South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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S. Elizabeth Carlson 3020 14th Ave. So. Irving Intelligent, but stubborn. Pearl Eggan 1001 E. 17th St. Madison Beware the lioness! Lillieth Erickson 2819 E. 23th St. Seward Spends much lime bashing in the sun. Marie Gilleece 2746 18th Ave. So. Irving Is well worth studying. Mrs. William Bissonnett (nee Elsie Globke) 3032 22nd Ave. So. Longfellow Distinguished by its “Bill. Ethelyn C. Gossler 2937 41 st Ave. So. Longfellow A mysterious mixture. — 10 —

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Serena Bjornstad 820 E. Lake St. Jackson Kept as an executioner. George Bratager 2635 14th Ave. So. Irving In battles is always defeated. Frank T. Brink 3039 46th Ave. So. Irving Understands that words “seven” and “ten be-token numbers higher than those below them. Roy Burns A tabby. 2605 18th Ave. So. Irving Beulah Cadwell 2919 8th St. So. Seward Lives buried in the sand. Arthur Carlson 2109 10th Ave. So. Garfield In habits it is a quick-tempered, imperious little creature, devouring butterflies. — 15 —

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Edna Hanson 3231 23rd Ave. So. Longfellow Might he trained to be useful, if it always served one master. Reuben J. Hanson Eureka, Cal. Virginia Public Schools Delicate monlfey from America; can't stand draughts. Isadore H. Harris 1321 6th St. So. Adams A long, prehensile tongue. Jessie Haston 3648 3rd Ave. So. Phoenix High, Phoenix, N. Y. Very fond of nursing others in captivity. Petra J. Helland 703 21st Ave. So. Seward Solitary in habits, inconspicuous in coloring. Gladys Huestis 2735 15th Ave. So. Adams An old-fashioned variety of toy dog. %muiiiiii| |nniinii: t Jg 'lllllllll I I HI mi