South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1981 volume:

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Charlene Jeffrey, and Sue Houser take a break during Home Ec. 9. Jimmy Wong and Nick Woelfel make their way through the crowded lunch line. 10. Angie Kapishkowit and Rose Waupoose patiently await the next bell. 11. Tammy Johnson. Karen Haroldson. and Shirley Montague pass the time between classes. OPENING THEME — 3 _______________________________Ct dJm, Qu smijaa Ott jmouOjL I___ J rruu___IClqLi__CLidmit __QCtL -ZJw. .-then- h YimTod. n Yi Cjat. Tunb) AM....OJ .CAoag JjIuJl zlQ____QrflSU. JthLU JCaiuT. .. I. Andy Koenigsmark reviews schedule on Tally Pay. 3. Mike Betzold. John Wagner and Ken Larsen compare schedules on Tally Day. 3. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Kaarl helping a student. 4. Mark Woelfel and friends tally for classes. 5. Dan Venier trying to stay awake in Analysis.” 6. Eleanor Felker helps a student on Tally Day. 7. Students signing up for Math classes. 8. Vicki Hansen having her picture taken for yearbook. 9. Joe Balluff doing classwork. 10. Students signing up for English classes. Opening Theme — 5 v 2 }0j jothiL o r rrv 6 — OPENING THEME ail.-vi jjL tkL ) jOum. .JiotXj •• • • SOUTH 1. The Band plays the rouser. 2. Crowd shows spirit at pepfest. 3. Cheering the team on to a victory. 4. Loyal South High fans cheer the team on to a win. 5. Michelle Gerard does a cheer during the pepfest. 6. The Tigcrettes dance to Born to be Alive . 7. Vat Stand and Lori Isham participate in the door decorating contest. 8. Junior Float was one the many floats featured in the 1st Homecoming Parade. OPENING THEME — 7 7hjsxcaLAn , (jUajfQ} jj rwj- C£k7U jjilQtL U€rtZa OsnCQ MtfaA 1XJ - CLburu ,filarC; focth uf ±Mj JhJ Jtto. sfm riAu ,su 3 llXyl ' 1. Terry Mencel and Jim Anderson check sound levels for Homecoming Coronation. 2. Sophomore students make a poster during Homecoming week. 3. Bob Oreschnick crops pictures for the yearbook. 4. Alison Emery. Greg Allen and Brian Saastad put in late hours working on the Southerner. 5. Chris Angelos works on the programs for West Side Story. 6. Todd Linds from helps in constructing the West Side Story set. 7. The Jazz Band rehearses for upcoming events. 8. Michelle Brown fits a costume on Naomi Sletten for West Side Story. 9. Bob Tec aw. Betsy Day and Mike Holien have fun cooking spaghetti for the Spaghetti Dinner. Opening Theme — 9 OJZfTLinriQ- t ni s t � 'VL tsJ. -Tho ov 'LL'rk.h iirphT 11 rfh« TV +H 1 rt firit. rvi nrmlo. CLmrL - 70 wO i j Oo€« U i«-� The 1980 Homecoming Royalty t Danny Howes. Laura Marden. Dean Pendleton. Karen Brezinka. Kevin Hoyhlya. Erica Aarvig. Queen ■ Beth Potter. King • Tony Vossen. Wanda Anderson. Skip Larson. Brenda Aguilar and Mike Janey. . Cindy Souza. Valerie Courgard. and Shelly Stodolka show their spirit before the parade. 2. Mr. Dahl escorts Bill McMoore in the lead car of the parade. 3. South's band heads the parade with their spirit. 4. Homecoming King and Queen. Tony Vossen and Beth Potter. 5. Captains Tony Vossen. Mike Bender and Kevin Hoyhtya lead the football team onto the field. 6. T.A.N.S. students with their float. 7. Sherry Savage and Karla Anderson hang a sign in the commons. 8. Crowd shows spirit at Homecoming Game. HOMECOMING — II Homecoming . . . A Week That Won! This year we had an Old Fashioned Homecoming which featured a parade and a victory instead of shaving cream and confetti. We had the first day off to prepare for the big week ahead because of teachers meetings. Tuesday was Sophomore Day with a few of the sophomores showing their class spirit. Wednesday was Senior Day featuring a Spaghetti Dinner sponsored by the Senior Class and the Coronation of the King and Queen. This years King and Queen are Tony Vossen and Beth Potter. Thursday was Junior Day. The night ended with a hayr-ide at Hanson's Ranch sponsored by the Student Union. Friday was the biggest day of all. with the pepfest. parade, and the devastating 12-0 victory over Southwest. We call the night to an end with the victory dance which featured Midwest Sound and Lighting. And then.? 12 Homecoming I. Sue Pederson and Brian Saastad emcee the events of coronation. 2 Mr. Dahl shows support at the senior sponsored spaghetti dinner. 3. Team members carried coach Sovell off the field after the football game victory. 4. One of the doors in this years contest. 5. Susie Barge chows down during the football game. 6. Sotne artistic students gave the outside a boost in spirit. 7. The jazz band performs at coronation. 8. Rendena Ritchie and Melanie Frazier show spirit on Junior day. 9. The crowd shows their enthusiasm during the game. Homecoming — 13 So rt. Ihsutyi jj.it -hocij alet thsA -jrnrns, .to JLjj JJidnu Qundj— 14 _ OPENING THEME fluft; cJP aQ XLhQflu to_'fnCldJL. J.U) tCal g£, Jau hiVL. ■..------------------------------- I. Mrs. Reed help Pile Christopher son In America. 1 Steve Vrudny and Pan Hogan run the offset press in their Printing class. 3. Matt Imberi. Pong Leonard and Nick Woelfel print silk screen posters in Graphic Arts. 4. Paul Goclon improves his reading skills by reading the newspaper. 5. Russell Burgoyne works on negatives in Graphic Arts. 6. Rudy Gonzzlez shows his strength for the yearbook photographer. 7. History teacher Mr. Axelson lectures to Partnership students. 8. Sophomores listen to a presentation on Computer Catalog Services. 9. Tammy Wise surfaces a board in Woodshop. K). Mr. Chambers presenting a lesson to one of his Biology classes. OPENING THEME — IS I. Eugene Standing Cloud sews and designs the new fashions for the SC's. 1 Mrs. Johnson plans to go into All-Star Wrestling when she retires. 3. Betsy Day hopes to be top waitress at Charlie’s. 4. Lisa Clarkson. Denise Workcuff. and Kim Brodcen practice cheers, hoping to become part of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. 5. Tigerettes shows off on the way to the top. 6. South football team goes All-Pro. 7. Todd Keller practices the Urban Cowboy look. 8. Maree Koll hopes to open her own Italian Restaurant, so she can eat all the spaghetti she wants. 16 — Opening Theme 7?im is jCI utwtAO__Oil Qk JLA____QA J CAJrfrti n MihlM J--------- UA.J klU- UcxqLj ,uu3 , __CLMJ JjJ L Opening Theme — 17 At The OK Corral At 6:15 P.M. SI couples boarded the bus for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was held at Fish Lake Ranch on Dec. 6. Tony Vossen and Mike Bender, sheriffs of the county, had a rough time rounding up all the guys that weren't with their gals. The gals had to bail them out with either a kiss or pay a nickel. There were other activities too. like the square dance, which was a change from the usual Saturday night disco. The Hayride was enjoyed by all. Those who went to this years Sadie, will have something long to remember, as there was fun for . JoJo Provencher shows her guy how to properly Square Dance. 2. The Hayride was enjoyed by all. 3. Charlie Baker. Diane Hall and others show how to have fun. 4. Don Kadlec and Kathy Taplin keep warm by the fire. 5. Mark Oshle and Naomi Sletten pose for their Sadie picture. IS - Sadie Hawk ms Hostages Are Free!! On January JO, 1981, fifty-two Americans were released from the Iranians after four-hundred forty-four days in captivity. On that very same day, Ronald Reagan was sworn in as the four tie th President of the United States. The United States welcomed home the hostages and so did approximately one-hundred South High students and teachers. On January 20th, two bus loads full of South people went to the state capitol to sign the yellow ribbon that had encircled the Foshay Tower for more than a week after the fifty-two were released. They met Governor Al Quie and joined him in a ceremony congratulating the fifty-two for their courage through their ordeal. Other schools from the state were there to sign the ribbon and join in the festivities. I. A yellow ribbon over 300 feet long encircled the Foshay Tower after the release of the hostages. (Picture courtesy of the Mpts Star and Tribune.) 1 Al Quie greets South High student Kevin Hoglund at the ceremonies for the release of the hostages. 3. Alena Higgins proudly signs the yellow ribbon. 4. A group of South High students take a break before the ceremonies begin. Feature — 19 Lack Of Snow Daze” Is Winter Theme This years Sno-Daze was called Lack Of Sno-Daze” because of the lack of snow. The week before Sno-Daze the temperatures rose into the 50’s and 60'$, and melted all the snow. Because of this lack of snow, a lot of the activities were cancelled. This years Sno-Daze week was held February 03-07,1981. Monday night the South High Tiger Hockey team beat Litchfeild in overtime 6-5, in the beginning of the play-offs. On Thursday, students and teachers dressed in the most clashy” clothes they could find for clash Day. Students and teachers were judged and winners were chosen. That night. Cororation was held in the South Auditorium. Entertainment was provided by South Singers. Jazz Band and a duet by Karin Gustafson and Randy Brekhus. and by the Tigerettes. The 1980King and Queen. Larry Larson and Sue Moats. crowned David Wilhelmi and Tammy Wise the 1981 King and Queen. Then Friday night was the dance, where everyone danced to the music of Midwest Light and Sound. 20 — Sno-Daze . The M.C.'s this year were Betsy Day and Mike Holien. 1 Winners for Clash Day during first lunch were Rendena Ritchie. Lynn Hinrichs and Danny Howes. 3. The winners (or Clash Day during second lunch were Tanya McDavid. Tony Stewart, and Mary Marty. • . Last slow dance of the evening. 5. Mr. Chambers being crowned Clash King. 6. Attendants for the Sophomore class were Diane Janey. and Rodney Lossow. For the Junior class they were Corey Hermann and Mary Peterson. 7. South Singers perform something new for Coronation. 8. Karin Gustafson and Randy Brekhus sing You don’t bring me flowers. 9. Dave Wilhelmi and Tammy Wise were our I98DI9SI King and Queen. THE 1980-1981 SNO-DAZE ROYAL TYi Lance Taylor. Jodi Martineau. Brian Rich. Mary Averill. Junior Attendants Cory Hermann and Mary Peterson. King Dave Wilhelmi and Queen Tammy Wise. Sophomore Attendants Diane Janey and Rodney Lossow. Sue Pederson. Sean L inderholm. Ann Kellington. Joe Genung. Shannon West, and Mike Bender. II West Side Story”-Largest Crowds Ever For A South Musical This year's fall musical was West Side Story”, which was comprised of about 60people in the cast and crew. There were about 3,000 people who attended the performances. This included the four nights and the two matinees, one for the Jr. Highs and another for the English classes. This year's production represented many weeks of effort by the Cast. Crew. Terry Hanson. Nancy Doede. Lois Arth and many others who made this production a hit. As with any musical production at South, the cast endured hours of strenuous dance, music, and acting rehearsals. This particular play was chosen not only for its challenge but because of its subject matter. The musical is a modern adaptation of Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet”, with the setting in New York. The musical is centered around the fighting ghetto gangs, the Jets and the Sharks. Tony's (played by Bill Brown) love for Maria (Lori Schuda) is shattered by the hatred of the two gangs, that led to misunderstanding and tragic bloodshed. WEST SIDE STORY CREW. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Anderson. Michelle Brown. Terry Mencel. PjuI Higgens. TOP ROW: Lois Mohs. Ken Hinkel. Don Eller. Glen Thoreson. Bob Oreschnlck, Todd Linds from. Scott Klttleson. K.irin Gust.if son. Lise Dickson. 3 WEST SIDE STORY CAST, BOTTOM ROW. John Schloitke. Vanessa Sharp. Brenda Aguilar. Denise Work cuff. David Wilhelml. Jan Brummett. Mike Wurzer. Joan Harnty. Leslie Stevenson. Tim Thotland. Patty Berg. JoJo Provencher. SECOND ROW, Rick Martinez. Francois Gamier. Mary Peterson. Greg Allen. Jim Larch. Randy Brekhus. Bill Brown. Lori Schuda. Curtis Givens. Doug Harris. Trina Rodgers. Steve LeBre. Laura Marden. THIRD ROWi Mike Andrusko. Jim Stephenson. Jim Hines. Lori Dombrovskis. Naomi Renee Sletten. Cathy Mathews. Dan Pregler. Tammie Wise. Jodi Smith. Donny Erickson. Jeff Johnson. Jon Fors. TOP ROW, Tom Stabbr. Steve Crenshaw. Virgil Vandermoon. I. The Sharks and their girls in the America scene. 1 Tony (Bill Brown) and Riff (Donny Erickson) discuss the situation of the Jets. 3. The Jets and Sharks argue over the terms for the rumble. 4. Maria (Lori Schuda) and Anita (Jan Brummett) talk during the dress shop scene. 5. Bernardo (Dave Wilhelmi) and Riff (Donny Erickson) rumble during the production of W.S.S. 2 ua jjjmhAi athliZaiy llQJdi JLQ lkj jzut. .llfl j uAj .tftrf mxj mxfcL . Beth Potter and Monica Capra show their skill on skis. 1 Tanya T McDavid goes up for the shot. 3. Lance Taylor brushes off the block to gain yardage. A. Athletic Director Richard Kormanick watches as Desi Rojas shows her ball handling skill. 5. Mike Capra catches his second wind to finish the race. 6. South hustles for the puck to set up a pass. 7. V.I.C.T.O.R.Y That's the South High Battle Cry. tACumbf JiXMf J WJL 3hL JsLtd: jjfi. JlQhAJ. ' lh L . Jby zth£ .fOKtlcUn • jrmote. MUA, odthhlic. Ita rmj Mj jzAjbuaU ,______________________________ Athletics — 15 ATHLETICS 1980-81 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Bjornson. Donna Pendleton. Laurie Ifham. Janine Martina. Colleen Schuda. Joan Harrity. Joanie Wong. MIDDLE ROW: Asst. Coach Anita Rindflesh. Val Stand. Cathy Mathews. Karen Brezinka. Diane Baardson. Desi Rojas. Melanie Frazier. Coach Dick Frtedrichsen. TOP ROW: Rose Waupoose. Mark? Rosneau. Brenda Aguilar. 26 —Women's Volleyball Volleyball Team Has Winning Spirit Although the volleyball team didn’t have a winning record (3-11) they did have winning spirit throughout the season. The main problem of the team was getting keyed up enough to play their best. The fans this year were better than usual and once they started cheering there was no stopping the volleyball team. The fans were greatly appreciated. The team was in the Blake Tournament in which they placed third and they also played in the MaCa-lester Tournament. Playing on the team brought about a closeness within the players that is hard to explain. Since many of the players were seniors they made the most of the year and put their best into the team. Richard Friedrichsen was the Coach and he was admired and respected by all the team. Anita Rind-flesh was the Assistant Coach. The J. V. squad had a record of (3-5). Their squad improved each game and there will be many experienced players for the Varsity Team next year. 1. Sue Bjornson dives tor the ball as Jamne Martinez and Colleen Schuda stay ready. 2. Rose Waupoose serves one of her over hand serves. 3. Karen Brezlnka gets ready to bump the ball. 4. Rose Waupoose blocks a spike as Brenda Aguilar looks on. 5. Melanie. Karen, and Marb practice concentration. 6. Val Stand and Cathy Mathews get ready for the serve to come. 7. Joan Harrity and Joanie Wong get set as they wait for the serve. Women's Volleyball 27 1. Dean Pendleton punts on the fourth down. 2. Mike Janey dears the way for Tony Vossen. 3. Gary Dorr looks for receivers before passing. 4. Danny Howes signals the winning touchdown. 5. Gary Dorr calls the next play. 6. Mike Janey fights for yardage on long run. 7. Emotions are shown in many ways at Friday football games. 8. Tony Vossen goes for it. 9. As Mike Janey blocks, Danny Howes runs for the goal line. 1980 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAMi BOTTOM ROW; Randy Greeler. Robert Hansen. Charlie Baker. Ron Gearhart, Tony Stewart. SECOND ROW: Coach John Nuth. and Coach Willie Owens. THIRD ROW: Richard Romano, Troy Ervin. Danny LaRonge. Dan Zuriff. Doug Harris. Todd Bartholomey. FOURTH ROW: Randy Howes. Michael Fredell. Bill Feriancek. Ernie Trimble. Scott Bice. Tim Potter. TOP ROW: Keith Williams. Steve McClanahan. Danny Ungurian. Robert Knutson. Jeffrey Schuda. Steven LeBre. Football Spirit Soars After a slow start the 1980 edition of South Football developed into one of the better teams of the last two decades. Highlights were the 13-11 victory at Roosevelt and the 11-0 Homecoming win over Southwest. In the Roosevelt game. Quarterback Gary Dorr, receivers Dean Pendleton and Lance Taylor, running back Danny Howes and blocker Mike Bender led the best offensive surge South has had since 1973. The Homecoming victory was a sweet win that featured near perfect defense and a long scoring run by Tony Vossen and a 40 yard pass from Gary Dorr to Rudy Gonzalez. The team had excellent leadership from tri-captains Mike Bender. Kevin Hoylitya, and Tony Vossen as well as other seniors. This led to good team spirit which grew as the season progressed. The players selected Dean Pendleton as Most Valuable. Mike Bender Most Valuable Defensive Player and Danny Howes as team player of the year. THE 1980 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Bender. Tony Vossen. and Kevin Hoyhtya. FIRST ROW: Tim Topitzhofer. Kenny Oquist. Melvin Haagenson. Coaches Eric Magdanz. Don Sovell and Maurice Webert. Virgil Vandermoon and Mike Janey. SECOND ROW Curtis Givens. Paul Marihart. Dale Christopherson. Brian Rich. Barry Olson. Dan Venier. Cory Hermann. Danny Howes and Joe Genung. THIRD ROW: Todd Jeffers. Matt Imberi. Dale Barnard. Jeff Schultz. Dean Pendleton. Terri Lussier. Duane Baardson. Mark Dischinger and Paul Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Rob Fleck. Mike Wurzer. Rudy Gonzalez. Tim Gilsrud. Vance Crawford. Bob Gerard. Kevin Hoglund. John Matiska and Lance Taylor. TOP ROW: Rick Martinez. Joe Sullivan. Rodney Lossow. Marty McClanahan. Gary Dorr. Bob Teclaw. Christ Angelos. Chris Nutter and Keith Hickey. Capra Named All-City! The Cross Country teams this year had it kind of rough. Their teams lacked participation. The guys team had 10 runners to start the year, including Tony Capra who was in the 7th grade. Due to injuries they lost a few of these runners. The girls team started out with only 4 runners. Nora Petersons was injured and Angie Shea moved, so they ended the season with only 2 runners. (5 runners are needed for competition to place.) Mike Capra made All-City this year, and he came only I second away from going to the state meet. All of the runners worked hard. The average day usually consisted of running before and after school, and individual workouts on weekends. The season this year ended with 4 wins and 4 losses for the guys, and 0 wins and 8 losses for the girls. Yet all in all the team had a good season. Coach Warren Kaari commented. there wasn’t enough bodies out” and added. they all did a good job considering the number of people out and the fact that many were beginners. 1980 MEN S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. BOTTOM ROW. Joseph Chavez. Tony Capra. George Johansen. MatI Iverson. Harlan Madsen. TOP ROW. Dave Kreft. Danny Berg. Roy Wichman. Scott Lowy. Mike Capra. Coach Warren kaari. 30 1930 WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, Warren Kaari. Susan Barge. Beth Potter. I. Harlan Madsen rests after a race. 3. Beth Potter cools off. 3. Scott Lowy does leg stretch exercises. 4. The start of a long race. 5. Coach Kaari shows Beth Potter and Sue Barge their times. 6. David Kreft heads for the finishing line. 7. Sue Barge running her home stretch. S. Danny Berg and Matt Iverson running neck and neck. 9. Beth Potter finishes her year with a good season. K). Mike Capra. South's top runner. Cross Country — 31 Women's Tennis Team Improves With Practice This years women's tennis team had nine girls and was coached by Stephen Lindquist. Although the overall scores weren’t the best, their individual games were quite good. The team members practiced every day after school at Powderhorn Park for about two or three hours except on Fridays. At practices the girts worked hard, got help from the coach, improved their games, and had fun playing tennis against each other. All the hard work at practices paid off for Karla Anderson when she won the first match at regions. Also playing at regions were. Rhonda Thompson playing singles. Karin Gustafson and Maree Koll playing doubles, and Vicky Vifquain and Gail Thompson also playing doubles. This year the tennis team was small and at times was short players at the matches. With the growing interest in tennis, next year the womens tennis team should be much larger. 32 — Women s Tennis . Karla Anderson is pleased with her shot. 2. Margo Monson uses her backhand. 3. Rhonda Thompson works hard at her game, •i. The Tools of the Trade! 5. Karin Gustafson prepares for the return. 6. Jackie Ott rests up for the next match. 7. Vicky Vifquain glances at the camera. S. Karla Anderson gives it her all. THE 1980 WOMENS TENNIS TEAM, ABOVE, Gail Thompson. Rhonda Thompson. Vicky Vifquain. BELOW, TOP ROW, Margo Monson. Karin Gustafson. Maree Koll. FRONT ROW, Karla Anderson and Darlene Floberg. Women's Tennis 33 Swim Team Shatters School Records The 1980 Women's Swim Team started out the year with 35 girls. Of these 35, only 12 were from South and the rest were from junior highs. The 12 South girls made up the varsity squad and the others were the junior varsity team. AH of the swimmers improved on their own personal records as the season progressed. New school records were set by Diane Janey (sophomore) in the 200 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly, and by Monica Capra (sophomore) in the 50 yard freestyle and 100 yard freestyle, and by Diane Janey, Monica Capra, Lois Mohs (senior) and Heather Broden (freshmen) in the 400 yard freestyle relay. The team could have used more high school participation. but considering the number of girls out, they did a good job. THE 1980 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM.- TOP ROW, Mike Anderson. Diane Janey. Nora Strand, Vivita Rozenbergs. Anne Nelson. Monica Capra. Dawn Jensen. Ann Ness. Lois Mohs, and Neil Anderson. MIDDLE ROW, Patsy Francis. Lisa Jones. RacheBe Slinger. Jill Bergstrom. Michelle Thayer. BOTTOM ROW, Jennifer Sherman. Jute Zohn. Sara Strand. Heather Broden. Barb Francis, and not pictured, Ellen Harrity. 34 — Women's Swimming . hJSO Swim Team Captains Nora Strand and Lois Mohs. 1 Barb Francis flies through the air with the greatest of ease. 3. Mora Strand takes a deep breath as she comes to the finish. 4. Monica Capra swims the crawl. 5. Dawn Jensen swims the butterfly. 6. Jute Zohn demonstrates a pike dive. 7. The race has started. Women's Swimming — 35 Cheerleaders Have Good Year This years squads began practicing as usual at the beginning of the summer. The practices were held Monday through Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 in the morning and during the month of August at 6.00 in the evening. The squad took advantage of the delay of the preview to get better acquainted and let lots of close friendships begin; friendships that lasted through the year. Later along in the year the squad attended a clinic at the University of Minnesota. They picked up lots of new ideas that they used during the football season and will continue through the rest of the year. The squad was pleased with the growth in spirit and they tried to keep it up as the year went along. This growth was aided by two fine captains . .. Denise Work cuff and Ann Kellington. seniors. They led the squad equally and gave them the encouragement and leadership tha was accepted by all. It was a good season with many fun games and lots of exciting victories. In reflection of the season, the one word to describe it was S-U-C-C-E-S-S! 1980 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADING SQUAD, BOTTOM ROW, Joni Wong. Joan Harrlly and Jan Wikstrom. CENTER ROW Lynn Dahlen. Karla Anderson. Jeanme Savage and Jackie Oil- TOP ROW, Cathy Taplin. Debbie Gilbert. Lisa Buzick and Dana Jones. 36 — Cheerleaders . Kart Petersen and Betsy Day cheer the team on. 2 Kim Brodeen poses before she cheers. 3. The squad cheers for more. 4. Debbie Sandstrom and Dawn Jensen cheer during the game. 5. Michele Gerard splits during pre game activities. 6. Ann Kellington and Betsy Day enjoy the game together. 7. The football team gets encouragement from a few squad members. 8. Kersten Jespersen shows cheerleading style. 1980 VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD. BOTTOM ROW: Betsy Day and Charlene Goodwin. CENTER ROW: Michele Gerard. Kersten Jespersen. Ann Kellington. Melanie Frazier. Denise Workcuff and Lissa Clarkson. TOP ROW: Margo Monson. Kan Petersen. Dawn Jensen. Kim Brodeen and Debbie Sandstrom. Practice Pays Off For Tigerettes In Competition This years danceline had nineteen girls, who practiced every day for approximately one and one half to two hours, year round. They performed at various football and basketball games, coronations and special events. such as the boys basketball preview. This was quite an honor since no one has ever performed there before. This year the Tigerettes also went out and competed against other dancelines throughout the state. They brought home two trophies, were first in the city, and last year took third place in the State of Minnesota Competition. The girls worked very hard in order to place at these, approximately six hours a day. five days a week. Each girl spent between two-hundred and three-hundred dollars per year on uniforms, jackets, special costumes and odds and ends. They cut the costs by having fund raising projects, such as car washes, selling things etc . .. Captains were Erica Aarvig and Wanda Anderson. Line captains were Laura Marden and Gail Thompson. Their advisor was Mr. Loyal Brezny and their choreographer was Peggy Arnson. 38 THE 1980 81 TIGERETTES. BOTTOM ROW: Captains Gail Thompson. Wanda Anderson. Erica Aarvig and Laura Marden. SECOND ROW: Trina Rogers. Wendy Willis. Mary Peterson. Rhonda Thompson and Lisa Dickson. THIRD ROW: Connie Rodacker. Monica Copeland. Patty Berg. Lori Dombrovskis, and Renee HerkaL TOP ROW: Loyal Brenzy. advisor. Vicki Vifquain. Tracy Entzel, Leila Parsons. Lee Ann Gossman. Lynda Petek, and Choreographer Peggy Arnson. 1. Renee Herkal. L isa Dickson. Rhonda Thompson and Wendy Willis show smiles and form while dancing. 2. Even In uniform the Tigerettes practice before dancing. 3. Smiles of glory after a competition victory. 4. The Tigerettes kick up a storm. 5. Pre-game activities with the Tigerettes performing to the rouser. 6. Dancing during halftime of a football game. 7. Wanda Anderson and Erica Aarvig show off cake at the team party. $. Monica Copeland shows what she can do. Tigerettes 39 . Troy Ervin takes a breath. A good dive done by Randy Howes. 3. Free swimming by Tim Potter. 4. Paul Kelm does the butterfly. 5. Bob Teclaw swims the backstroke. 6. Jim Corbesia free swims across the pool. 7. Ron Ott held up by feUow team members. 8. Swim Team Captains Bob Teclaw and Paul Kelm. 40 — Men's Swimming Despite Setbacks Tankers Work Hard To Achieve A 4-6 Record Led by senior captains Paul Kelm and Bob Teclaw, the Men's Swim Team opened the 1980-SI season with a convincing victory over Central and West in the City Relays. Looking forward to what promised to be an outstanding year, the team practiced hard through the December vacations. However, disaster struck in January. Jack Crothers was lost for the season when he was involved in an auto accident and several of the swimmers fell prey to the flu. Undaunted, the Tankers struggled on and were able to amass a 4-6 season record with victories over Edison. Marshall-U. and Central. The outlook for next year is excellent, with many juniors and sophomores returning. THE 1980-81 MEN'S SWIM TEAM, BOTTOM ROW« Tim Potter. Charlie Baker. Dan Zurlff. ami Rob Hansen. CENTER ROW. Tony Stewart. Rich Romano. Jim Corbesia. Vince Olson, and Sean Pritchard. TOP ROW, Coach Haugen. Ron Olt. Paul kelm, Troy Ervin. Bob Teclaw. Rick Omdahl. Mike Rodacker. and Coach Anderson. NOT PICTURED, Francois Gamier. Randy Howes. Tom Sherman, and Tim Thotland. Men's Swimming — 41 1980-81 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Melanie Frazier. Manager Ken Oquist. Coach Don Sovett and Tanya McDavid. CENTER ROW: Annette Jeffrey. Brenda Aguilar. Donna Lant: and Val Stand. TOP ROW: Desi Rojas. Karen Brezinka. Mario Roseneau and Nora Strand. I. Desi Rojas waits for a rebound. 1 Melanie Frazier goes up with the shot. 3. Annette Jeffrey keeps the ball high above the others. 4. Coach Sovell holds a meeting on the bench. 5. Karen Brezinka shows her form while shooting. 6. Tanya McDavid tumps to begin the game. 7. Val Stand drives towards the basket. 43 Women's Basketball Girls Have Good Season This year the women's basketball team was under a new coaching staff. Heading the staff was varsity coach Don Sovell. He was assisted by Pam Finch who coached the Junior Varsity squad. It was tougher playing on this years team due to the lack of team members. Although the team was small, they never lost their enthusiasm for the game. This showed in the close losses against North and Washburn and also in their many victories. No one on the team was disappointed as many improvements and friends were made. Next years team will be larger with many returning Varsity and Junior Varsity players. 1980SI JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBAll TEAM. BOTTOM ROW: Lori It ham. and Mane Swenson. CENTER ROW: Diane Janey. Donna Pendleton. Coach Pam finch. Cherie Savage and Jan Sa age. TOP ROW: Sue Bjornson and Melanie Zakariasen. Women's Basketball -IS Young Wrestlers Improve The Men's Wrestling team this year was made up of very young and inexperienced wrestlers. Considering this lack of experience the team had a very satisfying season. They all worked hard and kept improving. They ended with a strong finish by winning 3 out of their last 4 matches. The Coach this year was once again Coach We-bert. but this year they added an assistant Coach. John Newman. The team captains this year were Ed Kurschner. a senior and Tim Topitzhofer. a junior. The Wrestling team is looking forward to good seasons in following years for they are only losing two seniors. Brian Rich and Ed Kurschner. Juniors Tim Topitzhofer, Cory Hermann. Bruce Tonsager and Kevin Hoglund showed great improvement and should provide leadership for next season. Sophomore Steve LeBre continued a fine career completing his second winning Varsity Wrestling season. THE 1980-1981 WREST UNO CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Captain Diane Hall. Peggy Wissbaum. Margie Larsen. Pam Coon. Tammy ludgate and Co-Captain Penny Joelson. TOP ROW, Debby Kazuk. Mary LaCouirsc. L inda Carroll. Julie Wilcox, and Sue Houser. 4-1 THE 1980-1981 MEN S WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Chavez. Tom Scholia and Bruce Tonsager. SECOND ROW: Doug Harris. Steve LeBre. Tim Topitzhofer. Ed Kurschner. Cory Hermann. Kevin Labor ski. TOP ROW: Coach Webert. Dan LaRonge. Russ Burgoyne. Kevin Hoglund. Randy Rogers. Bruce Campion and Assistant Coach John Newman. NOT PICTURED: Tom Topitzhofer and Brian Rich. I. Assistant Coach Newman. Captain Ed Kurschner and Coach Webert watch one of Souths Wrestlers in a tight predicament. 1 Brain Rich makes a quick revearsal off the bottom. 3. Steve LeBre applys the orange CRUSH. 4. Ed Kurschner squeezes opponents ribs to encourage him to lay down on the mat. 5. Doug Harris struggles to avoid being pinned. 6. Kevin Hoglund breaks his opponent to the mat. 7. Tim Topitzhofer shakes hands at the beginning of his match, before he pins his opponent. 8. Wrestlers on the bench watch a teammate in action. Men's Wrestling — 45 I. Basketball Cheerleaders-. Bottom Row: Kim Bro-dcen. Second Row: Jodi Martineau and Dawn Jensen. Third Row: Lisa Clarkson. Margo Munson and Debbie Sandstrom. Top Row: Charlene Goodwin and Denise Workcuff. 1 Members of the Varsity wait patiently to enter the game. 3. Dean Pendlaton goes for a lay-up. ■4. Mike Davis on defense as Roosevelt moves up the floor. 5. Greg Almendma . Straight up for his shot. 6. Lance Taylor moves for position under the basket. 7. During the time-out. Mag goes over strategy. S. Paul Dixon takes a shot above his opponent. 1980-SI VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. BOTTOM ROW. Manager. Melvin Haagensen. SECOND ROW: Dave Wilhelmi. Mike Davis. Mike Capra and Todd Jeffers. THIRD ROW: Dean Pendleton. Chris Nutter. Greg Almendina. Lance Taylor. Chris Angelos and Paul Dixon. TOP ROW.-Coach Eric Magdanz. Chuck Norris. Steve Crenshaw and Mike Harris. 46 Men's Basketball Men's Basketball Team Enjoys A Winning Season When the Men's Basketball season ended, something was different. For the first time in five years the eagers had a winning season. With a 4th place city conference finish the squad was possibly the most improved team in the league. One of the reasons for their success was the return of seniors Lance Taylor and Dean Pendleton, co-captains. Also the return of Greg Almendina and Chris Nutter, forwards. Their return gave the squad knowledge about the other conference teams. Other reasons for success were Michael Harris. Dave Wilhelmi and Michael Davis, all transfer students. They gave the team speed and height. Coach Magdanz. leader of the varsity eagers for 8 years was never afraid to turn to his bench in times of trouble, for everyone there was capable of playing good, tough basketball. He feels that they may be the team of next year with 9 members of the squad returning. Each of these members have had years of playing experience. 1980-81 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD, David Downwind. Conrad Telenhusen. Ernest Trimble. Ronny Johnson. Chad Jones. Coach David Berg. Alex Newberry. B. L. Stout. John Benson. Dale Barnard. Bill Epps, and Matthew Tucker. 47 Hockey Team Skates To 6-11-2 Record The I9S0-SI Hockey team improved as the season went on. The team had a conference record of 6-11-2 South went into the second round of regions after beating Litchfield. Sean Linderholm made all-city honors with Kevin Hoyhtya and Mike Janey getting honorable mention. South is losing these three players as well as five other seniors. Next year South is expected to have a younger team with game experience from this year. THE 1980-81 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM. BOTTOM ROW: Sean Linderholm. Kevin Peine. Greg Vesey. Rodney Lossow. Rick Wilcox. Mike Janey and Kevin Hoyhtya. TOP ROW: Jeff Henry. John Westby. Jay Glad. BillFeriancek. Mike Carlson. Craig Nelson. Paul Goclon. Jim Larch and Coach Rick Atm. 48 — Men's Hockey THE 1980-81 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM, BOTTOM ROW. Randy Sunncll. Steve Kyllo. Rick Wilcox. Henry Black. TOP ROW, Rob Quelland. Tom Krona. Scott Bice. Shaun Sabo. Drake Ritchie. Paul Higgins. Bill Feriancek. Skip Larson. STANDING, Larry Atm. coach. I. South shakes hands with Central after our victory. 1 Team members wait for their chance out on the ice. 3. Kevin Hoyhtya goes for a shot on goal. 4. Rodney Lossow concentrates on the puck. 5. Shaun Sabo in action. 6. Jon Westby tries to break loose of Central's defense. 7. Sean Linder holm scores for South. 8. THE 1980-81 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Sue Mateer. Kari Petersen. Michele Gerard. Betsy Day. Mary Kay KeHIngton. and Sue Pederson. Men's Hockey — 49 I. Beth Potter prepares her skiis tor a hard work out. 2 Even the best have their downs.” 3. Coach Axelson demonstrates proper form. 4. Coach Axelson laces up his boots. 5. Joe Balluff. Richard Axelson. and Dan O'Connell stop to rest. 6. Joe Balluf works hard at skiing uphill. 7. Monica Capra waxes her skiis. S. Mike FredeU. Dean Christopherson. and Monica Capra ski in .� group. THE 1980-81 CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Monica Capra. Beth Potter Sara Kreft. Dana Jones. TOP ROW: Dan O'Connell. Dan Hansen. David Kreft. Eric Mocn. Coach Richard Axelson. Scott Roberts. Dean Christopherson. Joe Balluff. Mike FredeU. SO — Skiing Snowless Season Disappoints South Skiers This years Cross Country Ski season had some highlights in spite of another terrible year of snow conditions. Five skiers attended a five day ski camp at Isabella, Minnesota before the season began. The team practiced nearly every day even without snow. They ran at various parks and often worked out at Theodore Wirth Park, where there was a patch of artifical snow they were able to ski on. Only one official meet was held. It was the City sec-tion meet held at Highland Hills. David Kreft finished seventh and the team finished fourth of nine teams. Skiing — 5 = QV jjyuut) fyjbdiL-. QJbnliKMd Q5 AM) JiXASL L5 Jthixj. JitUUL . Amy Roman and friends chatter away in the library. 2. Diane Janey plays her saxaphone In band. 3. Selga Petersons studies vigorously in World History. 4. Matthew Tucker and Ernest Trimble show that everything Is alright. 5. John Kommer and Tom Krona goof around In lunch. 6. Kim Kelly improving her game of volleyball in gym. 7. Studying hard are the sophomores in their fun class of World History. 53 — Sophomores Q±. £bb L . JM ..6 h£m t £________UXAQj J -t 03 uAjjnci .jbuiu J ik6t UUQJU, Mjut. muql Jthtiii.s MosumjI n jruh jlic, uJ)(tncJn sStLifartfa ■________L___________ 7 Sophomores — S3 I Albrecht. Becky Ateckson. Tern Aim. Mike Almedma. Yvonne Atmquist. Patty Anderson. Bobbt Anderson. David Dan LaRonge and Dennis Stelton work on the football field. Anderson. Karla Anderson. Kenny Arcoren. Dana Austin. Valoise Averill. Annette Haardson. Diane Baker. Charles Balluft. Joe Bartholomew. Totld Beaulieu. Vince Betmore. Teresa Benson. Ken Berg. Dean Bergerson. Robbie Bice. Scott Bjornson. Sue Black. Henry Blair. Chuck Blue. Shannon Brown. Chris Brown. Tammy Bunting. Jack Burgoyne. Russ Carroll. Linda Clarkson. Paul Coon. Patti Copeland. Monica 54 — Sophomores Tony Stewart and fnend at a pepfest. Corbesia. James Corgan. Tiffany Crosby. Tom Cunningham. Ross Dahlager, Patty Dahlen. Lynn Pao. Thuy Dcttman. Don Pischinger. Gwen Droves. Kellie Dunn. Christy Dybevik. Nadine Emery. Jon EntzeR. Tracy Erickson. Bob Erickson. Jim Ervin. Troy Fasthorse. Corie Ferguson. Lora Fisher. Kim Floberg. Darlene Flores. Noe Flugge. Jean FredeB. Michael Gearhart. Ron Gibbs. Sheldon Sue Barge and Monica Capra posed as a Oreo Cookie for Halloween. Sophomores in their World History class. Gilbert. Debra Gilsrud. Tammy Golden. Rich Gossman. Lee Ann Goudge. Debra Greeter, Randy Grimes. Donald Sophomores 55 Gulbranson. Gayle Hansen. Vickie Harris. Douglas Harrity. Joan Hedlund. Kathy Higgins. Paul Hmkel. Ken Hinrichs. Lynn Hogan. Dan Sue Houser and Monica Copeland sing in Variations. Houser. Sue Howes. Randy Isham. Lori Janey. Diane Jeffrey. Charlene Jensen. Todd Johnson. Jeff Jones. Dana Jones. Jim Keezer. Denise Keller. Mike KeHer. Tammy Kelley. Kim Keys. Lori Kinelson. Scott Kitto. Rick Kommer. James Knudson. Karl Knudson. Kurt Knudtson. Deanne Knutson. Robert Kragness. Robert Lad wig. Paul Lamb. Michelle Sophomores study in World History. 56 — Sophomores Jon Emery studies in math class. LaRonge. Dan LaRoque. Frank LaRoque. Pam Larson. Sue Larson. Ferry Latter grass. Julie LeBre. Steve Leen. Dale LcQuier. Steve Libby. Sherri Lossow. Rodney Madison. LuAnn Marrin. Willie Martinez. Janme Mateer. Diane Mat ton. Linda Mayjoua. Ly McClanahan. Steve McKenzie. Connie Mier. Deanna Moline. Karen Moore. Leslie Mortcnson. Laura Neadeau. Dale Joan Harnty and Tiffany Corgan talk In choir. Nelson. Lisa Nelson. Steve Nygren. Byron Olson. Paul Onhen. Marilyn Oil. Jackie Pacheco. Robert Palacio. Kingsley Parker. Brad Sophomores - 57 0 o I Matthew Tucker studies in the library. Parkins. Richard Patterson. Debbie Pearson. Jason Rierson. Lisa Roesner. Shane Romano. Richard Royce. Dawn Santocono. Tony Peckman, Dean Pederson. Lisa Pendleton. Donna Perry. Tim Peterson. Don Petersons. Selga Potter. Tim Provencher. Joycelyn Ouetland. Robbie Saukerson. Joteen Savage. Guy Savage. Janice Savage. Janie Schlottke. John Scholia. Tom Scholtes. Jill Schuda. Colleen Schumann. Kendall Tom Scholia studies in the library. Shea. Angelique Sly. Billy Smith. Stacy Stahl. Faith Starr. Tony St.Clair. Pan Stelton. Dennis AJL?, 1 f 1 i $ Wilcox. Julie Wise. Sandy Wong. Jom Young. Terri Stewart. Tony Stokke. John Strand. Sara Sundell. Rill SuneH. Randy Taplin, Cathy Thompson. James Thompson. Tammy Tilbury. Linda Ungurian. Pan Vant teel. Joan Vrudny. Stephen Wade, frank Waye. Robert Wikstrom. Jan Terry Larson and Sue Mateer ola doubles in bad minion. David Anderson plays badminton in gym class. JllhbaOJiauL___J- UL__ HXVuQfi oclunijQA. ilouJ, CUV MicxH no. c ruM. I. Jean Remily concentrates on missing her thumb. 1 Michele Gerard doesn't believe History is boring at all. 3. Jerry Ross daydreams about the weekend to come. 4. Laura Ellison gives Kim Kolhoff a manicure in the new Cosmetology class. 5. Matt Dennis suffers from broken concentration. 6. Valoise Austin. Peter Berg. Cathy Lorentzcn. Evelyn Ca-vin. and Bob Christy create their own Christmas cards. 60 — Juniors 1.JJQA. .t 70 jlJMILli Qbiisuma. Jimml i mioluecl jMj masruf- h . -AfiAjLjwa J nckd, .tt ei .fr rumd., i£r THE 1980-SI JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM, Patty Berg. Treasurer. TOP, Lori Dombrovskis. Vice President Rhonda Thompson. Secretary, Melanie Frazier. President. Juniors — 61 Alfeldt. Garrett Almquist. Joanne Andersen. Pan Anderson. Parci Anderson. Jtm Andrusko. James Angelos. Christ Arpan. Mike Barge. Susan Barnard. Pale Belair. Joe Berg. Pan Berg. MatheUe Berg. Patty Berg. Peter Val Stand works hard in her history class. BetiokJ. Mike Breault. Brenda Brekhus. Randy Brodeen. Knn Buckanaga. Pemse Buekanaga. Pesi Rotas Burgess. Cheryl Campion. Linda Capra. Mike Cavln. t velyn 63 JUNIORS Chambers. Brian Chav ex. Donna Chavez. Joseph Chavez. Maria Chavez. Raleigh Christy. Robert Clarkson, lisa Couch. Cathy Crenshaw. Steve Dao. Diem-1 e Davis. Michael DeCora. Chuck Dehnel. Sally Dennis. Matt Dickson. Itse Dlvon, Paul Dombrovskis. I or i Dorr. Steve Drew. Barbara John Walker inks lus block print in art. Id wards. Jessica biers. Rich fllison. I aura thus. Malt tngebreison. Penny tn:. Mike JUNIORS Horn. Mike TorteO. Hnan Trailer. Melanie Gable. Ween Ger.tr,I. flo i Ger.tr, I. Michele Gibney. Reger Giisrud. Tun ijnens. Curtis Goclon. Paul Goneau. Craig Goodwin. Charlene Green. Ronald Grunin. Keith Gulbr.tnson. Mike Gustation, harm Halinke. lee Hallquist. Tom Hansen. l tmel Hansen. Jim Hamilton. Haven Harris. Michael sieve Huderle works on problems in Ins math class 64 JUNIORS Hell. David Herkal. Renee Hermann. Cory Hesse. Brenda Hibben, Denise Hickey. Keith Hoch. Jeff Hoglund. Kevin Hoppe. Patrick Horton. Denise Huderle. Sr eve Hultgren. Sarah Iverson. Bob Iversen. Matt Je fers. Todd Jensen. Dawn Joe!son. Penny Johansen. George Johnson. Dave Johnson. Janet JUNIORS- 6S Kazuk. Pebby Wellington. Mary Kay Koemgsmark. Andy kolholf. Kim kommer. John kommer. Kenneth Krona. Tom kutzbach. Pavid l.nlutg. Mike Lam:. Ponna Larch. Jim LaRonge. Terri I arson. Ken I arson. Margie le Pur. Sherri Lehman. Pavul Leonard. Poug Lmstrom. Todd Lorge. Sue lotvy. Scott lyght. Charles I yens. Miclnal Malnufuist. Martin. Les Martinez. Rick Pong Leonard. Ken Larson and friends have fun in tin• library. JUMORS MatiSk John Meinke. rally Menccl. Terry Miller. Jell Moen. trie Monroe. Leslie Monson. Margo Moore. Eugene Nelson. Anne O'Brien. Judi O'Brien. Mike O'Connell. Colleen Olson. Barry Over bo. Patty Palaeio. Linda Parker. Terry Peltier. Joe Perkins. Rich Petersen. Kan Peterson, t eslle Peterson. Mary Pierce, trank JUNIORS 61 Poitra. Tammy Remily. Jean I ynda Petek works In her woods class. Ritchie. Rendena Roen. Shan Rogers. Trina Rosenow. Terry Ross. Jerry Roth. Colleen Sandstrom. Debbie S Joker son. Kjv Savage. Chene Seherman. Patrice Schuda. Lori Schuh:. Ran Scott. Jell Scott. Kathy Scott. Ternann Smith. Eugene Screen Cable sketches in her art class. Parry Olson and Roger Glbney catch up on the news during history JUNIOR Soberta. Cindy Spars. Dennis Stand. Valerie Stephenson. Jim Stevens. Craig Stevens. Tom Strommen. Lonny Thomas. Martin Thompson. Rhonda Thompson. Wes Wtcken. Joanne Williams. Sieve Willis, Wendy Wuner, Mike Young. I or i Zakariasen. Melanie Zamora. Porahnda Thoreson. CHen Thailand. Tun Tiger. Shelley Tilbury. Kathy Tonsager. Bruce Topilihofer. Tim Van Pc Vere. Starr Venter. Pan Vifquain. Vicki Walker. John Wallace. Melissa Welland. Tom Wenell. Kelly WcftpliaL Jelena Wlchman. PeAnna Tammy Harris and Maria Chavez enjoy a friendly conversation. Something catches lori Young's eye during class. JUNIORS ____£)u� , Jq L lLcak qL kktf. ti M iiitl. Wti I. Craig Nelson and Mike Janey In class. 1 Dave Dahlen concentrates on his project in Wood . 3. Tim Scholtes takes a break. 4. Students of America read the required books. Death of a Salesman . 5. Jeanette Hall and Lisa Cobbln read the newspaper in Sewing. 6. Karen Sennets keeps her neck warm while reading a book. 7. Wyman Stolberg and Jeff Forslund work in the Library. 70 — Seniors Suntth jinz cihont. anri caused jia___________kodIl . Jmz— mur Mm£. .t£ .Jy.rrt ut. .uriot JJu_________Jj.dwi£ Mate . ho it. ,ostiaoL • • • JU . ImMuxiu,. Icn tiWt, ■__ Seniors — 71 Gregory Allen Lori Anderson Brenda Aguilar Kathy Aulwes Donald Austin Vickie Arlt Maureen Becker Erica Aarvig Wanda Anderson Mary Aver ill Duane Baardson Randy Bell Mike Bender Seniors Laurie Berg Terry Blanchard Tom Booth Tom Berg Bill Brown Michelle Brown Karen Brezinka Dave Buxengard Desiree Bosquez Mike Brown Mike Carlson Dale Christopherson Dave Christopherson Robin Burgess Kim Carlson Char in in Deschl Mark Disclnnger Kathy Douglas Mark Dwyer Seniors Dean C hristopherson lisa Cole Valerie Corgard Vance Crawford Ron Curiis Julie Dahlagher Dave Dahlen Betsy Day Don Erickson Jennifer Erickson Jodie Erickson Seniors Michael Edwards Jane Ellers Don Eller Gerald Ellwanger Alison Emery Ivan feisihamel Robbie Heck Mary Hugge Lisa Fritz Francois farmer Joe Genung Rudy Gonzalez Diane Hall Sheila Gabriel Tim Guliickfon Sa Jeff Hall Melvin Haagenson Kelly Hagen Karen Haroidson Genise Han nors Wanda Haukos Alena Higgins Kaly Hogan Michelle Holm Clayton Hurd Kevin Hoyhtya Annette Jeffrey uor Patty Holmes Danny Howes Matt Imberi Mike Janey Ken Jewett Karla Johnson Martin Kadlec Ann Kelhngton Kersten Jespersen Tammy Johnson lyneite Long Chris t onghofer Tanunie Ludgate Carrie luoma Harlan Madsen Laura Mar den Paul Marihart Seniors 7 9 Jodi Martmeau Sue Mateer Peggy Maroudas Lee Malison Tanya McDavid Catherine Mathews Marly McOanahan David Minks Harry Montague Bev McDonald Lois Mohs Craig Nelson Brad Nelson Theresa Nelson Paul Nordin Joe Ness Sharon O'Neill I.vice Nygren Vince Olson Donna Par row Gerald Overho Chris Nutter Ken Oquist Raymond Pacheco Leila Parsons kim Pauling Sue Pederson Kevin Peine Dean Pendleton Nora Petersons lisa Phillips Lauri Pivec Beth Potter Sean Pritchard Dan Rahman Brian Rich Scott Roberts Hill Roesner Mario Rosenau 82 Seniors Joe Schuda Vickie Schroeder Diane Schuda Shelley Schultz Karen Senness Jeff Schultz Vanessa Sharp Seniors Julie Spencer Jody Smith Cindy Souza Roxanne Stand Nora Strand Naomi Sk'tten Kevin Spran Sheri Stevens Taime Staebler Plane Stand Leslie Stevenson Shelly Stodolka Joe Sullivan Rob ramble Seniors Stephanie Tiger lance Taylor Gail Thompson Robert Teclaw Jim Vantler moon Vera Ungunan Tony Vossen Virgil Vandermoon Veneita Vasquez Kim Ward Shannon West Roy Wichman Cheryl Wetternach David White Nadine Wikstrom DebbieWinge Mark Woelfel Margaret Wissbaum Tom Williams Jeanette Hall Brenda fuller Denise Workcuff Malt Woelfel 86 Seniors 'jJdffit JXllL hWrcLLjn in Qil)_ I. Richard Chambers corrects papers In Biology. 1 Counseling Clerk Betty Petrich works in the Counseling Of lice. 3. Richard Kramer talks about balancing equations In Chemistry. 4. Roger Wold takes pictures of students in his Basic Photography class. 5. Jackie Ness helps Partnership students with filing. 6. Teresa Herman gets things ready for the hungry South students. 7. Richard Axelson at ease in front of his class. 8. Virginia White checks up on a South student who is absent. 88 - School Staff School Staff - 89 1980-81 ADMINISTRATION, Mr. Goldstrand Asst. Principal. Mr. Dahl. Principal and Mr. Cady. Asst. Principal. 1. Mr. Cady uses his file to help him in his work. 2. Mr. Dahl converses with one of his many colleagues. 3. Mr. Goldstrand busy at one of his many jobs. 4. Mr. Dahl gives assistance to his secretary. Mrs. Johnson. 5. Mrs. Swanson gets Mr. Cady's approval on some programs. 6. Mr. Dahl helps Mr. Weben on some school problems. 7. Important business always keeps Mr. Goldstrand going. 8. Cherie Savage gets help from Mr. Goldstrand on a program change. □ATA □□CUMENTS 1NI 90 — Administration New Principal At South This year the students returning to South got a surprise on tally day. It was a new assistant principal by the name of Robert Goldstrand. When he was transferred to South from Roosevelt he became very loyal to South and the enforcement of our policies. After 8 years with the Teddies he said that it was a nice change. He was very pleased and impressed by the students and their great school spirit as well as by the faculty and their desire to help and encourage the students to graduate. Mr. Dahl and Mr. Cady remained here however and were well aware of the South High ropes. Mr. Cady was very happy with South this year and hopes it wasn't just a one year thing. He enjoys working with kids and thinks that South has a very good group of them. He doesn’t want to have to leave here in the near future and we shared those feelings with him. Mr. Dahl on the other hand had very serious words for the year. When asked his comments he replied, When your High School days are gone, they are gone forever. Your years are all memories. It is our hope that the memories are good ones. We have tried to balance an academic program which is meaningful with an extra curricular program that is memorable. For everyone we wish you the best of luck always. Administration — 91 Anderson, James Anderson. Michael Axelson, Richard Bark meter. David Berg. David Brezny. Loyal Chambers. Richard Darwich. Joseph Davis. Douglas Elliot. Paul Gibbons. Richard Glynn. Patrick Gresczyk. Cheryl Groth. Joan Hansen. Harold Hanson. Terrill Heikktnen. Sandra Hodgdon. John Johnson. Nancy Kaarl. Warren King. John King. Timothy Kormantk. Richard Kramer. Richard 91 - FACUL TY ? 9 , j Lindquist. Stephen Magdanz. Eric Nelson. Robert Olson. Nancy Plant. Beverly ,§; Ralph, Edward Reed. Margaret Ryan. Susan Salwasser. James Schell. George m gfa % Sm Schultz. Ruth Smith. Bernice Smith. Irving So veil. Donald Swanson. Wallace g' Swanstrom. Charles Swlntek. Clet us Thompson. Mary Pat Timmerman. Florence Tyler. Jerome i f Q } 1 ir ■( i Webcrt. Maurice Wilson. Jeanne Wold. Roger FACUL TY - 93 I. SOUTH HIGH LIBRARIANSCor nine Robinson and Jacquelyn Cronin. 1 SOUTH HIGH COUNSELORS. Richard frtednehsen. Craig 8undlie. Azell Smith, and Stanley Peterson. 3. SOUTH HIGH SOCIAL WORKERS. Eleanor Felker. Pernllla Lembke. and Helene Turnbull. 4. SOUTH HIGH ATTENDANCE CLERKS. BOTTOMr Mary Johnigan. TOP: Virginia White and Lyla Dischinger. 94 - School Staff SOUTH HIGH CLERKS: LuEtta Olson. Mildred Ketcham. Lois Walburg. Betty Petrich. Mae Carlson. Jo Ann Swanson. Ardette Walsh. Kathy Nordin. May me Brustad. Evelyn Johnson. SOUTH HIGH ENGINEERS- BOTTOM ROW: Robert Joltings. Jeanette Pederson. Marvan Hanson, and Elwood Romsaas. TOP ROW: Leil Bohn. Richard Olsen. Richard Kokkila. and John Hiben. SOUTH HIGH KITCHEN STAFF: Violet Ferrian. Bernice Loshbaugh. Linda Lunderborg. Teresa Herman, and Mary Hill. School Staff — 95 Band Strikes Up The Old Spirit! This year there were many types of bands that helped make the school year more livelier. The marching band helped us cheer on the football players at the games. The pep band kept our spirits high. The concert band and jazz band entertained us with their great performances at their concerts. Mr. Darwich, the music director, encourages incoming students and those who have played an instrument to join any of these musical groups. 1. Mr. Darwich directs the band during one of the pepfests. 2. Dave Dahlcn plays the drums at Homecoming Cornation. 3. Nora Petersons tickles the ivory. 4. Joe Ness. Catherine LeChot and Luann Madison get spirit going with the rouser. 5. Tamie Staebler. Diane Janey. Joe Ness and Dave Layman rehearse in Jazz band. 96 — Band . Brian Saasiad and Paul Higgins play ai a home football game. 1. Dave Lehman plays his trombone. Marching Band THE 1980-SI MARCHING BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Diane Janey. Karen Moline. Les Martin. Catherine Leeoht. Tamie Staebler. Penny Kokilla, Dale Christopherson. Alena Higgins. Joe Ness. Melissa Wallace. TOP ROW: Dave Dahlen. Steve Crenshaw. Mike Edwards. Jeff Scott. Kip Overbo. Dave Lehman. Bill Sundell. Paul Higgins. Dean Christopherson. Brian Saastad. Eric Moen. Terry Mencel. Greg Allen. Bands — 97 Jazz Band THE 1980-81 JAZZ BAND.- BOTTOM ROW: Joe Ness. Diane Janey. Tammie Staeblor. Rodney Lossow. Dave Lehman. TOP ROW: Dana Jones. Nora Petersons. Kip Overbo. Dave Dahlen. Tony Vossen. Mike Janey. Brian Saastad. Dean Christopherson. Greg Allen. Choral Music Programs Offer Music For Everyone South 5 choir department is made up of 3 different groups. One of the groups. Variations is basically for sophmore girls. The group is mostly for learning the basic skills of singing. Concert Choir is for anyone who would like to participate. They performed very well this year. They put in a lot of time and effort to make it go so well. Some of the places they performed were at nursing homes. TCF bank, and community centers. South Singers were made up of mostly juniors. They not only sang, but danced and did very well. They did over 30 concerts this year. This year a course in music theory was offered. This college prep course was designed for prospective music majors and was taught primarily as independent study with the aide of the Apple Computer. Choir — 99 1980-81 SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Helm. Dawn Jensen. Renee Herkal. Tamie Staebler. Karin Gustafson. Lori Dombrovskis. and Jim Larch. SECOND ROWi Michele Gerard. Greg Allen. Tammie Ludgate. Dave Dahlen, Donny Erickson, and Mark Dischmger. THIRD ROW: Brenda Cairns. Randy Brekus. and Lon Schuda. TOP ROW: Mike Wurzer. Cory Hermann. Bill Brown, and Tim Thailand. Bill Brown sings as Terry Hanson plays the piano. South Singers at Homecoming Coronation. 198081 VARIA HONS: BOTTOM ROW.- Shari Roen. Debbie Patterson. Monica Copeland. Patty Berg. Shelley Berg. Joni Wong. Cheri Savage, and Jan Savage. CENTER ROW. Janet Johnson. Sandy Wise. Becky Albrecht. Jo Jo Provencher. Julie Kappes. Sharon Zarlmg. and Annette Aver ill. TOP ROW: Kathy Finch. Yvonne Almedina. Linda Carroll. Janine Martinez. Lynn Hinrichs. Colleen Schuda. Sue Houser, and Charlene Jeffery. 1980 81 CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Leslie Stevenson, katy Hogan. Penny Joelson. lisa Clarkson. Joan Harnty. Deanna Wichman. Kim Brodeen. Tammie ludgate. Karla Johnson, and Penny Kokilla. SECOND ROW. Naomi Sletten. Carrie luoma. Penny Engebretson. Kathy Tilbury. Karen Senness. Nannette Johnson. Sue Barge. Diane Hall. Margie Larson. Peggy Wissbaum. Paula Kemp, and Catherine lechot. THIRD ROW: Michelle Brown. Charlene Goodwin. Sally Dehnel. John Kommer. Dan Venier. John Schlottke. Jim Kommer. Jim Larch. Randy Brekhus. Brady Braziel. Tiffany Corgan. and Teresa Nelson. TOP ROW: Colleen O'Connell. Lori Schuda. Mary LaCoursiere. Virgil Vandermoon. Paul Marihart. Cory Hermann. Tim Thotland. Jim Stephenson. Jeff Scott. Steve LeBre. Brenda Cairns, and Terry Ballanger. Choirs — KT National Honor Society This years National Honor Society did well considering the reduction in members from last years group. They sponsored a food shelter in late January. and a paper drive in late February. The National Honor Society is based on Scholarship. Character. Service, and Leadership. It is one of the most respected clubs in the Nation. A student needs a 3.4 Grade Point A verage to become a member. Students who become eligible have to go through recommendations by teachers, community persons, parents and a review committee evaluation. HONOR SOCIETY ADVISORS, Mr. Kaari. Mr. Tyler. Mr. Friedrichsen. and Mr. Bane. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS. Secretary Cathy Mathews. Vice President Dale Christopher son. and President Mario Rosenau. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS, BOTTOM ROW, Vivian Lee. Vera Ungurian. Michelle Brown. Jane Ellers. Karen Brezinka. Erica Aarvlg. and Mario Rosenau. TOP ROW, Dean Christopherson. Tim Schroeder. Brian Saastad. Tom Booth. Ken Oquist. David Kreft. Dan Rahman, and Dale Christopherson. 102 National Honor Society Earn And Learn Is Theme Of Co-op Work Programs This years Co-op Training program consisted of 3 different groups. The Trade and Industrial, which is where people manufacture and produce goods; The Distributive; where people sell things like food, clothing etc; and the Office Skills area. The Co-op Training Program helps students to learn skills and to be successful in a future job. Students go to school for 3 hours and then go to their job. They receive 2 credits for work. The Coop program gives students a chance to Earn as they Learn . Work Program M.I.C.E. Program Teaches Infant Care The M.I.C.E. Program at South is designed to serve school-age parents and their children. The purpose of the Mother and Infant Care Education (M.I.C.E.) program is to enable school-age parents to continue their High School Education. Students must have a child between the ages of six weeks and two and one-half years of age. The program is open to both male and female students who are responsible for the care of their child. The parent attends six regularly scheduled classes at South High: Two classes with the M.I.C.E. Program and Four classes in the Mainstream of South High class offerings. The program is designed to provide the many necessary supports which are needed to meet the needs of both parent and child. I. Jennie Erickson smiles, while feeding her son Jeremy. 1 Patricia Dow die. keeping babies happy. 3. Its been a hard day. says Kathy Countryman's daughter Rebbecca. 4. Enough of this, says the daughter of Rosemary Richardson. KM - M.I.C.E. M.I.C.E. PROGRAM-. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Countryman holding daughter Rebbecca. tisa Fritz holding son Thomas Fritz. Debbie McDonald holding daughter Rose. CENTER ROW: Jennifer Erickson holding son Jeremy. Rosemary Richardson holding daughter Mary. Dorothea White holding daughter Jcnice. TOP ROW: Sue Ryan. Permlla Lembke. Patricia Dowdle. Bernice Smith, and Kayla Jorgens. THE 1980 81 STUDENT UNIOR OFFICERS Vice- President Erica Aarvig. President Kevin Hoyhtya. Secretary Rcndena Ritchie and Advisor Richard Kramer. Student Union Plans Many And Varied School Events The Student Union this year was not as active as in past years. However, the activities they did sponsor were successful. This year was the first time in recent years that South High School had a parade during Homecoming. This was sponsored by the Student Union. Other activities included the planning of Homecoming Week and Sno-Daze Week. The officers this year had a hard time getting students involved. This was also found in other groups here at South. No one really knows of the exact reasons for this lack of participation, but it seems school morale was lower than in past years. THE 1980 81 STUDENT UNION MEMBERSHIP BOTTOM ROW, Tracy Enizel. Rente Herkal. Monica Copeland. Nora Petersons. Brian Saastad. Steve LeBre. Richard Romano. Joe Sullivan and Joe Genung. SECOND ROW. Vicki Vifquain. Gail Thompson. Lots Mohs. Leila Parsons. Terri Aleckson. Kim Krischt. Kathy Hamel. Kari Peterson. Mary Kay Kellington and Lisa Clarkson. THIRD ROW- Kathy Scott. Sue Barge. Monica Capra. Jackie Ott. Yvonne Almcdma. Lise Dickson. Trina Rogers. Lori Dombrovskis. Greg Vesey and Andrew Koemgsmark. FOURTH ROW, David Wilhelmi. Mark Oshie. Curtis Givens. Skip Olson. Todd Jeffers. Robert Teclaw. Laura Marden. Jodi Martineau. Tony Vossen. Sean Linderholm and Virgil Vandermoon. FIFTH ROW, Matt Imberi. John Wayner. Tim Topitzhofer. Craig Nelson. Rodney Lossow. Mike Janey. Charles Baker. Jim Larch. Doug Harris and Mike Fredell. SIXTH ROW, Mary Averill. Betsy Day. Rhonda Thompson. Joan Harrity. Randy Brekhus and Dawn Jensen. TOP ROW: Wendy Willis and Jane Filers. Student Union — KX cinA-4 nr ___________ - CjbmrrKrt. lAtUtAto j n_____ .jluLml Juld.ln JuJpt_________ 1. Dan Rahman and Lance I ay lor work with Athletic director Rich Kormanik to set up the pop concession. 2. Cathy Mathews. Erica Aarvig and Vivian Lee call attention to the paper drive sponsored by the Honor Society. S. Cathy Mathews helps unload papers for the paper drive. 4. Carmen Ballenger and Diane Schuda in front of the Partnership office. , t o .AJifY Tai hii, AtiLCL rito? unhn ±AhOh fi— tm - (‘uhs 'irutoi , notKii-tjuia . rfhsiLL ngf .M jJAa. XOiUU.. .snowy, OctilHtiJAJ------------------------------ BlACk CUL JURE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW.- Charles lyght. WiHlam Andrews. Daryl Perry. Russell Hyatt. Michael Davis. Jeff Scott and James Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: luceallove. Etaina Davis. Ternanne Scott. Ernest Trimble. Kim Richardson. Robbie Booker. Mark Bowie and Andre Epps. TOP ROW. Mary Johmgan. Jean Willson. Michael Harris. Tanya McDavid. William Epps. Mathew Tucker. Steve Crenshaw. Michael Barth. Dorthea White. Walter Richardson. Mrs. Scott. Mr. Tyler and Mr. Smith. HOT PICTURED. Denise Workcuff. Vanessa Sharp. Melanie Frazier. Brady Braziel. Robin Burgess. Paul Dixon. Ricky Kit to. Lynn Madison. Alexis Newberry. Elsie Page. Kevin Quinn. Rosemary Richardson. Mitchell Thompson. Keith Williams and Alice Williamson. Groups — 107 GROUPS Tiger Staff Strives For Excellence! This year the Tiger Staff worked especially hard on the 1981 Tiger Yearbook to try and make it the best in years. They finally decided on a theme of a letter”, where the Senior Class is writing an outline of the past year to the Sophomore and Junior Classes. They tried to combine humor, realism, and tact as it applied to the school year. The staff consisted of sixteen members including co-editors Cathy Mathews and Karen Bre-zinka. This years staff was a dedicated one. They put in many hours during school and on their own time. The yearbook photographers. Gail Thompson. Jim Anderson. and Annette Jeffrey spent a good share of their time taking and processing the pictures that went into this years Tiger. Mr. Wold, the yearbook advisor, also put in a lot of time and care to make the 1981 Tiger a successful one. THE 1981 YEARBOOK EDITORS: Karen Brezinka and Cathy Mathews. Yearbook Advisor. Mr. Roger Wold. THE 1981 YEARBOOK STAFF, BOTTOM ROW: Anne Nelson. Michelle Brown THE 1981 YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS. Jim Anderson. Annette Jet-and Randy Brekhus. TOP ROW, Kay Saukerson. Jane Eilers and Tammy Wise. Trey and Gail Thompson. 108 Tiger Staff THE 1981 YEARBOOK STAFF, Rendena Ritchie. Vivian Lee. Melanie Frazier. Jeff Hoch and Kari Petersen. It's a tough job. but somebodys' got to do it. Editors. Greg Allen and Co-Editor Alison Emery have succeeded in putting together an interesting paper, and they should believe that they have, because every month they hear that same question. when's the next issue coming out? The Southerner has changed its format to magazine. with more department divisions and features that incorporate many new ideas. New additions. Lookin' Around South , and a photo cover were added this year. A Special section is done to tell about the events that happened after regular deadline dates. The students got much experience from the writing involved. They also attended workshops to help them. In January the Southerner staff hosted the first meeting of other editors in a workshop which was highlighted by a press conference with Supt. Richard Green. There are others involved in doing photography. editing and creating. These people are Brian Saas-tad. Tim Schroeder. Rick Konecny, Todd Lind-strom and Glen Thoreson. Journalism advisor for the Southerner is Mr. George Schell. Southerner Uses New Ideas For 1980-81 I. Sports Editor. Brian Saastad and Assistant Editor Alison Emery. 1 Advisor. George Schell and Editor. Greg Allen. 3. SOU WERNER STAFF: BOTTOM ROW, Penny Engcbret son and Sally Dehnel. TOP ROWi Bob Teclaw and Mi chelle Brown. NOT PICTURED. Rich Kone. Tn Schroeder. Todd Lmdstrom and Glen Thoreson. South Youth For Christ YOUTH FOR CHRIST: BOTTOM ROW: Ron Gearhart. Karla Anderson. John Nuth. Jan Wikstrom. CENTER ROW: Cathy Taphn. Pan Ungurian. Use Dickson. Renee Herkal. Janet Savage. TOP ROW. Randy Howes. Tony Stewart. Young Life Club YOUNG LIFE CLUB. BOTTOM ROW: Tiffany Corgan. Jackie Oil. Jody SheHedy. Tom Lanigan. Dave Ott. Andrea Aronson. CENTER ROW: Skip Larson. Rich Garland. Kenny Hanson. Pat Phillips. Virgil Vandermoon. Jo Ann Brennan. TOP ROW, Jim Phillips. Teresa Nelson. Kathy Douglas, lisa Phillips. Leeanne Mattson. Penny Kokkila. Brian Benson. HO Groups Speech Team SPEECH TEAM Melanie Frazier. Vanessa Sharp. Advisor. Mrs. Plant. Cathy Mathews and Denise Workcuff. Debate Team DEBA TE TEAM: FRONT ROW, Denise Workcuff. Kathy Aulwes. Lori Shuda. and Katy Hogan. TOP ROW, Advisors Mr. Giggons and Mrs. Plant, and Roy Wichman. Groups Stage Crew STAGE CRE W BOTTOM ROW-. Don Eller. Scott Kittelson. L ise Dickson, and Todd L indstrom. TOP ROW.- Ken Hinkle. Bill Brown. Donny Erickson. Terry Mencel. Glen Thorcson. and Jeff Scott. True American Native Students Club TRUE AMERICAN NA TIVE STUDENTS, BOTTOM ROW, Shelly Tiger. Debbie McDonald. Tom Wind. Stephanie Tiger, and Donna Austin. CENTER ROW. Joe Geshick. Karen White. Dorothy Denomie. Greg Almedina. Rose Waupoose. Desi Rojas, and Rosie Johnson. TOP ROW, Cheryl Gresezyk. Diane Stand. Audrey Banks. Leslie LlUigren. Greg Beaheu. and Lori I sham. Ill — Groups Partnership Student Council PARTNERSHIP STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: Greg Weillln. Kerry FUndertck. Vickie Schroeder. Rick Omdahl. TOP ROW: Roxanne Stand. Venetia Vasquez. Lon Anderson. Paul Cox. Linkage Program LINKAGE SOPHOMORES: BOTTOM ROW, Tom Scholia. Marcel Picotte. Chad Jones. Came Schroeder. Jackie Rice. Debbie Goudge. Pam Halvorson. and Kathy Hedhmd CENTER ROW, Dave Wildes. Dave Phillips. Troy Pankow. Dale Nedeau. Stacy Smith. Tony Santocono. and King Palacio. TOP ROW: Outreach Worker Jerri Peterson. English Teacher John King. Volunteer Tutor Jane Anderson. Program Coordinator Mary Peterson. Mike Rosen. Gordon Schwensen. AUn Dakota. John Revak. Mark ManwiMer. Todd Bartholomew. Richard Burns. Social Studies Teacher Paul Elliott. Steve McClanahan. Jim Iverson, and Amy Roman. Groups — 113 Community School-Place To Grow And Expand Horizons Community School-it's a place where anything can happen, where people share their ideas and combine their energies, and the re-sult-a stronger community. A wide range of activities provide opportunities to develop special interests and valuable skills while meeting new people. Adult Education courses offer an outlet for practical as well as creative projects. Foreign born residents improve their understanding of English. Senior Citizens have a space for socializing, receiving health care, and sharing information. Block clubs organize neighbors for productive decision-making. and the Advisory Council takes an active role in community development. That's our Community School-where people can grow together and expand the horizons of the community. 1. The harmonica instructor leads the class Into a new tune. 2. A scene from English as a second language class. 3. Two ladies try their skill in Small Engines Class. THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF, SITTING. Mary Kjono. STANDING: Mary Kennedy. Lois Arth. 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LARSON STUDIO INC Distinctive Photography Photography by Bob Olson-Dave Santos Senior Portraits Family Groups Candid Weddings 7J9-I375 J9I9 27th Ave. So. 03 — Advertising LIBERTY PHOTO SERVICE 2945- 27th Avenue South Minneapolis, MN. 55406 721-1604 Quality Photo Finishing From Our Own Plants Congratulations Graduates From the People at THE FURNITURE BARNS Twenty-two Years a Neighbor in South Minneapolis 2104 East Lake Minneapolis, Mn. 55407 Have it your way FAMILY OF HAIR 3501- 23rd A venue South Minneapolis. MN. 55407 THE TAMIL Y HAIR CARE CENTER Phone: 721-1224 Super Cuts for Guys 6 Gals Advertising — 03 Senior Activity Index AARVIG. ERICA DEC A II. Young life 10.11.13 Honor Society 11.13. HomecomingRoyally 13. Student Union Member 10.11.13. Student Union Officer 13. Tigerettes 10.11.13. Homecoming Committee 10.11.13. SnoDaze Committee 10.11.13. AGUILAR. BRENDA: Basketball 10.11.13. Volleyball 10.11.13. Badminto 10.11.13. Young Life 10.11.13. Homecoming Royalty 13. Senior Class Officer 13. Homecoming Committee 13. Prom Committee 13. ALIEN GREG. South Singers 11.13. Jazz Band 13. Concert Band 10.11. Marching Band 10.11.13. fall Musical 10.11.13. Winter Play 11.13. Southerner Staff 10.11.13. Student Union Member 11.13. AL ME DINA. GREG, football 10. Basketball 10.11.13. TANS 13. ALMOND. STEVE: Debate Team 13. ANDERSON. LORI Partnership Student Council 13. ANDERSON. WANDA, DECA II. VICA 13. Young Life 10. Homecoming Royalty 13. Student Union Member 10.11.13. Tigerettes. 10.11.13. Homecoming Committee 10.13. AULWES. KATHY, Young Life 11.13. Student Union 10.11.13. Cheerleader 10. Homecoming Committee 13. Sno Daze Royalty 13. BAARDSON. DUANE Football 10.11.13. Baseball 9.KXIIJ3. BEL I ANGER. TERRI Concert Choir 13. BENDER MIKE• football 9J0JIJ3. Track II. Baseball 13. Sno Daze Royalty 13. Student Union 10.11.13. Homecoming Committee 13. BERG. LAURIE Volleyball !0. Newspaper Staff II. BLANCHARD. TERRY Partnership II. 13 BOOTH. TOM football 10. Baseball 10.11.13. Honor Society 11.13 BOSQUE Z. DESIREE Concert Choir II. Variations 10. BREZINKA. KAREN Basketball 11.13. Volleyball 10.11.13. Badminton 10.11.13. Young life 10.11.13. Honor Society 11.13. Yearbook 13. Homecoming Royalty 13. Sno Daze Royally K). Student Union 10.11.13. Sophomore Class President. BROWN. MICHELLE Tennis II. Concert Choir 11.13. Variations 10. fall Musical 10.11.13. Winter Play K . Honor Society 11.13. Yearbook 13. Newspaper Staff 11.13. Student Union II. Homecoming Committe 10. Badminton 9.10.11.13. BROWN. BILL, Track 13. Concert Choir 10.11.13. South Singers 11.13. fall Musical 11.13. Winter Play II. Stage Crew 11.13. Buxengard. Dave: Student Union member 11.13. CARLSON. MIKE. Hockey 10.11.13. Baseball K3.II.I3. Student Union member 11.13. CHRISTOPHERSON. DALE, football 11.13. Cross Country Skiing 10.11. Concert Band 11.13. Marching Band II. Honor Society 11.13. Student Union member 10.11. Senior Banquet Committee. Speech Team 13. CHRISTOPHERSON. DEAN football K3.II.I3. Cross Country Skiing 10.11.13. Jazz Rand 11.13. Concert Band 10.11.13. Honor Society 13. Student Union member 10.11.13. CORONZ. NATALIE: Spanish Club 10.11. COX. PAUL TANS K3.II.I3. Partnership Student Council 13. CRAWFORD. VANCE Football K3.II.I3. Wrestling 10.11. DAHLEN. DAVE: football II. South Singers 13. Jazz Band 11.13. Concert Band I0.II.I3. Marching Band 10.11.13. DAY. BETSY. Tennis 8.9.I0.II. french Club 10. Young Life 10.11.13. Variations KJ. South Singers II. Southerner Staff K3. Student Union member KJ.II.I3. Junior Class Officer II. Cheerleader 13. Homecoming Committee 10.11.13. Sno Daze Committee 10.11. DISCHINGER. MARK: football I0.II.I3. swimming K3. Concert Choir 10.11. South Singers 13. DORR. GARY, football .11.13. Baseball K3.II.I3. DOUGLAS. KATHLEEN Young Life 11.13. Con cert Band 11.13. Marching Band 11.13. Student Union member K3.II.I3. DYVIG. TOM football II. Baseball K3.il. 13. EDWARDS. MIKE. Concert Band 11.13. March mg Band 13. EILERS. JANE: Honor Society 11.13. Yearbook 13. Student Union member 10.11.13. Homecoming Committee 13. Senior Banquet Committee 13. Stage Props Committee 13. ELLER. DON, Stage Crew 10.13. EMERY. ALISON Spanish 10. Southerner Staff-Assistant Editor 13. Student Union member 13. Sno-Daze Committee 13. ERICKSON. DONNY, football K3.ll. Concert Choir 10.11. South Singers 11.13. fall Musical 10.11.13. Winter Play 10.11.13. Student Union member 11.13. Stage Crew 10.11.13. ERICKSON. DONNY, football 10.11. Concert Choir 10.11. South Singers 11.13. fall Musical 10.11.13. Winter Play 10.11.13, Student Union member 11.13, Stage Crew 10.11.13. ERICKSON. JENNY, MICE 13. FLANDRICK. KERRY Partnership Student Council 13. FLECK. ROBBIE, football K3.II.I3. Student Union member 10.11.13. flUGGE. MARY, MICE II. FOSS. WAYNE, FootballK). Urban Arts 10.11.13. FRITZ. USA: MICE 11.13. french Club II. Student Union member 10.11.13. FULLER. BRENDA, Concert Choir II. GARNIER. FRANCOIS Swimming 13. Track 13. fall Musical 13. Stage Crew 13. GENUNG. JOE: football 9.I0.II.I3. Young Life 13. Sno Daze Royalty 13. Student Union member 10.11.13. Homecoming Committee 13. GLAD. JAY. Hockey 10.11.13. HAAGENSON. MELVIN, Football 11.13. floor Hockey K3.II.I3. Basketball 11.13. Homecoming Committee 13. HAGEN. KELL Y, Concert Choir 10. Variations KX HALL. DIANE, Concert Choir 11.13. Cheerleader 10.11.13. HANSEN. SCOTT Southerner Staff K3. HIGGINS. LENA Young Life II. Concert Band 10.11.13. Marching Band 10.11.13. Fall Musical KJ. Student Union member KJ.II.I3. Cheer leader 13. Homecoming Committee KJ.I3. HOGAN. KA TY, Young Life 13. Concert Chou 11.13. Variations 10. Yearbook KJ. Student Union member KJ.II.I3. Homecoming Committee 10.13. Debate Team 13. HOLIEN. MIKE: Wrestling KJ. Track 11.13. Young Life KJ.II.I3. Student Union member KJ.II.I3. Homecoming Committee 11.13. 134 — Senior Index HOLMES. PATTY: DEC A 10.11. SnoDaze Committee 10. HOWES. DANNY, Football 0.11.0. Basketball 9.0.11. Baseball 0.11.0. Homecoming Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. HOYHTYA. KEVIN: Football 0.11.0. Hockey 0.11.0. Baseball0.11.0. Young Life II.II Winter Play O. Homecoming Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. Student Union Officer O. Homecoming Committee 0.11.0. Sno-Daze Committee 0.11.0. Prom Committee II JANEY. MIKE, football 0.11.0. Swimming 7. Hockey 0.11.0. Baseball 0.11.0. Young Life 0.11.0. Jazz Band 11.0. Concert Band 0. Marching Band 0. Homecoming Royalty O. Sno-Daze Royalty II. Student Union member 0.11.0. Sophomore Class Officer 0. JEFFREY. ANNETTE: Basketball 0.11.0. Soft-ball 0. Young Life 0.11.0. Yearbook HJ1 Student Union member 0.11.0. Homecoming Committee 11.0. Sno-Daze Committee 0.0. JESPERSEN. KERSTEN. Cheerleader 0.0. JEWETT. KEN, Football0. Baseball0. Student Union member 0.11.0. KELLINGTON. ANNE, Young Life O. Sno-Daze Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. Cheerleader 0.11.0. KELM. PAUL, Swimming 0.11.0 Golf O. South Singers 11,0. KEMP. PAULA. Spanish Club 0 Concert Choir O. Yearbook II. Student Union member 0II.Oi Campus Life II.O. KIRSCHT. KIM, Spanish Club II. Young Life 0. Student Union member 0.11.0. KOKKILA. PENNY, Young Life 11.0. Concert Choir O. Concert Band 11.0. Marching Band 11,0. Student Union member I 1.0. Homecoming Committee II. KOLL. MAREE, Tennis O. Foreign Exchange-Student. KONECNY. RICHARD, Southerner Staff II KREFT. DAVID, Cross Country Skiing 0.11.0. Track U.O Cross Country II.U. Concert Band II. Honor Society 11.0. KVALE. LISA, DECA II. Sno-Daze Royalty II. LACOURSIERE. MARY, Track 0.11.0. VICA 0.11. French Club II. Concert Choir O. Variations 0. Cheerleader O. LARSON. PHILLIP, Hockey O. Young Life O. Southerner Staff 0. Homecoming Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. LAWRENCE. PHILLIP Wrestling 0.11. Baseball 0.11.0. LECHUT. CA THERINE: Concert Choir O. Concert Band O. Marching Band O. LEE. SCOTT, Young Life II. LEE. VIVIAN, french Club .11. Variations 0. Honor Society U.O. Yearbook O. Senior Banquet Committee O. Close-up II LINDERHOLM. SEAN, Football 0.11.0. Hockey 0.11.0. Baseball 0. Young Life 11.0. Sno-Daze Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. LONG. LYNETTE, VICA 0.11. Young Life 0.11.0. LOVE. LUCEAL Black Culture Club 11.0. LUDGATE. TAMMIE, Concert Choir O. aria-lions II. South Singers O. Student Union member U.O. Cheerleader O. LUOMA. CARRIE• Concert Choir O. L USSIER. TERRY, FootbaU O. MADSEN. HARLAN-. Track O. Cross Country U.O. Student Union member 0.11.0. MARDEN. LAURA DECA II. Young Life 0.11. Fall Musical O. Homecoming Royalty O. Student Union member 011.0. Tigerettes 0.11.0. Flomecoming Committee 0.0. Sno-Daze Committee 0. MARI HART. PAUL, Football 0.11.0. Cross Country Skiing II. Concert Choir 0.11.0. Fall Musical II. Student Union member O. MARTINEAU. JODI Volleyball 0.11. Sno Daze Royalty O. Student Union member 0.11.0. Cheerleader 0.11.0. Badminton 0.11.0. MA TEER. SUE, Badmitton 0.11.0. Student Union member U.O. Cheerleader 0.11.0. Homecoming Committee O. Prom Committee II MATHEWS. CATHY, Cross Country Skiing II. VoUeybaU 0.11.0. Softball 0. Badmitton 0. Young Life 0. Fall Musical O. Winter Play O. Honor Society 11.0. Yearbook O. Student Union membeer 0.110. Sophomore Class Officer 0. Junior Class Officer II. Homecoming Committee II. Sno-Daze Committee II. McCLANAHAN. MARTY, Football II Moto Cross 0.11. McDonald, deb mice o. tans 0.11.0. MOHS. LOIS: Swimming 0.11.0. Track 0.11.0. fall Musical O. Winter Play O. Student Union member 0.11.0. Stage Crew II. Homecoming Committee O. MONTAGUE. HARRY, Football 0.11.0. Student Union member 0.11.0. MORRISON. VINCENT, Partnership Student Council O. NELSON. CRAIG Tennis U.O. Hockey 0.11.0. Baseball 0. Young life O. Student Union member 0.11.0. NELSON. TERESA Track 0. Young life 0.11.0. Concert Choir U.O. Student Union member 0.11.0. NESS. JOE, Swimming 0.11. Jazz Band 0.11.0. Concert Band 0.11.0. Marching Band 0.11.0. Southerner Staff II NUTTER. CHRIS FootbaH 0.11.0. Basketball 0.11.0. Student Union member 0.11.0. NYGREN. LANCE, Moto Cross 0.11. Student Union member 0 OLSON. VINCE, Football 0. Swimming 0.11.0. Cross Country II. OMDAHL. RICK, Swimming 0.0. Student Union member O. OOUIST. KENNETH Football Manager O. Basketball Manager O. Spanish Club 0. Honor Society O. Student Union member U.O. OVERBO. KIP, Football II. Jazz Band 0.11.0. Concert Band 0.11.0. Marching Band 0.11.0. PACHECO. RAY, Football II. Baseball 0.11.0. PARSONS. LEILA, Student Union member 011.0. Tigerettes O. PEDERSON. SUE: Southerner Staff 0. Sno-Daze Royalty O. Student Union member 11.0. Sophomore Class Officer 0. Senior Class Officer O. Cheerleader 0.11.0. Homecoming Committee O. PromCommit-tee O. PEINE. KEVIN, Hockey U.O. Golf O. PENDLETON. DEAN, Football 0.11.0. Basketball 0.11.0. Baseball 0. Spanish Club II. Homecoming Royalty O. PETERSONS. NORA Jazz Band O. Student Union member 0.11.0. Homecoming Committee II PHILLIPS. LISA, Young Life 0.11.0. Concert Choir II. Variations 0. OS — Senior Index POTTtR. BETH Cross Country Skiing IIJ2. Track 11.0. Cross Country II.12. Young life II Homecoming Royalty II Student Union member 10.11.11 Junior Class Officer II. Senior Class Officer 11 PRITCHARD. SEAN: Swimming 10.11.11 RAHMAN. DAN Basketball 10. Spanish Club 10. Honor Society 11.11 Student Union member 10.11.11 RANNOW. WESL Y, Spanish Club 10.11. RICH. BRIAN football fO.ll.ll Wrestling 11.11 Basketball 10. Baseball 10.11.11 SnoDaze Royalty II Student Union member 10.11.12. Prom Committee II ROBERTS. SCOTT. Cross Country Skiing II Track II. ROBINSON. ANGELA: Softball 10. TANSIO.ll.il RODACKER. MIKE: Swimming 1011.11. ROSENAU. MARLO: Basketball 10.11. Track 10.11. Volleyball 10.11.12. french 11.11 Honor Society SAASTAD. BRIAN, Tennis II Baseball K). Jazz Band 10.11.12. Concert Band 10. Marching Band 10.11.12. Honor Society 11.12. Southerner Staff 11.12. Student Union member 10.11.12. SCHROEDER. TIM: Honor Society 12. Southerner STaff 11.11 SCHROEDER. VICKIE. Partnership Student Attendence 12. Partnership Student Council 12. SCHUDA. DIANE, Spanish 10. Young Life 10.11.12. SCHULTZ. JEff, football 10.12. Young Life 10.11.11 SCHULTZ. SHELLEY, Student Union member 10.11.12. Homecoming Committee 10.11.12. SENNESS. KAREN, Concert Choir ll.ll Variations 10. Student Union member 12. Homecoming Committee. SHARP. VANESSA Black Culture Club II. Variations II. fall Musical 12. Winter Play II. Speech Team 12. SLETTEN. NAOMI Young Life KJ.ll.il Concert Choir 12. Variations 10.11. fall Musical 10.11.12. Winter Play 12. Student Union member 10.11.12. Homecoming Committee 11.12. Dance Committee 12. SOULAK. DON, Partnership Student Council II STAND. DIANE, TANS 10.11.11 Partnership Stu dent Council 12. STATELY. CONNIE, TANSKJ.ll.il STEVENS. SHERI. Partnership Student Council 12. STODOLKA. SHELLEY, Concert Choir 12. Variations KJ.II. STRAND. NORA. Swimming KJ.ll.il Basketball II. Softball KJ. SULLIVAN. JOE, football KJ.ll.il Tennis 10.11.12. Young Life KJ. 11.12. Student Union member 10.11.12. Sno-Daze Committee KJ.II.I2. Prom Committee 10.11.12. TAMBLE. BOB Tennis. Wrestling 10. Concert Choir KJ.II. fall Musical KJ.II. TAYLOR. LANCE, football 12. Basketball 10.11.12. Track KJ. Sno-Daze Royalty 12. Student Union member KJ.II.I2. TECLAW. ROBERT, football ll.ll Swimming KJ.II.I2. Swim Captain 12. Southerner Staff 11.12. Student Union member 10.11.12. Homecoming Committee 12. Sno Daze Committee 12. Prom Committee 12. By s' State June. VSO. THOMPSON. GAIL, Tennis 12. Basketball KJ.II. Track KJ.II Golf II. Young Life KJ.II.12. Year book 11.12. Southerner Staff 11.12. Student Union member 10.11.12. Tigerettes 11.12. Homecoming Committee 11.12. Sno Daze Committee KJ.I2. UNGURIAN. VERA, Concert Choir ll.ll Variations KJ. Honor Society 12. Student Union member 10.11.2. Senior Announcement Committee 12. VANDERMOON. VIRGIL, football ll.ll Young Life 11.12. Concert Choir 12. fall Musical 12. Student Union member 10.11.12. Homecoming Committee KJ.ll.l2. Sno Daze Committee 10.11.12. Prom Committee KJ.II.I2. VAN EPPS. BRUCE, Wrestling II. VASQUEZ, VENEITA, Partnership Student Council 12. VOSSEN. TONY, football KJ.ll.il Hockey KJ. Baseball 10.11.12. South Singer II. Jazz Band 11.12. Homecoming Royalty 12. Sno-Daze Royalty 10. Student Union member 12. Senior Class Officer 12. Homecoming Committee 12. WAUPOOSE. ROSE, Basketball II. Volleyball ll.ll TANS ll.ll WETTERNACH. CHERYL, Student Union member 12. WET TUN. GREG, Cross Country Skiing II. Partnership Student Council 12. WHITE. LAURA Young Life KJ.ll.il Student Officer for Partnership II. WICHMAN. ROY, Cross Country 12. Debate Team 12. WIKSTROM. NADINE, Student Union member fO.ll.ll WILDES. CAROLYN, Spanish II. WILHELMI. DAVID Basketball 12. Baseball 12. Young Life 11.12. fall Musical 12. Sno Daze Royalty 12. Student Union member 12. Stag-Crew 12. WILLIAMS. TOM football KJ. Track ll.ll WISE. TAMMIE: Swimming KJ. Variations KJ. fall Musical 12. Winter Play 12. Yearbook 12. Sno Daze Royalty 12. Homecoming Committee 12. Badminton KJ. WISS8AUM. PEGGY, Concert Choir ll.ll Variations KJ. Cheerleader 12. WOEfEL. MATT, Partnership Student Council 12. WORKCUff. DENISE, Black Culture Club 10.11.12. Young Life KJ. Concert Choir KJ.II. Variations KJ. fall Musical 12. Southerner Staff 11.12. Student Union member KJ.II.I2. Sophomore Class Officer KJ. Cheerleader 10.11.12. Homecoming Committee 10.12. Debate Team 12. 126 — Senior Index Student Picture Index Aarvig. Erica. 10. 39. 72. 102. 106. Affeldt. Garrett: 62 Aguilar. Brenda: 10. 23, 26. 42. 71. 72 Albrecht. Becky: 54. 101 Aleckson. Terri: 54 Allen. Greg: 8. 23. 72. 97. 98. 100. 109 Aim. Mike: 54 Almendina. Greg: I. 46. 47. 112 Almendina. Yvonne.- 54. 101 Almquist, Joanne: 62 Almquist, Patty: 54 Anderson. Bobby.- 54 Anderson. Dam 62 Anderson. Darci: 62 Anderson. David: 54. 59 Anderson, Jim: 8. 22. 62. 108 Anderson. Karla. II. 32. 33. 36. 54. HO Anderson. Kenny.- 54 Anderson. Lori: 72. 113 Anderson. Wanda: 10. 39. 72 Andrews, William: 107 Andrusko, James-. 62 Angelos. Christ.- 8. 29. 46. 62 Arcoren, Dana: 54 Arlt. Vickie: 72 Arpan. Mike: 62 Aulwes. Kathy: 72. Ill Austin. Donald: 72. 112 Austin, Valoise: 54. 60 Aver ill. Annette: 54. 101 Aver ill. Mary: 21. 72 Baardson. Diane: 26. 54 Baardson. Duane: 29. 72 Baker. Charles. 18. 28. 41. 54 Ballinger. Carem 107 Balluff. Joe. 5. 50. 54 Banks. Audrey: 112 Barge. Susan-. 13. 31. 55. 62, 101 Barnard, Dale.- 29, 47. 62 Barth. Michael: 107 Bartholomew. Todd: 28. 54. 113 Beaulieu, Greg: 112 Beaulieu. Vince: 54 Becker.Maureem 72 Belair, Joe: 62 Bell. Randy: 72 Bellanger. Terry: 101 Belmore. Teresa: 54 Bender. Mike.- 10. 21. 29. 72 Benson. John.- 47 Benson. Ken: 54 Berg. Dam 30. 31. 62 Berg, Deam 54 Berg. Laurie: 72 Berg. Mashelle: 62. 101 Berg. Patty: 23. 39. 61. 62. 101 Berg. Peter: 60. 62 Berg. Tom: 73 Bergerson. Robbie: 54 Bergstrom. Jill: 34 Betzold, Mike: 4. 62 Bice. Scott: 28. 49. 54 Bjornson, Sue: 26. 43. 54 Black. Henry-. 49. 54 Blair. Chuck.- 54 Blanchard. Terry: 73 Blue, Shannon: 54 Booker. Robbie: 107 Booth. Tom: 73, 102 Bosquez. Desiree: 73 Bowie, Mark: 107 Braziel. Brady: 101 Breault. Brenda: 62. 132 Brekhus. Randy: 7, 21. 23. 62, 99. 100. 101. 108. 121 Brezinka. Karen: 10. 26. 27. 42. 43. 73. 102. 108 Broden. Heather: 34 Brodeen, Kim: 16. 46. 62. 101 Brown. Bill: 21. 22. 23. 73. 100. 112 Brown. Chris: 54 Brown. Michelle. 9. 22. 70. 73. 101. 102, 108. 109 Brown, Mike: 73 Brown. Tammy: -4 Brummett. Janice: 23 Buckanaga. Denise: 62 Buckanaga. Desi: 25. 26. 42. 62, 112 Bunting, Jack: 54 Burgess. Cheryl: 62 Burgess. Robin.- 73 Burgoyne. Russ: 14. 45. 54 Burns. Richard.- 113 Buxengard. Dave-. 73 Buzick. Lisa.- 2. 36. 54 Cairns. Brenda: 100. 101 Campion. Bruce: 45. 54 Campion. Linda: 62 Capra. Mike: 25. 30. 31. 46. 62 Capra. Monica.- 24. 34. 35. 50. 55. 132 Capra. Tony: 30 Carlson, Kim: 73 Carlson, Mike: 43. 73 Carroll. Linda: , 54. Id Cavin. Evelyn: 60, 62 Chambers. Brian: 63 Chavez, Donna: 63 Chavez. Joseph: 30. 45. 63 Chavez. Maria: 63, 69 Chavez. Raleigh: 63 Christopherson. Dale.- 14. 29. 73. 97. 102 Christopherson. Dave: 73 Christopherson. Deam 50. 74. 97, 98. 102 Christy. Robert: 60. 63 Clarkson. Lisa: 16. 37. 46. 63. Id Clarkson. Paul: 54 Cobb in. Lisa: 70 Cole. Lisa: 74 Coon. Patti: 44. 54 Copeland, Monica: 39. 54, $6, Id Corbesia. James: 40. 41, 55 Corgan. Tiffany: 55. 57. Id. HO Corgard. Valerie: 10. 74 Corona. Natalie.- 87 Couch, Cathy: 63 Countryman. Kathy: 104 Cox. Paul: 113 Crawford. Vance.- 29. 74 Crenshaw. Steve: 2, 23. 46. 63. 97. 107 Crosby. Tom: 55 Cunningham. Ross: 55 Curtis. Rom 74 Dahlagher. Julie: 74 Dahlagher. Patty: 55 Dahlen. Dave: 70. 74. 96. 97. 98. 100 Dahlen. Lynm 36. 55 Picture Index — 07 Dakota, Alan: 113 Dao, Diem-Le: 63 Dao, Thuy.- 55 Daskam, Steve: 55 Davis, Darren-. 55 Davis. Elaina: 107 Davis, Michael: 46. 107 Day. Betsy: 9. 16. JO. 36. 37. 49. 74 DeCora, Chuck: 63 Deegan. Byran: 55 Dehnel. Sally: 63. 101. 9 Dennis, Matt: 60, 63 Dennis. Mitch: 55 Denomie. Dorothy: 111 Deschl. Charmin.- 74 Dettman, Don: 55 Dickson. Lise; 21 38. 39. 63. HO. 112 Dischinger. Gwen: 55 Dischinger, Mark: 21. 29. 74, 100 Dixon. Paul: 29. 46. 47. 63 Downwind. David: 47 Dombrovskis, Lori: 23. 39. 61. 63. 100 Dorr. Gary: 28. 29 Dorr, Steve.- 3, 63 Douglas, Kathy: 74, 110 Draves. Kellie.- 55 Drew, Barbara: 63 Dunn. Christy: 55 Dwyer, Mark: 50, 74 Dybevik, Nadine: 55 Edwards. Jessica: 63 Edwards. Michael: 75. 97 Eilers. Jane: 75. 102. 108 Eilers. Rich.- 63 Ellison. Laura: 60. 63 Ellwanger, Gerald.- 75 Eller. Don: 22. 75. 112 Elms. Matt: 63 Emery. Alison: 8, 75, 109 Emer-, Jon: 55, 57 Engebretson. Penny: 63, 101. 109 Entzell, Tracy: 39. 55 Enz. Mike-. 63 Epps. Bill: 47. 107 Erickson. Bob.- 55 Erickson. Don: 21. 22, 23. 75. 100. Ill 132 Erickson, Jennifer: 75. 104 Erickson. Jim.- 55 Erickson. Jodie: 75 Ervin. Troy: 28, 40, 41, 55 Fasthorse. Corie: 55 Feisthamel, Ivan: 75 Ferguson, Lora.- 55 Feriancek, Bill: 28. 48, 49 Finch, Kathy: 101 Fisher. Kim: 55 Fisher, Shelly: 132 Flanderick, Kerry: 113 Fleck. Robbie: 29. 75 Floberg, Darlene: 2, 33, 55 Flom. Mike: 64 Flores. Noe.- 55 Flugge, Jean: 55 Flugge. Mary: 75 Forsell, Brian.- 64 Forsland, Jeff: 70 Francis. Barbara.- 34, 35 Francis, Patsy.- 64 Frazier, Melanie.- 13, 26, 27. 37. 42. 61. 64. 108. Ill Fredell. Micheal.- 28. 50. 55 Fruitz, Lisa: 75, 104 Fuller, Brenda.- 86 Gable, Noreen: 64. 68 Gabriel, Sheila: 76 Gamier, Francois.- 23. 76 Gearhart, Rom 28, 55. HO Genung. Joe: 21. 29. 76 Gerard, Bob: 29, 64 Gerard, Michele: 6. 21. 37, 60. 64. 100 Geshisck, Joe: 112 Gibbs, Sheldon: 55 Gibney. Roger: 64, 68 Gilbert, Debra: 2, 36, 55 Gilsrud, Tammy: 55 Gilsrud. Tim: 29. 64 Givens. Curtis: 23. 29, 64 Glad. Jay: 48 Goclon, Paul: 14. 48, 64 Golden, Rich: 55 Goneau, Craig: 64 Gonzalez, Rudy: 15, 29, 76. 133 Goodwin, Charlene: 37, 46, 64, 101 Gossman, Lee Ann: 39. 55 Goudge, Debra: 55, 113 Greeter, Randy: 28, 55 Green, Ronald-. 64 Grimes, Donald: 55 Grimm. Keith.- 64 Gulbranson, Gayle: 56 Gulbranson, Mike: 64 Gullickson, Tim: 76 Gustafson. Karin.- 21. 22. 32, 33. 64. ICO Haagenson. Melvin: 29, 46, 76 Flagen, Kelly: 76 Hahnke, Lee: 64 Hall. Diane: 18. 44. 76. 101 Hall, Jeanette: 70, 86 Hall. Jeff: 76 Hallquist. Tom.- 64 Halvorson, Pam: 113 Hansen, Dan.- 50, 64 Hansen, Jim: 64 Hansen, Vickie: 5, 56 Hanson, Kenny: I O Hanson. Robert: 28 Hanumen, Navem 64 Haroldson, Karen: 3, 76 Harris, Douglas: 23, 28, 45, 56 Harris, Michael.- 46, 64, 107 Harris, Tammy: 64. 69 Harrity, Joan: 23, 26, 27, 36, 56, 57. Of Hart, Genise: 76 Haukos, Wanda: 76 Hayes. Casey: 64 Hedlund. Kathy: 56. 113 Heil. David: 65 Henry, Jeff: 48 Herkal, Renee: 38. 39. 65. ICO. HO Hermann, Cory: 20, 21, 29, 45, 65, too. 101 Hesse, Brenda: 65 Hibben. Denise: 65 Hickey, Keith: 29. 65 Higgins. Alena: 19. 76, 97 Higgins, Paul: 21 49. 56. 97 Hinkel. Ken.- 21 56. 112 Hinrichs, Lynn.- 20, 56, 101 Hoch. Jeff: 65. 108 Hogan, Dan: 14, 56 Hogan, Katy: 76, 101, III Hoglund. Kevin: 19. 29, 45, 65 Holien. Mike: 9. 20 Holm, Michelle: 77 OS — Picture Index Holms, Patty.- 77 Hoppe, Patrick: 65 Horton, Denise: 65 Houser, Sue: 3, 44, 56. Id Howes. Danny: 10. JO. 28. 29 Howes. Randy: 28, 40. 56. 110 Hoyhtya, Kevin: 10. 29. 48. 49. 77 Huderle. Steve: 64. 65 Hultgren, Sarah: 65 Hurd. Clayton: 77 Hyatt, Russell: 107 Imberi. Matt• 14. 29. 77 Isham. Lori: 7. 26. 43. 56. 112 Iverson. Bob: 65 Iverson. Matt: 30. 31, 65 Iverson. Jim: 113 Janey. Diane.- 20. 21. 34. 43. 52. 56. 96. 97. 98. 132 Janey. Mike.- 10. 28. 29. 48. 70. 77. 98 Jeffers. Todd. 29. 46. 65 Jeffrey. Annette: 42, 77. 108 Jeffrey. Charlene: 3, 56. Id Jensen, Dawn: 34, 35. 36. 46. 65, too Jensen, Todd: 56 Jespersen, Kersten-. 37. 77 Jewett. Ken: 77 Joelson, Penny: 44, 65. Id Johansen, George: 30. 65 Johnson. Dave: 65 Johnson, Janet: 65. Id Johnson, Jay.- 65 Johnson. Jeff: 23, 56 Johnson. Karla: 77, Id Johnson, Nannette: 65, Id Johnson, Ronny: 47 Johnson, Rosie: 112 Johnson, Tammy: 3. 77 Jones. Chad: 47, 113 Jones, Dana: 36. 50. 56. 98 Jones. Jim.- 56 Kadlec. Bernice: 65 Kadlec, Martin.- 77 Kapishkowit. Angie: 3 Kappenman, Joan: 65 Kappes. Julie: 65. Id Kazuk. Debbie: 44. 66 Keezer. Denise.- 56 Keller. Mike: 56 Keller, Tammy.- 56 Keller. Todd: 17 Kelley. Kim53. 56 Kellington, Ann: 21, 77 Kellington, Mary Kay: 37. 49. 66 Kelm. Paul: 40. 41. 78. 100 Kemp, Paula: 78. Id Keys. Lori: 56 Kittelson. Scott: 22. 56. 112 Kitto. Rick: 56 Knox. Glenn: 78 Knudson. Karl: 56 Knudson. Kurt: 56 Knudtson, Deanne: 56 Knudtson. Robert: 28. 56 Koenigsmark. Andy: 4. 66 Kokkila. Penny: 78. 97. Id. HO Kolhoff. Kim.- 60. 66 Koll. Maree: 17. 33. 78 Kommer. James: 56. Id Kommer. John: 53. 66. Id Kommer. Kenneth: 66 Konecny. Richard: 78, K29 Kragness. Patty: 78 Kragness. Robert: 56 Kreft, Sara: 50 Kreft. David: 30. 31. 50. 78. 102 Krona, Tom: 49. 53, 66 Kurschner, Ed: 44. 45 Kutzbach, David: 66 Kvale, Lisa: 78 Labarski, Kevin: 45 LaCoursiere. Mary: 44, Id Lad wig, Mike: 66 Ladwig, Paul: 56 Lamb. Michelle: 56 Langendorf, Cindy: 78 Lantz. Donna: 42, 66 Larch. Jim. 66, 100. Id LaRonge. Dan.- 28. 45. 54. 57 LaRonge. Terri.- 66 LaRoque. Frank: 57 LaRoque, Pam: 57 Larsen. Ken: 4. 66 Larson. Karen.- 78 Larson, Margie.- 44. 66. Id Larson. Phillip: 10. 49, 79. 110 Larson, Sue: 57 Larson. Terry: 57. 59 Latter grass, Julie: 57 Lawrence, Phil: 79, 122 LeBre. Steve. 23. 28. 44. 45. 57. Id Lechot. Catherine: 79, 96. 97, Id LeDuc. Sherri: 66 Leen. Dale-. 57 Lee. Vivian: 79. 102. 6. 108 Lehman, David: 66. 96. 97. 98 Leonard. Doug: 14. 66 LeQuier, Steve: 57 Levine. Mitchell.- 87 Lewis. James.- 107 Libby. Sherri: 57 Lilligren, Leslie: 112 Linderholm. Sean.- 21. 48. 49. 79 Lindstrom, Todd: 9, 22. 66. 109. 112, 132 Litz. Charles: 87 Long, Lynette.- 79 Longhofer. Chris-. 79 Lorentzen. Cathy: 60 Lorge. Sue: 66 Los sow. Rodney: 20, 21, 29. 48. 49. 57. 98 Lowy, Scott: 30. 66 Love, Luceal: 107 Ludgate, Tammie: 21. 44. 79, 100. Id Luoma. Carrie: 79. Id Lyght. Charles: 66. 107 Lyons. Michial: 66 Madison. LuAnm 57. 96 Madson, Harlan: 30, 79 Malmquist, Darrell: 66 Man wilier, Mark: 113 Mar den. Laura: 10. 23. 39, 79 Marihart, Paul: 29. 79. Id Maroudas, Peggy-. 80 Marrin. Willie: 57 Martin, Les.- 66. 97 Martineau. Jodi: 21. 46. 80. 133 Martinez, Janine-. 26. 57, Id Martinez, Rick: 23, 29. 66 Marty. Mary: 20, 80 Mateer. Diane.- 58 Mateer. Sue: 49. 59, 80 Matson, Jeff: 87 Matson. Leanne: 110 Matthews, Catherine: 23, 26. 27, 80. 102. 106. 107. 108. Ill Matiska. John-. 29. 67 Picture Index — 139 Mat ton, Linda: 57 Mattson.- Lee.- SO Mayjoua. Ly-. 57 McClanahan, Marty.- 29, SO McClanahan, Steve: 28. 57, 113 McDavid, Tanya: 20. 24, 42, 43. 80. 107 McDonald. Bev.- SO McDonald. Deb: 104. 112 McKenzie. Connie: 57 Meinke. Patty: 67 Mencel, Terry: 8, 67. 97. 112 Mier, Deanna: 57 Minks, David: SO Moen, Eric: 50. 67. 97 Mohs. Lois■ 22. 34. SO Moline. Karen-. 57, 97 Monroe, Leslie.- 67 Monson, Margo-. 32, 33. 37. 46. 67 Montague. Harry: 80 Montague, Shirley: 3 Moore, Leslie: 57 Mortenson, Laura: 57 Neadeau. Dale-. 57, 113 Nelson, Anne Maria.- 34. 67, 10$ Nelson. Brad: SO Nelson. Craig.- 70, 80 Nelson, Lisa: 57 Nelson. Steve: 57 Nelson, Theresa.- 81. 101. 110 Ness, Ann: 34 Ness. Joe.- 81. 96. 97. 98 Newberry. Alex.- 47 Nordin, Paul: 81 Norris. Chuck.- 46 Nutter.Chris: 29. 46. 81 Nygren, Byron-. 57 Nygren, Lance: 81 O'Brien. Judi: 67 O’Brien, Mike.- 67 O'Connell. Colleen- 67. 101 Olson. Barry: 29. 67, 68 Olson, Paul: 57 Olson. Vince: 41,81 Omdahl. Rick.- 41. 113 O'Neill, Sharon: 81 Oquist. Ken-. 29. 42. 81, 102 Onhen. Marilyn: 57 Oreschnick. Bob.- 8. 22 Oshie, Mark: 18 Ott. Jackie: 33. 36. 57. HO. 132 Ott, Ron.- 40. 41 Overbo, Kip-. 81, 97, 98 Overbo. Patty: 67 Pacheco, Raymond: 81 Pacheco. Robert: 57 Palacio. Kingsley: 57, 113 Palacio, Linda: 67 Pankow. Troy-. 113 Parker. Brad.- 57 Parker, Terry: 67 Parkins. Richard: 58 Par row. Donna: 81 Parsons. Leila: 39, 81 Patterson, Debbie: 58. 101 Pauling, Kim: 81 Pearson. Jason: 58 Peckman, Dean: 58 Pederson. Lisa: 58 Pederson. Sue: 12. 21, 49. 50. 71. 81 Peine, Kevin: 48. 82, 132 Pendleton, Dean: 10. 28, 29, 46, 82 Pendleton. Donna: 26. 43. 58 Perkins. Richard.- 67 Perry, Darryl: 107 Perry, Tim: 58 Petek, Lynda-. 39. 67 Petersen. Karh 36. 49. 67. 108 Peterson. Leslie.- 67 Peterson. Mary: 20. 21. 23, 39, 67 Petersons, Don: 58 Petersons, Nora: 82. 96. 98 Petersons. Selga: 53 Phillips, Dave: 113 Phillipps, Lisa: 82. 110 Pecotte. Marcel: 113 Pierce, Frank.- 67 Pevec. Lauri: 82 Poitra, Tammy: 67 Potter. Beth: K . 24. 30. 31. 50. 71. 82 Potter. Tim. 28. 40. 41. 58 Pritchard, Seam 41, 82 Provencher, Jo Jo-. 3, 18. 58. 101 Quelland. Robbie: 49. 58 Rahman, Dam 82, 102. 106 Remily, Jean: 60. 67 Revak, John-. 113 Rice, Jackie: 113 Rich. Brian: 21. 29. 44. 82 Richardson, Kim: 107 Richardson. Rosemary: 104 Richardson, Walter: 107 Rierson, Lisa: 58 Ritchie, Rendena: 13, 20, 67, 108 Roberts. Scott: 50. 82 Rodacker. Connie: 39 Rodacker, Mike: 41 Roen. Shari: 68. 101 Roesner. Bill: 82 Roesner. Shane: 58 Rogers, Trina.- 23, 39, 68, 132 Roger, Randy: 45 Roman, Amy: 52. 113 Romano. Rich: 28. 41. 58 Rosen, Mike: 113 Rosenau. Mario-. 26, 27, 42. 82. 102 Rosenow, Terry: 68 Ross, Jerry-. 60. 68 Roth. Colleen: 68 Roth, Greg: 50. 83 Royce, Dawn.- 58 Rozenbergs, Vivita: 34 Saastad. Brian: 8. 12. 83. 97, 98. 102. 109 Sands from. Debbie: 36. 37. 46. 68 Santocono, Tony: 58. 113 Saukerson, Joleem 58 Saukerson, Kay-. 68, 108 Savage, Cherie-. II, 43. 68. 90. 101 Savage, Guy.- 58 Savage. Janet: 43. 58. 101, 110 Savage. Jeanne: 36. 58 Schendal, Ken.- 83 Scherman, Patrice: 68 Schlottke, John: 23. 58, 101 Schmidt, Rochelle: 83 Scholia. Tom.- 45. 58. 115 Scholtes, Jill: 58 Scholtes, Tim: 70 Schroeder. Carrie: 113 Schroeder, Tim: 83, 102. 109 Schroeder. Vickie: 83. 113 Schuda, Colleen: 26. 58, 101 Schuda, Diane: 83, 107 Schuda. Jeff: 28 Schuda, Joe: 83 Schuda, Lori: 23, 68. 100. 101. Ill Schultz. Jeff: 29. 83 Schultz, Kari: 63, 68 !30 — Picture index Schultz. Shelley: S3 Schumann. Kendall: 58 Schwartz. Shari: 58 Schwensen. Gordon: 58. 113 Scott. Jeff: 62. 68. 97. 101. 107. 112 Scott. Kathy: 21. 68 Scott. Nioma: 58 Scott. Terriann: 68. 107 Senness. Karen: 70. 83. 101 Sharp. Venessa: 23. 83. Ill Shea. Angelique: 59 Sherman. Jennifer: 34 Sletten. Naomi-. 9. 18. 23. 84. 101 Slinger. Rachelle: 34 Sly. Billy: 59 Smith. Eugene: 68 Smith. Jody: 23. 84 Smith. Stacy: 59. 113 Sobotta. Cindy: 68 Souza. Cindy: 10. 84 Spars, Dennis.- 68 Spencer. Julie.- 84 Spratt. Kevin.- 84 Staebler. Tamie. 84. 96. 97. 98. 100 Stahl. Faith: 59 Stand, Diane: 84. 112 Stand, Roxanne: 84, 113 Stand. Valerie: 7. 26. 27. 42. 43. 62. 68 Standing Cloud. Eugene: 16 Starr, Tony: 59 St. Clair. Dan: 59 Stelton. Dennis: 54. 59 Stephenson. Jim: 23. 68. 101 Stevens. Craig.- 68 Stevens. Sheri: 84 Stevens. Tom-. 68 Stevenson. Leslie: 23. 84. 101 Stewart, Tony: 20, 28. 41. 54. 59. HO Stodolka. Shelly: 10. 84 Stokke. John: 59 Stolberg, Wyman-. 70 Stout, B.L..- 47 Strand. Nora.- 34. 35. 42. 84 Strand. Sara.- 34. 59 Strom men. Lonny: 68 Sullivan. Joe: 29. 84. 133 Sundell. Bill. 49. 59. 97 Sunell. Randy: 59 Swenson. Marie.- 43 Tamble, Bob: 84 Taplin. Cathy.- 18. 36. 59. 110 Taylor. Lance.- 21. 25. 29. 46. 47. 85. 106 Teclaw. Robert.- 9. 29. 40. 41. 85, 109 Telenhusen, Conrad: 47 Thayer. Michelle: 34 Thomas. Martin: 68 Thompson. Gail.- 33. 39, 85, 108 Thompson. James-. 59 Thompson. Rhonda.- 32, 33, 38. 39. 61. 68 Thompson. Tammy: 59 Thompson. Wes: 68 Thoreson. Glen: 22. 69. 109, 112, 132 Thotland. Tim. 23, 69, 100. 101 Tiger. Shelly69. 112 Tiger, Stephanie: 85, 112 Tilbury, Kathy: 69. 101 Tilbury, Linda.- 59 Tonsager. Bruce.- 45, 69 Topitzhofer, Tim: 29. 45. 60. 69 Trimble. Ernest: 28, 47, 53, 107 Tse. Sue.- 85 Tucker. Matt.- 47. 53, 58. 107 Turner. Desiree.- 87 Ungurian. Dam 28, 59. HO Ungurian. Vera: 85, 102 Van de Vere, Starr: 69 Vallis, Beth.- 85 Vandermoon. Jim.- 85 Vandermoon. Virgil: 23, 29, 85. 101. HO Van Heel, Joan: 59 Vasquez, Veneita: 85, 113 Venier. Dam 4. 29. 69. 101. 132 Vesey. Greg.- 48. 85 Vifquain. Vicki: 33. 39. 69 Vossen, Tony: 10. 28. 29. 71, 85. 98 Vrudny, Stephen.- 14, 59 Wade. Frank: 59 Wagner. John: 4 Walker. John: 63. 69 Wallace, Melissa: 69, 97 Ward. Kim• 85 Waupoose. Rose: 3. 26. 27, 112 Waye, Robert: 59 Weiland. Tom: 69 Wenell. Kelly: 69 West, Shannon: 21, 85 Westphal. Jetena-. 69 Wetterman. Cheryl: 86 Wettlin, Greg: 113 White, David.- 86 White. Dorthea. 104. 107 White. Karen: 112 Wichman. De Anna: 69, 101 Wichman, Roy.- 86. Ill Wicket i. Joanne: 69 Wikstrom. Jan: 36. 59. 110 Wikstrom. Nadine: 86 Wilcox. Julie: 44. 59 Wildes, Dave: 113 Wilhelmi. Dave: 21. 23. 46 Williams. Debbie: 86 Williams. Keith: 28 Williams. Steve: 69 Williams. Tom. 86 Willis. Wendy: 38. 39. 69 Wind. Toni: 112 Wise. Sandy: 15. 59. 101 Wise. Tammy.- 21. 23. 108 Wissbaum, Peggy: 44. 86. 101 Woelfel. Mark.- 4. $6 Woelfel, Matt: 86 Woelfel. Nick: 3. 14 Wong. Jimmy: 3 Wong. Jonh 26. 27. 36. 59. 101 Work cuff. Denise. 16. 23. 37. 46. 86. III Wurzer. Mike: 23. 29. 69. 100 Young, Lori: 69 Young, Terri: 59 Zahn. Jewel: 34. 35 Zakariasen. Melanie: 43, 69 Zanora. DoraLinda-. 69 Zarling. Sharon: 59. 101 Zuriff. Dam 28. 41. 59 Picture Index — 131 j£onZ6ujy at ctetifhjjjWL Jind J KitiyinQ JirtnAAsTlftti? -fJhUj mkJ j ho Mje. , with Mutual , h jrni mJjJO. ______________________ jjumLA CA f Jju UsnikA ncf m) .tirruv l 10 . Trina Rogers contemplates her meal during lunch. 3. Mr. Kaari trys some new food during Castle Pay. 3. Mrs. Joanna Barnett shows Brenda Breault how to kink Shelley Fisher's hair. 4. Jackie Ott. Diane Janey and Monica Capra concentrate on their tally cards. 5. Dan Veneer. Todd Lmdstrom. Don Erickson and Glen Thomson study hard during math. 6. Kevin Peine mellows out during Woods. 7. Mr. Webert shows that TIE'S the real J.R. 8. Rudy Gonzalez shows a victorious touchdown against North. 9. Joe Sullivan finds out that his math test has been cancelled. 10. Jodi Martineau takes a Tootsie Pop break during class. Closing Theme — 133 S � 3 C5 nt Lmn .harJej rrt it aJJj. •fhijo tuns r JvhAj J tom cmo. .-that, j.hMj niu)niiAj Johi nQ- vnoih j Jtb LUt Jqp(Kaj n A) W j t%j j rrtvruj nlfhfMjQj?. . hX, .Wifi t7S htj J nnr nO . ’11 h { j -?JY)f pail .lnUl JjHQSt jla; rvnSi .tftt O JaOLffuj. Pirnf AhQXOd. ' w J 'Suauj ) OlrtJiAJ 1981 O Autographs 1981 Ttgefc Spuing SuftbCcwcMl SPRING UPDATE... The 1981 Tiger Yearbook was completed and sent to the printers in early March. The following are some of the things that have happened since then. There were i assassination attempts on both President Reagan and Pope John Paul II. Both are recovering beautifully... Black History week program was cancelled but rescheduled for May...This year the Tigerettes took first in the State AA and Aquatenial Danceline Competition...Spring play was Dark of the Moon which was a folk tale ...Fourth Annual National Honor Society banquet was held May 12th. Teacher of the Year award was given to Mr. Chambers...This year's spring concert was a Cabaret featuring the Variations, Concert Choir and South Singers ... School paper, Southerner, had a paper drive during opening fishing weekend...Three members of the South High Staff have announced their retirement effective at the end of this year. These staff members are Jerome Tyler, Special Ed.; Joe Darwich, Band.; and Ardelle Walsh, Office 1. Yearbook Staff roeabers are ready to celebrate after after coapletlng the 1981 TIGER. 2. Meabers of Hr. Schell's Death Lit class hold a wake in the cosaons. 3. New Honor Society mcsbcrs are Inducted into the society at the annual Spring Banquet. 4. Kin Richardson presents an award to Mr. TVler at the Culture Club Progran. 1 SOUTH HIGH SCHOOl LIBRARY Spring Update - 1 1. Mr. Dahl displays the State Trophy with co-captains Erica Aarvig and Wanda Anderson. 2. Tlgcrcttcs dance thier routine . t a special progran in thier honor. 3. The entire Tigerette Squad. A. Mr. 3renzy gives an award to Gail Thompson as well as the ocher squad members at the program. 5. The crowd watches the Tigerettes dance. 6. Line combers await thier turn as they arc introduced. 1 2 - Tigerettes 3 The line of dancers formed to the left of center, covering fifteen feet of the massive basketball court. Seventeen girls were about to give a performance that had taken a year and countless hours of practice. This was state competition, all the eggs were in one basket. Each girl knew that this would be the only chance after a year of work, to show everyone in the state of Minnesota, that they, the South High Tigerettes, were capable of taking the state title. Captains Wanda Anderson and Erica Aarivg had given their total concentration toward that goal. Peggy Arntson choreographer, had worked hard bringing together her best effort regarding costume and dance. Now, all that remained was the performance. Each girl marched toward the center of the court with a single idea, being of one mind and as a unit made up of seventeen parts, none more important than the other. The system worked, as with the start of the music, South High danced it's way into the state record books. 6 Tigerettes - 3 1. Barbara Allen is surrounded by her mother and friends after her baby has died. 2. Uncle Saelicuc sings a folk tale to the mountain folks. 3. Barbara sings a ballard while Uncle Saclicue plays along. 4. Conjor Woman and the witches try talking John out of becoming a human. 5. Barbara Allen dies Just before John turns back into a witch. 6. The Allen family is visited by Preacher Kagler, 7. Marvin Hudgens talks to Barbara and John. DARK OK THE MOON CREW: BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Scott and Donny Eller. CENTER ROW: Ken Hinkel, Terry Menclo and Todd Lindstrom. TOP ROW: Bill Brown and Glenn Thoreson. 4 - Spring Play 3 4 SPRING PLAY DARK OF THE MOON” The play this past spring was called Dark of the Moon. The lead roles of John Human and Barbara Allen were portrayed by Doug Harris and Lori Dorn-browskis. The play itself was about an Appalachian legend telling the story of a witch boy and a human girl who fell in love, and the conflicts which arouse because of the differences between their worlds. The title song, The Ballad of Barbara Allen was composed and sung by a former South High student, Bruce Bed-narchuk. This was just one of the many special additions to the play. Other special effects were mountain fog, thunder, and lightning. DARK OF THE MOON' CAST: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Stephenson, Colleen Schuda, Steve LeBre, Lise Dickson, Lori Doabroskls, and Doug Harris. SECOND ROW: Lynn Hlnrichs, Paul Higgins, Karin Gustafson, BUI Freeman, Scott Kletelson, Tamie Wise, Kevin Hnolimd Naoni Slcttcn, Kevin Hoyhtya and Tamie Steabler. THIRD ROW: Linda Carroll, Jeff Johnson and JoJo Provencher. FOURTH ROW- Curtis Givens, Leslie Stevenson, Cathy Mathews. uonnV Erickson. and Rodney Lossov, TOP ROW: Mary Peterson, Ann cossnan and Creg Allen. TOP_RICHT: Dawn Jensen and Randy Brekhus. Play - 5 RECORDS SET IN WOMEN'S TRACK Led by Lois Mohs, Melanie Frazier, and Dawn Jensen the South High Thin-clads posted victories over Henry and West, finished 10th in the Twin City Indoor, and placed 6th in the City Meet. The outlook for the future is bright; our team is loaded with juniors, sophomores, and junior high girls. Although they were hampered by injuries the team continued their assault on the record book, posting records in the indoor % mile, indoor 60-yd. dash, indoor 70-yd. hurdles, discus, 100-m. hurdles, and the sprint medley relay. 1. Lynn Dahlcn clears the hurdle. 2. Beth Potter paces her opponent around the track. 3. Janine Martinez hands the baton to Melanie Frazier during a relay race. 4. Lois Mohs cranks up to throw the shot put. 1981 WOMEN’S TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Lois Mohs, Melanie Frazier, Joan Harrlty, Debbie Kazuk and Dawn Jensen' t6p ROW: Coach Mike Anderson. Sue Barge, Janine Martinez, Lynn Dahlcn. Donna Lantz, Monica Capra, Mary LaCoursiere, Beth Potter and Coach Mary Rutz. JKV. | 0OUT 6 - Women's Track DISCUS RECORD SET IN MEN'S TRACK The Season was highlited by many personal bests such as Mike Capra's 9:43 in the 3200 meters. Other runners reaching personal bests are Scott Lowy, Mike Fredell, Doug Harris, Paul Dixon and Paul Higgins. A high point in the season came in the City Relays as the team scored points in all the field events. This capped a record breaking performance in the Discus by Steve Crenshaw, Mike Bender, Harry Montague and Barry Olson. The total distance was 141 meters setting a City record. 1. Mike Bender winds up to throw the discus. 2. Distance runner, Mike Capra, gets In shape before the race. 3. Steve Crenshaw concentrates as he throws the shot-put. 4. Francois Gamier jumps high on the pole vault. THE 1981 TRACK TEAM; BOTTOM ROW: Harry Montague, Mike Bender, and Barry Olson. TOP ROW; Francois Gamier, Coach Wcbert, Scott Lowy, Mike Fredell, Paul Dixon, Doug Karris. Mike Capra, Paul Higgins, Steve Crenshaw, Dean Christ-opherson, Sid Vixayvong, Coach Kaari, Ken Oquist and Troy Ervin. Men's Track - 7 THE 1981 BADMINTON TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Diane Baardson, Sue BJorson. Deal Rojas. Sue Mateer. Diane Jancy. Michelle Brown. CENTER ROW: Lori lshan. Donna Pendleton, Tmmnic Wise. Jodi Martincau, Kristine Brown, and Kim Brodeen. TOP ROW Coach Magdanz, Melanie Zakariasen, Lori Schuda. Jan Savage, Joni Wong. Jeanne Savage, Jan Wikstrom, and Tiffany Corgan. NUMBERS TURN OUT FOR BADMINTON TEAM The 1981 badminton team made a comeback in numbers this year. After almost disbanding for lack of players last year, South fielded a full varsity and junior varsity team this year. Although the varsity was only able to defeat North, the enthusiasm of the many sophomore girls indicates that South will have a better record next year. Jodi Martineau and Sue Mateer were first doubles, and Mel Zakariasen was -the number one singles player all year. 1. Melanie Zakariasen scores on her backhand. 2. Tainmie Wise keeps an eye on the birdie. 3. Jodi Martineau returns the birdie, as Sue Mateer looks on. 4. Michelle Brown awaits the serve. 8 - Hoaen's Badminton U TENNIS TEAM WORKS HARD The South High Boys Tennis Team, despite its losing record, showed much improvment over the season. Co-captains, Christ Angelos and Joe Sullivan, anchored the team, adding their maturity and competitiveness to the hard work of all players. Seniors Craig Nelson and Brian Saastad held down the number one doubles spot throughout the season. Jon Westby played well, winning perhaps the best match of the season, against Henry. South lost two close matches to Central and Henry both by 4-3 scores. Best records for the season were recorded by Christ Angelos playing at the number one singles and Jon Westby, playing at both number two and number three singles. 1. Chris Angelos winds up for a backhand shot. 2. Joe Sullivan cakes It look easy. 3. John Westby hit a low backhand. 6. Brian Saastad serves as Doubles partner Craig Nelson waits. THE 1981 MEN'S TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Brad Branan, Terry Mencel, Joe Chavez, Eric Mocn, and John Westby. TOP ROW: Craig Nelson, Brian Saastad, Joe Sullivan, Chris Angelos and Coach John King. Men's Tennis - 9 BASEBALL REINSTATED JUST BEFORE START OF SEASON The 1981 Tiger baseball season was again marked by an up and down performance. The Tigers played a very tough non-conference schedule which included the 1980 State Champions, Coon Rapids. The Tigers conference season started out with a 2-1 victory over Roosevelt. The pitching of Tom Dyvig and the hitting of Tony Vossen and Gary Dorr made this possible. The Tigers then lost their next six games until thier victory over West. Perhaps the baseball teams biggest victory was its political fight to keep baseball as a sport in the Minneapolis high SChOOls . 1. Kevin Hoyhtya looks for the sign while at bat. 2. Brian Rich trys to beat the throw to first. 3. Cary Dorr Is ready to pick off an opponent who's leading off of first base. 4. Ton Dyvig burns one In across homcplate. THE1981 BASEBALL TEAH: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Janey, Ray Pacheco, Ton Booth, Tony Vossen, Duane Baardson, Mike Carlson, Brian Rich, Kevin Hoyhtya, and Tom Dyvig. TOP ROW: Coach Too O’Meara, Billy Sly, Curtis Civens, Steve Dorr, Terry Lussler, Dan Berg and Steve Huderle. • 'Vili Y y 10 - Baseball THE 1981 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF TEAMS: BOTTOM ROW: Dan O'Connell, George Johansen, Karin Anderson, l.ynn Hinrlchs, K;ir l Schultz, Roy Wiclroa’n and Jay Johnson. TOP ROW: Coach Don Sovell, Bill Sundell, Tim Potter, Paul Kelm, Charlie Baker and Harlan Madsen. YOUNG GOLF TEAMS IMPROVE The lack of experience was the downfall of the Men's and Women's Golf Teams this year. Charlie Baker, 10, Dan O'Connell, 10, and Karla Anderson, 10, were the only players who had competed in the region tournament match last year. Coach Don Sovell said, there has been much improvement in knowledge, confidence, and scoring towards the end of this year's season. There is only two seniors on the teams so the returning teams next year should have a winning season. 1. Coach Sovell shows the proper grip to Paul Kela. 2. Karla Anderson positions her club to putt. 3. L nn Hinrichs show the proper golf stance. 4. Charlie Baker follows through with his swing. 4 Men's and Women's Golf - 11 MANY ENJOY SENIOR BANQUET This year's Senior Banquet was held at the Marriott Inn Hotel near the Met Center. The theme was Remember When... . The Banquet started at 6:30 P.M. with a dinner consisting of a Fruit Cup, Salad, Marinated London Broil, Baked Potato, Green Beans, etc. A program included singing by the South Singers and a slide show which many seniors will remember. The Hall of Fame was also announced at the Banquet. 1. M.C. Naoai Slettcn waves to fellow seniors. 2. Hike Bender, Paul Marihart and Scott Hansen wait for their dessert. 3. Tannic Wise received the title of Flirtlest for the Hall Of Fane awards. U. Toa Booth and Betsy Day chat with friends before the food arrives. 5. Veneita Vasquez and Lori Anderson wait for the program to begin. MINNEAPOLIS 12 - Senior Banquet HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY