South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE :: NINETEE N :: HUNDRED :: AND :: THIRTY :: TIGER VOCATIONAL COUNSELLOR ELSIE M. WHITING The department chairmen while serving primarily as a co-ordinating agency for administrative purposes, aim to improve and develop their respective departments. Through them many important curricular adjustments have been Worked out. Vocational guidance, Working hours of students if there is evidence of interference with school Work, secur- ing of employment when deemed necessary, are among the duties sponsored by the vocational counsellor. Many authorities on school administration agree that in an orgainization for sponsorship the principal must give much of his time in conferences, making decisions, approving or rejecting, suggesting and encouraging, that such an organization must have sponsors who are techni- cally qualified to carry out the varied details of school control, and that the principal must be constantly on the alert to keep his organization balanced. Iudging by the response of both teachers and pupils, the Tiger believes that South is developing such an organization. With ample pro- vision for student participation under sponsorship every one can become a person- ality and an entity in the organization. SOCIAL SPONSORS ToP Row-O. Peterson, Robinson, Lesh, Sturtcfmzt, Broward, Crouch, Farley. THIRD Row-Goldberg, E. Peterson, Ncrlicn, Arricta, Marchant, Wiley, Von Rohr. SECOND Row-Bostrom, Kriodt, Jacobsen, Parker, Odoan, Stewart. BOTTOM Row-Olson, Mosior, Johnson, McKusick, Davenport, Bray, Leader. H21

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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

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THE :z NINETEEN :: HUNDRED :: AND :: THIRTY :z TIGER COACHES FINANCIAL SPONSORS Toy RKDXX'-fPHI'f7'l-df!t', Fivlwr, B11mIr'1'. TIIIRD Rowfll'aft, lf'uImI'r', Kcutlvy. SECOND Row!-Holm, Smitli, Guy. BOTTOSI Row-Klamfv, .fldaim-, Knight. TOP Row---Ciarlsorz, Olxwi, Salitrrmaaz. BOTTOAI Row-Ringdalxl, Barnard, IViIIiams The Tiger through its adviser takes this opportunity to express the appreciation of the faculty and student hody for the fine working conditions at South. They are indeed grateful for the privilege of open discussion afforded students and teachers alike. They greatly appreciate the office force with its fine spirit, and the dispatch with which routine is handled is a source of much gratification. The conduct of SOuth's twenty-live hundred students assembled in the auditorium is evidence that this same spirit of cooperation pervades the entire student body, a spirit that will make for continued growth of our school. DEPARTMENT CHAIRBIEN ATHLETIC SPONSORS Toi- Row--Storm, Coftmz, Barlow. Toi- Ron'-lilmzd, I?Z1m1I'1', Jlzu'-Tu. SI:foND Rim'----I72'1'vd1u11dvr, Illailiias. l!o'rToM RONX'-ffJL'1F1', Str0liHz4'1I'r, ,Szt'a1',vtud. IZOTTOM ROW-Cfilnzaiz, Kvaflvy, Kirrlz. l 1 5 l