South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1935 volume:

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Four courses are offered fx '-W if ,,-'ff 1'he sfudenfsz academic, commer-XR 7125 W ' x A It V ll 4 eil cial, indusfrial, and iechnical. Hs HX ni If in f commercial deparimeni is probab-jvkix Q9 NL 'R l is Will ly +he largesf in 1'he ci1'y. Lasi' fall F if 3 . N 1 gl X -V' , fhe school was awarded a frophyixfigwxixyalg Vi ' 'Ll V for i1's work in promofing inferna- 'f N , if ix r 11 X 4,,f!i'ional goodwill-fhe firsl' high E Kr' rw' ' school in fhe sfafe fo gel' ihe awardlixgg ' DEQ K Sou+h marches on! X it W Rfk page sq , 1 52 -9 .' ' r ii Riva Wise ffqiwfslglgflyjfi MW Q14 MMMW H X 'X xx -J s 5 ' wwww, mf 2 L M, 1 , w L 4 1 'uw 12: v li' L6x, vg1Pfa?8a , .L y N , .N ,UW .L ' f ' V355 :lv f.L' , wmv f.vgf34'9?Gg J'S?3.? ? 7- ., C5 re ff 4 E A C O R R I D O R --..3mw.wMWMm.umM...,.m.,.MvkyL.,... .-L,.L,Q,,,mQA.N,.,-fN,,.f-JL ..,, QM-Q ww W. . ,. :fx ,XJ LA N-,LQ .,,,,LL.,... .. , , M,:,,4.:.v., X .. W, ,,,,-, ,. ,- , . Q.: W M-..,.l, , ,, A A V J, ,. .1 f. M. ,,,., ., .. , . . W Aw, ,. M E M 0 R Q A L 1 W WW WwM 5m 6f M W AMW , MW f MM I E MHZ? TFXMWW xXwA'qb,g,,,AfJ2f' ,J i V 'ii iii i Iii iii iii X i1'1ill:. 11 hi'- 454 1 A I , 1 I v COUNSELORS ADMINISTRATION FISH, MARGARET DI EUDONNE U. of Minnesota, BS. New York School of Social Work IOHNSON, EVELYN South High School Graduate LANNER, MABEI. South High School Graduate McKUSlGK, BLAINE Dean of Boys U of S Dakota, BA., LL.B.g U of Minn., Bowdoin NESS, ANNE South High School Graduate SMITH, EDITH South High School Graduate WELCH, MINNIE South High School Graduate WHITING, ELSIE Counselor Carleton College, BA BLUMER, WM. F. North Central College, B.S. FISHER, IAMES V. U. of Minnesota, B.A.g Armour Institute of Technology LARSON, NOVIA U. of Minnesota, B.S. NYHOLM, DELBERT U. of Minnesota, B.A. SCIENCE 'Qld BIOLOGY PARTRIDGE, 1. M. U. of Minnesota, BA. PETERSON, EVELYN U. of Minnesota, B,A. STORM, ARTHUR U. of Minnesota, BS., Ames College, Iowa State College 17 sf- if . , L: . fm . at . 5 STUDYING GERMAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE ARRIETA, lULlUS C. School of Medicine, Cuba, Assistant Surgeon FRIEDLANDER, ESTHER U. of Minnesota, AB., A.M.g Bryn Mawr College, American School in Athens HOLTZ, HARRIET U. of Minnesota, B.A, WHEELER, EVA U. of Minnesota, B.A. LaVIGN E, MARY E. U. of Michigan, BA, U, of Minnesota PETERSON, RUTH G, U. of Minnesota, B.A. RACHIE, STELLA 1. St. Olaf College, AB. U, of Minnesota fi? l :fi iiqiz , ' i :.P SOLVING MATH PROBLEMS MATHEMATICS BOYER, CHARLES E, Ursinus College, Pa., A.B.g U. of Minnesota, MA, Shippensburg, Pa., Normal School BROSSARD, FRANCES U, of Minnesota, B.A, MARCHANT, LURA E U. of Minnesota, BA MORSE, FRANK S, Hamline U., Ph.B.g U. of S. California, M.A.g Universities of Minnesota and North Dakota PEDERSON, OSCAR U. of Minnesota, BA WALMER, DELMAR E. Cornell College, la., B.A., B.Mus.g Columbia U. REHEARSING BLAISDELL, HELEN U. of Minnesota, B.S.g George Washington University ENGLISH HEC-CEN, HELEN U. of Minnesota, B.S., MA IACOBSEN, NORA BREMER, LAVELLA Macalester College, B.A.g U. of Minnesota BYERLY, HELEN A. Parsons College, la., B.A. COTTON, ANNA L. Hamline U., B.A.g U. of Minnesotag Oxford University, Columbia University ELLIFF, GERTRUDE U. of Minnesota, BS.: U. of Washington FISH, HELEN R. U. of Minnesota, B.A.g Columbia U.g Oberlin College, B.A,g U. of Minnesotag Columbia U. jENSEN, LISBETH St. Olaf, B.A.g U. of Wis.g U. of Chicago, U. of Minnesota KIRKHAM, EDNA M. U. of Minnesota, B.A.g Northwestern University LEADER, DOROTHY X U. of Wisconsin, B.A.g U. of Minnesota, M.A.g Oxford University LUCAS, HARRI ET Central School of Speech, London U' of Minnesota' BA' LUND, HELEN U. of Minnesota, B.S.g Minneapolis Business College MEAD, WM. D. York College, Springfield College, B,Ph.E,g U, of Minnesota, BS, MUCKLEY, ROSE M. U, of Minnesota, B.A., M.A.g MacPhail School, B. Oratoryg Curry School of Speech, Bostong Columbia University NELSON, ELEANOR U, of Minnesota, B.A., Northwestern University NELSON, VAHLBERC- U. of Minnesota, B.A. ENGLISH DEBATING RUSINKO, IOHN Carleton College, B.A., U. of Minnesota, M.A. STEPHENSON, VIVA I. U. of Minnesota, B.A., University of Oxford, University of Minnesota STEWART, T. University of Kansas, A.B.g University of Washingtong University of Minnesota STROHMEIER, ANNA University of Minnesota ULLAND, NORA B, St. Olaf College, B.A. ADAMS, ARTHUR T. U. of Minnesota, LL.M.g Mankato Teachers' College, Heald's Business College, Calif. BRAY, ELIZABETH U. of Minnesota, B.S., Carleton College BUCKMAN, BURNlTA U. of Iowa, B.S., lowa State Teachers' College, Columbia University CACLEY, ALMA lowa State Teachers' College, B.A., University of Wisconsin COVELL, FRANCES U. of Minnesota, B.A. DAVENPORT, 1. W. University of Minnesota, Columbia University, Simmons College COMMERCIAL Q . IRCENS, ALPHA Gustavus Adolphus, B.A KIRCH, EDITH W. lllinois State Normal U., University of Minnesota LESH, MERCIA M. U. of Minnesota, B.S. OLSEN, MABEL 1. U. of Minnesota, B.A., Columbia University, New York University, Strayer Business College, Washington, D. C. PETERS, FLORENCE U. of Minnesota, B.A., University of California MACHINISTS INDUSTRIAL BARLOW, WILLIAM University of Minnesota, Central Academy, Purdue, BS., ME. BUCKMAN, CARL U. of Minnesota, BS., M.A., State Teachers' College COMLEY, KATHERINE Indiana University, A.B. FARLEY, EUGENE New York State Normal, University of Minnesota HOIEN, DOROTHY U. of Minnesota, B.S, SHEARDOWN, M. State Normal, Winonag 23 Pratt Institute, Brooklyn IENNINGS, R. F, NILES, HARRIET Columbia U., BS., M.A. PRATT, BENIAMIN A, U. ot Minnesota, BS, in C.E. RAYMOND, HENRY Kansas State Teachers' College University of Minnesota STURTEVANT, W. U. ot Minnesota, B.S., M.A U, of Minnesota, BS., M.A.g Stout Institute KRIEDT, ANN M, Minneapolis School of Arts, New York School ot Artsg University of Minnesota VON ROHR, LUCY Drexel Institute, University of Wisconsin, Columbia University l..,...ti! willm In . STUDYING SOCIAL PROBLEMS M K A HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE BOSTROM, SIGNE D. U. of Chicago, Pl'i,B.g University of California, University of Minnesota GRAIF, ALEXANDRA U. of Minnesota, BS. GUY, ELORA A. U, of Minnesota, B.A. HEIER, SIDNEY H. U. ot Minnesota, BS. KNIGHT, BESSIE P, U. of Chicago, SB., Iowa College, U. of Minn., Iowa LYNCH, VIOLA E. U. of Minnesota, BS. MILLER, ALBERT Yankton College, S. Dakota, B.A., University of Minnesota MOSIER, LULU I. U. of Chicago, Ph.B. ROBINSON, MARION U. of Minnesota, B.S.g St. Mary's College, Portland, Ore. SMITH, GRACE I. U. of Minnesota, B.A. SWARSTAD, GEORGE U. of North Dakota, B.A., BYRNES, MARY R. Harvard University U. of Minnesota, B.A WATT, IENNY B. Hamline University, Ph.B,g LANE, KATI-IARINE University of Minnesota Grinnell College, B.A. 14 if ART MATHIAS, LILLIAN St, Louis School of Art, Chicago Art Institute WESTBROOK, FRANCES Beloit College, Chicago Academy of Fine Arts LIBRARY DAVIDSON, LOIS C. U. of Iowa, B.A.g U. of Wisconsin, California, Chicago NELSON, ESTHER L. U. of Minnesota, B.S. MUSIC ABBOTT, WM. ALLEN MacPhail School of Music DRAWING CRIEBENOW, HENRY North Central College, Ph.B.3 Chicago Musical College, University of Minnesota PHYSICAL EDUCATION BARNARD, LESTER Teachers' College, S. W. Mo, B.S., Northwestern University HAUOLAND, MILDRED L. University of Minnesota, B.S. ILSTRUP, ANCIL B. U. ot Minnesota, B.S., Carleton College, Augsburg TANC-EN, MABEL U. of Minnesota, B.S. X' Q 1 -v x sf! Cx N fvlf-'L 146 - g ?' 'E ' 33. ,. E -D 772M7fo0w,4q 'X 5 36 -'fi -.Q-.. 'Aff-riwzfwcw p lllll lllll ilu- K- , 4-K A 2' ROBERT ZEMPLE VINCENT WALTERS VIRGINIA WALMSLEY ALICE SEAVEY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer HONOR STUDENTS V RR' re if AM K L, , K ., 1 I I-me I W QE f I n I AI' I f Ls sh, - , ' 4' f .. ,. K ff' I gr I Emi? IR Sw 1-P' 1 . fy ' 1 -' E' ' W ., AW Www. 5 . E li . I f . , , I, l , . , ,A fig, , 3' ,. ,V Q I r E ff! ' .E .V ,Q qi- I ,352 X .K E. ...Z . R. 2 fs ,EI A H E I Ar,. , 53:5 2 MARIE BRISTOL WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN ESTHER DAHL LOIS GUSTAFSON RICHARD GUSTAFSON EVELYN HOLTON BERNARD HULTMAN MARLYS IOHNSON KATHRYN KILLALEA IUNE LAWRENCE FRANCES LINDER VIVIAN LINDCREN IOHN MAMIS LOIS NYQUIST DOROTHY PIEPER ADELE PIEPHO BARBARA RAMSAY WILLIAM SELTZ SARAH SERBER LOIS WILEN RUTH BAKKERUD LAWRENCE BENSON IOHN BERCSTROM BEVERLY BODIN LaVERNE ENGSTROM LOIS ERICKSON 28 gl 1 , A 1 HAROLD LUNDEMO NORVIN ERICKSON ALDEN FLOREN RUSSELL FREDRICKSON VIVIAN HANSEN MYRTLE HORN OLORTA IAEGER BUFORD JOHNSON RAYMOND JOHNSON VIVIAN LARSON AUDREY LEWIS EUNICE LOVAAS EDWARD LUND MARION LUND ROBERT OLSON DOROTHY PLANTZ CLERICE ROMAINE VIOLETTE RUBBERT NATHALIA RUNDHAUG MILLARD RUUD VALORA SELVIO ALIDREY SODERGREN MARION STONE ELEANOR STORLAND IANEI' SWANSON LUCILLE SWANSON 29 RAC-NA WICK President ff fir, A 52 . A XF 1 ,-L, X P... in Oi F1 6' , W im S GERALD FLATTEM DOROTHY PLANTZ RAGNA WICK Vice President Secretary Treasurer HONOR STUDENTS f , E A ,IJ it 1 Mb Y Q- M M 3 Q 1 sk. , iw, Biff Qi: S f Y f , xii ,Q g gr 'L -P Q W A Tr , ,E L L L9 ,S,: 5- .gk a 5- 5' . r W . ., V, .. . ,Af ,, , ,.,,. ,, , ' x 2 L Q YQ- Nw 449 4 ,J Q mx 12. MERLE ANDERSON Blue Triangleg Sorellesg Hall Guide. ROBERT ALEXANDER BERNADELL ARCHER Bob Bernie Class Playl G. A. A. 'AWN Commencementg ft Eddag Football. BERNYCE BALICK Bonnie Blue Triangleg Glee Clubg Torchbearers. L- BEVERLY BEADLE Bev Blue Triangleg Torchbea rersg Southerner Rep. VERA ANDERSON Blue Triangle, Campfire, Edda, G. A. A., Torchbearers. ROBERT BANNARN o Trackg Basketball. WALTER BECK HARRY ANDERSEN ROGER ASPLIN Andy Student Council. ..R0g.. Chess Clubg Hi-Yg Wally Football. Svithiod. MARCELLA ANDERSON Marcia Blue Triangleg G. A. A.g Torchbearers. GEORGE ANTOINE STUART BAILEY Ace Football 5 Trackg Diamondball. STELLA BARRY Beans Commencement. 'ff ' ' r . . -wav if S . 6 ...cf .. ,ar ,f an-ic. LOWELL BELAND Y X ALLAN BENSE N MARGARET BERG .Muggsu Svithiod. ROY BERGQUIST Swede Glee Clubg Operag Svithiod. 4' I CLIFFORD BOOTH Cliff Class Playg Commencemeritg Glee Clubg Musketeersg Southerner Staff. ANN BOTNAR Skippy Blue Triangleg G. A, A.g Campfireg Class Playg Eddag Glee Clubg Operag Southerner Rep. g Svithiod. DONALD BOWLES on OSWALD BREVI U Ozzie MARIE BRISTOL Tools Blue Triangleg Campflreg Edda, Faction, G. A, A., Sorellesg Southerner Staff, Torchbearersg Fram Staff' Honor Studentg National Honor Society. MAE BROWN Ma Eddag Fram Staff. GEORGIA BURNHAM Blue Triangleg Svithiod. ROBERT BURNS Bob Chess Clubg Radio Club. VERA BURNS Vee Blue Triangle, Torchbearers. BEATRYCE BUVICK ..DUbs,, Tiger Representative. DOUGLAS CALI N Doug Basketballg Class Office Commencementg Musketeers 3 Tennis 3 Follies. ELAINE CARLSON HE.. Blue Triangleg Torchbearers. HELGA CARLSON Blue Triangle. RAPHAEL CEWE HBOY., Cross Countryg Musketeersg Track. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN ..Bud,. Fictiong Muskefeersg National Honor Society. ROBERTA CONDRA Birdie Library Staff lOl-IN CONNORS LUCILLE CRONEN ULU., Art Club, VIOLA DORAN Blue Triangleg Eddag Fictiong Silver Triangleg Torchbearersg Art Club. CERALDINE CURRAN . ,i,, , nlerry., an Q Blue Triangleg Commencement Q ii' A Qi SouthernerRep.g ' ' 2 -f f' U . gill L'b a SI' ffg H Il ', . , r Guide. if M11-I - 'TN MARGARET DAUOHERTY ESTHER DAHL Blue Triangleg Class Play g Commencement Q Eddag Fictiong Silver Triangle 3 Southerner Rep. g Tiger Rep.g Tiger Staffg Torchbearersg Fram Staffg Student Councilg Library Sfaffg Salutatoriari. RICHARD DOOLEY Dick Basketball 5 Commencemenfg Opera. EVA DUFOUR Blue Triangleg Class 3 JAMES DUNN ..Ma.. Class Office. HW I I' . , A ' eg 1 .V , ...,,. . xf,-'.f. , I I ' Si . .. ' Til ' f .... 52 ' .- i w A ,J . r .i, wisZf' VIVYONNE EKSTRUM Viv Blue Triangle: Svithiodg Torchbearers. Ji. IOHN ELASKY RUBY ELLISON MARION ENOLUND Mae Blue Triangle, CARL ENOSTROM Cally Cross Countryg Track, MERNA ENQSTROM Mackey Blue Trrangle, Svlthlod. 1 DONALD FONDRICK Don 3, TEHHISQ Hall Guide, Movne Asslstanr. Z' lOSEPl-l ERICKSEN Aero, Southerner Staff. BERNARD ESCHWEILER Bernie ELEANORE EVANS MARTIN FARKAS ..Marty.. Basketballg Musketeers. ODIN FISTER 'lOdee Musketeers. SYLVIA FRIEDMAN , D Sibby Y. 'filiff' Blue Triangleg Glee Clubg Torchbearersg Sorelles. ELSIE FREEBURG Snooker Blue TrianglegSvitl'1iodg Torchbearers, CLIFFORD CEER llcliffu .. ., O yu W . e ,. - A 1 me u1,. MARGARET FRIBERQ ly 1' .5 N Eddag Southerner Rep.g Qlflkfv Vb,' ' Bank Cashier. A lf W ,Z-sf RUTHE COLDBERC Ruthie Blue Triangleg C. A. A.g Southerner Rep. g Tiger Rep. g Torchbearersg Library Staff. SIGNE C-REGERSON Toots Blue Triangleg Carnpfireg Svithlod. RICHARD CUSTAFSON Southerner Rep.g National Honor Society. Honor Studentg OSCAR COLDSTEIN CARL GUSTAFSON Class Play. DOROTHY GRAF Dot Svithiod, HARLEN GREENWOOD HarliG', Bandg Hall Cuideg jazz Orchestra g Orchestra. A OTTO CREVEN HARRY CRUETZKE Comrnencementg Southerner Rep.g Hall Guideg Homecoming. Buster Commencementg Hi-Yg Musketeersg Hall Guide. HAZEL GUSTAFSON Class Play, Library Staff. LOIS GUSTAFSON Gussie Blue Triangleg Eddag C. A. A.g Southerner Rep. 3 Tiger Rep.g Torchbearersg Honor Student. DOROTHY HALL Dodo Blue Triangle, IEANETTE HAMLIN ujay.. Glee Clubg Southerner Rep. 3 Library Staff. HELEN HANSEN Blue Triangleg Torchbearers. MERLE HANSEN SICNE HANSEN usig., Blue Triangleg Edda Inkpah-Meridiang Southerner Rep. RUTH HAWKINSON Silver Triangleg Svithiod. ELEANORE HEDCES Ellie STELLA HECLAND HFUZZY., Commencement Inkpah-Mericliang Silver Trlangleg Scutherner Staff Tiger Staff. FLORENCE HOVE Flossie Silver Triangle. if BERNARD HULTMAN Bernie Commencement Cross Countryg Footballg Musketeersg Southerner Staffg Svithiodg Trackg Honor Sfudentg National Honor Society. MARY JACKE jackie Blue Triangleg Hall Guide g Torchbearers, HELEN IOHNSON 1 EAN ETTE IOHNSON Blue Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearersg Fram Staff. LORRAINE lOHNSON MARLYS JOHNSON Stooge Blue Triangleg Class Playg Fictiong Folliesg lnlcpah-lvleridiang Library Assistantg Pegasusg Southerner Rep. 3 Southerner Staffg Svithiodg Tiger Staffg Torchbearersg Vaudevilleg Honor Societyg Honor Studen ELIZABETH KIEFERLE Beth GLENN KNOBLAUCH Notable Class Playg Comrnencementg Musketeers. KARLA LASSEN Kallie Blue Triangle. GEORGE KULLBERG Judd Comrnencementg Musketeersg ROY IOHNSON Tennisg Hall Guide. KATHRYN KILLALEA mary Blue Triangle, Class Playg Fictiong Southerner Repg Tiger Rep.g Torchbearersg Folliesg Vaudevilleg Honor Student' National Honor Society. .rl h-itil? 'R E HALVOR VIORDAL KAREN KLEVEN ..Kay.. KENNETH LaGROlX FrenChy Skating. A-'If 5 s GEORGE LAVELL S'A'9?i'g- lei' Q l- W ,, 2 xr, all u -1: LA -Q x. .., f t Biff, I' S A . eer .-..v.. IUNE LAWRENCE ulume., Blue Triangleg Glass Play Q Commencement g Fiction Q Torchbearers Library Staffg Honor Studentg National Honor Societyg Vaudeville. w,.,,,i.4 .1 ..5-3..,,-ka.,-:,..,f7.Z.!,,: . Q. .. :Wit A . -- ' - ' nj, Wkflt ,, 3.3,-M V n ea it A- 5 gm T ' Sf .J S h ff iv EUGENE LAWSON GLEN LINDAHL C, L. Basketball 3 Musketeersg Hall Cuide. KENNETH LINDSTROM DOROTHY LUEDEMAN Dot Blue Triangle. Gene Clee Clubg Radio Club. i Kenny Basketball, Football, Swimrningg Diamondball. DONALD MCCABE Don is PATRICIA MacDONALD FRANCES LINDER V ?'Lk 3 'penn Blue Triangleg Library Svithiodg Honor Student, Statfg Honor Studentg National Honor Society. S tgl' National Honor Society. DONALD LEDECAR Don Commencementg Musketeersg Band. DOROTHY LISTIAK Dots Orchestra. JAMES MCTIGHE uhm.. Class Otficep Class Playg Fictiong Hi-Yg lnkpah-Meridiang Musketeersg Quill and Scroll 3 Southerner Staffg Folliesg Student Council. 'whim- Nw WARREN LEONARDSON Radio Club. VlVlENNE LINDCREN iv Svithiod Southerner Rep Tiger Rep Torchbearers Honor Student National Honor Society. MAZlE MaclNTOSH Follies Library Staff Art Club, Torclfibearers. lULlA LUBICK Blue Triangle, Cilee Club, Torchbearers, Sorelles. EDWARD MADIGAN Slip Class Officeg Class Playg H-Yg Musketeers Southerner Rep.g Bandg Orchestrag Hall Guide: Vaudevilleg Art Club. LAUREL MADSON Hardy Commencement g Fictiong Musketeersg Svithiodg Hall Guide. IOHN MAMIS Class Playg Commencement g Southerner Rep. 5 National Honor Society. ETHEL MARTIN Blue Triangle. LUCI Blue T LE MATTSON Lucy riangleg Svithiod. HELEN 'MORRELL Skippy Eddag Silver Triangle, ALETHEA MARSH UAV, L Blue Triarrgleg G. A A. LUEL Blue T LA MITCHELL Happy . A riangleg C. A. A,g LAWRENCE MATSON SYLVIA MOSCOVITZ CLARK MAHOOD Governor Class Officeg Class PlaygFictior1gFootballg H-YQ lnkpah-Meridiang Hockeyg Musketeersg Southerner Staffg Tiger Slaffg Follies. ROMAN MAKOUSKY Mac Basketball g Football 5 Diamondball. iiLoen Hi-Yg Svithiod. LOWELL MARTEN Curly Eddag Gym Team. V ROY MATTISON , I Red . Class Playg Clee Clubg , i t Colfg Hi-Yg Musketeersg so 1-W V ,.l M V Svithiodg Tiger Skitg f i W 'll- Diamondball, 4, , V R ., X X my V. 45, Q ,,,.V .slim 2' Glee Club. i , .. f fiv is A ' . sTi'f42 f '1f1 I - 'ff -' 'vy gnf' - V sgfiif- H x : L 'W , 5'f' . wif- 1 . :rail -- iii ., r 'i , 1 RUSSELL MOE 1, 4' W ,mgy . Slivers Blue Triangleg Commencement 5 Torchbearers. RUBY MUNSON Munse Blue Triangleg Svithiodg Southerner Rep. 3 Torchbearers. LEONARD NELSON Funny MARGARET MURPHY , DOROTHY NlELSEN 'Muff' Died DeC.28, 1934 Blue Triangleg Campfireg A - 'Qi n. il ts ima 2 EVELYN NELSON ..Ev,. Blue Triangleg Svithiod. MARTHA NELSON Marry Blue Trianglei O. A. A. JANET NOREN Hjan., Blue TrlanglegSv1tlnodg Torchbearers, ALVIN OKEN Brother Class Playg Commencementg l-li-Yg Bandg Orchesrrag Musketeersg Svithiodg Studenr Council. LOlS NYQUIST ou Blue Triangle Class OfficegF1ctxong IACQUELINE NORBERC jackie Folliesg O. A. A. SVll'l'1IOd: Torchbearers. National Honor Society. DORIS OKEN Sister Blue Triangleg Fictiong Svithiodg Tiger Rep,g Torchbearers. BERNARD NEMEROV Bernie ALICE OAS UAV. Basketball. Blue Triangleg Edda. il 1, FRANCES NELSON Fran Campfireg Torchbearers. ELMER NORDLUND n s Cross Countryg Tennisg Track. HAZEL OLAUSEN Blue Triangleg Chess Clubg Commencement Eddag Olee Clubg Torchbearersg Kamera Klub. ALF OLSON Arr CLARENCE OLSON Clary . Bandg Orchestrag Svithiod, HERBERT oi.SoN Hskippyn Southerner Rep. HARRY PATTERSON Pat Class Playg Cross Countryg Gym Team g Musketeersg Pegasusg Southerner Staffg Radio Club. DOUGLAS PAULSON Doug MARIANNE PEDERSON .IUNE A, PETERSON Blue Triangleg Campfire Torchbearers. IOHN OLSON ..jay,. Library Staff. WILLIAM PARKS OREL PAUL Blue Triangleg Campfireg Southerner Rep. g Torchbearers. HARRY OLSON Aerog Basketballg Class Playg Commencementg Trackg Footballg Musketeers. Blue Triangleg lnkpah- Meridiang Southerner Staffg Torchbearers. H I LDA PETERSON Dodo I UNE R. PETERSON lunie G. A. A. Bill Class Officeg Hall Cuideg lvlusketeersg Student Council. DANIEL PAULSEN Truddy Football, Glee Club, Track, Diamondball, Blue Triangleg Southerner Repg Tiger Rep.g Torchbearers. DOROTHY PEIPER upipesu Blue Triangleg Torchbearersg Opera. Southerner Staffg National Honor Society ADELE PIEPHO Delly Blue Triangle: Torchbearersg National Honor Society. CARL PORATH BARBARA RAMSAY Topsy Blue Triangle, EVELYN RODGER Eve Silver Triangle. l. THOMAS REININGER Red 4 Class Playg Commencementg Latin Club. .Q .-- ,,,. a s .T fi M, ' 4 GEORGE SANDELL ALlCE SEAVEY Ski Blue Triangleg Class OfficegSvitl1iodg Tiger Rep.g Torchbearers. 71 - ,rf -11 fag- 'I LILLYAN SEGAL , -l,rm, , , Blue Triangle. vu, -' 111 . . ffl 'YBEYELQQQLQBAVLSI' 'H A .V V A'3f-Mex? -fiE,f.',. ' ' ' NIMROD SEDELL Nimmy Foolballg Hi-Yg Hall Guideg Musketeers. WILLIAM SELTZ CullY Scoop Wwe Svithiod, Class Playg Fictiong Basketball: H' Y ink ah Meridian- Commencemenll I' Q ' I D Musketeersg Swimming Musketeers' Honor Studentg Southerner Staffg National Honor Hall Guideg Follies. Society. YQ4 A l.k' W l' lle A A , Q5 rr M 5 STERLING ROBSON Q., -W r- l Sie HENRY SEGAL sf .Q V, H k- ' fri. ' flw fgf Class Playg Eddag an 'e Fiction g Football: Commencemenli Bandi lels 7 ' f f 'N Follies' Orchestrag Musketeers. l 5 RUBY Qulsr FANNHE SCHWARTZ SARAH SERBER Fenitia Hsaflu Blue Triangleg Fictiong Torchbearersg Band. Blue Triangleg National Honor Society, MARSHALL SHERMAN Marsh Class Play: Commencement g Clee Clubg Hi-Yg Musketeers, LILLIAN SILVER Silver Blue Triangleg C. A. A. , - f .., ' 2,35 -3:14 V ir . V Q, ' , N V 1 ff W, lg lr we .1 Q X , THELMA SKOC-LUND Blue Triangle. VERNA SMITH Smitty Blue Triangle. e .M 'ad min . SE B' rlfr i if ai wvllgtni Qxl ., Anu s. f Wi, . DORIS SUMMERLAND Dorie Blue Triangleg Eddag Svithiodg Tiger Rep. 'ROBERT STELZIG Bob Follies. M.-. ELENORE SWANSON Swannee C. A. A. g Svithiod. MILDRED SNEED Ti llie Torchbearers. THEA SOTEROPLOS Pol ly Blue Triar1glegG. A. A.g Southerner Rep. g Torchbearers. jACK STEWART jackie Class Playg Fictiong Musketeers. ROY SULLWOLD FLORA SUTHERLAND Scotty Blue Triangleg Clee Club. CARROLL SWANSON Swif'ry Chess Club. TRUMAN SWANSON ..I-efty.. Track. DONALD SWENSON. Kid Keith Basketballg Fictiong Footballg Swimming. RICHARD TACKABERRY Tack Class Play, Edda, Fiction, Gym Team, Track, Cheer Leader, Circus, Vaudeville. WALLACE TALLOS Wally Class Play, Edda, Football g Track. ELLA TOENBERG Tony Blue Triangle, Library Staff, Torchbearers. GEORGENE TORELL Crooner Blue Triangle, Class Play, Fiction, G, A. A., SVIII1IOd, Torchbearers , Library Staff, Vaudeville, Follies. WILLIAM TURNER Bill Fiction, Hi-Y, Southerner Rep. , Art Club, Follies, Kamera Klan. ROBERT WAGLE o Chess Club, Edda, Follies, LENORE WAISS VINCENT WALTERS Class Office. PEARL WEXLER Blue Triangle, Commencement, Southerner Staff, Torchbearers. LaVERNE UNGER Blue Triangle, Class Play, Edda, Fiction, lnkpah-Meridian, Southerner Rep., Southerner Staff, Torchbearers. -Leer, Blue Triangle, G. A. A., Sorel les, Torchbearers. DONALD WHEELER FLORENCE WHEELER Willy Blue Triangle, Torchbearers. ELMER WICK UAV, Commencement, Opera 3 Orchestra, lazz Orchestra, Quartet. VIRGINIA WALMSLEY Dom Blue Triangle, Class Office, Southerner Rep. , Tiger Rep., Torchbearersg Student Council. Don Commencement, Glee Club , Opera. EARL WICKLANDER WiCky Gym Team g Musketeers Track. GRETCHEN WICKLANDER Gertie Silver Triangleg Southerner Staff. LOIS WILEN Blue Triangleg Fictiong Southerner Rep.g Svithiodg Torchbearersg Class Playg Honor Studentg National Honor Society. if E 66 wiLBuR ANDERSEN as Will EDWARD WRETLING STANLEY WICKEREN Mushmouth Commencement g Svithiodg Musketeers. MYRTLE WlDEN Myrt Blue Triangleg Southerner Staffg Torchbearers. MAXINE WINSTON Max Blue Triangle, G. A, A. Sorelles. Yu.. if LUNG WONG Fictiong Pegasusg National Honor Society i iSe as BETTY lANE ANDERSON B, l. Blue Triangleg Eddag Fictiong G.A,A.g Svithiodg Torchbearersg Sorelles. FLORENCE ANDERSON ' Floss Blue Triangleg G.A.A.g Hall Guide. ROBERT ZEMPEL HERMAN ANDERSON uzemp., ..-I-ony.. Aerog Class Officeg Library Staffg Trackg Commencementg Hall Guide. Football g Musketeersg Trackg Skating. OSWALD ALBERS Ozzie Hall Guide, Hall Guide 'N ti' f MARioRiE ANDERSON ,sf 3 Marg Blue Triangle' G.A.A.' 1 Silver Triangle' A Svithiod'TorchbearersA V Sorelles. DOROTHY ANDERSON l f 5g::'ff5,51ei'f3: ' .' ages.: - V Y .Q I .1-sw f. 5 , 1 A i ..,:-: - 3, .1 ,Q it H . , W i, lf , ZZ 2 'uit' .Mit a f , 'if . , ik we H' 3 -Q Wai 'l .4 L. . af? at . -' 'fffy M S 1 .em p u T 1 if ' 2 r .- - S ' PHYLLIS ANDERSON Phil Blue Triangleg Torchbearersg Sorellesg Hall Guide. VIOLET ANDERSON ..Vi,. Library Assistant. RAYMOND ANDERSON Hall Guide. MARY ANKENBRANDT ..Anky,, Sorelles. KEN ARMSTRONG Boss Hall Guide. RUTH AUERBACH Ruthy Blue Triangle. .. U . 1 win X it Y ' 'ff P as .X P Quay LEOTA BANCROH asia? iw MARVlN BAKKE Chink Edda: Hall Guide, LESTER BAKKEN Deacon Class Otficeg Hi-Yg Tennisg Tiger Statfg Hall Guideg Class Play. l RUTH BAKKERUD Ruthie Blue Triangleg Glee Clubg National Honor Societyg Torchbearersg Operag Honor Student. CARL BARTSCH Moustache Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Orchestrag String Quartetteg Student Council 5 Camera Clang Opera, any GEORGE BASKIN Red Class Ofticeg Hall Guide. align LYLE BEHLES Professor BYRON BEIHOFFER Glee Clubg Gym Teamg Stage Crewg Libraryg Folliesg Art Club. HELEN BEIHOFFER Blue Triangleg Svithiod AGNES BERG ..Aggie,, Blue Triangleg G.A,A.g Svithiod. LEONARD BESNETT Len LOUIS BENEDICT Stick Eddag Fictiong Hi-Yg Musketeersg Student Councilg Class Play. HlLVERDA BENNETT LUCYLLE BERG Squeak Blue Triangleg Svithiod. ETHEL BERGQUIST Glee Club, Opera, Torchbearers J OE Bl DWELL Orchestra Q Student Council. LlLLlAN BERGERSEN Bergie Blue Triangleg G.A,A,g lOHN S. BERGSTROM oc Aerog Class Otticerg Musketeersg National Honor Societyg Hall Guideg Honor Student, LAWRENCE BENSON Gym Teamg Southerner Statfg Tiger Stattg Trackg Honor Student, CATHERINE BElNAPFL ..Kay,. Svlthiod. ERNEST BERNHARDT Ernie Footballg Track. Tiger Rep.g Hall Guide. GERALL BLACK ..lerry,. Hi-YQ Orchestrag Hall Guide. BEVERLY BODI N Bev Silver Triangle 3 Svithiodg Tiger Rep.g National Honor Society HallGuideg Valedictoriang Honor Student. EDWARD BORNCAMP Hall Guide. KATHERI NE BOW ..Kay,. Blue Triangleg C.A,A.g Silver Triangleg Torchbearera ARNOLD BRANDJORD Arnie Orchestrag Band. RITA CAHlLL Blue Trlangle, KENNETH.BROCK Hall Guide. ELlZABETH BUHTA Berry ARTHUR BUNES r AXEL BURKEMAN Burke Class Play, Commencement. WALTER BURRY Buffy Aerog Cross-Countryg Hn-Yg Musketeersg Tenmsg Tiger Staffg Hall Gulde, Class Play. . Torchbearers' Hall Cuxde jAM ES CARAVARAS l immy DOROTHY CARDER ee CARL CARLSON 4? OUNNAR CARLSON CLlFFORD BRENNA Bright-Eyes Bandg Orchestra Q Folliesg jazz Orchestrag Home Comingg Diamondball. 47 Hall Guide CAA ROBERT BUTLER Bob HI-Y. CHARLES CARLSON Fat NORMA CHRISTENSEN Heck National 4 Honor Societyg Hall Guide. - G:1,,,'.g,ggii1Liim 'cis , Q T . ,.,,.,...,y, H . H - fR5fs.m,,e. ,, W . f . TIER STERLING CARLTON A MAXINEUB ei.ou Golfg Svithiodg , V ff, .M .v,f1,.,, , , -. ,.' gr- f 5. MTL. za . .. ,WiT.,,,.,f, 1 v?3:.f'z . i, 1 f 7,-: Orchestra. ,V,A if mir 'six m is 3 Ifrzam we f Ri. 2? , .R 1 eggs . 13 , i 1,1 sg Qi? T f , ' Wifi ' , 'EVE . if-:f2E?i22?iil'Iil:1 Ai-WY E T kaff we-1 s - , A i ' M ' , I Mac Pegasus. FLOYD COSTELLO Bandg Trackg Orchestra. CATHERINE CROSS ...I-agn Blue Triangleg G,A.A.g Tiger Rep.g Library Staff. GAYLE CRAIGIE NOMA CHRlSTlANSEN Giggles Blue Triangleg Silver Blue Triangleg Eddag JUNE CARSON Kit X Glee Clubg Hall Guideg G.A,A. l l l MILDRED CASPERSEN l ' Blue Triangleg Eddag Fictiong G.A.A.g Glee Clubg Opera g Torchbearers. Triangleg Hall Guide. G.A.A.g Sorelle, FLORENCE CHRISTON HFUZZYH Blue Triangleg Silver Triarigleg Svithiodg Sorelle. MARGARET COLBURN Pe-asv Blue Triangleg Torchbearers, WILMER COMER Curly LOYAL CRIST Hall Guide. c:LiFFoRo cRoss Gus GERTRUDE CRUICE Gym Teamg Circus. a. v. Gertie Southerner Sfaffg Torchbearersg Blue Triangle. Aizvio D. DAHL Kaffy MARGARET DAHL Blue Triangleg Torchbearers. REUBEN DAHLMAN Rube GEORGE DALE I udd Golf g Hi-Yg Musketeersg Student Council g Hall Guide. MARY DALSI N .Maya Blue Triangleg Hall Guide. ETTA DAVIS Blue Triangleg Sorelle. io5EPH oifxz ..joe,, Aerog Orchestra g Bandg Jazz Orchestra. LIBBY ANN DOLS Lib G.A.A,g Silver Triangleg Southerner Repg Blue Triangle. MARIE ECKERT Mae ELEANOR EDWARDS Boots Blue Triangleg Southerner Rep.g A Tiger Statfg Torchbearersg Hall Guideg Southemer Staffg Svithiodg Tiger Rep. LaVERNE ENGSTROM Lovie Glee Clubg Southerner Rep. g Svithiodg Tiger Rep. Q Torchbearersg Folliesg Sorelleg Home Comingg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. Ili V ni ir- ga telldi 1 5 uutt l i. ART ENGSTROM Captain Hi-Yg Southerner Rep.g Swimmingg Tiger Rep.g Radiog Bandg Student Council. LOIS ERICKSON Babs Blue Triangleg Eddag Svithiodg Torchbearersg Honor Student. NORVIN ERICKSON HNONY.. Aerog Chess Clubg Fiction Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Operag Quill E7ScroIlg Southerner Staffg Tiger Rep.: Camera Clubg Follies: National Honor Society Valedictoriang Commencement. ALICE ETTA ..jO,, Blue Triangleg Svithiodg Tiger Staff g Torchbearers g Student Councilg Tiger Repg Class Play. MARY FERENCIK FrenChy Blue Triangleg Ci.A.Ag A IOHN FARLEY Footballg Swimming. PEARL FAWKNER Shorty Silver Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearersg ,Hall Guide. Silver Triangle, HELEN FLANERY Blue Triangleg G.A,A.g Glee Clubp Operag Silver Triangle. GERALD FLATTEM BETTY FLEISHBEIN ALDEN FLOREN Butch Art Clubg National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Honor Studentg Class Play. VIRGINIA IEAN FELTH Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Southerner Rep.: Tiger Rep.g Torchbearersg Sorelles. LYMAN FORDHAM Lem DORIS FOSSUM Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Tiger Rep. M I LDRED FREDEEN Millie G.A,A. g Glee Clubg Sorelles. RUSSELL FREDRICKSON Russ Hi-Yg Musketeersg Stage Crewg Svithiodg Bandg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. jerry Class Officerg Golfg Hr-Y, Tiger Staff. BETTY FOGEL CARL FRANSON Cull Svithiodg Hall Guide. WILLIAM P, FRITZ Bill Aerog Chess Clubg Band, MARGARET FRON I US Muggs Blue Triangleg Pegasusg Silver Triangleg Tennis. ROBERT GARDNER Shorty Trackg Baseball. ALBERT GATES ..AI,, Hall Guide. DAVl D GEDOSCH Dave Glee Club' Hall Guide. YU!! ELOISE GRANDLUND Toots Silver Triangle, ANNA GERSTNER Blue,Triangleg Torchbearersg Hall Guide. DOROTHY GLUESI NG o GAA., Glee Club, Torchbearers. ROBERT GOSSLER Bob Art Club. SHIRLEY oRAvATr squiiy Blue Triangle. ROBERT GILQUIST Bob Class PlaygSvithiod. ,, GEORGE GRAFF Tiny Commencement g lvlusketeersg Southerner Sfaffg Usher. MlLTON GREEN Milt Footballg Glee Club. ANNA GRI MSLEY Ann Blue Triangle. RUTH GROSSER Ruthie Tiger Rep. . Z 3 1 , BOB GUTHRIE Chess Clubg Hi-Yg Swimmingg Class Play CENEVIEVE HAERDEN Gen Blue Triangleg Torchbearers. MURIEL HALL Blue Triangleg Eddag Sorelles. LLOYD HANDSKEMACER Shorty Svithiod. ELAINE HANSEN Lainie Blue Triangle. DAVID HANSON Dave Hall Cuideg Library Staffg Class Play. CLARA HAGA Snooks ELSIE HALL Blue Triangleg C-.A.A,g W Art. CHESTER HALLBERC Chet Hi-Yg Musketeersg Stage Crewg Hall Guide. CURTIS HALLEN DONALD HANSEN Hans Aerog Chess Clubg Musketeers. EDWARD HANSEN Bandg Orchestra. VERNON HANSEN Speed VIVIAN HANSEN 'v Tiger Rep.g Tiger Staffg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. CHARLOTTE HARPER Chaddy EIN!-XR HAUCEN Art Club, VERNON HOFF Verne Bandg Orchestrag jazz Orchestrag Foliies, url 1 ., pg gi-,3.f,rgqa f':l1i1 -'K' Q Y f-iisirfiw'i.wf W f f J flf?3Viv A I ,A--fe e , ' - ., ,rj fiffk 'A A . ,':w?S 5 s' 7 ffalff . ' 3,5f1?a l'?3:-f'f-1 4- ' ,ua . DORIS HOJEM Red Blue Triangle. yu HW- FRANCIS HOLLENBECK Musketeers. GLORIA lAECER Blue Triangle' Silver Triangle Torchbearers Sorelles National ROSE'-LA HUSS Honor Society, Honor Rosie Sl'l.1dSnf. . we ANN HROMADA Blue Triangleg Commencementg Southerner Repg Orchestra, FLORENCE HULDEEN Flo Blue Triangleg Chess Clubg Eddag Svithiodg Torehbearersg Sorelle. AUDREY HUTTNER Blue Triangle Torchbearers. ARNOLD IVERSON Arnie Golf. FLORA lACOBS Florie Blue Triangleg OA,A.g Olee Clubg Operag Southerner Rep. g Southerner Staff. DOROTHY IENNRICK Speck Blue Triangleg C.A.A.g Clee Clubg Silver Triangle. BUFORD lOHNSON MBU.. lvlusketeersg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. EDWIN JOHNSON Eddy Basketball g Bank Rep, FAYE HUNTlNCTON Who-sis Blue Triangleg Eddag G.A.A. g Clee Clubg Operag Southerner Rep. g Southerner Staffg Follies. J Q5 X.,- VIVIANI ISAACSON g ee VW elellr AQNES IOHNSON o.A.A. r-' A Aggie DORIS JACOBSEN Dorrie Blue Triangleg Silver Triangle. FLORENCE IOHNSON Flo Svithiodg Torchbearers. GEORGE C. IOHNSON Bud Svithiodg Hall Guide. HARRIET L. IOHNSON 'llOl'1nnie Svithiodg Torchbearers. IRENE IOHNSON Rene Blue Triangleg Edda. MARGARET IOHNSON Muggs Blue Triangleg Eddag Torchbearers. MILDRED IOHNSON ..MiHy,, Blue Trlangle, Sxlver Triangle. WILLIAM IOHNSON Svithiod, BERNICE M, KELLY Red Blue Triangleg G,A.A.g Sorelles. HAZEL KELL Toots Eddag G.A.A.g Follies. BILLLE KIMBALL Little-One Blue Triangleg G.A.A.g Svilhiod. RAYMQND lOl-INSON Ching Golfg Hi-Yg Tiger Rep.g Cheer Leaderg Natlonal Honor Society, Class Play, Commencement , Valedictorian. EDNA KALMAN Tiny Edda, ARNOLD KELLY MYRON KI DDER HMV.. e Gym Teamg Track. LOIS KITCHEN ..Kay.. Blue Triangleg Eddag G,A.A.g Torchbearers. VIRGINIA KNUTSON ..Kay,. Blue Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearers. BURNELL KOBUS Blue Triangle. LAURENE KOLCI NSKI LUCI LLE KOPPI LaVERNE KRI ER Lovie Blue Triangle, Edda Svithiod, Torchbearers, I' CHRYSTAL GlLBERT LANDERUD Hspook., Hall Guide. ELEANOR LARSON Blondie Art Club HELEN LARSON VIVIAN LARSON Viv Svifhiodg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. KRONSCHNABLE Chris Blue Triangle. MARIAN LaMERE Blue Triangleg Southerner Rep.g Tiger Rep. g Tiger Staff. ,, MARY CLAIRE LaPENSKY Blue Triangleg Eddag Clee Club, SHIRLEY LARSEN Blue Triangleg G.A.A. Blue Triangleg Silver Triangle. MORRIS LARSON Lars Edda, Svithiod. BERNARD LAVERY Lightning Southerner Rep. 5 Southerner Staffg Swimmingg Track. JOHN LENKE Stork Basketball g Commencement 5 Golfg Hall Guide. ELSI E LESTOR ..El,. CAA. AUDREY LEWIS Duchess Fictiong Pegasusg Quill C1 Scrollg Soutlfierner Staffg National Honor Societyg VaIedigtorian5 Class Playg Commencement. ei ELMER LEWIS HAI.. RUTH LILLICO Speed Eddag C-.A.A. g Clee Clubg Sorellesg Tiger Skitg Opera. ea -:if P I 7- -r ' it mst fl3!Qffi'?2J1fl5zl't ,swiksg ,t , . wgwqiis, W., - r We 2 -.Z 6 V13 .,,. X. .i Fr. s ifiifffsfnlgfili? ' YW fg i t .- - 'wig :mga iam! , W wifi if I 'Z W it 0 S, swf X K fig' if I TTR N 3351. I 'gf 'H few, 42 x MARGARET LUDOWITZ Maggie Blue Triangleg Eddag CAA. g Class Play. HARLAN LIND Usher. is MILTON LINDBERC Milt 3 EARL LOFSTROM Cro DOROTHY LORANC- MDM., Hall Ciuide. EUNICE LOVAAS Unnie Blue Triangleg Eddag' Fictiong Ink'Merg Pegasusg Quill 6 Scroll g Silver Triangleg Soutiierner Staftg Svithiodg Tiger Rep.g Tiger Staffg Torchbearersg Sorellesg Camera Clang National Honor Societyg Honor Student. MILDRED LUFTMAN Millie Blue Triangle, Sorelle, Follies, CAA., Clee Club, Opera, Torchbearers. EDWARD LUND Class Officeg Hi-Yg Tennisg Tiger Repg Student Councilg Honor Studentg Class Play. MARION LUND Blue Triangleg Eddag Southerner Rep.g Tiger Rep. Q Torchbearersg National Honor Society Hall Ouideg Honor Student. V ELSIE V. LUNDEEN HAI., Torchbearers. HAROLD LUNDEMO -.Haln Cilee Clubg Hi-Yg Musketeersg Operag Trackg Folliesg Class Presidentg Commencement 3 Class Play. WILLIAM LYONS Bill Glee Club, Student Council g Follies, Class Play. MERYLE A. MacCARTHY iiwlacu Aerog Eddag Glee Clubg Gym Team. MARTHA MCCLURE Silver Triangle. IRENE MCDANIEL Mac G.A.A. 3 Silver Triangle. ROY MCDERMOTT Mack Glee Club, Opera, Skating Club, IOHN P. MADURA Aero, Commencement, Hi Y, Musketeers, Southerner Rep. g Tiger Rep. g Track, Orchestra, Band, Cheerleader, Class Play, String Quartet. ROBERT MAHRE o Musketeers, Stage Crew. MARY MALMSTEN ..Mya.. Eddag G.A.A. WILLARD MATTSON Musketeers. GALEN MAXFIELD Southerner Staff. GORDON MAXON Max Gym Team, Orchestra, Follies. LOLA MELIN Loie Blue Triangleg Edda Torchbearers. BERNERD MILLER Bernie Basketball. EDITH MARKUSON I X I I DOROTHEA MOELLER Blondie D0 y 3 ..... le ii . i, I A h I ' f, .Qi if d xr Blue Triangle. 1 GIGS Club. .I Q If Ah A' , wif-1ar ,. Uff ,43f:.i.f? 2 .-':..,,: , - ' . I'l lffp' I fllw. . I- IIN 'I ,. 1' f If Wallziil '11 A - if -.i ' 1 ., lif?5Sliii f2'E2TiQ' 7.3 'iir I r I Z - '1 I lrifg-avi. 8 'I 5, I , 58 , in ' HELEN M, MOODY Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Svlthiodg Torchbearersg Hall Guide. ' DOROTHY MORGAN Sodie C.A.A.g Blue Triangle. ELLEN MURRAY Blue Eyes Blue Triangleg Campfireg Silver Triangleg Torchbearers, EDITH NELLIS CLAIRE lANE NELSON Blue Triangleg C,A4A.g Svithiodg CLINTON NELSON Clint Glee Club, Opera. DOLLY NELSON ugunny.. Blue Triangle. CLARICE MORRISON Blue Triangleg Eddag Torchbearers. Torchbearers. JOHN NELSON john LEONARD NELSON Squeaks VERNA NELSON Blue Triangleg Southerner Staff. . lEROM E NESS Ted Orchestra. 3 Qi N if -5 ii N MILDRED NESS Millie PAUL M. NESS Eddag Musketeers Svilhiod. EDITH NEUMAN Olee Club L BLANCHE NlCKERSON Nickie Blue Triangleg Campfireg Torchbearers. JAMES NlELSEN ..jim,. OMER NORHEIM Kisser Hi-Yg Hall Guide, BERNICE OAS Bernie Blue Trianglep Torchbearers. KENNETH O'BRlEN ..Pug,. CLIFFORD OLSEN Pele Class Officeg Eddag Bank Rep. CARL OLSON Cul I ie Gym Teamg Tiger Rep. LAWRENCE OLSON Cross Countryg Stage Basketball g Football. CLARENCE OLSEN Hole.. Svithiod. LlLLlAN OLSEN Lil WALTER OLSEN Waddy Musketeersg Tiger Rep.g Hall Guide. Crewg Track. RALPH OLSON Swede Basketball. ROBERT OLSON 'iOle Hi-Yg Radio Clubg National Honor Societyg Honor Studentg Class Playg Commencement, GLEN DORA OSBORNE Glen Blue Triangleg G.A.A.g Silver Triangleg Torchbearersg Sorellesg Hall Guard. ESTHER OVESON ..Et,. Blue Triangleg Eddag Southerner Rep.g Silver Triangle, DOROTHY PAULSON Dot Blue Triangle, Hall Guide. ROY PETERSON Pete Musketeers, Hall Guide. MARGARET PAHR Marge LORRAI NE PETERSON ae GEORGE PFEIFER Glee Clubg Southerner Blue Triangle. Blue Triangleg Silver Rep. g Opera. Triangle-g Bandg Orchestra. JOE PAULAHA GEORGE PAULSEN Band g Orchestra Q Folliesg jazz Band. JUNE L. PETERSON Blue Triangleg G.A.A.g Silver Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearers, LOUISE M. PETERSON Lou Blue Triangleg Silver RANDOLPH PETERSON Ranny Eddag Svithiodg Band. MELVA PETTIT Babe Blue Triangleg Eddag Torchbearers. CARL PETTY Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearers. ROBERT PETERSON upepn Class Play. Red Track. MARIE PIHLBLAD Via DOROTHY PLANTZ Dot Blue Triangleg Ecldag G.A.A. Q Silver Triangleg Tiger Staffg Student Councifg National Honor Societyg Hall Cuidej Class Officeg Class Play' Honor Student MARION RASK Mar Blue Triangleg ROSANNA ROBISON Torchbearersg Rosie National Honor Society. Blue Triangleg OA.A. MERREITH POTTSMITH ..MiCky,. Blue Triangleg Olee Club. DOROTHY PRI LL Dot HARRY PUTT 1+ ,,,,, , GORDON REI RSON Oordy DOUGLAS REITE Doug Bank. EDWARD ROCKLAND LAURENCE REINECK Chess Club. GORDON RENNE C0rdy Hall Guide, Skafing Team. CLARA RINKENBUROER Rinky Blue Triangleg Edda CLERICE ROMAINE Blue Trianglel Silver Triangleg National Honor Societyg Honor Studentg Class Play. DORIS ROSENBERO Done Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Southerner Rep. VIOLETTE RUBBERT Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Southerner Rep. 5 Tiger Reog Torchbearersg Honor I Studentg National Honor Society. NATHALIA RUNDHAUC Blue Triangleg Eddag Olee Clubg Operag Silver Triangleg Sourherner Staffg Torchbearersg National Honor Societyg Honor Student. MILLARD RUUD Swifty Chess Clubg Hall Cuideg National Honor Society Honor Student. CARROLL SATH RE Aerog Band. TERESA SAUVE THELMA SAYLES C.A.A. VERNA SCH ENDEL Spook Art Clubg Class Play. ELVERA SCHLEMMER Red Blue Triangleg C.A,A.g C-lee Clubg Torchbearersg Sorellesg Eolliesg Homecoming. VIRGINIA SCHMIDT in DOROTH EA SC HWANZ MDOT., Southerner Repg Hall Guide. PEARL SCHWARTZ VALORA M. SELVIG Blue Triangleg Fictiong Silver Triangleg Southerner Staffg Tiger Rep.g Torchbearersg National Honor Societyg Valedictoriang Commencement. DON SEYMOUR Roop MINNIE SCHEUCHE Sooky Silver Triangle. Blue Triangleg Eddag C.A.A.g Torchbearers. DEVOTA SCHOENBERC KATHERINE SCOTVOLD Blue Triangleg Eddag Clee Club. Footballg Clee Club. JOSEPH SHEFFEL aloe.. Aerog Basketball. ALICE SHIPP MOLLY SILVER Silver Blue Triangleg G.A,A.g Torchbearersg Southerner Rep.g Sorelles. 1 TED SOUREK I Commencement HENRY SIOQUIST , Al I Blue Trianglep G.A.A. Silver Triangleg Torchbearers. I it Hank Edda. MAURICE SPEEDY Gump GILBERT STANIUS Gill Stage Crewg Hall Guide. GLENN SIMPSON I ALBERT SIDWELL I Al Glee Clubg Operag I Trackg Hall Guide. ELAINE SIGFORD Siggie I Blue Triangleg G.A.A,g Svithiodg Tiger Rep.,g I Torchbearers. Hi-Yg Student Council , Band, Orchestra. LEA SKOW Blue Triangle, Edda, Hall Guide. Class Play. DANIEL SPIEGEL JUNE SIVERSON liDann VIVIAN STERN' Punky Blue Triangleg G.A.A,g Svitl'1iodgTorchbearers UY AUDREY SODERGREN Auddy Blue Triangleg G.A.A,g Svithiodg Torchbearersg Honor SOCIEIYQ Honor Student, Chess Club. LA VERNE STOKES Love GAA. g Silver Triangleg Sorelles. MARION STONE Southerner Rep. g Tiger Rep.g Hall Cuidef National Honor Societyg Valedictoriang Commencement. X' ,N i E i,.1X:mv: K -6 M if ELEANOR STORLAND HEI.. Eddag C.A.A.g Southerner Rep. g National Honor Societyg Class Playg Honor Student. MARJORIE STRAITON Mari Blue Triangleg C.A.A.g Sorelles. BERT STROM Chubby Svithiodg Orchestra. MILDRED STROT Millie Class Play. RAYMOND C. STRUNK Skippy Chess Clubg Gym Teamg Radiog Orchestra. I' 40? i . L AGNAR SWANSON lner Glee Clubg Musketeersg Svithiodg Orchestrag Hall Guide. HARRY SWANSON Swannee Hi Y, Svithiod. iANEr swmxison an National Honor Society Blue Triangle Honor Student. LUCILLE SWANSON HLUCYH Blue Trianglej Silver Triangleg Southerner Rep,g Tiger Reog Torchbearersg Sorellesg National Honor Societyg Honor Studentg Class Play. MARJORIE SWANSON Blue Triangle. ROBERT SWANSON Swanny Trackg Orchestrag Quartetg jazz Orchestra. ag.. VERNON SWANSON nvem.. Musketeers. hw-22? is VERNA SWEET Blue Triangleg C.A.A,g Tiger Rep.g Sorellesg Torchbearersg Southerner. HAZEL TANEM ex Edda Class Play BERT VOGLER VERNE TANNEHILL judge MARGARET TARMANN .Muggsn Blue Triangleg Silver Triangle. ' BURT TAYLOR Aerog Radio Club. KATHERINE THOMAS Glee Club. WILLIAM THOMAS Bill Eootballg Musketeers. IRVING THOMPSON HCODDYH EARL TIOMSLAND GERALD TOURVILLE jerry Musketeersg Class Play. Stage Crew. GENEVIEVE WAHLBERG Blue Triangleg National Honor Society. Basketballg Football, MILDRED TRAEGER Mickey Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Torchbearers. GLENN WALDRON IOHN WARD johnny Hi-Yg Musketeersg Bandg Orchestrag lazz Orchestrag Hall Guide. IRVING WASS Goltg National Honor Society. GERALDINE WATTS Class Play. ARLINE WHITE Blue Triangleg Torchbearersg Hall Guide. RACINA, WICK Ruggie Blue Triangleg Class Officeg Eddag C.A.A.g Silver Triangleg Soufherner Sfaffg National Honor Societyg Honor Studentg Class Play. DOROTHY WICKLUND Dot .L L , H, .,,,. v...,.,1 DONALD Wl IK Don Hi-Yg Musketeers. IEAN SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Blue Triangleg C.A,A,g Silver Triangleg Svithiodg Torchbearersg Hall Cuide. LUCILE WILLIAMS .Dorn Library Staff. DOLORES WlNTHElSER Del CLYDE WOODWARD LipDy McDuff Aero' Golf. CATHERINE WYRZYKOWSKI Minnie Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Tiger Staffg Torchbearers. SAUL ZEESMAN Zeus King of the Gods Tiger Rep. L CARLENE ZOBEL l l I l l l . ' . l 'Address Q Tel. Nd. - Message 5 'i n, ,s 2. ' 1 ,si , au w N, QM, 5 53 Ad -.4 ' .FMC 4 x 1' 1 J 1 4 593 fi W4 1 4 v f .4- . 1 Addrcn Tel. No. usage af' f -. . :ni- S N .Ne .X ,,, :Q v fe H? .FS ,1 X 'QP' ff syn., ',i, 3 , . 755- . 3' I ik ..,. ,Y H. 11? 1' JH is ,V ii' - Q-5 6232 P-3434. 1 I agjgi A 2' 5E:f: ' V X 14 5 .- 'X ' :-.--- K J.. , Mx- JANUARY IOHN ACKERBLADE IRENE AVERILLE EARL BERRY LEONARD BOSTROM ROBERT CARLSON FRANK CI-IOVAN HAROLD CHRISTIANSON WALTER DEWARS BERNARD DICKS THOMAS ETHEN BERNICE FRISCH KATHARINE HELIN HENRIETTA I-IULTGREN MARIORIE LANE BERNARD MAHER DONALD MILLER EVELYN MOIR WILBUR PELEAX C. H ITCHCOCK Treas. - I? 5 SENIORS FLORENCE PETERSEN BEVERLY PETERSON IACI4 RAMSTEAD HARDEN SMITH WILLIAM TRIPP HERBERT WARD MERNA WILLIAMS JUNE DONALD I. I. ERAIINSWORTH ROBERT BRUNKE EDITH ELEANORE CARLSON MARY DOLORES CLARK JUNE DLINLAP IAMES D. EITZPATRICR ANDREW E. CABRIK WALTER H. CRAY HAROLD C. HATLESTAD B. HELEN HENDERSON HENRIETTA SCOTT ALICE MARY SHORT EINAR C. SKAVLAN B SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS D, SULLIVAN E, EVERSON R, LYNESS Pres. Secy. 0 AGNES BERTHA SOERGEL MILTON IRVINC TAPPER ALMA E. THOMPSON MARGARET E, TODD ALIDREY M. VICTORIAN CASIMIR WACHLAROWICZ FLOYD A, WALDOF LEONARD S, WILSON IUNE VIRGINIA ZOLLMAN MERLE HUNKINS VINCENT S. IRCENS LEDONNAH JEFFREY VERNON A IENSEN WINNIFRED IOHNSON EMELINE ELVERIA RITTOCI4 LOUIS IOHN LARSON LILLIAN M. LEWIS IRENE EDITH MAGNUSON EUGENE MAY LORRAINE PETERSON DONALD E. RAND A, DANIELSON S. A. A. V9 ,gag ww-eP'ffa mf' S bm-ixrn zrncj--4 m0-ZCL. mn-i4--ly-oZrf1cnrr121'urnw 4 4 'Tl Top row-Olstead, Bodin, Cross, Lund, Fossum, Stone, Lovaas Fourth row-Killalea, Gustafson, Person, Lenz, Ragstad, Dahl Third row-Brandt, Calin, Lindgren, Swanson, Malmsten, Rubbert, Warre Second row-johnson, Grasser, Lunke, Edwards, Sweet, Selvig Bottom row-Oken, Chamberlain, Bienoptl, Erickson, Hansen, Madura, Everson wmZzm14cOm x0-ZCH mn-.4--ij-iZmmn1m'urnz: 1.,,,,..M Top row-Hromada, Overseth, Lavery, Mix, Hitchcock, O'Leary Fourth row-Oveson, Dols, Cacharelis, Engstrom, Anderson Third row-Wenneberg, Felth, johnson, Pfeiter, Oberg, Rampmeier Second row--Gunderson, Gustafson, Bierre, Post, Edwards Bottom row4Labotsky, Huntington, Voge, Schwanz, Dahl Top row-Rutsvold, Lischeid, Wilson, Sorensen, Lindberg, Severson, Hitchcock, Bull Fourth rovv-Everson, Stabeck, Schroeder, Erickson, Anderson, Engstrom, Benson Third row-Conley, Stelzer, Schoyen, Lovaas, Sturtevant, Rindal, Peterson, Ginsberg Second row-Llndquist, Hokanson, Kuntz, Sullivan, Lunke, Bassett, Harvey Bottom row-Connor, Thompson, Lapensky, Wicklund, White, Rosander mOZOI x0-ZCH tn-iZrf1UC-im .4-,urn Top row-Ness, Barchardt, Herre, Hegdahl, Camuel, Etta, Hall Fifth rowe-Wexler, Nelson, Neuman, Nelson, Silver, johnson Fourth row-Siverson, Harper, Allen, Duschik, Held, Consuelo, Eckerstrom Third row-Smith, Huttner, Wallin, Peterson, Steiher, Melhus Second rovv-Karkhoff, Person, Carlson, Hedenland, Osmonson, Traeger, Green Bottom row-Kintz, Lundeen, Cohn, Beske, lVlcKitterick, Erickson WOZOI mWOZOIvOW va-iZrl-:UC-iw 3:0201 Top row-Sliver, Fossurn, Nelson, Satnre, McKnight, Nelson Third rowYSusag, Anderson, Tuttle, Perrault, Lundberg Second rowgfnnderson, Brandes, l-lauza, Stengel Bottom row-Bloornqulst, johnson, Bailey, Green ifliif Top row-lohnson, Tlvornnull, Carlson, Anderson, Brandt, Prytz Tnurd row-O'Bleness, l-lalden, Benson, Puerce, Soivak Second row+AIlen, Seeman, Lovaas, l-lammerot Bottom row-Fossum, Sletten, l-lonan, lensen, Hanson if X T 'H 7' ffl Y ' rx I Q I ft f' R 1x 'l'a. g lit L M , '-.M .7 -17 I - 'A' lflwlsf . , E -2 gs S 6 li 'Q n. 9 5? E if , 1 5 W4 15 2 4. Ffl 3 Top rovv-LaMere, Mahood, Etta, Burry, Benson, Lovaas, Hansen Middle rovve-Edwards, Wvrzykowski, Flattem, Dahl, johnson, Plantz Bottom row-Mr. Boyer, Mr. Partridge, Bakken, Miss Westbrook, Mr, Rusinko lllllllllllllllllllll TIGER STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - Associate Editors - lanuarv Class Editor - june Class Editor - Activities Editor - Organizations Editor - Art Editor - - Cirls Sports Editor - Boys Sports Editor Business Manager - Assistant Business Manager Typist - - - Art Adviser - - Editorial Adviser Business Adviser Promotions Adviser IN THE TIGER OFFICE - - LESTER BAKKEN jvivifxiv HANSEN ' IESTHER DAHL MARLYS lOl-INSON - - ALICE ETTA ELEANOR EDWARDS - DOROTHY PLANTZ LAWRENCE BENSON - EUNICE LOVAAS WALTER BURRY - GERALD FLATTEM CLARK MAHOOD - - iviARiAN LaiviERE CATHERINE wviazvxovvsio - - HELEN HANSEN - Miss WESTBROOK MR. ioHN Rusiivxo - MR, 1. ivi. PARTRIDCE - MR. C. E. BOYER Managing Editor Cenerai Manager News Editor ---- Depts, Editor - - - Sports Editor - - - Art Editor - - - - Copy Reader - - - Business Mgr. - - - Advertising Mgr. - - Service Manager - - General Adviser - - Business Advisers txj 2. Top row-Rutsvold, Davidson, Patterson, PeKarna, Melburg, Miller Fourth rovv-Ebel, Homme, Murdock, Benson, Mix Third row-Post, Fenske, Pommer, Andersen, Lyness, Rundhaug Second row-Selvig, Berntsen, Harper, Lovaas, Bastien Bottom row-McTighe, Lewis, Miss Blaisdell, Erickson SOUTHERNER STAFF FaII Semester IAMES MQTIGHE EUNICE LOVAAS AUDREY LEWIS MAROUERITE HARPER EDWARD BERNTSEN - LAWRENCE BENSON - VALORA SELVIC VICTOR VALERIUS - BERNARD HULTMAN CHARLOTTE KRENZ - MISS BLAISDELL miss iRoENs miss BRAY - Spring Semester NORVIN ERICKSON AUDREY LEWIS ROBERT LYNESS MARION FENSKE FRED MELBERO L, BENSON VALORA SELVIO VICTOR VALERIUS M. SI-IOCREN CHARLOTTE KRENZ MISS BLAISDELL MISS IRCENS MISS HOIEN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IOUTUEDNED Top rovv-Widen, Christianson, Hegiand, Beatty, Cruice, Pederson Third row-Warre, Rampmeier, Wende, Paul, Brandt Second row-johnson, Culp, Wicklander, Peiper, Carlson, Waleruis Bottom row-Shogren, Miss Bray, O'ConneII, Miss lrgens, Krenz gum .. ,Isa Top row-Rachie, Moe, Prytz, Beske, Cewe, Dale, Anderson Sixth row-Ramm, Erickson, Bioin, Boyes, Shroeder, Ahlquist Fifth rowe-Dolan, Kelly, Everson, Seavey, Etta, lardine, Larson Fourth row-Lunke, lohnson, Huntington, Warren, Soberg, Nelson Third row-Magnuson, Wiklund, Cramolini, Rundhaug, Bidwell, Siverson, Ginsberg Second row-Traeger, Plantz, Steiher, Copouls, Steele, Arvig Bottom row-Riesberg, Stone, Wick, Benedict, Etta, Dahl, Hagen bility and knowledge of government through active participation in student affairs, is the purpose of the newly formed student council. The members are selected for their ability to represent their homerooms most effectively, The officers, who are nominated by the graduating members within the council, are elected each term by a school wide ballot. Assisting the officers is a cabinet of four students. The officers this I I I I I I I I I To instill in the student body a sense of responsi- president, lVlary Dolan, secretary, and Donald Sullivan, treasurer. Advisers were Miss Leader and Mr, lvlc- F Kusick. I I I l I I I' I ' I ' I ' year were, Louis Benedict, president, Byron Moe, vice Top row-I-lagberg, McTighe, Voge, Bartsch, Parks, Lyons, Floren Sixth row-Holm, Holm, Hitchcock, Mclntosli Speedy, Stockdale Fifth row-Lyness, Rosch, Harrington, Ellingson, Berg, Bienapfl, Armstrong Fourth row-Connor, Lundstrom, Camuel, Larson, Wicklund, Holton Third row-johnson, Olson, Dorfner, Olson, Rindal, Sande, Walmsley Second row-l-larvey, Stockland, Ness, Coghill, Mattson, Lyons Bottom row-Lund, Gunderson, Engstrom, Oken, Lundeen dh Am i1..g1x: fn. i11-ww- Top row-Brock, Wagner, Black, Ward, Wick, Patterson, Brogan, Saurek, Reininger Sixth row-Farah, Dale, Edward, johnson, Bernhardt, Peleaux, Sandell, Olson Fifth row-Borncamp, Bakke, Tourelle, Gruetzke, johnson, Wheeler, Butterworth, Anderson, Gordal Fourth row-Albers, Michail, Penne, Asplin, Anderson, Ruud, Kullberg, Bergstrom Third row-Christiansen, Burns, Skyberg, Fondrick, Lassen, johnson, Holton Second row-Soteroplos, Kittock, Hegland, Hein, Rasmussen, Bienapfl, Evans, Barry Bottom row-Lindahl, Lannerud, Torell, Bakken, Curran, Linke, Anderson, Greenwood The new system of hall guides was introduced last September. On hall duty now is a group of students under the supervision of Mr. Storm and Mr, Pratt, These pupils, who have been recommended as very reliable, are stationed at various places in the halls where they are on duty for one period every day. They keep the halls clear and orderly, check lockers so that none are left open or unlocked, and direct strangers who come into the building. Orange and black buttons marked 'll-lall Guide distinguish them from other pupils, More than fifty students ably performed this service this year. . 'iIlZXUf' f.ll.ll2iQ. Top row-Lund, Burry, Parks, Sidwell, Bunes, johnson, Wilson, Turner Sixth row-Crist, Armstrong, Swanson, Lueck, Dunn, Bergquist, Baskin Fifth row-Knoblauch, Noren, Stone, Hansen, Fister, Olausen, Wilen, Widen Fourth row-Swanson, Gabrik, Hanson, LaVigne, Larson, Fournier, Morrison Third row-Witz, Moscovitz, Olson, Morlys, Stewart, Unger, Calin, Campbell Second row-Summerland, -johnson, Anderson, Gustafson, Cahill, Edwards, Wicklander Bottom row-Gustafson, l-lolm, Booth, Beadle, Gleason, Lund J lush -A 4... Fw! 'F ii ' i l Top row-Bill, Maclntosh, leffrey, Engstrom, Greenwood, Brandjord, Madigan, l-letland Sixth row4Fritz, Paulson, Costello, Neff, Lund, Swanson, Hansen Fifth row-Reller, Velander, Reite, Mikulay, Rindal, Lawson Fourth row-eOlson, l-lomme, Sathre, Silverstein, Larsen, Rader, Reierson Third row-johnson, Sabaka, Fuller, Fredriclssen, Diaz, Olson Second row-Torgerson, Sweet, Ginther, Frostad, Shaw, Ekstrand, Schwartz Bottom row-Pileaux, Drury, Oken, Mr Abbot, Anderson, Gustafson With only sixty-six members, the South l-ligh band entered the first National Gontest in i929 at Gouncil Bluffs, Iowa, Although they didn't come home with first place, they gained an inspiration to organize a larger and finer band at South. With the. aid of their director, Mr. Abbott, they con- tinued to grow until today it is an organization of ninety-five members with a balance of instruments. As no band is complete without uniforms, money was raised and orange and black trimmed suits were pur- chased, These uniforms add to the effect when South's band swings into action on parade, Top row-Hanson, Smith, Paulsen, l-loff, Ward, Wilson, Wagner Sixth rowe-Sodergren, Freeberg, Ledegar, l-lertzenberg, Palmer, Rohlen, Felth, l-lolmbae Fifth row-Sorensen, Lyness, Meland, Farley, Mulkem, Gramolini, Lyness Fourth row-Nelson, Olson, Peterson, Simpson, Mork, Segal Third row4Madura, Lawson, Palmer, Silyerstein, Swanson, Gundersen, Lapensky Second row-Wadsworth, l-lenneman, Mikalay, Stockland, Gramolini, Graigie Bottom rowfMigalski, Brenna, Mitchell, Leonard, Scherer gy, --. Top row-Strom, Hughes, Hertzenberg, Wick, Ward, Maxson, Greenwood Fourth row-Atlas, Sorenson, Mulkern, Lejcher, Hermstad Third row-Strunk, Anderson, Dillon, Olson, Nordstrom, Walker Second row-Abraham, Danielson, Shaw, Medsie, Madura, Korinek Bottom row-l-lromoda, Engstrom, Olson, Mr. Abbott, Hein, Smeby This year the South High School orchestra, which is the oldest musical organization at South, played Der Freischutzn by Weber at the annual state contest which was held on May lO at the University of Minnesota, Twenty-one members ot the orchestra played in the Twin City Clinic Student Band at Northrop Memorial Auditorium on February 23. This was sponsored by the Minnesota Bandmaster's Association, ot which Mr. Abbott is president. There were sixty-six members, but a tew prominent players were lost by graduation, This group included Carl Bartsch, Robert Swanson, john lviadura, Edward l-lanson, and Vernon l-loft. iiimiiuiiiiuiii ORCHESTRA j Top row-l-lanson, Neff, Black, Bartsch, Peleaux, Meland, Wilson ,,,Af' Fourth row-Vaydee, Felth, Lund, Anderson, Clardy, Palmer , Third row-Homme, Swanson, Brandt, Hlavsa, Lapensky , ' H ni Second rowe-lensen, Bidwell, Brady, Shatter, Hohage, Sedu E . ' Bottom row-Swanson, Bailey, Cramolini, Hegdahl, Simpson, Remy l ' 'WA , ! LW 4 A , 4 L L l A. Q.. f if Lf ,ii , 'N ' gl 'ii 1 v l ' 4 ,yi f ,W j . A , x . . iliflllllwj' lil ,if ff ti, Miele qs uv V Sl 'wif' Top row-Kimpton, Anderson, Hegdahl, Luftman, Mason, Hagglund, johnson, Ericks Seventh row-Carlson, Cook, Flanery, Quist, Engstrom, Reiter, Peterson, Calin Sixth row-lvlueller, Hamlin, Rundhaug, Rundhaug, larel, Thorn, Benedict Fifth row-Scotvold, Leverentz, Stockland, Ekstrum, Tingstad, lacobs, Lillico, Baklcerud Fourth row-Copouls, johnson, Susag, Botnar, Schlemmer, Bossert, Peterson Third row-Hill, Hanson, Lohman, Ness, Brungan, Haberland, Stengel, Opheirn Second rovv-lvlalstrom, Gregg, Hamis, lohnson, Soergel, Lillico, Bergquist Bottom row-Huntington, Olausen, Ousdahl, Larson, Berseker, Kosten, LaCroix, Wold CLE! CLUD3 llllllllllllllllllll To bring the school and the community closer to- gether, the South High Clee Clubs, under the direc- tion ot Mr. Criebenow, have given several concerts at churches, banquets, and meetings ot Parents and Teachers Association. At Christmas time they sang carols at the Steel Ma- chinery and in the halls of the school. The glee clubs, consisting ot about ninety-tive mixed voices, also pre- sented selections trom the St. Olat's Choir Series in the school auditorium on a program tor Good Will Day. The remainder ot the term vvas spent preparing tor their operetta, The Count and the Coed. ' 'SCENE FROM 'fTHE COUNT AND THE CO-ED Top row-Olausen, Swanson, Erickson, Nielsen, Gustafson, Booth, Murtaugh Fifth row-Sidwell, Cain, Lischeid, Lyons, Myers, Beihoffer Fourth row-McDermott, Nelsen, Amundson, Nelson, Stone Third row-MacCarthy, Magnuson, Lundemo, Armstrong, Oas, johnson Second row-Lund, Pfeifer, Magnuson, Nelson, Kelly Bottom row-Griebenow, Hoover, Caspersen, Hollingsworth, LaTourelle, Schustar After two years absence, the operetta returned to South High with the presentation of The Count and the Coed. This musical comedy, pertaining to college lite and involving the adventures of one of the stu- dents who was mistaken for a count, was given by the V glee clubs in the auditorium on March 2l and 22. Mr. Griebenow and Mrs. Kirkham directed the production while the gymnasium departments offered their assist- ance. The principals in the cast included Herbert Hoover, Ruth Bakkerud, Carl Bartsch, Dorothea Moeller, and Harold I-Lmdemoi r i CAST OF THE COUNT AND THE CO-ED l Si ii D qs, 9 If snip HQ?- JANUARY COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM lllllllllllllllllll JANU RV ioiiriiiiiiniui lllllllllllllllllll To observe the tercentenary ot the tirst American public high school, the january class chose the de- velopment ot schools tor their commencement pro- gram. The tirst scene, portraying the colonial period, showed only boys being taught by schoolmasters who vvere quite obviously unprepared in the subjects they taught, The second scene, showing the Civil War period, included girls as students. ln the last scene the modern class room vvas depicted, The A Senior president, Robert Zemple, delivered the class message, and the South ltligh orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. Abbott, played the processional. SCENE FROM COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM A AVERAGE STUDENTS OF JUNE CLASS The observance of the three-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the first American high school, which vvas the theme of the lanuary commencement program, was continued by the lune class in its programs This theme was carried out in the salutatory, the com- mencement address, and the valedictory. The class vvas unique in that South had six graduates, all of vvhom had an A average during their senior high school course. A special feature of the program was a one-act play entitled The Valiant, The program also included a vocal solo, several selections by a mixed quartette, and selections by the South l-ligh school orchestra. JUNE l0tll1ENllQllllll SCENE FROM JUNE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 4+ SCENES FROM THE CLASS PLAY '1i?lilliilll ' cuss On December l4, the lanuary class presented as its class play, l'The Bells, a murder melodrama. The play is a story of the disintegration ot a rnan's mind by the weight ot his own crirne. ln the cast were Richard Taclcaberry, Esther Dahl, lune Lawrence, Alvin Olsen, Clark lvlahood, Edward Madigan, lack Stewart, Ann Botnar, Oscar Goldstein, john lVlamis, and Don Reinnegar. In addition a farce called 'KA Regular Fix! was pre- sented. ln the cast were Herbert Ward, Alice Seayey, Robert Alexander, Margy lane, lack Stewart, George Sandell, Eva Dufour, Ceorgene Torell, Roy Mattison. A DANCE IN THE CLASS PLAY ,, - 55 ff: SCENES FROM THE TAILOR-MADE MAN The Tailor-Made Man, a comedy in four acts, was presented by the june graduating class May l7. Prin- cipals in the cast included William Lyons, Clerice Romaine, Mildred Strot, Geraldine Watts, Dorothy Plantz, Edward Lund, Robert Guthrie, and Audrey Lewis. Others in the cast were lerry Tournville, Louis Bene- dict, Robert Olson, Maurice Speedy, Robert Peterson, Alden Floren, Verna Schendel, Lyman Fordham, Axel Burkman, lohn lvladura, l-lazel Tanem, Walter Burry, Eleanor Storland, Lester Bakken, Ragna Wick, David l-lanson, and Raymond johnson. The play was under the direction of Miss Fish. REHEARSING THE CLASS PLAY FT, CLASS DLAV IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll X ki P A Y AW ws - PM wW 5 'mx I Aj E SM . Top row-Wheeler, l-lultine, Noren, Munson, Martin, Lassen, Cunningham, Etta Sixth row-Quist, Anderson, Hultgren, Anderson, Nyquist, Kitchen, johnson Fifth row-Williams, Peterson, Rinkenburger, Carlson, Hogem, Cruice, Larson, Rampmeir Fourth row-Olausen, Traeger, Lubick, Wexler, Friedman, Widen, Rundhaug Third row-Brandt, Lohman, Nickerson, johnson, Schmidt, Hamlin, Toenberg, Schlemmer Second row-Anderson, Englund, Hansen, Mitchell, Pieper, johnson, Hood Bottom row-Rindal, Bristol, Swanson, Miss Smith, Seavey, Wilen Top row-Sodergren, Anderson, Ebel, Sixth row-Nelson, Peterson, Peterso Blue Triangle is a junior and senior girls organization which is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. The girls of the club pledge themselves to face life squarely, to find and give the best. The club strives to create a feeling of friendship among the ZOO members, and to provide entertainment for all types of girls. Every girl is given an active part in the club through its nine committees. O F F I C E R S First Semester President - ----- LUCILLE SWANSON Vice President - - MARIE BRISTOL Secretary - - - ALICE SEAVEY Treasurer - - LOIS WILEN . MISS jACOBSEN AdV'Se'S ' ' ' iviiss SMITH Y. W. C. A. - MRS, DOROTHY GULICK Lenz, Rogstad, Hagman, Cacharelis, Bedford n, Mitchell, Nelson, Swanson, Erickson Fifth row-jaeger, Sigford, jacke, Knutson, Morrison, Melin, Unger, Dolan Fourth row-Carlson, Fenske, Colburn, Tarman, Ryerson, jacobson, Lofberg Third row-Stern, Pahr, Nelson, Casperson, Moody, Wahlberg Second row-Kronschnable, Kelly, Selvig, Sweet, Foster, Williams, Hokanson Bottom row-Rubbert, Pederson, Peterson, Torell, Paul, I-Iauch, Reiter ll... I '1 i I mf l ll ill li: I I I... Il ll rll , ,i il l Top row-Cross, Eklund, Overseth, Lund, Peterson Piepho Mattson Scotvold Sixth row-DuFour, Ekstrum, Erickson, Bjoin Goetzenberger Ryden Carlson Fifth row-Anderson, Anderson, Carlson, Schroeder Stabeck Waiss Balick LaMere Fourth row-Anderson. Beihofter, Anderson, Flanery Berg Bakkerud johnson Third row-Ramsay, Burns, Oas, Plantz, Sturtevant Gustafson Solberg Smith Second row-Soteroplos, Hansen, Copouls, Dorayne Carlson Lunke Fleischbein Bottom row-Krenz, Lindquist, Miss jacobson Edwards Pettit Hegdahl The initiation ot the new members took place October 25 at I-loly Trinity Church. On November 25, the Blue Triangle combined with the Hi-Y and presented the Thanksgiving service in the school auditorium before school. This organization also distributed baskets for the needy and members gave their services to the Holiday Bureau. 0 F F I C E R S Second Semester President - ----- LUCILLE SWANSON Vice-President - ------ RAGNA WICK Secretary - - - ELEANOR EVERSON Treasurer - - GENEVA RINDAL . Miss IACOBSEN Adwsefs ' ' Miss srviiru Y. W. C. A. - - MRS. DOROTHY GULICK Top' row-Harper, Holm, Kittridge, Sasman, Mix Stohl Beadle Wink Schroeder Sixth row-Murray, Flannery, Anderson, Serigstad Ludowitz lvers MacDonald Straiton Fifth row-Beadle, johnson, Murdock, Olstad, Miller Synnes Smith Robinson Strom Fourth row-johnson, Wyrzykowski, Nelson, Lawrence Moe Rosenberg Nygren Gravatt Third row-Burnham, Huttner, Saltzman, Hahn Warre Clark Tighe Segal Schwartz Second row-I-leld, Osborne, Emerson, Cleveland Romaine Gunderson Kimball Philips Bottom row-Dahl Wick, Oken, johnson, Everson Lane Lovaas A , 41. lik l l CDCD 9,g5'5l -rgqno ojo., Erlang SSEI SEIU, ll 3 Zrn cuximm molTo. 330' -:x,3r- Pg- gh 70-f 99323 1 770-I 33mg O'U 0312. Zglmm 1 .2333 .33 LTI.-' ng Q Pwnc mCm U133m 2 55' 4IwS7Q emsz 3. gmffl .mm wo mga: CFD SQQ DJ as fb 3 rl. QZ--403' mm ofD5'5' f-1-0--C -+0-m 03:15 30.,cg o EQTI Ili? Zfforo -. -,m 032.6- 7V ami' -. SR' 37 D' Lf7lD . EU -iwwg OZ3. 2011 'U .-'-H-33 WWZQ -.img :TTD 4:43. .QM S: lg QOOQ- -I-wr. 83-8 F1335 ..fU 1 3 ?a an cm Q. 2229 lll SOZ 'El..3E o wma fi-+ CUE' Qur it ei LADJ -'17, U7 The Torchbearers Club composed ot girls from the A and I3 senior classes strives to promote higher living standards and better friendships between the girls. The name Torchbearers is taken from the symbol ot a torch which represents the spirit of friendship and the bearer signifies the girls belonging to the club striving to hold up its ideals. Among the speakers heard at meetings this year were Miss Sweat who spoke on lICIothes,l' and Miss V. L. Cray who spoke on I-lobbies. OFFICERS First Semester President - - ----- MARLYS IOHNSON Vice-President - ---- KATI-IRYN KILLALEA - LOUISE HOLM ELAINE SICFORD - - LOIS WILEN - - DORIS OKEN - VlOI.A DORAN MISS WATT MISS FRIEDLANDER Secretary - - - - Treasurer ---- - Membership Chairman - Program Chairman - - Social Chairman - - - Advisers - Il 4 D4 D llll 1 Ill D 1 lll P 1 I Ii I lll I ll I s Top row-johnson, l-legdahl, Noren, Anderson, Etta, Mclntosh Third row-laclce, l-lolton, Friedman, Moscovitz, Silver Second row-Moody, Shipp, Traeger, Peterson, Rubbert, Colburn Bottom row4Wilen, Sigford, johnson, Killalea, Holm The semi-annual party of the Torchbearer and Muske- teer Clubs is one of the main social events of the year. This party is held in the school library. Another term-affair is the senior farewell party given by the B senior girls for the graduating members. The election of new officers for the Torchbearer club was held February 20. The club's initiation party for new mem- bers was held February 26 and was a Hobo party. 'El The Torchbearers presented a silver loving cup to the E school, and each term names of the salutatorian and T the valedictorian are engraved on it. rl' O F F I C E R S G Second Semester President - - ------ MELVA PETTIT Vice-President - ----- HARRIET IOHNSON Secretary - - - - - - l.OlS ERICKSON Treasurer ---- ---- E LAlNE SICFORD Membership Chairman - - CATHERHNIE WYRZYKOWSKI Program Chairman - - ---- VlVlAN STERN Adviser ---- ---- M lSS IENSON Top row-Lubick, Wexler, Kitchen, Anderson, Paul, Pederson Third row-Walmsley, Lawrence, johnson, Ekstrom, Anderson, Bakkerud, Englund Second row-Edwards, Wyrzykowski, Lindgren, lohnson, Bristol. Stern Bottom row-Nelson, Nelson, Sodergren, Murray, Dahl ... A 'KN , ,, S - ,, Q 1 P5 -my -- f-+4 ff' 1 DM, , W -4 : he ff V 'Q ' z .4 ,,. '35 - J T T p-f Top row-Cowan, Fredeen, Eklund, Overseth, Anderson, Ryden Fourth row-Leverentz, johnson, Flanery, Holt, Christon Third row-Rindal, Malmsten, Kelly, Lillico, McDermott, Buckley Second row-Schwartz, Larson, Carlson, Bastien, Steiher Bottom row-Murray, Anderson, Miss Craif, Lunke The Sorelles Club, organized in place ot the Camp Fire group, is a new organization at South this year. The Sorelles is derived from the French word meaning sister. its platform contains three precepts: good H citizenship, service to the school, and promotion ot E friendship. These the girls in the club are pledged to P observe. ln October l934, Miss Crait sent out a I call for all girls interested in joining a club of this N kind, and almost one hundred girls responded. Ciirls G from all grades were invited to join, and the group F grew within a few months into one ot the major clubs E at South High. S 0 F F I C E R S First Semester President - - ---- MARCUERITE HARPER Vice President - ----- PEARL LUFTMAN Treasurer - - - LORRAINE ERICKSON Secretary - - - RUTH HETLAND Chaplain - - - - MARJORIE SHOGREN Rest Room Chairman - - - - DORAYNE CALlN Top row-Ebel, Caspersen, Cacharelis, Callahan, Andersen, Kitteridge Fourth row-Straiton, Beck, Hanley, Zollman, Anderson Third row-Schlemmer, Eckerstrom, Hansen, Stokes, Becket, McDermott Second row-johnson, Bristol, Peterson, Peterson, Winston Bottom row-l-letland, PeKarna, Luftman, Erickson :: '4f' YB Q-Q' ,J M . 1 5' ,. -'St 1, 1 ' U' 5 1, ,M i 1 - 4-A Vw. I Top row--Quist, Pokorny, Fawell, Murdock Nelson Otis Fourth row-Dougherty, Balick, Silver, Waiss Segal Third row--Maxwell, McKnight, Swanson Wyrzykowski Anderson johnson Second row-Winslow, Osborne, Tuff, McDermott Fleischbein Bottom row-lvers, Shogren, Calin, Luftman One of the first tasks Sorelles Club undertook this year was to sponsor the freshman convocation. This was sponsored for all new B freshmen and B sopho- mores. The presidents of all the clubs were introduced and each pupil was presented with a handbook of information on South High, Mr. Severson and Mr. lvlcliusick gave them a formal welcome and the cheer- leaders acquainted them with a few of the yells. The girls of this club also have charge of the girls' rest-rooms. They have furnished them with the pro- ceeds from selling homecoming banners and from the Valentine sunlite. O F F I C E R S Second Semester President - - ----- LORRAINE PEKARNA Vice President - -f--- PEARL LUFTMAN Secretary - - - RUTH HETLAND Treasurer - - - LORRAINE ERICKSON Chaplain - - - - MARIORIE SHOCJREN Rest Room Chairman - - - DORAYNE CALIN Top row-johnson, Lovaas, Pearson, Harper Beem Croettufn Fourth row-Peterson, Bouhardt, Breager Anderson Larson Third row-Burnham, Dougherty, Lundeen Engstrom Everson Hedberg Second row-C-austad, Larson, Sweet Ankenbrandt Hansen Bottom row-Erickson, Mix, Davidson Serigstad eq 551 - his 1-Q., Top row--Ebel, Cacharelis, johnson, Hallott, Davidson, Mix, Andersen Third row-Robison, Hermon, Berg, lacobs, Lestor, Isaacson Second row-Anderson, Botnar, Scanlon, McMullin, lohnson Bottom row-Croettum, Peliarna, Nordberg, Soteroplos, Fredeen, Williams . ol 3? The Girls Athletic Association of South High was founded in l9l4. Since then, this club has rapidly developed and is now one of the largest in the school. Its main objective is to create interest in athletics, to teach the girls good sportsmanship and co-operation, and to develop leadership. Members ot the club par- ticipate in a variety of sports including soccer, volley- ball, diamond-ball, basketball, track, hiking and tennis. Points are awarded according to merit. For the first lOO points a numeral is awarded. An S letter is awarded to those girls who receive 600 points and an all-city emblem to those receiving l,OOO points. O F F I C E R S First Semester President - '- ----- Tl-IEA SOTEROPLOS Vice-President - - MILDRED FREDEEN Secretary - - - LORRAINE PEKARNA Treasurer - - DELPHINE NORBERC Advisers A MISS HAUC-LAND MRS. TANGEN 74, '5Top row-l-laaf, Wiik, l-letland, Wold, Kelly, Soberg, Dolan S Third row-Jensen, Oittens, Mcliitterick, Bocko, Murray, Tasa ff. Second row-Tuff, johnson, Peterson, Anderson, Plantz, Asplin xx! Bottom row-Lunke, Carlson, Bristol, Sweet, Schlemmer, Bastien Q. 4... L C3 Top row Erlcks Dols Molxne Errckson Eklund Bjorn Beem Thrrd row Moe Mclinught OBleness Flanery Berumen Cahn Second row Lundquust Grenek Nelson McMahon Hanson Bottom row Anderson Peterson Saltzman Wnck Cross Tours To the C A A gurls vvho recelve l5OO pornts for athletrcs and whose average IS at least a C goes the honor of havrng thelr names put on the srlver loving cup This year Ragna Wick vvon thus dlstlnctlon The C A A raises money for theur letters emblems and numerals by sponsornng a Thanksgnvnng sunlrte and a St Patrick s sunlste and by sellmg confectsons at the football games Two tradrtronal partres are held each semester one for the Incoming freshmen and one for the graduat Ing A senlors The theme of the 35 freshman party was Come and be a kid again O FICERS Second Semester Presudent MILDRED FREDEEN Vnce President HELEN LINDQUIST Secretary RUTH STEIHER Treasurer IENNIE IENSEN MISS HAUCLAND 'tv' Advisers MRS TANQEN Top row Severson Kohl Lovaas Muller Murdock Bow Trulen Thlrd row Shlpp Whelan Doberstenn Larson Klmball Lee Second row Counter Copouls Stelher Osborne Kimball Bottom row Mornson Luftman Luttman Comer Hauch Anderson T' Top row Lane Alexander Olson, Tallos, Severson, Rutsvold, Miller Fourth row Rundhaug Homme, Tingstad, Hilsen, Lovaas, jacobsen Third row johnson Severson Skow, Nelson, Oas Second row Peterson Brown Tuttle, Holm, Hansen, Ness B ttom row Ahlberg Doran Bristol, Dahl, Unger, Benedict The purpose of the Edda Club of South High is to give its members a better understanding of Norwegian an- cestral background and to encourage them to live up to the mental, moral, and cultural standards tradition set tor them. One ot its important activities is the publication of a monthly paper, The Eramf, The club meets on the tirst and third Wednesdays of the month. A party is given each month, with dancing and games constituting the main activities ot the program. Edda combines with Svithiod in giving a party at the Southtown Y, W, C. A, at the end ot the year. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester ESTHER DAHI. - - President - - EVA CAMPBELL MARIE BRISTOL - Vice President - MARVIN ALBERC LaVERNE UNCER - - Secretary - BERTILLA McDERMOTT VIOLA DORAN - - Treasurer - BEATRICE jOHNSON Louis Biaucoicri Louis Bsucoicr iviARviN Auseiaoi ' 5efgea'i af'AfmS ' iizeive ioiarvsou MISS RACHIE - - - Adviser - - MISS RACHIE Top row Stabeck Rogstad Schroeder Rinkenberger, Synnes, Casperson, Anderson Fourth row Smith Halen Carlson Schmidt, Hilsen, Cunderson Third row johnson Hanson Krier Breigan, Huntington Second row Berntsen Lillico Wick Erickson, Gunderson, McDermott Bottom row Hood johnson johnson Morrison, Pettit, Melin pt 1. -mm, BJ- , 4 N Ally, :nw 'ri amglogl -1-n-.C.U -+01-, o 0.4 as rf' rl., O O E -1-1,-1 0040 sslskj, blngba' O '7v RT!-'w-3 .336-:lg BJ Iogrnfl o-3-30' -1 300m -3a'T f+vE .. 117120 2323? ,,. - Q. 5571572 :a.,,-,mm -U.f.5.rO fD,,'lh3 EAS' 5' 11 react? c.. .,cn. 03-aww IQOSF 3m47fT-'am 81085, 3 .3-Dm 30- 'D Gag? 41:34-4 wmmm H3333 3--2 ' Q. eftigj 330501 B 35 Q 3 9 Q:- Dv U1 'Q 5 r r 'FM' .im .gf .' QR Svithiod is a club organized for students in the Swedish classes and for students ot Swedish descent, The members carry out the aim of the club by studying personages of Swedish extraction who have contributed to American culture and science as well as by studying Swedish science, literature, and art. Meetings are held twice each month at the Southtown Y. W. C, A. one in the afternoon and the next one in the evening. A short business meeting is followed by a program. The important events of the year were the donations of old toys to the Holiday Bureau and the Edda- Svithiod party. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester BERNARD HULTMAN - President - RUSSELL FREDRICKSON IOHN HOLM - - - Vice President - - VlVlAN LARSON MYRTLE HORN - - - Secretary - - - MYRTLE HORN ALVlN OKEN - - - Treasurer - - LUCYLLE BERC WILLIAM jOHNSON -Sergeant-at-Arms - EAESQRFQEQEASON, MRS, PETERSON - - - Adviser - - MRS. PETERSON -'4Jv'u wmCU OZ lv Top row-Seavey, Eklund, Munson, Mattson, Noren, johnson, Nyquist Fourth row-Peterson, Linder, Larson, Torell, Swanson, johnson Third row-Nelson, Sodergren, Berg, Beihoffer, Carlson Second row-Bergersen, Berg, Burnham, Stern, Hokanson, Kimball Bottom row-Lotberg, Sigtord, Nelson, Shogren, Botnar, johnson ,sv ,M 6. P- Q- A , A. :al sf, W ,,,, ,LM 'Sf 'V . ,L , .., N,- Jl :V 3 s. . J l avi' 'Y' i an -2.1 I 1 alms I 1 '17 Huh. mm om5'E' -v-FX-, -1-01-5 030.1 30..,0 ,102 002' W5 WIDE: seat Elma-'U 3--1,--. mg.-CD C3 Fi Sm- Im Lnr-64 533-3 3 'D-LDT 336' 3 vygo Fi? 'ff-3 '-rn -fo Us 'Erica Sgr? .303- -J I 25532 97 lg mmI. .333 Oar? E5-325. '11w'O'f 530t- 3-+001 .ijam U, 1 cf-59. in-.-X mg:-O our rn a on rn - Q2-m:uj,m1rn:u mm -ri ofD?05l -,omg-O -+9-11 3:0-5-K 0.1 0 0-12 Basal S S 0 Ilgla -lgsgii' D920-1-r '-foww -11059 -lmQQ33 3:1 a. -CL e'?ZQ 0. .egg-ag 7s3',fD 3f3 mQ FD 3-03:10, RIRHE' F3555 N4 wave' fn- 'O GG-mmo .-. 3 azng- - - beeing? ., . FIT- Suv rn? Z- a QQI 133319, -l:-'gy IJ E 5 S Q. 1 CD Q The Silver Triangle Club is a branch ofthe Y. W. C, A. organized for freshman and sophomore girls. The club strives to get more of these girls interested in school activities and to create friendship among them. This club is rapidly increasing in size and importance. At Thanksgiving they contributed their services to the Holiday Bureau. At the beginning of the new semester, in order to raise money, they sponsored a movie after school entitled Uptown New Yorkl' and featuring Jack Oakie. One ot the outstanding speakers ot the year was Mrs, Howard Lindsay who spoke on Color- ful India. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester JUNE PETERSON - - - President - - - LOIS AKENSON MARCELLA TRAECER - Vice President - DOROTHY HEDTKE LOlS AKENSON - - - Secretary - - - AUDREY KUHN JOSEPHJNE KORANIK - Treasurer-BETTY JANE NORDCREN MJSS JUNE MILLER - Y. W. C. A. - MISS JUNE MILLER MISS BREMERT Ad . MlSS BREMER Miss Bostiaoivi 5 ' ' WSWS ' rviiss BOSTROM my -. . 4 , . ts!Als 0 D llnll lll 'H lllli l l mil n . All alll N ll -f X -, S as Top row-Chamberlain, Nyquist, Turner, Lane, Rader, Miller Third rowFTorell, Lawrence, Lyness, Murdock, Lovaas Second row-Schwartz, Killalea, Anderson, Doran Bottom row-Caspersen, McTighe, johnson, Mahood ln an ettort to promote creative writing ot fiction, the Fiction Club was organized ten years ago. The three purposes ot the club are to create an interest in original writing, to discover talent among the students, and to read books ot modern authors and discuss them. The club holds meetings twice a month and requires one or more original stories, essays, or poems. At each meeting, a newspaper made up by the members is read. A mid-semester party tor the graduating A Seniors was held. Fiction Club also contributed to the Com- munity Fund. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester CEORCE SANDELL - - President - - - ROBERT LYNESS lAMES MCTICHE - - Vice President - - LLOYD HOMME LaVERNE UNCER - - Secretary ---- LOIS MlX MARLYS lOl-lNSON - - Treasurer - - EUNlCE LOVAAS CLARK MAHOOD Sergeant EDWARD BERNSTEN RICHARD TACKABERRY -at-Arms DON RAIDER MISS ELEANOR NELSON - Adviser - MISS ELEANOR NELSON Top row-Mclntosh, Petersen, Peliarna, l-lomme, Mix Third row-Harper, Stewart, Oken, Wilen, Swenson, Lewis Second row-Berntsen, Bristol, Pommer, Dahl, Wong Bottom row-Fenske, Erickson, Sandell, Unger at v 'r Wi J ' WTI, , ner x A Top row-Mahood, Drum, Ciuthrie, Rohlen, Olson, Speedy Third row-Sorenson, Tasa, Asplin, Butler, Sweet Second row-Flattem, Norheim, Allen, Susag, johnson, Madura Bottom row-Sedell, Burry, McTighe, Dale, Lund The l-li-Y strives to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Every member strives for clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. The club is com- posed ot three chapters, which meet every Tuesday evening. The activities throughout the past year in- cluded the l-li-Y-Blue Triangle Thanksgiving program, the selling ot megaphones, the service during Home- coming, and the running of the second-hand bookroom. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester CARL GUSTAFSON - - President - - - CARL BARTSCH CARL BARTSCH - - Vice President - - ROBERT CUTHRIE ALVlN OKEN ---- Secretary - - EDWARD HETLAND MARSHALL SHERMAN - Treasurer - - OMER NORHEIM EDWARD HETLAND - Sergeant-at-Arms STANLEY CHAMBERS MR. NYHOLM - - - Adviser - - - MR. NYHOLM MR. TRIPP ---- Y. M. C. A. ---- MR. TRIPP Top row-Erickson, Black, Bakken, Ward, Sorenson, Chambers Third row-Wick, Ebel, Hallberg, Rader, Ellingson Second row-Pommer, Williams, Fredrickson, Sullivan, Swanson, Wadsworth Bottom row-l-letland, Oken, Gustafson, Bartsch, Sherman I i, I , ll Ill Top row-Mamis, Lawrence, I-lultman, Piepho, Chamberlain Middle row-Bristol, Lindgren, Pheifer, McDonald, Serber, Gustafson Bottom row-Linder, Wong, Holton, Seltz, johnson The National Honor Society was organized last fall for the first time in South l-ligh School. The charter members of the society totaled sixty-eight. Of these fifteen per cent were A seniors, ten per cent B seniors and five per cent A juniors, These students are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The recognition service held in the auditorium officially initiated these candidates as members, A similar program will be given to recognize new members in the future. Members of of the service. Those who wished purchased gold pins. T I the society received membership certificates the day Q I O N 0 F F I C E R S President - - ----- WALTER LISCHEID Vice President - - - MILLARD RUUD Secretary - - HELEN LINDQUIST Advisers MR' NYHOLM MRS. ELLIFE Adviserg MISS BREMER MISS BOSTROM Chairman - MISS COTTON .. A... Top row-Lischeid, Olson, Erickson, Hatlestad, Sorensen, Chryst, Wass, Silverman, Eloren, Hitchcock Fourth row-Rubbert, Engstrom, Lovaas, lohnson, Bodin, Lyness, Lewis, Rask, Rundhaug Third row-Christensen, l-lorn, Walberg, Bakkerud, Dorfner, Sodergren, Rindal, l-lansen, Swanson, laeger Second row-Romaine, Swanson, Larson, Ginsberg, Wick, Sullivan, Selvig, Plantz, Lindquist Bottom row-Wexler, Ruud, Severson, Behr, Stone, Bergstrom, l-lolioff, johnson, Lund, Fredrickson A AL M, A V tfllrti . I .gg L 2. P , Se' Q . in Top row--Krier, Lenz, Andersen, Ebel, Connor, Cronen Second row--Haines, Warre, Brandt, Rodger, Bastien Bottom rowhTurner, Saltzman, Shroeder, McCarthy The Art Club was organized last year and has for its purpose the study ot creative art by students interested in art outside ot class. Regular otticers were elected this year instead of the council members elected previously Meetings are held each Monday during which cratt problems are discussed. The Camera Clan was newly organized this year. lt is comprised ot those students who are interested in photography, They strive to study fundamentals and to further the purpose ot photography. Meetings are held every other Thursday. The business ot the A R T I S T S Ari Club Second Semester LOUlSE SCHROEDER - - President MADELHNIE HOOD - - Vice-President HELEN SALTZMAN - - Secretary LaVERlXlE KRlER - - - Treasurer MISS WESTBROOK - - Adviser - Top row-Rothenberger, Erickson, Sorensen, Bartsch, Beatty, Lischeid, Parker Fourth row-Soberg, Murdock, Davidson, Melberg, Miller, Anderson Third row-Lovaas, lacobs, Olausen, Homme, Ebel, Lyness, l-letland Second row--Berntsen, Bastien, Chalker, johnson, Brandt, Allen Bottom row-Butterworth, Lewis, Turner, Mix, Benson meeting is followed by discussions on photography. O F F I C E R S Camera Clan First Semester WlLLlAM TURNER - MYER IACOBS - AUDREY LEWIS - AUDREY LEWlS MlSS STEPHENSON Nr if t Q5 A A . ,r.l , M W T lg ,,,,, . Wm llldh A llllf lla! li A ml i lll Top row-Nyquist, Mahood, Wheeler, Mclntosh, Tackaberry, Hegdahl Third row-Lawrence, Cross, Mamis, Mitchell, Seavey Second row-johnson, MacDonald, Gustafson, Sodergren, Goldberg, Torell Bottom row-lacke, Dahl, Miss Nelson, Miss Davidson, Toenberg, Hamlin Practical experience in library work is obtained by the Student library staff of South High under the able supervision of Miss Davidson and Miss Brown This experience is obtained by shelving books, collecting, stamping, and delivering passes, finding material for students, attending the main desk, checking and stamping books that are being drawn or returned and performing various other duties. Five students for H each period are chosen from those who wish that ex- 0 perience, and they spend one period every day in the B library. For this work one credit is given, Ig S A change in the system of passes was instituted this year, Library passes are now obtained from the librarian, not from the teachers. The plan tends to keep the library from being overcrowded. Miss Davidson, owing to an unfortunate accident, was, unable to be at her accustomed place for part of the fall term. The vacancy was filled by Miss Vallentyne. Top row-C-ruetzke, Anderson, Wefring, Fredeen, Handskemager, Beihoffer Fourth row-Maxfield, Hanson, Williams, Waldron, Nelson Third row-Emerson, Street, Anderson, Ronning, Maxwell, Rubbert Second row-Sweet, Straiton, Melin, Sodergren, Culp Bottom row-l-legdahl, Reineck, Vallentyne, Nelson, Kromado, Cross fic 1 ,, am, , 3 , , Q W, 1 -- ' X c ...,, 4 3, . NJ ,wiv N .-.. .-hp , an Nh 7 I Qi 1 CC' J- cs ll mpgli Top row-Lovaas, Miller, PeKarna, Mix, Davidson K Second row-Penske, Wong, Harper, Bastien A Bottom row-Lewis, Patterson, Murdock l F1415 The Pegasus Club was organized to stimulate the writ- ing of original verse. This club contributed largely to ' A Clints in the Sand. The Thalian Muse column in the Southerner also contains verses written by mem- bers ot this organization. This club has an initiation . ritual written in verse, which all new memtbers must it tal 5 X4 E H O know to be admitted. ' The purpose of the Aero Club is the promotion and study of aeronautics. Meetings are held in the school every Wednesday. A small room, adjoining room l5, belongs exclusively to the club members. The club sponsored a model airplane contest this year which was open to all students. O F F I C E R S Pegasus RAMONA BASTIEN - Vice-President LOIS MIX - - - Secretary-Treasurer GLENN BLANCHE - - - Groom MRS. BYERLY - - - Adviser - -- JIU' Mfgk-C PIU S Top row-Elliot, Bergstrom, Turneq, Beatty, Logan, Edwartsen, Layeux Third row-Oas, Diaz, Norrbom, Bonerud, Sather, Bowman Second row-LaCroix, Allen, Wderius, Nelson, Stroberger, Sanasac, Sletten Bottom row-Christopherson, Madura, l-latlestad, Mr. Jennings, Starr, Taylor I V I Aero AUDREY LEWIS - - - President - HAROLD l-IATTLESTAD ioiiisi ivmpuiaf-x GORDON sTARR MR, lENNlNGS .' gtg, my ,xmifgg I r ls xl R lO6 bww, ,I 4, 44 C-if ,Q 5 .Q 'L vi. -T' V V K B bv- II ,llll lnl I ll I I 5 1 li I Illl ui., i lllll llll ll I I 'L 1 Q 1 tax., Fw ,,, Il ll H ,lm ,I The International Quill and Scroll Honorary Society for I-Iigh School journalism was created for the pur- pose of maintaining and furthering the high standards of journalism in the secondary schools. Through the efforts of South's Quill and Scroll Chapter the school received the Rotary Club International Good Will Trophy in I934 in a state-wide contest. Musketeers Quill 8: Scroll GEORGE DALE - - - President - - - AUDREY LEWIS ANKER STUDSGA1'-XRD -Vice-President - NORVIN ERICKSON RUSSELL FREDRICKSON -Secretary - - EUINIICE LOVAAS GEORGE GRAFF - - - Treasurer - - EUNICE LOVAAS MR PRATT? . - - Advisers - - - Miss eLAisoEu. Top row-Berntsen, Erickson, I-larper, Lyness Bottom row-Lovaas, McTighe, Lewis The Musketeers Club is a service club comprised of senior boys. The member's scholarship and service record must be approved to be eligible for member- ship. The club renders service to the school and R promotes friendship and fellowship. I I FICERS Top row-Sandell, Mattson, Parks. Ward, Olson, Zempel, Graff Fifth row-McTigheI, Booth, Madigan, Gustafson, Ledegar, Mahood Fourth row-Benedict, Dale, Hallberg, Mahre, Burry Third row-Tourville, Segal, Olsen, Knoblauch, Wicklander, Fister Second row-Fredrickson, Stewart, Sherman, Seltz, Madura Bottom row-Patterson, Sedell, Oken, Chamberlain, Calin, Lindahl I if V :get -7 rm. , '-fi 'is I, 1 K. - ' Q . i.- I. :gg .... .. A Y, 4.. , soft 4. -4 T .2 ,av .w fw r . Q U I Q A Top row-Robson, Skramstad, Nelson, O'Brien, Velander, Makousky, A. lrgens, V, lrgens, Newton, HoweIl,A. johnson, Carlson E ' Second rowL-Coach Barnard, Anderson, Lamprnan, Steinke, Russ, Olson, Zemple, E , : Kolhoff, l-lardman,:Nystrom, Coach lllstrup :..L--5 Bottom row-Rohlen, Danielson, Thomas, Thompson, Captain Connolly, Bernhardt, Smith, ' Peterson, Bailey, Hultman T? Breath-taking speed . . . deadly blocking . . . vicious H-,.-:fl-2: tackling tell the story of the l934 Tigers, the city and .L::.. Twin City champions in football, In all departments of :TJ football they displayed that superiority that spelled is 5 A victory. The fleet-footed lrgens brothers supplied the A' YET' speed, but the others paved their way. The line was a 5 bulwark of strength on defense as well as on the it A offense and Russ's long distance punting was another outstanding asset to the team. In the game for the ,Q Twin City championship it proved itself one of the best i, teams Minneapolis sent into such a contest, i934 Football Scores fe South ...... ........ .... 2 O Edison ...,. 'Ti' South ....... ......,. l 3 North ............. fi-1 South ....... ........ l 2 Marshall ......... 'E South ....... ........ 2 5 Washburn ..... E E- South ....... ........ l 3 Roosevelt ....... E E South .,,....... ......... 2 8 West ........,....,... ........ l 4 'E Z South .......... ......... l 3 Central .................... .... 6 South .......... ......... 3 8 St. Paul Central ........ .... 7 --- BucKiNG Ti-is LINE Li .E ,,,, ,M ,A i , . END RUNS South opened the l934 season with Edison as its first opponent. A determined opposition featured this game but the Tigers emerged with a 20 to O victory. On North's field the following week, the Tigers served notice that they were marching for a championship when they defeated a strong North team l3 to 7. Marshalls defending champions were next in line, but when the gun ended that game they were on the short end of a l2 to 7 score. This marked the first defeat of the Redmen since l93l. Final Standings W. L. T. Pct. Tp. Op. South ...... . ...... 7 O O l .OOO 124 40 Central .......... ...... 6 l O .851 l 44 40 Marshall ........ ...... 4 2 l .750 l I8 55 North ............ ...... 4 2 l ' .750 4l 52 Roosevelt ........ ...... 2 5 O .286 59 70 Washburn .. ...... 2 5 O .286 33 82 West ..... ...... l 6 O . l 43 26 97 Edison .... ...... I 6 O .l 43 33 l O5 SOUTH vs. CENTRAL ...1....i 11-1- 11.1 2- :ui - - .1-.- 1.1 --1 'l Y 1 1 i Ra? L. 3 , r' V - Q T ii ' f f Ii M, I , .,,,,, it T' f'5 f-if a i? 1' I 1 as ,fr 2 , - In -V ll l . 'f++1 realliiii-iiefiii iiiilrii-ililtilii-ii li-1 Top row--Pechelunas, Lenke, Noble, Petersen, l-layden, Blumst Second row-lohnson, O'Neill, Flick, Louis, Krisge Bottom row-Coach Barnard, V. lrgens, Friedman, Kvalness South's l935 basketball team ended the season in seventh place, but it enjoyed the satisfaction of hav- ing defeated in a pre-season game the Austin basket- ball team which this year won the state championship. With their hopes high, the Tigers launched the l935 season with a game against North but lost the con- test by three points. The next game with Marshall was lost by one point, but the successive games with Central, Washburn, and Roosevelt were decisive vic- tories tor the opponents. The Tigers won from West but lost by a heavy score to Edison which won the city championship. l935 Basketball Scores South ....... ............ l 6 Marshall ........ ........ 2 5 South ....... ........ 2 4 Central ....... .,...... 2 7 South ....... ........ l 6 Washburn . ........ 25 South ....,.. ........ l 3 Roosevelt ....... ........ 4 7 South ......, ........ 2 4 West ......... ........ 2 O South ....... ........ 2 3 Edison .,... ..,..... 4 7 South ....... ........ l 3 North ..... ........ l 9 AT MASON CITY Wt. ,, ,, Emu Ji., Y Top row: Hinrick, Hansen, Brenna, Frederickson Kvalness Bottom row: lrgens, Hayden, Hanson, Russ Farley South's all-nations tournament this year was a great encouragement to Coach Lester Barnard. The rules allowed only students who would be eligible for play next year to participate. ln this way Coach Barnard was able to get some idea as to the quality ot his material tor next year. This year the Norwegians rode through their opposi- tion to the championship, Their games with the Swedes, champions of last year, and with the Bohemians in the final game were hard-earned vic- tories. Among those who were high point winners for the Norwegians were Bob Russ, Bill Thompson, Clitt Kalvness. The tinal standings ot the tournament this year found the Norwegians leading the tield. Second place went to the Bohemian team, and third place to the Negroes, and the fourth place to the Germans. Winners ot the consolation meets were the English. Top row: Herkle, Rollins, Konecny, Solomski, Makousky Bottom row: Flick, l. Pechluneous, Kresge, C, Pechluneous Friedman --4l--- , ,W - 1- , -f.Hw--, swme-mwwgggariwrajigrraifaxaz-,,1t,V,:awwws , V31 ' :if Bd Top row-l. Farley, Kolhott, Davis, Guthrie Second row-Stockdale, Moe, R. Farley, Ebel, Rader - E jg Bottom row--Coach Nyholm, Engstrom, Capt, Hawkins, Lavery cr- D A .. South's swimming team this year was considerably 5. weakened by the graduation last term of many of its outstanding performers. Most ot the meets scheduled 'ET this year were lost by a margin ot only a few points, 'El ln the state meet the Tigers surprised their followers E by placing tourth in the final standings. The city 'QT'-? championship in swimming this year was won by West's -52,11 well-balanced team. . E . The schedule tor the Tiger mermen this year included West, Central, Roosevelt, North, University High, Washburn, and the all-city meet. On the varsity squad l ij tor the Orange and Black team were Hawkins, Lavery, Guthrie, Kolhott, Farley, Engstrom, Stockdale, and E Moe. Hawkins led the high point men with 3l points, I E and Lavery was a close second with 29, Guthrie and ...5..... Kolhott were next in line with 24 and Zl points re- -iiz spectively, Members ot this squad who will be lost this E year by graduation are Hawkins, Lavery, Guthrie, and 2? Engstrom. Coach ot this team was Mr, Nyholm. - as-1 POINT WINNERS Top row--Sidwell, Guthrie, lngold, Hansen, Kelly Shoffner Petty Bottom row- -Bunnell, Rovick, Garner, Krause, Franson Capt Edwartson When the call was sent out tor track candidates this year there was a generous response ot hopeful candi- dates. About thirty men were finally chosen for more intensive training in the various departments ot the sport. Graduation had taken a heavy toll of veterans, but the squad was no less enthusiastic or optimistic 'ot a successful season. This year the squad was in charge of a new coach, Mr. Buckman. Only a limited number ot meets were scheduled for the Orange and Black squad this year. Its first one was the Annual Indoor Metropolitan Meet held at the University of Minnesota. Other meets were com- petitions with squads ot other city high schools on their own tields. The squad this year was strongest in short dashes. Members of the squad who were expected to place in events were Captain Hans Edwardson, Arnold Kelly, Carl Petty, and Hubert Franson. Top row-Elliot, Armstrong, Howell, Patrick, L. Mikulay Ellingston A Mikulay Bottom row-Lavery, Madura, Johnson, H. Ginsberg, Swanson Rasmussen Robinson mmf ya Mu, 4- :iv -1 f-ww r S., 7 -:i we ff: ww f L...- -1.1- 3 i 1- - ..- i -1 - - ...- ..- l. ' l- ' ,211 ..- Lil- -- -1-u ...- 1.-4 .......- --Y -Q-1-n 1...-..- ---.--- -..-sn -'fi .1 -1- g- -9 nl -- -an-n 1--1 -11-1 -...l --1 1.. ...ii- ' '1 ' 1 --1-- -1 .ii -I '1 ' 1, .. T'-'- 5 -1 11- .41. ---- .......- 1.-1 ...-1- -,1- --nur1 -.-1 .-1 1..- aga .-- S- :Q ..- l-- - 1- - 1-1- 1 f ,-an .. r . i l -- -' 411 in-n ' 1- -x- '1 Q Z- 1 1- 11- - lf- gl...- - ' -.--n - N 2 . ---r-- 1. -- -n Y- l -nl 1' lili i 1.-. ns ........... ,Z - E ...- ..-- ...gi- ' -1 ..-I l.. -' in 1, n'-- .1-- --1 1111 l- .3-1 .1-l Burry, Lund, Ginsberg, Coach Blumer South's tennis team this year was literally swinging into action with a very strong aggregation, most of whom were veterans. Such expert racket swingers as Edward Lund, larrvy Ginsberg, and Walter Burry, all of them three year men, encouraged Coach Blumer to entertain hopes of a championship. The Tiger tennis men last year, a season ot many upsets, tied for second place with Washburn but this year were in high hopes of dislodging Central as champions of the prep league. Golf season this year was scheduled to open April l5. Regulars of former seasons, headed by Earl Lottstrom and Irving Wass, were back for another season's com- petition under the tutelage of Coach Swarstad. Can- didates tor the team will by medal play, and the low eight men will be eligible for the team. The four match winners will constitute the regulars. Last season the Tigers closed competition in seventh place, but with so many of the regulars back this year, a better season is in prospect. Wass, Dale, Seavall, Loftstrom, Coach Swarstad .WKFJS4 ,,,, wi-vim Top row-Lofdabl, Kelly, Karkhoff, Bakke Second rowASweet, Layeus, St Bottom row--O'Dell, Comer The Orange and Black gym team competed in two meets this year, the city-wide and the Northwestern. ln both ot these meets South's gymnasts placed titth. In addition to these contests they gave a demonstra- tion ot their talents at a meeting of the Parents and Teachers Association and between acts ot the oper- etta. The Tigermen have kept the class C champ- ionship tor two consecutive years. This year it was won by Arne O'Dell, and last year it was won by Wilmer Comer. Kenneth Lotdahl and Arne O'Dell are South's best prospects tor next year. Captain Wilmer Comer boasts a record that ranks him with the best. When auditions were held this year tor rooter kings, the students were permitted to vote for three boys and for three girls. Elected captain ot the boy cheer leaders was lohn l-lolm and of the girl cheer leaders was lvlary Dolan. To assist them the students elected Richard Tackaberry, john Madura, Dalphine Norberg, and Ester Bjerre. runk Holm, Dolan, Tackaberry, Bierre, lvladura, Nordberg ........ Q ...... -W hl... lil if .,,.1... i ni?-'J Rau if S- Top row-Wick, Robinson, Lestor, Berg, Plantz Bottom row-Dols, lacobs, Cross, Huntington, Fredeen Of the four major sports on the C. A. A. schedule, . Nimifrfilfim-.ii.llf twlifwfrz Milli .L Y 5' 8 in as-sv us F'-'iQ 1 ,--g 41- h -1 '- i - S .- ...ini --A -l-Q 1 -..- .T-' .H : ..-:. ... ,l H -'Ei . . E: ... i . -2 -E Q5 if 1-Q.: Q 54-6- 1 h: nn l JST- H -J' pil.- H in l.. ...lp -an gag 1- at 1 1 ln ...- ...-. -...- .-...... .f 1 1... -- gi ... ,- .. ...- .... .... .. L , .. ...- i4 .. l l ..... ... .- -i ii - ...- :- ..- 1 .- -... ..- l i - soccer is the first of the fall activities. Eight teams participated in the tournament this year, one for each class semester. The contest was won by the B senior team on which were Flora lacobs, Faye Huntington, Mildred Fredeen, Dorothy Plantz, Mildred Luttman, Rosanna Robison, Agnes Berg, Catherine Cross, Elsie Lestor, Libby Ann Dols, and Ragna Wick, captain. The name of the winning team is annually engraved on a soccer cup which was presented in l93O by the junior class. Ever since it was first introduced, basketball has in- creased in popularity. This year sixteen teams entered the tournament and it was necessary to have an elimination-consolation tournament. ln this sport, too, the B senior team won the championship. On the team were Agnes Berg, Faye Huntington, Elsie Lestor, Catherine Cross, Libby Ann Dols, Verna Sweet, and Flora lacobs, captain, U L, Top row-Dols, lacobs, Lestor, Cross 'a- Bottom row-Sweet, Huntington, Berg Top row-Dols, Peterson, Williams, Lestor, Cross Bottom row-Fredeen, Wick, Plantz, Volleyball is the most popular of all sports for girls, and more contestants turned out this year than in any previous year, Eighteen teams had to be formed tor the tournament which was divided into two sections. The A sophomores were champions of Section B and the A seniors of Section A. In the championship game between these two teams the A seniors wont On the team were Dorothy Plantz, Regna Wick, Mildred Fredeen, lean Williams, lane Peterson, Elsie Lestor, and Catherine Cross. The principal sport in spring is diamondball, This year eight teams were entered in the tournament, two representing each class. Winners ot the tournament last spring were members ot the A sophomore team. Playing on this team were Cecelia Marren, Marion Coetzenberg, Mary Dolan, Doris Davidson, Lucille Kelly, Mary Wiik, Helen Grenek, Stella Fleishbein, Vera Culhane, and l-lilder Ecklund. ln charge ot the tournaments are Mrs. Tangen and Miss Haugland. Berg Top row-Kelly, C-oltzenburg, Davidson, Wiik Bottom row-Dolan, Crenek, Marren - ? Z.. ..- ...- ' 1 31 '-2 : 1 :L v ? 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