South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A Week To Remember Friday afternoon found thirty or forty students rushing around the SHS parking lot putting the final touches on their floats, gearing up for the parade. Inside. the gym was packed as the rest of the school hyped up in anxious anticipation of the big game. This was it. After four days of dressing up in everything from pajamas and sheets to mom and dad’s old clothes, not to mention clothes usually worn by the opposite sex. after the successful talent show and coronation during which Tom Scott and Melanie Majors were crowned homecoming King and Queen, the game had finally arrived. Top: Junior Nathan Pate rocks the talent show Above: Queen Melanie Ma jors and King Tom Scott Right:' Head football coach Maurice Webert watches the festivities along with Larry Aim. Student Life 14

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'T . Above Center: Former homecoming king Bob Schneider crowns new queen Melanie Majors Far Left: Tom Scott and Melanie Majors; our homecoming king and queen Above: Three couples pause briefly for a quick dance. Left: Homecoming king candidates tensely await the upcoming events. Student Lite — 13

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Laft: Senior Mike Sly terrorizes the Tommies. Below: Juniors Andrea Cyr. Alice Levitt. Marg Jaede. and Maggie Dallin in their homecoming float. Bottom: Junior Eddie Boone breaks out at the talent show. What a game it was! Fourteen first half points were enough to make the Tigers the first Mpls. conference team to terrorize the Tommies” in years. It was a victory which provided a sweet end to a string of previous homecoming defeats. Another successful homecoming dance followed on Friday evening, and then all that remained was the clean up — the clean up, and the memories, that is. Homecoming 1984 will not be forgotten. Student Life — 15