South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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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o Along with these, musical records played a part in almost everyone's life at South. Culture Club, Michael Jackson. Stevie Wonder. X. New Order. Van Halen. Elton John. Prince. Journey, and The Cars made up just a small sampling of artists who could be heard throughout the halls, before, during, and after school. The wide variety of records set. created, or listened to by South students was evidence of the diverse student body at South. It was a student body made up of people with backgrounds from all over the city. Yet this year at South we combined our variety of backgrounds, different lifestyles, and our varied talents to put together an unforgettable school year. Here is a record of that year, the 1984 85 Tiger Yearbook. Just for the Record! Opening — 5