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

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SWIJEWERRJTW MR. WOOLF We can find no beffer words To express our admirafion for our principal, Mr. DeVoe Woolf, llwan Hwose found in The firsl +wo lines of 'Phe poem, lf, by Rudyard Kipling wi'rl1 rl1e firsf word omi'r+ed. You can keep your head when all abouf you Are losing 'rlweirs and blaming il' on you. T -6- ..-.:- -L. i--Y-W-W. ----Y-W,-j,-----,-,-,-,--, -.1-fu,--: e '---- ,- - 1 ---, --..,.. -....-.Y .i M. Md, , .. H ,W A , 1 , . , .11-5x..L..,1, -.. 1 Tweniy-four - ----'-1-1-is-T-if Y -I -sf 1oe:f---qe,vuF- zap- I

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Sllllfllflllillfll Adminisfranve Messages DR. L. JOHN NUTTALL. JR. SuperinTendenT IT The worThy use oT leisure is To On one corner is a library. In The evening There is a high-class concerT. Nearby is a playground wiTh Tennis courTs, baseball Tield, and swimming oool-all Tor The boys and girls. AT home boys and girls may play The piano and ioin wiTh a group singing some Tine old songs or modern melodies. There is a TheaTre wilh a clean play noT Tar away. The canyons remain beauTiTul all summer Tor hikes and picnics wiTh The besT oT Triends. Boys and girls may occupy Themselves wiTh arT or handicraTT. A liquor sTore inviTes young people To indulge. Sordid picTure plavs occasionally come To Tc--wn. There are places where youTh may gamble or play in The aTmosphere oT lewdness. Young peopie may carouse on The sTreeT cor- ner and plan peTTy crime. Girls may parade indiscrimi- naTelv and ioin quesTionable parTies. There are various Things To do wiTh leisure Time. I may choose. Which will l selecT? become a realiTy in our lives, iT will be because we Teel sTrongly ThaT a ce.rTain amounT oT relaxa- Tion Trom The daily ro'uTine is a necessary elemenTin The compleTe life. As a resulT oT This convicTion, we shall Then incorporaTe in our daily program Those ouTside pur- suiTs and acTiviTies ThaT have an appeal To us Trom- Their re-creaTive, emoTional. and spiriTual, as well as Trom Their physical values. GEORGE A. EATON AssisTanT SuperinTendenT Twenfy-Three

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SWWWHWWWEM MISS DYER The sympalhefic alfifude Thar Miss Dyer has foward sfudenfs and +heir dif- ficulfies is admirably slafed in 'the poem The House by +he Side of lhe Road. l would no'r sir in 'rhe scorner's seal, Or hurl 'rhe cynic's ban- Le+ me live in a house by +he side of lhe road And be a friend lo man. 7 v--f'-v- -y..-, -v--by-'Y -. - -- - -- V -- YY. , Y. '1 ..,,-1 -,.-,- jew. , yy f in V' ' - , Y -' - ' '. LY, 1?-Iffrf li ..::fli?- 3, ' ' , , - V - - Y ,....-1 -Af? fi'-' ' ' '-if if Wai- c :Ll'fl-' 4FfQ + - 'f'H3':F'2f'----1 ' ' '1Li': 'Q 7':1:rAt:r'--1--:ff :', -sv-'1,'1 -1+ Tweniy five 'f ':s l