South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Left: Senior Dawn Christiansen and Junior Sheen Samerof broke the monotony of winter by helping junior Tove Borgendale Celebrate her birthday. The night couldn't have been the same without the monstrous bowl of Rob DeHoffs fetuccini. Below: Senior Alison Smith trudges through the snow toward the sledding hill at Camp Ihduhapi. Below: The school rock is the driest it's ever been in the middle of January. Above: Members of the National Honor Society uke a hike through the forests of Camp Idhuhapi. Left: A pmecone bears the burden of Janu • ary's snowfall winter

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No Snow? On my way home the TCF clock told me that it was 9:51 and four degrees below zero. The small amounts of snow that lay on the ground crunched like baking powder under the tires as I moved the car into the garage and shuffled inside with dreams of hot chocolate dancing in my head. Paul Douglas told me that this was supposed to be the coldest week of the year. But, even though it was 44 degrees below windchill at the time, this had been a pretty wimpy winter. A few students wore shorts in the fifty degree January weather, the National Honor Society's winter retreat was almost cancelled because there wasn’t any snow, most of the cross country ski teams meets were called off, and snow blower salesmen were being highlighted on the six o'clock newscasts due to their drastic drops in sales. But we found enough snow to enjoy late night sledding and snow ball fights. My clock told me that it was 11:02 as I finished my yearbook article and prepared for my favorite winter time activity, snuggling up under warm, cozy blankets. The last thing on my mind was the icy air that would cut down my coat and into my chest as I waited at the bus stop the next day. I misvctl the- mh . hut I tlitln’i mis tlic c oUl. Below: The son is setting as seniors Leah Middle: Senior Ben Mauk makes a snow Spinosa, Annie Miler, and Ben Miuk climb angel during a hike on the NHS retreat. the hill at Gimp Ihduhapi. Far right: The massive quantity of snow along the bushes outside South on January 15. Right: The decline of the oncoming hill draws the breath from senior Annie Miler. winter

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 The talent, patience and forethought put into it were incredible.” A Classic Right: Newt and Alisha sing a duet. Each of the two emcees also sang a solo duting the talent show. Below: Derek Campbell displays his skill on the recorder. Derek also played at the Renaissance Festival this past summer. 3 nt show The applause echoed through the auditorium as the audience rose to its feet. Violinist Michael Sutton politely bowed and walked off the stage to the thunderous noise. It was a talent show not to be forgotten. This year the show focused on classical talent. Jazz, dance, and classical music were all represented at the show. After the talent show had ended, the Sno-daze coronation ceremony began. As in years past, the coronation encompassed the entire student body by crowning a couple from every grade. This year the freshmen Lord and Lady were Eric Strauss and Joy Hackenmueller, the sophomore Duke and Dutchess were Kurt Froehlich and Jodi Anderson, the junior Prince and Princess were Bobby Simpson and Tovi Bcrgendale, and the senior King and Queen were Kennon McCaa and Ashley Dahl. Above: The talent show host. Alisha, sings from her gut. Right: Kitk Rabc is blinded by the talent of Michael Sutton on the violin. Outside of school, Mike plays in a quartet and in two youth orchestras.