South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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x i ini' I I iiisaiiniiiiiiiil | x iii | |ii X Hiiiiiniil | imiiwiiii | | miiiiiiiiix in muf I Iiiiiiiniii Rachel Monsos 2000 Portland Ave. iiumimi I I niiititiiii Adams Belongs lo the crane family. John Elmer Mulvahill 1846 E. 26th St. Irving This creature is almost an automaton. Clara O. Norby 2431 Bloomington Ave. Greeley Change which night maizes upon its general demeanor is almost miraculous. Arthur Nordstrom 2030 24th Ave. So. Seward “Slow Loris family; large, starry eyes. Portia Noyes 3313 32nd Ave. So. Longfellow Many stories of its ferocity have no foundation. Malvina Nystrom 2124 7th St. So. Jackson Fearful of greeting one of its own kind. — 20 —

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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.

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1419 7th St. So. Clarence T. Olson Washington In captivity only miniature specimens have been seen. Herman Olson 1313 3rd St. So. Jackson A poor example of the noble lion. Mildred Parker 2101 E. Lake St. Longfellow Of retiring habits, found only in the densest and thorniest thickets. Mabel O. Paulson 909 26th Ave. So. Seward Provident, gathers sunshine for a rainy day. Helma Pearson 2420 28th Ave. So. Seward Obeys simple commands. Esther Peterson 2004 21st Ave. So. Seward Flits about and chatters nervously, lacl(s social instincts. — 21 —