South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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As a graduate of South High you will become a living symbol of your Alma Mater. Should you compromise South High's standards, the traditions and high honor of your school will be lessened. When you succeed your victories will reflect glory upon her name. Since South High can rise no higher than the achievements of her sons and daughters, our anticipations for the future brighten when we reflect upon your combined record of achievement dur- ing the past four years. We hope that coming generations of students will rise up to thank you for what you have done and will do in her name. 2 I if Assistant Principal Howard R. Sorensen, pictured at the left, is South High School's director of guidance, athletics, student activities, and attendance. L.. ' A 60Wb1d0fL4 and aa diacoom and darwrfuwz 3 South High's guidance services provide the opportunity for students to discuss per- sonal, educational, and vocational problems with their counselors. Miss Jean Landale, advisor of ninth and twelfth grade girls, considers with two seniors the alternate plans for college and the business world. Counselor Dale I. Marcum, who doubles as advisor of ninth and twelfth grade boys, does some group counseling about four-year plans with freshman boys.

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N M J , W' M JQMIJVM viii success is a variable meas- u- in terms of one's aims. He who ms at nothing is almost sure to hit 't. He who would achieve sets his evel of aspirations high. Your formal education has been keyed by that to which you aspireg the knowledge itself but a potential, the magnitude of which is determined by what you put into itg its worth ul- timately to be realized in its con- structive use. In the continued development of the pattern of your lives, may you set your thoughts upon things of valueg spend your strength in the ful- fillment of noble purposesg be faith- ful to responsibility cherishing serv- ice above gain. If QM mmf, U I-.-y ' H. 1 f NNW.. PRINCIPAL RICHARD C. KREBS Mrs. Krebs joined her hus- band to view and participate in many South High activi- ties.. They are pictured at the left among the many who took part in the Homecoming Coronation ceremonies.

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Junior Boys' Counselor Loren A. Gammon discusses Miss Mary Louise Beck, dean of girls and junior their test scores with two eleventh grade boys as a girls' counselor, reviews some of the current litera- help in educational planning for the senior year ture on colleges, scholarships, and job placement with and college. two of her counselees. ielped develop am At the right is Dean of Boys Charles B. Drake. He is shown performing one of his numerous jobs, con- ferring about student attendance with a parent. l Miss M3lfE3I'9t Gearing, COUUSQIOT fm' S0Ph0lN01'6 Sophomore Bovs' Counselor Warren W Witlrxm g1F.S,. tal S OVGI' .9XtI'3 Summffl' School Study OPPOT- Checks choice of studieskcards with two hoys from tunities with an interested tenth grader. the Class of 1962,