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

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EXECUTIVE lst Row: Art Gilbert, President, Bill Tanner, Vice President: Fred Schwendiman, 2nd Vice Pres. 2nd Row: Wayne Clark, Historian: Cleta Graham, Secretaryg Mr. Stevens, Treasurer. Student Body Gtticers Nothing Was ever accomplished Without a leader. Art Gilbert, with his co-officers, has shown the steadtastness, the courage, and the loyalty that marked the old time War Leaders ot the South. They made certain that We had plenty of assemblies, dances, and all forms ot celebrations, yet at the same time urged us to study and thus prepare ourselves to go out into the World and meet its problems unilinchingly. We are proud-very proud of these officers, who helped to make l935-6 a banner year. The Southern friendliness at school this year was due largely to these leaders: President ........... .......... A rt Gilbert Vice President ........ ........... B ill Tanner Second Vice President. . . .... Fred Schwendiman Secretary ........... ....... C leta Graham Historian . . . .... Wayne Clark Treasurer . . . .... Mr. Stevens ff ,gg gf bfi fs 'lil' J, , M ..., .,., nn ,,,u W .,., .fQ.ff Xg! 4f Vk, j Twenty-three QM WMZNMEI-id

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wmZwmmH:Om EXECUTIVE Deans If there is any one thing which We have learned from our contacts with the boys of South High School, it is that no one person has a monopoly on the world's problems. No matter what your particular role in society may be, do not criticize your part in the play, study it, understand it, and play it with faith, courage, and with proper grace. MR. PIERSON, Dean of Boys. U The great problem for every high-school student is to discover his life's Work, to make his preparation for it the most thoroughgoing possible, and thereafter to pursue it with unwavering diligence and enthusiasm. Purpose and foresight are two of the most marked characteristics of a strong personality. May each of us make this close of another school year a stepping-stone toward this goal. Let us remember our mistakes only to profit by them, and our success only to point to bigger ones. ELVA L. COTTERELL, Dean of Girls. X f In .f 1 f 14 - .2 X 1 f --W. L. f -v X ' l .J x J I Xgfifafxf. JfX4Fib'XfJfikf Twenty-two

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EXEC!! IVE lst Row: Art Gilbert, Bill Tanner, Cleta Graham, Fred Schwendiman, Wayne Clark. 2nd Row: Douglas Sullivan, Ned Fuller, Clarence Gehrke, Iune Burbidqe, Thurl Iacobson. 3rd Row: Mr. Pierson, Miss Cotterell, Miss Dyer, Lynn Boyce. Board oi Control Like the quality folk of the gran' ole South, the Board of Control has taken over all the student-body problems of the past year. These students have represented the school in the best way possible. The success ot the noon dances and Misfit Day was directly due to 'these elegant Southerners. The Board of Control also showed the hospitality and courteousness ot the sunny South when they escorted the many visitors through our halls. Student Body President . . . Vice President .,.,...... . . Second Vice President ...., , . . Secretary ...... ...... . . . , . Historian . . . . ........... . . Iunior Class President .... .... . . . .Art Gilbert ... . . . . .Bill Tanner Fred Schwendiman . . . . .Cleta Graham . . . .Wayne Clark . . . .Lynn Boyce Senior Class President and Lieutenant Colonel ofthe R. O. T. C... S. A. M. President . . S. H. A, G. President Southerner Editor . . . Scribe Editor .... Douglas Sullivan Clarence Gehrke . . .lune Burbidge . .Thurl Iacobson . . . . . .Ned Fuller ,- , , .sk JA . V, 4 n .!' I X qi I 'if Qxjfvxl JJ '--or l' 41 1 x xx Q jf' X - jj A' Twenty-four