South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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7' G' N f 'F' The clerical staff, consisting of Miss Celia Svoboda, Miss Dolor- es Pilny, Mrs. Virginia Bull, Miss Zoe Rowe, Mrs. LaVonne Horn, Miss Barbara Kupurski, and Mrs, Betty Croft, take time out from a busv day to give the photographer a big smile, Librarians Mrs, Inez Sherman and Miss Gertrude Phelps were snapped by the cameraman during a rare lull in the 1ibrary's brisk activity. 10 Making out receipts is a frequent experience for school treasurer, Harold O, Peterson. fi? gl,,.,,X 1-,,'s :gli Taking temperatures and keeping medical records are only a few of the duties of our nurse, Miss Ruth Johnson,

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Miss Mary Louise Beck eaiaz mecca This SOUTHITE is another milestone written in South High's history--its record, its progress, its achievements. You are a part of a vast social organismp each part of which is dependent to a greater or lesser degree on every other part. The same principles which govern the relations of individuals and smaller groups also direct relations between nations. Peace, whether ona national or personal level, can be wroughtonlywhenthese fundamental loyalties character- ize you--loyalty to God, to country, to home, to school. Elements of friction, demoralization, deterioration affect other units in this integrated whole. You, Seniors of l955, have had the opportunity to re- ceive, during the course of your education, instruction in these fundamental basic loyalties by which your own personal lives and your social relations should be governed. You can extend a powerful influence in your sphere if you live ac- cording to the demands of these responsibilities. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. lHamlet I, iiil Wwe? Mr . Roy Long rf S25 yyiy rffs A i g , Miss Jean Bressler Mr. Edwin Dyas To Miss Mary Louise Beck, head senior sponsor, and her faculty associates, Miss Jean Bressler, Miss Ruth Milford, Mr. Edwin Dyas, and Mr. Roy Long, we, the class of 1955, give thanks for the time and effort granted to us. Through their services our senior year was made happier and our prospects for the future brighter .