South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Top Picture—Top Row: Mr. Ungers, Mr. Shriver, Mr. Coen, Miss Vack.tr, Mr. I.ec, Mr. W. G. Smith, Miss Uher, Mr. Sutter. Mr. McMahon. Bottom Row: Mr. Bechtold, Miss Haymaker, Miss Aborn, Miss Ilajan, Miss Limbach, Mrs. McWhcrtcr. Mr. Jenks, Miss Munn. Bottom Picture—Top Row: Miss Cary, Miss Holaday, Mr. Keehn, Mr. Tippic, Mr. Carruthers, Mr. Nace. Mr. Ford, Miss Sommers, Miss D. Gallagher. Mr. Mull. Bottom Row: . Miss Moody, Mr. Barnes, Miss Weiss, Mrs. McAncrney, Miss Coding, Mis Armstrong. Mr. Hoffman, Miss L. Jones.

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JOHN LEE Assistant Principal ALICE HAGAN Assistant Principal

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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow SWIFTLY and quietly the sands of time have slipped by— Seconds have equaled minutes— Minutes have equaled hours— Hours have ticked off into days— Days have added up to weeks and then months— The weeks and months have totaled three wonderful years. How strange they should pass so soon. It seems like only yesterday that we felt butterflies in our stomachs, that strange sensation deep down inside— Yes, we were tense, excited, frightened, but happy as we entered the halls of the yellow brick building we soon learned to love. Our uneasiness left us soon as we became accustomed to our new surroundings. Quickly time moved on and we did too. Soon we began to leave the crowd and move forward swiftly—we were no longer the shy. timid followers of the flock—we used all our skills to become recognized leaders. Ye liecame a part of South High and it became a part of us. As we now depart, our devotion is kindled sharp and bright and it shall continue to burn brightly for all times to come. For what we have learned through studies and. through practical experiences shall remain with us forever.