South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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GEORGE N. CHILD GEORGE A. EATON HE South High School has already taken its place among the leading high schools of the State. The building is recognized as the most up-to-date, commodious high-school building in the intermountain region. While the cost of construction was relatively low, the economic value of the building for educational service ranks high. Another important factor in the success of the new school has been the splendid spirit and work of students and teachers. Already a school morale of great force and value has been built. It is a pleasure to congratulate the South High School on the year's achievements and the bright prospects ahead. GEORGE N. CHILD, Superintendent of Schools. OUTH HIGH has surprised us all by ywhat might be called its spirit of coalescence. With the Senior Class made up of recruits from East, West, and L. D. S. high schools, all rival institutions, it would not have been strange if internal dissension had been a powerful obstacle to class unity. That this has not been the case speaks well not only for the fine give-and-take spirit manifested by members of the class, but for the inspiration and wise leadership of Principal Woolf, Assistant Principal Dyer, and their able corps of teachers. Harmony in aim and action, without which no true success can be achieved, seems to have characterized the temper of the student body. As a school you have made a good start. You are out of the youngster class and should thicken out and grow stronger from now on. You have done Well this year, but you can do a lot better next year. Keep growing! GEORGE A. EATON, Assistant Superintendent. Page