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

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YSRE Ralph V. Backman Principal To be principal of the largest student body in a Utah high school is indeed a great responsibility, and Mn Backman has accepted the challenge with a cool head, steady nerves, and sense of fair play. He has instilled in his associates and subordinates a desire for cooperation at all times. His ability tor creating unity in thought and action has continued from Sep- tember to June, and will carry over in the years to come. 11

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Lucille Monay C. Dewey Hale Dean of Students Resin on the bow and away we go - that's our dance-minded Dean of Students. I-le's a good Joe, ready with a helping hand wherever it is needed, and no square even though he likes to dance. His first thoughts are always of us and South. He has gained the admiration of his fellow workers and the student body. His astounding ability and sparkling personality have been very important in helping us to develop our decisions for the bumpy road ahead. Counselor From September to June, for many years now our Miss Monay has unselfishly given her time in the interest of teen-age problems. In case of wrong-doing, she more often than not has substituted a friendly smile and an understanding solution instead of a much deserved scold- ing and tongue lashing. Thanks, Miss Monay, for helping to make remembrances of student life pleasant. Dr. Doug Williams Counselor Smooth - yes, smooth - is the word to describe South's Vocaf tional Counselor, Dr. Doug Williams. His knowledge, genuine interest, and understanding'oi the student make it possible for him to guide, influence, and mould the future of many a Southerner. Doug's general character, his dignity of bearing, his warm, subtle friendliness to any- one and everyone is an example of finesse which every Southerner looks up to' and strives to attain. Walter Stevens Treasurer Amiable Mr. Stevens, alias the money man, maintains the responsibility of guarding and balancing the finances of this school. With a calm, placid air he balances books, fills out - requisitions, and literally handles thousands of dollars in the students' behalf. South is fortunate in having such a personage. Our thanks to you, Mr. Stevens. ' 1