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

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x X X 9 x jv tm S X x N 'X The House of Delegates is a vital part of South's representative government. 'Composed of the president of each advisory class, it meets with the Board of Control to discuss the problems of the stu- dent body as a whole. In the advisory period on the next morning, each student is notified oi the decisions made. It is through the func- tions of this group that each student has a say ink the government. Q r- - X In N x 1 UI as 'Ill ru ur aa I-I 0 D 'Ill o as UI 5 o :gg h N X X A l ' . r,ss, 'H E E 'X 5 N E25 K L .V YQ Qt' X .Xt X xx X -W . 5 M X 3 X - X xx it xxx Q 'E is F X X i , X QE QQ, my :Mm Y Xi wg . NX xpnxx A 9 N X X, Qi L? is YE 35 XV S K L: X. - , L QX Wx. 1 'br X-. -A Q A x Y X X9 i I 3 X X 3 'R is QA it M, Q va N M te . Ei X3 X X V X Q -X9N'Q ' fx 'SI X N X ,QE V5 'QF YY X ,V -EQ T lg it XA 'Q-gg ',., X 'Shi NX X QRS X M me we at s gg Q X X i . I at N , X 'N a B X3 it 3 X Q X QNX 5 X i

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GEORGE PAU LSON BI Fa I1 eYf of footb 1 Was Sou fh' . S V 5. If basketball UGS rfmes Ofge d- th ld it ff O H1 will . He g ITIS. Iema. ave S in in ou Outh eve f me nffu m0rie I 900 s for d Years plus 190 . Io . US, first . 1 and track f 8 a friend BOBBIE MCKEAN ' ' ' miles, and a wa Personality a d V 11 lc . I 6 preside mel to Sv Co er nge Y South 11151 ma nf, HIS ern Une A- er, 1' made him es scintillating s rm and only Shining ey , ' i South's secretary ' s hello, are all typical o entaiive ol the student body oihcer , female repres Bobbie Mclziean. NHLTON BISSEGGER Prom September to June there has QIOWH 3 'li. He has been more ihan deep respect lor M1 historian ol our school-

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I-LJOIIIIGI 0 FU H N O N j 1 twfuwfyy w .Keyed-.ZMQU Zfsza wg wwe? ,' ,Wig A Every activity carried on in South High springs fro of Control. Nothing is decided without their approval Board IS MM composed of student body officers elected by students, and in voting and suggesting plans,'they express the desires of the whole student body. Theirs is a difficult task, and more often they receive criticism than praise. Now we would like to express our sincere gratitude to them for giving us such student-life remembrances as school dances, f assemblies, publications, and sports activities. 23 l .4