South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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.