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

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Dr. Doug Williams Counselor As counselor of tlle lmoys of Soutli l'ligl1, Doug Williams lias a roclcy road to follow. He must sliow Wis- dom .and good judgment in all l'1is dealings witll students, and lne care- ful not to liurt anyones feeling in tlie process. By lcnowledge and under- standing of tlie students problems, lie lias lielped many a Soutlierner. Miss Lucille Monay Counselor With wisdom and common sense, Miss lVlonay gives advice to all wlio consult lier. Slie is a friend to every- one ancl administers mucli-needed counsel to young people wlio are eager to develop tlie riglit attitude toward life. Walter Stevens Treasurer Acquiring lJits of culture from luis many travels and molclin tliem into an extraordinarily well-balanced plii- losoplly of life, Walter Stevens lorings us liis cllarming personality and just tlie riglit ability it talces to perform liis job as treasurer of our Culo lair.

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A 5, ff' 'Sn ,s '-. ' 's-.iz-:M-Pg-fr 2? s. .1 ., vf wife-1-1's+'1'21 an the C. Dewey Hale Dean of Students Being dean of 2400 stu- dents at a large high school is assignment worthy of a person of the very highest cal- iber. Dewey Hale is just such a man. Besides having the tremendous responsibility of directing of student af- fairs, Mr. Hale has shown friendliness and good humor in all his dealings with Cubs. Every Southerner who has y been to Mr. Hales office fand most of us havew has found him ready to help us with any problem, large or small. .1..41Rg f -L - 41 , . J :fudge A., ., I i Y, , l M. .,. , ., ., A if-iffxrfg' . 9-A f-'ff 1- wi-e .Ig .-eff-, -41' .- . ew: i , Aiwa-4 41' 1- 3 -.113 ffff' N ,f'f..,J: gsm. YJ' ef' , . . .e-,gai1L.:,35.t'3g.:-ifgjgjn . ,vm ..,.,i:sf if - ---ff: -i 3-?q:.'5w,Tz:' 'szkhi 5:-..A,.:: vm '- .- rw?'-'gall' 'iff' ,w-5 , - 95 ' LE .. - 1 11 Ln:f- 'ff V' -,:-...-+ yer ' W 5 A Y Ag? 'Q'-aT'l5,gxg'g3-++ .9'5: -f'93?'E',kTi ' ... 'i5ff57fP,Llf15 if ' S mg.-. ' T -ff 'QfP5f?,5f4'C ' f - W - V f, ' ,J ' ,gscifw-fs . 'y:.,. i,.. 1. .,, - gf- ,qxgk-53 ,V -if -- nz- ,. 1 1 ' I, ',,..,. , .h , -. Q1-'-i .li ve an mv? - 'IJ v,, 1, -- ' Ffa -- X i Q , --' , , 1 ' .., W:-1-fn - if 'we' , . ,.. . ..5..q3w g 1-6 -. v ..- 5.-' I -hh, - 4' . - V - 1 . -Nr, :,,..,.A- '.- -f,f hNS',, A ,Ai xt Qd wusiiggt- ,i fet :vu-.f:,,. .nf ,gizi li 'af gg. E51 , -fe 1 1+- + N- -4599 , ' in - .-vw ' ' - - - 'Ia'- 7.1 zu 4-5 - 2: ' .- -gas ,-, - ,Q A 1 --.Q,'1- 3... ' -f- --I V 1 gr- .1 , Eg-J' -Q, .Jw -,.. fa-A , . ,--ng, . N 7 V ' . 52'?'Jii'- S' sis 'E A., ..f-, i- - I - ,,v ,--- ' 4 c? - ,- -.frii ,, N D ,gi gs ,ti V - n gg i 4:5 - 2-,.w,gw1 I' .ffg ue.. x . ,A -.,r. .': ' ,, '-R! , .-- , '.5.2 -Sq? L'-' ' 5.31, 4 h u, 'fff i'g , -ri -45: ' Rf:Qa9?eP.-x-T , Tad, M - - . . , . . -ax-55551-be-ff J 5:47a ' ' - ' ' ,--to 4--' '-h K, .Q ,V -

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,fur I Reid Hilton, lst Vice-President Greeted by a witty remarlc, leaving you Witll a warm feeling ol being appreciated, Reid Hilton, as first vice- president of Soutl'1, bas proven a substantial and de- pendable leader during tbis scbool year. Bobbie McKean, Secretary lntelligence, good loolcs and a sparlcling personality bave made Bobbie lVlcKean sometbing extra special. Bubbling over witli entbusiasm, Bobbie well deserves tlie bonor bestowed upon ber by tl'1e student body ol Soutli Higli Scbool. ,ar sf' , Dennis Vitale, 2nd Vice-President Vital to Soutb, tl1at's Dennis, wlio bas been a most efficient second vice-president tbis scliool year. HA man of poise, we see bis tall figure in assemblies, in tbe balls, and tben in class. Vitale's proven truly vital to Soutll. Bruce Lake, Historian Tile serious attitude, tlie Hsupern intellect, and tl'1e serene personality of Bruce bave put llim high in tbe estimation ol every Soutberner. He bas done a job well wortb time bigbest praise.