South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'1 l l' 1 l MISS SADIE L. KEATLEY ISS KEATLEY assumed her present position in September, 1923. For fourteen years she taught senior mathematics and for the last seven years she has also had charge of the A senior room, 211. During her years at South, many students have passed through Miss Keatley's hands Hfor better, for Worse. VVhen they succeed, she suc- ceeds-When they lose, she loses-such is her scale of measurement. To quote lNf1iss Keatley- The school is the game which takes in every- body. The game is successful only so far as each player finds himself giving his all to hold his position. True to his coach he Works. Nothing but the referee's signal makes him quit for that alone tells him the game is done and Won. Strength of character, persistency of purpose, nobility of ideals are the awards. Graduation opens the door to harder games and richer experience. ': 5 ii' f:'12. ':'S:5 5 55:52. Page Thirteen

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i MEMORIAL TABLET ElNl0RlAl, DAY, Nlay thirtieth, nineteen hundred twenty-three, was marked by the dedication of a large bronze tablet. The tablet which is a gift of pupils, alumni, teachers, and friends, is in honor of those students of South High School who took part in the World War and in memory of those Who gave their lives for this country. They that did love and were Iofeed .ind here in this school were reared, In the mighty .vtrzlggfe of lhe ages For IIS, For Iheir eounlry, For the world, lVirlz Iofiiesf eourage In glorious death, Went hence into life l'7Jl?l'fLlSli7IQ.U f V.,,.1,,, :,. V .,,, ,,,.,,,,,, .,i,. i Page Tturlfvr ,. fff

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IHIIIHIHHIHHHHIIHHIHHIHHHllllillllIHHHIHIIlllllillmllllilllllllIIHIHIIIHIHIIHHIXIIIIIII di'ix V I-I E E -jx A ' :Q : ELglllllflllllllnlullllHillHHUHHIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllHHHHIllllllilllllllllllfi? E JOSEPII JURGENS, SADIE L. KEATLEY Assistant Principal ELSIE M. WHITING Home Visitor LOIS C. DAVIDSON Librarian MARGARET GOETZE Assistant Librarian Commercial ARTHUR T. ADAMS HELEN BRIGHAM MRS. JULIA A. CLARK JESSIE W. DAVENPORT GERTRUDE DROHAN MABELLE S. HUNTER BLAINE MCKUSICK MABEL J. OLSEN MRS. EVERIL N. SCHELLENBERG EDITH M. WALLACE Freehand Drawing LILLIAN E. MATHIAS English MRS. ALICE T, BARLOW HELEN A. BEAN ANNA L. COTTON HELEN R. FISH MARY GOULD GRACE E. IVERSON NORA V. JACOBSON HARRIET M. LUCAS HAZEL MARTIN YMRS. ALICE S. MILLER ROSE M. MUCKLEY 4' Died May 11, 1924. Principal MINNIE C. HERTZENBERG MARIE IELMO SELMA LARSON FERN BURSCH Office Clerks ALICE ODEAN Lunch Room Manager ELEANOR V. NELSON EDNA M. NORELIUS ANNA STROHINIEIER VALBORG A. SUND MRS. WILHELBIINA N. WHITE Foreign Languages JULIUS C. ARRIETA SIGNE D. BOSTROM ESTHER FRIEDLANDER MARY E. LAVIONE LILLIE M. LINDHOLM NIAREN MICHELET EBBA M. NORMAN EVA G. WHEELER Historj' MARY R. BYRNES GLEONORA L. GILMAN ANN E. GUY HARRIET HOLTz CARRIE LAJORD ELIZA S. LOE GRACE I. SMITH JENNY B. WATT 'a1' 5 1. '.f- 5 :.-ar. me Page Fourteen