South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE :: NINETEEN 1: HUNDRED :: AND 3: THIRTY :: TIGER Assrsnmr PRINCIPAL OUTH has a1I enrollment of 2,551 students who are pursuing their studies in one of four courses, the academic, technical, industrial and commercial, according to their individual needs and inclinations. The academic course aims to prepare for college or university, the tech- nical more specilically for engineering and technical schools, while the industrial and commercial aim to Ht students directly for industry and business. The arrange- ment of the courses for the hrst two years is sudiciently llexihle to permit students who have found new interests to change without loss of credits. ln the administration of all phases touching the life of the students, many authorities believe that sponsorship with the necessary delegation of authority to the sponsor is highly desirahle, if not essential. South's home room system shows evidence of such sponsorship with the room principals virtually responsihle for their groups except in individual adjustments for which the school policy does 110t provide precedents. These are a few of the many assigned and unassigned duties of the assistant prin- cipal. More than a score of organizations and cluhs aim to develop self-expression and leadership under the direction of a like numher of teachers. This character building SADIE L. KEATLEY ACTIVITIES SPONSORS G ,hi vw Tor' RowiGricbenou', Raymond, Abbott, Fishcr, Lnnlelcy. THIRD Row-Mfatt, Illircklcy, Norflins, Bell. Swcorm Row-Frimilamifr, Blaisrivli, 1f1't'JHP1', Dazidsozz, Mathias. BOTTOM ROXYf.'17'HlVf?'l7lIgl, B0j'L'1', II01t:, lVaImt'1', Xilvs, LTHHIHI. l10l

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'I IOSEPH IORGENS, Principal

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THE :: NINETEEN :: HUNDRED :: AND :: THIRTY :: TIGER service is exceedingly important and the oppor- tunity of working with groups banded togeth- er by common interests for a common purpose is a source of much satisfaction. Through the sponsorship of the social life of the school, each student is given an oppor- tunity to enjoy and cultivate the social graces necessary to the worthy use of leisurefl The administration of athletics is sponsored by a faculty manager and assistant manager who has charge of equipment. The minor sports, in addition, have faculty advisers, While the ofhce keeps the eligibility records. In the financing of school activities the Finan- cial sponsors act as a policy organization and individual members have direct charge of some activity. In athletics one adviser has charge of receipts from salesg a second, the gate receipts, and a third, disbursements. All school accounts are audited annually by the faculty auditor. CLERKS Toi' Row-Hcrtscnbwg, Erickson 1301-1051 Row-Moliuc, Frcw ORGANIZATION SPoNso1ts TOP Rowflnratt, Guy, Caglcy, Liudholm, Jacobson, Mora-c. FOURTII Row-Nyliolm, Llllfyligfllf, Graff, Ulland, Awizstroiig. THIRD Rovvvfarlmn, Watt, Wu-tfrI1rn1ri, Hammer, Blaisflcll. SECOND Row-Miclzalct, Fricdlandcr, Bycvly, Lucas, Salitmfman, Jerome. BOTTOM Rowv-Iolwron, Nelson, Grivbcno-w, Kcatlcy, fcnnmgfs, Smith, Byrms