South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Tiger , X I Travel With Us From x f The Beginning To PVQAMKV The Ends, To ' 3- ga Heap Up The S :il 1 ' Memories Of N All Our Good w Friends! 4 1 4 yu ,A ftp . IU! 5:41 l I ww - 22. If ,is-ixiaeag!-3. 15 Q, Ll 3 YLELWQSJX k,,,,::-'Q ' f swag-F'-2 -:?'if,1 R ' z xv! f-wx R I XXMMH 5 E Q WN s 3 Xwg Wx South High School 3131-19th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55407 Volume 69 Sw I 1 W 2 - Theme M '- , s ----gs In X?-Jai ,,, . . ,xx 5 S ,,,,.... I ,F H 1?-+-.., - f 5- 5 2 it 4 9 5 A V C 1 x N A ' 13 41? i,--iff!!! in aaeeilllsm- img!! ' '0v, '9 .xg-e. I a f X Qbggj J Th 3 1 'X- 7 8 9 10. ll. Front of South High School during school. South Singers gather in the choir room for practice. Another angle of South High. Mike Hall asks for service in the library. The Barnard Field bleachers in the off season. Barnard Field where track meets and football games are held. With Kopesky gone, things are not the same. South students gather in auditorium for an assembly. The South High commons. Boy, what the janitors don't roll in nowadays. The front entrance to South High. ki' -1 sw -6 W. .... ...V , H f if sflfzxgigi Ita 'ag .ff ix K A . Q., . f-AL iv .f S' we b .4 Y Wi fl' . Xi, . ' A ,ry 5mg'i,?2m. . 'Q t.. M5 2 if f N 4 - Theme N Ii Remember The Places! ,, Www ,, :!ffi1fi+2hllWi+7f12fW 1M? 'f 'I , 7 NNW? YV if V vu DH V 1 qv 4. We 2 44- if ,.1a if 5 6 - Theme Remember I . 5 5 vfdsfiggr pf' l '1,'s'Q, Us X W .4 5 1 'T W! .1 Ah ' if Q v I If -:??.e ii 5 .. UIQ '::!ll-Igfjiy ., ,V I 5 YafA'Y'3 V , ef xf, ' F . gx ' 'VW ll-JI 1 --sl'-aiiiizf 9714! EE ,E 5ig:5is12l ox faq 2 X hx , . - 4 The Spirit! . A . V ,. Fl 99 l. The Band strikes up the spirit every time they play. 2. Tigers , Garrin Sax and Kim Wise are South's Donny and Marie! 3. Mario Gonzalez and Jerry Skinaway cheer along with the cheerleaders. 4. Patti Westlund, Barb Marden, and Kim Johnson hustle money off ol' Sophomore Betsy Day for the Homecoming hayride. 5. Tigerettes always give their best at a pepfest! 6. .lill Pearson and Brenda Marsyla paint a sign. 7. Juniors show their spirit in Class Victory ! .,, Yi FW- . only Theme - 7 John Mizell and Marlene Oppcgard concen- trate in their business class. Tim Scholtes works hard at his math. Kelly Spratt and Charlie Booth work the sound equipment for Homecoming Corona- tion. Mrs. Robinson shows Mike Dunkley and Terry DeMarr a book in the Library. Mike Backer works on a lathe in the Machine Shop. Cindy Clarkson and Lynn Hickey try new hairdos at Parade Stadium. l want my Mommyf' says Steve Chicilo. Sue Moats, Sue Berg and Mr. Owens take a break in the gym. Brenda Harrity climbs the sculpture on slave day. Tina Jones works while Alice Hoppe keeps her company in Sewing class. FK Time For Play! 'L I 3 :xx X4 xl I I :X Xxx, 5.1 'x 'X N 'N X ' 3 5:','X'r -m i' fa J 'T ' If' gfffelffilfj 5' 5 . -V ,AbL 155 4 + .. Qf i Q, 4. gf' fifffw , , Eg, . lf 13 4 fri?-' 'ef 5 4 fxiylxjlmlxl w i . 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Lenny Klosinski works on an assignment for his Math class. , Theme M Juniors Begin Homecoming Festivities D, This year Homecoming began with the Juniors. The first event A was a Spaghetti Dinner on Monday night sponsored by the Junior class. Entertainment was provided as a most enjoyable meal was served. Tuesday was Sophomore day and the Coronation followed in the evening. After much suspense, Bill Marden and Sandy Agustin were crowned King and Queen. On Wednesday, the Seniors beat the Sophomores and Juniors in the Powder Puff game even though it was Junior Day. During the lunch periods, a Wild and Wooly Rent- a -Tiger auction took place. The slaves performed various chores for their masters on Friday of Homecoming week. On Thursday it was Senior day and the Hayride at Hanson's Ranch was held that evening. Last but not least, on Friday the Big Game was played followed by the Homecoming Dance. The game was against Prior Lake and at the dance, we listened to the group, Toys , I fm., .. THE 1979 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: FRONT ROW: Laura Sjolie, Kordi Risvold, Kathy Brennan. Tina Jones, Barb Blair, Queen Sandy Agustin and King Bill Marden. TOP ROW: John Outlaw, Ed Gleason, Chad Nelson, Matt Ocel. and Terry Scheele. . we 2: 'Huis cv.. X gif X ,- .. ga, .fmt if ff' K t 4 5 ld, 'S Q' . Y K.. - I4 Homecoming .rf ' 'J 4 1 'E . , I' f 41 W 13 . . W' I 5' 2 1. 1 1 3 I 2 1 S I C 'I J erm' King Bill Marden and Queen Sindy Agustin together in the bctutllul scenery at Como park Breaking sign sets off the Homecoming gxmc Steve Anderson John Outlaw Tony Costello Chad Nelson and Steve Chicilog the guys that will do anything. The balloons go flying as the Homecoming game begins. I. Tony Diaz and Lori Nichols standing before the audience at Coronation, 2. ' ' ' '1 x ' - ' - 1 ' 3. ' ' . . I ' ' ' 1 . 4. , ' , 13 1 I I - - 4? i , . K ng I 4 W f , , 4-Xe' Kwai' X 5 if . .zgfgggifg 1 3. E, ,W ,fff g . B ,'l'fff ' f Q - H V- 1 A' V-Q-.iv-N V Y, .. .. - T H , SL l T r ' Z 'T'--.5 ffhfg f'i'o'.'.'v -xx If -2 f W '-ffl' s, Zi Z it Z2 5 -. o,,, ,j' seal! J .xx Homecoming --- Class OfHcers This year the Sophomores got off to a late start. They didn't know what the procedures were for getting involved. After the nomina- tions, the candidates had three days for cam- paigning. They gave speeches and the next day the voting took place. Juniors were concerned with getting the class involved more by having more fund raisers and class activities. They were trying to prepare for their Senior year by building the foundation for 1980. This is the last year for the Senior class. When they started in the 10th grade, their goals were to have a lot of class spirit and enthusiasm. Although there could have been more participa- tion over all, it has been 3 great years for the class of 79 . 'ef-ff'-ff 1978-1979 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom Row: John Outlaw, Vice President and Ginny Jones, President. Top Row: Laura Sjolie, Treasurer and Kathy Brennan, Secretary. I6 Class Officers 1978-1979 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom R0w.'Cathy Wurzer, Presidentg Barb Marden, Vice Presidentg Darcy Alm, Secretary and Lori Nyenhuis, Treasurer. Top Row: Cabinet Officers: Debbie Rosenow, Jane Adamson and Garrin Sax. 1978-1979 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bottom to Top: Sue Peterson, Treasurer: Kathy Mathews, Secretary: Denice Workcuff, Vice President and Karen Brezinka, President. Student Union Sponsors Many School Wide Actjvmes This year's Student Union was very active in school activities. They sponsored the Homecoming and Sno-Daze dances as well as a Holiday Disco. Also, during Homecom- ing week, they sponsored the hayride and door prize con- test. Members sold candy canes and suckers during the holiday season, and gave all of the teachers apples. A display case was set up with a calendar and other notices of events as well as pictures of Homecoming and Sno-Daze royalty. The Union tried to generate school spirit but unfortunately it died and a funeral was held in the commons in January. THE 1978-79 STUDENT UNION OFFICERS: SEA TED: Sandy Agus- tin, Presidentg and Patti Westlund, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Barb Blair, Vice Presidentg and Mr. Elliott, Advisor. U t 'f'f1T'Q9 ' ,asa C ... 37 i telsi if QA, g,...x . all A ..f- K K, ' bf W E K if. X 2 gp Greg Roth works on his history paper Lori Anderson peeks at the camera during a math test Jhonda Stamper takes apart her worm to see how it was constructed Mike Skrypez pongs it! Todd Keller works hard on an English worksheet. Scott Fedell and Garrett Gibbs combine chemicals to cre- ate a new kind of milkshake. Chad Nelson and Doug Baardson work on cancer pamphlet for health class. Steve Rogers pretends to study for his favorite class, Eco- nomics. Laura Norman and Kim Wise study notes for a Govern- ment test that afternoon. Kris Ozolins and Laura Ott work on a complicated algebra- ic problem. 18 Required Classes 'S 'ink E ARS A ,fill .--,,...-1 Required Classes Start Students On The Right Foot Required classes may not be a whole lot of fun but it starts the student out on the right foot. Re- quired classes help the student to fill the five con- secutive classes needed by law for each day and gives the student the necessary education pre- scribed by law. The required classes gives the student the ability to read, write, and mentally think. The required classes not only give training for the mental mind but also for the physical body. The required classes consist of English, History, Health, Physical Ed. and Math or Science. The required number of credits that must be obtained by a student to gra- duate, is forty-five. Ht DIDNT Wil EY mt H SMOKING iotf ct 'sfo M705 fi MNC! ,nt L ii V L' --if Does Your Fu ture Lie In An Elective Class? Every student, in order to graduate needs forty-five credits. Twenty-one of those are in elective classes. All of the language classes except German were offered this year. Other classes offered were: Driver Education, Consumer Clothing, Econom- ics, Industrial Arts, Typing plus numerous music classes. This years elective classes seemed to bring out the talents of the students in such classes as art and music. Many students have taken the two-hour block classes at South as well as other schools. This gives students the chance to meet kids from different schools and the chance to persue some type of career. 20 Elective Classes Xi xx Q l sk! 1. sss 'Sans l1IfQ1w- ft: i 9' X .t Xt --sums lu.. KL ' 6 Mr. Darwich helps Tony Sullivan with his instrument. Students are always excited about the simu- lators in Drivers Ed. You have to learn sometime! says Gregg Holmes Jeff Lewis and friends work on their project in Machine Shop. Mavis TakenCareOf listens to instructions in Spanish. Lynnette Long concentrates hard on her sew- mg. Larry Larson shows camera men his many talents in Machine Shop Sue Madison puts her talent to work in an art project. Sheryl Pittelkow helps a little one down the slide in the M.I.C.E. program. Q I Electives - 21 The Bands Play On! Under the new direction of Joe Darwich, this years bands made many changes. For the first time in many years band officers were elected. Officers were: Tammy Wells, Presidentg Steve Janey, Vice Presidentg Sara Bruss, Secre- tary, Barb Marden, Treasurer and Kaarina Ornelas, Social Committee Chair- man. The Marching Band played at all the football games, including two at Parade Stadium, and they marched at three home games. Some band members were known for Teepeeing. Marching band planned to have an Indoor Marching Band Concert in the spring. Pep Band would have liked to play at all the basketball and hockey games, but because of a budget cut they were only allowed to perform at four games for each sport. Jazz Band started out small this year with only ten players, but their numbers increased during the year. Among their performances were Homecoming Coro- nation, the Holiday Concert, Sno Daze Coronation, and they hoped to take a performing trip in the Spring. -xr? 'f -1- . 3 4 , -. - if x ... Q wi Wk Q 2 ii. , Sw- 5' Q f Q sf 'ti i s 9 :3!f',.vv,. l. Mr. Darwich, the new band director, conducts the band during practice. 2. Gwen Greco learns to play flute in Beginning Band. 3. The Marching Band performs the Star Spangled Banner and the Rouser before the start of the football game. 4. Kip Overbo, Mike Janey, .lim Korpi, Michell Beal, Greg Supalo, Gigi Mahoney and Barb Marden line up before performing at the halftime ceremonies. 5. Band members play follow-the-leader as drum magorette Tammy Wells marches them onto the field. 22 - Band 5 . THE I978-79 JAZZ BA ND: BOTTOM ROW.'Carol Chambers, Tamie Staebler, Kaarina Ornelas, Sharon White, Sara Bruss and Joe Ness. SECOND ROW:Greg Supalo, Kip Overbo, Brad Stark. Tom Staebler, Erick Mitchell and Tammy Wells. TOP ROW: Kevin Wallace, .lim Korpi, John Outlaw, Steve Janey, Jeff Peterson and Brian Saastad. , we-55. it 5 'Ni Sharon White leads band members in a march. 2 Greg Supalo marches to the beat of his own drum. 2' 3. Mr. Darwich leads Jazz Band while they per- form at Homecoming Cornation. Band Y :aa Marching Band The 1978-79 MARCHING BA ND: BOTTOM ROW: Steve Janey, Brian Saaslad. Greg Allen, Mike Janey, Jeff Peterson, Steve Rogers and Dean Christopherson. SECOND ROW: Brian Ehlers, Joe Ness, Carol Chambers, Tamie Staeblcr, Marsha Karpinen and Kaarina Ornelas. TOP ROW, Wendy Olson, -Kip Overbo, Brad Stark, Erick Mitchell and Marlo Rosenau. Marching Band THE 1978- 79 MARCHING BA ND: BOTTOM ROW: Sara Bruss, Becky Fliflet, Gwen Greco, Tammy Wells, Lori Stordahl, Gen Christopherson and Kris Ozolins. SECOND ROW: Lynne Marihart, Sharon Davis, Sharon White, Carmen Watkins, Diane White and Gigi'Mahoney. TOP ROW: David Dahlen, John Outlaw and Greg Supalo. 24 - Bands Music, Music, Music! There were three performing choral groups in the Music Department this year. Concert Choir, Variations and South Singers were busier than ever giving about fifty to sixty concerts at elementary and junior high schools, and they also performed at public places like the Government center and Twin City Federal. A new class offered this year was stage techniques. In this class students learned about var- ious technical skills and stage equipment, and also about stage production. The Music Department went on a trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco during spring break. They planned to go to Los Angeles by plane first, then drive up the coast to San Francisco and fly home. HQ' M .,..,,,.4' Terry Hanson teaches music theory to his students. Michelle Brown, Edite Ozolins, Vera Ungurian and Peggy Wissbaum rehearse a song in Variations . Gloryann Brown, Lori Elvendahl, Ardis Houlc, Kordi Risvold, Garrin Sax Donny Mollan and Steve Anderson rehearse the steps for one of their numbers. Pam Elavsky and Wanda Anderson sing Movin On in their choir class Terry Hanson and Greg Poliseno go over an arrangement for Choir. ,wi S' C our 5 Concert Choir THE 1978-79 CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Darla Herman, Cindy Clarkson, Carmen Watkins, Sherri Enz, Denise Hartung, Dawn Swing, Glory Ann Brown, Sandy Agustin, Patty Westlund, Marie Capra, Denise Gill and Michelle Fors. SECOND ROW.' Lisa Luedtke, Ginny Jones, Cathy Brennen, Mary Byrd, Nancy Walker, Glen Singleton, Greg Poliseno, Mike Andrusko, Julie Lehman, Jane Adamson, Dawn Anderson. Kim Johnson and Sandy Hermanson. THIRD ROW: Claudia Smith, Cathy McConville, Tina Jones, Lisa Valenti, Andy Wrobel, Paul Kelm, Bobby Tamble, Donny Erickson, Andy Madsen, Paul Marihart, Charles Booth, Marlene Oppcgard, Diane Herkal, Jaclyn Roland and Nancy Myers. TOP ROW: Mary Shand, Julie Lossow, Kim Johnson, Cathy Gerard, Renee Schmidt, Karl Aaberg, .lim Murray, Kevin Stormer, Bill Brown, Mike Wensole, Garrin Sax, Andy Joelson, Joan Tomkins, Brenda Harrity, Jenny Peckham and Jodi Lorge. Variations VARIA TIONS 1978-79: BOTTOM ROW.' Katy Hogan, Janet Danhouser, Tami Nelson, Mary Averill and Pam Elavsky. SECOND ROW.' Naomi Slctten, Michelle Brown, Peggy Wissbaum, Karen Scnness, Julie Spencer and Tamie Staebler. THIRD ROW: Desiree Bosquez, Jody Smith, Vera Ungurian, Rochelle Schmidt, Brenda Strommcn and Lisa Phillips. TOP ROW: Eugena Watson, Shelley Stodolka, Laura White, Edite Ozolins, Betsy Day and Janice Brummett. 26 C oirs Outh Singers THE 1978-79 SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Lori Nycnhuis, Andy Madsen, Patsy Rindllcisch, Jim Korpi, Glory Ann Brown. Tim Dickson, Bev Wald, Kevin Stormer and Kordi Risvold. TOP ROW:Choir Director Terry Hanson, Garrin Sax, Sandy Agustin, Dave Senness, Lori Elvendahl, Ed Gleason, Jodi Lorge, Wayne Andes, Ardis Houlc. Tom Staebler, Barb Blair, Steve Anderson and John Outlaw. I f y 1' Q , , ., ?X 'fl . xtjmgg-,Sal t . ,ty .X , x, l.Sandy Agustin and Garrin Sax sing the duct, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? 2.South Singers perform at Homecoming Coronation, 115 Choirs ,wi Music Man Comes To Outh High This years 1978-79 Fall Musical, Music Man , was a great success. Over 1600 people were in attendance during the four even- ing performances on Dec. 6,7,8,9. As in the past, there was a matinee for the local Jr. Highs, and a series of previews for the English classes. Music Man is the story of a traveling salesmanfconman called f Prof. Harold Hill. He tries to persuade a small Iowa town that they desperately need a boys band, to keep the boys occupied with something benefitial instead of playing pool. While trying to do this he falls in love with Marion Paroo, the town librarian. He then realizes that what he was doing was wrong. 'Q This year was unique in the fact that it involved past alumni whose interests lie in the theater. The cast of 42 and crew of 20 was once again directed by Terry Hanson. Music Man was one of the biggest productions put on by South High in many years. MUSIC MAN CAST: ROW l: Carolyn Chambers, Adam Jones, David Sax, Lorie Elvendahl, Sandy Agustin, Cindy Clarkson, Dena Angelos, Ardis Houle, Brenda Harrity, Peter Miller, Scott Klugel. ROW 2: Cathy Gerard, Andy Madsen, Sherri Enz, Andy Joelson, Greg Poliseno, Greg Allen, Tim Dickson, Jim Korpi, Tom Stabler, Jan Brummet. ROW 3: Bill Freeman, Larry Mustful, Wayne Andes, Joan Harrity, Ed Gleason, Kordi Risvold, Lori Nyenhuis, Rex Miller. ROW4: Tamie Stabler, Jenny Peckham, Renee Schmidt, Jodi Lorge, Jon Fors, Garrin Sax, Terry Hanson, Dave Senness, Donny Erickson, Julie Lossovv, Kaarina Ornelas, Nancy Myers, Naomi Sletten. 28 - Fall Musical 4 e T 'Ts G 'KX ' 5 5 MAN CREW: ROW l: Bob Dreschnick, Ken Pierce, Bobby Tamble and Kelly Spratt. W 2: Rochelle Schmidt, Mike Andrusko, Alena Higgins, Dale Dugan, Terry Wells, Don Ellers, Hansen and Brad Carroll. ROW 31 Michelle Fors and Michelle Brown. .X J R i Winthrop surprises his mother and sister when he sings Gary Indiana . Marion sings to Harold of her love for him. The town ladies led by Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn do their Gre- cian Urns. Harold Hill pushes Charlie Cowell down because Charlie threat- ens to expose him. Harold, Marion and the Town youth dance to Shipoopi. Fall Musical 0- 0- 0- 0- 0' O- 0' Q. Q, Q., Q- gs Q- 1 Q 0 0. - 0- 6 .ov .ev .bv .9 .' O' Q' 3 , 3 Q P 9 Q- D Q Q Q O O I Q Q- O' U' ' U .r P 7 of Y .Y Qv v C' Q2 Qv - 5' ' Kersten .lcspersen smiles tis she works Sophomores like to goof xround in between classes . Gail Thompson busy driving in simulator, . Dan Gardner keeps score during football game. . Doug Woodyard goes to the attendance office for yellow slip, l, . Phil Lawrence takes a break. 7 9' rg 'ill iii i i , x 4' . il' xi ,. , v 7 Vc.. , 'se e .sse e - A fi' ' .4 nr., Y 30 i Sophomores 235 Y QSQ 1 1 f3e ' 1 45 ' 1 f3e ' Y M2 vga ag v 1 Q , Y ,C 1 9 ,q QQ., U ,U v 1 1 Q, I ,U v 9 ,q v ' ,ff vs..- Thc Class Of 1981 This year's 1978-79 Sophomore class came from mostly Phillips, Folwell and Sanford Junior Highs. They say it was a big change and most liked it. You can meet more people in a bigger school and there seemed to be more class spirit than in a junior high. Sophomore class elections were held in early De- cember. As a result, class President was Karen Bre- zinkag Vice President was Denise Workcuffg Secretary was Cathy Mathewsg and Treasurer was Sue Peder- son. These officers led the Sophomores on fund raisers and class activities. The class of 81 consisted of 391 students. ff. Z. f ' 'D 'f M y . 15' fx 'iv ' J' ' Q- 0 1 xv Q 5,1 Mfr, J: 1 Lg 7 ' - ' 1 som -L ff' . 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I sq ' i ' -,C ' E A J it , film , , 415 V Ji? , l Q, , K 'f LH E ,ff 1 X f fl if C if-af J ii K 4-I '1 A ' N X ': Buxengard, David Campion, William Carlson, Kim Carlson, Mike Carlson, Mike Castro, Lola Chenoweth, Jeff Christopherson, Dale Christopherson, Dave Christopherson, Dean Clark, Angela' Clark, Bruce Cole, Lisa Cooley, Ronald Corgard, Valerie Couch, Cathy Crawford, Vance Dahlager, Julie Dahlen, David Day, Elizabeth Deschl, Charmin DeYoung, Kevin Dischinger, Mark Douglas, Kathleen Dunn, Tom Dwyer, Mark Dyvig, Tom Eilers, Jane Elavsky, Pam Eller, Don Ellwanger, Gerald Emery, Alison Erickson, Don Erickson, Jennifer Erickson, Jodie Falcon, Byrdina Feisthamel, Ivan Fleck, Robbie Forslund, .Ieff Fricano, Alfred Fuller, Brenda Gabbert, Sonia Gabriel, Sheila Genung, Joe Sophomores - 33 34 - Sophomores Gilbert, David Gilsrud, Becky Glad, Jay Gonzalez, Rudy Goodwin, Steve Graves, Gloreen Greenleaf, Joelyn Gregersen, Chris Gullickson, Tim Gynild, Teri Haagenson, Melvin Hagen, Kelly Hajicek, John Hall, Diane Hall, Jeanette Hall, Jeff Hall, Mike Halvorson, Lynn Hamel, Kathy Hansen, Cindy Hansen, Scott Haukos, Wanda Helget, Mike Helm, Terry Hemmesch, Terri Higgins, Alena Higgins, Michael Hogan, Katy Holm, Michelle Holmes, Patty Hoppe, Pat Howes, Danny Hoyhtya, Kevin Imberi, Matthew Jancy, Mike Jeffrey, Annette Jensen, Tami Jespersen, Kersten Jewett, Kenny Joelson, Amos I abr I I 'fr J V , . ' mi: at 8, 4 at ef ' A -fm .5 , , 4 4 J fx.,-fl W y qi Aiiit ,a ia., A li . M , , , J ,VZ J .4 J f' 1 A ji . x A A J, 4 my ty ' f V f x gg, , A A ,s QP- AH A fr-W Z K 27 -J .. 'Q 2ff Wt f' F i L 4 I r Y V ., ' ' -. P , ' V K 4-L - li, .l I 3 . x u ik will ,.1f4x .ms v Tir' he Mir 4- ,Q L 'L ry all 7 , Ar J o A Q, V pw, Y , . X F ' we ' Y 4 , :HL .1-',...'T-'- . ,ah f . -.V Q! rar r ,ly 13' LaCoursiere, Mary Langendorf, Cindy Lanigan, Tessie Larson, Phillip Lawrence, Phil Lee, Scott Lee, Vivian Leshovsky, John Lind, Peggy Linderholm, Sean Litz, Charles Long, Bill Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Rosie Kadlec, Martin Kapishkowit, Angie Kelley, Keith Kellington, Ann Kemp, Paula Kieselbach, Kevin Kirscht, Kimberly Kleppe, Gary Klosinski, Lenny Knox, Glenn Konecny, Richard Kraskey, Crystal Kraskey, Yvette Krcft, David Kurschner, Ed Kvale, Lisa 'gel' 15.5 E , David Dahlen watches the speedometer in Driver's Ed. class. Sophomores - 3 5 36 - Sophomores Long, Lynette Longhofer, Chris Madsen, Harlan Marden, Laura Marihart, Paul Martineau, Jodi Marty, Mary Mason, Stacey Mateer, Susan Mathews, Cathy Matson, Jeff Mayer, Kim McClanahan, Marty McHie, Angela Mohs, Lois Monroe, Stacy Montague, Harry Morris, Debbie Murphy, Clarissa Nelson, Brad Nelson, Craig Ness, Joe Nichols, Tim Nordin, Paul Nutter, Chris Nygren, Lance Olson, Lonnie Olson, Vince Omdahl, Rick Oquist, Kenneth Oreschnick, Bob Ovcrbo, J erry Parsons, Leila Pauling, Kim Pearson, Julie Pederson, Sue Peine, Kevin Pellaton, Andrew Q v A P Q ali o.. 'af K LN s , - ' .V A , , J F- in 1 I N Q ff Q 5 Q if ig 1, , J in JJ bl W X W g 51 I .. , 2 'S' it x Wi l 4 1 , I if v f , .A 4 'ii XC r .fx ,tg Q ff, xl V ? hz gg, P L I V '47 ' A .jx r i ,fx .4 msf wma 4 '35 Q.- ' X 632-.R R ' . Sax UH ll - ,K I ,, -gf'-Ex' .. f, ik R W, R at it -ff 564, fy l 5, v v .o . G. ., U, ,I , ' -I f A M f 0 ,yy V 2, Z I ' ' K. N 191414 15' ' KAX NX Pendleton, Dean Peterson, Nora Phillips, Lisa Pierce, Kenny Pike, John Pivec, Lauri Potter, Beth Pritchard, Sean Pruett, Allene Rahman, Dan Rannow, Wesley Rhoades, Tami Rich, Brian Roberts, Scott Roberts, Timothy Rodacker, Mike ffinlasmtsm, Roesnert Bm l. Chris Nutter and Dan Howes look at the check board to make sure ' ' everything is in the right order. N, 2. Sophomores start the year out right by doing as they are suppose to Work, Work, Work! Dean Pendleton and his friends talk about the test they will be having in the next few minutes. Sophomores - 37 38 - Sophomores Rogers, Dana Rogers, Kristi Rogers, Nancy Rosen, Sandy Rosenau, Glen Rosenau, Marlo Roth, Greg Saastad, Brian Sanders, Tim Sands, Jeff Sathre, Dennis Scherman, Angela Schmidt, Rochelle Scholtes, Tim Schroeder, Tim Schultz, Jeffrey Schultz, Shelley Senness, Karen Sharp, Vanessa Shingobe, Melanie Singleton, Glenn Sletten, Naomi Smith, Jody Snaza, Wendy Sobotta, Cindy Soderberg, Richard Soulak, Donald Spencer, Julie Spratt, Kevin Spurlin, Fred Staebler, Tamie Stamper, Jhonda Stand, Arnold Stevenson, Leslie Stodolka, Shelley Stordahl, Lori Stout, Jerry Strand, Nora .Ng ,f ref , 2 -0 -A :v if- L lt P wa if , A is f 8 5 3 . ' 1 lx. f th I I .- A N ,s 1. 5, I. i E72 ,i. ik: gr , , as WW A ,l , yi . ff Ak , af' X, ifi!,.f4 J . :ij 1 ff' ge x if ' i N . ,fe . s S7 S , .1 1 i f X f- .I 5 5 'J .. wt h , t ix 1 'la ,,, , , H 5 f s, W2 5 wt Tx L 1 r . Lfiii, 'ff v CP ,1 4, g , , . -Q. - 1 ,, Q, , . f V X A AT - fl' fIw 0vF AV' -vs . J ' -4 Q V 'Z ' I 't fr W no 2'2 V To X ' T T r ' Tushoski, Roger , Ungurian, Vera RD! if fi aff' ' Q Vallis, Elizabeth 1 Vandermoon, Jim 4 ,-xi 1' 5 VLg :5 f,: , . J I D ,. , x ., ,-V.V . rv ' Q 5 .Q A xl , gx , ,. lv x V 5 X r if ' Q , , ,. LC? I , r W ,., ,f , i in r 3 , Lili J A 1 M 422 95453 4 'D Sullivan, Joe Tamble, Bobby Tatro, Robyn Teclaw, Robert Terwey, Tammy Thoma, Toni Thomas, Joel Thompson, Gail Thompson, Noel Thomson, Dawn Timmer, Joe Tse, Sui Ling Vandermoon, Virgil VanEpps, Bruce VanVleet, Kay Vasquez, Veneita Vesey, Greg Vossen, Tony Watroba, John Wentworth, Karen West, Shannon Wetternach, Cheryl Wettlin, Toni Wichman, Roy Wikstrom, Nadine Williams, Tom Winge, Debbie Wise, Tammie Wissbaum, Peggy Woelfel, Mark Woodyard, Doug Workcuff, Denise Young, Dave Young, Tanya Sophomores Sadie Hawkins Was A Ball Sadie was held at Malkerson's Ranch Nov. 4th. There were three buses which brought the students to the dance. Eighty students stepped out of the bus. Two by two the students went in the barn. There was a lot of space to dance in the barn. Some couples sat and talked while others just relaxed. Square dancing was the dance of the evening. During the dancing some couples went on a Hay ride. There were two tractors and a team of horses pulling the wagons. Some students were disappointed because there were no Bon-fires or Marriage Ceremonies as in the past. Even though they were disappointed by the lack of tradition, they all agreed that the night was a fun one. it A , g f S . K I -IB! .. isxlgy . ' in 3, S K .f iiilrii 5 K sl if t . TO . tg, ' Q- fig-. A, 4 Jag '5 S' g. sl 'S W . f . g X 3 - . T ' S 54 4 C A V R Y 4 , s l . Sandy Agustin sells flowers to .lim Korpi while Garrin Sax holds the vase. 2. Nancy Walker and Dave Gollon pose for their pictures at Sadie Hawkins. 3. Barb Marden and Jess Anderson take a rest after a dance. 4. Theresa Schniebel and Kelly Spratt talk to Dena Angelos and Vik Rozenbergs. 5. South students get ready for the Hay ride. l .fr 40 - Sadie Hawkins 300 Students Attend 1979 Winterim a y Winterim was held Tuesday, February 13, 1979. Many events were offered to students such as downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snow- mobiling, rollerskating and many others. There were also the possibilities of staying at South for open gym, a movie or other activities. Winterim was another chance to regain the lost spirit, but it wasn't regained. The attendance seems to be getting smaller every year. The 300 students who did attend had a great time, but it is doubt- ful that there will be a Winterim next year, because of the poor participation. 1 ., 'NV L . . t iff If I - n i f f , i ,ft ,gs 4- f 1 1 W A I. Snowmobilers pose for the camera during a break in their 50 mile ride. 2.Vik Rozenbergs spends Winterim Bowling, 3.Kathy Phelps and other students ride the chairlift at Afton Alps. 4.Mrs. Johnson sells tickets to Pat Wissbaum for the ski trip. Winterim Junior Class Holds Many Activities To Keep Up Class Spirit At the end of the 1977-78 school year the Sopho- mores elected their class officers for the 1978-79 school year. The new Junior officers were Cathy Wurzer, Presidentg Barb Marden, Vice-Presidentg Lori Nyenhuis, Treasurer and Darcy Alm, Secretary. During the year they held various activities to keep the Juniors active. The best fund raiser was a Spa- ghetti Dinner during Homecoming week. During Sno- Daze week they sold sweetheart suckers for Valen- tines Day and they also sponsored another slave day. With the money they made they had a lock-in for the junior class. The junior class consisted of 186 boys and 166 girls. inf tt. 1 l. Nancy Myers and Marie Capra entertain at the spaghetti dinner. 2. Ardis Houle and Brenda Harrity are involved in the slave auction during homecoming week. 3. Lisa Valenti and Debbie Rosenow serving at the spaghetti dinner, sponsored by the Junior class. 4. Will Kreevoyg Hi teacher, l'm just keeping up with the stocks, then l'm going to start working. 5. Yvette Delorme and Andrew Hinnzg What do you mean take a left turn at the next corner? 6. Kent Konecny and Ken Eskelson, Oh hi, l didn't mean to do it 7, Julie Lossow and Steve Jancyg Hi Ma! A I If 2-N, U' O- Q' O' U' O- 2' 2' 2' 2' 2' . 0' 6, .nu av' . 5' . 9' Q O' Q' C' C' O' O' I' D' Q- U' U' U' O' r v ,Y 'r v v ,f v , .0 7 9 3-an X L' v V . ' L 'Q ,.,.. V 1 QXQQNX D O- Q' 1- Y- 2- S- :- :- :- Q uv uv Q. of Of' O- U- 0- 9- 0' 0' O' O' C 5 'of 'o- 0' 9 U' 0' 1 v of . .,' 8' F' r .2 .e - - - Juniors Aaberg, Karl Adamson, Jane Alm, Darcy Almquist, Dee Dee Almquist, Jeff Anderson, David Anderson Lynne Anderson Marcia Anderson, Randy Anderson, Sandy Anderson, Steve Anderson Todd Andrusko, Mike Andrys, Mike Baeyen, Bruce Balfe, Beth Balluff, Mike Barse, Lori Barb Zipoy displays her prize winning space ship in Art class. 44 - Juniors J L! H 4 Q vi' X, ' .A B , ., Beal, Michelle Becker, Maureen Berg, Ken Betzold, Mark Booth, Charlie Bowie, Sherry Brauman, Kelli Briseno, Ramon Brodeen, Dawn Broden, James Burns, Brenda Butler, Dina ,pr le ,KJ .Leg Sw. 1 ,,,, J, 4- , f i l C , v .Je ' I 'H 0' GE-an QI ,. L 1' V I - V W 'Sf L 5 bu H' FYI: 'X ,Xl was 1 ltr YA l 1 ,wx ri 4. lf, 19? i 554 l .Q A A :lv il Wxxi , , 04 yi 'Z 4.1 lk 1 iv fl .z, ,f if at ' -dv' I-1-7 Biha r ' X , , , ' , A f ' ' ,, A . ff - . ,-,IA Q Q f,,, I ' . 'A 3 1 W 'K 1? , W4 lyk ir V , M 'i Vyi auf , Q' h , 5. ,ui ,A Qolx- A ,,,, , M ,Ax Inv- f J 1 ii Day, Leroy Delorme, Yvette i V Dropik, Joan Dugan, Dale Q. , A V r ,, E vu W kxyxv AX Economon, Paul Ellefson, Jerry if Q 1 'F so 'Ji ' 5 . ff' 'fi gf .3 -,L M ...a , X '14, J: X ff 4 .rr-Q , l ' , I . , -,v l 1' .. . 2 f f ' -- ,Q I , a X H if 1 ' 1 F . .,, - 1 if fi Byrd, Mary Byrne, June Capra, Marie Carlson, Michael Carlson, Robert Carslon, Robin Carlson, Russell Carroll, Brad Chambers, Carol Clark, Fred Clarkson, Cindy Cole, Greg Corbesia, Carol Cramer, Tom Crosby, Tim Crusan, Brian Dale, Rick Davis, Sharon 0 L Mike Balluff works on a milling machine in the Machine shop. Elliott, Rachelle Entzel, Margaret Enz, Sherri Erickson, Barry Erickson, Julie Erickson, Kim Eskelson, Ken Findell, Julie Fisher, Karri Fong, Richard Fors, Michelle Forsell, Dorina Fredell, Scott Freitag, David Froehling, Deanna Geldert, Lyle Gerard, Cathy Gill, Denise Juniors 46 - Juniors Glad, Ralph Gorton, Sheila Graves, Colin Griep, Mark Gulbranson, Tim Gullickson, Dean Gunderson, Linda Hadley, James Hajicek, Allen Hansen, Rich Hanson, John Harrity, Brenda Hart, Genise Hartley, Shelley Hermann, Darla Hermanson, Sandra Hickey, Lynn Hines, James Hinze, Andrew Horton, Dale Houle, Ardis Houser, Laura Iverson, Leslie James, Robert J aney, Steve Jensen, Annette Jensen, Stanford Johnson, Carl Johnson, Kim Johnson, Scott Jones, Mike Julin, Sue Karpinen, Marsh: Keller, Darla Keller, Todd Kenow, Peggy Keys, Mike Konecny, Kent Kreevoy, Will A 'Til Q' ' 14? Y V1 it Qffff f D ix 'K 5 L . ,Q ,.,, , - f' ' , A , 452 jf ff? 0 . lf? 4 G ,,, i W il v. -f e f?,. 'J 'g Baht. gg Ima' fi W X ' ' ' L Q , K H - ,IT ,P V A ,t f- If 3, lan xi' WH .- . 1 , 4, J 3' ,Q ff 1 ut. 4 I Z ' 4, .f' V lv 1 ff, ik f D Q, , ff, . 'Q 'di , f L as 1 'J 'G' . ' 1 M ie M , A , I Lorge, Jodi 1 Lossow, Julie A A Jw 1 Y X ,x 5 ' Q Lowy, Sheryl ' ax Madison, Sue f ' I gf Ng A Madsen, Andy A Mahoney, Liz W '- 'iv -Q V Manoleff, David -4 ,war J Marden, Barb J f 'M M 1 , B d ' zlz 5 ,A W u ,X V W? arsy a ren a v. M, -V H- ,f' V. I f-Biff. fi Martin, Stacey I Mathews, Bob Mathison, Laurie ,.:. i McConville, Dan J ,Y V M J , M X fl Af Vyy, , V ,rm f z ff 1 M If I it ni Q i W new T X M - :A X V g iggk I ,W a l. , ,, M J iiii ia. vu T ' , ' b af r M M, 2. 3 I ' ' , 'XJ ' J Kriech, Mary Labrec, Terry Lamprecht, Daniel Langbecker, Linda Lange, Lori Larch, Jeff Larsen, Bill Larson, Bill Larson, Larry LaVigne, Mark Lewis, Jeff Lindquist, Gordon Rick Wood relaxes in the Library. ik L g 1 M- . f 'ow M T List' Steve Janey, Teresa Savage and Debbie Rosenow see what's cooking for the Junior Class Spaghetti Dinner. McDiarmid, Jim McKinney, Richard McLaughlin, Todd Mencel, Rich Miller, Brad Mitchell, Erick Mizell, Charles Moats, Sue Moe, Pam Mollan, Don Morrison, Theresa Myers, Nancy Juniors 48 S Juniors Nclsen, Peggy Nyenhuis, Lori Ocel, Sarah O'Connell, Mike Ofsthun, Doug Oliva, Terry Olson, Debbie Olson, Mark Oshie, Mark Ott, Laura Overby, Linda Ozolins, Kristine Paavola, Robbie Pahl, Joy Parrow, Donna Patterson, Tom Pearson, Jill Peckham, Jenny Perkins, Russell Phelps, Kathy Phillips, Jeff' Platt, Ken Poliseno, Greg Pond, Clifton Pruett, Everette Pruett, John Ratajczyk, Karen Roberts, Dan Roberts Sheldon Roland, Jaclyn Rosenow Debbie 'F- 'K4' ,Ji A 'a , l f 'QM ggig ms, 1 ,f 9 1' '5 1 ,ve D ai as i lf ff' f' f X f My 3 Q Rozenbergs, Viktors B' H , 1. Savage, Terry Z3 , Sax, Garrin Schaefers, Diane Schauff, Melinda Scheffman Chris Schneider Charlie Schuda, Ed , .5 Schwensen, Monica , ,A Q Scott, Jim Sedlock, John Shand, Mary Shilson, Debbie if J A . A' it , N if Yi'! 'l f f in fa . A ' -5 U I if.: 4 .4 ' - I D A . ' g J tif-if I M Q if Tr ,ef A A in I ary, I Ms V N V V 4 Q1 ,A , P lea-, A Q, . A ix. ' V if A - J .Q l f tla l ,Qi Q7 l 1 ' C Q 0 A H r ,V A ff , K ' Kia, ,Y l l '.x.ff X A W i i w 7: 'S Strommen, Brenda 7 Syde, Theresa Ales .,f ,,,,,.,, , ,,,,,,,,,,sfi v-,,,, Thompson, Sonja Tourtillott, Tom W 'Z' v 1' 9 A 5 4 , s L I if .- , X 'Ng Q' x . kr 2, I mi , - Ai! ' jim W Aj, . ,M ' ,i my Q T li 9 u s JE.. 4 ,A sf , Ln - 4 4 ' wg: , Q-giw f ff ,wffg V. 'Qi V, ' fl -. v l lk few 'W-. 1 .,.:yf' 1 nl X 'u e Q n A 715 ,K , v i ' ,fl , att! , l I 'S ' ' Sjolie, Lorna Skogstad, Floyd Skramstad, Gary Smith, Claudia Smith, Dan Staebler, Tom Stanley, Sue Stark, Terri Stately, Connie Stordahl, Steve Stormer, Kevin Strand, Andy Bill Hall smiles at a friend. Valenti, Lisa Wald, Bev Walker, Jim Wallace, Kevin Walmann, Steve Watkins, Carmen Watson, Eugenia Wells, Terry Westphal, Duane Wettlin, Greg Whitaker, .lim White, Sharon Williamson, Vivienne Winslow, David Winslow, Robert Wissbaum, Pat Woodyard, Luanie Wrobel, Andy Wuornos, Jeff Wurzer, Cathy Wysong, Mark Zuleger, Clarence .. Juniors - 49 2: XY iigfe. 19' fx w. w i V 3 '-1, Sno-Daze Festivities Take Place During Minnesota s Snowiest Win ter In Years! This year Sno-Daze week was one day short because of tally day, but there were still many students that participated in the many events. The Sno-Daze week was as follows: Tuesday was Winterim day which was full of activities like skiing, bowling, skating, and tours. Wednesday was Sophomore day and Thursday was Junior day with the annual Coronation of the king and queen as the highlights. This years king was Tony Costello and the Queen was Ginny Jones. Friday was Senior day and the Sno-Daze dance with 'Spectro Sound' to light up the music that made you want to dance. This year there were about two hundred tickets sold for the dance. This amount was greater than last year and could be attributed to the weather that was just right. ln the past few Lypars the weather had been either to cold and snowy or to warm and mushy. '1 ' 1, ff . l S l no-Da7e outh High Seniors - The Class Of I 979 The Senior class of l979 started out with 500 students in their sophomore year, but now that number has been reduced to 255. The majority of those who are no longer here, have either transferred to other schools, or are now working full time. South has lost a great deal of students that have put a lot of time and effort into their work. This year the Senior class sponsored many events such as Sadie Hawkins, the Senior and Junior Prom, Senior Ban- quet, and Picnic. Working hard, keeping their spirit up, and deciding their future plans, kept the class of 79 very busy all year until graduation day which was held on June 6th l979 . 'wi , t. Sq: 1-'1- 'T 2 Cathy Baker's attention strays from the teacher. Sandy Willis and Dawn Swing study newest gossip magazine. Just Grin and Bear it , says Rick Boyd. Allen Ebel, Greg Jensen, and Paul Hanson are excited about having their pictures taken. Here I am Girls , says Steve Montoya. 5 O O' O' O' 5' 9' I 0- Q- 0- 0- 0- Q- 4 v s Q Q 4 s- g!-' 59' QQ' of s. o 3 J O O Q' O O' O' O 'r .,- ', .r ar .r .0- 7 7 Q Q I' of' of' of' I' fi Y E Y f 'S' f , Q' J a 'Z' .J .Y li ,..,,aw4,NJgx,x .Q M6059 IJ - JEEJEQEZI!-'Q-'ZZ -fg vw - Y l Q 4 f f f Q? C ' J , ,I , , Xi ,, ' 7 W 5 3 4 , ' WZ' 7 Aaberg, Margie Agustin, Sandy Allers, Colleen Anderson, Dawn Andes, Wayne Angelos, Kostadina Baardson, Doug Baker, Cathy Becker, Colleen 54 - Seniors M...-gr' l 1 ' Sl? X K, I. bk AXA k -QL -G eff 1 ' . f,,,,, ..,, K K ' V ' yr Q xg f . , i 'K ,gs -, ffm Berg, Donna Berg, Sue Bingman, Mike 4 ,Q Brown, Glory Ann Bruss, Sara Byrne, Julie Blair, Barbara Blair, Linda Blowers, Candice Bogenreif, Lance Bono, Steve Boyd, Richard Brandt, Bruce Brennan, Kathy Brezinka, Nancy Seniors 56 - Seniors Carlson, Brad Carlson, Dwayne Carlson, Lisa Chicilo, Steve Christensen, Kellie Christnach, Gary Clarkson, Danny Collette, Dale Costello, Tony f ,C L .4 1 Christopherson, Gen Claflin, Jayne Clark, Brenda Svr 'f, DeVore, Charles Diaz, Tony Dickson, Tim ::.:!f fi' ,il N. J .1 L 1445 :QQ 'T Cowan, Theresa Crandell, Joan Curtis, Dan Davis, Paul Deluney, Cathy Denman, Carrie X s-L Dudar, Borys Du Pay, Johnette Dynneson, Val Seniors Ebel, Alan Ellgren, Terry Elms, Scott 58 - Seniors Fink, Jim Fliflet, Rebecca Fors, Jon Fricano, Rick Gabrielson, Rick Gallagher, Jenny 'Nt P 5 Elvendahl, Laura Emerson, Rita Endersbe, Jeff Gleason, Edwin GoLightly, Mary Gomez, Cindy s x X Nvap . . 'x i ed ,..,.-nr I0 Q-Q9 Geldert, Jeffrey Geshick, Wanda Gill, Tim Goneau, James Gonzalez, Mario Greco, Gwen Grey, Barb Gulbrandson, Mary Gunderson, Jackie Seniors 60 - Seniors '-Q Hansen, Gary Hanson, Eric Hanson, Lynn Hanson, Paul Harris, Kim Harrity, Steve Hartung, Denise Hepokoski, Sandra Hepola, Kathy -np ivwqy XS I ffl l .i Gustafson, Dean Hajicek, Michelle Hansen, Cheri 1, 'DN if--.wif nvgjccs .5 - YG 3 'l' 'WN Herkal, Diane Higgins, Judy Holmes, Gregg 5, IV' Hoppe, Alice Iverson, Pavia Jacques, Rita val' James, Russell Jeffers, Ward Jensen, Greg Jensen, Kim Johnson, Kim Johnson, Pam Seniors 62 - Seniors Ketelhut, Kris Kieser, James Kirk, Kevin Kino, Donald Korpi, James Kyllo, Joni Jones, Gennise Jones, Tina Kadlec Donald Kappenman, Elizabeth Kappes, John Kern, John Q3 X LaCoursiere, Cherrie LaDue, John Lamprecht, Jackie Larson, Betty Larson, Julie LeBre, Mike ii - T531 ,if 1 X X Lee, Roger Lehman, Mike Loftman, Sheldon Ng-' Lorenzo, Maria Loshbaugh, Marie Luedtke, Lisa Seniors Lundberg, Dorlen Lynn, Tim Madsen, Barb Mahoney, Gigi Marden, Bill Marihart, Lynne L ,iiii .ILA L 'WX My 1 '52 fp . -hire 'qq,. fawxss ,...-au! N-:nv Q Mason, Davette Maurer, Leslie McConville, Kathy Medvec, Mark Mitchell, Jason Murray, James ,. K.. ff' Q X L 1 Xixir Norman, Laura Offerdahl, Jon Olsen, Dawn Olson, Wendy Oppegard, Marlene Ornelas, Kaarina w-'YP' Nelson, Chad Nelson, Terry Ness, Robert Neuman, John Nichols, Laurie Norby, Barry iii. -J Seniors 66 - Seniors Outlaw, John Ozolins, Edite Pearson, Joy ff .Qv Platt, Dave Poitra, Dale Prebish, Scott -ts QQ 5 1 V V 1 pf, 'V 0 A.. Pederson, Duane Perkins, Alida Petek, Elizabeth Peterson, Jeff Peterson, Mark Phillips, .lim ev Rindfleisch, Pat Risvold, Kordi Rivera, Stephen Roberts, Sheryl Rogers, Steve Roman, Kelly SY ISF sw .arp se 'Q y.. 5 X . 4, ,We 5- 'i HA' ' Wi Psihos, Connie ,fx Rehberger, Lisa Rincon, Larry x , S f '---wad new ' SEI . Rubenstein, Tom Ruud, Barb Sandstrom, Doug Seniors -- 67 Seniors 11 Schmidt, Renee Schneibel, Theresa Schneider, Teresa Saukerson, Dale Schaefers, Debbie Scheele, Terry s.-...f 'Qi.qL Schoen, Jennifer Schroeder, Donald Schultz, Connie Q19 N'-of I g.,..nl ...I or Schweizer, Melodic Senness, Dave Shepherd, Allen Silbernagle, Gary Silbernagle, Gayle Sjolie, Laura Skare, Karen ......., Skinner, Kim Skripnik, Vera f f ' Yty! Sorenson, Dean Spratt, Kelly Stark, Brad Skrypez, Mike Sletten, Lionel Smith, Elaine Q'--H11 Seniors Starrett, Suzanne Stout, Loren Suncll, Paula 70 - Seniors if Thomas, Leah Thomas, Teresa Thompson, Barb W2 Q3 X og sf' ff Supalo, Greg Swing, Dawn Thoma, Dennis 'UV it f nfgflf' ff? Thompson, Brian Thomson, Linda Tompkins, Joan A K 'W f-NK Walker, Nancy Wells, Tammy Wensole, Mike White, Debbie White, Pam Willis, Sandy ,Ji Tse, Yui Vick, David Volner, Mary -rf-'fr' 'TJ' !? Westby, Bruce Westlund, Patty Wheeler, Greg UF Seniors Winslow, Julie Wise, Kim Wissbaum, Rose YO' Wollak, Dale Young, Robert li l. The processional march onto the field on Commencement Day. 2. Nancy Brezinka and Ed Gleason examine a hard earned diploma! 72 - Seniors 90-' 'ij' of Honor Society Begins South High Hall O Fame This year's National Honor Society has tried to reach a goal of improving South's image in the Community. They sold Tiger buttons during the basketball season, and the pro- ceeds went toward the new letters on the gym wall. They also set up a Distinguished Graduates of South High display, with Chief Justice of the 4 District, Eugene Minenko, as last years representative. Luther Youngdahl is this years, asthe was a Governor of Minnesota. The new members were initiated in the spring of '79 and hope to carry on the projects started by this years N.H.S. M Q 'if' sa: '--1 'N-q,g:44. 'Nfl SYM' in 72 , we 4' THE 1978-79 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Wise. Sara Bruss, Lynne Marihart, Renee Schmidt and Laura Norman. SECOND ROW: Connie Schultz, Patsy Rindfleisch. Shelly Hajicek. Duane Pederson and Bill Marden. THIRD ROW: Barb Blair, Nancy Brezinka, Edith Ozolins, Dena Angeles and Tim Dickson. TOP ROW: Wayne Andes, Teresa Sehneibel and Kelly Spratt. NOT PICTURED: Paul Davis, Connie Elavsky, Rebecca Fliflet. Lynn Hanson. Kathy McConville, Kaarina Ornelas, Theresa Schneider, Paula Sunell and Sandy Willis. l.Teresa Schneibel sells Tim Crosby a Tis ger button. 2.National Honor Society Officers: Mr. Fos- ter, Advisor, Ed Gleason. Pres.1Steyc Rog- ers, Vice Pres.: and Bob Ness, Sec4Treas. ti1liXf Ln... ,t 2 'g . P f l A Q i ,,,a...a,.f s Ly gig NH is S QQ' 'Ye 1 S ' 1 232 Y 1 U '26 fQ 1 QQ 9 'Ht 1 20' K W 74 O Q . .QQ Y fn' ' v C 7907 Y Specialized Staff Added To South While Regular Staff Declines In order for South High to run smoothly a staff of many people work behind the scenes in a variety of ways. Some of these staff members such as teachers and counselors work more directly with the students. Others are less visable but still help to perform a task which helps South students in their education. ln the last few years, many staff members have been added to help students who have special needs, personal problems or who need special counseling. All in all, the staff members at South are geared to help all students achieve the best education possible. 0 1 9 ,U VQQQ v l ,C iw lf at ,O s 9 0 I SQ? Q.. Q- s- - 0- 02' 3 - 2 .. 3 2 2 0 J' gf' 5 O 5. 1- of 0: 0- 2 f 7 Y 7 of' .2 .2 of o .9 X N Y X Q l -I M L Wt, gi Y H Q W , V af' isss 4 5 ff'f?!gk1' ' s , f 1 I ' 1 l ...po 3 1 I sf' X 9 Q I Q pl is s , I A I ' it W s :, l..lunitors stay busy keeping our school clcun. 2.Mr. Lindquist shows his math class how lo mukc shadow n, pictures. 3.Mr. Gibbons talks to Libruriun Corrine Robinson about class in the library. Y 4.Mr. Swanstrom helps students pick clusscs on Tully Day. W 5.Luctta Olson smilcs for thc cumcru in thc main office. 6.Mr. Elliott plays with cars during his sparc limc. f L 5. . H 1 lrefleh 5 -lpn f 1 'WS a'uK'-- J ' If x9 1'4 ,li v l , ' 1 .Jr - .,4'.l ,Q , 5 1' 'Ut l Q fl . I I7 1 A.. lg' fry' - - . .. vw- - 'll' 2v,:!.',qgl!J.-..! 1 ESI: segiiii-1921 :EE E.'-E.L'::aE :'.. if 1 !WjZ fffazi ,H V Z I LO W kk if lg .J ml' W uculty -natgr .A .,,-ua ,lla f'iffQr af , Assistant Principal, Robert Larson: Principal, George Dahlg and Assistant Principal, Gerry Cady lJlNNf9 V l'lontn0H'Mj e T' F' cook, Sept or MW' wwvw Tickets . .. bg, f? if Hur-A C 4'1 cikm- 6-4'-19 ' num 'Ah-ANPQ 1-. im Auv Neat l.Kathy Wurzer amazes Mr. Dahl by showing him how organi7ed the Junior Class was for the Spaghetti Dinner. 2.Barb Zipoy reports to Mr. Cady with her pass , 3,Mr. Dahl poses for the yearbook photographer at his desk. 4.Mr. Larson checks school business with South's ncw head clerk, Evelyn Johnson. 5.Mr. Cady and Mr. Dahl chat during a before school meeting. 76 - Administrators x Q lx X- , l xx D Rf 3 fff if , J 154 5 x. 9 l t sg xQ 'w-may 35 V Principals Work Too! This year's Administrative staff has remained unchanged since last year and includes Mr. Dahl, Mr. Larson and Mr. Cady. Each Staff member has their own seperate duties which they work hard at to perform well. Mr. Dahl, at the helm of the ship works to a great extent with Public and Human Relations. His other duties involve him in working with Budgets, Athletics, the Student Government and Community Affairs. Mr. Cady works more with the students in Class Activi- ties, Field Trips, Guide Groups, Fall Student Orientation and Lunch Room-Commons Supervision. Without his con- trolling influence, there would probably be more food fights in the lunchroom. Mr. Larson works with Building Security, Organizing the Graduation, Scheduling of Classes, Programming and Teacher Evaluation. The Master Schedule of classes and the hours they,re offered are a direct result of his exper- ience and planning. While many people do not realize or recognize the impor- tant work these vital men do, South High would not be able to function without them. .,,f' , Q 6 1 l,a-, x --A Administrators l sv SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL LIBRA RIA NS: Corinne Robinson and Jac- SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELORS SEA TED frederick Voight quelyn Cronin. and Bert Marconetl. STANDING: Richard Friedrxchsen and Cato 78 - School Staff Axelson, Richard Bambenck, John Bane, David Barkmeier, David Berg, David Bjomson, Birgit Brezny, Loyal Chall, Shelley Chambers, Richard Darwich, Joseph Davis, Douglas Edwards, Phyllis Elliot, Paul Folkestad, Harold Foster, James Garneau, Norm N .. S 'rs Q C 63 we F 1 , 4 ...- 5 ,V 5 . ix, 'ii 'Q li .XM 3 I at L R K X? , i an I . Z . o, ,Q s 6 ' D111 W 1 LILL Q A fi I P' ,fl xx fX u - APR'-F F ff -R - Ar ri f g uf 1. , rsss , 4 A wif Ax ' 4- Jl 'S lb! 'W urhk fx f I '- , ,, . ' VZ ff 15 1 h , E 4 v 3: I , , , 1 N 2, M4 .1 'Y . 'QT 4 4, ,f Wa, V f e 5 ,Q 'L ' fp. ,ff Q -f. 'hi' ' 4 Q X -A-v ,, -,,. 'S 'rvdf J if, y !r G. W ,R K I . ,i ii: fl, I A Smith, Yvonne Red Horse and Helene Turnbull. Gilbertson and LuEtta Olson. Geary, Rodney Gibbons, Richard Glynn, Patrick Gresczyk, Cheryl Gronberg, Patricia Groth, Joan Hanson, Terrill Harris, Betty Haugen, James Heikkinen, Sandra Hodgdon, John Johnson, Nancy Kaari, Warren Kopesky, Wayne Kormanik, Richard Kurimay, Josephine SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL CLERKS: SEATED: Mae Carlson. STANDING: Millie SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS: Carletta Mona, Arclellc Walsh, Mayme Brustad, Mildred Ketcham, Betty Petrich, Lillian 'J V -'Li-F J 1 School Staff - 79 Lee, Robert Lindquist, Stephen Magdanz, Eric Nelson, Robert Nygren, Elaine O'Brien, William Owens, Willie Peterson, Gerald Q ' ' W' V -- ' V: 4 rin' 0 :gdb io , A, it Q ' O ' A 10 fl X ,I ' Q. l X K , 5 2 43 04:3 r N An SPECIAL SERVICES PERSONNEL: BOTTOM ROW: Robert Heberle, Dee Fox and Robert Burns. CENTER ROW: Farrel Sanders, Rosie Pacheco and Margie Clark. TOP ROW: Greg Beaulieu and Christine Almendina. 80 -M School Staff Petrich, Ronald Petryk, Joseph Polunc, Joseph Ralph, Edward Reed, Margaret Remily, Joe Royster, Myrtle Ryan, Susan P AIDES: SEATED: Mary Johnigan and Virginia White STANDING: Margaret Kostecky and Lodeen Duncan. , lixwg ,ZA M ,. I , k lui L - X x - e , WI. K4 I 22 , ' I qi? A ww Sv, R ' or T We I . ,,5:':. 4 Q' wr' Q I 4 -W' ,I ,, , eff is -M1-f T Ga. ,.,1 Salwasser, James Lp. Schultz, Ruth 2 'jg ' Smith, Bernice I 2 ' Smith, Irving 1,123 l - Sovell, Donald H My , Swanson, Wallace ' Swanstrom, Charles Swinlek, Cletus Jw l C - , - -W . f 'l ' A ' 1.9 .4 . - fr 1 M7Q'4'wnf.o,z:w if 1 , Aff' w li ll ' ' ' l' 2 - f W 7 V A l . A FN' I. 'ga ezw, KV' A 07? fl 1 ,V I il ii ' , ' .MQ 'V Q f .V X L 5 1 A V. ,w l X ff We W- we? ,- rn l J 5 I , V73 A 9 l ll R 5, SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL KITCHEN STAFF' BOTTOM ROW: if 15 Q Z XX 1 l SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL ENGINEERS: BOTTOM ROW: Richard Kokkila, Robert Jellings, Jeanette Pederson and Marvan Hanson. TOP ROW: Leil Bohn, Betty Reynolds, Bernice Loshbaugh and Ervlna Niskanen' TOP Elwood Romsaas Willie Mcrchison Richard Olson and John Hiben NOT ROW: Mary HM, Theresa Herman and Lmda Lundcrberg' P1CTURED:E Vernon Olson, Nick Benson, Stephen Hansen, Earl Johnson and Robert Melser. A 4-55 r' A . A A Troff, Arno A V A ' 3 f 4 '- F A,,5 V Tyler, Jerome . ' , ? -5' ' A I D Webert, Maurice I ,I I ' ,, 'i l Wrlson, Jeanne N - ,F ,, i n! ffif Q' ' K X ,A N l I 1 Fi V l V ls tk Y d. , Wold, Roger 4 3' xxx School Staff ,850 'FO 1 'LL Nil' --.---...W .... Q... ,Q-no , gg www., 1 K -gui!! F W :M N..N.-,,..v. 1.4 82- 1' if l.Liz Mahoney goes out for the World Championship, Z.Glory Ann Brown and friends, help the spirit at a basketball game. 3.The Teddies get cramed to the wall, by our Tigers! 4.Cross Country runner, Marsha Karpinen, runs to the finish line. 5.Wrestler Mike Andrusko, Shows his form while he gets pinned. 6.Larry Larson saysg Nobody's going to touch my ncck ! Sports fx ' A ll 57' l sie 4 I I W' I Q A Sports Available To All! During the 1978-79 school year all South students had a great chance to participate in a variety of athletic programs. Some sports stressed endurance, while others relied more on strength, agility and personal discipline. The opportunities were there, for both men and women. This year the fans' spirit for sports seemed to go down, but the players still kept it up and tried their best. lt wasn't a real big winning season for any one sport, even though some individuals came out smiling because they stayed with their sport and earned a letter. Some individuals were named to all-city teams. 5' S .skim Q1 , LJ.1!.!!Q!!'f'-l l 'M '-' W - ifbv , ,K J! iw Wat ' 'X 1 gf ,,' I ff 1, .1 J .af iff - , ' V ' 'if t K qi ' 4 . -' , f .wav ' ,,1f' s I 'vii ' 'inf -I Inn 5 3..:l.!!--es-s.-ff 1' EE! .-l .....-2 f AV 74, 'IO vigil! I If 7 , . 'OZ Of! I Y 7 .1 ig' 0 J 7 V ls' ig: 03: Z J, ff WW ar 'X ' ' Sports - 83 I, Sue Peterson, Sue Mateer and Shannon West cheer on South at the football preview. 2. Kim Wise gets a Tiger back ride from Garrin Sax. 3. Varsity cheerleaders get ready for take off. 4. Ginny Jones has alot of spirit at the football game. 5. Val Vasquez 2116 her roaring good frosted flakes this morning. 6. Kim Wise gets ready for a big sneeze. 7. Debbie Rosenow, Marie Capra and Glory Ann Brown - as the bionie cheerleaders. 8. Lynn Hanson, Hey look at me, l'm flying. 84 - Cheerleaders 1978-1979 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW:Sue Mateer. Denise Workcuff, Jodi Martineau and Mary Kay Averill. TOP ROW: Kersten Jespersen, Shannon West, Jhonda Stamper, Karen Wentworth and Ann Kelling- l0rl. Id V-I-C-T-O-R-K Thatis The Tiger Battle Cry! The Varsity Cheerleaders had a very good year. The advisor was Bernice Smith and the Captains were Ginny Jones and Lynn Hanson. Everyone on the squad caught on really well so the team didn't have as many problems as in years past. Being a cheerleader required a lot of practice, starting in the summer at Longfellow Park and then every day after school for at least an hour. The squad consisted of I3 cheerleaders and 2 Tigers. For the first time ever, South had a Junior guy mascot, Garrin Sax. The girls paid at least 100 dollars for their uniforms. Most of the girls cheered for football and they split up for basketball and hockey. For the winter sports it was necessary to add more girls to split the squad. This years Sophomore Cheerleaders had a lot of spiritg Shannon West was their captain. There were 10 girls on the squad. To raise money the Sophomore Cheerleaders sold football jerseys. , ff in . l THE 1978 1979 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW Sandy Agustin, Garrin Sax, Marie Capra, Dena Angelos, Kathy Brennen and Debbie Rosenow TOP ROW Nancy Myers Dawn Anderson Lisa Valenti Darcy Alm, Laura Norman, Ginny Jones, Glory Ann Brown, Cathy Gerard ML ff W w ,,,, . ,. Q-I I W? ,ff , W a , , f Mb , V -2 fl , ' ' ' 7 -, 6 ,M W. ,5 'Q ' f ' .. ', an ngig' 5 ef 2 - Q ' gg' ' :L 1, ' gy! ff' . , 3 1 Us 3 I 'Pl QL. ' 'Nun' ,,,.nm.Z' To Be A Tigerette . . . All South High students are familiar with the dance line known as the Tigerettes . The Tigerettes spent their time dancing at football games, basketball games and hockey games. They also dance at pepfests, coronations and many South High events. This years dance line was chosen very carefully to insure top performances. Last April, the girls who wanted to try out for the Tigerettes made up their own dance. They performed these dances at the spring tryouts in front of former, senior Tigerettes. Those that were chosen were kidnapped from their homes at 1:00 a.m. by other Tiger- ettes. Soon after, they started their practice which lasted all summer. They were prepared for the new school year. The Tigerettes consists of 4 Seniors, 7 Juniors, and 3 Sophomores. The captains were Kordi Risvold and Lisa Rehberger. This years advisor was Loyal Brezny. He was the first male and also, they say, the best advisor theyive had. Mr. Brezny has made it possible for the Tigerettes to earn a letter for the first time. He also led the Tigerettes to spring competition, where they competed against all the dance lines in the state. They werejudged on their precision dancing. Thank-you Tigerettes, for an entertaining year! X Tigerettes 87 New Coach And Juniors Head Women 3 Tennis Team The Women's Tennis team was rather small this year, with only seven membersg five from the Junior Class, one from the Sophomore Class, and one ninth grader. None of the members were very experienced this year, and they didn't specify any captains. They ended the season with a 2-6 record, all of their practices during the afternoons must have helped them a good deal. They practiced over at Powderhorn for two to three hours a day starting in August and going through to the beginning of October. They will all be back next year to try and do an even better job, and Coach, Ron Petrich will probably be next years coach also. Ron Petrich coached for the first time this year, but he likes Tennis and says that the girls improved a lot during the season. He also thinks that if the girls practice during the off- season they could make a pretty good team next year. Hopefully, next year the team will be bigger and then there could be a variety of talents on the team. The girls really seemed to enjoy being on the teamg they say they learned a great deal from Ron Petrich. They didn't say anything about using the new tennis court in the commons, but Ron Petrich suggests they make use of it. At least the team got a lot of exercise even though they only won a few games. 88 - Tennis LV ,EMIS ..,, A' ii M S0571 f :S ..q,, ilu, if DBCODY ,yfy fmfff GS QYQK RL mf ff. 'X L? 4 P N, . Q.,- l 'u : - , I fl 1 . ' f I .f'.,,. '1 i., X' A. YEMIS IUQIAJ ffllli WOMENS 1978-79 TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Johnson, Marcia Anderson and Liz Mahoney. TOP ROW: Coach Ron Petrich, Jackie Ott, Betsy Day, Jane Adamson and Laura Ott. A li- 8 1 . ty A4 5, I Kim Johnson watches the ball wiz toward her opponent. Coach, Ron Petrich gives pointers to Jane Adamson, Marcia Anderson and Jackie Ott. Marcia Anderson strains to reach the ball. After practice comes snack time! Laura Ott practices her forehand. Betsy Day does a good job at returning the ball. Jane Adamson gets ready to serve. Liz Mahoney keeps her eye on the ball. Tennis players warming up to play. Womcn's Tennis A 89 Women is Volleyball Team Ends Season With A 3-6 Record This years Womenls Volleyball Team felt that they had a good season. Coach Friedrichsen said that the girls improved in their play through-out the Volleyball season. Probably one of the best servers on the team was Darcy Alm, who had been on the Volleyball team for two years. Kris and Edite Ozolins were probably the best on the team at returning serves. Both Kris and Edite had been on the team for two years. Their conference record was three wins and five losses. Their overall record was three wins and six losses. They played Osseo for regionals and lost. Although the team didn't always win, they worked well together and they felt they did a good job. I 5 we s i 90 Women's Volleyball 'pu l. Darcy Alm gets ready to return a serve. 2. Melanie Frazier cheers team on. 3. J.V. team takes a time to plan strategy. 4. Kristine Ozolins swings to return the ball. 5. Patsy Rindfliesch and Kris Ozolins wait for action to start. 6. Cathy Mathews begins the game by serving. A 7. Lynn Hanson spikes the ball over the net. 8. Team member goes to Coach Friedrichsen for advice. 9. Patsy Rindfleisch stoops to save the ball. 1 l KN P ,Mad ,.k .. Vi 1 fi' A A ri. ' . THE 1978-79 WOMENS VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Moats, Sandy Anderson, Debbie Shilson, Brenda Aguilar, Cathy Mathews, Karen Brezinka, Melanie. Frazier and Marlo Rosenau. TOP ROW: Coach Friedrichsen, Patsy Rindlleisch, Theresa Schneibel, Darcy Alm, Kristine l Ozolins, Lynn Hanson, Edite Ozolins, Leslie lverson and Asst. Coach Lorrie Lussier. l lik. -fic' 31 le I Ii K l. . lm. I 1? .gg 9 l . outh Football Team Tops Last Years Record The Football Team finished out the season with a three and five league record and a three and six overall record. The three wins came against North, Southwest and West. Coach Sovell said They worked together as a team, had lots of spirit and they were a good group to work with. The best game they played was against West. Coach Sovell said that This year the captain of the team, Bill Marden, was the most impressive captain he has had since he started coaching at South. He constant- ly displayed fine leadership abilities under a variety of circumstances. He had a lot of help from the other Seniors along with the rest of the football team. Individual player awards were given to Bill Marden, QB, who was named Most Valuable Player on offense , All-City and was named to the All-Metro team. Dorlen Lundberg, Defensive End, was named Most Valuable Player on defense and All-City. Terry Scheele, Defense Back, was named All-City. Paul Davis was named Team Player, and Steve Rogers was named Most Improved. THE 1978-1979 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: B of Z vi 6. 'ik ...,, OTTOM ROW: Mark Wysong, Sheldon Roberts, Kevin Wallace, Bill Marden, Gregg Holmes Tony Costello, and Steve Anderson. SECOND ROW: Dean Sullickson, Brent Jeffers, Floyd Skogstad, Jeff Larch, Coach Eric Magdan7 Coach Don Sovell, Coach Maurice Webert, Paul Davis, M. Gonzalez, Jerry Skinaway, and Don Soulack. THIRD ROW.'Steve Rogers, John Sedlock Rich Hansen Jim Scott, Mark Oshie, Bill Hall, Dorlen Lundberg, Ken Eskelson, and Terry Scheele. TOP ROW: Steve Harrity, Bob Ness, Mark Pererson Brad Carroll, Dan McConville, Steve Rivera, Larry Larson, John Kern, and Barry Erickson. -get saw ra Q '. S013 'A Sli C 9 in . 3 U esteem A gggrgg l Sutra 7X ' 'ttrl B sm , sum Sfltlll 1 snuff! 313 1 4 75 1 l l. Magdanz discusses strategy with the junior Varsity players Rich Hansen, Mark Oshie and Brad Carroll. 2. J.V. and Varsity show their stuff during a pep . fest. 3. Bill Marden fades back ready to fire! 4. Steve Rogers pulls down a Marden pass. 5. Bill Marden breaks up the middle for a long gain. 6. Coach Sovell yells comments to the team during the game. 7. The first thing the quarterback sees after he leaves the huddle. 8. A view of the night game at parade stadium against Edison. 9. Offensive line moves out Washburns line for runners. r'0,'4w. 1 5 an f THE 1978-1979 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM.' BOTTOM ROW.' Dan Hogan, Mike Janey, Paul Klcm, Tom Williams, Danny Howes and Dave i Benson. SECOND ROW.' Don Erickson, Joe Genung, Paul Marihart, Coach Willie Owens, Asst. Coach Jeff Olson, Vince Olson, Chris Nutter and Brian Rich. THIRD ROW: Matt lmberi, Tom Booth, Mark Dishinger, Sean Linderholm, Harry Montague, Rudy Gonzalez, Jim Vandemoon, Duane Baardson and Vance Crawford. TOP ROW: Gary Dorr, Joe Sullivan, Mike Backer, Dean Pendleton, Kevin Hoyhtya, Mark Dwyer, Chris Angleos and Robbie Fleck. ybd-J' . , H , .M W 2.3 - Ma fe . .230 yf,f.af,iisa1f4'zgggg l, .1 4 ff' Q1 f m A W3 f J 1? ' P, 'Q 4 Women 3 Cross Co un try Team Faces Tough Competition The Women's Cross Country team was coached by Warren Kaari again this year. The team was made up of three Seniors, one Junior, and two eighth graders from Junior High Schools. Although this years team was small, they put a lot of effort and enthusiasm into their work. They practiced in the afternoons after school, jogging over to Lake Nokomis, Powderhorn Park, and the River Road. The team members feel that Cross Country running is a very competitive sport, but they think it is worth the hard work they put into it. They say it takes a lot of hard and tiring work outs to become a good team. Although the team lost every meet this year, Marsha Karpinen set a new school record of 12:44 in the two mile run. She also placed 16th in the City-Wide meet at Lake Nokomis, Coach Warren Kaari encourages more women to sign up for the team next year and hopes for a better season. It takes a lot of endurance and will power to be on the team, but you can make real good friends and stick it out together, says one former team member. THE I979 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTR Y TEAM: Lynn Dahlin, Genevieve Chris- topherson. Diane White, Alisa Siegler, Marsha Karpinen and Coach Warren Kaari Women's Cross Country 8174, WWW Coach Kaari times the runners as they come in from a race. Kermit Forseth uses a path around Lake Nokomis during a race, Kermit Forseth stretches out before a race. Mike Capra looks like he could use a swim! Todd Jeffers whizzing his way to the finish line. Jim Goneau on the run! Jim Goneau looks tired after a long race. Todd Jeffers takes his finishing number at the end of a race. Duane Clark tightens his shoe laces before a race. 96 - Men's Cross Country R J 'QS ...N .,,,.. W ---di, 'f-x... Wee, .tr 2' Q' V, Young Cross Country Team Gains Valuable Experience For The Future The Men's Cross Country team had a lot of new people on the team this year who were willing to put in the time and effort to make a good team. There were four ninth graders, two Sophomores, three Juniors and one Senior on this years team. Most say they will come back next year to help the team off to a real good start. Robby Paavola was named outstanding Cross Country runner here at South, but all the members improved over the course of the season. At each meet they competed against two other schools and had two separate scores for each meet. There were seven official meets in all, one regional, one city and five conference. Coach Kaari seemed pleased with the season and is glad that so many of the members will be returning next year. They practiced for an hour in the mornings as well as a couple of hours in the after- noons, running over to the River Road, or Lake Nokomis, or Minne- Q haha Parkway. Even though the team is going to have more exper- i ienced people on the team, they could always use more people to add T depth to the squad. THE MEN'S 1978-79 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Scott Fredell, Todd Jeffers, Mike Capra, Robert Paavola and Kermit Forseth. TOP ROW: John Hajicek, Duane Clark, Chris Scheffman, Mike Arpan, James Goneau and Coach, Warren Kaari. L M'-2453 arrkif r 531' 1, Men's Cross Country Q 97 Team Unity Helps Improve Girl Swimmers Record This years Girl Swimmers did very well in regional com- petition. The Free style relay team came in 5th and the Medlay Relay team placed 6th. Kim Wise placed 9th in the 50 yd. Individual Free Style event. The team record was 2-7. The team beat Henry and Marshall-U. This years captains were Marie Capra and Kim Wise. The team improved over last year. They prac- , K ticed everyday from 3-5 with the season starting Aug. 22 and ending Nov. 28. The team was once again coached by Mike Anderson, who was assisted by Neil Anderson. The team has grown in spirit and there was a definite feeling of real unity this year. A' sg . 'ax 2 ga:-H. . f N' 2 il if ii . .. r . . i Sas THE 1978-1979 WOMENS SWIM TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jodi Pirilla, Diane Janey, Nicki Bennett, Julie Cowan. CENTER ROW? Laura Norman, Monica Capra, Dianna Bernard, Nora Strand, Kim Wise, Cathy Wurzer. TOP ROW? Dawn Jensen, Marie Capra, Lois Mohs, Tammy Wise, Karen Jespersen, Sonja Thompson, Carol Chambers and Deanne Knutson. 98 - Women's Swimming - B? .JSE W , , . Q. , xy ,, l .. , '56 .. E 1i!g,:7 ig'?, . we 1 Kim Wise does the Free Style. Deanna Knutson does a Inward Tuck. Coach Mike Anderson gives helpful instructions. This years girls swimming Captains, Kim Wise and Marie Capra. Coach Mike Anderson takes the Nestea Plunge. Laura Norman does the Butterfly. Up, up and away goes Kim Wise. Marie Capra, starring in Jaws 3f' Women's Swimming id I978- 79 MENS SWIM TEA M: BOTTOM ROW: Scott Sayers, Bill Bennett, Vince Olson, Joe Ness, Shaun Pritchard, Dan Zuriff and Rob Hansen. CENTER ROW: Rich Hansen, Wayne Andes, Dan Curtis, Andy Wrobel and Dave Benson. TOP ROW: Tim Sanders, Paul Kelm, Mike Rodacker, Mark Peterson, Rob Teclaw, Tim Gulbrandson, Charlie Baker, Jim Corbesia and Jim Walker. i ! I.Mike Rodacker as he does the butterfly. 2.A good dive done by Rich Hansen. 3.Dan Zuriff as he free swims across the pool. 4.Butterf'ly swimming done by Davc Benson. 5.Jim Corbesia doing the butterfly. 6.Good free swimming done by Paul Kelm. 100 - Mens Swimming ,.f-xx South Swim Team Builds For The Future - Prospects Bright! South's young swim team surprised no one this year. How- ever, the future is bright with several outstanding 8th, 9th and 10th graders returning. The loss of Garrett Gibbs, a bonafide state meet prospect early in the year with a punctured eardrum, was a difficult blow to overcome. Rich Hansen, a Junior all around swimmer, filled in and provided very fine leadership. Wait until next year, has been the battle cry during the entire season. Time will tell if these long range predictions of future success will come true. Coach Haugen, Coach Anderson, Captain Hansen and Coach Anderson. 4.,v' Q7 1978-79 WOMENS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM' BOTTOM ROW'Marlo Roscnau Patsy Rindfleiseh Sue Berv S h O l B ' 4 - . - . g, ara ee, renda Aguilar and Kim Wise. .TOP ROW: Coach Kirk Nelson. Carrie Boswell, Darcy Alm, Annette Jeffrey, Sue Bellecourt and Joan Tompkins. l I978-79 WOMENS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL T1:'A M: BOTTOM ROW: Marlo Rosenau, Lola Castro, Katrina Morris, Angie Kapishkowit and Brenda Aguilar. TOP ROW: Coach Willie Owens, Sheri Boster, Gail Thompson, Annette Jeffrey and Debbie Connors, 102 - Women's Basketball l v- s1 'PRQWX 0 MM, A 1 , o , exam' - vw' s w 49 4 if . L.. l 3 if South 3 Basketball Teams Look To The Future- I Dale Poitra Is All- City. The 1978-79 Varsity Basketball Team ended the season with a frustrating l-18 record. Senior captain, Dale Poitra, was the bright spot. He was third in the city in scoring, and was selected by the coaches to the All-City team. Coach Magdanz stated that this years team didn't have as much talent as the teams in the past. The outlook for next years team is for lots of Sophomores coming up to the varsity. The Sophomores will not be very big, but Coach Magdanz says that we will not have to worry, as all of the teams next year will be smaller in height. Most of the current Juniors will be coming back, but no Dale Poitra! at ,W ..t. W THE 1978-79 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEA M: BOTTOM ROW.'Chris Nutter, Danny Howes, Mark Bowie and Brian Rich. TOP ROW: Dean Pendleton, Dan Rahman, Mike Hall and Lance Taylor. E it 5 T 4 s l had was lu- .Q THE I978-79 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Brent Jeffers. Steve Rogers, Terry Seheele, John Outlaw und Val Pacheco. TOP ROW: Dale Poitra, Brian Crusan, Clarence Flowers, Bob Ness, Viktors Rozenbergs and Head Coach, Eric Magdanz. . iv 4 wks . I ' J' .e.. 3 - l - K . , ...,..e.,.. if , AI s ,ff sf - if T 67 f w . .ess WWW.. -M -M.-. ' l.Clarence Flowers jumps for u rebound at thc Roosevelt game. 2.The team discusses strategy during Ll time out. 4.John Outlaw leaps up over un opposing Roosevelt defender. 5.Dale Poitra puts up one of his muny rainbow jump shots. I+. 3.Clarence Flowers jumps the opening tip ul the Roosevelt game. .W..,,.,Su....,t. 1, tt j 5 Guys Basketball Wins And Losses . . . The 1978-79 Wrestling season was an exciting time for South wrestlers. Highlights for the team were a second place finish at the Anoka Tournament and a fifth place finish at the Edina East Invitational, along with three hard fought dual team wins. Individual successes were many, and combined with captain Jerry Skinaway's leadership and captain Brad Carlson's nev- er give up attitude, the Tigers placed third in the region. Among the outstanding team members were Andy Strand, who placed first in Anoka, and Mario Gonzalez, who was the region SAA champion. All in all 78-79 was a very uccessful year, and Coach We- bert hopes next year will be even better with promising wres- tlers like Bill Kreevoy, Dale Horton, Mike Andrusko, Andy Strand, Ed Kurschner and Phil Lawrence returning. 1 2 ,.. ... 3 A eeet , '1'5GE's?Sk1fiV Z' 3 e l06 Wrestling i I978-79 WRESTLING TEA M: BOTTOM ROW:Captains Brad Carlson and Gerry Skinaway. SECOND ROW: Ricky Gabriclson, Don Carlson, Dale Horton, Mike Andrusko, Andy Strand and Ed Kursehner. TOP ROW:Coach Wcbert, Sheldon Roberts, Vance Crawford, Mike Labrec, Bill Hall, Phil Lawrence, Bill Krcevoy, Mario Gonzalez and Assistant Coach Converse s FAQ plum--sw -ev-N.. Q K . .lerry Skinuway does 'tn inside switch -. Bill Krecvoy stands ready for his mitch . Mario Gonzalez bars the arm ol a Henry opponent .Coach Wcbcrt yclls help 'ind encour'ii.emenl to his wrestlers ,. Bill Hall wins his match over his llenry opponent . Ed Kurschncr hovers oxer his man. setting, him for a pin . Dale Horton gets two points , Phil Lawrence shows the 'agony ol' defeat Wrestling l07 Women Gymnasts Lose Most Top Perform ers To Graduation - But Fu ture Looks Brigh t! The girls gymnastics team members compete in four events, Balance Beam, Vaulting, Uneven bars, and Floor exercise. A team is allowed to compete five girls on the 'A' team and six on the 'B' team for each event. The girls worked very hard and improved their skills during the season. Laura Norman and Debbie Rosenow competed all around for the entire season which is a challenge. The girls are looking forward to a great season next year. MD 108 f Women's Gymnastics W ,.,t t ., awww, ..,, MA- -- miibhlnolq l.Debbie Rosenow performs on the balance beam. 2.Laura Norman and Kim Wise talk to Coach Johnson about how going. 3.From beginner to expert , Kim Wise has come a long way, 4.Theresa Sydeg Oh please give me an 8 on my performance. l 6.Terry Rosenow does a handstand on the balance beam. 7.Monica Caprag Hang on baby, Friday's coming! - 8.Lois Mohs does her routine on the uneven bars. 5.Laura Norman shows poise und technique on the balance beam. 21 ITICCI ls ,,,, . W-ug -Fifi! ivy-'aft fifilffffw.-W ty f I ' - ' ., ,R THE 1978-79 GIRLSGYMNASTICS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Allen, Joan Harrity, Julie Cowan, Terry Rosenow, Theresa Syde and Kristine Brown. SECOND ROW: Margo Munson, Alisa Siegler, Becky Johnson, Assistant Coachg Nancy Johnson, Coachg Barb Prok, Coachg Lois Mohs, Kim Wise and Mary Byrd. TOP ROW: Lynn Dahlen, Susie Barge and Monica Capra. lla ,..m...a a 109 MA ns., -. Q QA' T' 'lu T' , em sw '-A gllslf ..-fl I978-79 VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD: BOTTOM ROW: Greg Jensen, Larry Rincon, Brad Nygren, Gary Silbernagle. Dorlen Lundberg, Bill Murden, Mike Skrypez, Steve Chicilo. TOP ROW: Mike Janey, Rick Wood, Chad Nelson, Barry Erickson, Kevin Hoyhtya, Brian Thompson, coach Rick Alm, Matt Ocel, Jimmy Rincon, Steve Juney and Tory Nygren. H---fi i .t -' 9 X y 'Q Q' Z' s Q ,- J 5 1 K , l. Matt Ocel faces-off against the Roosevelt Teddies. 2. South team keys up for u win at the begin- ning ofthe game. 3. Jimmy Rincon goes in for u South goul. 4. Tension is high as opposing team approaches a score, 5. Matt Ocel takes the puck into thc opponents territory. 6. South Tigers check Teddies into the boards. l I0 - Hockey 3 g E fit..-ws ll fi 1 ' ,A K A ki. - Q 42-1 4 Q 1 , Ska ters Post 7-I2-I Record This years hockey team worked hard to reach the record of 7-12-l. Coach Rick Alm feels that the team showed most of its improvement in team play and pass- ing. This years captain was Matt Ocel. The alternate cap- tains were Bill Marden, Larry Rincon, and Gary. Silber- nagle. Next years team will be losing these four, as well as seven other seniors. Despite the fact, coach Rick Alm knows that eight to ten of the teams members will be returning next year. He feels that these men lack game experience, but do have a good attitude. This attitude has been with the team from the very beginning. The roar of the crowd gives the team the spirit to go out fighting and keep on fighting. They all hope that next year, they can overcome all of their past short-comings. 3 -s .299 1. MTI vi it THE I978-79 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mike Carlson, Mike Janey, Craig Nelson, Jeff Larch, Greg Vesey, Ralph Glad and Tory Nygren. TOP ROW:Glcn Roscnow, Scan Lindcrholm, Tony Vossen, Steve Anderson, Steve Janey, Kevin Hoyhtyd, Tom Patterson, Cliff Pond and Coach Larry Alm. Southls Cross Country Ski Team Ends Season S with A 'fH1gh.P' if The kind of high referred to is the result of ten dedicated team members successfully completing a season of skiing 8th in the city competition. To do this South had to beat West and Marshal U. High Schools. Active team members for this years Cross Country ski team and their best times include: Boy's C10 kmj, Mike O'Connell- 40.l4g Gary Skramstad-44.013 Richard Fong-41.485 Dave Kreft-45.053 Scott Fredell-46.063 Dean Christopherson-46.03g John Hajicek- 43.363 Dale Christopherson-60. Charlie Schneider was injured early in the season so there was no way to determine his best time. Skiiing for South's girls C5 kmj races was Marsha Karpinen. Marsha's best time was 21.02. H THIS I978-79 OROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mike O'Connell, Dean Christopherson, Richard Fong, Marsha Karpmen and Trilby Gilmore, coach. TOP ROW:Charlic Schneider, David Kreft, Scott Fredcll, Dale Christopherson, Gary Skramstad and John Hajicek. ,arf . l E X' XI l. Gary Skramstad tracks an opponent in the city cross country meet. 2. Marsha Karpinen and Coach Trilby Gilmore tulk over strategy. 3. Charlie Schneider keeping low to keep up his speed. 4. Rich Fong trys to get u fast take off. 5. Dale Christopherson stoops for at sliding run. 6, Scott Fredellg Over the hills and through the woods to grandmothers house we go. 7. Dean Christophersong l'll just take my time, l'm in the lead anyhow. 8, Team members watch how the meet is going. it . tl f '1'i' .IXQA l r i I' f 5? ' 'Q-.hu l . gg MSN V-A ,I X i f . 5 7 l A . 7 I W I 357 E. Lui- he . tvs?-Tfl?. XX .. , A w 1 5 y . uf fe' A' C. 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Cross Country Skiing - l I3 Football South 14 North 11 Southwest 0 Edison 19 Roosevelt 25 Prior Lake 19 Henry 0 Washburn 7 Central 34 West Mens Cross Country South 50 Southwest 38 North 35 Central 50 Henry 32 West 35 Edison 40 Harding 46 Roosevelt 50 West Womens Cross Country South 50 Southwest 31 North 45 Central 50 Henry 50 Edison 34 West 46 Harding 50 West 45 Roosevelt Womens Swimming South 60 Edison 25 West 33 Washburn 33 Marshall-U 73 Roosevelt 42 Henry 27 Southwest 50 Central Volleyball South 4-10 Henry 18-6-7 Southwest 18-18 North I4-19 Washburn 15-18-16 West 18-18 Edison 6-5 Roosevelt 18-18 Central 114 - Sports Scores 8 8 48 38 41 34 27 13 20 15 19 20 15 24 22 20 17 15 15 24 15 15 15 22 16 15 16 95 55 126 50 91 40 125 103 18-18 16-18-18 9-7 18-17-18 18-15-18 15-4 18-18 10-8 Sports Scoreboard South 4 0 0 5 2 l 0 1 South 38 45-31 29-45 64-65 43-57 59-43 47-50 84-69 46-51 72 South 36-38 24-30 45-52 34-43 39-25 42-44 44-45 62-50 33 South 73.16 63.75 65.6 89,1 86 70 89.95 89 80.55 90.15 South 66 41 33 32 56 76 36 55.5 Womens Tennis Henry Southwest Washburn N orth Central West Edison Roosevelt Mens Basketball Mayo Washburn Roosevelt Henry West Southwest Central Edison N orth Beniide Womens Basketball Southwest Central Edison North Washburn Roosevelt Henry West Columbia H. Gymnastics C ha ska Brook. Cen. Rooseveit Southwest Washburn North Henry Central Edison West Mens Swimming Edison Southwest Central Marshal 1-U Washburn Henry West Roosevelt 1 5 5 0 3 4 5 4 73 93- 104 54-68 83-93 91-85 69-71 95-94 70-81 120-98 80 44-44 36-39 42-39 74-6 7 40-40 49-43 37-44 26-21 53 86.9 53.07 83.4 95.9 96.4 34.7 83.3 104 56.55 106 83 127 49 49 93 85 45 108 Hockey South 6 Edison 4 Henry 1-3 Washburn 5-2 Roosevelt 2 Southwest 9-5 Central 15-14 North 1 West Wrestling South 2nd Anoka Tour. 12 Edison Sth Edina Tour. 21 North 42 West 29 Southeast 30 Benilde 23 Henry 23 Central 24 St. P. Cen. 3 Roosevelt 9 Fridley '72 Brady 12 Washburn Mens X-Country Skiing South 15 Marshall-U 6 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 8 Central S North 6 Henry 10 West Womens X-Country Skiing South 6 Marshall-U 4 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 6 Central 6 North 4 Henry 6 West 5 Edison 5 Southwest fi LL-1A t . X Q Community School ls Available For All Community Education helps children, teenagers, adults and senior citizens to use South High School. Adult Education classes are held in the Fall, Winter and Spring of each year. Classes include American Indian Culture, Foreign Cooking, Snowshoe Building, Home Improvement classes, Disco Dance, Auto Me- chanics, Typing, Welding, Woodworking and many others. Activities for children were held one night a week. Senior Citizens met during the school day on Wednes- days and Fridays. Health clinics for Seniors were held on Tuesdays and Fridays. The Community School helped develop block clubs in the Corcoran neighborhood this year as a result of a SNAP grant from the Charles Stewart Mott Founda- tion. cl' NA: THE SOUTH COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Ermina Jewell and Lois Wal- burg TOP ROW Ruth White Beverley Kauth, Linda Gullickson, Marty Harding, Patti Stuhlman, l. A student practices her artork in the Painting and Sketching class. 2. Sign Language is a popular Community School class. 3. Two students learn about the camera from their instructor in Basic Photography class. Community School .r,., ' ' .,.. ll5 K ,Qin is M l I I6 f- Group Division Y i ly' U ?Q of ,q af., ' v Q, fp. 1 .C I Qu'- K 1 Yu! 1 U 0 '- s': . ox , t , MAX A' .- f Q i .N 1 jll X f9f+w.i 1ef f tt tl fast - 'QQ if : -1 wait 'sm' - if 1 5-3:3 A fi3l!j':l 55512-Zglgigiii y-QQ' i 1 ,f ,, , . ,, . , . . V, '4 .f E ,sfgwg 'eg . f t 4.1 f x I .ill f Clubs Offer Students 6'Something Not Available In Regular Classes The number of clubs this year was somewhat re- duced compared to last yearg but this year's clubs were fairly active. The French Club sold candy bars towards the beginning of the year, which were a really big hit with students and teachers alike. The Spanish Club planned a trip to Padre Island off the coast of Texas, and offered other South students a chance to go also. The Black Culture Club put on a program for Black History Week that seemed a big successg with dancing, singing and poems. The TANS club was more of a community centered group that didn't ad- vertise their activities in school very much. Stage Crew participated in all of the Auditorium programs, including the musical and play. All in all it wasn't a dull year for those involved in the different groups around school. l Students from the Spanish Club listen to tapes of the Spanish Language in class. 2. Mark Bowie, a member of the Black Culture Club, models a suit in the Black History Week program. 3. Choir can be a fun group to join! 4. Spanish Club members display a pinata they made. 5. Mae Hill reads a poem in the Black History Week program. 6. Connie Stately, a member of TANS, dances in her Native American Costume. Group Division Outh erner Staff Thrives .5 as Under New Advisor X- This years Southerner Staff was under the direction of a new teacher named Elaine Nygren. She had never been a newspaper advisor before and so she learned along with the students as they produced the paper. There were a lot of changes in this years newspaper such XJ asg selling adds because the staff was short on money for the paper, The first issue was made especially for the Sopho- mores and was given out on Sophomore Orientation day. This Sophomore paper was written to give Sophomores an idea of what South is like and what to expect from the schoolg The paper also got more participation from the staff because everyone helped edit etc., and as a result, issues were finished much faster. As always the staff wrote for the pleasure of South students. They tried to keep the attention of the readers throughout the whole paper. This paper lightened the day of many South High Students. EDITORS: Kordi Risvold and Barb Blair. ADVISOR: Elaine Nygrcn. ,M 1978-79 SOUTH HIGH SOUTHERNER STAFF' BOTTOM ROW: Alida Perkins, Skip Larson, Bev Wald, Gregg Allen, Lisa Rehberger and Vik Rozenbergs. TOP ROW: Brad Carroll, Fabian Hurd, Bob Young, Dan Curtis and Dale Dugan. '5 1978-79 SOUTH HIGH SOUTHERNER STAFF' Rich Hansen, Artis Houle, Sue Berg, Fran Edwards, Mary Gulbrandson, Barb Zipoy, Cindy Gomez, Sue Pederson and Charlie Booth. NOT PICTURED: Scott Elms. C27 l X Yearbook Is Tons Of ff Work, Say Editors! South's Tiger Yearbook Staff consisted of fifteen members who dedicated a lot of their time to make this year's book the best one ever. Each and every member had their own assignments to complete throughout the first two trimesters. Scott Elms spent most of his time drawing the tigers and other things for the book. Sara Ocel and Dan McConville took most of the pictures for the book, and developed them during second hour. The editors of the staff spent a lot of their time planning the book with Mr. Wold after school, and during sixth hour it Q when the staff had class. The editors were the only three Rs 'B' people that came back from last year's staff, but next if year, hopefully, their will be almost half of the staff ' returning to try and make an even better book. All of the members had to go out and solicit ads in order to finance the book, aswell as collect money from students buying the yearbook during lunch and Tally Day. Now that you've paged through the yearbook, we hope you will enjoy it in the years to come. Af THE 1978-79 TIGER YEARBOOK STAFF: ABOVE PHOTO: BOTTOM ROW: Editors, Connie Schultz and Rcnce Schmidt. TOP ROW: Advisor, Mr. Wold and Editor Lynne Marihart. MIDDLE PHOTO:Clz1udia Smith, Margie Aabcrg, Vik Rozenbergs and Brian Crusan. BOTTOM PHOTO: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Walker, Mike Andrusko, Barb Zipoy and Scott Elms. TOP ROW: Katy Hogan and Denise Gill. PHOTO AT RIGHT: Photographers, Sarah Ocel and Dan McConville. NOT PICTURED: Lori Nyenhuis. W? A kk 'ff 'ff -If gl- ,. - S! 2-v-i--la.- - fi Q X Sl! Tiger Staff M21-'D 'T - ' - LQ 'X I A 'B Il 42 A 'N .J r U C Haag Fu ture Homemakers -3--rgi-33, gr WD' K- W, MM, . Hn., n THE 1978-79 FHA CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Wells, Julie Lossow and Cindy Clarkson. SECOND ROW.' Sandy Hermanson, Brenda Strommen, Cathy Gerard, Marsha Anderson, Michelle Fors. and Sheri En7. TOP ROW: Jody Lorge, Mary Shand, Lisa Valenti, and Mrs. Smith. 1 1. -9 . . . . 9 D1str1but1Ve Educauon -:.r..:'3. THE 1978-79 DECA CL UB: BOTTOM RO W: Kathy Phelps. Dennis Thoma, Vera Skripnik, Becky Holmes, Jill Pearson, Donna Parrow, Val Dynneson and Dean Gustafson. TOP ROW:.lim Fink, Sheryl Roberts. Jayne Clallin, Sarah Ocel, Mary Volner, Terry Thomas, Wanda Geshick, Mr. Swanstrom and Rita Jacques. 120 - D,E,C.A. 8: F.H.A. Club is-li-L f-- , Young Life C77 THE 1978-I979 YOUNG LIFE CL UB: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Shepard, Terri Savage, Ginny Jones, Patti Westlund, Alida Perkins, Joan Tompkins and Marsha Karpinen. SECOND ROW: Ruth Angell, Mark Medvec, Mike Skrypez, Sheldon Loftman, Terry Schcele, Dawn Anderson, Cathy Mathews, and Steve Janey. THIRD ROW:Jody Shclledy, Barry Erickson, Gail Thompson, Teresa Nelson, Lorna Sjolie, Laura Marden and Jody Smith. TOP ROW: Dan Pregler, Mark Angell, Jenny Clark, Nancy Brezinka and .loc Sullivan. gi-E-1 , Young Life Mpm i i S 'M-svn , - fs. --V1.1 -. , THE 1978-79 YOUNG LIFE CL UB: BOTTOM ROW.' Brian Benson, Sandy Anderson, Debbie Shilson, Sue Moats and Rich Garland. SECOND ROW: Don Tuba Westlund, Laura Ott, Nancy Myers, Darcy Alm, Kim Johnson and Brenda Harrity. THIRD ROW: Betty Smith, Teresa Syde, Marie Capra, Tina Jones, Diane Herkal and Linda Overby. TOP ROW: Barb Ivy, Linda Nelson, Jim Phillips, Dale Westlund, Steve Chicilo, Terry Scheele and Lynn Hickey. Young Life 1 Black Culture Club -- ----:E E I, 1, , ff Q ff it uu . ,Q K? r Elf W an ttf ify img 4. , 1 i :Q V 1, gt , . ewgx it Hai .QLE+ ' A ' te' N- A -Q .W W . x 29 el uL.,, 4' f E THE l978-79 BLACK CULTURE CL UB: BOTTOM ROW: Nora Travis, Mark Bowie, Clarissa Murphy, Sheri Bowie. SECOND ROW.'Ginny Jones, Katrina Moore, Carmen Watkins, Linda Bryant, and Mary Byrd. TOP ROW: May Hill, Mr. Tyler, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Owens, Mrs, Royster, Tanya Young, and Vivian Williamson. . . -------3 True Amencan Na t1 ves -:.r.l'3. , . I , 4 , 4 , 1 THE 1978-79 TRUE AMERICAN NATIVE STUDENTS.' BOTTOM ROW: Rosie Johnson, Joelyn Greenleaf, Elaine Smith and Debbie Conners. SECOND ROW: Kiki Stately, Val Pacheco, Glen DeCora, Yvette Delorme and Debbie McDonald. THIRD ROW: Theresa Morrison, Title 4 Aide, Margie Clark Lou Ann Pape, Davette Mason, Connie Stately, Kristy King, Bob Needham and lndian Upward Bound Aide, Rosie Pacheco. FOURTH ROW: Tom Tou illot, ldon Wanstall and Carrie Boswell. TOP ROW: Ed Sayers, Leroy Day, Duane Clark, Sandy Anderson, Sue Bellecourt and Alison Drift, l22 - Black Culture Nvd T. K NS, Club Spanish Club . , ..W, L , 5, , fffbiitf F, lime. 1 E+ 3 JM . MMM, .Cl THE 1978-79 SPANISH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Joan Dropik, Kay VanVleet, Theresa Syde, Wendy Green and Michelle Beal. SECOND ROW: Sheila Gorton, Barb Zipoy, Sue Moats, Pam Moe and Fran Edwards. THIRD ROW: Kelly Brauman, Teri Brown, Paula Kemp, Sharon Davis, Karen Larson, Lynn Halverson, Robin Tatrow, Alison Emery, Melissa Franklin, and Ken Oquist. FOURTH ROW.'Jeff Sands, Dan Rahman, Mike Wensole and Dave Gilbert, ffl- --- ', French Club I un THE 1978-79 FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW:Vivian Lee, Michelle Fors, Beth Pctek, Jim Hines and Connie Schultz. TOP ROW: Byrdine Falcon, Cathy Gerard, Mrs. Bjornson, Michelle Beal, Cathy Couch and Steve Almond. Spanish 8: French Clubs f l23 Y j on ,fs Stage Crew -ll-:gi THE I978-79 STAGE CREW: BOTTOM ROW: Dulc Dugan, Greg Poliscno and Kelly Spratt. TOP ROW1 Tcrry Wells, Dalc Saukerson, Bob Drcschnick and John Fors. ' C - as y Motocross -.i .I..'l Ht M , ,,,,eJ jv trwmg- N' 5 X GS' ' , P ' 1: 1 r V, u I 5 my, ' l s , Q l ,M , T , 1931. f . J , r 4' THE 1978-79 MOTOCROSS CLUB: Mr. Nelson, Paul Hanson, Tony Costello, Jim McDiarmid, Dcnms Heyer and Tory Nygrcn 124 - Stage Crew And Motocross Clubs P.R.LD.E. Comes To South There was a new alternative program at South this year called PRIDE QPersonal Responsibility in Daily Effortj. It was put together in order to aid students having difficulty getting involved in the school and community, and kept them from missing out on basic English and math skills. They also emphasized busi- ness education and work programs to keep the stu- dents active. The program was started during the '77-'78 school year with general planning by Mr. Cady and social worker, Helene Turnbull. But the program didn't start classes until the second tri of the '78-'79 school year. Mr. Friedrichsen, the director of the program, says that the programwas set up as a school within a school with faculty and community aides working to- gether to help the students. The South High faculty involved in the program wereg Ron Petrich, teaching Social Studies, Pat Glynn, teaching Englishg Don So- vell, teaching Mathg Harold Folkstad, teaching Busi- nessg Ruth Schultz on the Work Program, and Irving Smith teaching Basic Skills, as well as Rich Friedrich- sen. oc! Roy Hawkins, Ruth Schultz and Rich Friedrichsen discuss plans for PRIDE, Jim Broden and Arnold Stand talk befor a class. Instructor, Pat Glynn, talks with Lisa Ra- tajczyk, Val Pacheco and Carmen Bal- linger. 4. Ron Petrich teaches a social studies class. P.R.l.D.E Senior Activity AABERG, MARGIE: Yearbook 12. AGUSTIN, SANDRA: Homecom- ing Royalty 12, Concert Choir 10,11,12, Variations 10, South Singers 11,12, Musical 10,l1,l2, Student Union Member 10,1 1,l2, Student Union Officer 10,11,12, Junior Class Officer ll, Cheer- leaders 12, Homecoming Commit- tee ll,l2, Sno Daze Committee 11,12, Track 11,12, Prom Com- mittee 12. ANDERSON, DAWN: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Stu- dent Union Member 10,11,12, Cheerleaders 12, Homecoming Committee 12, Snow Daze Com- mittee 12, Young Life 12, Volley- ball ll, Badminton 10,l1,l2, Prom Committee 12. ANDES, WAYNE: Honor Society 1 l,12, Concert Choir 10,12, South Singers 11,l2, Musical 11,12, Stu- dent Union Member 10,11,l2, Homecoming Committee 12, Pep Club 10, Swimming 12. ANGELOS, KOSTADENA: Hon- or Society l1,12, Snow Daze Roy- alty 12, Musical 12, Winter Play ll,l2, Student Union Member 10,l1,l2, Cheerleaders ll,l2, French Club 10,1l, Young Life ll,l2, Golf 10. BARRETT, PETE: Student Union Member 11, VICA 12, Ski Club 12, Young Life ll, Hockey 10,11, Baseball 10. BECKER, COLLEEN: Honor Soci- ety ll,l2, Newspaper - Southern- er 10, Creative Writing Magazine 12, French Club 11. BERG, SUE: Newspaper - South- erner 12, Basketball 11,12, Soft- ball l1,l2. BLAIR, BARBARA: Honor Soci- ety 11,12, Yearbook 11, Newspa- per - Southerner 11,12, Home- coming Royalty 12, Snow Daze Royalty 11, Concert Choir 10, South Singers ll,l2, Musical 10,ll, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 11, Cheerleaders 10, Homecom- ing Committee 10,11,12, Sno- Daze Committee l0,1l,12, Pep Club 10, Speech Team 11, Track 12. BLOWERS, CANDICE: Newspa- per - Southerner 10, French Club 11 126 - Senior Index Index BRANDT, BRUCE: VICA 12. BRENNAN, KATHY: Homecom- ing Royalty 12, Concert Choir l0,1l,l2, Musical ll, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Senior Class Officer 12, Cheerleaders 12, Young Life l0,ll,l2. BREZINKA, NANCY: Honor So- ciety 1l,l2, Yearbook ll, Student Union Member 10,l1,12, French Club 10,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno-Daze Com- mittee 12, Young Life 12, Speech Team 10, Tennis 10, Badminton 12. BROWN, GLORY ANN: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, South Singers 12, Student Union Mem- ber 11,12, Cheerleaders 10,1 1,12, Homecoming Committee 10,1l,l2, Sno-Daze Committee 10,1 1,12, Young Life 12, Badmin- ton 11. BRUSS, SARA: Honor Society 1l,12, Pep Band 10, Jazz Band ll,l2, Concert Band 10,1l,12, Marching Band 10,11,l2, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Chess Club 11, German Club l0,1l, Softball 1l,12. BYRNE, JULIE: Student Union Member 11,12. CHICILO, STEVE: Newspaper - Southerner 12, Student Union Member 11,12, Spanish Club 12, Young Life 10,11,12, Hockey 10,1 1,l2, Cross Country 10. CHRISTENSEN, KELLIE: Vari- ations 10,1l, Cheerleaders 10. CHRISTOPHERSON, GENE- VIEVE: Pep Band 10, Concert Band 10,l1,l2, Marching Band l1,12, Track 12, Cross Country 12, Softball ll. CLAFLIN, JAYNE: Newspaper - Southerner 10,1 1. CLARKSON, DANNY: Newspa- per - Southerner 12, DECA 10,11, VICA 12. COSTELLO, TONY: Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Union Mem- ber 11,12, Sno Daze Committee 12, Ski Club 10,1 1,12, Moto Cross 10,11,l2, Young Life 10,11,12, Football l0,11,12, Down Hill Ski Team 10,1l, Track 10. COWAN, THERESA: Concert Band 10,ll, Marching Band ll, Basketball 10,1 1, Track 10, Cross Country l0,11,12. CURTIS, DANIEL: Newspaper - Southerner 12, Spanish Club l0,11,12, Football 10, Swimming 10, 12. DAVIS, PAUL: Honor Society ll,l2, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Football l0,11,12. DELUNEY, CATHY: Student Union Member ll,l2, Spanish Club 11, Homecoming Committee 12. DENARDO, RICK: Wrestling 10,1l. DETTMAN, CARRIE: Variations 10, Spanish Club 10,1 1, VICA 12. DICKSON, TIMOTHY: Honor So- ciety 11,l2, Newspaper - South- erner 11,l2, Concert Choir 11, South Singers 12, Musical 12, Winter Play 11, Student Union Member ll,l2, Chess Club 11, German Club 10,1 1, Homecoming Committee 12, Ski Club l1,12, Track 11, Cross Country llr DROPIK, MICHAEL: Newspaper - Southerner 10,1l,12, Student Union Member ll,l2, Baseball 10. DU PAY, JOHNETTE: Newspaper - Southerner l1,12, Student Union Member 11,12. DYNNESON, VALARIE: Student Union Member 10,1 1, Young Life 10, Track 10. ELAVSKY, CONNIE: Honor Soci- ety 11,12, Yearbook 11, Concert Choir 12, Variations 11, Student Union Member 10,11,12. - ELMS, SCOTT: Yearbook 12, Newspaper - Southerner 12, Stu- dent Union Member 10,1l,12, Track 10. ELVENDAHL, LAURA: Sno- Daze Royalty 12, Concert Choir l0,11,12, South Singers 11,12, Musical 10,l1,l2, Student Union Member l0,11,l2, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno-Daze Com- mittee 11. EMERSON, RITA: Newspaper - Southerner 12. ENDERSBE, JEFFREY: VICA 12. FINK, JAMES: Stage Crew ll,l2, DECA 12. FLIFLET, BECKY: Honor Society 11, Newspaper - Southerner 10, Creative Writing Magazine 10, Concert Band 11,12, Marching Band 11, Winter Play 1 1, Baseball 10,1l. FLOWERS, CLARENCE: Track 10, Basketball l0,11,12. FORS, JON: Musical 12, Student Union Member 10,l1,12, Stage Crew 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Track l0,12. GABRIELSON, RICKY: Concert Band 10, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Spanish Club 10,11, Wrestling l0,ll. GALLAGHER, JENNIFER: Vari- ations 11, Concert Band 10,11, Marching Band 11, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Chess Club 11, Cross Country 10. GELDERT, JEFF: Cross Country 10. GLEASON, ED: Honor Society 11, Honor Society President 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Concert Choir 10,11, South Singers 1l,12, Musical 11,12, Winter Play 11,12, Student Union Member l1,12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Astron- omy Club 10, Basketball 10,1l, Baseball 1l,12, Cross Country 10. GOMEZ, CINDY: Newspaper - Southerner 12, Spring Play 11. GONEAU, JAMES: Newspaper - Southerner 11, Concert Choir 10,Il, Cross Country Ski Team 10,1 1, Track 10,1 2, Cross Country 10,l1,12. GRECO, GWEN: Newspaper - Southerener 12, Concert Band 12, Student Union Member 11,12, German Club 11, Homecoming Committee 12. GULBRANDSON, MARY: News- paper - Southerner 12. HAJICEK, MICHELLE: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Chess Club 10,11, Spanish Club 10, Softball 12. HANSEN, CHERI: Student Union Member 12, Young Life l0,11. HANSON, ERIC: Tennis 10,1 1,l2. HANSON, LYNN: Honor Society l1,12, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Cheerleaders l0,11,12, Young Life l0,l1, Volleyball l0,11,12, HANSON, LYNN: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Cheerleaders l0,11,12, Young Life 10,11, Volleyball 10,11,12. HANSON, PAUL: Student Union Member l0,11,12, Spanish Club l1,l2, Moto Cross l0,11,12, Young Life 12, Swimming 10. HARRITY, STEVE: Student Union Member l0,11,12, Young Life 11,12, Football l1,12, Bas- ketballl0, Baseball 9,10,11,l2, Cross Country 10. HARTUNG, DENISE: Concert Choir 1l,12, Variations 10, Stu- dent Union Member 10,1l,12. HERKAL, DIANE: Concert Choir 12, Variations 11, Student Union Member l0,11,12, FHA 12, Homecoming Committee 11, Young Life 12. HOLMES, BECKY: DECA 12. HOLMES, GREGG: Concert Choir 10,l1, Student Union Member 10,1 1,12, Stage Crew 12, Football 10,11,12. HOPPE, ALICE: Newspaper - Southerner 11, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Track 10. HURD, FABIAN: Newspaper - Southerner 12, Football 11. IVERSON, PAVIA: DECA 11,12. JACQUES, RITA: DECA 12. JAMES, RUSSELL: Newspaper - Southerner 11,12. JENSEN, GREG: Spanish Club 12, Hockey l0,11,12, JOHNSON, KIMBERLEY: News- paper - Southerner ll, Concert Choir 12, Student Union Member 12, DECA President 12, Volley- ball 11, Badminton 10, KBEM 11. JOHNSON, PAMELA: Variations 11, Cheerleaders 10,11, Cross Country 11. , JONES, CHERRELL: Student Union Member 10,11,12. JONES, GENNISE: Newspaper - Southerner 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 10,12, Concert Choi l0,11,12, Ju- nior Singers 10, Musical 11, Stu- dent Union Member l1,12, Senior Class Officer 12, Junior Class Of- ficer Il, Cheerleaders 10,1 1,12, Black Culture Club l0,11,12, Young Life Prom Committee 12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. JONES, TINA: Homecoming Roy- alty 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10,11, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Young Life 12. KADLEC, DON: Cross Country Ski Team 10, Cross Country 10,1 1. KERN, JOHN: Football l0,11,12, Baseball 10,ll,12. .KIRK, KEVIN: Football 10,11, Basketball 10. LARSON, JULI: Concert Choir l1,12, Variations 10, Student Union Member 11,l2, French Club 12. LE BRE, MICHAEL: Winter Play ll, Urban Arts 10, Football l0,11,12, Wrestling 10,11,12. LEE, ROGER: Yearbook 11, Pep Band 10, Jazz Band 10, Concert Band 10, Marching Band 10, Stu- dent Union Member l0,11,12, Golf 10,l1,12. LEHMAN, MICHAEL: Concert Choir 10, Musical l0,11,12, Win- ter Play 10,1l, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Stage Crew 10,11,12. LOFTMAN, SHELDON: Newspa- per - Southerner 12, Student Union Member 12, Spanish Club 12, Young Life 12, Baseball 9,10,11. LONGFIELD, MARY: VICA 12. LOSHBAUGH, MARIE: German Club 11, VICA 12. LUEDTKE, LISA: Concert Choir 12, Student Union Member 12. LUNDBERG, DORLEN: Newspa- per - Southerner 12, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Young Life l0,11,12, Football l0,11,12, Hockey l0,11,12, Baseball 10, Golf 11,12. LYNN, TIM: Young Life l0,ll. Hockey 10, Baseball 9,10,11,12. MADSEN, BARB: German Club 10, MOEA 11,12. MAHONEY, GIGI: Pep Band 10, Jazz Band 12, Concert Band l0,11,12, Marching Band 11,12, Student Union Member 12. MARDEN, BILL: Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 10, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Junior Class Officer 11, Young Life 10,1l, Football l0,11,12, Hockey l0,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12. MARIHART, LYNNE: Honor So- ciety 11,l2, Yearbook 11,12, Pep Band 12, Concert Band 11,12, Marching Band 11,12, Student Union Member 1.1,12, Chess Club 11, German Club l0,11,12, Homecoming Committee 12, Sno- Daze Committee 11,12, Softball I1, Yearbook Editor 12. MASON, DAVETTE: TANS l0,11,12. MC CONVILLE, KATHY: Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper - Southerner 10, Concert Choir 1l,12, Variations 10, Student Union Member l0,11,12, MONSON, MIKE: VICA 12. MONTOYA, STEVE: Wrestling 10,11,l2. NELSON, CHAD: Homecoming Royalty 12, Young Life 12, Tennis 11, Hockey l0,11,12, Baseball 10. NESS, ROBERT: Honor Society 11,l2, Student Union Member l0,11,12, German Club 10, Foot- ball 12, Basketball l0,11,12, Track 10,1 1,12, Cross Country 10. Senior Index 127 NICHOLS, LAURIE: Homecom- ing Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,1l,12, Spanish Cluk 10, Basketball 11, Track 10. NORBY, BARRY: Student Union Member l0,ll,l2, Football 10, Hockey 10,11, Baseball 10. NORMAN, LAURA: Honor Soci- ety ll,l2, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Variations 10, Cheerleaders 12, Young Life 11,12, Swimming l0,ll,l2, Track l0,ll,l2, Gym- nastics 10,1l,12. NYGREN, BRADLEY: Hockey 11,12. OCEL, MATT: Homecoming Roy- alty 12, Spanish Club ll,l2, Young Life l0,ll,l2, Football 9,10, Hockey1l,12, Golf l0,12. OFFERDAHL, JON: VICA 12, Football l0,ll,l2, Swimming 10,11, Track 10. OLSEN, DAWN: Student Unio' Member 11,12. OLSON, WENDY: Concert Bam 11,12, Marching Band ll,l2, Stu- dent Union Member ll, German Club 10,11, Softball 11,12. OPPEGARD, MARLENE: Con cert Choir 12, Variations 1 1, Stu dent Union Member lO,11,12 Spanish Club 11, Urban Arts 10 Badminton 10. ORNELAS, KAARINA: Honoi Society 11,12, Pep Band 10, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Concert Band 10,1 l,l2, Marching Band 10,1l,12, Musical l0,l2, Winter Play ll,l2, Spanish Club 10,11. DECA 10, Urban Arts 10,11 Speech Team 11. OUTLAW, JOHN: Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 11. South Singers 10,1 l,l2, Pep Band 10, Jazz Band l0,ll,l2, Concert Band 10,11,12,Marching Band 10,1 l,l2, Student Union Member 10,1 1,12, Senior Class Officer 12, Sno-Daze Committee ll, Young Life 10,11,12, Basketball l0,ll,l2, Track 9,10,11,12, OZOLINS, EDITE: Honor Society 11,12, Variations l0,l2, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Volley- ball 10,12. PAPE, LOU: TANS 12. PEARSON, JOY: Yearbook 10, Student Union Member 11,12, MOEA 11,12. PEDERSON, DUANE: Honor So- ciety 11,12, Spanish Club 10,11, Cross Country 11. PERKINS, ALIDA: Newspaper - Southerner 12, Student Union 128-Senior Index Member l0,ll,l2, Ski Club 12, Young Life 10,1 1,12, Track l1,12. PETEK, ELIZABETH: Student Union Member l0,ll,l2, French Club ll,l2, Homecoming Com- mittee 11. PETERSON, JEFF: Pep Band l0,ll,l2, Jazz Band l0,ll,l2, Concert Band 10,1 1,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Ski Club 10,1 l,12. PETERSON, MARK: Newspaper - Southerner 11, Student Union Member l0,ll,l2, Football l0,ll,l2, Swimming 10,11,12, Track 11, Baseball 10. PHILLIPS, JAMES: Concert Choir 10,11, Musical 10, Student Union Member 10,11,12, VICA 10,12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Young Life 10,1l,12, Football 10, Down Hill Ski Team 10,11, Tennis 10. POITRA, DALE: Basketball ll,l2, Baseball 11,12. REHBERGER, LISA: Newspaper - Southerner ll,l2, Sno-Daze Roy- alty 12, Variations 10, Student Union Member l0,ll,l2, Tiger- ettes l0,ll,l2, Homecoming Committee l0,ll,l2, Sno-Daze Committee l0,ll,l2, Young Life 12, Basketball 10. RINCON, LARRY: Moto Cross 11, Football l0,l2, Down Hill Ski Team 11, Hockey 10,1 l,l2, Base- ball 10,l1,l2. RINDFLEISCH, PATSY: Honor Society 11,12, Concert Choir 10, South Singers l1,12, Student Union Member ll,l2, German Club 10, Homecoming Committee 12, Basketball l0,ll,l2, Volley- ball l0,11,12, Softball ll,l2, Bad- minton 11,12. RIVERA, STEPHEN: TANS l1,12, Football 12, Track 11. ROGERS, STEVE: Honor Society 1l,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Pep Band l0,ll,l2, Jazz Band 10,11, Concert Band 10,1 l,l2, Marching Band 12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Junior Class Officer 11, French Club 12, Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 10,11,l2, Baseball 10,11,12. ROMAN, KELLY: Newspaper - Southerner 10, Student Union Member 12, Cheerleaders 10, Homecoming Committee 12, Young Life 10, Swimming 10. RUUD, BARBARA ANN: Con- cert Choir 12, Variations 10,11, Pep Club 10. SAUKERSON, DALE: Musical ll,l2, Winter Play 10,11, Stage Crew 10,11,12, Amateur Radio Club 10. SCHAEFERS, DEBBIE: Student Union Member 11,12. SCHEELE, TERRY: Homecoming Royalty 12, Football 10,11,12 Basketball 12, Baseball 10. SCHMIDT, RENEE: Honor Soci- ety 11,12, Yearbook ll,l2, Con- cert Choir l0,l2, Musical 12, Stu- dent Union Member ll,12, Chess Club 11, German Club 10,11. Homecoming Committee 12, Yearbook Editor 12. SCHNEIBEL, THERESA: Honor Society ll,l2, Concert Choir 11, Variations 10,11, Winter Play 11, Student Union Member 10,1 l,l2, Chess Club 11, Volleyball l0,ll,l2, Badminton l0,ll,l2, Captain Volleyball Team 12. SCHROEDER, DON: Football 10. SCHULTZ, CONNIE: Honor So- ciety 11,12, Yearbook 1l,12, Vari- ations 11, Winter Play 10,11, Stu- dent Union Member l0,ll,l2, French Club 11,12, Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno-Daz: Committee ll, Yearbook Editor 12. SCHWEIZER, MELODIE: Honor Society 11, Student Union Mem- ber l0,ll,12, Young Life 10,11, Swimming 10,11, Gymnastics 10,11. SENNESS, DAVE: Concert Choir l0,ll,l2, South Singers .11,12, Musical l0,ll,l2, Student Union Member 10,l1,12, Football 12, Cross Country Ski Team 10,1 1,12, Track 12, Cross Country 10. SILBERNAGLE, GARY: Hockey 10,l1,12. SILBERNAGLE, GAYLE: Vari- ations 10, Spanish Club 10,11, VICA 12. SKARE, KAREN: Newspaper - Southerner 11, Student Union Member 12, Tigerettes 10,11, DECA 12. SKINNER, KIMBERLY: Student Union Member 12, VICA 12. SKRIPNIK, VERA: Student Union Member 11, DECA 12, Track 9,l0,l1. SLETTEN, LIONEL: VICA 12. SMITH, FRANK: Student Union Member ll,l2, Spanish Club 11,12, Ski Club 11,12, Young Life 10, Football 10,1l,l2, Baseball 10. SPRATT, KELLY: Honor Society 11,12, Musical 11,12, Winter Play ll,l2, Student Union Member 12, Stage Crew 1O,11,12. 9 STARK, BRAD: Pep Band 10, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Marching BAnd 10,11,12, Ski Club 12. STARRETT, SUZANNE: Student Union Member 12. SUNELL, PAULA: Honor Society 11,12, Concert Choir 12, Vari- ations 10,11, Student Union Member 10,11,l2, Sno-Daze Committee 11. SUPALO, GREGORY: Pep Band 10,l1,12, Jazz Band 10,11,l2, Concert Band 10,11,12, Marching Band 10,11,12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Ski Club 10,11,12. SWING, DAWN: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Student Union Member 10,l1,12, Stage Crew 12. THOMA, DENNIS: DECA 12, Young Life 12. THOMAS, LEAH: Student Union Member 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10, Pep Club 10, Young Life 10. THOMAS, TERESA: Variations 10, Spanish Club 10, DECA 12, Urban Arts 10. TOMPKINS, JOAN: Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 11, Stu- dent Union Member l0,11,12, Young Life 12, Basketball 10,11,12, Volleyball 11, Softball 12, Badminton 10. VICK, DAVID: Sno-Daze Commit- tee 12, Down Hill Ski Team 11. VOLNER, MARY: Honor Society 11, Concert Choir 12, DECA 12. WALKER, NANCY: Yearbook 12, Concert Choir 12, Variations 10,11, Student Union Member 11,12, Spanish Club 10, Cross Country 11, Golf 10. WELLS, TAMMY: Yearbook 11, Newspaper - Southerner 1 1, Vari- ations 10,11, Pep Band 10,1l,12, Jazz Band 11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Marching Band 11,12, Winter Play 11, Student Union Member 11,12, Cheerleaders 10, FHA l0,11,12, Homecoming Committee 11, Urban Arts 1l,12, Young Life 10,11, Speech Team 11. WESTBY, BRUCE: Newspaper - Southerner 11, Creative Writing Magazine 10, Ski Club 10,11,12, Cross Country 10. WESTLUND, PATTI: Concert Choir 12, Variations l0,11, Stu- dent Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 12, Cheer- leaders 10, FHA 11,12, Home- coming Committee 11,12, Sno- Daze Committee 11,12, Young Life 10,11,l2. WHITE, DIANE: Concert Choir 11, Pep Band 12, Jazz Band 12, Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Student Union Member 12, VICA 12, Cross Country Ski Team 11,12, Track 10,11,12, Cross Country 11,12. WILLIS, SANDY: Honor Society 11,12, Student Union Member l0,11,12, Tigerettes 10, German Club 10, Homecoming Committee ll. WISE, KIM: Honor Society l1,12, Sno Daze Royalty 12, Variations 10, Student Union Member 10, Cheerleaders 12, Young Life 11,l2, Swimming 10,11,12, Bas- ketball 12, Track 10,1l,12, Gym- nastics 10,11,12. Student Picture Index Aaberg, Karl: 26, 44 Aaberg, Margie: 54, 119 Aarvig, Erica: 32, 50, 86 Adamson, Jane: 16, 26, 44, 88, 89 Affeldt, Garrett: 32 Aguilar, Brenda: 32, 91, 102, 103 Agustin, Sandy: 14, 15, 17, 26, 27, 28, 40, 51, 54, 85 Alger, Holly: 32 Allen, Gregory: 24, 28, 32, 118 Allen, Michele: 109 Allers, Colleen: 54 Alm, Darcy: 10, 16, 44, 85, 90, 91 102, 103, 121 Almond, Steven: 32, 123 Almquist, Dee Dee: 44 Almquist, Jeff: 44 Anderson David: 44 Anderson Dawn: 26, 54, 85, 121 Anderson Jesse: 40 Anderson Lori: 18, 32 Anderson Lynne: 44 Anderson Marcia: 44, 88, 89, 120 Anderson Randy: 44 Anderson Sandy: 44, 91, 121. 122, 140 Anderson Steve: 15, 25, 27, 44, 92,111 140 Anderson Todd: 44 Anderson, Wanda: 2, 25, 32, 50, 86 Andes, Wayne: 27, 28, 54, 73, 100 Andrusko, Mike: 26, 29, 44, 83, 119 Andrys, Mike: 44 Angelos, Kostadena: 28, 40, 50, 54, 73, 85, 93 Arlt, Vickie: 32 Arpan, Michael: 32, 97 Aulwes, Kathleen: 32 Austin, Donald: 32 Averill, Mary: 26, 32, 84 Baardson Doug: 19, 54 Baardson, Duane: 32, 93 Backer, Michael: 8, 32, 93 Baeyen, Bruce: 44 Baker, Cathy: 52, 54 Baker, Charlie: 100 Baker, Todd: 32 Balfe, Beth: 44 Ballinger, Carmen: 121 Balluff, Mike: 44, 45 Barge, Susie: 109 Barse, Lori: 44 Bartholomew, Theresa: 32 Barton, Todd: 32 Beal, Michelle: 22, 44, 123 Beaulieu, Bradley: 32 Beaupre, Maggie: 32 Becker, Colleen: 54 Becker, Maureen: 44 Behl, Tammy: 13 Belev, Richard: 32 Bell, Randy: 32 Bellamy, Kathy: 32 Bellecourt, Sue: 102, 122 Bellowmini, Guy: 32 Bennett, Bill: 100 Bennett, Nicki: 98 Benson, Brian: 121 Benson, David: 32, 93, 100, 101 Berg, Donna: 54 Berg, Ken: 44' Berg, Laurie: 32 Berg, Sue Ann: 9, 54, 102, 103, 118 Bernard, Dianna: 98 Betzold, Mark: 44 Bingman, Mike: 54 Blair, Barbara: 14, 17, 27, 55, 73, 118 Blair, Linda: 55 Blanchard, Terrance: 32 Blowers, Candice: 55 Bock, Bernadette: 13 Bogenreif, Lance: 55 Bono, Kathleen: 32 Bono, Steve: 55 Booth, Charles: 8, 26, 44, 118 Booth, Thomas: 32, 93 Bosquez, Desiree: 26, 32 Boster, Sheri: 102 Boswell, Carrie: 102 103, 122 Picture Index-129 Bowie, Mark: 32, 104, 116, 122 Bowie, Sherry: 44, 122 Boyd, Richard: 52, 55 Brandt, Bruce: 55 Brauman, Kelli: 44, 123 Brennan, Kathy: 14, 16, 26, 55, 85 Brezinka, Karen: 16, 32, 50, 91 Brezinka, Nancy: 10, 55, 72, 73, 121 Briseno, Ramon: 44, 140 Brodeen, Dawn: 44 Broden, James: 44, 121 Brown, Bill: 26, 32 Brown, Glory Ann: 25, 26, 27, 55, 82, 85 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Kristine: 109 Michelle: 25, 26, 29, 32 Mike: 32 Teri: 123 Brummett, Jan: 26, 28, 32 Bruss, Sara: 23, 24, 73 Bryant, Linda: 122 i Burns, Brenda: 44 Butler, Dina: 44 Buxengard, David: 33 Byrd, Mary: 26, 45, 109, 122 Byrne, June: 45 Campion, William: 33 Capra, Marie: 10, 26, 42, 45, 85, 98, 121 Capra, Mike: 96, 97 Capra, Monica: 109 Carlson, Brad: 56, 106 Carlson, Dwayne: 56 Carlson, Kim: 33 Carlson, Lisa: 56 Carlson, Michael A.: 45 Carlson, Mike D.: 33, 111 Carlson , Robert: 45 Carlson, Robin: 45 Carlson, Russell: 45 Carroll, Brad: 29, 45, 92, 118 Castro, Lola: 33, 102 Chambers, Carol: 23, 24, 28, 45, 98 Chenoweth, Jeff: 33 Chicilo, Steve: 9, 15, 56, 110, 121 Christensen, Kellie: 56 Christnach, Gary: 56 Christopherson, Dale: 33, 112, 113 Christopherson, David: 33 Christopherson, Dean: 24, 33, 112, 113 Christopherson, 95 Gen: 24, 56, 94, Claflin, Jayne: 56, 120 Clark, Angela: 33 Clark, Brenda: 56 Clark, Bruce: 33 Clark, Duane: 13, 97, 122 Clark, Fred: 45 Clark, Jenny: 121 Clarkson, Cindy: 2, 9, 26, 28, 45, 86, 120 Clarkson, Danny: 56 Cole, Gregory: 45 130-Picture Index Cole, Lisa: 33 Collette, Dale: 56 Connors, Debbie: 102, 122 Cooley, Ronald: 33 Corbesia, Carol: 45 Corbesia, Jim: 100, 101 Corgard, Valerie: 33 Costello, Tony: 15, 50, 51, 56, 92, 124 Couch, Cathy: 33, 123 Cowan, Julie: 98, 109 Cowan, Theresa: 57 Cramer, Tom: 45 Crandell, Joan: 57 Crawford, Vance: 33, 93 Crosby, Tim: 45, 73 Crusan, Brian: 45, 105, 119 Curtis, Dan: 57, 100, 118 Dahlager, Julie: 33 Dahlen, David: 24, 33, 35 Dahlin, Lynn: 94, 95, 109 Dale, Rick: 45 Danhouser, Janet: 26 Davis, Paul: 2, 50, 57, 92 Davis, Sharon: 24, 45, 123 Day, Betsy: 7, 26, 33, 89 Day, Leroy: 45, 122 DeCora, Glenn: 122 Delorme, Yvette: 43, 45, 122 Deluney, Cathy: 57 DeMarr, Terry: 8 Denardo, Rick: 140 Deschl, Charmin: 33 Dettman, Carrie: 57 DeVore, Charles: 57 DeYoung, Kevin: 33 Diaz, Tony: 14, 57 Dickson, Tim: 27, 28, 57, 73 Dischinger, Mark: 33, 93 Dorr, Gary: 93 Douglas, Kathleen: 33 Dreschnick, Bob: 124 Drift, Alison: 122 Dropik, Joan: 45, 123 Dudar, Borys: 57 Dugan, Dale: 29, 45, 118, 124 Dunkley, Mike: 8 Dunn, Tom: 33 DuPay, Johnette: 57 Dwyer, Mark: 33, 93 Dynneson, Val: 57, 120 Dyvig, Tom: 33 Ebel, Alan: 53, 58 Economon, Paul: 45 Edwards, Fran: 118, 123 Ehlers, Brian: 24 Eilers, Jane: 33 Elavsky, Pam: 25, 26, 33 Ellefson, Jerry: 45 Eller, Don: 29, 33 Ellgren, Terry: 58 Elliott, Rachelle: 45 Ellwanger, Gerald: 33 Elms, Scott: 58, 109 Elvendahl, Lorie: 25, 27, 28, 50, 58 Emerson, Rita: 58 Emery, Alison: 33, 123 Endersbe, Jeff: 58 Entzel, Margaret: 45 Enz, Sherri: 26, 28, 45, 120 Erickson, Barry: 2, 45, 50, 51, 92, 110, 121 Erickson, Don: 26, 28, 33 93, 140 Erickson, Jennifer: 33 Erickson, Jodie: 33 Erickson, Julie: 45 Erickson, Kim: 45 Eskelson, Ken: 43, 45, 92 Falcon, Byrdina: 33, 123 Feisthamel, Ivan: 33 Findell, Julie: 45 Fink, Jim: 58, 120 Fisher, Karri: 45 Fleck, Robbie: 33, 93 Fliflet, Rebecca: 24, 58 Flowers, Clarence: 105 Fong, Richard: 45, 112, 113 Fors, Jon: 28, 29, 58, 124 Fors, Michelle: 26, 29, 45, 120, 123 Forsell, Forseth, Dorina: 45 Kermit: 96, 97 Forslund, Jeff: 33 Franklin, Melissa: 123 Frazier, F redell, Freitag, Melanie: 90, 91 Scott: 19, 45, 97, 112, 113 David: 45 Fricano, Alfred: 33 Fricano, Rick: 58 Froehling, Deanna: 45 Fuller, Brenda: 33 Gabbert, Sonia: 33 Gabriel, Sheila: 33 Gabrielson, Rick: 58, 107 Gallagher, Jenny: 58 Gardner, Dan: 30 Gauthier, Nancy: 2 Geldert, Jeffrey: 59 Geldert, Lyle: 45 Genung, Joe: 33, 93 Gerard, Cathy: 26, 28, 45, 85, 120 123 Geshick, Wanda: 59, 120 Gibbs, Garrett: 19 Gilbert, David: 34, 123 Gill, Denise: 26, 45, 119 Gill, Tim: 59 Gilsrud, Becky: 34 Glad, Jay: 34 Glad, Ralph: 46, 111, 140 Gleason, Edwin: 14, 27, 28, 29, 51 59, 72, 73 Golightly, Mary: 59 Gollon, Dave: 40 Gomez, Cindy: 59 Goneau, James: 59, 96, 97 Gonzalez, Mario: 6, 59, 92, 106 Gonzalez, Rudy: 34, 93 Goodwin, Steve: 34 Gorton, Sheila: 46, 123 Graves, Colin: 46 Graves, Gloreen: 34 Greco, Gwen: 22, 24, 59 Green, Wendy: 123 Greenleaf, Joelyn: 34, 122 Gregersen, Chris: 34 Grey, Barb: 59 Griep, Mark: 2, 46 Gulbrandson, Mary: 59, 118 Gulbranson, Tim: 46, 100 Gullickson, Dean: 92 Gullickson, Tim: 34 Gunderson, Jackie: 59 Gunderson, Linda: 46 Gustafson, Dean: 60, 120 Gynild, Teri: 34 Haagenson, Melvin: 34 Hadley, James: 46 Hagen, Kelly: 34 Hajicek, Allen: 46 Hajicek, John: 34, 97, 112 Hajicek, Michelle: 60, 73 Hall, Bill: 49, 92, 106, 107 Hall, Diane: 34 Hall, Jeanette: 34 Hall, Jeff: 34 Hall, Mike: 4, 34, 1 Hogan, Katy: 26, 34, 119 Holm, Michelle: 11, 34 Holmes, Becky: 120 Holmes, Gregg: 20, 61, 92 Holmes, Patty: 34 Hoppe, Alice: 9, 50, 61 Hoppe, Pat: 34 Horton, Dale: 46, 106 Houle, Ardis: 25, 27, 28, 42, 46, 86, 118 Houser, Laura: 46 Howes, Danny: 34, 37, 93, 104 Hoyhtya, Kevin: 34, 93, 110, 111 Hurd, Fabian: 118 Imberi, Matthew: 34, 93 Iverson, Leslie: 46, 91 Iverson, Pavia: 61 Ivy, Barb: 121 Jacques, Rita: 61, 120 James, Robert: 46 James, Russell: 61 Janey, Diane: 98 Janey, Mike: 22, 24, 34, 93, 110, 111 Janey, Steve: 23, 24, 43, 46, 47, Halvorson, Lynn: 34, 123 Hamel, Kathy: 34 Handon, Paul: 124 Hansen, Cheri: 60, 140 Hansen, Gary: 60 Hansen, Kenny: 29 Hansen, Rich: 46, 92, 100, 101, 118, 141 Hansen, Rob: 100 Hansen, Scott: 34 Hanson, Eric: 60 Hanson, John: 46 Hanson: Lynn: 60, 85, 91 Hanson, Paul: 53, 60 Harris, Kim: 60 Harrity, Brenda: 9, 26, 28, 42, 46 50, 51, 86,121 Harrity, Joan: 109 Harrity, Steve: 50, 60, 92 Hart, Genise: 46 Hartley, Shelley: 46 Hartung, Denise: 26, 60 Haukos, Wanda: 34 Helget, Mike: 34 Helm, Terry: 34 Hemmesch, Terri: 34 Hepokoski, Sandra: 60 Hepola, Kathy: 60 Herkal, Diane: 26, 61, 121 Hermann, Darla: 26, 46, 86 Hermanson, Sandra: 26, 46, 120 Heyer, Dennis: 124 Hickey, Lynn: 9, 46, 121 Higgins, Alena: 29, 34 Higgins, Judy: 61 Higgins, Michael: 34 Hill, Mae: 116, 122 Hines, James: 46, 123 Hinze, Andrew: 43, 46 Hogan, Dan: 93 110, 111, 121 Jeffers, Brent: 92, 105 Jeffers, Todd: 96, 97 Jeffers, Ward: 61 Jeffrey, Annette: 34, 102 Jensen, Annette: 46 Jensen, Dawn: 98 Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Greg: 53, 61,110 Kim: 61 Stanford: 46 Ketelhut, Kris: 62, 86, 87 Keys, Mike: 46 Kieselbach, Kevin: 35 Kieser, James: 2, 62 King, Kristi: 122 Kirk, Kevin: 62 Kirscht, Kimberly: 35 Kitto, Don: 62 Kleppe, Gary: 35 Klosinski, Lenny: 13, 35 Knox, Glenn: 35 Knutson, Deanne: 98 Konecny, Kent: 43, 46 Konecny, Richard: 35 Korpi, James: 22, 23, 27, 28, 40 50, 63 Kraskey, Crystal: 35 Kraskey, Yvette: 35 Kreevoy, Will: 42, 46, 106 Kreft, David: 35, 112 Kriech, Mary: 47 Kurschner, Ed: 35, 106, 107 Kvale, Lisa: 35 Kyllo, Joni: 62 Labrec, Mike: 107 Labrec, Terry: 47 LaCoursiere, Cherrie: 63 LaCoursiere, Mary: 35 LaDue, John: 63 Lamprecht, Daniel: 47 Lamprecht, Jackie: 63 Langbecker, Linda: 47 Lange, Lori: 47 Langendorf, Cindy: 35 Lanigan, Terese: 35 Tami: 34 Jespersen, Kersten: 30, 34, 84, 98 J ewett, J oelson, Johnson Johnson Johnson Kenny: 34 Amos: 26, 28, 34 , Carl: 46 , Daryl: 35 , Kim D.: 7, 26, 46, 89 Johnson, Kim K.: 26, 61, 121 Johnson, Pam: 61 Johnson Rosie: 35 122 Johnson Z Scott: 46 s Larch, Jeff: 47, 92, 111, 1 Larsen, Bill: 47 Larson Betty: 63 Larson Bill: 47 Larson Julie: 63 Larson Karen: 123 Larson Larry: 21, 47, 83, 92 Larson Phillip: 35 Jones, Gennise: 16, 26, 50, 51, 62, 84, 85, 121, 122 Jones, Mike: 46 Jones, Tina: 9, 14, 26, 62, 121 Julin, Sue: 46 Kadlec, Don: 62 Kadlec, Martin: 35 Kapishkowit, Angie: 35, 102 Kappenman, Elizabeth: 62 Kappes, John: 62 Karpinen, Marsha: 24, 46, 82, 94, 95, 112, 121 Keller, Darla: 46 Keller, Todd: 18, 46 Kelley, Keith: 35 Kellington, Ann: 35, 84 Kelm, Paul: 26, 93, 100, 101 Kemp, Paula: 35, 123 . Kenow, Peggy: 46 Kern, John: 62, 92 Larson, Skip: 118 LaVigne, Mark: 47 Lawrence, Phil: 30, 35, 106 LeBre, Mike: 63 Lee, Roger: 63 Lee, Scott: 35 Lee, Vivian: 35, 123 Lehman, Julie: 26 Lehman, Mike: 63 Leshovsky, John: 35 Lewis, Jeff: 20, 47 Lind, Peggy: 35 Linderholm, Sean: 35, 93, 111 Lindquist, Gordon: 47 Litz, Charles: 35 Loftman, Sheldon: 63, 121, 140 Long, Bill: 35 Long, Lynette: 11, 21, 36 Longhofer, Cris: 36 Lorenzo, Lisa: 13 Lorenzo, Maria: 63 Lorge, Jodi: 26, 27, 28, 47, 120 Loshbaugh, Marie: 63 Picture lndex 131 Lossow, Julie: 26, 28, 43, 47, 120 Lowy, Sheryl: 47 Luedtke, Lisa: 26, 63 Lundberg, Dorlen: 13, 64, 92, 110 Lynn, Tim: 64 Madison, Sue: 21, 47 Madsen, Andy: 26, 27, 28, 47 Madsen, Barb: 64 Madsen, Harlan: 36 Mahoney, Gigi: 22, 24, 64 Mahoney, Liz: 47, 82, 89 Manoleff, David: 47 Marden, Barb: 7, 16, 22, 40, 47 Marden, Bill: 14, 15, 64, 73, 92, 93, 110 Marden, Laura: 36, 86, 121 Marihart, Lynne: 24, 64, 73, 119, 142 Marihart, Paul: 26, 36, 93 Marsyla, Brenda: 7, 47 Martin, Stacey: 47 Martineau, Jodi: 36, 84 Marty, Mary: 36 Mason, Davette: 64, 122 Mason, Stacey: 36 Mateer, Susan: 36, 84 Mathews, Bob: 47 Mathews, Cathy: 16, 36, 91, 121 Mathison, Laurie: 47 Matson, Jeff: 36 Maurer, Leslie: 64 Mayer, Kim: 36 McClanahan, Marty: 36 McConville, Dan: 47, 92, 119 McConville, Kathy: 26 McDiarmid, Jim: 47, 124, 141 McDonald, Debbie: 122 McHie, Angela: 136 McKinney, Richard: 47 McLaughlin, Todd: 47, 141 Medvec, Mark: 64, 121 Mencel, Rich: 47 Miller, Brad: 47 Mitchell, Erick: 23, 47 Mitchell, Jason: 64 Mizell, Charles: 47 Mizell, John: 8 Moats, Sue: 9, 47, 91, 121, 123, 140 Moe, Pam: 47, 123 Mohs, Lois: 36, 98, 109 Mollan, Don: 25, 47 Monroe, Stacy: 36 Montague, Harry: 36, 93 Montoya, Steve: 2, 53 Morris, Debbie: 36 Morris, Katrina: 102, 122 Morrison, Theresa: 47, 122 Munson, Margo: 109 Murphy, Clarissa: 36, 122 Murray, James: 26, 50, 64 Myers, Nancy: 10, 26, 28, 42, 47, 85, 121 Needham, Bob: 122 Nelsen, Peggy: 48 Nelson, Brad: 36 132 Picture Index Nelson, Chad: 14, 15, 19, 65, 110 Nelson, Craig: 36, 111 Nelson, Linda: 121 Nelson, Tami: 26 Nelson, Terry: 65, 121 Ness, Joe: 23, 24, 36, 100 Ness, Robert: 65, 73, 92, 105 Neuman, John: 65 Nichols, Laurie: 14, 65 Nichols, Tim: 36 Norby, Barry: 65 Nordin, Paul: 36 Norman, Laura 19, 50, 65, 73, 85, 98, 99 Nutter, Chris: 36, 37, 93, 104 Nyenhuis, Lori: 16, 27, 28, 48 Nygren, Brad: 110 Nygren, Lance: 36 Nygren, Tory: 110, 111, 124 Ocel, Matt: 10, 14, 110, 111 Ocel, Sarah: 2, 48, 102, 103, 119, 120 O'Connell, Mike: 48, 112 Offerdahl, Jon: 65 Ofsthun, Doug: 48 Oliva, Terry: 48 Olsen, Dawn: 65 Olson, Debbie: 48 Olson, Lonnie: 36 Olson, Mark: 48 Olson, Vince: 36, 93, 100 Olson, Wendy: 24, 65 Omdahl, Rick: 36 Oppegard, Marlene: 8, 26, 65 Oquist, Kenneth: 36, 123 Oreschnick, Bob: 36 Ornelas, Kaarina: 23, 24, 28, 29, 65 Oshie, Mark: 48, 92 Ott, Jackie: 88, 89 Ott, Laura: 19, 48, 89, 121 Outlaw, John: 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 66, 105 Overbo, Jerry: 22, 23, 24, 27, 66, 105 Overbo, Jerry: 22, 23, 24, 36 Overby, Linda: 48, 121 Ozolins, Edite: 25, 26, 66, 73, 91 Ozolins, Kristine: 19, 24, 48, 90, 91 Paavola, Robbie: 48, 97 Pacheco, Val: 105, 121, 122 Pahl, Joy: 48 Pape, LouAnn: 122 Parrow, Donna: 48, 120 Parsons, Leila: 36 Patterson, Tom: 48, 111 Pauling, Kim: 36 Pearson, Jill: 7, 48, 120 Pearson, Joy: 66 Pearson, Julie: 36 Jenny' 26 28 48 Peckham, . , , Pederson, Duane: 66, 73 Pederson, Sue: 16, 36, 84, 118 Peine, Kevin: 36 Pellaton, Andrew: 36 Pendleton, Dean: 37, 93, 104 Perkins, Alida: 66, 118, 121 Perkins, Russell: 48 Petek, Elizabeth: 66, 123 Peterson, Jeff: 23, 24, 66 Peterson, Mark: 66, 92, 100 Petersons, Nora: 37 Phelps, Kathy: 41, 48, 120 Phillips, Jeff: 48 Phillips, Jim: 66, 121 Phillips, Lisa: 26, 37 Pierce, Kenny: 29, 37 Pike, John: 37 Pirilla, Jodi: 98 Pittelkow, Sheryl: 21 Pivec, Lauri: 37 Platt, Dave: 66 Platt, Ken: 48 Poitra, Dale: 66, 104, 105 Poliseno, Greg: 25, 26, 28, 48, 124 Pond, Clifton: 48, 111 Potter, Beth: 37 Prebish, Scott: 66 Pregler, Dan: 121 Pritchard, Sean: 37, 100 Pruett, Allene: 37 Pruett, Everette: 48 Pruett, John: 48 Psihos, Connie: 67 Rahman, Dan: 37, 104, 123 Rannow, Wesley: 37 Ratajczyk, Karen: 48 Ratajczyk, Lisa: 121 Rehberger, Lisa: 50, 67, 86, 118 Rhoades, Tami: 37 Rich, Brian: 37, 93, 104 Rincon, Jimmy: 110, 111 Rincon, Larry: 67, 110 Rindfleisch, Patsy: 27, 67, 73, 90, 91. 102 Risvold, Kordi: 14, 25, 27, 28, 29 50, 67, 87, 118 Rivera, Stephen: 67, 92 Roberts, Dan: 48 Roberts, Scott: 37 Roberts, Sheldon: 48, 92, 107 Roberts, Sheryl: 67, 120 Roberts, Timothy: 37 Rodacker, Mike: 37, 100 Roesner, Bill: 37 Rogers, Dana: 38 Rogers, Kristi: 38 Rogers, Nancy: 38 Rogers, Steve: 12, 19, 24, 50, 67, 73, 92 Roland, Jaclyn: 26, 48, 86 Roman, Kelly: 67 Rosen, Sandy: 38 Rosenau, Glen: 38, 111 Rosenau, Marlo: 24, 38, 91, 102 Rosenow, Debbie: 11, 16, 42, 47, 48, 85 Rosenow, Terry: 109 Roth, Greg: 18, 38 Rozenbergs, Viktors: 40, 41, 48, 105, 118, 119 Thompson Rubenstein, Tom: 67 Ruoho, John: 2 Ruud, Barb: 67 Saastad, Brian: 23, 24, 38 Sanders, Tim: 38, 100 Sands, Jeff: 38, 123 Sandstrom, Doug: 67 Sathre, Dennis: 38 Saukerson, Dale: 68, 124 Savage, Terri: 47, 48, 121 Sax, Garrin: 6, 16, 25, 26, 27, 28, 40, 48, 50, 84, 85 Sayers, Ed: 122 Sayers, Scott: 100 Sehaefers, Debbie: 68 Sehaefers, Diane: 48 Schauff, Melinda: 48, 141 Scheele, Terry: 14, 68, 92, 105, 121 Scheffman, Chris: 48, 97 Scherman, Angela: 38 Schmidt, Renee: 26, 28, 68, 73, 119, 142 Schmidt, Rochelle: 26, 29, 38 Schneibel, Theresa: 40, 68, 73, 91 Schneider, Charlie: 48, 112 Schneider, Teresa: 68 Schoen, Jennifer: 68 Scholtes, Tim: 8, 38 Schroeder, Don: 68 Schroeder, Tim: 38 Schuda, Ed: 48 Schultz, Connie: 68, 73, 119, 123, 142 Schultz, Jeffrey: 38 Schultz, Shelley: 38 Schweizer, Melodie: 68 Schwensen, Monica: 48 Scott, Jim: 48, 92 Sedlock, John: 48, 92 Senness, Dave: 27, 28, 68 Senness, Karen: 26, 38 Shand, Mary: 26, 48, 120 Sharp, Vanessa: 38 Shepard, Kim: 121 Shepherd, Allen: 12, 68 Shilson, Debbie: 48, 91, 121, 140 Shingobe, Melanie: 38 Siegler, Alisa: 94, 95, 109 Silbernagle, Gary: 50, 69, 110 Silbernagle, Gayle: 69 Singleton, Glenn: 26, 38 Sjolie, Laura: q4, 16, 69, 86 Sjolie, Lorna: 2, 49, 86, 121, 140 Skare, Karen: 69 Skinaway, Jerry: 6, 92, 106 Skinner, Kim: 69 Skogstad, Floyd: 49, 92 Skramstad, Gary: 49, 112 Skripnik, Vera: 69, 120 Skrypez, Mike: 18, 69, 110, 121 Sletten, Lionel: 69 Sletten, Naomi: 26, 28, 38 Smith, Claudia: 26, 49, 119 Smith, Dan: 49 Smith, Elaine: 69, 122 Smith, Jody: 26, 38, 121 Snaza, Wendy: 38 Sobotta, Cindy: 38 Soderberg, Richard: 38 Sorensen, Dean: 69 Soulak, Donald: 38, 92 Spencer, Julie: 26, 38 Spratt, Kelly: 8, 29, 40, 69, 73, 124 Spratt, Kevin: 38 Spurlin, Fred: 38 Staebler, Tamie: 23, 24, 26, 28, 38 Staebler, Tom: 23, 27, 28, 49 Stamper, Jhonda: 18, 38, 84 Stand, Arnold: 38, 121 Stanley, Susan: 49 Stark, Brad: 23, 24, 69 Stark, Terri: 49 Starrett, Suzanne: 70 Stately, Connie: 117, 122 Stately, Kiki: 122 Stevenson, Leslie: 38 Stodolka, Shelley: 26, 38 Stordahl, Lori: 24, 38 Stordahl, Steve: 49 Stormer, Kevin: 26, 27, 49 Stout, Jerry: 38 Stout, Loren: 70 Strand, Andy: 49, 107 Strand, Nora: 38, 98 Strommen, Brenda: 26, 86, 120 Sullivan, Joe: 39, 93, 121 Sullivan, Tony: 20 Sunell, Paula: 70 Supalo, Greg: 22, 23, 24, 70 Swing, Dawn: 12, 26, 52, 70 Syde, Theresa: 108, 109, 121, 123 Vandermoon, Virgil: 39 VanEpps, Bruce: 39 Van Vleet, Kay: 39, 123 Vasquez, Val: 84 Vasquez, Veneita: 39 Vessey, Greg: 39, 111 Vick, David: 71 Volner, Mary: 71, 120 Vossen, Tony: 39, 50, 111 Wald, Bev: 2, 27, 49, 118 Walker, Jim: 49, 100 Walker, Nancy: 26, 40, 71, 119 Wallace, Kevin: 23, 49, 92 Walmann, Steve: 49 Wanstall, Eldon: 122 Watkins, Carmen: 24, 26, 49, 122 Watroba, John: 39 Watson, Eugenia: 26, 49 Wells, Tammy: 22, 23, 24, 71, 120 Wells, Terry: 29, 49, 124 Wensole, Mike: 26, 71, 123 Wentworth, Karen: 39, 84 West, Shannon: 39, 84 Westby, Bruce: 71 Westlund, Patty: 7, 17, 26, 71, 121 Westphal, Duane: 49 Wetternach, Cheryl: 39 TakenCareOf, Mavis: 21 Tamble, Bobby: 26, 29, 39 Tatro, Robyn: 39, 123 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