South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Marion Rosenstein 911 15th Ave. So. Adams Its bill suggests act of laughing or grinning. Florence Roth 4912 41st Ave. So. Seward The photographer does not give an adequate idea of the size of the feet. C. Albin Sandberg 2227 Bloomington Ave. Adams Mule, found on the rugged heights of Hilgen-dorf; has poorly trained. but long, thick hair. Carl J. Sjogren 2013 10th Ave. So. Garfield Seldom exercises its strength. MeLFORD ThoRSEN 2930 Cedar Ave. Irving Lazily it TVinfe its eyes. Julia M. Vigen 2919 10th Ave. So. Garfield Characterized by its large, flapping, silk ears. — 23 —

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William Peterson 2800 32nd Ave. So. Longfellow Looks with a mighty air of interest and curiosity at passing objects. Mauritz R. Pohlson 2313 Elliot Ave. Adams Tallest of all animals, feeds on palm bees. Dorothy Potter 3128 34th Ave. So. Seward Holds aloof from mankind. Ove PREUS 2326 Elliot Ave. Adams Mighty and majestic in appearance only. Maude Reber 2416 28th Ave. So. Seward Averts its head, with an affectation of languid indifference. Ruth E. D. Reisberg 606 19th Ave. So. Jackson Capricious in its affections, must be fed often. — 22 —

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Harry C. Vincent 3129 13th Ave. So. Irving Learns to speak with difficult}). Leonora Waldeland 3244 I Oth Ave. So. Horace Mann Valued chiefly for the hair. Jane Wennerholm 2203 6th St. So. Mason City, Iowa Rather of sweet voice than of fair plumage. WlLFORD F. WIDEN 2836 Bloomington Ave. Irving Sportive, placed in a group by itself. Lillian Wingreene 2334 I Ith Ave. So. Horace Mann Its habits unfamiliar; must be taken by force, surprise or strategy. Rose WlNSHIP 1903 Washington Ave. So. Jackson Docile and gentle. — 24 —