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

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Mayi18, 1864 931 Nov, 23, l ln all probability our future civilization will rest for its very existence and continuance upon the culture, understanding, and independent thinking of the citizen. Dedicaiion of Souih High School E owe a great deal of our present educational advantages to the efforts of the members of the Board of Education. who were well represented at the Dedicatory Exercises held in our Auditorium, Thursday evening, October 8, 1931. George F. Wasson. former President of the Board, came from Los Angeles to present the new high school to the citizens' representative, Harold P. Fabian. Other speakers of the evening besides Mr. Eaton, chairman, were the late G. H. Backman, five years president of the Board. Mr. George N. Child, Superintendent, Mr. Howard Barker, superintendent of grounds, Mr. QeVoe Woolf, principal, and Miss Winifred Dyer, vice-principal. The Board members believe that future prosperity, socially and economically, is so closely interwoven with the success of the school system, that one cannot succeed with- out the other, and that the success of either one largely assures the success of the other. ALEX EBERHARDT HOVJARD BARKER GEORGE KING President Huildina Superintendent Clerk Page Z 2

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1, 1 I Y 3. 4 I fl J tl, i I 1 I 0 1, ffl? I, I 0 f'f'f1l'w,. ,ffff,. f,.Z,.f',.' 0 1 ELMO GARFF President lu eni' o y lcers S d B cl Off' S are the officers, so is the school! Our student-body president, Elmo Garff, has proved his ability as an executive, not only in his leadership of unifying school spirit, but in the organization of our student-body government. Many innovations in school government were sponsored under his supervision, and his administration has proved both outstand- ing and superior. Miriam Bennion, vice-president, has set new precedent in student-body executives -representing the Junior class in student? dership. '- Helen Lawrence. our recor er, as M co-worker with the president and vice- -X 1 resident, has aided and abetted t m is., urthering all student activities. Alto ether, the success in ni ation and school activities of this first year of g 71 o . 5 Our School is due chiefly to the K rts of these excellent student-body officers. , O 32N Q I , ' A xl l l n l ' 'Y' 'J ' if J - i x El f 5 n r, ,Q . if 'X 11 il ., V N i F X V' tl l MIRIAM BENNION ELEN, RENCE VIRGIL COOMBS l . . R . Vice-President D4 Secretary -Treasurer 1' 1 K ' A ---- ---5 -iff, -.1i:1f::?4:::1::-L-:'.:z.:-.--.-..-Wizrig-U- 1:,::,:.E.:4s::,'i:?4:'1:.' ::::r:::' W' .1351 514 f17ffl' , sf tl' l a Page , A: