South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 X ill Itiinn | itmminiiK ailllHHHil | llHMtljJ1 William Higgins 3910 12th Ave. So. Horace Mann Proceeds verij quietly and silently to its prey. Gertrude A. Jacobsen 3120 10th Ave. So. Irving Not very tame; rvears a melancholy expression. Oscar Johnson 308 21st Ave. So. Jackson Daring, tho harmless. Ruth Johnson 1813 2 i St. So. Jackson Capable, but lacking in courage. Ella King 2607 17th Ave. So. Holy Rosary Body is long and narrow. Astrid Lagaard 3302 19th Ave. So. Irving A quarrelsome bird that utters a piping note. — is —

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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

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Victoria Larson 3347 Bloomington Ave. Irving No bird, beasl, or man can pass without delay. Gertrude Lee 1921 7th St. So. Ashland High, Ashland, Wis. Indolent and peaceable. Edwin L. Lindell 2218 l i St. So. Seward Children are warned not to go out when it is near. Arthur Low 517 9th St. So. Bryant Known by the strength of its right hind foot. Olga C. Lunke 2919 10th Ave. So. Carfield Not easily frightened, stops to look back at the pursuer. Elmer Mangney 2627 Elliot Ave. Greeley Cheek-pouches adapted for carrying food.