South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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.JLOLEEQAJLKUJLUJJLSJJLQJJLMUJLGALkUlLW!lLkUJLkUlLWJJLWAQLW!JLL'i4 ,A A,A-Al ,A ,A ,A A,A ,A A- ,A A.A A. JAMES W. GILBERT President R.F.D. No. 5 1 Odds Sz Ends Grade School Club3 Hist. English f COUTSEQ O Club, Pres. 43 Football Captain 43 Track 3-4. Hobby-Swimming Future-Nebr. Uni. , Self trust the essence of heroism. WALLACE WIIG Wally Vice-Pres. . 1816 I St. Hawthorne Grade School Club3 College Prep. Course Basketballg Baseballg R Club3 Passing Show3 O Club. Hobby-Sports Future-Creighton Uni. Learning 'makes a man fit company for himself. HOWARD KINGSTON Secretary 213 So. 26th Ave, Vinton Grade School Club3 Sales Course3 Hi-Y 2-33 Senate, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Dramatic Club 3-4. Hobby-Dancing He is a true gentleman. DOUGLAS K. SEYMOUR Treasurer 2103 Military Ave. Odds 8: Ends Grade School Club3 Sales Course3 Commercial Club3 O Club 3-43 Senior Glee 2-33 Hi-Y 33 Operetta. Hobby-Golf Li've! Live today, fomorfrow never comes. JAMES GRANT Jim Tooter Reporter 2618 E. St. ff ka Hawthorne Grade School Club3 Steno. Courseg Sen- i ate 33 Honor Society 3-43 Senior Glee 43 Debate Squad 33 Baseballg Basketball. Ever faithful to his trust. A. ORLO ADAMS Ralston Nebr. Senior Glee 43 Emanon 33 3 Future-Creighton 1 l Nothing was ever lost by polztenessf' Ralston Grade School Club3 College Prep. Course3

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11 w xvuwitgywgmutxwtgwtwwgatw t Jt itxwmuv I ,ltysawm i mi l i ygi x i Jt itxww CLASS OF JUNE, 1927 This month finds one hundred and fiftyffive boys and girls leaving South High School for greater fields to conquer. Much is expected of this .group which makes up the largest graduating class in the history of South High. The class has seen a number of changes take place and has enjoyed the many privileges which the new building - A affords. -Q ... .-.. I We find, after looking over the questionaires of the students, that thirtyfone are entering University, twentyftwo others are going to college, twentyfeight are going into the business world, four will teach, five will take up nurse's training, and the remainder have no definite plans for the future. President - - VicefPresident f Secretary - ' Treasurer f - Tooter Reporter Honor Society f Bernice Wallace Antonette Zezulak Doris Root James Grant Robert Gunderson f M1 CLASS OFFICERS f f f 1 f f f f f f f f f f f f 4 f f f .T CLASS COMMITTEES BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE PLAY COMMITTEE Paul Winter SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE Maude Jines SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE f James Gilbert f Wallace Wiig Howard Kingston Douglas Seymour - James Grant - Maude Jines Joy Wilsey Sophie Roginsky Lois Etter Lottie Peszynski Rolland Groves James Gilbert Orlo Adams Anna Hood Berniece Miller Theodore Dargazewski Mary Wall COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Frank Pros Wallace Wiig ,M

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- U!!-lkillL!!-1DB4-lLLQJLMLkQJLQJL!JJMJL!!J!MlLL'!lLFALYAJLKU FRANK T, ANDERSON 2210 O St. Hawthorne Grade School Club 5 Manual Arts Course. Hobby-Boxin 8' A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. THEODORE ANTHONY Ted 4418 So. 20th St. Garfield Grade School Clubg Scientific Courseg Basketball Capt. 4 5 Football 49 Track 4g Tennis 4. Hobby-Golf ' Future-Nebr. Uni. A good athelete, a loyal booster. .f I ,- LUCILE BADHAM 1211 so. 27th st. f .f-ff -3-'E Ralston Grade School Clubg fi-ne Arts Coursey' Junior Glee 33 Senior Glee 45 ' nce Club 4. Hobby-Music Future-Graceland College - Obedience is the key to every door. Wa 'i , THIEMAN BAKER of ffwl- 58th Sz Spring St. I Out of State Grade School Clubg College Prep. Course. Hobby-Radio Future-Nebr. Uni. No great man ever thought himself so. V ROSE BALABAN ' R. F. D. 3 Box 51 Pleasant Hill Grade School Clubg Normal Courseg S. T. L, 45 Vesta Club 2. Hobby-Reading Thought is the seed of action. MARGARET M. BARRETT Marge 1909 Pol Training k St. St. .Agnes Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Hist. Society 33 Vesta 43 Commercial Club 4. Hobby-Hiking Future-Business College Quiet, soft spoken, like an elf. 1H27+i