South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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

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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.