South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Ruth A. Anderson 2925 12th Ave. So. Horace Mann Useful only as a pet; craves affection. Alda O. Atlee 3333 32nd Ave. So. Longfellow Roams about unclaimed. May Baird 2521 26th Ave. So. Barron, Wisconsin Seel(s the shelter of a hollow tree. Stasia Barber 940 15th Ave. So. Adams An amusing creature, but should never be trusted. Olga K. Berg 2121 E. 22nd St. Monroe Vcry pugnacious; its sling is severe. Arthur Bergstrom 1913 10th Ave. So. Adams Always ready to growl and bile. if disturbed. — 27 —

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=- June Class — Joseph Abrams 2100 18th Ave. So. Duluth Central High His intense excitement and anger render people insensible. Emil Ahlberg 815 12th Ave. So. Washington This animal appears to gel over the ground at a high rale of speed. David D. Anderson 2811 E. Franklin Aye. Seward Has the stature of the gorilla, but the docility of a corv. David E. Anderson 1416 2nd St. So. Moose Lake Semi-graded Comes to the surface to breathe. Neither a rvhale nor a sharl(. — 20 —

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Annie L. Bezanson 3432 Chicago Ave. Greeley Graceful and delicate, tho sensitive to the cold. Clara Luella Bobo 921 22nd Ave. So. Seward Coolly) stares rvithoul seeing. Frank Breager 2326 26th Ave. So. Seward Ordinary movements are slotv and sull(y. William A. Burns 2631 16th Ave. So. Greeley A most friendly and amusing little pet. Minnie O. Carlson 907 21st Ave. So. Adams When in anger is by no means an antagonist to be despised. Emun P. Christensen 2213 23rd Ave. So. Seward First cousin to the rooster; has a fondness for fish. — 28 —