South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Miss Ruth Milford English teacher, and Miss Margaret Power, social studies instructor, are n p' tured. as Richard Wohlfarth Charles B. Young Dan H. Zanders Norman L. Zinn Mathematics ndustrlal Education Sciencg 7' Practice English - French rivmg All of South High's-faculty and students were saddened by the death of Mrs. Inez Peregoy Sherman on November 12, 1959. Mrs. Sherman, who had been the head librarian at South for 25 years, had been ill for nine weeks before her death. Among her accomplishments was the organization of the South High School Library Service League on April 1, 1935. She is also credited with guiding many students into library work. However, Southites remember that she was interested in all the activities of the school and was often seen in the stands cheering Packer teams on to victory. One of the many tributes to her was made by a Library Service League member who remarked, Our library, in fact our whole school won't be the same without Mrs. Sherman. There Wasn't anything she wouldn't do for her students. W mama .amz wa W ,mm ay sawn , Six members of South's Clerical Staff are pictured at the left. SEATED ileft to rightj are: Mrs. Barbara Howery, Mrs. Dorothy Young and Miss Barbara Krupski. STAND- ING: Mrs. Betty Croft, Mrs. Celia Svoboda and Miss Betty Gudgell. Miss Amelia Man- gan, South High secretary, is not shown.

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2 JAMES E. SIMMONS Industrial Education Vocational Agriculture ALFRED E. SMITH Business HAMIIII ON B. SMITH Instrumental Musii' MISS JOAN SMITH Business Q X MICHAEL J. SPAR Amo 5 f ' Boys' Physical Education Football and Wrestling Coach :' KXwNgs!gF DONALD R. STEWART S Science I . X16 CHARLES H TOMS JR Science Football and Swimming Coach MRS GERTRUDE TRUMBLE Mathematics MRS MARION TRUMBLE Homemaking MRS DORISE VINCENT English MISS JEANNE1 TE VOLLMER English, Business DEWEY S WADE Art, Football and Track Coach GEORGE E. WILDRICK Social Studies WARREN w. WITI-IAM ' Social Studies, Counselor CLARK O. WOHLERS Business

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Pictured to the right are South's janitresses, left to right: Evelyn Thompson, Mrs. Mary Biodrowski, Mrs. Lorena M. Chambers, Mrs. Dorothy Andersen, Mrs. Sirveley Hunter, Eliza K. Shelnut and Mrs. Golda Girnus. Not shown is Mrs. Nellie Bowen. QS, A i' I ,rig V, . .. 'gs V V 'J ' Q s 1 , we Qi W . : v 9' 5 SJ- L -mari: H Y, O l X i A I s Q . . wifi' C, awww, SW. To the right are custodians An- drew J. Cohoon, I-Ilmer J. Johnson, Lloyd W. Crum and Edward O'Con- nor. Leonard Hawkins, Jr., and Henry C. Prerost are not pictured. .TQ nygm 'Wa Y1Hf'.,lf'if'i tax. 4 wil I V. .rg 1 lf . 9 ,ie xt., fi' win? , dui To the left are the cafeteria ladies, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Helen Mertlik, Mrs. Bess Yost, Mrs. Frances Dole- zal, Mrs. Leona Alex, Mrs. Vivian Klepper and Manager Mrs. Rose Doksansky. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shirley Elliott, Mrs. Tillie Swanda, Mrs. Violet Shearman, Mrs. An- tonia Sigmund, Mrs. Julia Pluta, Mrs. Nellie Bauder, Mrs. Anna Mil- ler, Mrs. Judith Risley and Mrs. Marie Walters. 1 43 .ff