Debbie Hanson, Kent Konecny, Kenny Hansen, Ramona Pearson, Terri Foster, Laura Hauser, Barb Zipoy, Robert Benjamin, Clay Hansen, Sandy Agustin, Rick Gabrielson and Sue Madison. 114—Groups STAGE CREW THE 1978 STAGE CREW: BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Spratt, Desmond Lackram, Dale Saukerson, Advisor Don Bergstrom and Terry Wells. TOP ROW: Alfred Swampwalker, Mike Lehman, Jim Fink and Darrell Dack. THE 1978 FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Valenti, Margaret Entzel, Karen Ratajczyk, Dawn Brodeen and Michelle Beal. SECOND ROW: Dody Schaeffer, Roxanne Johnson, Linda Fleck, Kitty Martin, Dena Angelos and Andrew Hinze. TOP ROW: Advisor Mrs. Bjornson. 115 — Groups T.A.N.S THE 1977-78 TRUE AMERICAN NATIVE STUDENTS: IN SEATS, BOTTOM ROW: Clenn Decora, Carol Cloutier and Linda Cloutier. SECOND ROW: Ed Isham, Val Pacheto, Monica Schwensen, Connie Stately and Sandy Anderson. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Redhorse, Barb Rosebear, Elaine Smith, Marleen Whitener, Lori Bosto and Charlene Wilkey. FOURTH ROW: Linda Moose and Yvonne Hardy. TOP ROW: Greg Beaulieu and Rosie Pacheco. SEATED, ON STAGE: BOTTOM ROW: Angela Kappenman, Davette Mason, Theresa jourdain, Yvette DeLorme, Sherilyn Neadeau, Kiki Stately, Sharon Fasthorse, Betty Kappenman, Darren Roy, Roger Cloud and Eldon Wanstall. SECOND ROW: Linda Richey, Carrie Boswell, Alice Clark and Sue Hodges. TOP ROW: Jim Holmes, Steve Rivera, Cheryl Gresczyk and Bill Bowstring. THE 1977-78 BLACK CULTURE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Carmen Watkins, Michelle Clater, Alma Bailey, Loriann McKinney, and Kitty Martin. SECOND ROW: Kim Moore, Nanette Lacy and Lynette Gray. TOP ROW: Phyliis Brooks, Michelle Allen, Carletta Smith, and Mary Johnigan. ADVISOR: Roy Hawkins. 116—Groups D.E.C.A DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Glenn Decora, Diane Peterson, Chris Minks and Holly Ellison. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Shea, Julie Klug, Tammy Kucheman and David Langcndorf. TOP ROW: Mr. Swanstrom, Kevin Vesledahl, Carolyn La Penotiere and Jim Holmes. VOCATIONAl INDUSTRIAL CLUB Of AMI RICA: BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Johnson, Sandy Antil, Virginia Valley. Sheryl Sells and Jackie Rat low. TOP ROW: Mr. Ralph, John Phelps, Robert Gossman, Steven Elfstrum, Steven Towler and Jim Williams. Groups— 117 F.H.A. THE 1978 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Wells, Sandy Dischinger, Patty Westlund and Julie Lossow. SECOND ROW: Jenny Johnson, Debbie Mikolajczyk, Natalie Lossow and Jodi Lorge. TOP ROW: Advisor Bernice Smith. NOT PICTURED: Jane Hall M.O.E.A. THE 1978 MINNESOTA OFFICE EDUCATION ASSN: BOTTOM ROW: Cindi Entzel, Teresa Pakulak and Advisor Mrs. R. Schultz. TOP ROW: Terry Holden, Debbie Psihos, Shirley Skogstad, Sheralyn Bye, Barb Madsen, Joy Pearson, Sandra Hcpokoski and Raynette Minks. 118—Croups CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB: Jenny Gallagher, Renee Schmidt, Theresa Schneibel, Michelle Hajicek, Lynn Marihart, Tim Dickson, Allen Hajicek, Carl Knox and Advisor Mr. Kopesky. HONOR SOCIETY: BOTTOM ROW: Justine Walker, Lynn Walstrom, Monica Haus, Jane Hall, Debbie Mikolajczyk and Natalie Lossow. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie LaPlant, Sandy Antil, Sandy Dischinger, Lynda Sjolie, Anita Rindfleisch, Elaine Jensen and Judy Adamson. TOP ROW: Delores Schaeffer, Nathan Nygren, Sam Ocel, Tammy Cowan, Debbie Baardson, Russ Palla and John Otterness. Groups—119 MOTOCROSS THE 1977-78 MOTO CROSS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Nate Nygren, Larry Rincon, Robert Nelson and Mark Smith. TOP ROW: Clay Hanson, Pat Graves, Eric Baker, Paul Hanson, Alfred Swampwalker, Andy Schweizer and Henry Watkins. YOUNG LIFE THE 1977-78 YOUNG LIFE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Steve McGregor, Paul Hanson, Tammy Cowan, Bill Marden, Mike Medvec, Jim Phillips and Nate Nygren. SECOND ROW: Mike Skahen, Karen Abrahamson, Roxanne Johnson, Bridgett Sullivan, Becky Lane, Dodie Schaffer, Steve Chicilo and Dorlen Lundbcrg. THIRD ROW: Patty Westlund, Tammy Wells, Wendy Hinrichs, Allene Forsman, Brenda Harrity, Lynn Hickey, Shelly Hartley and Karen Ratajczyk. FOURTH ROW: Laura Sjolie, Debbie Shilson, Sue Moats, Theresa Savage, Linda Fleck, Alida Perkins, Dena Angelos and Diane Singleton. FIFTH ROW: Linda Sjolie, Kris Nelson, Jody Lindgren, Darcy Aim, Marie Capra, Debbie Rosenow, Theresa Syde, Mary Corbesia and Marsha Karpinen. TOP ROW: Leslie Maurer, Val Vasquez, Mel Schweizer, Kathy Brennan, Nancy Walsh, Val Dynneson, Nan Lacy and Kim Moore. 120 — Groups Community School: Learning Opportunities For Everyone Community Education gives everyone an opportunity to learn new skills, meet new people and have fun. At South High Community School people feel better about the school and about their community. People of all ages come to South for Assertiveness Training, Disco Dancing, Dog Obedience, Auto Maintenance, Cooking, Typing and many other activities and classes. Senior citizens hold weekly meetings and come to health clinics at South. Learning is a life-long process and it's happening everyday at South High Community School. 1. Community School student trains dog to sit and obey. 2. Class watches teacher demonstrate the snow shoe making technique. 3. Community School students work on car in auto shop. THE 1977-78 COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF: SEATED: Patti Stuhlman and Rita Keltgen. STANDING: Lois Shalburg, Carol Christopher, Mary Lou Bergemann, Bonnie Ryg and Shirley McDonough. 121 1. Debbie Baardson, Felicia Calli and John Petek write their daily assignment on the board in their “America class. 2. Dave Hainlin helps out students with their math work. 3. Mr. Kaari shows his enthusiasm as he teaches his American History class. 4. Anita Rindfleisch gets help on her English assignment from Mrs. Edwards in the English office. 5. Sophomores struggle through their Sophomore writing class. 6. Mr. Elliott explains world history to his sophomore class. 7. Dan Curtis and his partner concentrate on their Chemistry experiment of the day. 8. Darren Roy serves the volleyball over the net to his opponent during his gym class. 9. Mr. Petrich sits among his Modern Problems class. 122—Required Classes New Changes Are Evident In Required Classes Like many other Minneapolis schools, South High also requires forty-five credits to graduate. Among these requirements are science or math, gym, health, history, and English. This year some changes have been made within these classes. No longer was sophomore world history of one certain part of the world, but instead it involved the whole world. Another change in requirements was the new English class, America, the Ideal and Real, which started last year. This class was taught by both Mrs. Reed and Mr. Bane. Not all of these required classes were as ''exciting as electives but they are improving, for kids to learn more and enjoy themselves at the same time. 123 1 Donicc Quinnell works on a Lab project in Chemistry. 2. Mark Smith works intentively in Foundry class. 3 Mark Andrusko learns sewing skills to help in later life. 4 Cheryl Crest yk helps Marilyn Spears and Keith Thompson on their Ojibwe. 5. John Purett works hard on Metals projer t. 6 Dan Roberts and Mike Andrys look on w hile Joe Petryk, tear her. explains Small Engine repair 7. Steve Hines uses rreativits in his Art lass. 124 — Her lives Which Of The Elective Classes Did You Like Most? Here were a few responses to this question. I like Electronics a lot . I like my Shop classes . I have Spanish and I like it much better than any of my regular classes . Gym, Art, and Choir are my favorites . Drivers Education is my favorite because I wanted to learn how to drive . The Elective classes this year gave students a large selection to choose from. This year students not only were offered the opportunity to learn extra skills, but it made school a little more enjoyable for students who wanted variety and excitement in their classes. The Elective classes included Art, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Business, Science, Drivers Education, and the Languages. Within these classes there were some that had a two-hour block. These were designed to give students the opportunity to get more involved in their work. It had been said, that most students that have had the two-hour block prefer two hours for the Elective classes instead of the regular one hour. Electives — 125 He taught us all how to hope and how to live, how to win and how to lose. He taught us how to live and finally, he taught us how to die. 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ALEXANDER, ANGEL: Southerner 11, Concert Choir 10,11, Junior Singers 11, Pep Band 10,11, Jazz Band 11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Musical 10, Winter Play 12, Fall Play 11, Student Union 10,11,12, Sophomore Class Officer, FHA 11, French Club 11, Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno Daze Committee 10,11,12, Pep Club 11, Black Cultural Club 10.11.12, Young Life 11, Volleyball 11, Soft Ball 11,12. ALVAREZ, MELVIN: Sophomore Basketball, Track 10,11,12, Cross Country 10,11,12. AMUNDSON, DONNA: Southerner 11, German Club 10, DECA 12, VICA 11. ANDERSEN, GARTH: Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11,12, Southerner 10.11.12, Golf 10,11,12. ANDERSON, TERRY: Concert Band 10. ANDERSON, WAYNE: Concert Choir 10.11, Junior Singers 10,11, Swimming 10,11, Track 11. BAARDSON, DEBBIE: Honor Society 11.12, Student Union 12, Sophomore Class Officer, Young Life 10, Badminton 11, Prom Committee 12, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Volleyball 10,11,12, Soft Ball 11,12. BAKOS, JOHN: Honor Society 10,11, Southerner 12, Tennis 10,11,12, Hockey 10,11. BATCHELDER, CONNIE: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Musical Crew 10, Fall Play Crew 10, Student Union 12, Tigerettes, 11, FHA 10,11, Ski Club 10,11. BELL, BOB: Spanish Club 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11.12, Varsity Baseball 11. BENJAMIN, BOB: TANS 10,11,12. BERG, MIKE: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union 10,11,12, Sophomore Class Officer, French Club 11, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10,11,12, Track 10.11.12, BETZOLD, LARRY: Spanish Club 10, DECA 12, Varsity Football 11,12, J. V. Hockey 10,11, Track 10,11,12. BOESE, CYNTHIA: Southerner 10,11,12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Student Union 12, DECA 10,11, Pep Club 10,11. BOLECHOWSKI, JAMES: Concert Choir 12, Swimming (Diving) 11. BOLLES, BONNIE: Creative Writing Magazine 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10,11,12, Student Union 12. BOLLES, JOANN: Yearbook 11, Creative Writing Magazine 11, Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 12, Junior Singers 11, Jazz Band 11, French Club 11, Tennis 12. BOOK, JAMES: Honor Society 10.11.12, Sno Daze Royalty 12, South Singers 12, Junior Singers 10, Young Life 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Tennis 11,12, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12. BRADLEY, DARIN: Sophomore Wrestling. BYE, SHERALYN: VICA 12, MOEA 12, Cooperative Education 12. CALLI, FELICIA: Concert Choir 12, Variations 11. CARLSON, RACHELLE: Concert Band 10, French Club 11,12, Ski Team (Cross Country) 10,11,12, Track 11.12, Cross Country 12. CASWELL, PHIL: Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Concert Choir 10, South Singers 12, Junior Singers 10,11, Student Union 12, Tennis 11,12. CHAMBERS, KEVIN: Pep Band 10.11.12, Jazz Band 11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12. CLARK, LARRY: Concert Choir 10,11, Track 11, Cross Country 10,11. CONNELLY, PATRIC: Hockey 10.11.12, Golf 10,11,12. CORBESIA, MARY: Sno Daze Royalty 12, Concert Choir 11, Cheerleader 12, Young Life 12, Ski Team (Cross Country) 10,11,12, Swimming 10,11, Soft Ball 11. COWAN, TAMARA: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 11, Musical 10, Student Union 10,11,12, Cheerleader 11, Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno Daze Committee 10.11.12, Young Life 10,11,12, Ski Team (Down Hill) 10, Tennis 10.11.12, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Soft Ball 10,11,12. DELOSIER, ANDY: Spanish Club 10.11, Varsity Football 11,12, Tennis 10, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball Manager 11,12, Track 11.12. DENARDO, BRUCE: Spanish Club 12, Young Life 10,11,12, Varsity Wrestling 10,11,12. DENNIS, BRETT: Southerner 10,11, Spanish Club 10,11, Sophomore Basketball, Track 10, Cross Country 10,11. DEYOUNG, JOYCE: Cheerleader 10, French Club 10,11, Golf 10,11. DISCHINGER, SANDY: Honor Society 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, FHA 10,11,12, Pep Club 10. DOBLE, STEVE: Varsity Football 11,12, Sophomore Wrestling. DRINKWINE, SANDRA: Southerner 10,11, Spanish Club 10,11, Urban Arts 10. DYVIG, DON: Southerner 10, Moto Cross 11, Golf 10. EHLERS, BRUCE: Pep Band 10,11,12, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Concert Band 10.11.12, Musical 10,12, Swimming 12, Track 11,12, Cross Country 12. ENTZEL, CINDI: MOEA 11,12. ERICKSON, MARTY: Honor Society 11, Student Union 12, Spanish Club 11.12, VICA 12, Young Life 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10,11,12. FASTHORSE, SHARON: Southerner 12, TANS 10,11,12. FEISTHAMEL, MARK: Pep Band 10.11.12, Jazz Band 11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Fall Play 10, Speech Team 12. FERNANDEZ, TRACEY: DECA 11. FLECK, LINDA: Student Union 12, Tigerettes 11,12, French Club 12, DECA 10, Ski Club 10, Young Life 10,11,12. FORSMAN, ALLENE: Yearbook 11, Southerner 10,11, Student Union 12, Tiger Mascot 12, FHA 11, DECA 10, Ski Club 11, Pep Club 11, Young Life 12, Track 12, Volleyball 11, Golf 10,11. FOSSUM, TOM: Concert Choir 10,11, Hockey 12, J. V. Hockey 10,11, Track 11, Golf 12. FOSTER, TERRI: Southerner 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Variations 10, Junior Singers 11, Student Union 12, Tigerettes 10,11,12, Spanish Club 12, Young Life 10. GAUTHIER, GARY: Moto Cross 10. GIMSE, SVANHILD: French Club 12, Ski Team (Cross Country) 12, Cross Country 12. GLAD, JACKI: Student Union 12, Tennis 11, Soft Ball 11. GONZALEZ, JUAN: Sno Daze Royalty 10.12, Young Life 10,11, Varsity Football 11,12, Varsity Wrestling 10.11.12, Track 10. GRAVES, PAT: Moto Cross 12, Ski Team (Down Hill) 12, J. V. Hockey 10. GREEN, LINDA: Concert Choir 10,11, Variations 10, Junior Singers 11, Cheerleader 11,12, Swimming 10.11, Gymnastics 10,11. GUNDERSON, MARJORIE: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, DECA 10.12. GUSTAFSON, JEAN: Southerner 10.11, Spanish Club 10,11, MOEA 11. GUTENKAUF, JOHN: Honor Society 11.12, Musical 10,11,12, Winter Play 11, Student Union 12, Swimming 10.11.12, HALL, JANE: Honor Society 11,12, 134 — Senior Index Yearbook 11,12, Yearbook Editor 12, Student Union 12, FHA 11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Sophomore Basketball, Soft Ball 11,12. HALTLI, CONNIE: Spanish Club 11. HANSEN, CLAYTON: Concert Choir 10,11, Spanish Club 11,12, Moto Cross 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Swimming 10,11,12, Track 10. HANSON, PAUL: Sno Daze Royalty 12, Young Life 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey Manager 12, Track 10,12. HARDING, KEVIN: Student Union 10.11.12, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno Daze Committee 11, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11.12, Sophomore Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling 11,12, Track 12. HARRIS, KIM: Creative Writing Magazine 10, Variations 12, Urban Arts 11, Tennis 11, Volleyball 10,11. HAUS, MONICA: Honor Society 11.12, Concert Choir 12, Variations 10.11.12, Winter Play 12, Badminton 10,11,12, Sr. Announcement Committee 12. HERMANN, CYNDY: Tigerettes 10.11.12, HICKEY, LISA: Variations 10, Student Union 12, Ski Team (Down Hill) 12, Golf 11,12. HINRICHS, WENDY: Student Union 12, Tigerettes 11,12, Cheerleader 10, French Club 11, Pep Club 11, Young Life 10,11, Track 12, Volleyball 11, Golf 10. HODGES, SUE: TANS 10,11,12, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11, Soft Ball 11. HOLDEN, TERRY: Creative Writing Magazine 12, MOEA 12. HOLM, STEVE: Honor Society 11,12, Concert Choir 10, Student Union 12, Tennis 11,12. JANEY, MARIE: Cheerleader 10,11, DECA 10, Young Life 10, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12. JENSON, ELAINE: Honor Society 11.12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno Daze Royalty 10, Student Union 12, Badminton 10, Ski Team (Down Hill) 10,11,12. JOHNSON, BECKY: Concert Choir 10.11.12, Variations 12, Winter Play 12, Sr. Announcemnt Committee 12, Track 10,11,12, Gymnastics 10.11.12, JOHNSON, JENNIFER: Honor Society 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Musical 10,11, Fall Play 10, Student Union 12, FHA 10,11,12, German Club 11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Speech Team 10,11,12. JOHNSON, KEITH: Southerner 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Concert Choir 10,11, South Singers 11, Pep Band 10,11, Jazz Band 11,12, Con- cert Band 10,12, Musical 10,12, Student Union 10,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Black Cultural Club 10.11.12, Swimming (Diving) 11,12, Track 11,12, Gymnastics 10,11,12. JOHNSON, ROXANNE: Honor Society 10,11,12, Student Union 12, Senior Class Treasurer, Cheerleader 10.11, French Club 11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Young Life 10.11.12, Tennis 12, Gymnastics 10. JONES, CHANNON: Young Life 10, Badminton 10,11, Volleyball 10.11.12, JONES, SUE: Concert Choir 10,11,12, Musical 11, Fall Play 10, Student Union 12, Spanish Club 10,11, Homecoming Committee 11,12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Pep Club 10.11. KANTOLA, COLEEN: Spanish Club 10. KAPPES, LINDA: DECA 10,11. KARPINEN, LUANN: Honor Society 11.12, Student Union 12, Cheerleader 12, Young Life 11,12, Swimming 10,11. KELLER, LORI: Concert Choir 12, Variations 12, Badminton 10,11,12, Sr. Announcements Committee 12, Swimming 10. KIESELBACH, SHEILA: Concert Choir 11.12, Musical 11, Fall Play 11, Student Union 12, Stage Crew 11, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno Daze Committee 10,11, Pep Club 11, MOEA 12. KLOSINSKI, ANNA: Honor Society 10.11.12, Concert Choir 11,12, Musical 10,11, Student Union 12, Cheerleader 12, Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno Daze Committee 10,11, Pep Club 11. KLUG, JULIE: Student Council 10,11, DECA 11,12. KUCHEMAN, TAMMIE: Southerner 12, DECA 12. LACKRAM, DESMOND: Stage Crew 10.11.12, LA COURSIERE, KAREN: Student Union 12. LACY, NANETTE: Student Union 11.12, DECA 11,12, VICA 12, Black Cultural Club 10,11,12, Young Life 12, Badminton 12. LANE, BECKY: Concert Choir 10.11.12, Student Council 10,11, Student Union Officer 12, Cheerleader 11,12, German Club 10, French Club 11, Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno Daze Committee 10,11,12, Young Life 10.11.12, Tennis 11,12, Golf 10. LA PENOTIERE, CAROLYN: DECA 12. LA PLANT, DEBBIE: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Pep Band 10,11, Concert Band 10,11, Fall Play 10, Student Union President 12, Cheerleader 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Band Secretary 11. LARSON, MARYBETH: Concert Choir 11.12, Variations 10, Junior Singers 11, Student Union 12, Tigerettes 11, Cheerleader 12, FHA 10,11, Ski Club 10, Young Life 10, Volleyball 10.11.12. LEEGARD, TODD: Homecoming Royalty 12, DECA 10,11, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball 11,12. LEHMAN, JULIE: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10,11, Stage Crew 12, VICA 12, Pep Club 11. LEIGH, TOM: Ski Club 11, Moto Cross 11, Track 10, Cross Country 10. LINDGREN, JODI: Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union 12, Sophomore Class Officer, Tigerettes 10.11.12, German Club 10, DECA 10,11, Sno Daze Committee 12, Ski Club 10, Young Life 10,11,12, Track 10.11.12. LONG, KAREN M: Creative Writing Magazine 11, Student Union 12, German Club 10, DECA 10,11, Pep Club 10, Track 10, Golf 10,11,12. LORGE, MICHAEL: Concert Choir 10.11.12, South Singers 11,12, Junior Singers 10, Musical 10,11,12, Fall Play 10, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Pep Club 10,11, Young Life 10. LOSSOW, NATALIE: Honor Society 11.12, Yearbook 12, Southerner 10,11, Concert Choir 12, Variations 10, Junior Singers 11, Musical 10, Fall Play 10, Student Union 10,11,12, FHA 10,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Young Life 10, Speech Team 10.11.12, MANOLEFF, SUE: Yearbook 11, Musical 10, Student Union 10,12, Cheerleader 12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Young Life 10, Volleyball 10,11,12. MATHISON, TOM: Sophomore Football, Track 11. MAUS, LORRETTA: Student Union 12, French Club 11,12, Homecoming Committee 10, Pep Club 10,11. MC CONVILLE, JAMES: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Sophomore Wrestling, Sophomore Baseball. MEDVEC, MIKE: Student Union 10.11.12, Spanish Club 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Young Life 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball 11. MEYER, DEBBIE: MOEA 11. MIKOLAJCZYK, DEBBIE: Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook Editor 11,12, Creative Writing Magazine 11, Sno Daze Royalty 12, Concert Choir 11.12, Student Union 12, FHA 11.12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Tennis 12. MILLER, BOB: Concert Choir 10, Var- Senior Index — 135 sity Football 12, Golf 10,11,12. MILLER, REX: Concert Choir 10,11,12, Winter Play 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 12, Tennis 11,12, Sophomore Wrestling. MINKS, CHRIS: Student Council 10, FHA 10,11, German Club 10,11,12, DECA 12, Homecoming Committee 10, Pep Club 10,11, Student Advisory Board 10. MOHS, BERNADETTE: FHA 10. MOORE, KIM: Concert Choir 10,11, Urban Arts 10, Black Cultural Club 10.11, Young Life 12, Badminton 12, Tennis 11,12. MOORE, SANFORD: Southerner 12, 12, Creative Writing Magazine 11, Concert Choir 10,11, South Singers 11.12, Pep Band 10,11, Jazz Band 11.12, Concert Band 10, Musical 10.11.12, Student Union 10,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Black Cultural Club 10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Gymnastics 10,11,12. MUNNELL, RANDY: Track 11,12, Cross Country 11,12. NELSON, KRIS: Sno Daze Royalty 12, Student Union 12, Tigerettes 10.11.12, DECA 10, Ski Club 10, Young Life 10,12. N6jD, SINI: German Club 12. NOTARO, LISA: Student Union 12, Young Life 10, Swimming 10,11,12, Soft Ball 11. NYGREN, NATE: Honor Society 11,12, Sno Daze Royalty 12, Student Union 12, Moto Cross 12, Young Life 11,12, Sr. Announcements mmittee 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10.11.12, Track 11,12. NYGREN, TANYA: Sno Daze Royalty 12, Variations 11, Spanish Club 10.11.12, Track 11,12, Cross Country 12. OCEL, SAM: Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union 11,12, Sr. Announcement Committee 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10.11.12, Track 9,10,11,12. OCHOADA, MELINDA: Honor Society 11,12, Concert Choir 10, Variations 10, South Singers 12, Junior Singers 11, Musical 10,12, Student Union 10,11,12, Cheerleader 10.11.12, Young Life 10,11,12, Swimming 11. OHM, TOM: Ski Team (Down Hill) 12. OLSON, BOB: Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Sophomore Baseball. OLSON, JIM: Southerner 12, Urban Arts 12. OTT, DAVID: Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union 10,11,12, Senior Class Officer, German Club 10,11, Ski Club 10, Young Life 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10,11,12, Sopho- more Baseball, Varsity Baseball 11,12. OTTERNESS, JOHN: Honor Society 12, Yearbook Photographer 11,12, Southerner 10,11,12, Pep Club 11, Speech Team 12, Tennis 11. OVERBY, SUE: Student Union 12. PAKULAK, TERESA: Creative Writing Magazine 10, MOEA 10,11,12. PALLA, RUSS: Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook Photographer 11, Southerner 11,12, Creative Writing Magazine 11,12, Pep Band 10,11, Concert Band 10,11, Student Union 12. PARRY, BILL: German Club 12. PEARSON, MONA: Southerner 11,12, Student Union 12, Tigerettes 11,12, Spanish Club 12, Young Life 10. PEDERSON, SUE: Yearbook 11, Yearbook Editor 12, Fall Play (Crew) 10, Student Union 12, FHA 10,11, Ski Club 10,11. PETEK, JOHN: Honor Society 12, Musical 10, Student Union 12, Chess Club 10, Young Life 10,11, Sr. Announcement Committee 12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Golf 10,11. PETERS, CAROL: Southerner 12, Student Union 12. PETERSON, PATTI: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 10,11,12, Concert Choir 10, South Singers 11,12, Student Council 10,11, Student Union Officer 12, French Club 11, Homecoming Committee 11, Young Life 10, Speech Team 10.11.12, Tennis 10,11,12. PSIHOS, DEBBIE: Southerner 12, MOEA 12, Gymnastics 10,11, Volleyball 11. QUIGLEY, KELLIE: Honor Society 11.12, Variations 10, Young Life 10.11, Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Soft Ball 11,12. REINFELD, KAREN: DECA 11,12. RICHEY, LINDA: TANS 10,11,12. RIERSON, LAURA: Honor Society 11, Variations 10, German Club 10,11, DECA 11. RINDFLEISCH, ANITA: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 10, Pep Band 10.11, Concert Band 10,11, Musical 10, Student Union 10,11,12, Badminton 10,11,12, Prom Committee 12, Varsity Basketball 10,11,12, Volleyball 10,11,12, Soft Ball 11,12. ROMAN, DIANA: Young Life 10.11.12, RUUD, JENNY LYNN: Pep Club 11. RYAN, MIKE: DECA 11, VICA 12, Young Life 12. SCHMIDT, RONALD: Concert Choir 10.11, Junior Singers 10, DECA 11, VICA 12, Ski Club 10, Swimming 10. SCHUDA, CATHY: Yearbook 12, Variations 10, Student Union 12, FHA 10, Homecoming Committee 12, Young Life 10, Tennis 10,11, Track 12. SERVIS, ATHENA: Pep Band, 10,11,12, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Concert Band 10.11.12, Musical 10, Tigerettes 11, Cheerleader 10. SHEA, PAT: DECA 10,11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11, Ski Team (Down Hill) 11,12, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball 11.12. SHEPARD, KIM: Student Union 12, Badminton 12, Tennis 12. SINGLETON, DIANE: Honor Society 11.12, Variations 10, Student Union 12, Cheerleader 12, DECA 10,11, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Young Life 11.12, Badminton 10,11,12, Swimming 12. SJOLIE, LINDA: Honor Society 11,12, Pep Band 10,11, Concert Band 10.11, Student Union 12, Tigerettes 10.11.12, Young Life 10. SKRAMSTAD, JON: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 11,12, Creative Writing Magazine 11, Republican Delegate 12, Golf 11,12. SMITH, BILL: Yearbook 11,12, Southerner 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Marching Band 12, Student Union 12, Track 11.12, SMITH, TACEY: Concert Choir 10,11,12. SPRATT, MIKE: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union 12. STANLEY, CHERYL: Southerner 11. SULLIVAN, BRDGET: Concert Choir 10.11, Student Union 10,11,12, Cheerleader 10, Ski Club 10,11, Urban Arts 10, Young Life 10,11,12, Tennis 11,12. SWAMPWALKER, ALFRED: Yearbook Mascot 12, Student Union 12, Stage Crew 12, Moto Cross, 12. SWANSON, JOE: Honor Society 11.12, Southerner 10, Student Union 12, Spanish Club 11, DECA 10.11, Ski Team (Down Hill) 8.9.10.11.12, THOMA, PATTI: Concert Choir 12, Variations 11. TRAN, DUNG: French Club 10. TSE, SUE: Student Union 12, FHA 10, Volleyball 10. VESLEDAHL, JULENE: Creative Writing Magazine 10, Volleyball 11,12. WAGNER, KEVIN: Sno Daze Royalty 12, Track 10,11, Cross Country 10.11. WALKER, JUSTINE: Honor Society 11.12, Concert Choir 12, Variations 12, Homecoming Committee 12. WALKER, LYNDA: Concert Choir 10.11.12, Fall Play 10, Student Union 12, Spanish Club 10,11, Homecoming Committee 11,12. WENTWORTH, STEVE: Honor Society 11.12, Yearbook Photographer 11.12, Student Union 12, Speech Team 12. WESTBY, STEVE: Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Young Life 11,12, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Swimming 136 — Senior Index 10,11,12. WESTPHAL, YVONNE: Variations 10. WISE, SCOTT: Variations 10, Junior Singers 11, Swimming 10,11,12, Cross Country 10. WISSBAUM, MARY: Student Union 12. WOELFEL, CURT: Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Hockey 10.11.12, Sophomore Baseball, Varsity Baseball 11,12. WOZNAK, BILL: Concert Choir, 10.11.12, South Singers 12, Junior Singers 11, Musical 10, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football 11,12, Swimming 10,11,12, Track 11,12. ZUSTIAK, DIANN: Concert Choir 10.11.12, STUDENT PICTURE INDEX Aaberg, Karl: 39, 54, 101, 111 Aaberg, Margie: 46, 101 Abrahamson, Karen: 20, 120 Adamson, Jane: 54, 80, 111 Adamson, Judith: 20, 99, 119 Agan, Jim: 46 Agustin, Sandy: 38, 45, 46, 109, 110, 111, 114 Albrecht, Jeff: 20 Alexander, Angel: 18, 95, 106, 108 Allen, Michelle 116 Allers, Colleen: 46 Aim, Darcy: 40, 41, 54, 78, 84, 120 Almquist, Denise: 46 Almquist, Dorothea: 54 Alvarez, Melvin: 20, 69, 72, 73 Amelsberg, Theresa: 54 Amundson, Donna: 20 Andersen, Garth: 20, 112, 113 Anderson, David: 114 Anderson, Dawn: 46, 111 Anderson, Debbie: 114 Anderson, Jesse: 20, 92, 93 Anderson, Jody: 42, 99 Anderson, Lynne: 54 Anderson, Marcia: 54 Anderson, Randy: 54 Anderson, Robert: 20 Anderson, Sandy: 54, 116 Anderson, Sandy Lynn: 46, 78, 79 Anderson, Steve: 53, 54, 76, 86, 109, 111 Anderson, Theresa: 20 Anderson, Todd: 54 Anderson, Wayne: 20 Andes, Wayne: 38, 46, 110 Andrusko, Mark: 124 Andrusko, Mike: 54, 111 Andrys, Mike: 54, 90, 124 Angelos, Kostadena: 44, 46, 97, 101, 115 Antil, Sandy: 20, 117, 119 Armour, Cletus: 46 Austin, Dawn: 46 Awe, Terry: 20 Baardson, Debra: 20, 78, 79, 84, 85, 119, 122 Baardson, Doug: 46, 77 Baarstad, David: 21 Bailey, Alma: 46, 97, 101, 107, 116 Baker, Eric: 21, 103, 120 Baker, Tonina: 21 Bakos, John: 21 Balluff, Mike: 54, 76 Banajah, Abdu: 39 Barge, Susie: 88 Barrett, Peter: 46 Barrientez, Delores: 54 Barse, Lori: 54 Batchelder, Connie: 21, 111 Batcheller, Julie: 54 Bazinet, Tamria: 54 Beal, Michelle: 54, 107, 115 Becker, Colleen: 46 Becker, Maureen: 54 Behl, Tammy: 54 Bell, Robert: 21, 69, 77, 114 Benjamin, Robert: 21, 114 Bennet, Nicky: 74 Bennett, Debbie: 54 Benson, Joel: 21 Berg, Butch: 76 Berg, Dave: 82 Berg, Donna: 46 Berg, KenrS4 Berg, Michael: 21, 77, 87 Berg, Sue: 46, 84 Berg, Walter: 54 Berry, Peter: 54 Bethke, Tracy: 54 Betzold, Larry: 21, 77 Betzold, Mark: 54 Bingman, Mark: 76 Blair, Barb: 17, 39, 42, 43, 45, 46, 110, 112 Blair, Linda: 39, 46 Blood, Robin: 46 Blowers, Candy: 46 Bodeau, Carol: 46 Boese, Cynthia: 21, 111 Bolechowski, James: 21 Bolles, Bonnie: 21, 111 Bolles, JoAnn: 21, 80, 110, 111 Bono, Steven: 46 Book, James: 22, 40, 42, 43, 77, 82, 83, 110 Booth, Charles: 54, 111 Bosto, Lori: 116 Boswell, Carolyn: 54, 70, 71, 84, 85, 116 Bourne, Roxanne: 22, 114 Bowstring, Bill: 116 Boyd, Richard: 46 Bradley, Darin: 22 Brauman, Kelli: 54 Brennan, Kathy: 38, 46, 111, 120 Brezinka, Nancy: 17, 46, 113 Briseno, Ramon: 54 Brodeen, Dawn: 54 Bronston, Marshall: 18, 19, 22, 60, 92, 93, 102 Brooks, Phyllis: 46, 116 Brower, Dale: 46 Brown, Glory Ann: 46, 97, 111 Bruss, Sara: 46, 106 Butler, Dina: 54 Bye, Sheralyn: 118 Byrd, Mary: 54 Byrne, Julie: 46 Byrne, June: 54 Calli, Felicia: 111, 122 Campbell, David: 46 Campion, Patty: 5, 46 Capra, Marie: 54, 74, 120 Capra, Monica: 74, 88 Cardinal, Nancy: 54 Carlson, Brad: 91 Carlson, Michael: 54 Carlson, Rachelle: 22, 70, 94, 95 Carlson, Robert: 54 Carlson, Russ: 54 Carriere, John: 54 Carroll, Brad: 54 Caswell, Philip: 15, 22, 110 Chambers, Kevin: 22, 106, 107, 108 Chicilo, Steve: 46, 120 Christopherson, Gene: 7, 46, 107 Clark, Alice: 116 Clark, Brenda: 46 Clark, Fred: 54 Clark, Tommy: 54 Clarkson, Cindy: 54, 111 Clarkson, Danny: 46 Clarkson, David: 54 Clater, Michelle: 38, 54, 116 Clauson, Cindy: 22, 80 Cloud, Michelle: 54 Cloud, Roger: 116 Cloutier, Carol: 116 Cloutier, Linda: 46, 116 Cole, Greg: 54, 76 Collette, Dale: 47 Connelly, Patric: 22, 87 Contola, Greg: 76 Corbesia, Carol: 54 Corbesia, Mary: 22, 42, 43, 94, 95, 97, 120 Costello, Tony: 47, 77, 95 Cowan, Julie: 88 Cowan, Tamara: 22, 80, 81, 84, 119, 120 Cowan, Theresa: 47, 70, 71 Cramer, Thomas: 41, 54, 111 Crandell, Joan: 47 Cross, Darrell: 54, 76 Crusan, Brian: 54 Curtis, Daniel: 40, 47, 123 Dack, Darryl: 39, 46, 47, 115 Dahlager, Debbie: 55 Dahlen, Lynn: 88 Davis, Nancy: 47 Davis, Paul: 47 Davis, Sharon: 107 Picture Index — 137 Davis, Steven: 6, 22 Day, Glen: 55, 76 Day, Leroy: 55 Decora, Glen: 47, 116, 117 Delorme, Yvette: 55 Delosier, Andrew: 23, 39,,77, 82 Denardo, Bruce: 91 Denardo, Rick: 47, 51 Dennis, Brett: 11, 23 Devore, Chuck: 47, 77 DeYoung, Joyce: 23, 39 Dickson, Tim: 47, 70, 72, 101, 114, 119 Dischinger, Sandra: 23, 111, 118, 119 Dise, James: 23 Doble, Stephen: 23 Downwind, Kevin: 55 Drinkwine, Sandra: 23 Dudar, Borys: 47 Dugan, Dale: 55 Dugan, Dennis: 55 Dunkley, Karen: 55 Dynneson, Val: 47, 120 Ebel, Alan: 95 Economon, Paul: 55 Edwards, Fran: 55, 114 Ehlers, Brian: 55, 107 Ehlers, Bruce: 23, 92, 108 Eisel, Brian: 23 Eklund, Dean: 23 Elavsky, Connie: 47, 111, 113 Elfstrom, Steven: 23, 117 Ellefson, Jerry: 55, 76 Ellgren, Terry: 45, 47 Elliot, Rachelle: 55 Ellison, Holly: 23, 117 Elms, Scott: 47 Elms, Tim: 87 Elvendahl, Lorie: 38, 47, 110, 111 Emerson, Rita: 47 Emery, Ward: 55 Endersbe, Jeff: 47 Engberg, Debbie: 55 Engen, Brad: 55 Engen, Dean: 114 Entzel, Cynthia: 24, 39, 118 Entzel, Margaret: 55, 78, 115 Enz, Sherri: 55, 111 Erickson, Barry: 55, 76 Erickson, Julie: 55 Erickson, Kim: 55 Erickson, Martin: 24, 77, 87 Erickson, Michael: 24 Erickson, Michael P: 55 Eskelson, Ken: 6, 55 Eubank, Karen: 47 Fasthorse, Sharon: 24, 116 Feisthamel, Mark: 24, 107, 108 Fernandez, Tracey: 24 Findell, Julie: 55, 114 Fink, Jim: 39, 47, 103, 115 Flattem, David: 24, 77 Fleck, Linda: 24, 99, 115, 120 Fliflet, Becky: 47, 101, 107 Flowers, Clarence: 82 Fong, Michael: 24, 95 Picture Index Fong, Rich: 55, 94 Forrestal, Laurie: 47 Fors, Jon: 47 Fors, Michelle: 12, 55 Forsberg, LaMonte: 55 Forsell, Dorinda: 55 Forsman, Allene: 24, 97, 120 Foss, Dan: 47 Fossum, Thomas: 24 Foster, Terri: 15, 24, 99, 114 Fredell, Scott, 55, 94 Freitag, David: 55 Fricano, Rick: 47 Froehling, Deanna: 39, 55 Frommweiler, Becky: 114 Fulton, Diana: 19, 25 Gabrielson, Ricky: 47, 114 Gallagher, Jenny: 12, 47, 102, 107, 111, 119 Garcia, Angela: 8, 9, 25, 107 Gardner, Dan: 111 Gauthier, Nancy: 55 Gcldert, Jeff: 47 Genung, Joe: 76 Gerard, Cathy: 55 Gibbs, Garrett: 92 Gilbertson, Don: 5 Gill, Denise: 55, 111 Gill, Tim: 47 Gimse, Svanhild: 8, 9, 25, 70, 71, 94 Glad, Jacki: 25 Glad, Ralph: 85 Gleason, Ed: 38, 47, 101, 110, 111 Gleason, Nancy: 55 Gomez, Cindy: 47, 101 Goneau, Jim: 47, 72 Gonzalez, Juan: 4, 25, 42, 43, 69, 91 Gonzalez, Mario: 47 Gorton, Sheila: 55, 114 Gossman, Robert: 25, 117 Graves, Colin: 55 Graves, Patrick: 25, 95, 120 Gray, Lynette: 116 Greco, Gwen: 47, 114 Green, Linda: 18, 25, 97 Grey, Barb: 47, 114 Griep, Mark: 55 Groethe, Jeff: 47, 92, 107, 108 Gulbrandson, Mary: 47 Gulbrandson, Tracy: 25 Gulbranson, Tim: 55 Gullickson, Dean: 76 Gunderson, Jackie: 47 Gunderson, Linda: 55 Gunderson, Marjorie: 25, 111 Gunnlangson, Dawn: 47 Gustafson, Dean: 47 Gustafson, Jean: 25 Gutenkauf, John: 25 Haanen, Deborah: 26 Hage, Terry: 55 Hagen, Patricia: 55 Hajicek, Allen: 55, 102, 119 Hajicek, Michelle: 44, 47, 102, 119 Hall, Bill: 76, 91 Hall, Jane: 26, 113, 118, 119, 144 Hallquist, Donna: 26 Haltli, Carrie: 55 Haltli, Connie: 26 Hansen, Cheri: 47 Hansen, Clayton: 26, 77, 92, 93, 114, 120 Hansen, Gary: 47 Hansen, Ken: 55, 114 Hansen, Rich: 55, 69, 76, 92 Hanson, Debra: 55, 111 Hanson, Eric: 47 Hanson, John: 55 Hanson, Lynn: 47, 78, 97 Hanson, Paul H: 26, 42, 69, 77, 120 Hanson, Paul J: 47, 120 Harding, Kevin: 26, 77 Flardy, Yvonne: 116 Harmening, Tim: 55 Harper, Kelly: 55, 78 Harper, Tom: 55 Harris, Kim: 47, 111 Harris, Kimberly: 26 Harrity, Brenda: 53, 5, 74, 99, 109, 111, 120 Harrity, Joan: 74, 88 Harrity, Steve: 47 Hart, Kevin: 56 Hart, Lance: 56 Hartley, Shelley: 56, 74, 107, 120 Hartung, Denise: 47, 111 Hastings, Liz: 56 Hastings, Shane: 47 Haugh, Mark: 56 Haus, Monica: 26, 111 Haus, Phillip: 26, 119 Hauser, Laura: 114 Hayhurst, Duane: 56 Heil, Barb: 56 Hendren, Dan: 56 Hepokoski, Sandy: 47, 118 Hepola, Kathy: 47 Herkal, Diane: 48, 111 Hermann, Cynthia: 26, 99 Hermann, Darla: 56, 99, 111 Hermanson, Sandra: 56 Hernandez, Toni: 26 Herskind, Leslie: 27 Hibu, Osman: 8, 9, 27 Hickey, Lisa: 27, 95, 120 Hickey, Lynn: 56, 69 Hildebrandt, Todd: 39 Higgins, Judy: 48 Hill, Brian: 56 Hill, Peter: 56 Hines, Steve: 124 Hinrichs, Wendy: 27, 99, 120 Hinze, Andrew: 56, 111, 115 Hodges, Suzanne: 27, 116 Hoehn, Sandy: 74 Hogan, John: 27 Hokkanen, Cheryl Ann: 27 Holden, Terry: 118 Holen, Roy: 48 Holm, Steven: 27 Holmes, Greg: 48, 77, 109, 111 Holmes, Jim: 116, 117 Honkala, Mark: 56 Hoppe, Alice: 48 Hoppe, Mary: 27 Hoppe, Paul: 27 Horton, Dale: 56, 91 Houle, Ardis: 38, 56, 80, 111 Houle, Nicole: 56 Houser, Laura: 56 Humphries, Nate: 56 laquinto, Dianne: 56 Imberi, Donna: 56 Isham, Ed: 56, 116 Iverson, Chris: 48 Iverson, Leslie: 56, 78 Iverson, Pavia: 48 Jacques, Rita: 48 James, Robert: 56 James, Russel: 48 Janey, Marie: 27, 84 Janey, Steve: 42, 43, 56, 86 Janie, Diane: 74 Jasperson, Karen: 74 Jeffers, Brent: 56, 76 Jeffers, Ward: 48 Jensen, Annette: 56 Jensen, Greg: 48, 87 Jensen, Kimberly: 48 Jensen, Stanford: 56 Jenson, Elaine: 15, 27, 95, 119 Johnigan, Mary: 116 Johnson, Becky: 28, 88 Johnson, Carl: 56 Johnson, Jennifer: 4, 17, 28, 111, 114, 118 Johnson, Keith: 15, 19, 28, 38, 92, . 93, 108 Johnson, Kim D: 56, 80 Johnson, Kim K: 48 Johnson, Pam: 48 Johnson, Roxanne: 4, 18, 19, 28, 80, 115, 120 Johnson, Sandra: 28, 117 Johnson, Scott: 56 Johnson, Stephanie: 56 Johnson, Tim: 101 Jones, Channon: 28, 78, 79, 84, 85 Jones, Cherrell: 48 Jones, Gennise: 38, 45, 48, 97, 109, 111 Jones, Mike: 56 Jones, Scott: 56 Jones, Susan: 28 Jones, Tina: 48, 111 Julin, Sue: 56 Kadlec, Donald: 48, 72, 73 Kadlec, Richard: 28 Kantola, Coleen: 28 Kantola, Greg: 56 Kappenman, Angela: 53, 56, 116 Kappenman, Betty: 48, 116 Kappes, John: 48 Kappes, Linda: 28 Karpinen, Luann: 28, 97 Karpinen, Marsha: 42, 43, 53, 56, 94, 120 Keller, Darla: 56, 114 Keller, Lori: 28, 111 Keller, Todd: 56, 70 Kenow, Peggy: 56 Kern, John: 77 Ketelhut, Kris: 48, 99, 112 Keys, Mike: 57 Kieselbach, Sheila: 28 Kirk, Kevin: 40, 48, 77 Kirsch, Steve: 48 Kitto, Donald: 48 Kitto, Kelly: 28 Klosinski, Anna: 14, 29, 97, 111 Klugs, Julie: 29, 117 Klunenberg, Lloyd: 29, 77 Knauber, Bernerd: 17, 29 Knox, Carl: 57, 107, 119 Knudtson, Deanna: 88 Konecny, Kent: 57 Korpi, Jim: 39, 48, 107, 108, 112 Kragness, Pam: 57 Kranz, Mark: 29 Kreevoy, Bill: 57, 91 Kriech, Mary Jo: 57 Kucheman, Tammie: 29, 117 Kyllo, Joni: 48 Labrec, Terry: 11, 57, 90 Lackram, Desmond: 39, 102, 115 LaCoursiere, Karen: 29 Lacy, Nanette: 39, 116, 120 Ladue, John: 48 Lane, Becky: 4, 16, 29, 41, 80, 97, 111, 120 Langbecker, Linda: 57 Lange, Lon: 57, 111 Langendorf, David: 29, 117 LaPenotiere, Carolyn: 29, 117 LaPlant, Debra: 15, 16, 29, 97, 112, 119 Larch, Jeff: 57, 76 LaRoque, Dawn: 57 Larsen, Bill: 57, 76 Larson, Betty: 48 Larson, Julie: 48, 111 Larson, Larry: 57, 76 Larson, Marybeth: 29, 73, 97, 111 Laudert, Gregory: 29 Laughlin, Sara: 57 LaVigne, Mark: 53, 57 LeDoux, Judy: 57 Lee, Roger: 48, 113 Leegard, Todd: 15, 29, 41, 77, 82, 114 Lehman, Julie: 30, 111 Lehman, Mike: 48, 115 Leigh, Thomas: 30 Lewis, Jeff: 57 Lindgrcn, Jodi: 15, 30, 99, 120 Loftman, Butch: 48 Long, Karen: 30 Lorge, Jodi: 4, 53, 57, 111, 118 Lorge, Michael: 30, 38, 110, 111 Loscheider, Paul: 48 Loshbaugh, Marie: 48 Lossow, Julie: 4, 57, 111, 118 Lossow, Natalie: 17, 30, 111, 113, 118, 119 Lowy, Sheryl: 57 Lowy, Stephen: 30 Lundberg, Dorlen: 48, 77, 87, 120 Lynn, Tim: 48 Madison, Susan: 57, 114 Madsen, Andy: 57, 111 Madsen, Barbara: 49, 118 Mahoney, Gigi: 11, 49, 106, 107 Mahoney, Liz: 57, 80, 107 Mangus, Jim: 57 Manly, Maria: 49 Manoleff, David: 57 Manoleff, Susan: 30, 78 Marden, Barb: 57, 78, 107 Marden, Bill: 45, 49, 77, 87, 120 Marihart, Lynne: 49, 113, 114, 119 Marsh, Brian: 72 Marsyla, Brenda: 57 Martin, Kitty: 49, 115, 116 Martin, Stacey: 57 Mason, Davette: 49, 116 Mathews, Bob: 57 Mathews, Cynthia: 30 Mathison, Laurie: 57 Mathison, Thomas: 30 Maurer, Leslie: 49, 111, 120 Maus, Loretta: 30 McConville, Dan: 57, 113 McConville, James: 30, 77 McConville, Kathleen: 49, 111 McDiarmid, Matt: 57 McDougall, Mike: 57 McGrath, Tim: 57 McGregor, Steven: 31, 77, 120 McKinney, Loriann: 116 McLaughlin, Todd: 57 Medvec, Michael: 31, 77, 120 Mencel, Richard: 57, 112 Meyer, Debra: 31 Mikolajczyk, Debbie: 31 42, 80, 111, 113, 118, 119, 144 Miller, Brad: 57 Miller, Jill: 15, 16, 31, 38, 108, 110 Miller, Michael: 31 Miller, Rex: 77, 101, 111 Miller, Robert: 31, 77 Minks, Christine: 7, 31, 117 Minks, Raynette: 118 Mitchell, Erick: 57, 106, 107, 108 Moats, Sue: 56, 57, 120 Moe, Daniel: 57, 77 Moe, Dean: 5, 39, 49, 101 Moe, Pam: 57 Mohs, Bernadette: 31 Mohs, Lois: 74 Mollan, Don: 39, 57, 111 Monson, Margo: 88 Moody, Mike: 69, 77 Moore, Jay: 57 Moore, Kim: 31, 116, 120 Moore, Robert: 57 Moore, Sanford: 19, 31, 38, 108, 110, 112 Moose, Linda: 49, 116 Morris, Katrina: 111 Morrison, Theresa: 57 Picture Index — 139 Munnell, Randy: 31, 72, 73 Murray, Jim: 39, 49, 111, 112 Myers, Nancy: 57 Neadeau, Sherilyn: 49, 116 Nelsen, Peggy: 57 Nelson, Chad: 49 Nelson, Krisann: 32, 41, 42, 99, 120 Nelson, Robert: 120 Nelson, Teresa: 49 Ness, Bob: 49, 82, 83 Neuman, John: 103 Newago, Mike: 57 Newbre, James: 57 Newell, Eileen: 32 Nichols, Laurie: 49 Nttjd, Sini: 8, 9, 32, 49, 114 Nolen, William: 57 Norby, Jeff: 110 Norby, Peggy: 32 Norcross, Viki: 57 Norman, Laura: 49, 74, 75, 88, 89 Notaro, Lisa: 32 Nyenhuis, Lori: 38, 57, 111 Nygren, Nathan: 14, 32, 42, 77, 87, 119, 120 Nygren, Tanya: 10, 32, 42, 70, 114 Nygren, Tory: 57, 86 Nygren, Tracy: 57 O'Brien, Edward: 58 Ocel, Matthew: 49, 87 Ocel, Samuel : 14, 15, 32, 41, 69, 76, 77, 87, 119 Ocel, Sarah: 58 Ochoada, Melinda: 4, 32, 38, 97, 110 O'Connell, Mike: 58, 94, 95, 112 Ohm, Tom: 95 Oliva, Terry: 58 Olsen, Dawn: 49 Olson, David: 32 Olson, Debra: 58 Olson, James: 32 Olson, Jon: 58 Olson, Mark: 58, 109, 111 Olson, Nancy: 32 Olson, Robert: 32, 77, 82, 83 Olson, Wendy: 49 Oppcgard, Marlene: 49, 111, 114 Ornelas, Kaarina: 49, 101, 106, 107, 108, 114 Oshie, Mark: 58, 76 Ott, David: 19, 32, 77, 87 Ott, Laura: 58, 80, 106, 107 Otterness, John: 33, 113, 119 Outlaw, John: 42, 43, 49, 82. 106, 108, 110 Overby, Linda: 58 Overby, Susan: 33, 107 Ozolins, Edite: 49, 114 Ozolins, Kristine: 58, 78, 95 Paavola, Robert: 58, 72, 86 Pacheco, Valentino: 58, 76 Pacheco, Valerie: 58, 116 Pahl, Joy: 58 Pakulak, Theresa: 33, 118 Palla, Russell: 33, 119 Pardy, Jeffrey: 33 Parry, William: 33, 114 Paterson, Dino: 49, 102 Patterson, Tom: 58, 86 Paxton, Rodney: 49 Paxton, Troy: 58 Payette, Jonathan: 33, 92 Pearson, Jill: 58 Pearson, Joy: 4, 49, 118 Pearson, Romona: 33, 99, 112 Peckham, Jennifer: 58, 111 Pederson, Duane: 49, 72, 114 Pederson, Sidney: 33 Pederson, Sue: 33, 113, 144 Pendleton, Bonnie: 58 Perkins, Alida: 49, 120 Perkins, Russell: 58 Perron, Cindy: 33 Petek, Elizabeth: 49 Petek, John: 33, 40, 77, 122 Peters, Carol: 33, 112 Petersen, Judith: 49 Peterson, Diane: 117 Peterson, Jeff: 49, 107, 108 Peterson, Kathleen: 49 Peterson, Mark: 49, 77, 92 Peterson, Patricia: 16, 17, 33, 80, 81, 110, 112 Peterson, Raymond: 34 Phelps, John: 117 Phelps, Kathy: 58 Phillips, Jim: 95, 120 Phillips, Jeff: 58 Pietsch, Mark: 34, 87 Pike, John: 58, 76 Pirila, Jodi: 74, 75 Platt, Dave: 49 Poitra, Dale: 83 Poliseno, Gregory: 58, 111 Prebish, Scott: 49 Pruett, Everette: 58, 77, 82 Pruett, John: 114, 124 Psihos, Deborah: 34, 118 Quigley, Kellie: 34, 84, 85 Quinnell, Denice: 49, 124 Ramirez, Guy: 91 Ratajczyk, Karen: 53, 58, 99, 112, 115, 120 Ratzlow, Jackie: 34, 117 Rawis, Judy: 58 Rehberger, Lisa: 50, 99 Reinfeld, Karen: 34 Richey, Linda: 34, 116 Rierson, Laura: 4, 34 Rincon, James: 58, 87 Rincon, Larry: 120 Rindfleisch, Anita: 34, 78, 79, 84, 85, 119, 122 Rindfleisch, Patsy: 50, 78, 84, 110 Risvold, Kordi: 44, 50, 99, 110, 112 Rivera, Stephen: 50, 116 Roberson, Pam: 58 Roberts, Daniel: 58, 124 Roberts, Sheldon: 58, 90, 91 Robertson, Beverly: 58 Rogers, Diane: 74 Rogers, Donna: 74 Rogers, Steve: 46, 50, 77, 82 Roland, Jaclyn: 58, 111 Roman, Diana: 34 Roman, Kelly: 50 Rosebear, Barb: 116 Rosenow, Debbie: 38, 40, 53, 58, 74, 75, 88, 89, 120 Rosenow, Pat: 50 Rosenow, Terri: 74, 88 Roy, Darrin: 50, 111, 116, 123 Rozell, Natalie: 58 Rozenbergs, Viktors: 58 Rudi, Ken: 58 Rudi, Lori: 50 Ruoho, John: 50, 95 Ruud, Barb: 111 Ruud, Jenny: 34 Ryan, Michael: 34 Salthe, Vicki: 35 Sandstrom, Douglas: 50 Sather, Chris: 50 Saukerson, Dale: 39, 50, 115 Savage, Terri: 58, 120 Sax, Garrin: 39, 58, 110, 111 Sayers, Edward: 58 Schaefers, Debbie: 50 Schaefers, Diane: 58 Schaeffer, Dolores: 35, 111, 115, 119, 120 Schauff, Melinda: 58 Scheele, Terry: 50, 77 Scherette, Mark: 58 Schmidt, Renee: 11, 50, 102, 113, 114, 119 Schmidt, Ronald: 35 Schneibel, Theresa: 50, 78, 101, 102, 111, 119 Schneider, Charlie: 58, 94 Schneider, Teresa: 50 Schroeder, Don: 50 Schuda, Catherine: 35, 113 Schuda, David: 35 Schuda, Ed: 58 Schultz, Connie: 11, 12, 50, 101, 113 Schultz, Mike: 50 Schweizer, Andrew: 35, 92, 93 Schweizer, Melody: 74, 75 Schwensen, Monica: 116 Scott, Jim: 58 Scott, Patty: 50 Sedlock, John: 58, 76 Sells, Sheryl: 35, 117 Senness, Dave: 39, 50, 110, 111 Servis, Athena: 35, 106, 107, 108 Shaefer, Dody: 4 Shand, Mary: 58, 111 Shand, William: 35 Shea, Patrick: 35, 95, 117 Sheldon, Joel: 50 Shepard, Kim: 35, 80 Shilson, Debbie: 58, 99, 120 Shingledecker, Robert: 35 Siegler, Alisia: 88 140 — Picture Index Silbernagle, Cary: 50, 87 Silbernagle, Lyle: 50 Singleton, Diane: 36, 74, 97, 120 Sjolie, Laura: 50, 99, 120 Sjolie, Linda: 36, 99, 119, 120 Sjolie, Lorna: 99 Skahen, Mike: 120 Skare, Karen: 45, 50, 99 Skinaway, Gerald: 50, 90 Skogstad, Floyd: 58 Skogstad, Shirley: 36, 39, 118 Skramstad, Cary: 94, 95, 112 Skramstad, Jon: 11, 36, 112 Skripnik, Vera: 50 Skrypez, Mike: 50, 87 Sletten, Lionel: 50 Smiley, Lori: 36 Smith, Bill: 112, 113 Smith, Claudia: 58, 109, 111 Smith, Dan: 59 Smith, Elaine: 50, 116 Smith, Frank: 50, 77, 95 Smith, Mark: 36, 120, 124 Smith, Tacey: 36, 111 Smith, Tom: 59 Smith, William: 36, 107 Snobeck, Angela: 59 Sorenson, Dean: 50 Sorlie, Jeanne: 59 Sorum, Bonnie: 7 Soulak, Jim: 59 Spears, Marily: 124 Spratt, Kelly: 39, 46, 51, 115 Spratt, Michael: 36 Staebler, Tom: 59, 76, 95, 106, 111 Stanley, Cherall: 36 Stanley, Susan: 59, 114 Stark, Brad: 51, 107, 108 Stark, Terri: 59 Starr, Gerald: 36 Starrett, Suzanne: 51 Stately, Connie: 116 Stately, Kiki: 116 Stately, Robert: 59 Stauffer, Dane: 38 St. Clair, Mike: 90, 91 Steinert, Kenton: 36 Stickney, Mary: 51 Stiehm, Robin: 51 Stordahl, Steve: 76 Stormer, Kevin: 4, 39, 53, 59, 111, 112 Stout, Loren: 51 Strand, Andy: 7, 59 Strand, Nora: 74 Strommen, Brenda: 59 Sullivan, Bridget: 37, 69, 80, 81, 120 Sunell, Paula: 51, 111 Supalo, Creg: 51, 106 Swampwalker, Alfred: 39, 103, 113, 115, 120 Swanson, Joel: 37, 95 Swing, Dawn: 51, 109 Syde, Theresa: 53, 59, 88, 89, 120 Taplin, James: 11, 37 Taylor, Sandra: 51 Thames, Tony: 5, 83 Thoma, Patti: 111 Thoma, Toni: 59 Thomas, Leah: 51, 111 Thomas, Marianne: 59 Thomas, Teresa: 51 Thompson, Brian: 51 Thompson, Keith: 124 Thompson, Sonja: 59, 74, 75, 94 Thompson, Wanda: 59 Thompson, Linda: 51 Timm, Jane: 59 Timm, Susan: 59 Timmer, Mark: 51, 62 Tompkins, Joan: 51, 78, 84, 111 Torkelson, Mike: 111 Towler, Steven: 117 Townsend, Becky: 59 Tran, Dung: 51 Tse, Sui: 37 Tse, Yui: 51 Ulicny, Debra: 37, 111 Valenti, Lisa: 39, 59, 111, 112, 115 Valley, Dennis: 51 Valley, Virginia: 37, 117 VanKampen, Kolleen: 37 VanPelt, Tina: 59 Vasquez, Val: 50, 51, 97, 120 Vesledahl, Julene: 37 Vesledahl, Kevin: 37, 102, 117 Vick, David: 51, 95 Vifquain, Vicki: 74 Wagner, Kevin: 37, 42 Wagner, Ron: 59, 76, 94, 95 Wagner, Theresa: 51, 78, 97, 111 Walch, Nancy: 15, 19, 37, 41, 110, 120 Wald, Beverly: 59, 111 Walker, Jim: 59 Walker, Justine: 37, 111, 119 Walker, Lynda: 38, 111 Walker, Nancy: 51, 70, 71, 111 Wallace, Kevin: 59, 92 Walmann, Steve: 59, 114 Walstrom, Lynn: 38, 119 Wang, Ping: 59 Wanstall, Eldon: 116 Watkins, Carmen: 38, 59, 116 Watkins, Henry: 38, 86, 120 Watson, Eugenia: 59 Weimer, Craig: 59 Wells, Tammy: 7, 17, 51, 101, 106, 108, 111, 112, 113, 118, 120 Wells, Terry: 7, 59, 115 Wensole, Mike: 38, 111 Wentworth, Steven: 18, 38, 113 West, Markus: 38 Westby, Bruce: 51, 77 Westby, Steven: 15, 38, 92 Westlund, Dean: 38, 87 Westlund, Patti: 51, 111, 118 Westphal, Yvonne: 38, 120 Wettlin, Creg: 59 Wheeler, Creg: 5 White, Diane: 51, 70, 94 White, Jeff: 82 White, Sharon: 59, 107 White, Terrance: 51 Whitener, Marleen: 116 Wichman, Sandra: 38, 39 Wickstrom, Kathy: 39 Wildes, Carolyn: 59 Wilkey, Charlene: 116 Williams, James: 38, 117 Williams, Tom: 76 Willis, Sandy: 51 Windhauser, Brad: 59 Winslow, David: 59 Winslow, Julie: 51 Winslow, Robert: 59 Wise, Kim: 6, 51, 74, 88, 89 Wissbaum, Mary: 38 Wissbaum, Pat: 59 Wissbaum, Rose: 51 Woelfel, Curtis: 38, 77 Wolcott, Misty: 59 Wood, Rick: 87 Woods, Doc: 59 Woodyard, Laurie: 59 Woznak, William: 19, 38, 40, 77, 92, 111 Wrobel, Andy: 59, 92, 111 Wurzer, Kathy: 53, 59, 74, 75, 111, 112, 114 Yanisch, Angie: 51, 78 Yanisch, Anita: 59, 78, 95, 111 Young, Gary: 40 Zimmer, Steven: 38 Zipoy, Barb: 114 Picture Index — 141 142 — Closing Theme Closing Theme — 143 The 1977-78 “Tiger Editors. -£yUU Y UcLcN_o 5v' “ . . . and so there ain't nothing more to write about, and I am rotten glad of it, because if I'd knowed what a trouble it was to make a book I wouldn't a tackled it and I ain't agoing to no more. § tacttn 144 — Editors Page 1978 TIGER SPRING SUPPLEMENT Hi South News Update! Nineteen Seventy Eight, another year that was great! Since the main part of the 1977-78 Tiger Yearbook was completed in early March, the following things have happened around South High!... Sandy Antil was the lucky winner of the 10 speed bicycle that was raffled off by the Seniors to lower the cost of the Senior Banquet...Mr. A1 Groff, South's drafting teacher retired...Mr. Don Bergstrom South's electronics teacher has taken another position... Marshall Bronston was offered many scholarships from different military academies but he refused all except the Air Force Academy, where he will be attending in July of 1978...Mr. McKinnie said this was the first accepted appointment in nearly twenty years...The choirs and band headed for the Rockies on their trip to Denver Colorado... Jazz Band and South Singers performed while on tour to small towns in Minnesota...The Sophomores continued their money making ways by holding another car wash and paper drive...The school staff is being reduced due to declining enrollment. There will be ten fewer staff members next year...The school system has decided there will be another Winter Break next year and so school will begin early again in the Fall...Have a great Summer. 1. Marshall Bronston receives a 4 year military scholarship. 2. Sandy Antil receives congratulations from Wayne Kopesky after winning the bicycle at the Senior Raffle. 3. Virginia White receives a gift from Sharon Fasthorse at the Indian Week program. 4. Sophomores wash a car as part of their class fund raising project. News update - 1 THE 1978 HEN'S TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROM: 8rent Jeffers, Randy innel1. Robert Paavola. Tory Nygren. Keith Johnson, Sam Ocel, Jeff Groethe, Melvin Alvarez, Nate Nygren, Scott Frldell and Charlie Booth. TOP ROM: Coach Millie Gwens, 8111 Woznak, Butch Berg, Tony Thames, John Hanson, Sanford Moore, Viktors Rozenbergs, Bob Ness, Larry Larson, Kevin Stormer, Mike Berg. Tim Dickson, Lloyd Kluenberg and John Outlaw. NOT PICTUREO: Coach Roy Hawkins. Track Keeps Getting Better This year's track team was small and inexperienced. They had many good leaders to follow, some of them were, Melvin Alvarez who is a top rated miler and the 1977 region 2 mile champion; Sam Ocel is the 1977 440 yd. city champ and this year one of the top rated quarter milers in the state. Keith Johnson and Sanford Moore are two of the top hurdlers in the city. Others, like Tony Thames, Jeff Groethe and Bob Ness are top rated in the sprints, pole vaulting and discus throwing, respectively. Coach Owens said, the seniors will be really missed next year, but we have some young athletes that I hope will take their place. 1. Sanford Moore practices his hurdles. 2. Melvin Alvarez, one of South's top runners. 3. Junior, Bob Ness, throws a discus. 4. Sam Ocel races toward first place In the relay medley. 2 - Men's Track Track Season Holds Memories Tiger triumphs, broken school records; frustration, tears, joy, laughter; car wash, bake sale. Grand Rapids, Holiday Inn, and Dayton's banquet! Remember Monica's 2 mile? Aliida's discus? Marsha's 880? Co-Captain Brenda's 440? Co-Captain Darcy's high jump? Sonja's hurdling, Ratchet's help? Sud's spirit? Joan's speciality ? Alma's smile? Jodi's drive? Ardis' hair? J.D.'s conehead? Kim's goofiness? Bonnie's dating service? Our great coach Marianne? It was a good year! These are the many memories of the 1978 Women's Track Squad. 1. Laura Norman heads for the finish line. 2. Jackie J.D. Roland receives the baton from Jodi Llndgren. 3. Sonja Thompson clears the high Jump bar. THE 1978 WOMEN'S TRACK TEAH: BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Agustln, Jackie Roland, Jodi Llndgren, Brenda Harrlty, Darcy Ain, Theresa Syde, Laura SJolle and Tanya Nygren. SECOND ROW: Marsha Karplnen, Ardis Houle, Elisa Segler, Joan Harrlty, Allene Forsman, A1Ida Perkins, Gall Thompson and Alma Bailey. TOP ROW: Coach Maryann Christianson, Rachelle Carlson, Wendy Helndrlcks, Lynn Dahlln, Laura Norman, Monica Kaplan, Sonja Thonpson, Kim Wise and Nancy Walker. Women's Track - 3 THE 1978 WOMEN'S GOLF TEAM: Karen Ratajczyk, Shelley Hartley, Kin Johnson and Marcia Anderson. All Sophomore Team Gains Valuable Golf Experience Barb Prok was the coach of the 1978 Women's Golf Team. The four players on the team, Karen Ratajczyk, Marcia Anderson, Shelley Hartley and Kim Johnson, were all Sophomores. This way the first season on the South Golf team for all of the girls. They didn't win many meets but their own personal scores improved with every practice. The girls gained a lot of experience this year and hope to come back a winning team next Spring. 1. Karen Ratajczyk gets ready to tee-off.“ 2. Shelley Hartley chooses a club. 3. Karen Ratajczyk, Shelley Hartley and Kin Johnson look on as Marcia Anderson putts. 4. Kin Johnson takes a swing at the ball. 4 - Women's Golf Bob Miller Is South's Top Golfer This year the boys golf team featured close competition among the members for position on the starting five. Captain Bob Miller proved to be the strongest player as he won six of eight individual conference matches and was the medalist in several of the dual matches. Other players who scored team points in the matches were Jon Skramstad, Pat Connelly, Tony Diaz, Gary Skramstad and Roger Lee. The team is pointing for the regional meet where South scored well in 1977. Bob Miller and Tim Elms, who started late, should be in contention for State Tournament positions. TUC 107ft yrs-s GOLF TEAM- FRONT ROW: Jon Skranstad, Ro$er lee. Gary Skranstad. Mike O'Connell and Dorlen Lundberq. SACK ROW: Charles Schneider. Tom Fossun. Bob Miller. Pat Connelly. Toai Patterson and Coach Don Sovell. Men's Golf - 5 Tennis Team Faces Competition The 1978 Tennis Season was the start of rebuilding program for South. The Minneapolis Tennis Conference has become one of the toughest in the state. Because of this increase in the quality of tennis play, South and the other members will have to devote alot more to the tennis program if they want to remain competitive. Despite, the team's losing record, the efforts among the team members were acceptable. But in spite of the poor season start, the team members had a fun time, relaxing and tanning in the sun. The team consisted of five seniors who were all starters. They were Philip Caswell, Steve Holm, Jim Book, Rex Miller and John Bakos. The other team members were Junior Captain of next years team Eric Hanson, and Sophmores Todd Anderson, Don Mollan and Joe Sullivan. 1. PTrst singles player, Phil Caswell, delivers a serve. 2. Second singles player. Todd Anderson, hits a backhand return. 3. 3rd singles player, Steve Holm, returns a net volley. 4. Jim Book returns the ball as doubles partner Eric Hanson looks on. THE 1978 MEN'S TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROM: Eric Hanson. Don Mollan, Joe Sullivan and Mike Andrusko. Manager. TOP ROM: Coach John Hodgdon, John Bakos, Rex Miller. Steve Holm. Phil Caswell, Todd Anderson and Jim Book. NOT PICTURED: Andy Madsen and Chris Angelos. 6 - Men's Tennis THE 1978 WOMEN'S BADMINTON TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Kin Moore, Men Lacey. Diane Singleton, Monica Haus, Lori Keller, Anita Rlndflelsch, Dawn Anderson, Patsy Rlndflelsch and Anita Yanlsh. TOP ROW: Theresa Schnelbel, Michele Brown, Kin Shepard, Sandy Anderson, Theresa Wagner, Marie Capra, Ginny Jones, Kris Ozolins and Mary Michael Connolly, Coach. Small Badminton Team Works Hard This year's Badminton Team consisted of eighteen members, only four of which were returning varsity from last year. The team was headed by Co-captains Anita Rindfleisch and Lori Keller. The team was small and worked hard, but the season record was only 2-7. With most team members returning, next years team has promise. Six team members, Anita Rindfleisch and Dawn Anderson playing singles, Nan Lacey, Kim Moore and Monica Haus, Lori Keller, playing doubles, will participate in the city singles and doubles tournament. 1. tori Keller In action on the court. 2. Diane Singleton shows determination after a return. 3. KIb Moore and Nan Lacey play First Doubles. A. Anita Rlndflelsch really smashes the birdie. Women's Badminton - 7 THE 1978 WOMEN’S SOFTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Oebble Dahlager, Debbie Shllson, Sue Moats, Cherrle LaCouslere, Cathy Baker, Gene Chrlstopherson, Brenda Stronwen and Lynne Marlhart- TOP ROW: Anita Rlndflelsch, Debbie Baardson, Hiding, Angel Alexander, Jane Hall, Jodi Lorge, Patsy Rlndflelsch, Sara Bruss, Wendy Olson and Coach Wayne Kopesky. NOT PICTUREO: Julie Lossow, Sue Berg and Jenny Peckhan. Softball Team Has Winning Season This years women's softball team was undefeated up until the last game of the season. Their season consisted of seven games, with the two most exciting having been played against Washburn and Henry. Don Bergstrom who started out as coach was promoted and no longer teaches at South. Wayne Kopesky willingly took over as coach, giving his time and softball knowledge to help the team. Coach Kopesky felt the success of this years team was due to a nucleus of players from last year. He also said there were some good prospects for next year and that coaching the team was a fun and enjoyable experience. 1. Debbie Baardson concentrates hard as she waits to hit the ball. 2. Cathy 8aker bends low to make the play at first. 3. Jane Hall pitches the ball In for another strike. 4. Julie Lossow swings hard but nlsses. Oh-well two core to go. 8 - uonen’s Softball Baseball Team Amazing Based on last summer legion baseball performance South was picked to finish at the bottom of the standings. But this amazing team surprised everyone by fighting for first place all season. The tigers finished third losing only to co-champions Washburn and Edison. Leegard, Skahen and Poitra were honored as all-city selections. Coach Ron Petrich said These guys are winners in every sense of the word. They worked hard to maximize their skills. They pulled for each other and played better than I ever imagined they would. They achieved the kind of success that goes beyond the won-loss record. It was a most rewarding season. 1. Steve Harrfty ‘boms one In. 2. John Kern takes his turn at bat. 3. Coach Ron Petrich naves John Kern around third. 4. First baseman Curt Woeffel, ready for actionl THE 1978 VARSITY 8ASE8ALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Ed Gleason, Tim Gulbranson, Bill Harden, Hike Skahen, Pat Shea, Dave Ott and Mark Pletsch. TOP ROW: Coach, Ron Petrich, Curt Woeffel. Steve Harrity, Todd Leegard, John Kern, Oale Poitra, Steve Rogers and Assistant Coach, Dan Elellng. Hen's 8aseball - 9 Junior - Senior Prom DATE: May 19, 1978 TIME: 7:00-11:00 P.M. PLACE: L1 Hotel De France THEME: La Soir'ee Enchant'ee ( The Evening Of Enchantment ) BAND: Starburst 1. Bob Bell and Chrlste Ossum pose for their pros pictures. 2. Jon Gonzalez and date relax between dances at the prom. 3. Karen Abrahamson, Too Rosenberg. Steve Holo and Becky Lane out for a stroll between dancer 4. Bill Koznak and Kio Harris clown around. 5. South Juniors and Seniors dance to the ousic of Starburst . 6. The Photographer helps Rod Plazo and Karen Long get ready for their pictures. 10 - Senior Proa