South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MISS ALICE HAGAN Your commencement day lias arrived. “Commencement of what?” you may ask. It is our earnest hojje that for each of you it may l e the commencement of a really good life—good in every sense of the word. We bid you Godspeed. Miss Alice Hagan JOHN LEE As you graduating Seniors take leave of school, it is my wish that you recall your high school days with pleasure. I trust, too, that your classmates and school have good cause to remember you. In the years that follow, I urge you to do your best to be again remembered well. May Good Fortune then smile on you when you think kindly of your class and old South High. John Lee Page 5 Class Advisor H. V. JENKS

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PRINCIPAL WAYNE G. SMITH The spectacular changes socially and economically confronting our country today necessitates an ever-increasing demand tor continued education. W hen fortified with a high school diploma as a background, the youth of today is better prepared to meet the demands of these every-changing conditions. He must keep his education abreast of the times after graduation and on until the end of life. Never has there l een greater opportunity for the practical application of education. The events of the past few years have demonstrated how quickly the world moves. Just as our armies and machines of yelerday have become obsolete today, the previous training of an individual is not sufficient to meet the demands of our progressive world. Wayne G. Smith Page i

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7ic SENIOR CLASS of Rudy Libertini President Lillian Sidwa Vice-President Rose Marie Kangas George Nemec Esther Grayson Louis Sawchick Mary Grivich Secretary Boys’ Treasurer Girls’ Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Annual Chairman Alice Kofron Ivan Malvic Robert Massey Dianne Skarupski Steve Smiljanich Chairman Commencement Prom Committee Senior Day Program Social Committee Senior Day Dinner Committee Committee Page 6