South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Above Center: Junior Walter Kopf wonders what all ot this dressing up Stull is really about. Lett: Junior Brynn Peter son enjoys a bag of Doritos at what ap-pears to be breakfast on Pajama Day. Above: Senior Scolt Stordahl lectures on the importance of stuffed animals during one's childhood years. Student Life — 11

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Dressed for Success Spiril Week gol off lo a lazy slarl with South High sludents stretching and yawning through the hallways for Pajama day. 50’s and 60's day followed. and students exhibited a wide range of looks anywhere from poodle skirts and pony tails, greased hair and leather jackets, to tight mini-skirts and boots to the thigh. Opposite sex day caused a lot of confusion with many questions ranging from: Are you sure you’re not a girl? to Which bathroom should I use? Ancient history took a giant leap out of the past on Toga day. though Caesar probably never wore a Mickey Mouse toga, as some students did. Orange and Black day was full of spirit. While some people simply looked the part, others took forty minutes to leave their mark on homeroom doors while still others dressed up not only themselves but their cars and vans, all in the hope of Terrorizing the Tommies! Above: Sophomore Derek Hoppe, a fierce tiger! Right: Seniors Erik Berg and Melanie Majors promote homecoming festivities Student I ife 10 r “®

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The Crown and Glory On Coronation night, the crowded auditorium buzzed with excited whispers. Students, teachers, and parents had come to watch the crowning of the still unknown king and queen. People craned their necks to get a better view of the candidates waiting in the back of the auditorium. The lights were dimmed and the coronation. M.C.'d by Elisa Rucker and Julie Eveslage. began. The audience became familiar with the candidates through self-written introductions and after all the couples were presented, they danced to the theme from Ice Castles. sung by Holly Roth. Several minutes later, the 1983 Homecoming royalty. Bob Schneider and Renee Palacio. swept out onto the stage to crown their successors. The obligatory drum rolled as Bob Schneider wove slowly between the Homecoming queen candidates with mock indecision. He barely had time to place the crown upon Melanie Majors' head before the crowd went wild, and Melanie was smothered by hugs from her comrades. Next Renee made her rounds between the suave male candidates, looking each one over. Finally, she stopped before Tom Scott, and crowning him. perfected the royal couple. Above: Homecoming candidates: Top Row. Left to Right: P Pham. T Smith. B Armijo. S. Stordahl. J. Bunker. E. Jorgensen. R Hill. M Sly Bottom Row, Left to Right: N. Martin. B. Scott. T. Scott. M. Majors. M, Rudquist. S. Brynstad. A. Mohs. S. Bennett Above Left: Homecoming queen candidates anticipate the commencement of coronation. Student Life 1?