South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE :: NINETEEN 1: HUNDRED :: AND :: THIRTY :: TIGER Tor Row-Pearson, IDI. fohuson, COIl0T'CI', fosofhson, Johnston, lfVNt, Non1t'roz', Ill. L1l11d,4MEll7l, Ifl17ld0lf7h. SEVICNTII Row-O'B'rit'u, Haugen, Christiunson, E. Larson, Wastb3', Swonsovr, Hicn, Brask, Chisholm, Ashley, Sazfayo. SIXTII ROW-Cola, H. Nolson, M. Johnson, Shojfcl, Manvxbrry, E. Nelson, Hagen, Wa11g, K. Iilelnnd, M. Iolmson, Hcfiltrnrl. FIIPTII R0w+Cray, H. Potorson, Porath, Hurts, A. Carlson, fl. L. folmsorz, fl. P. Johnson, Kalal, Rt'int'ck, C'onnors, Dustmann. FUURTII Row-Marv, Oas, Popjvits, I. Carlson, LVarrc1I, I.. Green, N. Paterson, Pikrr, H. Grcvn, Slzotwoll, l'l'7ik!'71, Altlbrrgl. TIIIRD Row-Hanson, lllitcholl, black, R. Larson, Ostcrbtwg, Iilorrvzann, .fInd1'rso1I, Segal, Schalck, H. Eklund, Ginsberg. SECOND Row-Strom, Hein, Lehman, Crants, .ZlfIcKccz'N, Harris, Miss Lindholm, Benson, B. Johnson, Jenkins, Fox, M. Lund. BOTTOM Row-M. Johnson, Tyllien, Seidel, McDermott, Eastman, McCmfdy, Swanson, Tjadcr, D. Johnson, Rossman, Ovcrsou, Moen. Blue Triangle To carry out the latter theme, various meetings were planned as if they were held in parts of a home such as a reception hall, garden, dining-room and library. Two girls are sent annually to the National Girl Reserve conference at Okobojo, Iowa, where they discuss club ,Mi . problems and projects. 'Pg .,., I E R. I if I 1 of lf KX ' ' 'S , I fll xg ?IlEl'K5?Is2 1 SPRINGTERRI V M. QQ his 3 A A i I la 55-1 Prfsifirnt - Doitormf REBER T533 ,l . . 'A x - '-w.:- ,Q 'r . Vice-president BETTY M4JKEEX'P.R X l y I jf Sccroltlry - - - ROMA OLSON fa?-'sank' ' Iqlfdflllff - - - Ex I.I.YIx LEI-. - l l Allyn 1711. club council - IQATHERINE LEIIIXIAN Q V ' MISS KTRAIF - Advisers MISS HAMMER - B pf.-i?jQfgff?f9? 4 Y. Adviser l 19 l MISS LINDIHIDLM - GL.ADYS LARSON Lil? - 'fini BETTY MCKEEVER

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THE :: NINETEEN :: HUNDRED :: AND 1: THIRTY :: TIGER To? Row-Bfrfehoel, Silfrsrrrnmn, Holmgren, Jlyrrn, illiler, ill. Johnson, Quisl, Trzrzznsprrgfr, Tilzhrlts, JI. Hahn, D1fForr1rst. SEVENTH Row--Ranum, Goff, Ill. Peterson, lffillianzs, Glickman, flllltlfn, Polilcoff, Prlri, Anderson, Cah- rirlson, Srgal, Godin. SIXTH Row-Finnhrry, Harlnmnn, Arneson, L. lohnson, Lundy:-rn, .4uIr4'rg, Han-iii, Crrrn, Olsen, Har-tcifz, Nonlvll. FIFTH Row--Thorn, JI. Johnson, Krison, Eizlr, Harris, Pefrofuith, l,l'II7'X071, S-zwlzoflzz, Rrsfnrl, Orfivlzl, Rosrn FOURTH ROW-Swanson, ll'ilu'rg, rlIfNI1lty, Rfmly, Ennis, F. Hahn, F. Johnson, l1f'vh1sz'r, Aziswn, Nylmus, KI'ff4'r, Bfrk. THIRI7 Row-Jloalc, Denton, L. Fryknmn, LN, Brrkus, Fagfn, Blusfrin, Bfrntsvn, Eslrnsen, Hlizfvfzrrh. V. Frylcman. SECOND ROW-Gustafson, Larson, Sias, Oyfn, Slilrs, Jliss Graff, ,Miss Hafnxnrr, Lvighfon, Reber, Sicrnson Kjrllyrrn, Segal. BOTTOBT Row-Olson, Dalsin, Borg, Valdahl, Russ, Lau'rz'nu', Rofhir, Julian, Sth-tcarlz, Cross, I'r1'slon, C. Johnson. Blue Triangle School, Blue Triangle, Senior wx tx , f if psgsib RI A ,,, K il t .T I I Q I g all 'Ti 1 ,.,, g ii' r. 5 . 'rl' jllh 5 ,ffip ef? J , RGANIZED with the purpose of maintaining a high Christian standard of liv- ing and promoting a spirit of friendliness among the girls of South High Girl Reserve, is open to all the girls enrolled in the junior and senior classes. The program for the fall term was 'Through a Girl Reserve Keyhole and in the spring the girls took the theme of exploring the Girl Reserve home. OFFICERS FALL TERXNI X137 Presinlfnt - MARY LEIGHTON Vice-prcsizlcrzt - RUTH STILES Secrrlury - - DOROTHY REBER Trelzsnrrr - GR.ACE OYEN W-rt b m ..-. Inf. Efllfl EOIIIIUT! MARGARET' Sus - 1 ,1A,,Tf1-AQG A , X jtgsfnf f Miss GRAII- ' ' ,,'9 f Azfzfisers - 4 Miss HAMMER L Miss LINDHQLINI RUTH STILES Y. .-lfiniscz' - CSLADYS LARSON E131

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THE :: NINETEEN :: HUNDRED :: AND :: THIRTY :: TIGER Toi- Row-Ill. Andcrson, Hrin, Lciglztou, Trannsj-rrycr, Fagan, Bmxson, Bcrletzs, Segal, Stilrx, Tjadcr. FIFTH Row'-YLawn'nct', Tibbctts, Szoansmz, C. folmson, Segal, Fimlbery, Hartmann, Holt, Kvjfvr, Pearson, Karlxon. FOURT11 Row-Hanson, Ilorztvits, Drlfarrcrt, Strom, Pctersmz, Ufibwrg, Eklund, Ginsberg, Bluftcin, M. A nzclrrsovz. THIRD Row-Ol.vQ11, Hvck, llarrigan, Hansmz, lWr'C 1r1'tl,v, lllack, Larson, Nylsatw, Schvba, PM'.+'so1z, Swoboda. SECUND Row-Kmson, Iflcrwuamz, Fctroviclg Orfiuld, 0'13y1'nc, Alilbmfg, Roxen, Carlson, Olson, H. Ilarris. Borrom ROW15l'1'l111g1L', Ilvacou, Bcrntscn, Siax, Mis-.v Fricdlandmf, F. .I0llIlJ07l, Illia: Watt, Eastman, F. Ilarris, Berg, Lund. Torchlbearers HE Torchbearer Club, an organization of senior girls, is one of the most prom- inent clubs of South. The Torchbearers' definite purpose is to promote a spirit of understanding and co-operation, and to be of service to the school. The emblem of the club is the lighted torch. This torch kindles throughout the student body a spirit of friendship, service, and loyalty. Meetings, social and business, are conducted twice a month. The programs, spon- sored by the members, aim to uphold the standards of the club. Each member is ,,qsQf Qc, F 49 tw Na ly, Alfa .. M msg i -- l- li 2 Je V X lf fs-,X lx f' '2l6,f '! gsefnjffr W tstl M Q X f Q il E 'faq 5 -mills , In V! , . ,s t AJ X fl K 'R v . f S ll , If W A 11 H f - - C. iiiiifhgtff. ,Q I E- . rs ' f EDYTHE STRANGE urged to take an active part in its Work, and it is in this group that the members are given the opportunity to share their ideas with their friends. The members work together for a common inter- est-that of fostering the feeling of friendship among their classmates. Sl'l'g!'LZlll'tIl'LIHPIA' Azlzfffrn' 3215? 2:55:2- EEE? ECS: 4-:N P4 'E ll:ll 'Ti '11 H o rn re U1 M.. mal 4,11 'TJ ., 4555:-' Hliglei ,-up Om va:-E ' T ? Simi! mygo zzwz vw,-J.. I ,sf - - RUTH BERG DO1!fJ'I'IIY DRAGON - - Miss WATT Miss F1mf,DL.mNDER l 30 l