South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Below Right: The rie tye peoce connec Below: Scowl ond rhe world smrfes wffh you roo THE TREND IS . . . Diversiry long rresses, righr dresses, lerrer jockers, leather jodsets. F-'a hots, block flats, cot-ron blouses. Mickey Mouses Foshioo or Sourh is anything bur homogenous olrhough certain orrides of clothing seem quire universal Jeons. sweorshirrs. ond tennis shoes odorn much of Sourhs population Body con- scious clothing is showing up at South Short skirts, shoulder pods, pleated poms ond sprffy sweaters are oppeonng on rhe school’s stylish women and men However, many South students chose on individual approach to fashion Perhops. it’s rhe variety of styles rhor moke fashion at Sourh Up sn rhe air” FASHION

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A HAY OL' TIME For some, rhe question wos who to invire, for others it wos how to 90 obour asking rhar special someone. But for oil, there were rhe dilemmas of where to ear ond whar ro wear. As in posr years, Sodie Howkins was a very big sue cess, wirh two hundred ond ten couples participating in rhe evenings excitement The Sodie Howtons Dance wos held or Dsamond-T Ranch os ir wos losr yeor There wos rhe rrcdinooai square dancing, Morryin' Som, end rhe Jot! Also there were bonfires, hoyrides. ond rhe wormrh of indoor consesssons Becouse few comploinrs were heard concerning rhe night's activities, one could safely assume that most dotes were well chosen One student summed ir up when she soid, ”lr wos cdd. bur ir wos LIVE1 Fot Above: ManyW San s er Anxous cou Above: Come gorher round' The bonfre rs pies prepore to tie rhe knor (seepin’ us formers worm SADIE HAWKINS