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

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Q Jay Ludwig D First Vice-President Combining good looks and an infectious grin with an outstanding ability to make friends, Jay Ludwig worked diligently. Linda Durham, our energetic secretary, throughout the year has co-operated and built sound team work. Linda Durham Dick Sager Second Vice-President Willing to accept responsibility, Dick Sager has been an enthusiastic and help- ful leader of South High. With quiet reserve, Jack Lake has re- corded the school events ot 53-5-4. As historian, he has proven indispensable. Jack Lake Secreta ry . N ' - Q QS , XI S S., ' i Nr xy A -,X ' M A Nl Historian 25

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Reid Bubbling over with contagious good will, Reid Hilton has led our school throughout the past year. As presi- dent of the South High School student body, this clever, devoted leader has become the personal friend of every Hilton Southerner. No one has escaped his ready smile and instant hello. A firm believer in the importance of the indi- vidual, Reid has furthered the demo- cratic principals of South High School, and upheld the highest traditions of American youth. Comblrllr grin with 0 friends, JGH, Lindo Di throughout built sound 4 lil

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