South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Assistant Principal Howard R. Sorensen ounoeloro When the counselors lift the cover of the Album of Life for all South High students, they paste in constructive ideas, jobs, secur- ities, and mend the torn pages of personal problems, which might otherwise go unheeded. They help the students plan a curricular program that is best suited to their individual interests and abilities. These dedicated members of the faculty contribute a great deal to the building of good character and the preparation of the students for the pages before them which are still unfilled. Director of Guidance Services, Athletics, Student Activities and Attendance is Assistant Principal Howard H. Sorensen, who does much for South High by editing the actions and pursuits of the student body. Educational institutions are rich, not in buildings and in endowments, but in the men and women they have sent into the world to do life's work. jf o I N v ,fi - ivfl' I 'I lljf. 1, gvffy ,fly I nv ' HH. . Q5 S Sitting at the table where most of their coun- seling is conducted are, left to right, Miss Mar- ! garet Gearing, who counsels sophomoresg Miss f Suzanne Nelson, seniorsg Miss Mary Louise Beck, juniorsg and Miss Jean Landale, freshmen. Conferring on the subject of Stay in School are the boys' counselors, standing, left to right: Dale Marcum and Donald W. Ruhyg seated: Warren Witham, Loren Gammon, C. A. Sheets and Charles B. Drake. Mr. Marcum is in charge of the fresh- men, Mr. Ruby, seniorsg Mr. Witham, sophomores, 1-g, ,RQ . , W. and Mr. Gammon, juniors. Mr. Sheets and Mr. Drake, veteran boys' counselors, guide Southites from the dean's office.

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qs-of .. 4 . -.W-1? Miss Lenora Worcester Charles B. Young Dan H. Zanders Norman L. Zinn Homemaking Industrial Arts industrial Arts English- French Driver Education Not pictured are Miss Elinor Bennett, who teaches physical education, Miss Ruth Milford, Englishg Miss Margaret Power and Miss Florence Rush, social studiesg and Clifford J. Ireland, mathematics and science. Miss Alice Harvey, who retired at the end of the first semester after 40M years of teaching, had taught business subjects at South since 1922. fl. 'Z i ! Q 14 'mv 41 x .fi 'Q ff! i .qgeiiismi ff? Assisting the Southite faculty is the clerical staff shown above. From left to right, seated, are Mrs. Carolyn Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Young, Miss Betty Gudgell and Mrs. Celia Svobodag standing, Mrs. Betty J. Croft and Miss Barbara J. Krupski. Miss Amelia Mangan, South High secretary, is not pictured. -12-

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Graduates of 1957, may you ever maintain and utilize the knowledge and understandings which have been so much a part of you and your education at South High School. Always be aware of the importance of the philosophies which are a part of knowledge. To be kind reaps much reward. t- Q To be sincere brings peace of mind to thyself. To be tolerant has the aspects of greatness. To love life brings great joy. To have faith holds promise of true happiness. fx Ma ou all ex e ience success a sense of achievement and Y Y P 1 happiness. Miss Suzanne Nelson, head senior sponsor, is shown check- ing the list of her 501 can- didates for graduation. enior ponooro Completing the staff of senior sponsors are Charles W. Beattie, Miss Helen C. Harrell, Donald W. Ruby and E. A. Lindberg, pictured below, who assist in scheduling, arranging and supervising activities for the 1957 graduates.