South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Counter-clockwise Starting from Above: Senior Ricky Hrfl celebrates alter the homecoming victory over Edison. Senior Jim Ronald gets ready to go Tommiebusting. Senior Keith White calls Wildl e! at the homecoming talent show. Dr. Sheridan sets a record as our first principal to wear a dress to school. Opening — 3

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A Record ... ... can be defined in many different ways, but each can be tied into one basic theme: preserving, remembering, writing down, or just keeping track of something. Be it an athletic record that one establishes, a record of one’s thoughts such as a diary, or a musical record which expresses an artist’s talent. All of these things are considered records. Here at South this year, the word record meant all of these things and more as we established, created, and listened to records all in our own individual way. For example, the football team compiled its best conference record in years, which included that record breaking homecoming victory over once powerful Edison. South continued its outstanding academic record, with 9 national merit semi-finalists, once again the best of the Minneapolis Public Schools. Although some did not appreciate it as much as others. Dr. Sheridan worked hard with the rest of the administration to improve South's attendance record. The band added to its outstanding record with a year that included dates at the new Radisson hotel and at the Metrodome. These are just a few of the many records achieved by students at South this year. Opening — 2

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Clockwise from Above: Senior Rodney Hinberg listens to his waikman; Okay, turn the page ... Nowi ; A tew ol the records listened to by South students this year: Senior Paige Rogers takes time out from class for a quick stretch.