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

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.- 'g33 rel. xi' . 5-'f7l 193951: .. ir, kr. t. .. Y is UNCLE A WAT YQU Attention I Forward march l Besides teaching boys to march, salute, and handle weapons, the R.O.T.C. gives them responsibility and the opportunity to lead. The leaders and the men who will defend and protect our country in the future are being trained now in the R.O.T.C. ' - ,L. we-:rae:,sffffgi2'Z1,' , wp -' I In ,E -V V V ' fm ig ',,-. 1, ww -. f- if . . ,kk,L wal TWV r i ii iii' tiiii s,-i r ' Robert Gregory Capt Mark C. Rhoads X X F 5 la, . ,sl- K A p V ' Qi A 5 ,- A QM , 1 si . fi i-eft f is Q .C 4 'E if .:, X H I V , . N Q I W, V- . , X K X .,ii - - ff wi Y' I wg 1 'i ppi W rl ff H, Sgt. Marvin Barrick Sgt. Carl E. Forsberg Sgt. . ,L

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INESS IS 0 The boys who are chosen to take Auto Mechanics are envied by all South High drivers. They are fortunate enough to have the choice parking spaces and don,t have to make the long trek from the student parking lot. Our shops are helping boys look toward the future by training them for a vocation. They are producing the mechanics, engineers, and cabinet makers of tomor- row. Many sore thumbs and cut lingers result While boys are thus preparing themselves. They must have gotten their wires crossed. This isn't Thesaurus! UR TRADE G. Gene Hancey Richard A. Houser George W. Kirkland Dale L. Swenson Greeley Timothy 23

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ACCIDENTAL EDUCATIO Training the drivers of tomorrow, thc Drivers Edu- cation class will help make driving on the highways of our imticm lcss hazardous. One final wordg douit get caught dead with your seat bclt unfustcncd. If you drink donit drive. So who's driving? ' iiii 'ii fri? m if , j , 1 ,jfjf Moroni A. Schwab Clyde F. Smith