South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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John Curtin 2928 17th Ave. So. Irving Very active in the fall of the year, but evinces drowsiness in winter. Elsie Doelz 1915 14th Ave. So. Adams A sad, quiet bird; loves the deep, dark forest. Myer Dorfman 915 15th Ave. So. Harrison Too dangerous for attempts at semi-domestication. Rose Dugan 2606 17th Ave. So. Holy Rosary Its plumage marks the highest development of ornaments in birds. Arvid Eklund 2210 5] z St. So. Jackson Uses both beak and feet while fighting. Conrad Eklund 2210 5l 2 St. So. Jackson The only animal which thoroly understands the combination of defense and attack. Sgi|Hnnin.| | HiliMHM g ii.i.iH ! I IiitiiiiV g — 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 —

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May Enger 3122 Cedar Ave. Irving More amiable and friendly than most cats. Cecelia Fosberg 712 27th Ave. So. Seward Has been f(noWn to ballbut when l(indly treated gives little trouble. Walter Gamble 2740 Bloomington Ave. Irving A veritable glowworm. Joseph Gonnella 1812 14th Ave. So. Jackson Gentle and companionable as a rule, but terrible when aroused to anger. Arnold Gustafson 2006 21 st Ave. So. Seward As a calculator it rivals Jim Key. Olga Hansen 2314 8] 2 St. So. Glen Flora, Wisconsin Size of a sheep, but stronger and more spirited. — 30 —