South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1982
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“THE WAY WE WERE” Memories of the way South used to be All the good times of a school and the bad ones too Now the time has come for us to look ahead and then remember the way we were! Opening 2 Groups 22 Seniors 38 Juniors 56 Sophomores 66 Volume 72 Faculty 74 South High School Sports 82 3131-19th Avenue South Index 118 Minneapolis, MlY 55407 Title Page — I 1. Deanna Mier gets into the spirit during a football game. 2. Diane Mateer, Tiffany Corgan. and Li White show off their shouting ability at a pep fest. 3. Football players get psyched up for the big game. 4. Partnership group receives award for best Homecoming float. 5. Crowd of spectators look on the game with hope. 6. Starr Vandcvcrc. Barb Powell, and Judy O'Brien put up a sign in the commons. 7. The time for having fun is now . 8. Drake Richie and Robert Goodsell stop by locker before rushing off to class. 9. Steve Cook. Chris Nygren, and Jim Christnach pass time talking on the balcony. 2 — Opening Theme “THE BEST OF TIMES” Opening Theme — 3 1. Mat Anderson discovers that lunch prices are higher this year. 2. James Kommcr, Tom Krona, and friend patiently wait for the 7:25 bell to ring. 3. The new teachers at South this year were: Bottom Row: t.inda Tucker. Joanna Barnett, and Becky Aune. Top Row: Hilda Karakash, John Kantar. and John Cina. 4 John Bukavatz uses one of the new simulators which were installed this year. 5. Tiffany Corgan, Liz White. Becky Ostby. and Alicia Anderson enjoy a friendly conversation during Urban Arts Class. 6. Karla Anderson and Jackie Ott study in their class taught by Corinne Robinson. Librarian, 7. Loyal Brezny reads morning announcements to students in his homeroom. 8. Chris Brown. Jeanne Savage, and Karla Anderson pay Mr. Friedrichsen the new athletic fee for volleyball. 9. First hour begins! 4 — Opening Theme WE CAN WORK IT OUT” The Booties Opening Theme — 5 Opening Theme “WE ARE FAMILY” 1. Hoang Dao gets help from librarian Corinne Robinson. 2. South students cheer on the football team. 3. Anne Nelson. Mike Wurzer. John Matiska. and Mary Peterson dine at Burger King. 4. Steye Crenshaw and Barry Olsen carry coach Sovell off the field. 5. Game participants celebrate victory. 6. Tyrone Turner plays the drum at a pep fest. 7. Mrs. Timmerman’s sophomore class listens to a lecture. 8 Chris Koenigsmark feels right at home at South. 9. Rendena Ritchie eats breakfast at school. 10. Sophomores Amere Watkins. Tony Gregerson and Jerry Jorgenson smile for the camera. Opening Theme — 7 I. Carrie Schroedcr needs an absent slip to get back in class. 2 Mary Kjella makes it to first hour as the tordy bell rings. 3. Dave Lehman says. It's gonna be a long day! 4. When Carrie Schroeder gets to class she receives a small lecture from Mr. Kor-manik. 5. Peter Berg doesn't seem to find his class very interesting. 6. Students arrive at South bright and early. 7 As the sun rises, the parking lot at South slowly starts to fill up. 8. Jeff Scott stops at his locker to get his books for class. 9. Some students have time to enjoy a snack or breakfast before first hour. 8 — Opening Theme nm Opening Theme — 9 a DAYBREAK Barry Monilow 1. Tom Krona bags groceries at Super Valu. 2. Ross Hodgeman plays a game of pinball as Greg Langsdorf looks on. 3. Margie Larson and Charlene Goodwin shop for clothes in their spare time. 4. South High students cheer for a victorious game. 5. Dan Hansen. Dave Johnson, and Bob Schaefers, enjoy a game at Bigs Arcade. 6. South students eagerly depart homeward to enjoy a weekend off. 7. Al Sorenson scans the movie section for a good show. 8. John J.A.M. Matiska chows down at Burger King during lunch. 9. Mary Peterson and Lee Ann Gossman enjoy a conversation on the telephone with each other. 0 — Opening Theme “TIME ON OUR HANDS” o Ho j -jW 4-3—j f Q j J Jq rl 'f f 11— - -V - Vl -i f= l — 'mr .t 7= . 7— ' W T ——.— w • w _i w ' O' W 1 “STEP BY Eddie Rabbin 1. Walking arm in arm is one way of showing affection. 2. Going to a movie is a popular activity for a date. 3. “Going for pizza is a favorite with South students. 4. How to get a date: “Step by Step 5. Lovers graffiti is popular on folders throughout South. 6. Need we say more? 7. Barry Olson demonstrates the proper way to pick up a girl for a date. 8. Meeting the girls parents has been a long practiced tradition. Opening Theme — 13 THE 1981 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: BOTTOM ROW: Lise Dickson and Michele Gerard. SECOND ROW: Paul Dixon and Curbs Givens. THIRD ROW: King Cory Hermann and Queen Wendy Willis. FOURTH ROW: Kari Peterson and Lori Dombrovskis. TOP ROW: Mike Wurzer. Mary Peterson, Todd Jeffers, and Kevin Hoglund. I. Tigereites and cheerleaders start the game off with the South High Rouser. ?. Rodney l.ossow smiles with joy after winning the game. 3 Homecoming King and Queen, Cory Hermann and Wendy Willis. 4 Football players get psyched up for the football game. 5 The South High Band performs at the Pepfcst 6. Dan Venier. Tim Thotland, and Rick Martinez show off their creative car. 7 The Homecoming M.C.'s were Melanie Frazier and Christ Angelos. 14 — Homecoming HOMECOMING ’81 Homecoming — 15 1. Colleen Schuda. Jeff Scon and Jo Jo Provencher scramble eggs for the breakfast. 2. Mr. Cady lakes away Margie Larson's shaving cream. 3. Ellyn Langer performs al Coronation, 4. South Singers contributed to the evening with their performance of Lonesome Road. 5. Pride students show their support at the football game. 6. Penny Joelson. Chorlcne Goodwin and Mr. Lindquist accept their first prixe for the Best Door. 7. Queen Wendy Willis and King Cory Hermann take their Royal vows. 8 Juniors show their spirit at the pep-fest. 9. Doug Harris makes his mark as a chef during the Breakfast. 10. The 1981 Homecoming pepfest. 16 — Homecoming Dreaming! Homecoming this year was one of the most successful ever. The participation in all of the events was super. Everyone gave their best effort. The week was kicked off Wednesday with coronation, where Wendy Willis and Cory Hermann were crowned Queen and King. Thursday was the day of sales. Student Union sold. Pom Poms, buttons and Cow Bells, while the cheerleaders sold balloon tickets and the tigeretts sold garters. A tradition was reborn at South with the Homecoming Breakfast; the results were terrific. Friday was the big day starting with the pepfest. and the parade. The parade route led directly on to the field where the main event of the week took place. The football players took South to a 1312 victory over North. To end the week there was a super Victory dance. The dance had the best turn out ever, with music provided by Midwest Sound. Homecoming — 17 1. South students enjoy a Sadie Hawkins hayride 2. Lee Ann Gossman and Rodney Lossow win Best Costume. 3. Liz White. Trina Rogers. Monica Copeland. Faye Jorgenson, and Randy Howes wait in line to square dance. 4. Danny Howes and Monica Copeland took a good Sadie picture. 5. Jan Wikstrom. Penny Joelson. Faye Jorgenson, and Charlie Baker git down. 6. B.L. Stout. Debbie Patterson. Barry Olson, and Nikki Rodacker warm their hands over the stove. 7. Ann Miller. Dan Hogan. Randy Howes, and Faye Jorgenson sit out a dance. 8. Steve LeBre and Mary Kay Kellington pose for their picture. 9. Darlene Floberg, Jim Stevenson. Debbie Gilbert. Mark Mahre. Dana Jones, and Eric Moen show the Sadie spirit. 18 — Sadie Hawkins It Was “Ladies Night” As South’s Gals Corralled Their Guys For 1981 Sadie! Sadie Hawkins this year wuz more fun than a bale a' hay in springtime! It wuz held on October 24, at Fish Lake Ranch. Buses left South at 6:15 to take students to a good ole' fashioned hoe-down. Once there, you could git yer pictures taken. go on a hayride. git married by Marryin' Sam or square dance till yer suspenders fell off! We had a mighty good jail this year, with Beaufford T. Crenshaw as head sheriff, and deputies Connie and Nikki Ro-dacker and Lori Schuda. Sheriff Crenshaw reports that Paul Dixon wuz locked up the most. — Betcha Melanie Frazier had fun gittin him out! Best costume winners wuz Leeann Gossman and Rodney Lossow. The temperature wuz cool this year to say the least, but if y'all kept on movin', it wasn’t too bad. Sadie Hawkins — 19 Snow Is Plentiful For South High’s 1982 Sno-Daze Week! Sno-Daze week was hard for the Student Union to schedule this year because of all of the different school activities taking place. A date was found and Sno-Daze was held the week of February 1-5. Throughout the week many memorable events were held. Monday was Hat Day. Tuesday was Inside Out and Backwards Day. The Snow Olympics was held on Wednesday. which was also 50's Day. The Coronation of the 1982 Sno-Daze King and Queen. Randy Brekhus and Sue Barge, was held on Thursday. Friday was the grand finale with the basketball team's defeat over Roosevelt and the victory dance afterward in the South High Commons. 1. The 1982 Sno-Daze Queen. Sue Barge and King. Randy Brekhus. 2. Volleyball was Paulette Dixon's game. 3. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Webert took part in hockey. 4. Cory Hermann and Karen Moline got into 50's day by dressing up. 5. Deanne Knudtson. Dan Venier. and Cathy Taplin showed that things were a little backwards on Tuesday. 6. Randy Greeler puts on an unusual hat for Monday. 7. Karin Gustafson sings a song from the musical Marne.” 8. During class. Jessica Edwards daydreams of being on a safari adventure. 9 Sue Barge expresses her excitement as she is crowned Sno-Daze Queen, 10. A show of happiness as the robe is placed on Randy Brekhus. 20 — Sno-Daze THE 1982 SNO-DAZE ROYALTY: BOTTOM ROW: Junior Attendants, Tim Potter and Diane Janey. Todd Lindstrom, Dawn Jensen. Mike Capra. Trina Rogers. Rhonda Thompson. Queen Sue Barge. King Randy Brekhus, Melanie Frazier. Vicki Vifquain. Sophomore Attendants Renee Palacio and Drake Ritchie. TOP ROW: Keith Hickey. Emcees Mary Kay Kellington and Steve Crenshaw. Christ Angelos, and Barry CHson. True American native Students Club TRC1E AMERICAN NATIVE STUDENTS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Advisor Bill Beaulieu. Shari Schwartz. Sylvia Kapishkowit. Desiree Rojas. Nona Wade. Leigh Ann Spears. Pamela LaRoque, Jimmy Jones, and Mark Isham. SECOND ROW: Advisor Audrey Banks. Shannon Blue. Rita Blue. Barb Drew. Jeremy Beaman. Shelly Tiger. Denise Buckanaga. Maury Wyndc. Charlene Goodwin, and advisor Delphine Quaderer TOP ROW: Dale Neadeau. advisor Greg Beaulieu. Leon Stately. Charlie Norris. Steve Needham, and Anton Thompson. French Club FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Sylvia Kapishkowit. Diana Aboud. Ellyn Langer. Jessica Edwards, and Dan Hogan. SECOND ROW: Liz White. Jonl Wong. Mike Vrudny. Debbie Shindler. Clarice Burton. Shari DuPee. and Scott Kittclson. TOP ROW: Shcma Kahn. Tom Wentland. David Thompson. Ben Chivcrs. Jo Jo Provenchcr, Kari Schultz. Margo Monson. Vicki Vifquain. Becky Ostby. Stephen Vrudny. Tony Stewart. Debby Kazuk. Eugene Allen, and advisor Nancy Olson. 22 — Groups = “DEVOTED TO YOU!” u ■ — 5= k mA-i i-v-7i—te — -t rm d mTV 7 Vt7 w 9 0— 0 9 o -———-V- Speech Team r THE 1982 SPEECH TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jessica Edwards and Rebecca Ostby. SECOND ROW: Coach Beverly Plan!. Karin Gustafson. Michael Davis, and Anne Ness. TOP ROW: Mike Wurzer and Jason Benson. Mini Clinic Staff MINI CLINIC STAFF: Nancy Cartie. Registered nurse: Mary Eide. Health aid: Diane Frcdeen. nurse practk ner Not pictured: Dr. Jim Nordin. SOUTH STUDENTS BOUND FOR FRANCE: SITTING: Deb bie Shindlcr. STANDING: Kari Schultz. Tony Stewart. Jo Jo Provencher. and Becky Ostby. GROUPS ISew Director Takes On Role As “Music Man!” Following the retirement of Joe Darwich, we had a new band director, John Kantar, this year. This year the band played at many different events. They played in the Homecoming Parade, at Football and Basketball games, the Winter Concert, the Minneapolis High Band Festival Contest, the South High Band Festival with the junior high schools, and the Spring Concert. They set high goals and met them. Our band consisted mainly of sophomores and juniors with a few seniors showing leadership. They had a great year. I. LuAnn Madison plays a song with the band at half time during home coming. 2 Deanna Wichman plays the flute during homecoming. 3. Mark Wagner plays his tuba at a football game. 4. Deanna Wichman. Michelle Soldo. Kristin Tipple and Dana Jones play their flutes during band practice. 5- John Kantar, the new band director, leads the band during rehearsal. 24 — Band Concert Band BOTTOM ROW: Joe Starr. Jack Bunting. James Thurston. Eric Moen, and Paul Higgins. TOP ROW: Bill Sundell, Mark Wagner. Tim Walmann. Dennis Erickson. Pat McQulston, Jerry Eckcr. and Dave Fryxell. BOTTOM ROW: Kristin Tipple. Melissa Wallace. Jennifer Weeks. Michelle Soldo. Deanna Wichman. Dana Jones, and Kak Vixayvong MIDDLE ROW: LuAnn Madison. Ann Zierman. Barb Smith. Jennifer Eskclson. Brian Berglof. and Bill Jones. TOP ROW: Hannu Korpi. Steve Knox, and Les Martin. Bands — 25 Choirs Go In New Directions There were some changes made in the choral music programs this year with the arrival of new director Becky Aune. Becky began as a teacher for the Variations, which is South's girls choir. In early October she became the choral director for all music programs at South including the Concert Choir and the South Singers. The choirs combined to perform a Fall Concert in late November. Another new idea was the election of Concert Choir officers to help assist in the activities and plans of the choir. 1. The new choral director. Becky Aune. 2. Steve Wolf and John Kommer study their notes in Concert Choir. 3. Gail Davis sings out. 4. Laura Wood looks over her part. 5 THE 1981-82 CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: President Randy Brekhus and Vice President Karin Gustafson. TOP ROW: Sue Larson. James White. Gail Davis. Jo Jo Provencher. Steve Wolf, and Deanna Mier. 6 A section of the Concert Choir in action. 26 — Choirs THE 1981-1982 SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Scott. Lori Dombrovskis. Joan Harrity. Karen Gustafson. Tiffany Corgan. Karen Moline. Renee Herkal. Dawn Jensen, and Michelle Gerard. TOP ROW: Cory Hermann. Jim Larch. Steve Lebre. Charles Blair. Steve Crenshaw. Randy Brekhus. Paul Higgins, and Mike Wurzer. THE 1981-1982 CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Tilbury. Penny Engebretson. Jojo Provencher. Karin Gustafson. Laura Wood. Linda Matton. SECOND ROW: Val Austin. Cheryl Croissant. Ellyn Langer. Elodia Wilson. Tammy Gardner. Carrie Luoma, Sue Barge. THIRD ROW: Tom Scholia. Gail Davis. Carol Johnson. Charlene Goodwin. Sue Larson. Deanna Mker. Kris Brown. Kathy Finch. Instructor Becky Aune. TOP ROW: Scott Ervin. Steve Wolf. Byron Nygren. Tom Weiland. Darryl Perry. Jame White. Randy Brekhus. John Kommer. Cathy Taplin, Sundae Schultz. Choirs — 27 Partnership Program PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM: BOTTOM ROW: Ron Gearhart. Terry Parker. Rick Martinez. Frank Pierce. Mike Arpan, Josh Arcoran. SECOND ROW: Chad Jones. Patty Dahlager, Debbie Schuda. Jill Scholtes, Shelly Berg. Micki Darr. Garrln Draves. Steve Needham. THIRD ROW: Joe Westphal. David Wildes. Dennis Spars. Sandy Wise. Patty Peterson, Brenda Cairns. Sharon Zarling. Terri LaRonge. TOP ROW: Dora Zamora. Denise Buckanaga. Cathy Phillips, Dawn Royce. Rhonda Johnson. Kim Ward, Joan Kappcnman. Sara Strand. Gloria Bedeau. Garrett Affeldt. Linkage Program LINKAGE PROGRAM: SITTING: Dan Dunn. Dennis Dettman. Claude Barton. Denise Long, Jackie Munncll. Marie Bingman. STANDING: Jim Hanson, Troy Harper. Kevin Lubarskl. Dave LaDue. Mark Hurd. Lyle Zarling. Jim Anderson. Mary Peterson. Barb Walsh. Mike Casserly. Tammy Chin. Kim Workcuff. Dana Karlstad. David Carnes. Kim Lorcntzen. John King. Robert Sobotta. Linda Steinberg. 28 — Groups Partnership Program PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Axclson. Mr. McNair. Ms. Ruth Schultz. Ms. Patty Lane. Rich Garland. Laurie Jensen. Mary Pat Flandrick. Stacy Smith. SECOND ROW: Helene Turnbull. Charles Norris. Laurie Berg. Lisa Nelson. Mike Broden, Frank LaRoque. Brian Chambers. TOP ROW: Jeff Henry. Jelena Wcstphal. Chris Finstad. Matt Elms. Tom Cichy. Michelle Picotte. Curt Engen, Raleigh Chavez. Ken Anderson Stage Crew Gro .. - 29 STAGE CREW: BOTTOM: Todd Lindstrom. Ken Hinkel. Terry Mencel. Scott Kitlelson. Glen Thoreson. Brian Bergloff. Jeff Scott Southerner Staff Strives For Excellence! Continuing in the newsmagazine style, the SOUTHERNER was published once a month, with staff members from all three classes. Editor Eric Moen and Assistant Editor Terry Mencel held weekly meetings for each issue, and assigned stories to the Sophomore and Junior reporters. “We ran into the usual problems of production.” said Editor Eric Moen, “but I think our paper was tops in the city. Photo Editors, Todd Lindstrom, Glen Thoreson, and Jeff Scott had charge of planning cover photos and the inside photo spread, which was usually a feature story about students. The staff worked hard to make a good paper with the contributing efforts of Southerner Advisor George Schell, who holds the distinguished service award from the Minnesota High School Press Association. Mr. Schell was also elected President-elect of the Journalism Advisors of Minnesota. I Southerner Advisor. George Schell. 2. Left to Right: Sports Editor. Steve Huderle; Photo Editor. Glen Thoreson: and Editor in Chief. Eric Moen. 3. Photo Editor. Todd Lindstrom and Reporter. Vaughn Banister. 4. Southerner Staff: Jackie Luhem, Ross Cunningham, and Dana Lyon. 30 — Southerner Staff Tiger Staff Proud Of ’82 Yearbook This year the Tiger Staff was even better than before. We had a lot of experienced students on the staff from last year. There were a lot of newcomers too. The staff consisted of 16 students including 2 photographers, Jeff Scott and Todd Lindstrom. The 2 editors were Jeff Hoch and Melanie Frazier. The new students didn't think completing a yearbook would be so much work, but they were proven wrong by our advisor Mr. Wold, when he started to pile the work on us. It was tough but we stuck together, and finally finished one of the best yearbooks ever. 1. Tiger Staff Advisor. Mr. Roger Wold and Editors Melanie Frazier and Jeff Hoch. 2. 1981-82 TIGER STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Joni Wong. Karla Anderson. Lynn Hinrichs. and Jo Jo Provencher. TOP ROW: Randy Brekhus and LuAnn Madison. 3. Photographers: Jeff Scott and Todd Lindstrom. 4. 1981-82 TIGER STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Selga Petersons, and Kay Sau-kerson. TOP ROW: Maria Chavez. Al Sorenson, and Dave Johnson. Tiger Staff — 31 Urban Arts Comes To South During 1981-’82 School Year The Urban Arts Theatre program is designed to give acting, singing and dance training to interested junior and senior high students. They work to gain a more professional approach to the theatre and offer opportunities to practice that approach by doing plays, musicals and original scripts. It is a unique and rewarding experience and is a very special avenue to appreciating the art that is the theatre. The 1981-82 URBAN ARTS CLASS: BOTTOM ROW: Kris Wik and Colleen Cook. SECOND ROW: Jodi Keiser. Gwyneth Olson. Karin Gustafson. Randall Cutting. Laura Broom. Michelle Smith. Kris Morse. Ellis Mogan. THIRD ROW: Gretchen Wurzer, Jessica Miller. Sarah Kopf. Sarah Boyer. Margro Purple. Anne Ness. Luisa Garrmers, Tiffany Corgan. Tina Jorgensen TOP ROW: Nancy Doedc Instructor. Liz White. Briget Sullivan. Adrienne Gessrver. Teresa Monpetit. and Debra Kanter. 1. Tiffany Corgan and Anne Ness have a good time while acting. 2. Briget Sullivan. Luisa Garrmers. Kris Morris. Anne Ness, and Liz White are some of the few members of Urban Arts. 3. Liz White tries to make a point, but Karin Gustafson finds the whole thing absurd 32 — Urban Arts Community School Partnership For Action The Community School is your resource center close to home. There you will find a wide range of activities and special services in a convenient location. You can gain both practical and creative ideas to use at home or in your work. We have physical fitness courses, social dance, and community intramurals for active individuals. Foreign born students can improve their understanding of English. We invite senior citizens to come together for socializing and health clinics. The Community School provides the base from which community action can develop. Through block clubs and the Advisory Council citizens plan cooperative ventures to strenghten the community. South High Community School- a partnership which combines the energy, skills and ideas of the people of our community. 1. An instructor helps a student with her project in Christmas Crafts Class. 2. Kim BriscoeOooks. Lois Arth. and Mary Kjono were among the Community School Staff this year. 3- A student practices his cake decorating techniques. 4. A student gets practical experience in Cooking Class as his instructor looks on. Community School — 33 Education M.I.C.E. Program Allows Mothers To Finish Their The purpose of the M.I.C.E. (Mother and Infant Care Education) program at South High is to enable young mothers to continue and finish their education. It is a special education program partially funded by Hennepin County under Title XX. It is also a licensed day care facility big enough for twelve infants and toddlers. The children have to be between six weeks and two and a half years to be in the program. The mothers attend five classes regularly. Two classes with the M.I.C.E. program, a Family Life Parenting class and a class in Child Developement. The other three classes are regular classes and electives. 1. Terri Boswell holds her son Anthony, up for the camera. 2. Mary Kay Ciepielinski quietly feeds her daughter Christine. 3. Cheryl Burgess looks at a book with Kathy Countryman's daughter Rebecca. M.I.C.E. PROGRAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jan Ryan and Sue Ryan. TOP ROW: Terri Boswell holding son Anthony. Mary Kay Ciepielinski holding daughter Christine, Becky Beaman holding son Jeremy. Cheryl Burgess holding daughter Nlcolette. Terriann Scott holding son Benjamin, and Kayla Jorgens. 34 — M.I.C.E. STUDENT UNION OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Curtis Givens, and Randy Brekhus. TOP ROW: Lori Dombrovskls, Melanie Frazier, and Diane Janey. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: BOTTOM ROW: Todd Jeffers. Debbie Sandstrom. and Brenda Breault SECOND ROW: Jessica Edwards. Donna Lantz. and Steve Crenshaw. THIRD ROW: Kim Brodeen, Marla Chavez, and Dave Johnson. TOP ROW: Renee Herkal. Rhonda Thompson. Margo Monson. and John Walker. Student Onion Consisted Of Homeroom Reps This year the Student Union was made-up of representatives from each homeroom. However, lack of communication to the rest of the homeroom students was a slight problem. The Student Union had no active official advisor. This gave the Student Union Officers more freedom to perform their tasks. More projects, other than Homecoming and SnoDaze activities were handled this year. The projects of Student Exchanges and Build-A-Bet-ter School helped to raise the morale of students and the image of the school. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: BOTTOM ROW: Monica Copeland, Tiffany Corgan. Joan Harrity, and Debbie Patter-son CENTER ROW: Lori Isham, Donna Pendleton. Doug Harries, and Steve LeBre. TOP ROW: Monica Capra. Charles Baker. Jan Wikstrom and Robert Hansen. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: BOTTOM ROW: El lyn Langer. and Renee Palacio. CENTER ROW: Beth Davidson. Nenita Chavez. Khrls Brown, and Ray Cavin. TOP ROW: Ann Ness. Chris Sprat. Robert Holloway, and John Scott. Student Union — 35 Honor Society Active During 1981-82 School Year NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Kari Petersen. Jessica Edwards. Lori Dombrovskis. Terry Menccl. Todd Jeffers, and Chris Angelos MIDDLE ROW: Glen Thorcson. Jeff Hoch, Al Sorenson. Michele Gerard. Dave Johnson. Erie Moen. Mike Capra. Kevin Hoglund. Mike Flom. Steve Huderle. and Paul Dixon. TOP ROW: John Matiska. Steve Crenshaw. Curtis Givens. Debbie Kazuk, and Debbie Sandstrom. The National Honor Society is based on Scholarship, Character, Service, and Leadership. To become a member of the National Honor Society a student must have a 3.4 Grade Point Average. They also need a recommendation from teachers, parents and review committee evaluation. The National Honor Society had many fund raising projects, community service projects and in the spring an induction for new members. At the end of the year, there was an enjoyable event for the current members. It’s been exciting to work with such a dynamic group. They are such a mature group that they need very little supervision.” said Advisor Mr. Friedrichsen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: BOTTOM ROW: President John Matiska. Secretary Debbie Sandstrom. Treasurer Debbie Kazuk. and Vice President Chris Angelos. TOP ROW: Advisor Tim King. Advisor Richard Friedrichsen. and Advisor Warren Kaari. 36 — Honor Society Work Earns High School Credit Pius Salary The work program gives many students the opportunity to earn as they learn. The program is coordinated by Charles Swanstrom, and Ed Ralph who run the senior work programs. Clete Swintek who runs the junior work program, and Ruth Schultz who runs the Pride work program. The students are required to take three morning classes which include an English, the work program class in which they earn a social studies credit, and one other class of their choice. Most of the students go straight to work after their morning classes. At work they earn two elective credits plus their salary for work. At least every two weeks their coordinator will meet them and their supervisor at their place of employment to see if they are working up to par. Just like any other class if they are working hard they receive a good grade and vise versa. 1. Robbie Booker takes phone messages at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. 2. Janet Johnson cuts branches at the Wreath Shop. 3. Jeff Schultz and Paul Johnson work at recovering a chair at LeRoy's Studio. 4. Val Corgard looks through register topes at Super America. Work Progam — 37 1. Rendena Ritchie in one of her crazy moods. 2. Matt Dennis does some creative thinking during art class. 3. Jim Feriancek shows how to stuff a pheasant in taxidermy class. 4. Tammy Harris reads a magazine. 5. Joe Chavez listens to his teacher during class. 6 Friends of Cory Hermann reserved a special seat for him the day following Coronation. . 7. Todd Lindstrom helps coordinate sound and light activities during a program. 8. Sue Barge shows off her outfit for the camera. BELIEVE IT OR NOT” —j.'.'i—r ?! _:w{ j-. , ? T r A——m'{ THE 1981 82 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rhonda Thompson. President; Michele Gerard, Vice President; Kari Petersen. Secretary; Paul Dixon, Treasurer. SENIORS 39 Dawn Jensen Maria Jimenez Penny Joelson Dave Johnson Janet Johnson Paul Johnson breve Muderle Ellen laquinto Matt Iversen Todd Jeffers 55 ' Sue Moe Eric Moen Margo Mon son Carrie Luoma Mike Lyons Bryan Marsh Leslie Marlin Tom Marlin - John Matiska Terry Mencel Susan Milton John Walker Melissa Wallace Jelena Wcstphal Dorthea White Deanna Wichman Joanne Wicken 54 1. Steve LeBrc In the morning. 2. Diane Janey stains her masterpiece In woods class. 3. Tiffany Corgan. Cory Hermann. Sr., and Monica Capra study In Essay and Report Writing. A. Jimmy Thurston waits his turn In the counseling office. 5. Charlene Jeffrey has trouble opening her pop at a football game. 6. Donna Pendleton needs help keeping her head up during class 7 JoJo Provencher and friends make a sign for the Junior class float. 56 — Juniors = “MIDNITE BLUE” Melissa Manchester THE 1981-82 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM: Diene Jancy. President. TOP: Tim Potter. Treasurer: Dan (Jngurian. Vice President; Charlie Baker. Secretary. JUNIORS Albrecht, Becky Alcckson. Theresa Aim, Mike Almedina. Yvonne Anderson. Darcl Anderson, Karla Anderson. Kenneth Anderson, Matthew Arndt. Renee Averlll, Annette Baardson. Dionc Baker. Charles Benson, Jason Benson. Kenneth Blair, Charles Brun. Marianne Balluff, Joseph Bartholomew. Todd Bergerson. Robert Bjornson. Suzanne Bunting. Jack Burgoyne. Russell Monica Capro and Joan Harrity get serious with their work. Burns, Richard Buzlck. Lisa Campion. Bruce Capra. Monica Juniors Carroll. Linda Ciepiellinski. Mary Cook. Steve Coon. Patti Selga Petersons tries to concentrate on her work in spite of the noise from the guys. Copeland. Monica Corbesia, James Cunningham. Ross Dahlagcr, Patricia Daskam. Steven Dennis. Mitchell Corgan. Tiffany Crosby. Thomas Dahlen, Lynn Dao. Thuy Dick. Julie Dischingcr. Gwen Drew, Sharon Dunn. Christy Dybevik. Nadine Emery. Jon Entzel. Tracy Erickson. James Erickson, Robert Erlandson. Lisa Fairbanks. Michael Fasthorse. Coric Juniors — 59 Ferguson. Lora Feriancek. William Fettig, Robert Flnstad. Christopher Floberg, Darlene Franklin. Mark Fredell. Michael Gearhart. Ronald Gibbs. Sheldon Gilbert, Debra Gilsrud. Tammy Gleason. Annette Gossman. LecAnn Goudge. Debra Greeler. Randy Hanold. Donald Hansen. Robert Harris, Douglas Harrlty. Joan Higgins. Paul Hinkel. Kenneth Hinrichs. Lynn Hogan. Daniel Horton. Demellon Houser. Susan Howes. Randy Nettie McHle enjoys her nutritious breakfast. 60 — Juniors Hreha. James Hurlbert. Patrick Isham, Lori Janey, Diane Jeffrey. Charlene Jensen. Todd Johnson. James Johnson. Jeffrey Johnston. Michael Johnson. Rhonda Jones. Dana Jorgenson, Faye Kappenman. Joan Keezcr. Denise Keller. Mike Keller. Tammy Kelley. Kimberly Keys. Lori Khan. Shema Kittelson. Scott ft r) Kitto. Ricky Knudson. Karl ± ,y I 11 Knudson, Kurt Knudtson. Deanne fi i Knutson. Robert Komrner. James Russ Hyatt jokes around with friends before class. Juniors — 61 lodwig. Paul LaRonge. Daniel LaRoque. Frank Larson. Susan Larson. Terry Lee LeBre. Steven Leen, Dale Libby, Sherri Lossow. Rodney Ly. Mayjoua Modison, LuAnn Marrin. William Martin. Darrin Martinez. Janlne Mateer, Diane Matton. Linda Steve LeBre smiles at the girls in class. McClanahan. Steve McHle. Antonette Merrill. Brad Mier. Deanna Moline. Karen Monger. Leon Monroe. Leslie Moore. Leslie Mundy, Brenda Needham. Steven 62 — Juniors Neisius. Julie Nelson. Lisa Nelson. Stevci. Newman. Tracy Nygrcn. Byron Olson. Paul Ostby. Rebecca Pacheco. Robert Palocio. Kingsley Pankow. Troy Parker. Bradley Patterson. Deborah Pearson. Pamela Pederson. Lisa Pendleton. Donna Perry. Darryl Cathy Taplin is goofing off again. Peterson. Donald Peterson. Patricia Petersons. Selga Petrus. Yvette Potter. Timothy Provencher. Jocelyn Pruett. Allene Purtle. Michelle Quelland. Robbie Robson. Matthew Juniors — 63 Roesner. Shane Roman, Amy Romano. Richard Santocono. Antonio Saukerson. Joleen Savage, Guy Savage, Janet Savage. Jeanne Sayers, Christina Schlottke. John Scholia, Thomas Schoites, Jill Schroeder. Carrie Schuda. Coilecn Schudo. Debra Vince Beaulieu is deep in thought as he writes. Sharon I immer tries to figure out her schedule on tally day. Schuda. Jeffrey Schull. Andrew Simpson. Melanie Sly. W.lllam Smith, Barbara Smith, Laurie Smith. Michael Smith. Stacey Stamper. Jhonda Starr. Anthony Stelton. Dennis Stephens. Suprena 64 — Juniors Stewart. Anthony Stout, John Sundell, William Sunell, Randall Taplin. Cathy Thompson. Dale Thompson, Gregory Tilbury. Linda Tlmmer. Sharon Trimble. Ernest (Jngurien, Danny Vrudny, Stephan Walker. Michelle Warren, Pamela Wcnell. Kelly Juniors show off their spirit at a football game. • Jeff Shuda and Toni Starr work hard in history. White. Elizabeth White, James Wigfall. Marilyn Wikstrom. Jan Wilcox, Julie Williams, Steven Wind. Toni Wise. Sandra Wong. Joni Young, Terri Zahn, Jewel Zuriff. Daniel 1. Kristin Tipple trys to understand her assignment. 2. Dale Flaala gets practice behind the wheel in the new simulators. 3. Scott Wollak quietly reads a book 4. Chris Koenigsmark talks with friends during class. 5. Darrin Hanson takes his time oo his homework. 6. Michal White waits for the bell to ring during homeroom. 7. Jerry Jorgensen gives a big smile for the camera. 8. Ellyn Langer and Teresa Roy try hard to finish their homework. 66 — Sophomores “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEG THE 1981 82 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Ellyn Langcr. President; Renee Palacio. Vice President. TOP ROW: Jon Westby, Treasurer; Drake Ritchie. Secretary. Sophomores — 67 O SOPHOMORES Aboud. Diana Allen. Holly Anderson. Alicia Anderson. David Anderson. Glenn Andrusko. Jim Barnard. Dianna Berglof. Brian Boswell. Terri Brandt, Blaise Brandt. Erick Briski. Monica Broden. Heather Brown. Kristine Bukovatx. John Shelly Shankey gives a smile to the pho- Chao Vang Is busy working on h s project for a Debbie Murphy is taking a test in her History class, tographer during English class. class. Burchard, Brandye Burgoyne. Mike Bushy. Laurie Cairns. David Carpenter. Craig Casserly, Michael Caswell. Jeffrey Cavin. Raymond Chanthakouh, Chareunesouk Chavez. Nenlta Chin, Tammy Christensen. Sherrie Cox. Carmen Croissant. Cheryl Curtis. James 60 — Sophomores Dao. Kieu Davidson. Beth Davis. Charles Davis, Gail Dean. Davenia DeMers. Charles Denman. Dennis Dunn. Danny DuPee. Shari Ebcrhardy. Angela Ecker. Gerald Ellard, Rebecca Erickson. Dennis Ervin. Scott Erwin. Gina Brandy Buchard, Sherrie Dupee nnd friend talk during gym class. Dale Adams and friends help each other with their class work. Mark Fleck. Kimberly Flores. Diane Flores. Noe Fong. Emily Forsman. Tim Francis. Patricia Francisco. Jon Fromm. Jerold David Eskelson. Jennifer Falaas. Susan Feehan, Thomas Ferguson, Leland Flaata, Dale Sophomores — 69 Carol Kadlec gets into the spirit of Halloween! Gable, Mark Glbney. Anne Goodsell. Robert Gouge. Cheryl Gregerson. Anton Gude. Fetecla Gunderson. Paul Halbert. Jeffrey Hall. Matthew Hansen. Lori Hanson, Darrin Hanson. James Hanuman, Chandica Harper. Troy Houck. Mona Haugh. Laura Hell, Geraldine Helland, Tammy Hennegan, Donald Higgins. Tyrone Holloway, Robert Holier. Wayne Hoppe. Shawn Horn. Jeffrey Jeffrey. Scott Johnson, Martin Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Tony Johnstone. Brenda Jones. William 70 — Sophomores Jorgensen. Gerald Jubera. Christ Kadlec, Carol Karsko, Kelly Kcavy. David Kegg. Manfred Kemp, Martin Kingbird. Charlene Kjello. Mary Knox. Steven Koenigsmark. Christine Kommer. Donald Kyllo, Steven LaChapellc, Darra LaDue. David Lamb. Kimberly Mike Burgoyne and Jerry Joe gensen work the side lines at a varsity football gome. Langer, Ellyn Lind. Jennifer Long. Denise Lorenz. Johnny Lubarski, Kevin Lynaugh. William Lyon. Dana Mnckmurphy. Ronald Sophomores — 71 LcDawn Brown at work In her art class. Tim Purtlc checks locations on a map for his social studies class. Nelson. Susan Ness. Anne Onnen. Marilyn Palacio, Renee Palmer. Adrian Parker. Daniel Patterson. Denise Payette. Mike Peters. Denlkanand Peters. Mohan Phelps. Patricia Phillips. Jacqueline Pregler. Donna Psihos. Nickolas Purtle, Timothy Register. Penny Richardson. Andrea Ritchie. Drake Rodacker. Nicole Roy. Teresa Sabol. Shaun Sandve. John Scarlett, Rohan Shindler. Debbie Schnelbel. Amy Schneider. Robert Schroeder. Jodie Scott. Jonathan Shankey. Shelley Shllson. Troy 72 — Sopomores Smith, Charmaine Smith, Debra Smith, Earnest Smith, Letitia Sobotta. Robert Soldo. Michelle Spratt. Christine Spur tin. Christopher Starr. Joseph Starret. Jodi Stately. Leon Swenson. Marie Tipple. Kristin Valentine. Marjorie Vang. Chao Vctrano, Mischelle Vixayvong. Kak Vtudny. Michael Wagner. Mark Walmann, Timothy Walsh. Barbara Watkins. Amere Westby. Jonathan White, Charles White. Michael Wilcox. Richard Wolfe, Steven Wollak. Scott Wood, Laura Workcuff. Kimberly Diana Barnard visits with friends at lunch. Heather Broden poses for the camera In Homeroom. 1 Richard Kramer explains attractive forces to his interested stir dents. 2 Nancy Olson corrects assignments in French class 3 Hilda Karakash helps a student with a typing assignment 4 John Kanlar was welcomed by South this year as he once again led the band 5. Luetta Olson does her typical office work 6. George Schell teaches his America class what life was like in the 1920 s. 7. Eric Magdanr challenges a student to a game of plngpong. 8. Doug Davis takes it easy in homeroom 9 John Modgdon helps a student in Woods 74 — Staff Divison =“TEACH YOUR CHILDREN” Crosby. Stills, and Nash FACULTY Staff Division — 75 Administration Pleased With School Year We all might see a new and different South High next year. According to the principal, George Dahl, there is a good chance of adding a ninth grade and boundary changes to the school in the Fall. The declining enrollment this year has caused this to come about. South has set up many programs this year which act as a model to other schools. And hopefully they will continue to be supported in the future years. Mr. Goldstrand, who returned for his second year as Assistant Principal, believes that the students were very dedicated and willing to work. He was pleased with the school year and thought it ran smoothly. He said there was an increased amount of cooperation from students which helped out a great deal. The other Assistant Principal. Mr. Cady, returned again with great confidence. He was happy with the overall achievements of the students and felt that their performance was very acceptable. 76 — Administration 1981 South High Administrators: George Dahl. Principal; Robert Goldstrand, Assistant Principal: Jerry Cady. Assistant Principal. 1. Mr. Goldstand talks on the phone as one of his dally activities. 2. Mr. Cady chats with students Ellyn Langer and Debbie Schindler. 3. Mr. Dahl is overloaded with his homework”. 4. A simple pose from Mr. Dahl creates a quiet mood. 5. Mr. Cady shoots the breeze” with staff member Nancy Johnson. 6. Mr. Goldstrand goes through student program cards in search of Administration — 77 Karakash. Hilda King. John King. Timothy Kormanik. Richard Anderson. James Anderson. Michael Aune, Rebecca Axelson. Richard Barkmeier, David Barnett. Joanna Brciny, Loyal Chambers. Richard Cina. John Davis. Douglas Elliott. Paul Glynn. Patrick Hansen. Harold Heikkinen. Sandra Hodgdon. John Johnson. Nancy Kaarl, Warren Kantar. John Kramer. Richard Lindquist. Stephen Magdanz. Eric McNair. Fred Nelson. Robert Olson. Nancy Plant. Beverly Ralph. Edward Ryan. Susan Salwasscr. James Schell, George Schultz. Ruth Smith. Bernice Smith, Irving Sovell. Donald Swanson, Wallace Swanstrom. Charles Swintek. Cletus Timmerman. Florence Tucker. Linda o Faculty — 79 SOUTH HIGH ENGINEERS: Leil Bohn. Wayne Franks. Warren Saxon. Dick Kokkila. Elwood Woody” Romsaas. Dick Olsen. John Hiben. and James Jullian SOUTH HIGH KITCHEN STAFF: Teresa Herman. Linda Lundcrborg. Bernice Stuart. Mary Hill, and Corrine Castle. SOUTH HIGH CLERKS: Jo Ann Swanson. Mayme Brustad. Betty Petrich. Millie Ketcham. Lois Walburg. LuEtta Olson. Susan Geye. Evelyn Johnson, and Mac Carlson. 80 — School Staff 1. SOUTH HIGH ATTENDANCE CLERKS: Virginia White and Mary Johnlgan. 2. SOUTH HIGH COUNSELORS: Richard Fricdrichscn. Azcll Smith, and Stanley Peterson. 3. SOUTH HIGH LIBRARIANS: Jacquelyn Cronin and Corlnne Robinson. 4 SOUTH HIGH SOCIAL WORKERS: Eleanor Felker. Pernilla Lembke. Mary Peter son. and Helene Turnbull. School Staff - 81 1. Todd Jeffers- Football 2. Desl Rojas- Women's Volleyball 3. Robert Holloway- Wrestling 4. Dana Jones- Cross Country Skiing 5. Steve Crenshaw Basketball 6. Don O'Connel- Cross Country Running 7. Coach Mike Anderson- Women's Swimming 82 — Sports Division “LET’S GET PHYSICAL” OliviatSewton John Sports Division — 83 SPORTS 1981 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Monica Capra. Jan Wikstrom. and Kim Brodecn. TOP ROW: Melanie Frazier. Michelle Gerard. Kari Peterson. Dawn Jensen. Jackie Ott. Dana Jones, and Debbie Sandstrom. 1. Jackie Ott shows her spirit at a football game. 2. Dawn Jensen cheers as South makes a touchdown. 3. In the final stretch of Spirit . 1982 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Melanie Frazier. CENTER: Kim Brodeen. Monica Capra. TOP ROW: Debbie Sandstrom and Dawn Jensen. 84 — Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Build South Spirit With Dedicated Effort! Cheerleaders are the bacKbone behind school spirit. They not only help to get the audience involved, but they also pep up our teams by T.P.ing the locker rooms, hanging up banners ana posters, and having fund raisers. Whatever you can think of — they do it! Being a cheerleader means full dedication to the job. First of all there are the long hours of practice, which usually starts about a month before the sport does. Then comes the ordering of the uniforms which cost a pretty penny, and it all comes out of the cheerleaders own pockets! Even though cheerleading was alot of work, the girls will all agree that this year has been alot of fun! 1981 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTM: Jackie Ott. CENTER: 1981 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Debby Kazuk. Cheryl Burgess. And Jojo Karl Peterson, Jeanne Savage, and Michelle Gerard. TOP: Jan Wik- Provencher. Not Pictured: Linda Carroll. strom. 85 THE 1981-82 TIGERETTES: BOTTOM ROW: Wendy Willis. Renee Herkal. Captains Lofi Dombrovskis. Mary Peterson and Rhonda Thompson. SECOND ROW: Dianna Barnard. Sherrie Christensen, Lise Dickson. Connie Rodacker. Monica Copeland and Mary Kay Kellington. THIRD ROW: Julie Neisius. Renee Palacio. Michelle Soldo. Joan Harrity. Lynn Dahlen. Nikki Rodacker and Trina Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Patty Berg. Yvonne Almendina. Sue Barge. Anne Ness. Tracy Entzel. Lee Ann Gossman. Lynda Petek and Margo Monson. TOP ROW: Loyal Brezny. Advisor. 1. Sherrie Christensen. Dianna Barnard. Lynn Dahlen. Renee Palacio. and Julie Neisius dance off the field. 2. Vicki Vifquain, Connie Rodacker. Renee Herkal. Mary Kay Kelling-ton. and Trina Rogers perform at the Apple Valley Competition. 3. The Tigerettes anxiously await the judges decision at State Competition. 4. Sue Barge. Margo Monson. Lee Ann Gosman. Tracy Entzel. and Vicki Vifquain do kicks at a football game. 5. Lise Dickson gives a big smile during competition. 6. The Tigerettes stretch out before practice. 7. The Tigerettes show a formation during one of their dances at a pep fest. 86 — Tigerettes Tigerettes Take Third In State! This year the Tigerettes started the year with 27 girls, and ended up with 24. This is the most they’ve had on the line. They practiced long hard hours, which meant about 40 hours of practice for any single dance, and about 100 hours for a competition dance. This years winnings included a second place at the Stout Competition, where they also took the trophy for Best all Around, first in the city, and third in the state. Before State Competition, they practiced extra hard, with three practices a day including one in the morning from about 6-7:20, one in the afternoon from 1:30-3:30 or 4:30, and then one in the evening from 5:30-8:00. At State they received a score of 97.5 out of 100, which in Loyal Brezny's words is an Ultra Excellent Score! He also mentioned that state is a very rough competition not just because of the fact that there are so many schools that are good, but because competition is so close, the abilities are about the same which makes winning tough. Tigerettes — 87 pouTm SOUTi THE 1981 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Tim Purtle. Robert Holloway. Coach Jon Neuman. Chuck DeMers. and Rick Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Don Hennegar. Scott Nutter, Jeff Halbert. Jon Wcstby. Tim Walmann. and Robert Goodscll. TOP ROW: Todd Sharp. Randy Rogers. Drake Ritchie. Charles Davis, Darrin Hanson. Dan Peterson and Martin Jones. 1. Receiver Keith Hickey applauds a successful play. 2. The tiger defense awaits the snap. 3. Coach Webert talks to Mike Wurzer about the action on the field. 4. Quarterback Todd Jeffers calls a play. 5. Head Coach Sovell studies the situation. 6. The teams congratulate each other after the game. 88 — Football 1981 Football . . . “The Team That Didr The 1981 football team had a good season over all. with cocaptains Kevin Hoglund and Paul Dixon leading the team to a 4-4 record and a fourth place city conference finish. The team began the season with an uncertain future, having only 5 returning starters, but soon showed they had what it took to win with a 27-8 victory over Southwest in the opening conference game. They later went on to defeat North in the nomecom-ing game. West at their homecoming and Central on parents day. At this years banquet Paul Dixon. Steve Crenshaw. Rod Lossow and Todd Jeffers were named to ‘'All-City” honors: while team honors went to Jeff Scott for best team player. Todd Jeffers for most valuable player offense. Rod Lossow for most valuable defense. and Kevin Hoglund for most improved player. THE 1981 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Captains Paul Dixon, and Kevin Hoglund. SECOND ROW: Tony Stewart. Steve Huderle. Dan La Ronge, Dan Rose, Randy Howes, Paul Higgins. James Thurston. Tim ToplUhofer and Cory Hermann. THIRD ROW: Manager Joe Peltier. Leon Monger. Doug Harris. Dan Hogan. Coach Webert, Bob Schneider, Coach Sovell, Scott Kittleson, Coach Madganz. Randy Grceler. Asst. Coach Nate Anderson. Rich Romano, Barry Olson. Dan Zuriff and Dale Adams. FOURTH ROW: Mike Fredell. Don Peterson. Jeff Schuda, John Wagner. Dan Ungurian. Keith Hickey. Scott Jeffrey. Todd Jeffers. Jim White and Andre Epps. TOP ROW: Curt Givens. Tim Gillsrud, Jeff Scott. Rod Lossow. Dave Lehman. Steve Crenshaw. Mike Wurzer. Steve LeBre. and Craig Stevens. 89 Frazier And Jimenez Named To Ail-City Women's Volleyball Team This year the women's volleyball team was the largest squad in South High's history. Heading the squad was Varsity Coach Richard Friedrichsen and Assistant Coach Anita Rindflesh who coached the Junior Varsity squad. The teams played tough and had alot of spirit. Even though their record ( 2-7 ) was not what it could have been, the team showed alot of character. The fans that attended the games were the rowdiest ever and took part in the fun. The outlook for next years team looks terrific since there were only four seniors this year out of twenty-seven players. 1981-82 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Janet Savage. Jeanne Savage. Sue Bjornson. Sly via Kapishkowit. Joni Wong, and Desi Rojas. TOP ROW: Donna Pendleton. Diane Baardson, Melanie Frazier. Marie Swenson, Melanie Zakariasen. Laurie Isham. and Colleen Schuda. NOT PICTURED: Maria Jimenez 90 1. Joni Wong takes a breather. 2. Colleen Schuda and Melanie Zakariasen wait patiently for the serve. 3. Coaches watch the game with high hopes. 4. Karla Anderson saves the point. 5. Diane Baardson does her set. 6. Marie Swenson hits the ball over the net. 7. Melanie Frazier saves ball and bumps it over to the other opponents. Women's Volleyball — 91 1981-82 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Roy. Ann Zimmerman. Kak Vixayvong. Karla Anderson, and Karen Moline. TOP ROW: Amy Schneibel. Christine Brown. Sue Houser. Lynn Hinrichs. Charlene Jeffrey, and Jodi Starrett. 1981 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Chareuncsouk Chanthakhoun. Tony Capra. Mark Miller. TOP ROW: Hanna Korpl. Dan Berg. Scott Lowy. Mike Capra. Dan O'Connell. Coach Warren Kaari 1. Coach Kaari gives last minute advice to runners. 2. Mike Capra stretches and limbers up before a run. 3. South's Cross Country team led the pack at the start of the city meet. 4. Hanna Korpi takes a break for a drink of water. 5. Dan O'Connell receives his number as he comes through the finish line. 6. Dan Berg paces himself In the City meet. 7. Hanna Korpi pours it on near the end of the race. 8. Mike Capra looks for the finish line. 9. Scott Lowy shows determination as he leads a long line of runners. 10. Coach Kaari checks times after the meet. 92 — Cross Country Records Fall As Capra Winds Up 4 Years Of Cross Country Running Senior Mike Capra, was once again the bright spot on South's Cross Country Team. He placed third in the City meet which was the best by a South runner in several years. Coach Kaari says that Training for 4 years has made Mike a very talented runner. The team as a whole had a relatively lack luster season with 2 wins and 6 loses. The wins were over Edison and West. Coach Kaari attributes this to the lack of runners, which means not as much talent, and therefore the team was not at its full capacity of strength. In the region however. South defeated Edison. North. Washburn and West. A Tremendous improvement over the regular season. 1981 JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Tim Yaeger. Joe Martin. Doug Nelson. TOP ROW: Kim Malberg. Kim Frakie, Alethea Grimm. Coach Warren Kaari. Cross Country — 93 SOOTH HIGH 1981-1982 CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Sarah Kreft. Kim Fleck, and Dana Jones. TOP ROW: Mike Fredel. Eric Moen. Coach Axelson. Dan O'Connd. Hannu Korpi. and Dan Hansen. 1. Dan Hansen makes his way up an incline. 2. Dan O'Connell studies the terrain as he pushes on. 3. Dana Jones tries to keep her balance while trying to get up a hill. 4. Hannu Korpi positions himself for a move up a steep hill. 5. Dan Hansen paces himself at the start of a meet. 6. Hannu Korpi shows determination throughout the meet. 7. Dan Hansen. Dan O'Connell and Hannu Korpi look on as the girls team starts skiing. 8. Dan O'Connell gets ready for the start of the meet. 9. Coach Axelson helps Dana Jones with adjusting her pole straps. 10. Dana Jones follows the scenic part of the meet at Theodore Wirth Park. 94 — Skiing 4 Heavy Snow Helps Cross Country Ski Team To Strong Finish The 1981-82 Cross Country Ski season was kicked off to a great start with a record snowfall. The mens team was very successful, with lots of practice to benefit them. The team finished third in the region and second in the city. The four scoring men were Mike Fredel, Dan Hansen. Hannu Korpi, and Dan O'Connell. Coach Axelson said he enjoyed the year with good snow and active participation by the team members. The girls would have done much better, but there was not enough participation. There were only three girls who skied the entire season. They were Dana Jones. Sarah Kreft, and Kim Fleck. THE 1981 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jennie Muller. Chris Brown. Cheryl Croissant. Stacy Lampman. and Vicki Griego. ON BOARD: Captains Dawn Jensen and Anne Nelson. THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Anderson. Diane Janey. Heather Broden. Jewel Zahn. Jan Wikstrom, Richelle Slinger, Karla Kieselbach. and Assistant Coach Neil Anderson. TOP: Monica Capra. Records Fall As Swimmers Have Great Season The Tigers swam to one of their more successful seasons this year despite posting only a 2-6 record. Led by captains Dawn Jensen and Anne Nelson, the mermaids downed the teams from Central and Roosevelt. What the team lacked in numbers they made up for in determination. swimming up to four miles a day and lifting weights. But the hard work paid off and school records fell. Anne Nelson set the record for the 100 yd. backstroke. Dawn Jensen was most improved, taking twelve seconds off of her 100 yd. freestyle. Monica Capra now holds records in the 50 yd.. 100 yd., and 500 yd. freestyle events, and the 200 yd. individual medley. Diane Janey holds the records for the 200 yd. freestyle, and the 100 yd. butterfly. Heather Broden set sophomore and varsity records in the 100 yd. breaststroke events. Our divers. Jan Wikstrom and Jewel Zahn were a consistent 1-2 punch all season long. The outlook for the team's future is good. With seven returning letter winners next year, the Tigers should have their winnin-gest season ever. 1. Dawn Jensen swims the butterfly”. 2. Heather Broden takes a breath. 3. Dawn Jensen swims freestyle. 4. Anne Nelson swims the backstroke. 5. Jewel Zahn demonstrates her diving skills. 6. The start of the race. 7. Monica Capra freestyle swims. 8. After a tough workout, the team relaxes. Women's Swimming — 97 1. Charle Norris pulls in a rebound against the Teddies. 2. Todd Jeffers drops in a lay up. 3. Michael Davis beats his opponent on the drive. 4. The eager starting five tighten their laces before the opening tip. 5. Michael Harris and Charlie Norris wait to sky for the rebound. 6. Steve Crenshaw takes his routine shot from the free throw line .. 7. The tiger cagers work their Inbound play. 8. Michael Harris takes the opening tip of the Washburn game. 98 — Aten's Basketball Cagers Have Exciting Season And Finish 3rd In Conference The 1981-82 men cagers enjoyed a great season. They were led by senior captains Michael Harris and Michael Davis and got great efforts from Todd Jeffers, Chock Norris and Paul Dixon as well. Although the cagers finished the season with a 11-5 conference record their games were marred by their lack of consistent play. They played exciting games against Central and North and were successful in both attempts against our rival Teddies. A strong team brought record attendance and during many games the fans were constantly on their feet. Coach Magdanz felt the cagers could have had a better season but was pleased by the efforts of all his players. The varsity team will have only one returning player for next year but the school closings should bring further experience. 1981-82 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD: SEATED: Kenny Washington and Mike White. STANDING: Charles Davis. Mike George. Coach Berg. Tony Johnson. Dale Flaata and Mark Wagner. 1981-82 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Magdanz. Chuck Norris. Christ Angelos. Todd Jeffers. Paul Dixon. Mike Capra. Eugene Allen. Captain Michael Davis. Steve Crenshaw. Captain Michael Harris and Asst. Coach Berg. 99 “Close Encounters” Typical Of Girls Basketball Season This year the Womens Basketball Team was more determined than ever. They had lost to some teams during the first round, but they came back and beat them the second time around. They ended the season with a 6-10 record in conference play. The girls had long and hard practices coached by Don Sovell and Teresa Askew. They showed much enthusiasm throughout each game. They were led by Varsity Captain Melanie Frazier, who was the teams top scorer. There were also many other fine players on the team and with all their determination, this was one of the best seasons they have had. THE 1981-1982 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Charlene Jeffrey. Sylvia Kapishkowit, Desi Rojas. Melanie Frazier. Diane Janey. Cherie Savage. Sue Bjornson. TOP ROW: Barb Smith. Donna Lanlz. Melanie Zackariasen. Coach Don Sovell. Jennifer Weeks. Marie Swenson. Janie Savage. THE 1981-1982 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Vol Dunkley. Marilyn Wigfall. Julie Wfckmart. SECOND ROW: Sue Bjornson. Sylvia Kapishkowit. Cherie Savage. TOP ROW: Kris Brown. Charlene Jeffery. Coach Teresa Askew. Maury Wyndc. Kathy Fasthorse. 1. Melanie Frazier dribbles down the sidelines. 2. Cherie Savage. Malanie Zackaria-sen. Sylvia Kapishkowit. and Diane Jancy watch their teammates in action on the floor. 3. Melanie Frazier and Jennifer Weeks battle for a rebound. 4. Coach Don Sovell plans strategy during the game. 5. Donna Lantz goes for a shot. 6. Jennifer Weeks tries to pass the ball to a teammate. 7. Barb Smith fights for position under the basket. 8. The girls wait for a rebound. Girls Basketball — 101 Team Spirit Shows Through Despite Losing Hockey Season This years hockey season got off to a slow start, but with many new members, this can always be expected. They were challenged throughout the year and as a result several improvements were made in their style as well as their performance. Jim Larch was the teams captain and he contributed to it a great deal throughout the season. One outstanding instance was when he scored five goals in a Central game that led to our victory. Paul Goclon was also a valuable member, but he was forced out due to an injury at the beginning of the season. Although the team had a losing record of 2-12-0, we can look forward to an older and more experienced team next year. THE 1981-82 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Henry Black. Mike Vrudney, Steve Kylk . TOP ROW: Coach Larry Aim. John Bukovatz. Ron Ferlancek. Greg Langsdorf, Scott Wollak. Blaise Brandt. John Dennison. 102 — Hockey THE 1981-82 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Scolt Wollak. Jim Andrusko. John Wcstby. Jim Larch. CENTER ROW: Ricky Wilcox. Blaise Brandt. Scotty Larson. Steve Kyllo. Bill Feriancek. TOP ROW: Matt Elms. Tom Krona. Chris Finstad. Rod Lossow, Shawn Sabol. Coach Rick Aim. 1. Matt Elms. Coach Rick Aim. and Jim Andrusko look on with concern. 2. Jeff Henry. Tom Krona, and Matt Elms take a quick rest. 3. Ricky Wilcox guards the net with his life. 4. Jim Larch makes a quick pass to his teammate. 5. Chris Finstad and Jeff Henry get into position. 6. Jim Larch shows off his hop. skip, and jump motion. 7. Mike Vrudney attempts to break up a wild fight. 8. John Westby and Bill Feriancek await the face-off. Hockey — 103 1. Bob Schneider pins a Central opponent. 2. Tim Topltxhofer finds himself in a questionable position. 3. Coach Webert looks on with concern. 4. Danny LcBrc straddles his opponent. 5. Scott Kittelson. Charles DeMeers. Bob Schneider, and Steve LeBre watch a fellow wrestler. 6. Scott Kittelson applies the Orange Crush . 7. Mike Savage prepares to bring his man down. 8. Cory Hermann. Kevin Hoglund. and Bob Schneider wait their turn. 104 — Wrestling South Wrestlers Face Bright Future The wrestling season was one of being close to victory most of the time, leaving our final team record at 3-8. Most of the matches were decided in one or two weights. South showed improvement by winning its last three matches of the regular season. The team, with only five seniors should step into contention for the city title in the near future. Junior Varsity wrestlers had an outstanding team record of 8-2. The individual season was highlighted by championships at the Maple Lake Tournament for 185 lb. Kevin Hogland, and 98 lb. Dan LeBre. Cory Hermann, at 155 lbs. wrestled to two second place finishes in major tournaments. Dan LeBre was 98 lb. champion in the Anoka Tournament. Other wrestlers winning places in major tournaments were Mike Savage, Robert Holloway, Steve LeBre. Bruce Tonsager, and Bob Schneider. 1982 SOUTH HIGH WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Captains Cory Hermann. Kevin Hogland. and Tim Topltzhofer. SECOND ROW: Joseph Chavez. Robert Holloway, Steve LeBre, Brace Tonsager. Doug Harris, and Mike Savage. THIRD ROW: Coach Wcbert. Tom Topitzhofcr. Scott Sayers. Brian Tonsager. Chris Smith. Dan LeBre, Tim Purtle. Eddie Boone. Troy Schilson, Scott Kittelson. and Assistant Coach John Newman. TOP ROW: Bob Schneider. Bruce Campion. Rich Romano. Bob Keller. Charles DeMeers. Rick Schneider. Victor Peterson, and Assistant Coach Tony Taylor. 105 1. Jim White performs an inward dive in the Pike Position. 2. The Back Stroke done by Tony Stewart. 3. Mike Linehan shows a forward dive. 4. Tony Stewart does the Crawl. b Mike Corbesia demonstrates the Back Stroke. 6. Dan Zurlff performs the Breast Stroke. 106 — Men's Swimming Scores Take The Plunge - Quality Swims On! The Men's Swimming Team of 1981 1982 may have lacked numbers, but quality was not missing. At the start of the year, twenty-two swimmers were on the team; unfortunately only five stuck with it for the whole season. With the lack of numbers, many changes had to be made. Only one person swam the same event as last year. Jim Corbesia performed the Back Stroke and Butterfly. Jim White was the teams diver. Tony Stewart changed from the Crawl to the Back Stroke. Dan Zuriff went from Freestyle to the Breast Stroke, and Robert Hansen swam Long Distance. We needed fourteen for a complete team, with only five members we were unable to win any meets, said Coach Anderson. Next year, the merger of Marshall-tl and Central High with South will help out the South Swim Team. Coach Anderson also stated. We have the quality over Marshall-CJ and Central swimmers, but with them we will have enough in numbers to fully compete. 1981-1982 MEN'S SWIMMING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Coach Mike Anderson. Tony Stewart. 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The high schools slated to close were Central, Mar-shall-CI, and West. These changes mean that South will change dramatically for the 1982-83 school year. Among the changes will be the additions of a 9th grade class, most of the school population from Marshall-CJ., and the Magnet Program from Central. It is expected that South will have an enrollment of over 1600 in the Fall. The changes will mean that the staff at South will probably double, and students will have a much greater selection of courses. E. Hennepin Av 1. South High- The Survivor. 2. Central High will close. South will receive the Magnet Program. 3. Marshall (1 will close. Most students will attend South. 4. The proposed new boundaries for South High School. News Flash — 117 Senior Activity Index ANDERSEN. DAN: Swimming 10.11. ANDERSON. KIM: DECA 12. ANGELOS. CHRIST: Football 10,11. Tennis 10,11,12, Basketball 10.11.12, Honor Society 11.12. SnoDaze Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11. AUSTIN. VALOISE: Senior Outing Committee 12. BARGE. SUSAN: Track 10.11,12, Cross Country 10,11, Gymnastics 10, Spanish Club 10. Young Life 10.11.12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11, Tigerettes 12. BEAMAN, REBECCA: MICE 11,12. BERG. DAN: Baseball 10.11.12. Cross Country 10,11,12. BERG, PATTY: Variations 11. Fall Musical 11, Junior Class Officer. Tigerettes 10,11. BETZOLD, MIKE: Football 10.11. BREAULT, BRENDA: Student Union Member 10. BREKHUS. RANDY: Ski Club 10.12. Urban Arts 12. Young Life 12. Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 11.12, Fall Musical 10.11, Winter Play 10,11, Yearbook 11,12, SnoDaze Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 12, Prom Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Sno Daze Committee 11,12. BRODEEN, KIM: Young Life 10, Concert Choir 10,11, Variations 10. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Class Officer 10, Cheerleader 10.11.12, Prom Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 10,11,12, Badminton 11,12. BURGESS. CHERYL: MICE 11,12, Student Union Member 12, Cheerleader 12, Homecoming Committee . CAPRA. MIKE: Basketball 9.10.11.12, Track 8,9.10.11,12, Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Honor Society 11,12, SnoDaze Royalty 12. CHAVEZ, JOE: Tennis 11,12, Wrestling 11,12, Cross Country 11. CHAVEZ. MARIA: Concert Choir 10, Yearbook 12. Prom Committee 12. COUNTRYMAN. KATHY: MICE 11.12, TANS 11,12. CRENSHAW. STEVE: Football 10.11.12, Basketball 10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Black Culture Club 10,11,12, Young Life 10.11.12, Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 12, Marching Band 10, Fall Musical 11, Honor Society 11.12, Student Union Member 10.11, Prom Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 12. DAO. HOANG: Wrestling 11. DAVIDSON. BRIDGET: Newspaper Staff 12. DAVIS. MICHAEL: Basketball 11,12, Track 11, Black Culture Club 11.12, Senior Outing Committee 12. DENNIS. MATT: Baseball 9,10. DICKSON. LISE: Winter Play 11, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Tigeretts 11,12, Cheerleader 10. Stage Crew 10,11. DIXON, PAUL; Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 9.10.11.12, Black Culture Club 11, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Class Officer 12. DOMBROVSKIS. LORI: Concert Choir 10,11,12, Variations 10, South Singers 11,12, Fall Musical 10.11, Winter Play 11, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno Daze Royalty 10. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 12, Class Officer 11, Tigerettes 10,11,12, Prom Committee 12, SnoDaze Committee 12, Homecoming Committee 12. DORR. STEVE: Baseball 10,11,12, Young Life 10,11. DREW. BARB: MICE 10. EDWARDS. JESSICA: French Club 11.12, Honor Society 12, Student Union Member 12, Speech Team 12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. ENGEBRETSON. PENNY: Spanish Club 10, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Newspaper Staff 11. FINCH. KATHY: Concert Choir 12. Variations 10,11. FISHER. SHELLY: Young Life 10.11.12, Student Union Member 10.11.12. FLOM. MIKE: Football 10,11, Track 10. Honor Society 11,12, Student Union Member 10,11. FRAZIER. MELANIE: Basketball 10.11.12, Track 10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Black Culture 11. Yearbook 11,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10.11.12, Student Union Officer 12, Class Officer 11. Cheerleader 10.11.12, Prom Committee 12, SnoDaze Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 11,12. GARDNER. TAMMY: DECA 12. Concert Choir 12. GARLAND. THERESA: Young Life 10,11, Variations 10. GERARD. BOB: Football 10,11. GERARD. MICHELE: Young Life 10. Concert Choir 10,11, Variations 10. South Singers 11,12, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,11, Class Officer 12. Cheerleader 10.11.12, Prom Committee 12. GIBNEY, ROGER: Baseball 12. GILSRUD. TIM: Football 11,12. GIVENS. CURT: Football 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Fall Musical 11. Winter Play 11, Honor Society 11.12, Homecoming Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 12. Class Officer 10. SnoDaze Committee 12. GLEASON. NANCY: MICE 12. GOCLON, PAUL: Hockey 10,11,12, Young Life 12. GOODWIN. CHARLENE: Spanish Club 10. Young Life 10,11. Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10. Cheerleader 11. GRIMM. KEITH: Football 10. Newspaper Staff 11. GUSTAFSON. KARIN: Tennis 11. Basketball 9. Urban Arts 12. Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10. South Singers 11,12, Marching Band 10, Fall Musical 10,11. Winter Play 10,11, Concert Band 10. 118 — Senior Index HANSEN, DAN: Cross Country Skiing 11,12. HARRIS, MICHAEL: Basketball 11.12, Black Culture Club 11. HARRIS. TAMMY: Concert Choir 10.11.12, Variations 10. HERKAL, RENEE: Concert Choir 10.11.12, Variations 10, South Singers 11,12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Tigerettes 10.11.12, HERMANN, CORY: Football 10.11.12, Baseball 10,12, Wrestling 10,11,12, Concert Choir 10.11, South Singers 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12. HIBBEN, DENISE: Track 12. Student Union Member 10,11. HICKEY, KEITH: Football 10,11,12, Basketball 10. Baseball 12. Sno-Daze Royalty 12. HOCH, JEFF: Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook 11,12, Student Union Member 10,11. HOGLUND. KEVIN: Football 10.11.12, Wrestling 11,12, Basketball 10, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12. HORTON. DENISE: Variations 10,11. HUDERLE, STEVE: Football 12. Baseball 10,11,12, Cross Crountry 10, Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper Staff 12, Student Union Member 10,11. IMBERI, LISA: MICE 12. Young Life 10. Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Student Union Member 10,11, Class Officer 10, Cheerleader 10.11.12, IVERSON. MATT: Track 10. Cross Country 10,11. JEFFERS. TODD: Football 11,12, Basketball 9,10,11.12. Track 8.9.10, Baseball 12. Cross Country 9.10, Honor Society 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Homecoming Committee 12. JENSEN, DAWN: Swimming 9.10.11.12, Track 10,11,12, Urban Arts 11, Concert Choir 10,11,12, Variations 10, South Singers 11.12, Winter Play 11, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Cheerleader 10,11,12. JOHANSEN. GEORGE: Cross Coun- try 11, Golf 11,12, Marching Band 11,12. JOHNSON. DAVE: Fall Musical 10. Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook 12. Student Union Member 12. Stage Crew 10. JOHNSON. JANET: Young Life 10.11. Variations 10,11. JOHNSON JAY: Golf 10,11,12. KAPPES. JULIE: Variations 10,11. KAZUK, DEBBY: Track 11,12, French Club 10,11,12, Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper Staff 12, Cheerleader 11,12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Homecoming Committee 12. KELLINGTON. MARY KAY: Young Life 11,12, Student Union Member 10.11, Tigerettes 12, Cheerleader 10.11, Prom Committee 12. KOENIGSMARK, ANDY: Marching Band 10, Student Union Member 10.11. KOMMER. JOHN: Concert Choir 10,11,12. KORPI, HANNU: Cross Country 12. Cross Country Skiing 12. Marching Band 12. KRONA. TOM: Hockey 10,11,12. KUTZBACH. DAVID: Hockey 10,12. LANGBECKER, CHUCK: Stage Crew 10,11. LANTZ, DONNA: Basketball 10.11.12, Track 10,11,12, Young Life 11, Student Union Member 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. LARCH, JIM: Hockey 10,11,12, Young Life 12, Concert Choir 10.11.12, South Singers 11,12, Fall Musical 10,11. LARSON. MARGIE: Young Life 10.11.12, Concert Choir 10,11,12, Student Union Member 10, Cheerleader 11. LEHMAN, DAVE: Football 10,12, Jazz Band 10,11, Marching Band 10,11. LEONARD, DOUG: Football 10, Baseball 10. LINDSTROM. TODD: Urban Arts 11, Marching Band 10, Fall Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10,11, Newspa- per Staff 10,11,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. Stage Crew 10,11,12, Yearbook Photographer 12. LORGE, SUE: Newspaper Staff 11. LOWY, SCOTT: Cross Country 10.11.12, Homecoming Committee 12. LUOMA, CARRIE: Concert Choir 11.12. LYONS. MIKE: Student Union Member 11. MARTINEZ, RICK: Football 10,11,12, Wrestling 10,11, Basketball 10, Track 10,12. Concert Choir 10, Fall Musical 10,11. MATISKA. JOHN: Football 11. Basketball 10. French Club 10,11, Honor Society 12, Newspaper Staff 12. MENCEL. TERRY: Tennis 11,12, Urban Arts 11, Marching Band 10,11, Fall Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10.11. Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper Staff 11,12, Stage Crew 10.11.12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Homecoming Committee 12. MILTON, SUE: Urban Arts 12, Prom Committee 12. MOEN, ERIC: Cross Country Skiing 10.11.12, Ski Club 10,11, Jazz Band 10,11, Marching Band 10.11.12, Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper Staff 11,12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Senior Outing Committee 12. MONSON, MARGO: Tennis 10,11, Track 10, Ski Club 10,11,12, French Club 11,12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Tigerettes 12. Cheerleader 10,11, Homecoming Committee 12. NELSON. ANNE: Swimming 11,12, Golf 10, Yearbook 11. NORRIS. CHUCK: Basketball 11,12, TANS 11,12. OLSON, BARRY: Football 10,11,12, Basketball 10. Track 10,11,12, Spanish Club 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10.11. PELTIER, JOE: Football 12, Track 12, Golf 12, Marching Bandl2. PERKINS. RICH: Football 10. Wrestling 10,11. Baseball 9,10, Stage Crew 10. Senior Index — 119 PETEK. LYNDA: Young Life 10. Variations 10. Tigerettes 11.12. PETERSEN. KARI: Concert Choir 11. Variations 10, Honor Society 12, Homecoming Royalty 12. Class Officer 10.12. Cheerleader 10.11,12. Prom Committee 12. Yearbook 11. PETERSON. MARY: Urban Arts 11. Young Life 10, Fall Musical 11. Winter Play 11. Homecoming Royalty 12. Sno-Daze. Royalty 11, Student Union Member 10.11. Tigerettes 10,11.12. POWELL. BARB: TANS 11. Variations 11. Concert Choir 10. REMILY. JEAN: Tennis 10. Young Life 10,11. RHEA, LOIS: Concert Choir 12. RITCHIE. RENDENA: Yearbook 11. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 11. RODACKER. CONNIE: Spanish Club 10. Tigerettes 11,12, Homecoming Committee 12. SCHULTZ. KARI: Golf 11,12, French Club 10.11,12. Marching Band 10. Newspaper Staff 12. Sno-Daze Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 12. SCOTT. JEFF: Football 10.11,12. Track 12. Black Culture Club 11.12, Concert Choir 11. Marching Band 10,11, Honor Society 11.12, Yearbook 12. Newspaper Staff 11.12, Student Union Member 10.11. Stage Crew 10,11,12. Prom Committee 12. SCOTT, KATHY: French Club 11. Concert Choir 10,11,12, Variation 10, South Singers 11,12, Prom Committee 12. SIMONTON. BECKY: Black Culture Club 11,12, Student Union Mem ber 11,12. SORENSON. AL: Spanish Club 10. Track 10, Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook 12. Stage Crew 10. STEPHENSON. JIM: Spanish Club 10. Fall Musical 10,11. Winter Play 10.11, Stage Crew 10,11,12. VANDEVERE. STARR: Variations 10,11. VENIER. DAN: Football 10. Basketball 10. Baseball 10,12, Concert Choir 11,12, South Singers 11,12. VIFQUAIN, VICKI: Tennis 10,11, Track 10. Urban Arts 11. French Club 12, Young Life 10.11, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. Tigerettes 11.12, Student Union Member 10,11. WAGNER. JOHN: Football 10,11,12, Hockey 12. Baseball 10,11.12. WALKER. JOHN: Honor Society 12. Student Union Member 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. WALLACE. MELLISSA: Marching Band 10.11,12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Honor Society 11.12, Student Union Member 10,11. WASHINGTON, ODESSA: Black Culture Club 12, Prom Committee 12. WHITE. DOROTHEA: MICE 10,11, Black Culture Club 10.11.12. RODACKER. MIKE: Swimming 10.11.12, Ski Club 10.11, Young Life 10,11.12. ROGERS. TRINA: Young Life 10,12, Fall Musical 11, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11, Tigerettes 10,11,12. ROJAS, DESIREE: Basketball 10.11.12, Volleyball 10,11,12, Badminton 10,11,12, TANS 10,11,12. ROSE. DAN: Football 12. ROTH. COLLEEN: Student Union Member 10, Yearbook 10. SANDSTROM. DEBBIE: French Club 11,12, Honor Society 11,12, Student Union Member 11,12. Cheerleader 11,12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Homecoming Committee 12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. SAUKERSON, KAY: Yearbook 11.12, Homecoming Committee 11. SAVAGE. CHERIE: Basketball 11.12. Variations 11. SCHUDA, LORI: Badminton 11.12. Concert Choir 10,11,12, Variations 10. South Singers 11,12, Fall Musical 11, Student Union Member 11.12, Prom Committee 12. STEVENS. CRAIG: Football 10.12. Basketball 10. Baseball 10,11,12. STROMMEN. LONNY: Wrestling 11. Spanish Club 10. THOMPSON. RHONDA: Cross Country Skiing 10, Tennis 10,11. Track 10, Young Life 10,11,12, Honor Society 12. Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Union Member 10,11,12, Class Officer 11,12, Tigerettes 11.12, Cheerleader 10. Sno-Daze Committee 10,11, Homecoming Committee 10.11,12. THORESON. GLEN: Track 12. Urban Arts 11, Marching Band 10,11, Fall Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10,11, Honor Society 11,12, Newspaper Staff 11,12, Stage Crew 10,11,12, Sno-Daze Committee 11,12, Home-coming Committee 11,12. TILBURY, KATHY: Concert Choir 11.12, Variations 10. THOTLAND, TIM: Swimming 10.11.12, Urban Arts 11. Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 11.12, Fall Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10.11. TONSAGER. BRUCE: Wrestling 10.11.12, TOPITZHOFER. TIM: Football 11,12. Wrestling 10,11.12. WICHMAN, DEANNA: Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Marching Band 10.12, Student Union Member 10,11. WICKEN. JOANNE: Spanish Club 10, WILLIS, WENDY: French Club 10.11, Homecoming Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Tigerettes 11,12, Prom Committee 12. WURZER, MIKE: Football 10,11,12, Wrestling 12. Baseball 10. Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 11.12, Fall Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10,11, Newspaper Staff 11, Homecoming Royalty 12. Student Union Member 10,11,12, Student Union Officer 12. Prom Committee 12. Homecoming Committee 12. YOUNG. JOHN: Hockey 10,11,12. YOUNG, LORI: Spanish Club 10. ZAKARIASEN, MELANIE: Basketball 11,12, Volleyball 12, Badminton 10,11,12, Prom Committee 12. 120 — Senior Index Student Picture Index Aboud, Diana: 22, 68 Adams, Dale: 69, 89 Affeldt, Garrett: 28 Albrecht, Becky: 58 Aleckson, Theresa: 58 Allen, Holly: 68 Aim, Mike: 58 Almedina, Yvonne: 58, 86 Anderson. Alicia: 5. 68 Anderson, Dan: 40 Anderson, Darci: 58 Anderson. David: 68 Anderson, Glenn: 68 Anderson. Karla: 5. 31. 58, 91 Anderson, Kenneth: 29, 58 Anderson, Kim: 40 Anderson, Matthew: 4, 58 Andrusko, James: 40, 102, 103 Andrusko, Jim: 68 Angelos, Christ: 15, 21, 36, 40 Arcoran, Josh: 28 Arpan, Mike: 28 Arndt, Renee: 58 Averill, Annette: 58 Baardson, Diane: 58. 90, 91 Baker, Charles: 18, 35. 57, 58 Balluff, Joseph: 58 Banister, Vaughn: 30 Barge, Sue: 20. 21, 38. 40, 86, 87 Barnard. Dianna: 68. 73, 86 Bartholomew, Todd: 58 Barton, Claude: 28 Beaman, Becky: 34 Beaulieu. Vince: 64 Bedeau, Gloria: 28 Benson, Elizabeth: 40 Benson. Jason: 23. 58 Benson. Kenneth: 58 Berg, Dan: 40. 92 Berg, Laurie: 29 Berg, Mashelle: 40 Berg, Patty: 40, 86 Berg, Peter: 8, 40 Bergerson, Robert: 58 Berglof, Brian: 25. 29, 68 Betzold, Mike: 41 Bingman, Marie: 28 Bjornson, Suzanna: 58. 90, 100, 101 Black, Henry: 102 Blair, Charles: 58 Blair, Eugene: 41 Booker, Robbie: 37 Boswell. Terri: 34, 68 Brandt, Blaise: 68, 102, 103 Brandt, Erick: 68 Breault, Brenda: 35, 41 Brekhus, Randy: 12. 13. 20, 21, 26. 31. 35, 40, 41, 109 Briski, Monica: 68 Broden, Mike: 29 Brodeen, Kim: 35, 41. 84 Broden, Heather: 68. 73. 96, 97 Brown. Kristine: 5, 35, 68, 91, 96. 101 Brown. Le Dawn: 72 Brun, Marianne: 58 Buckanaga, Denise: 28, 41 Bukovatz, John: 4, 68, 102 Bunting, Jack: 25, 58 Burchard, Brandye: 68, 69 Burgess, Cheryl: 34, 41, 85 Burgoyne, Mike: 68. 71 Burgoyne, Russel: 58 Burns. Richard: 58 Bushy, Laurie: 68 Buzick, Lisa: 58 Cairns. Brenda: 28 Cairns, David: 68, 28 Campion, Bruce: 58, 105 Campion. Linda: 41 Capra, Mike: 21, 36, 41. 92, 99 Capra, Monica: 35, 56, 58, 84, 96. 97 Capra, Tony: 92 Carpenter. Craig: 68 Carroll. Linda: 59 Casserly, Michael: 28, 68 Caswell. Jeffrey: 68 Cavin, Roy: 35 Chambers, Brian: 29, 41 Chanthakouh, Chareunesouk: 68. 92 Chavez, Joe: 105 Chavez. Maria: 31, 35, 42 Chavez, Nenita: 35, 68 Chavez, Raleigh: 29, 55 Chin, Tammy: 28, 68 Christensen, Sherrie: 68, 86 Christnach. Jim: 3 Ciepielinski, Mary: 34. 59 Cook, Steve: 3, 59 Coon. Patti: 59 Copeland, Monica: 18, 35, 59, 86 Corbesia. James: 59 Corbesia, Mike: 106, 107 Corgan, Tiffany: 2, 5, 35, 56. 59 Corgard, Val: 37 Cox, Carmen: 68 Crenshaw. Steve: 7, 36, 42, 82, 89. 99 Croissant, Cheryl: 68. 96 Crosby, Thomas: 59 Cunningham. Ross: 30, 59 Curtis, James: 68 Dahlager, Patty: 28, 59 Dahlen, Lynn: 59, 86 Dao, Diem-Le: 42 Dao, Hoang: 7, 42 Dao, Kieu: 69 Dao. Thuy: 59 Darr, Micki: 28 Daskam, Steven: 59 Davidson, Beth: 36, 69 Davidson, Bridget: 42 Davis, Charles: 69. 88, 99 Davis, Gail: 26, 69 Davis, Michael: 23, 99 Dean, Davenia: 69 DeMers, Charles: 69, 88. 104 105 Dennis, Matt: 38. 42 Dennis. Mitchell: 59 Dennison, John: 102 Dettman, Dennis: 28. 69 Dick, Julie: 59 Dickson, Lise: 14, 42, 86, 87 Dischinger, Gwen: 59 Dixon. Paul: 14. 36, 39 42 «9 99 Dixon, Paulette: 20 Picture lnri«v ___ «- ! Dombrovskis, Lori: 14. 35. 36, 42. 86 Dorr. Steve: 42 Draves, Garrin: 28 Drew, Bard: 22. 43 Drew. Sharon: 59 Dunkley, Val: 101 Dunn, Christy: 59 Dunn, Danny: 28. 69 Dupee. Shari: 69 Dybevik, Nadine: 59 Eberhardy, Angela: 69 Ecker, Gerald: 25. 69 Edwards, Jesse: 21, 22. 23. 35. 36. 43 Eilers, Richard: 43 Ellard, Rebecca: 69 Ellison, Laura: 43 Elms. Matt: 29. 102, 103 Emery. Jon: 59 Engebretson, Penny: 43 Engen. Curt: 29 Entzel, Tracy: 59, 86. 87 Enz, Mike: 43 Epps, Andre: 89 Erickson. Dennis: 25. 69 Erickson. James: 59 Erickson, Robert: 59 Erlandson, Lisa: 59 Ervin. Scott: 69 Erwin, Gina: 69 Eskelson. Jennifer: 25, 69 Fairbanks. Michael: 59 Falaas, Susan: 69 Fasthorse. Corie: 59 Fasthorse, Kathy: 101 Feehan, Thomas: 69 Ferguson. Leland: 69 Ferguson. Lora: 60 Feriancek, Jim: 38 Feriancek, Ron: 102 Feriancek, William: 60. 103 Fettig, Robert: 60 Finstad, Christopher: 29. 60. 103 Flaata. Dale: 66, 69. 99 Flacksbarth, Mark: 69 Fleck, Kimberly: 69. 94 Floberg, Darlene: 18. 60 Flom, Mike: 36, 43 Flores. Diane: 69 Flores, Noe: 69 Fong, Emily: 69 Forsman, Tim: 69 Francis, Patricia: 69 Francisco. Jon: 69 Franklin, Mark: 60 Frazier, Melanie: 15, 21, 31. 35, 43. 90, 91, 100, 115, 128 Fredell, Michael: 60. 89. 94 Fromm, Jerold: 69 Fryxell, David: 25. 69 Gable, Mark: 70 Gable. Noreen: 43 Garland. Theresa: 43 Gearhart, Ronald: 28, 60 Gerard. Bob: 44 Gerard. Michele: 14, 36, 39, 44. 84. 85, 126 Gibbs. Sheldon: 60 Gibney, Anne: 70 Gibney, Roger: 44 Gilbert, Debra: 18, 60 Gilsrud, Tim: 89 Gilsrud, Tammy: 60 Givens, Curtis: 14. 35, 36, 44. 89 Gleason, Annette: 60 Goclon, Paul: 44 Goneau. Craig: 44 Goodsell. Robert: 3, 70, 88 Goodwin, Charlene: 10. 16, 22, 44 Gossman, LeeAnn: 11, 18, 60. 86, 87 Goudge. Debra: 60 Gouge. Cheryl: 70 Greeler, Randy: 21, 60. 89 Greenleaf. Joelyn: 44 Gregerson, Tony: 7. 70 Griego. Vicki: 96 Grimm, Keith: 44 Gude, Felecia: 70 Gunderson, Paul: 70 Gustafson. Karin: 21, 23. 26, 44 Halbert, Jeffrey: 70. 88 Hall. Matthew: 70 Haiti, Carla: 44 Harold. Donald: 60 Hansen, Dan: 10, 45, 94, 95 Hansen, Lori: 70 Hansen, Robert: 35, 60 Hanson, Darrin: 66, 70, 88 Hanson, James: 28, 70 Hanuman, Chandica: 70 Hanuman, Naven: 45 Harper, Troy: 28, 70 Harris, Doug: 16. 35. 60, 89, 105 Harris. Tammy: 38. 45 Harris. Mike: 99 Harrity, Joan: 35, 58, 60, 86 Hauck. Mona: 70 Haugh, Laura: 70 Heil, Geraldine: 70 Helland. Tammy: 70 Hennegan, Donald: 70, 88 Henry. Jeff: 29, 45, 102, 103 Herkal, Renee: 35. 45. 86 Hermann, Cory: 14. 15, 16, 20, 38. 45. 56. 89. 105 Hibben, Denise: 45 Hickey, Keith: 21, 45. 88. 89 Higgins, Paul: 25. 60, 89 Higgins. Tyrone: 70 Hinkel, Kenneth: 29, 60 Hinrichs. Lynn: 31, 60. 91 Hoch. Jeff: 31, 36, 45, 128 Hodgeman, Ross: 10 Hogan, Daniel: 18, 22. 60. 89 Hoglund, Kevin: 14. 36. 89, 105, 115, 126 Holloway. Robert: 70, 82, 88, 105 Holzer. Wayne: 70 Hoppe. Shawn: 70 Horn. Jeffrey: 70 Horton. Demellon: 60 Horton, Denise: 45 Houser. Susan: 60. 91 Howes, Randy: 18. 60. 89 Hreha, James: 61 Huderle, Steve: 30, 36. 46. 89 Hurd, Mark: 28 Hurlbert, Patrick: 61 Hyatt. Russell: 61 laquinto. Ellen: 46 122 — Picture Index Isham, Lori: 35. 61. 90 Isham, Mark: 22 Iversen, Matt: 46 Jackson, Shirley: 126 Janey, Diane: 21, 35, 56, 57, 61. 96, 100 Jeffers, Todd: 14, 35, 36. 46. 82. 88. 89. 99 Jeffrey, Charlene: 57, 61, 100, 101 Jeffrey, Scott: 70, 89 Jensen, Dawn: 21, 46, 84. 96. 97 Jensen, Todd: 61 Jimenez, Maria: 46 Joelson, Penny: 16, 18, 46 Johnson, Dave: 10, 35, 36, 46, 116 Johnson, James: 61 Johnson, Janet: 37, 46 Johnson, Jeffrey: 61 Johnson, Martin: 70 Johnson, Paul: 37, 46 Johnson, Rhonda: 28, 61 Johnson, Ronnie: 70 Johnson, Steve: 47 Johnson, Tony: 70, 99 Johnston, Michael: 61 Johnstone, Brenda: 70 Jones, Chad: 28 Jones, Dana: 18, 24, 25, 61, 82, 84. 94. 95 Jones, Martin: 88 Jones. William: 22. 25. 70 Jorgens, Gerald: 7, 67, 71 Jorgensen, Gerald: 7, 67. 71 Jorgenson. Faye: 18, 61 Jubera, Christ: 71 Kadlec, Bernice: 47 Kadlec, Carol: 70. 71 Kalkbrenner, Tim: 47 Kapishkowit. Sylvia: 22, 90, 100, 101 Kappenman, Joan: 28, 61 Kappes, Julie: 47 Karlstad, Dana: 28 Karsko, Kelly: 71 Kazuk, Debbie: 22, 36, 47. 85 Keavy, David: 71 Keezer, Denise: 61 Kegg, Manfred: 71 Keller, Mike: 61 Keller, Tammy: 61 Kelley, Kimberly: 61 Kellington, Mary Kay: 18. 21, 47, 86 Kemp, Martin: 71 Keys, Lori: 61 Khan, Shema: 61 Kieselbach, Karla: 96 Kingbird, Charlene: 71 Kittelson, Scott: 22, 29, 61. 89. 104, 105 Kitto, Ricky: 61 Kjella, Mary: 8. 71 Knox, Steven: 25, 71 Knudson. Karl: 61 Knudson, Kurt: 61 Knudtson, Deanne: 20. 61 Knutson, Robert: 61 Koenigsmark, Christine: 7, 66, 71 Kommer, Donald: 71 Kommer. James: 4, 61 Kommer, John: 26, 47 Korpi, Hannu: 25, 92, 94, 95 Kreft, Sarah: 94 Krona. Tom: 4. 10, 47, 102, 103 Kutzbach, David: 47 Kyllo. Steven: 71, 102, 103 LaChapelle, Darra: 71 LaDue, David: 28. 71 LaRogue, Pamela: 22 Ladwig, Mike: 47 Ladwig. Paul: 62 Lamb, Kimberly: 71 Lampman, Staci: 96 Lange, Phil: 48 Langer. Ellyn: 16, 22. 35. 67. 71 Langsdorf, Greg: 10. 102 Lantz, Donna: 35, 48, 100, 101 Larch. Jim: 48. 102. 103 LaRonge, Daniel: 62. 89 LaRonge, Terri: 28. 48 LaRoque, Frank: 29, 62 Larson, Margie: 10. 16, 48 Larson. Scotty: 103 Larson, Susan: 26, 62 Larson. Terry Lee: 62 LeBre, Steven: 18. 35, 56, 62, 89. 104. 105 Leen, Dale: 62 Lehman, David: 8. 48, 89 Leonard, Doug: 48 Libby, Sherri: 62 Lind, Jennifer: 71 Lindstrom, Todd: 21. 29. 30. 31. 38. 48 Linehan. Mike: 106, 107 Long, Denise: 28, 71 Lorentzen, Cathy: 48 Lorentzen, Kim: 28 Lorenz, Johnny: 71 Lorge. Sue: 48 Lossow, Rodney: 14. 62, 89, 103 Lowy, Scott: 48. 92, 126 Lubarski, Kevin: 28. 71 Luhem, Jackie: 30 Luoma. Carrie: 49 Ly, Mayjoua: 62 Lynaugh, William: 71 Lyon, Dana: 30, 71 Lyons, Mike: 49 Mackmurphy, Ronald: 71 Madison, LuAnn: 24, 25, 31, 62 Mahre, Mark: 18 Marrin, William: 62 Marsh. Bryan: 49 Martin, Cori: 71 Martin. Darrin: 62 Martin. Les: 25, 49 Martin, Tom: 49 Martinez, Janine: 62 Martinez, Rick: 15, 28 Mateer, Diane: 2, 62 Matiska. John: 7, 11, 36, 49, 115 Matthews, Thomas: 71 Matton, Linda: 62 Mattson, Kimberly: 71 McClanahan, Steve: 62 McHie, Antonette: 60, 62 McMonical, Ian: 71 McQuiston, Pat: 25 Neisius, Julie: 63 Mencel, Terry: 29, 36, 49 Picture Index — 123 Merrill, Brad: 62 Mier, Deanna: 2, 26. 62 Miller, Anne: 18 Miller, Mark: 92 Miller, Staci: 71 Milton, Susan: 49 Moe, Sue: 49 Moen, Eric: 18, 25, 30, 36, 49, 94 Moline. Karen: 20, 62, 91 Monger. Leon: 62, 89 Monroe, Leslie: 62 Monroe, Lisa: 72 Monson, Margo: 22, 35. 49. 86, 87 Moore, Leslie: 62 Morton, Darrin: 72 Muller, Jenny: 96 Mundy, Brenda: 62 Munnell, Jackie: 28. 72 Murphy. Debra: 68, 72 Mutch. Tracy: 72 Neadeau, Dale: 22 Needham. Steven: 22. 28, 62 Neisius. Julie: 63. 86 Nelson, Anne: 7. 96. 97 Nelson, Lisa: 29, 63 Nelson, Steven: 63 Nelson, Susan: 72 Ness, Anne: 23. 35, 72. 86 Norris, Charlene: 22 Norris, Charles: 29, 99 Nutter, Scott: 88 Nygren, Byron: 63 Nygren, Chris: 3 O'Brien. Judy: 3 O'Connell, Dan: 82, 92. 94. 95 O'Connell, Tami: 50 Olsen. Paul: 63 Olson. Barry: 7, 13. 18, 21. 50. 89 Onnen. Marilyn: 72 Ostby, Rebecca: 5. 22. 23, 63 Ott. Jackie: 5, 84. 85. 127 Pacheco, Robert: 63 Palacio, Kingsly: 63 Palacio, Linda: 50 Palacio. Renee: 21. 35. 67. 72. 86 Palmer, Adrian: 72 Pankow, Troy: 63 Parker, Bradley: 63 Parker. Daniel: 72 Parker, Terry: 28 Patterson, Deborah: 18, 35. 63 Patterson. Denise: 72. 127 Payette. Mike: 72 Pearson, Pamela: 63 Pederson. Lisa: 63 Peltier. Joe: 50, 89 Pendleton. Donna: 35. 57. 63, 90 Perkins. Richard: 50 Perry, Darryl: 63 Petek, Linda: 50. 86 Peters, DeniKanand: 72 Peters, Mohan: 72 Petersen, Kari: 14, 36, 39, 50, 84. 85 Peterson, Donald: 63, 88, 89 Peterson, Mary: 7, 11, 14, 50, 86 Peterson, Patricia: 28, 63 Petersons, Selga: 31. 59. 63 Petrus, Yvette: 63 Phelps, Patricia: 72 Phillips. Cathy: 28 Phillips, Jacqueline: 72 Pierce, Frank: 28 Picotte, Michelle: 29 Potter, Timothy: 57, 63 Powell, Barb: 3, 50 Pregler, Donna: 72 Provencher. JoJo: 16. 22. 23. 26. 31. 57. 63. 85 Pruett. Allene: 63 Psihos, Nickolas: 72 Purtle, Michelle: 63 Purtle, Timothy: 72, 88, 105 Quelland, Robbie: 63 Register. Penny: 72 Remily, Jean: 50 Rhea, Lois: 51 Richardson, Andrea: 72 Ritchie. Drake: 3. 21, 67. 72. 88 Ritchie, Rendena: 7, 38, 51 Robson, Matthew: 63 Rodacker, Connie: 51, 86 Rodacker, Nicole: 18. 72, 86 Roesner, Jim: 51 Roesner, Shane: 64 Rogers, Randy: 88 Rogers, Trina: 18. 21, 51, 86 Rojas. Desi: 22. 51. 82, 90. 100 Roman, Amy: 64 Romano. Richard: 64. 89. 105 Rose. Dan: 89 Rosenow. Terry: 55 Ross. Jerry: 51 Roth, Colleen: 51 Roy, Teresa: 67, 72, 91 Royce, Dawn: 28 Sabol, Shaun: 72. 103 Sandstrom. Debbie: 35, 36, 51, 84 Sandve, John: 72 Santocono, Antonio: 64 Saukerson, Joleen: 64, Saukerson, Kay: 31, 51 Savage, Cherie:. 52. 100, 101 Savage. Guy: 64 Savage. Janet: 64, 90, 100 Savage, Jeanne: 5, 64. 85. 90 Sayers. Christina: 64 Sayers, Scott: 105 Scarlett, Rohan: 72 Schaefers, Robert: 10, 52 Scherman, Patrice: 52 Schilson, Troy: 105 Schlottke, John: 64 Schneibel, Amy: 72, 91 Schneider, Robert: 72. 89. 104, 105 Scholia, Thomas: 64 Scholtes, Jill: 28, 64 Schroeder, Carrie: 8, 64 Schroeder, Jodie: 72 Schuda, Colleen: 16, 64. 90. 91 Schuda. Debra: 28, 64 Schuda. Jeff: 64. 65. 89 Schuda, Lori: 52 Schull. Andrew: 64 Schultz, Jeff: 37 Schultz, Kari: 22, 23. 52 Schwartz, Shari: 22 Scott. Jeff: 9. 16. 29. 31. 52. 89 Scott, Jonathon: 35, 72 Scott, Kathy: 55 124 — Picture Index Scott, Terriann: 34 Shankey, Shelley: 68, 72 Sharp, Todd: 88 Shilson, Troy: 72 Shindler, Debbie: 22. 23, 72 Simpson, Melanie: 64 Slinger, Richelle: 96 Sly, William: 64 Smith, Barbara: 25, 64, 100.101 Smith, Charmaine: 73 Smith, Debra: 73 Smith, Earnest: 73 Smith, Laurie: 64 Smith, Letitia: 73 Smith, Michael: 64 Smith, Stacey: 29, 64 Sobotta, Robert: 28, 73 •Soldo, Michelle: 24. 25. 73, 86 Sorenson, Al: 11, 31, 36. 52 Spars. Dennis: 28 Spears, Leigh Ann: 22 Spratt, Christine: 35, 73 Spurlin, Christopher: 73 Stamper, Jhonda: 64 Starr, Anthony: 64, 65 Starr, Joseph: 25, 73 Starret, Jodi: 73, 91, 127 Stately, Leon: 22, 73 Stelton, Dennis: 64 Stephens, Suprena: 64 Stephenson, Jim: 18, 52 Stevens, Craig: 52, 89 Stewart, Tony: 22. 23, 65, 89, 106, 107 Strand, Sara: 28 Steinberg, Linda: 28 Stout, John: 18, 65 Strommen, Lonny: 52 Sundell, William: 25, 65 Sunell, Randall: 65 Swenson. Marie: 73, 90, 91, 100 Taplin, Cathy: 20. 63, 65 Tholen, Mary: 55 Thompson, Anton: 22 Thompson, Dale: 65 Thompson, Gregory: 65 Thompson, Rhonda: 21, 35, 39, 53, 86 Thoreson, Glen: 29, 30, 36, 53 Thotland, Tim: 15, 53 Thurston, Jimmy: 25. 56, 89 Tiger, Shelly: 22 Tilbury, Kathy: 53 Tilbury, Linda: 65 Timmer, Sharon: 64, 65 Tipple. Kristin: 24. 25. 66, 73. 127 Tonsager, Bruce: 53, 105 Topitzhofer, Tim: 53, 89. 104, 105 Trimble, Ernest: 65 Turnbull. Helene: 29 (Jngurian, Danny: 57, 65, 89 Valentine, Marjorie: 73 Vandevere, Starr: 3, 53 Vang. Chao: 68. 73 Venier, Dan: 15, 20, 53 Vetrano. Mishelle: 73 Vifquain, Vicki: 22. 53. 87 Vixayvong, Kak: 25, 73, 91 Vrudny, Michael: 22. 73, 102, 103 Vrudny. Stephan: 22, 65 Wade, Mona: 22 Wagner, John: 53, 89 Wagner. Mark: 24, 25, 73. 99 Walker. John: 35. 54 Walker, Michelle: 65 Wallace, Melissa: 25, 54 Walmann, Timothy: 25, 73, 88 Walsh. Barbara: 28, 73 Ward. Kim: 28 Warren, Pamela: 65 Washington, Kenny: 99 Watkins, Amere: 7, 73 Weeks, Jennifer: 25, 100, 101 Wenell, Kelly: 65 Westby, Jonathan: 67. 73. 88. 103 Westphal, Jelena: 29, 54 Westphal, Joe: 28 White, Charles: 73 White, Dorethea: 54 White. Elizabeth: 2. 5, 18. 22, 65 White, James: 26. 65. 89. 106, 107 White. Michael: 67. 73. 99 Wichman, Deanna: 24, 25, 54 Wicken, Joanne: 54 Wickman, Julie: 101 Wickstrom, Jan: 18. 35. 65, 84. 85. 96. 127 Wigfall. Marilyn: 65, 101 Wilcox, Julie: 65 Wilcox. Richard: 73. 88. 102, 103 Wildes, David: 28 Williams, Steven: 65 Willis, Wendy: 14, 15, 16, 54, 86 Wind, Toni: 65 Wise, Sandra: 28. 65 Woelfel, Nick: 55 Wolfe, Steven: 26, 73 Wollak, Scott: 73. 66. 102, 103 Wong, Joni: 22. 31. 65, 90. 91 Wood, Laura: 26. 73 Workcuff, Kimberly: 28. 73 Wurzer, Mike: 7, 14. 23. 54. 88, 89 Wynde, Maury: 22, 102 Young, Gordon: 73 Young, Jeffrey: 73 Young, Julie: 73 Young, lou: 54 Young. Terri: 65 Zackariasen, Melanie: 54. 90, 91. 100 Zahn, Jewel: 65, 96, 97 Zamora, Dora: 28. 54 Zarling, Lyle: 28 Zarling, Sharon: 28 Zierman, Ann: 25, 73, 91 Zuleger, Rodney: 73 Zuriff, Daniel: 107 Picture Index 126 — Closing Theme “FEELINGS 1. Constant effort brought the football team to many victories. 2. Correcting tests is how Mr. Anderson spent part of his days. 3. Michele Gerard is a real Tiger fan. 4 Kevin Hoglund works the drill press in welding. 5. Shirley Jackson finds out just how easy math is. 6. The tigeretts perform during half time of a football game. 7. Scott Lowy , .. Just showing off. 8. Kristin Tipple and Denise Patterson take it easy on Castle Day. 9. One of the many sides of S.H.S.. 10. Jan Wlckstrom just can't believe what Jackie Ott told her. 11. Mrs. Carlson has a word of wisdom for everyone. 12. Cowgirl Jodi Starrett smiles for the camera. Closing Theme — 127 “ALWAYS AND FOREVER” Always and forever each moment we've spent is just like a dream to us that somehow came true We all know that tomorrow will still be the same cuz we Ve spent years together and that can't ever change We're taking time to tell you that we really care and we can still spend tomorrow together. 128 — Editor's Page South News Update... 1. A worker help Install now vail to moke more classroom for the influx of student next Fall. 2. Tho now boundaries for south High. The latest change was the moving of the Western aost boundary from Chicago Ave. to 35 W. 3. Assistant Principal Robert Coldstrand, who will retire t the end of thi school year. 1 The main body of the 1982 Tiger Yearbook was completed and sent to the printers in early March. These are the notable things that have happened around South High since that time. It's official; 18 schools will close in Mpls. at the end of this school year. This includes Central, Marshal-U., and West High Schools.... The Central Magnet Program and most students from Marshall-U. will be coming to South.... South is scheduled to have about 1625 students next Fall.... Remodeling has been going on this Spring to build more rooms to accomodate these students.... South has been assigned four principals for next year.... In March, all Mpls. students chose the type of educational program and school that they will attend next Fall.... The Honor Society held their Annual Spring Induction Ceremony and Dinner.... Six staff members have announced their retirement effective at the end of this year. These staff members are Doug Davis, Social Studies; Robert Goldstrand, Asst. Principal; Ed Ralph, Coordinator; Don Sovell, Math; Florence Timmerman, English; and Jeanne Wilson, Special Education. Best Wishes for a Great Retirement .... Have a terrific Summer everyone! E Hennepin Av. 3 Spring Update - 1 Injuries Hamper Tennis Team The 1982 Men's Tennis team seemed to be plagued by injuries and illness. They finished with a 1-7 conference record. In most positions the team lacked experience, but the team members played up to their ability. The team was led by captain and first singles player Chris Angelos. The most consistent player was Mark Wagner who finished the season with five wins. The team members all showed improvement during the season so Coach Lindquist is looking forward to a stronger team next year. 1. Chris Angelos shows his tennis form. 2. Joe Chavez waits as his doubles partner Terry Mencel serves. 3. John Westby gets ready to ‘'smack1' the ball with a backhand shot. 2 1982 TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Drake Ritchie, Mike Fredell. Chris Angelos. Scott Jeffrey. Mark Wagner and Hannu Korpi. TOP ROW: Ron Ott, Joe Chavez. Pat Me Quiston. Terry Mencel. Dan Zuriff, Rohan Scarlett and Coach Steve Lindquist. 1982 BADMINTON TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Julie Wickiaan, Carol Kadlec, Ann Zierroan, Monica Zakariasen, Any Schneibel, Kak Vixzvong, and Marie Swenson. CENTER ROW: Donna Pendleton. Joni Wong. Jan Savage, Lori Schuda. Diane Janey. Jeanne Savage and Melissa Znkariascn. TOP ROW: Lori Isnan, Diane Baardson, Sue BJornson. Dcsi Rojas, and Coach Eric Magdanz. Badminton Season Flies By This year the girls Badminton team consisted mainly of Juniors. They had 25 girls at the beginning of the season, 5 dropped out, leaving a team of 20. The season record was 1-6. The girls worked hard all through the season. They were encouraged by their captain Melanie Zakariasen. She was also the 1st singles player. The 2nd singles player was Donna Pendleton, the 1st doubles players were Desi Rojas and Jeanne Savage. Next year we should have a better Badminton team with Marshall-U coming, said Coach Magdanz. 1. Melanie Zakariasen slams the birdie back. 2. Desi Rojas concentrates on her next return. 3. Donna Pendleton sets up a slam”. i . Diane Baardson retruns a serve as doubles partner Sue BJornson watches. 3 - 3 Womens Golf Team Has Fun Despite Lack Of Participation The women's golf team looked on this season as one of learning and improving. Even though the team lacked the numbers to compete, they all had fun and improved their scores. The number one player was Karla Anderson. Number two was Lynn Hinrichs followed by Nenita Chavez. The team played reasonably well and should move up in the standings next year. The women's golf team definitely needs more participation for the 1983 season. 1. Coach Sovcll coaches Nenica Chavez one of his famous shots. 2. Karla Anderson shows the proper seance for chipping . 3. Lynn Hinrichs sizes up the 3hot. 4 - Women’s Golf Men Golfers Gain Experience Most of the golfers on the Men's team were new this year and so lacked golfing experience. All but one were underclassmen. Charlie Baker was the number one player on the team and improved steadily from week to week. Throughout the season the men had good competition for the starting positions. The future for golf looks bright at South. 1. Charlie Baker shows his technique for teeing off . 2. Kike Vrudny, Tin Hansen and Ton Fechan get tips fron Coach Sovcll on proper grip of the club. 3. Keith Hickey prepares to putt. °n So ell. NOT PICTURED 0 c5udny.’ Charles Baker. Tin Potter. Mitch Potter, Jin Hanson, Ton Feehan, and Coach Steve Kyllo. Keith Hickey and Joe Peltier. 3 1982 MEN'S TRACK TEAM; BOTTOM ROW. Bill Sundell. Tin Walnan, Scott Lowy. Captain Mike Capra, Captain Steve Crenahaw, and Clen Thorson. TOP ROW; Ties Yaeger. Paul Higgins. Jeff Nuttar. Coach Maury WeberC. Mike White. Dennis Stelton, Curtis Engen, Mika Flots, Todd Lindstron, Asst. Coach John Neuaan, John Me Quisten, Doug Johnson, and Melvin Alvarez. Capra Crenshaw Anchor 4 Men's Track Team The Twin City Indoor Meet started the season with a school record effort in the Shot Put by Steve Crenshaw. The distance was 52’8 . Mike Capra was a close second in the Mile Run and the Sprint Medley Team took a 3rd place. The City Relays double victory in the Shot Put and Discus was a real boost as well as the 3rd place taken by the Sprint Medley Team. Mike Capra, who is close to setting school records in 3 events, and Steve Crenshaw, are both looking .foreward to the City Meet, Region Meet and the State Meet. 1. John Me Quiston warns up before a race. 2. Todd Llndstrom runs hard Coward Che finish line. 3. Top distance runner Mike Capra secs Che pace for his race. I . Record holder Scovc Crenshaw chrows che shoe. 6 - Men's Track 1 Monica Capra Stars In Women's Track There were ten members on the 1982 Women's track team. Of these Monica Capra was one of the best long distance runners in the city. Dawn Jensen was fast becomming one of the premire sprinters in the conference and the South 880 relay team was also the best. The members of the relay were Janine Martinez, Michelle Soldo, Lisa Soldo, and Dawn Jensen. 1. Dcbby Kazuk clears the hurdle with roots to spare. 2. Donna Lentz shows concentration as she throws the discus. 3. Runner Monica Capra pours it on as she races around the track. 4. Dawn Jensen receives the baton from Michelle Soldo as they run a relay race. 4 1982 WOMEN’S TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Dawn Jensen. Janine Martinez. Michelle Soldo. Donna Lantz and Linda Hatton. TOP ROW: Pam Hodapp asst, coach, Monica Capra. Kim Frakle. Lisa Soldo. Debby Kazuk and Hike Anderson head coach. 1. Mike tfurzer no Billy Crocker, and Sarah Kopf aa Hope llarcourt realizing how Deiovely the soon light la. 2. Tiffany Corgan. Rebecca Oatby, Jennifer Olaon and Bridget Sullivan ea Virtue, Chaetity. Charity and Purity-the Angela- and Reno Sweeny'e backup alngera ready, for Anything Goea. 3. Co-01rectora Nancy Evans Doede and Stephen DiHenna watching rehearaal and the canera. 4. Randy Brekhua aa Whitney and Linda Carroll aa Kra. Harcourt, who la being wooed by Whitney'a Wall Street aanner. 5. Paul Marks aa Moonface Martin. Public Eneay No. 13 and Elizabeth White as Bonnie dlecusslng the perlla of being a minister. MUSICAL ORCHESTRA: I to R: Ron Heync. Andy Caranicas, John Kantar. Regan Fox. Michelle Glynn, Patty Kendall, and Sanford Moore. “Anything Goes Is Musical Anything Goes, the Urban Arts-South High all city musical involved 60 students from South and various schools throughout Minneapolis. It's one of the largest school productions produced each year, involving the talents of many students, under the direction of a staff of professional artists. The play was written in 1935 featuring the music of Cole Porter set on an ocean liner sailing from New York to London, Anything Goes brings together a score of outrageous characters who create a Kalidascope of mystery, suspense, Romance, and comedy, that delights and entertains the audience. The jive, zesty music of Porter bursts with excitement as a Chorus of 50 dance and sing, making the South theatre jell with warmth and laughter. MUSICAL CAST BOTTOM ROW Colleen Cook. Mini Kosice. Ellis Mogan, Jody Reiser. Cretchcn Uurzer. Laura Brooa, Sue Gartner. Jessy Broun, Michelle Schol.lt and Debra Renter. SECOND ROW Charles Tlobcrlake. Kennedy Barber, Sara Bovcr. Gwyneth Olson, Laura Wood. Elisabeth White. Sarah Kopf, Mike Wurxer. Karin Gustafson. Neal Jodelt Randy Brekhus. Linda Carroll. Soan Cricralns. Carah Balknan. Christa Schmidt. Luisa Carmer. Asa Alback and Stephanie Paella. TOP ROW Auburn Dees. Kristine Broun. Monica Zakarlasen. Jennifer Olson. Tiffany Corgan, Rebecca Ostby. Anne Scss. Jessica Killer. Steve LeBre. Leo Ann Cosstaan, Peter Borne. Aaron Landasan. and Kris Wlk. 6 One Run Losses Marr Baseball Season The 1982 Tiger baseball season has been the story of one run games. The Tigers won 3 games but lost 5 games by only 6 runs. The team was led by the pitching and hitting of Jeff Henry and Todd Jeffers. The defensive play of Steve Huderle, Dan Berg and Steve Dorr was excellent. The Tigers strength has been in the leadership of captains Dorr, Berg, Huderle and Givens. The Tigers felt that they were improving with every game and that things would improve in Region play. 1. Curt Givens is on deck , ready to bat. 2. Steve Nelson throwing a wicked fast ball. 3. Bill Sly takes a good swing at the ball. U. Cory Hermann gets set for the pitch. 1982 BASEBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Cory Hermann, Rich Romano, Tony Stewart, Bill Sly, Curtis Givens, Todd Jeffers, Darrin Hansen, and Craig Stevens. TOP ROW: Coach Ton Onera. Jeff Halbert. Steve Dorr. Steve Huderle. Steve Nelson. Danny Berg. Jeff Henry, and Troy Dankov. 10 Baseball Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow! This years Senior Banquet was a special and enjoyable evening for all. It began at 6:30 on May 13th at the Normandy Inn with a dinner of Top Sirloin or Jumbo Shrimp, Salad, Potatoes, Desert and a Beverage. Throughout the evening, the South Singers provided music. A solo was sung by Randy Brekhus and Michelle Gerard and Steve Crenshaw sang a duet, Hello Again. The highlights of the program were the Slide Presentation and the announcing of the 1982 Hall of Fame. 1. Joe Chaves and 71b Kalkbronner find their teat before the banquet begin . 2. Karl Peterson and Mlchcllo Gerard visit before starting on their salad . 3. Mr. Wobert and Mr. Srorny aro ready to oat. 4. Craig Stevona and Steve Crenshaw look over their bonquot programs. 5. M.C. Curt Clvcna clown around for the photographor. - 11 1982 HALL OF FAME SHYEST: Bob Gerard MOST MUSICAL: Randy Brekhus MOST SINCERE: Todd Lindstrom MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Paul Dixon MOST ATHLETIC: Todd Jeffers CLASS CLOWN: John Wagner BIGGEST FLIRT: Steve Dorr MOST TALKATIVE: Jeff Scott BEST DRESSED: Michael Davis BEST ALL AROUND: Todd Jeffers Paul Dixon BEST LAUGH: Chris Angelos BEST PERSONALITY: Mike Capra NICEST SMILE: Cory Hermann Debby Kazuk Karin Gustafson Kathy Scott Jessica Edwards Melanie Frazier Sue Barge Lori Dombrovskis Trina Rogers Connie Rodacker Rhonda Thompson Renee Herkal Kari Petersen Wendy Willis
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