South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

Ike 1937 TIGER VOLUME XXVII Published by . . . SENIOR CLASSES SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis, - Minnesota t TH6 1 937 TIG€R STAFF Margaret Camuel Wayne Copeland Marilyn Eckerstrom June Etta Ralph Fuller Jean Gaustad Myron Hekre Evelyn Holm Geraldine Tuttle Robert Wadsworth ADVISERS Mr. C. E. Boyer Mr. J. M. Partridge Mr. John Rusinko Miss Frances Westbrook SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL S. O. Skvhkson, Principal Principal Office Staff Faculty A dm i nist ration S. O. Severson, Principal U. Minnesota, B. A., M. A. Hedger, Evelyn South High School Graduate Hill, Dorothy U. c� f Minnesota. B. S. Karlson, Dorothy Roosevelt High (Graduate Lucas, Harriet, Dean of Girls U. of Minncvita. B. S. McKusick, Blaine, Dean of Hoys U. of S. Dakota. B. A.. LL. B. Ness, Anne South High School Graduate Smith. Edith South High School Graduate Art Mathias, Lillian Chicago Art Institute Westbrook, Frances Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Commercial Adams, Arthur T. U. of Minnesota. I.LM. Bray, Elizabeth U. of Minnesota. B. S. Buck man, Burnita U. of Iowa. B. S. Cacley, Alma Iowa State Teachers' (aillcgc. B. A. Covell, Frances U. of Minnesota. B. A. Davenport, J. W. U. of Minncvita Ircens, Alpha Gustjvus Adolphus. B. A. Kirch, Edith W. Illinois State Nornul l . Lesh, Mercia M. U. of Minnesota. B. S. Olsen, Mabel J. U. of Minncvita. B. S. Peters, Florence U. of Minncvita. B. A. English Blaisdell, Helen U. of Minnesota. B. S. Bremer, Lavells Macalcster (aillcgc. B. A. Byerly, Helen A. Parvin (aillcgc. B. A. Cotton, Anna L. Hamline U.. B. A. Elliff, Gertrude U. of Minnesota. B. S. Fish, Helen R. U. of Minncvita, B. A. Hagen, Helen U. of Minnesota. B. S.. M. A. Jacobsen, Nora dscrlin College, B. A. Jensen, Lisbeth St. Oljf. B. A. Kirkham, Edna M. U. of MinneMita. B. A. Leader, Dorothy U. of Wisconsin. B. A. U. of Minnesota. M. A. Lucas, I Iarriet U. of Minncvita. B. A. Lund, Helen U. of Minnesota, B. S. Mead. Wm. D. Springfield College, B. I’ll. E. U. of Minncvita. B. S. Muckley, Rose M. U. of Minncvita. B. A., M. A. Nelson, Eleanor U. of Minncvita. B. A. Nelson, Vaiilberg U. of Minncvita. B. A. Rusinko, John (Zarleton Qillcgc, B. A. U. if Minncvita. M. A. Sand, Harold J. U. of Minncvita. M. A. Stephenson, Viva J. U. of Minncvita. B. A. Stewart, Thedosia U. of Kansas. A. B. Stroiimeier. Anna U. of Minncvita Ulland, Nora B. St. Olaf College. B. A. Foreign language Arrieta, Julius Ck School of Medicine. Cuba. Assistant Surgeon Friedlander. Esther U. of Minncvita. B. A.. A. M. Holtz. Harriet U. of Minnesota. B. A. LaVigne, Mary E. U. of Michigan. B. A. Peterson, Ruth G. L'. of Minncvita. B. A. Rachif., Stella J. St. Olaf College, B. A. Wheeler, Eva U. of Minnesota, B. A. History and Social Science Bloomdahl, Daniel U. of Minncvita. B. S. Bostrom, Signf. D. U. of Chicago. Ph. B. 1937 TIGER m Dean of Girls Visiting Teacher Dean of Bovs Buckman, Carl U. of Minnesota. B. S., M. A. Byrnes. Mary R. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Graif, Alexandra U. of Minnesota. B. S. Guv, Elora A. U. of Minnesota. B. S. Hauc, Joseph L. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Heier. Sidney 11. U. of Minnesota. B. S. Kaus, Leone U. of Iowa. B. A. Knight, Bessie P. U. of Chicago. S. B. Lane. Katharine Grinnell College, B. A. Mosier. Lulu J. U. of Minnesota. B. S. Robinson, Marion U. of Minnesota. B. A. Smith. Grace I. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Swarstad. George U. of North Dakota. B. A. Ulland, Harriet Ohio Wesleyan U.. II. A. Watt, Jenny B. Hamline U.. Ph. B. Industrial Barlow, William Purdue. B.S.. M. E. Comley. Katherine Indiana U.. A. B. Farley, Eugene New York State Normal Hoirn, Dorothy U. of Minnesota. B. S. Faculty Jennings, R. F. U. of Minnesota. B. S.. M. A. Kkiedt. Ann M. New York School of Arts Niles, Harriet Columbia U.. B. S.. M. A. Pratt, Benjamin A. U. of Minnesota. B. S. in C. K. Raymond, Henry Kansas State Teachers' College Sheardown, M. Pratt Institute. Brooklyn Sturtevant, W. U. of Minnesota. B. S.. M. A. Von Rohr, Lucy U. of Wisconsin Library Davidson. Lois C. U. of Iowa. B. A. Nelson, Esther L. U. of Minnesota. B. S. Mathematics Boyer, Charles E. Ursinus College. Pa.. B. A. U. of Minnesota. M. A. Bkossard. Frances U. of Minnesota. B. A. Halvorson, Harlam Jamestown College. B. A. Marchant, Lora E. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Mornick, George U. of Minnesota. B. S. Morse, Frank S. Hamlmc U.. Ph. B.: U. of S. California. M. A. Pederson, Oscar U. of Minnesota. B. A. Tollakson, Harold St. Olaf College. B. A. Walmer, Dblmar E. Cornell College (Iowa). B. A., B. Mus. Music Abbott, Wm. Allen MacPhail School of Music Gribbenow, Henry North Central College. Ph. B. Physical Education Barnard, Lester Teachers' College. S. W. Mo., B. S. Cleve. Frank St. Olaf. U. of Minnesota U. of Iowa. B. A. Sauterman, Minnie E. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Tancbn, Mabel U. of Minnesota. B. S. Science Bi.umer, Wm. F. North Central College. B. S. Fisher, James V. S. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Larson, Novia U. of Minnesota. B. S. Nyholm, Delbert U. of Minnesota. B. A. Partridge, J. M. U. of Minnesota. B. A. Peterson, Evelyn U. of Minnesota. B. A. Storm, Arthur U. of Minnesota. B. S. 1937 TIGER January Class Officers Far.nmcK o� P,t� . SwAXfoX Jun I’i rrisox Cn� i air 1’nrno.s Martin Mork l ift f'rtt. Stcy. Trrat. Stgl.-at-ar mi Stgl.-aharmi Honor Students Tor: Brrnharth, Bradford, ClrmtHlioa. Dutchik, Eckmiram. Fovoi'h: llamm, Kims, l.umjeen, Nthan, Otmnuson. Third: I’ohjuit. Sthtrvm, Silvm, Striker, H’lidi'uorlk. Suomi: Hrxltr, Alim, Anderton, Camuel. Cogkili. Burrow: Cohn, Kin, Erirktoa, Ella, Gmtafion. [ 10] June Class Officers Dali Ra iiir Massomut Rr. iv IIakmisgton Bkanoinhoiu, Makodikt Ct-Prn. Co-Prei. f'irr Pm. St y. Trtat. Sfgl.-al-armi Stfft.'Hl-armi Honor Students Tor: Hall, Harrit, HrJrnl,imt, HrU, llrrrt. Formic H� lm, lluttnrr, I.tit Jnhmin, Ruth Jt ntinn, I.anon. Tittup: l.ohmun, I hlku . Mill ft, l«ir, Mtlittr. Siiovo: Mirth, Xrti, ,Vr««run. Prdtrtm. Shagtt. Hoi tom : Sivrrtm, Smith, Ttart tr, Ifjllin. [Ml Alvestad. Rlssbl C. July 23 Rust Follies. (� lcc Club, Opera, Class Play, Senior Extra You are frank, Mr and have a keen wit. Yon are ceil-confident and determined. Anderson, Donald W. May 27 “Andy You will succeed because of your spunk, nerve, and self-reliance. Anderson, Arthur H. July 4 “Art You are a reliable companion, are fond of good times, and show good lodgment. Anderson, Carl S. August 29 “Swede Orchestra Your sense of humor enables you to see fun in a situation where others would fad to find it. Anderson, Dorothy July 28 “Dot Hall Guide You dislike being alone, and consequently you succeed in surrounding yourself with interesting wideawake people. Anderson, Eleanor L. January 9 “Speed Band, Opera, Glee Club Yon like music and you hate the power to express if. Yon will find happiness through your music. Anderson, Irene January 7 Ikey Hall Guide You hare the ability of making light of troubles that come your way. Yon are an energetic worker. Anderson, Marville June 20 Despite obstacles you usually do things your own way. Yon would make good as a business leader. Anderson, Marvin H. October 13 Southerner Rep. You are very quiet and hare a great de,d of patience. You would make a good teacher. Anderson, Mildred E. J AN u ARY 31 Your personality is powerful and you are able to influence the people you meet. Anderson, Shirley L. March 1 Tiger Rep., Senior Extra, Hall Guide You are well suited for business and should make a success in it. Bader, Robert C. October 25 “Bob You are shy and naturally quiet. You can carry analysis to the last degree and would make a good lawyer. Beck, Sam J. February 23 “Sammy Hall Guide. Class Play, Follies. Opera, Student Council You hate a strain of humor in your make-up which enables you to see the humorous side of life. Beckkt, Marjory P. August 17 “Marjy Follies. Class Play You were born with talents and by pushing yourself ahead with perseverance success is possible on the stage or screen. Beem. Dorothy Ann May 16 “Don Southerner Rep. You are energetic and enthusiastic and yon form staunch friendships. You like the out-of-doors. Benson, Robert W. Ann. 19 “Bob You are a good friend being deep and true in your feelings. You are fust and hare high ambitions. Bercer, Weldon E. September 2 Weldy Class Play You are a diligent worker, and you lead an active and useful life. Berggren, May belle October 13 Maybe Ojtcra. Glee Club You are original, incentive. and patient. You enjoy music and you could reach distinction in this field. Berkhacen, Robert L. Novi mbi r 2 Bob Honor Society. Class Play Things having an odd nature fascinate you. You should continue with your education. Bernhardt, Alice September 25 Honor Student. Honor Society, Student Council You will do everything in your power to be of service to others. Bienapfl, La Rayke November 4 Ijsry You have an active and energetic nature. You form your opinions which ate highly respected. Bjorklund, Mabel J. September 10 “Maher Yon are naturally timid and quiet. You are beloved by the people who k� ou you best. Blessing, Walter R. December 4 “Wally You have a firm faith in everyone and everything. You will manage your affairs with success. Blomqcist, Orlo Jay Novemrir2 Hiram Yon hare a great deal of Patience and perseverance. You will succeed in a position of your own choice. ID] Bocko, Susan D. DicimiiihI? Sue” Glee ('lull. Opera You hare confidence in your ability to do thingt. You are reliable, trustwor-thy, and capable. Borman, Maynard P. May 25 S inga” Your k.em wit hat won you many friend . You hair a decided power of observation. Bradford. Katiilyn E. December 3 Kay” Manor Society. Honor Student. Tiger Rep. Yours it a strong character. and you hare an active mind. You are a good organizer. Branded, Robert L. Fi bruary 13 “Brandy Hand, Class Officer Yon have tenacity and determination. Yon never permit yourself to remain idle. Brandt, (Georgia E. March 27 “ o' Southerner Rep. You are broatl minded and will make many powerful friends. You are a successful manager. Breager, Dorothy M. February 7 “Dode” Hall Guide, Class Flay. Southerner Rep.. Senior Extra Yon have a high sense of honesty and nstice. You put yourself out to help other people. Breyf.tte, Lucille M. July 7 Lu” You do things quietly and thoroughly. You are aNe to get along well with other people. Brink, Lauren L. Non i.mm r 9 ”lairry Class Flay. Flail Guide, Southerner Start. Southerner Rep. You are particular a mut doing things well. Yon are co-operative, and you hare the ability to succeed. Brunott, Dorothy L. June 15 Speck Your hearty manner and natural honesty have won you many friends. You are happiest when surrounded by people. Bruns, Cleo Elaine March 31 “Babe” You have a vivid imagination and are quick to grasp an idea. Buckley, Lorraine January 22 Bucky” Hall Guide You have a strong love for the out-of-doors, and enfoy athletics. Yon have a generous nature. Burnes, Donald December H An dale“ Golf You are naturally humorous and the center of interest wherever you go. Your life should be a complete success. Carling, Robert March 17 Bob” Your personality has a distinctive charm all its own and you have many friends. You have a wide range of interests. Carlson, Esther L. April 20 Es“ You are talented along many lines and it is possible that you will become famous. You are sincere and dependable. Carlson, Hazel L. February 5 Snooty” You have a happy nature and you are level headed and unemotional. Yon are vapable of many things. Carlson, La Rayne M. December 25 Aed Senior Extra. Class Flay, Hall Guide, Follies. Home-coming You are witty and the proud possessor of many friends. Yon are a good conversationalist. Carlson, Mildred K. Sii nMMR 6 “Millie” Hall Guide Yon always see the bright side of life. You are independent and practical. Carter, Marianne April 23 Skceter” Your life will be filled with happiness and yon will see a great deal of the world. Cedergren, Harold Abril 8 lit, | You are fond of society and are excellent company in a crowd. Yon are neat, dean, and upright. Cle.nientson, (I. May 3 Honor Society, Honor Student, ('lass Flay, Stage Crew Your kern « has toon yon many friends. Whatever you tackle 1,1 lift ill he a success. Collin, Margaret March 13 (loo Goo You are industrious, reliable. and sincere. With these traits yon will find a brilliant success as a nurse. Comer, Viola October 7 “Butchy” Class Play You love fun and are happiest when among other people. You have a great deal of artistic ability. Constant, Clemente Non � mm r 27 Clem” Tiger Rep., Hall Guide You are good natured and have ability to do domestic things. Yon have won the as!miration of many. Corriveau, Marc, M. February 28 Margie” Yon are good company and popular in the cirde of your friends. You arc thoughtful of others. [13] Crbek, James T. APRIL 7 fimmie Cheer Leader. Band, Stanc Crew, Movie Staff. Follies Yon are hound to have a brilliant career became of the control you have over your friends. Creighton, Bette W. |uvi 20 Bessie I lonor Society, Student Council You keep the many friends became of your tad and diplomacy. You have a naturally keen intellect and are usually generous. Cron berg, Robert S. August 10 Corn Yon are considerate of others and respect their opinions. Yon me tact and good judgment. Davis, Ronald C. March I Ron Movie Crew. Band You have a shreud common sense and are levelheaded. You will excel in mathematics and science. Denny. Marjorie F.. Fi hxuARY ( Marge Yon are sincere and thorough in all you do. Yon hare many friends and deserve their friendship. Depew, James L. Novi MB! k I fim“ Yon are determined and can undergo a great deal ol hardship if necessary in order to achieve your object. Dooley, Douglas D. May 6 D. I). D. Yon abound in pep and the spirit of fun. You will become widely knou n- Dougiierty, Eileen March 7 'l iner Rep. Your sympathetic nature will win yon many friends. Yon are very honest and kind hearted. Dunne, V. Raymond Jukr9 Ray Senior F.xtra, Student Council Your neatness and taste in clothes have won you much popularity. Yon make friends wherever you go. Dusciiik, Gizella October 4 Gia Honor Student, Honor Society, Southerner Rep. You are eager for knoud-edge: yon should continue your education. Eckerstrom, Marilyn September 3 Southerner Staff, Honor Society, (.hull and Scroll. Tijtcr Staff. Senior Extra, Student Council. Honor Student. Class Play You have ability to write: you were born a leader. Edwartskn. Hans E. August 13 Track Your manner is t nicl and reserved: you live up to your ideals. Englund, Hazel G. January 9 Hall Cuidc You have a gracious manner in dealing with people. Your ways are quiet and your iudgments are impartial. Encstkom. Donald C. March 13 Skip Success will be yours in fields commanding the respect of subordinates. Erickson, Lucille April 2 Im Hall Cuidc Yon have determination which will win the respect of many. Your days will be well filled with events. Evans, Carol Jui.y 20 Kaylo IJfe holds many interests for you. You are a sympathetic person and fit into situations easily. Evans, Margaret July 22 Meg You are warm hearted and generous. You will lead a happy life and will attain success. Even son, Dolores Mae Fi bruary 28 Dodo Student Omncil, Southerner Rep. You are self sacrificing, and modest. You seldom lose your temper or antagonise people. Farnqlist, Bernice E. November IS Bonny Hall Guide, Senior Extra. Class Play You are energetic, courageous. and possess great initiative. Yon make many friends and usually k vp them. Finley, Robert E. Novi mhir 24 Bob Your independent nature has won yon scores of admirers. You possess ambition and discrimination. Forsberc, Elaine February 18 Bunny Yon hat e deep understanding of the people about you. You are truly dependable and painstaking. Foss, Erlinc Jerome OeroBt t 30 “Fussy 1 fall Conic. Tennis Yon will reach a position of importance because of your shrewd insight. You are trustworthy and reliable. Foss, Zelda Mae February 25 Sweetpea” Southerner Rep. With your common sense, you are easy to please and are not very often discontented. Fredrickson, Willard July II Bill ' F M tball, Baskctlull. ('lass Officer You use tact and good judgment in all yon do. Yon arc considerate of others. and in turn win their admiration. CM] Fuller, Ralph Or ton I r22 Hand. Ti«cr Staff, Senior Extra Yon have artistic abilities, lat e up to your ideals and your life mil be sue cess! ill. Gahlbm, Evelyn Si i ti mm r 15 Lee Yon are practical, steady and reliable: your life mil prove to be sue cess id. Garrity, Bernadette A l ot-it 2‘ Sevens Hall Guide You are calm, cool, and level headed, and you are ever dependable. Gaustad, |eanne H. DtCIMIt R 29 Honor Society. Quill and Scroll. Southerner Staff, Tijjcr Staff, Southerner Rep., Ti cr Rep.. Senior Extra. Clau Play, Follies Opera. Class Officer Yon have a good mind n hu h a onnds with ideas. Gilason, Norma M. M .,=; ■ Because of your cherry disposition. yon have a multitude of friends and no enemies. Gittens, Shirley May August 2 Shirl Hall Guide You are very energetic and yon love all torts of athletic games. Yours u til be a happy life. Glaser, Florence Ocroni r 2 Flossie You work in harmony with others. You are courteous. high minded, and have sound judgment. Goldstein, Melvin March 9 Hall Guide You have a good deal of self-confidence and belief in your ability to do things. Goodman, I) nald G. May 27 Don You are entertaining: yon possess a sense of humor, and enjoy society. Yours is a happy nature. Gulbkanson. Geo. VV. Noyimrir 18 Because you are patient with details, yon should succeed as a detective or lawyer. Gunderson, Chas. E. SimMii r 2-1 Chuck Senior Extra. Student Council. Rami. Orchestra. Hall Guide. Class Officer You have musical talent and the ability to express it, Gustafson, Inceborg Noyimrir 15 Inkey Because of your frank, direct nature yon will win widespread recognition in the vocation of your choice. Handskemager, Mar. Dkci misi k 20 Sherry Yon are very level heailed and yon scorn doing foolish things. You have good taste in clothes. Hansen. Evelyn H. December 15 Lynn Homecoming (,)uccn. Student (anincil Your happy-go-lucky nature wins the friendship of many. You are naturally genial and enjoy mingling in society. Hansen, Florence H. April 27 Flossie Yon are steady, reserved, and loyal. Your efficient ways will filing you success. Hansen, Lorraine A. July 28 Hans Honor Student. Honor Society, Tijjcr Rep.. Student Council. Salutatorian You possess an alert and active mind: you have a rare ability to organize and direct. Hansen. Lucille R. May 19 Ijix Senior Fxtra. Follies, Optra. Class Officer You are cheerful, steady, efficient, loyal to your friends, and tactful in your dealing with them. Hansen, Raymond March I 3 f. Armstrong Football. Track Yours is a brilliant future if yon lire up to that which is besr in you. Hasselberc, Dor. K. | an vary 27 Trotsky You are sincere and earnest. Your convictions are firm and yon hate a spirit of independence. Heinrich, Earl L. January 24 Heinie“ You can do a variety of things and do them all well. You are determined to go a long way in life. Held, Pauline C. May 3U Polly Your experiences in life will be exciting and vivid. You arc happiest when busy. Henksls, Arnold C. February 28 Hall Guide Your life will be filled with events. You will manage them calmly and shrewdly and much to your advantage. Henry. Lillie January 3 IJl You are cautious, exact, thorough in all that yon do. You are eager for knowledge. Herberg, Lila M. June 24 l-ee!a Class Play, ('lass Officer Ufe holds many interests for yon. You are bright and social, and you lore entertaining. C15 3 Herkal, Frank |. June 2 Zoobs basketball. Football You have a very good eyt for opportunities and you are conscientious and deliberate. Hermstad, Byron P. January 16 Hy Orchestra, Follies, Opera Your mutual talent will get you far. You are a good mixer and a true friend. Hill, Verna M. August 27 HjII (fUitlr Your quiet reserved ways are admired by many. You should find a brilliant sue-test in business. Mlavsa, Marry February 17 Robin off” Opera, Follies, Orchestra Already you are Ifnou n for your music abilities. Your determined nature will bring you unlimited success. Holm, Ruth L. January II Doodle You are dignified and sincere. The business world has many opportunities in store for you. Hotch, Steven October 10 Stibbs With your knowledge of art and with your sense of culture, you will go far in the profession of art. Howell, Tyler J. September 9 Sonny basketball. Football. Track Your manner has won for yon many friends. Yon are active and energetic and rnfoy athletics. Hrnjbz, Stanna September 16 Stan” You are one to be trusted and can be counted upon. You will travel much during your life. Jacobson, Mile-red Si pte mbe r 2 Yon are interested in a tanely of sub teds. You are energetic, and a keen observer. Jakdine, Dorothy H. August 7 Dot Student Council, Southerner Rep.. 11.ill Cuidc You are ambitious and capaNe; you will have a happy and prosperous life. Jenson, Leona Septembe r 6 l ee Hall Guide You are practical and re-lia de in character. You have a good business head and should succeed. Jensen, Raymond C. December 31 Ray Your character is firm and your greatest trait it that of never knou'tnU defeat. Jensen, Vernon A. January 28 Raldy You are extremely fond of competition and take comprehensive view of everything. Johnson, Albert W. September 10 Al” You have strong convictions which yon lire up to. You are trusting, honest, and upright. Johnson, Clarence 11. January 8 Clar Yon are confident and do not fear responsibilities. You do not worry over trifles. Johnson, Harriet M. January 22 Blondie Class Play You maintain what you belie re is right. You have a philosophical mind and a taste for research. Johnson, Lillian (� . February 16 Lii Your pleasing personality has won you the admiration of many. Johnson, Mary R. October 31 Mibs Class May. Hall Guide Yon are unusually active and are always happiest when busy. Johnson, Sadie January 29 .We Yon are going to at hlete personal distinction, fame, and broad recognition. Johnson, Wayne E. October 9 Class Play, (ilcc Club. Opera Your wit and personality make yon many friends. You are bound to succeed. Joynson, Dorothy R. Mss IS Dntth Yon have a jo vial n at lire and never fail to see the bright ride of life. K ah pit, Phyllis February 28 flip You would make a good social worker because of your interest in other people. Kassetii, Martin F. August 8 Tex You depend entirely uptsn yourself. Yon have a great deal of natural ability. Katz, Lawrence R. July 23 lawry Southerner Rep. Yon have a natural talent for mathematics and science. You have many friends. [16] Kintz, Vera L. Sm'Iimmr 10 Toots Honor Society, Honor Stu-•lent You are devoted to honor and duty. You are a horn diplomat. Kleinheksel, I). M. NoVKMBr.li 10 You are straight-forward and franl;. and you do not lose your poise in a critical position. Kmetz, Albert Dbcsmbkr 10 M Hall Guide You are hind and always considerate of others, and you enjoy research. Knickerbocker, L. L. Dkclmbhr 30 Ui You have a strong character and yon nsudlly have your own way. Koch, Robert A. Novrmmi k 28 Boh Yon are self reliant, trustworthy. and you do well what you undertake. Kokusis, I Iarkiklian July 22 You are friendly and well liked. Yon are eager and capable of responsibilities. Kraft, Robert M. Flbrimry 20 Boh You are extremely quick to see things and should make a good critic. Kriske, Bernard April 3 Beno Basketball, Football Yon grasp situations readily and adapt yourself to any turn of affairs. Kyrklund,Norman K. Octobir 2 Kirk Boxing, Football, Track You are inclined to he serious and thoughtful; yet you enjoy society. Larson, Elsie Marie Fi.brl-ary 16 Els You are generous. kind, and always considerate of others. Larson, Helen E. Novembers lasts Because yon possess poise and because you are kind to every one, you will make many friends. Laldert, Earl Wm. March I Your life will he filled unh adventures. You are equal to any situation which may arise. Lee, Dorance W. June 23 Pete Student Council Vow possess ability for leadership, and your life should he a brilliant success. Lee, LaVernb M. Novi mhir 23 Vernie Your sincerity makes you popular with friends: yon inspire frankness and open-ess. Lehtinen, Allen March 22 laghtning Swimming You like to he active, hut you are lautioiis about everything you undertake. Locan, Francis November I Pickuick Southerner Stall Your early life will he a struggle, hut you are willing to work hard. Loncley, Joseph March 18 foe You are destined to become a great executive. Yon have a generous per-tonality. Longson, Alice NoVtXIBIR 13 Follies You are determined to get your goal. Your mind is active and you are strong, willed. Lund, Harry Illy 23 Glee Club You have a keen sense of humor and are popular m the circles in which you move. Lundeen, Violet E. February 21 Vi Honor Society, Honor Student, Southerner Rep.. Student Council You are clear headed and are liked by all who know you. Lyness, Douglas I I. July 6 Doug Band, Class Flay. Honor Society, Jazz Orchestra. Ouill ami Scroll. Senior Fxtra, Southerner Rep., Southerner Stall, Student (Council Your talents u ill win yon success. Lyons, Catherine M. Novi mb r 15 Katy Student Council You are enthusiastic in all your undertakings and are full of ideas. Lyons, John L. AueiLrr2l fohnny Hall Guide You are cheery, and whole-souled. You carry through whatever you undertake. McKitterick, Rene A. Illy 22 Mac Hall Guide, Southerner Rep., Student Council Yon ace situations squarely and bravely. Your life will he filled with excitement. C17] McLeod, Norma August 30 Mick Library Start Vow prefer to mingle with your own acquaintances. Your friendt will he true and loyal. Mart, Paul April 21 Rlindy Olcc Club You hare an ear for music and yon should pursue this field. Martin, Siiekidan A. March 9 Sktr Class Officer Friends admire you. You are good company and mix well in crowds. Miller, Bernice December 31 Bee Your grooming is an admired trait. Yon will face the humps in life with a smile. Moberc, Andrew 11. August 23 “Andy Class Officer. Class Play, Hall Cubic. Senior Extra. Southerner Rep.. Student Council You hare a keen sense of humor and you never rake things too seriously. Molde, Percy O. April 30 Montana“ Boxing You hare hidden intellectual powers. Your natural ahilities will carry yon far. Mork, Russell W. Si pt� mm k 17 Russ Hand. Class Officer. («olf. Senior Extra You are a natural horn leader. You hate a personality which makes others respect yon. Moran, P. Henry Mari ii 25 “Hank Class Play. Senior Extra. Tiger Stall You make many friends easily and usually keep them a long time. Murphy, Harriet A. Mat 28 “Murph Broad-minded and sympathetic. yon are reliable, friendly, and respectful to others. Nelson, Agnes Irene May 10 Hall Cubic, Honor Society, Honor Student Discriminating and keen yon are self-reliant and carry out your plans with determination. Nelson, Marion November 5 “Mia I l.i II Cubic You are sincere, sympathetic. and thoughtful. A long successful life will he yours. Nelson, Stanley L. Slpti mm k 8 Stan Yon are wise in choice of friends and tactful with those you know. Nord, Douglas L. May 25 “Doug You are going to achieve personal distinction, fame, and hroad recognition. Norkn, Edmund July 28 “Frecks Stage Crew You abound in energy and activity. You are determined to get your goal. Oas, Kenneth Lief October 7 Ken Class Play Naturally quiet and reserved, yon are inclined to he serious and thoughtful. Olsen, Lloyd Edward Mm 29 fudge Yon like music and can express it instrumentaUy. You do your own thinking. Olsen, Norman R. November 5 S'nmmy To you disappointments are no obstacles. Yours will he a happy life. Olson, Donald Roy July 26 Don You are happiest when you are in a crowd. Yon are u lire and full of fun. Olson, Francis O. January 9 “Fran You have high idealt and will succeed if you live up to them. Olson, Harry O. April 7 “Peanuts Yon are cheerful and have a smile for everyone. You are skilled in icienlifie fields. Olson, Helen A. April 11 Babe Tiger Rep. Yours is a pleasing personality. Your hfe will he filled with exciting events. Olson, Marion August 15 “Steron Class Officer. Scnbtr Extra. Student Oiuncil Yon are frank, open, and true. Yon are good company and are fond of society. Osmonson, Lorraine July 19 “Ijorry Honor Society. Honor Student You have a brilliant mind and are quick tu grasp situations. Oxendale, Eva November 16 “Eve You are quiet and reserved and do not like others to interfere with your affairs. [ IH] Palm EH, Orlo B. Octorir25 Band, Orchestra You have unlimited musical talent; you should make a brilliant success in this field. Paulson, Eleanor June 27 Class Officer, Library Staff, Tiger Rcj . You have a great deal of charm. Your friends admire your taste in clothes. Pearson, Glenn C. ji'LY 15 nuy ('.lass Play, Hall Guide Yon are naturally quiet and shy, and are inclined to he thoughtful. Peiikson, Wallace G. January 23 Wally ('lass Play, Southerner Rep. You have a happy nature makmg light of troubles that come your u ay. Peterson, Herle January 12 Bee Choir, (ilcc Club You are sincere and business like in all you do; yon will meet with great success. Peterson, Chrissie E. M arch 6 Chris Class Officer, Senior Extra Yon have a personality which wins the admiration of your many friends. Peterson, June L. June I-I Class Officer, Class Play. Follies, 0| cra, (,)uill and Scroll, Southerner Staff. Student Council With your charming personality and ever willingness to help, you are sure to reach your goal in life. Peterson, Lorraine A. May 5 Swede Follies You are a good mixer; yon enjoy dancing and have a pfcaiant manner. Peterson, Melvin V. Di et Min r 6 Mel Band Yon are a horn idealist. You are frank nd generous. Peterson, Richard W. July 22 Dick Hall Guide. Southerner Rep. With your optimism, courage. and confidence you will attain your ambition in life. Pierce, Edith Novemhi k 8 Brown F.yes Choir, (Jlcc Club, Opera. Southerner Rep. Your winning ways and demure manner will bring happiness to those you meet. Placman, Audrey Just 6 Boots Southerner Staff Possessing pluck, self-reliance. and ability, you should succeed in life. Pokorny, Irene May 8 Iko Hall Guide Yon are dependalde, reliable. and skillful; you should succeed in office work- Polsfuss, Gordon Octorer 24 Gordie Southerner Staff Yon hate faith in yourself and are thorough and exact in your work- Polseuss, Lyle Henry July 14 Pots Basketball. Glass Play, Golf, Honor Society, Honor Student. Senior Kxtra. Southerner Rep. A sound, logical thinker; you should make good in the advertising field. Pkymack, John December 10 Professor Glee Club. Senior F.xtra, Southerner Rep.. Southerner Staff, Student Council lid I of initiative and good ideas, yon should succeed in your pursuit. Qlist, Violet H. November 8 Toots Choir, Glee Club, Opera You find a great deal of satisfaction in whatever yon undertake, especially music. Rasmussen, RichardC. April 12 Htch Hall Guide. Track You possess a good nature, willingness, honesty, and mechanical ability. Rice, Eleanor February 19 Al Yon have a pleasant diiposition, a cooperative spirit, and the ability to make friends easily. Riley, Walter November 22 Pat Baseball. Football You have a fighting spirit that does not give up easily- Ring, Gordon J. December 14 Gordy Your fine appreciation of the other fellow has won you many friends. Robinovitz, Stella October 17 Sy Glee Club Your smiling, generous nature makes you liked by all. Rogers, Gordon March 17 Gordy You enjoy social life and make numerous friends easily. Rollins, Andy January 4 Class Officer, Hall Guido, Student Council You are liked by everyone, as your popularity among your classmates has proved. [19] Royer, Emily Kath. May 1 i Kay If you will make use of your numerous talents, you will arrive at your goal. Sadopf, Irving July 20 Irv” You have a cheerful, friendly disposition that makes yon well liked. Sell ERVEN. I OIS September 27 Ijoie Honor Society, Honor Student, Southerner Staff. Student Council With a creative and brilliant mind you are sure to attain your objectives. Schuller, Law. J. April 14 “ -or” llall Guide You are considerate of others and are well liked by them. Schuster, Marc. R. August 17 Choir. Glee Club. Hall Guide. Opera Your pleasing, charming person Jit y will help you in your work- Segal, David October 12 Yon are active and energetic and make yourself felt wherever you go. Segal, Malcolm May 19 Mack With your determination and variety of ideas you should be a poet. Semmerud. Bernice July 1 Bernie Claw Play. Follies. Hall Guide Being talented in dancing, you should follow it as a career. Shanahan, Beatrice September 28 “Bea Yon are full of fun and possess a fine sense of humor. Shelstad, Lenore October8 Lenny You have a quiet and reserved nature. You are dainty and neat. Shepherd, Ada Ruth June 16 You arc quiet, shy and reserved. You would make a very good nurse. Sipperlb, Georgb F. December 29 Flo Basketball. Golf You are fond of pleasure and amusements; yon see the funny side of life. Silvers, Cherina July 2 Terry Honor Society. Honor Student. Southerner Rep.. Ti-jtcr Rep. Your enthusiasm combined with your studiousness win you many friends. Skyherg. Grace December 8 Sky Clast Officer, Class Play. Follies. Hall Guide. Home-coming. Senior F.xtra You will always have many friends because of your charm and grace. Smith, Velva Marc. May 9 Vo! Follies You are full of fun and you enjoy the company of others. Snobeck, Helen No EMBER 26 Sis Class Play. ( lcc Club. Tiger Rep. Possessing neatness, efficiency and friendly disposition yon should succeed in library work. SODBRBBRG, I.ESTER S. April 17 Sody Your ability plus your dependability, and willingness make you a good worker. Soderli'kd. Jack Ft bruary 20 Swede Your friendly ways and engaging smile win many friends for you. Starr, Gordon L. July 16 C.ordy Choir You enjoy doing new things or doing old things a new way. Stacker, Edward 11. November 11 “Skipp Yon have an active mind. You are happiest when yon are bury. Steiher. Ruth March 10 Honor Society, Honor Student Yon have a fine sense of humor and you are gifted with many talents. Stone, Henry W. February 8 Stone Claw. Officer. Glee Club. Hall Guide. Opera. Tiger Rq . You have much artist it ability and should follow this line of work. Strom. Arnold J. November 21 Prof. Speekindoodle Clast Officer. Class Play, Follies. Glee Club. Opera Yon enjoy people and your entertaining ways uill make your life happy. Svendaiil, Sigurd G. March 2' $tmbP You have an industrious nature and like to be active. r 20 ] Swanson, Dwight A. October 30 Sit iiny (� Ice Club, Hall Guide, Track Your vivid illumination hat led you to trust others implicitly. Swanson. Lorraine February 17 You possess a great deal of originality and hare business ability. Swanson, Robert A. December 27 “Rob Hand, Class Officer. Class Play. Southerner Rep. You are a natural born leader. Difficult problems are easy for yon to solve. Swanson, Robert B. December 3 Bob You are capable, farseemg. and honorable. You could become a leader. Swanson. Wilma L. February 4 “Wimps Your charm and naturalness will aid you in making life a success. Sweet, Mary H. | UNI 25 Sweet Class Play. Follies, Mall Guide Yon hare many talents particularly for the stage. Tapper, Lawrence R. F� bruary 2 Happy You hare an nn usually happy nature, and you do all in your power to help others. Thorud, Julian November 28 Rod You are quiet and well lilted by yejur friends. You hate initiatirc and high ambitions. Velander, Robert C. December 15 Bud Band, Jazz Orchestra You are very fond of music and should follow this profession. Wadsworth, Robert August 16 Hand. Class Play. Golf, Honor Society. Honor Student, Senior Extra. Southerner Start. Student Council. Tijjcr Start Your tar ted talents will bring you success. Wallen, Naomb July 14 You are sincere, thorough, and quiet in your manner. Yon will meet with success. Walstrom, Dorothy AuourrlK Dot You like independence above everything else; you will experience exciting events. Walters, Thomas Dec eibir 21 Tommy Yon air a fellow who makes friends easily and travel appeals to yon. Ward, Wesley E. Novi sim r 4 Wet ('lass Play. Hall Guide, Senior Extra, Southerner Rep. Your willingness to cooperate has won you the admiration of your classmates. Wass, Merle March 24 You are quiet and unassuming; you are resourceful and can be trusted. Wesley, George Now sim k 17 Wes You have a good memory which helps you greatly. Yours should be a happy-life. Wexler, Eleanor Dicemb� .r27 Queenie Commencement, Honor Society. Southerner Rep.. Tiitcr Rep., Valedictorian You are very thoughtful, self-reliant, and carry out your plans with determination. Wilkins, Phyllis July 29 Chunky Class Play. Honor Society. Student Council You are endowed with a sparkling personality and have a happy outlook on life. Wilson, Goodrhk.e C. December 22 Goodie Hall Guide. Student Coun cil Reliable, dependable, and generous, you are able to hold your friends as uell as make them. Winslow, Marie July 30 Tootie You are industrious, generous. and trusting and get along well with others. Wipper. Yvonne V. June 9 Happy You poncss a disposition pleasing to everyone. Yon make light of all your troubles. Adams, Lois July 25 El-Kay Yon are a very prim, re-liaNe girl. You will be successful and happy. Adams, Robert Augubt 12 Bob Hi-Y You are generous and trusting and will do all in your power to help others. Acranoff, Lillian January 21 You have a strong imagination offset by practical sense. t2l] Ahlquist, Eugene December 22 “Bud You are a born idealist, and bate strong likes and dislikes. Akenson, Lois July 11 “Bun Class Play. Hall Guide. Follies, Torchbcarcrs, Choir You like music and yon hare the power to express it. Allen, Leslie April 21 “Flash Aero Club. Hall Guide, Musketeers You are ambitious and like to work. You are loyal to your friends. Allen, Ralph March 22 Phog Southerner Rep.. Tiger Rep., Tennis, Hi-Y. Follies. Class Play. Honor Society You are a good reasoner. and a natural organiser. Amdahl, Harold June 8 “Am You are eager for experience and will work at many things during your life. Anderson. Charles May I “Chuck Honor Student, Tiger Rep-Student Council. Hall Guide. Class Play, Honor Society, Muskctecis You usually do things your own way; you will make a good leader. Andersen, Elizabeth July 30 Utxie Class Play Your friendliness and pleasing disposition have won yon a multitude of friends. Anderson, Irene November 24 “Dimps Hall Guide Yon have imagination which enables you to overlook what troubles others. Anderson, Leland April I “Ixe You are loyal to your friends, and tactfnl in dealing with them. Anderson, Margaret November 11 Margie Southerner Rep.. Tiger Rep. Yon like work and once you start yon will fulfill your aim. Anderson, Robert March 22 Bob Hall Guide, Tiger Rep. Your sense of humor enables you to make many friends. Anderson, Ruth January 8 Woo fie Your mind is logical, and accurate. You are warm hearted and kind. Anderson, Thelma September II The! Although failure may discourage you, you are willing to try again. Armstrong, Robert December 14 “Bob Track. Hi-Y You have keen and quick wit which makes you likeable and friendly. Baker, Irene E. Aucwr 14 Rene Torchbearers, Hall Guide Though fairly new to South, you immediately won for yourself m my life-long friends. Bakke, Harold May 20 Boating You are cautious in undertaking a large project, but once under way, you give it all it is worth. Bale, Beatrice December 25 Bea Your accuracy, diligence, and honesty are things all shall long remember. Barker, James October 20 fin Hall Guide. Ht-Y, Radio Club Vom have a determination which is bound to help you in later life. Benson, Oris February 26 Choir You have good lodgment; you require many facts before becoming convinced. Bergersen, Eleanor January 20 Bergie Follies. Class Play You are good-natured and pleasant at all times, often putting yourself out to help others. Bergren, George Non ember 18 fudd Musketeers. Radio Club You have strong likes and dislikes. You should succeed in life. Beske, Elloyd June 25 “Biscuits Golf You have a quick mind and use it for the most beneficial enterprises. Biekapfl, Clayton October 22 Beanie Hall Guide. Musketeers, Honor Society You are sincere, earnest in all that you do; you have a spirit of independence. Bjelkny. Susie February 7 “Sue Your quiet nature has made you a reliable and admirable companion. [22] BoCE, Maynerd May 8 Boge Vow are independent in your thoughti and you are eager and capable. Boller, Daniel June 24 Dan You will be remembered by your classmates for your ready and winning smile. Bolstad, Ray December 28 Kay You have a good sente of humor. You take things as they come. Bonderld, Incvald October H Bonde You have good judgment. You prefer to solve your problems alone. Borciiardt, Jeanne October 30 Hall Guide. Tiger Rep., Torchbcarcrs Your own humor enables you to see fun where others least expect it. Boyes, Eileen December 5 Lean Tijjcr Rep., Cla� Flay, Hall Guide, Choir. Torch-bearer You have a knack of getting things where others have failed. Brandenburg, Donald May 9 Mayor Prank,, cheerful, and generous, you should achieve personal distinction. Brandjohd, Mayo JUNE 5 Mayor You are frank. cheerful, and generous and should achieve personal distinction. Breingan, Heroine December 8 Bee Torchbcarer . (‘.law Play, (dec Club You are a pleasant and an enjoyable companion: everyone enjoys your company. Brinwall, Mildred November 3 Millie Student Council. Torch-bearer You like work and enjoy helping others. Your friends find you very faithful. Hr in dace, Richard May 12 Dick Hall Guide Your determined will and loyalty have gained you many friends. Blobee, Howard Geo. May I Bud You are generous and also warm-hearted: you are dependable and painstaking. Callan, James March 18 Spec You have a sente of humor and are constantly surrounded by admiring friends. Cami’el, Margaret |ONE 5 Honor Student. Honor Society. Tijjcr Start. Student Council, Hall Guide You are a good worker, and your efforts will not go unrewarded. Cari.blom, Inez October II Blondie Hall Guide, Honor Society You dislike loneliness: consequently you have a gift of winning friends. Carlson, Kathryn October 18 Kay Student Council. Hall Guide, Follies. Class Play Vow find enjoyment in all that you do; this hat brought you success. Carlson, Kenneth May 21 Suede Mu ketcer� , Honor Society You are aps to suck to a thing until yon finish it. Carr, George July 14 Bud You enjoy good society. Yon have gooil foresight and iiidgment. Casper son, I {ahold liv.il S S Southerner Rrp., Glee Club, Opera, Hall Guide. Choir You are fond of independence. leisure, and a good lime. ClIARBONNEAU, ElVERA July 2 Vera Southerner Rep., Hall Guide. Torchbcarcrs You have a natural ability for making friends. Christensen, Donald Auoubt 8 Don You will succeed in life because you put your all in every undertaking. Christensen,Dorothy April 3 Toots Yon are fond of music in which you should continue your life's work. Clawson, Virginia March 27 (linger (Mas Play, Torchbcarcrs, (ilcc Club Vow have a smile for everyone and are always cheerful. Cofeen, Margaret October 2 You Dad a happy carefree life and possess a high sense of justice. 123] Cochill, Bernice J. June. 9 ‘'Bra Torchbcarcrs. I lonor Society. Honor Student You ate practical ami polite, tno reasons for your wide popularity, Cohn, Marius August 27 Mutt Student Council, Claw Play, Honor Student, Honor Socict) You have an active mind and are especially gifted for working out problems. Coleman, Robert July 26 Boh You are capalde and dependable. You can make for yourself a brilliant future. Coolidge, John September II fohnny Claw Play Yon are very energetic, practical, patient, and far sighted. You like law and order. Copeland, Wayne June 16 “Copey Titfcr Start. Musketeers, Hall Guide, Honor Student You are self-willed, persistent. and possess strong individuality. Clardy, James August 2-1 fim Hand, Orchestra You are easy-going and happy-go-lucky- Everyone is your friend. Crossman, William May 26 Goon Yon are quick lo gr‘ P an advantage. You gel along u ith nearly everyone. Cupps, Howard September 10 Radio Club Whenever you fail, you try again and usually succeed. Daiil, Herbert JuneS “Herb Hall Guide You like parties and excitement and can get along with everytroily. DaIILIN, ItLVERA |imI3 Htlhc Southerner Staff, Hall Guido, Torchbcarcrs You are marked for your willingness to give up your own time for others. Daiilstrom, Irving Fima-ary 17 Irr“ Musketeers. Honor Society You will work hard if you can see the purpose. You are ambitious, but cautious. Dale, Clayton June 15 Musketeers, Golf, Southerner Rep.. Honor Society. Class Officers Yon are a natural leader— active, observant, and ambitious. Dale, Roy April 26 “fo“ Yon are patient, and quiet. You should continue your education. Danielson, Dan August I j “Danny” Orchestra, Follies You are industrious, generous. and trusting, and you like to mix with people. Des Lauriers, John Ianuary 31 Frenchy Your mind is open to new ideas, and you will work hard So reach a goal. de Webrdt, Jambs October 28 Dehorn Radio Club Yon are nn variably jolly. Your mind is active, but you direct it. Didrikson, Irene March 17 Renee Your energy is great, and you sense a point quickly. Doberstein, Eleanor August 9 Skippy“ Yon are quiet, and yon are well likrd by your friends. Dolney, Dorothy February 3 Opera You work hard to achieve what is worthwhile. Dooley, Roderick July 27 Rudy You are industrious, generous, and quick to sense others’ wishes. I )rnak, Mary (am-ary 11 Yon are tiny, but you have a big heart, many interests, and a wide circle of friends. Doughty, George October 29 Hall Guide Your mind is accurate, and you are inclined to be firm in your decisions. Drew, Jeanette M arch 23 Chubb” You occasionally get in trouble but are clever enough to get out of it easily. Dye. Lyman April 2 Dye Stajic Crcsv. Hall Guide, Movie Start You are diligent, accurate, courageous, and yon weigh the consequences before you act. [24] Ebekt, Ethel May 21 Took Hall Guide, Glee Club, Ojsera You enjoy making friends, ami you are devoted to them. Edwardson, Newton June 20 Hall Guide You are eager for experience and are quick ,0 grasp an advantage. Egeberc, Jean M r«:h 8 You hate great energy and a rind imagination. You usually finish what you start. F-ioe, Norman July 7 Normie Fram Start You possess a disposition pleasing to everyone. Yon make light of all your troubles. Hiss, Harry July I Eits Musketeer . Aero, Movie Start. Honor Society You like leadership: consequently yon hare become a leader among friends. Elliott, R x;ek February 24 Musketeer . Radio Club. Aero Club. Movie Start. Honor Society Yon are self-reliant and carry out your plans with determination. Elstao, Lorraine October 5 fo Yon like work � nd put yourself wholeheartedly into everything you do. F.notrom, Eigene May 25 “Ants You will meet unh success. and your dreams will come true. Enroth, Richard Dut mri r 16 Dick” You are ambitious: you are apt to succeed in the vocation you pick ai your life work. Erickson, Edwin SimuRtR 3 Ed Football. Basketball, Baseball You hare a pleasing nature. and yon will have many exciting moments in your life. Erickson. Harry Alt.ht H Burlap Football. Basketball, Base-lull You are quiet and unassuming and have a pleasing nature. Erickson, Margaret Aocurr 2 i Margie Southerner Start, Torch-bearers. I lonor Society, Valedictorian You are very capable: yon should succeed in anything yon attempt. Erickson, Anna Mae Abril 28 A me Glee Club. Torch bearers Yon like to work and are eager to start new projects. Etta, June June 15 Honor Society, Salutatori-an. Tisrchbearers, Tiger Rep.. Tiger Start. Hall Guide. Class I’lay Yon are a good student and never shirk a responsibility. Evans, A. Margaret March I Margie You are quiet by nature but lore company. There is happiness in store for you. Evenson, Charles M. March 17 Maney You are noted for your good sense of humor. Your friends admire yon for your courage and broadmindedness. Farley, Robert June 4 Swimming, Band, Aero Club You are determined to go a long way in life and should succeed. Fink, Blanche August 21 Brown Eyes Torvhbcarer You are broad minded and have a decided power of observation. Fink, James November 11 fimmy Radio Club You have many friends and have the ability to keep them. Fitzpatrick, Donald July 16 Don Yon are frank and true, and you enjoy all kinds of excitement. Flick. Eugene July 8 Squawk-eye Football, Basketball. Baseball You put your all in everything yon undertake. Foss, Caroll Fibru. ry24 Cus You grrally impress people with your originality, and many enjoy your friendship. Freeberg, Richard Auouit 29 Red Hand. Orchestra You make yourself felt wherever you go. You should succeed in salesmanship. Fricks, Kenneth S. September 19 Eriske Musketeers Yon are tnst in your dealings with others. You can get on well in all walks of life. [25] Friedman, Herschel October 6 Hrrsh You have good judgment and you should excel in salesmanship. Garrick. Victor March I -Vic You are one who makes fnends easily: you will meet with success. Garay, John Jam-ary 6 You have a good memory which helps you greatly in repaying courtesies. Gerdin, Warren Idly 12 Boxing You have good judgment and are not hasty in decisions. Gerstner, Collins July 24 Runny You love art and are sensitive to nature. You are considerate of others. Gill, George W. |uni 23 Cookie You are friendly and have high ambitions for the future. Ginther, Irma Idly 5 Band You have a happy and jovial nature, and you should lead a very happy life. Gisselman, Carol October 11 Giss Cb'% Play, Southerner Rep. You love fun and succeed greatly in entertaining others. Goldman, Leonard Abril 18 Goldie Hall Guide. Southerner Rep. You often forget your cares and troubles for a jovial time. Gonderzik, Jane October 3 Gandy Band Music is your ambition; in it you will go a long way. Gorman, Joseph November 27 foe Yon are an amusing companion; you always make friends easily. Gottlieb, Bessie Abril I llall Guide You are well suited for business and should be a success in that direction. Grant, Frank August 30 Tops Musketeers, Hall Guide You always complete to the best of your ability everything you undertake to do. Green, Robert January 27 Bob Band You hate a strong imagination which is bound to be of great help to you. Grimmer, Arno March 11 Flash Musketeers You have the ability of making light of the troubles that come your nay. Grimstad, Melvin July 24 Student Council. 11 all Guide, Musketeers You are strong-willed and despite obstacles you usually do things your own way. Groff, Dolores May 23 Dee Although you have a quiet disposition you like parties. people, and excitement. GlDMLNDSON. SlCURD October 4 Sig Class Play. Opera. Choir, Glee Club. Musketeers You possess a disposition pleasing to everyone. You are open-hearted. and thoughtful. Gustafson, Mary Novixibir 21 You are self-reliant. You are determined and bound to succeed. Gustafson, Violette May 21 Bullets Honor Society. Honor Student You possess ability for leadership. Your life should be a brilliant suteess. Haber land, Arlene Si PTE MBS R 30 Glee Club. Choir, Class Play. Torchbcarcrs. Opera You have an excellent voice and are fond of music; music should be your profession. Haga, Helen October 10 I'cggy You are very quiet and have 11 great deal of patience. Hall, Lucille November 5 laicy You are strong-willed and firm in your decisions, and are always k d. Hall, Marguerite January 4 Muggs Honor Society. Torchbear-ers. Honor Student You have poise and are fond of reading widely and intelligently. [26] 1 Jallberg, Elde.v December 2S Al Baseball, Boxing, Hall Guide You are very energetic, and your quirk, rente of humor gams for you many friends. Halun, Doris L. AOCLTT 9 Rutty Hall Guide You cannot he hurried, nor do you lote your pone in a critical position. Hammerot, Roy Auouvr 10 Ham Tennis Your independent and artistic mind will make you tuccettful in the publicity field. Hansell, Robert August 15 Basketball You always hate a cheery smile and are alu ayt will-mg to help othert. Hansen, Don April 11 Crutch Southerner Start, Kami. Or chest ra, Musketeers You influence those you meet and are remembered long after you have forgotten them. Hansen, Ethel April 19 Swede Your sincerity makes you popular with your friends. You en oy mingling with people. Hanson, Arthur July 4 An You like to do things in short order and without delay. Hanson, Harrietts September 24 Hansy Choir Yon hare a personality that is liked by many. You will get along well in life. Hanson, Lorraine Marc H 12 Ixdl Glee Club, Torchbcarcrs, Opera You are nr ter idle because you hare confidence in your ability to do things. Hanson, Russell October 21 Russ Class Play. Hi-Y You are a possessor of many friends because of your wit and personality. Harper, La Verne C. Auguet 21 Vernee Tiger Rep. You are quiet and observing and always anxious to learn. Harrington, Joseph April 26 “foe Southerner Staff, Southerner Rep.. Student Council, Mall Guide, Class Play, Follies You are a born writer and leader. You should gain fame in journalism. I Iarhis. Doris August 26 Southerner Start. Follies, Honor Society, International Relations Club, Honor Student You hare a great sense of responsibility. Your conditions are firm. Hawes, Helen October 23 Shirk ’ ('lass Play, Opera, Glee Club, Hall Guide You hare ability to act and should attain distinction in that profession. Heaner, Duane May 6 Orchestra You possets a good mind and a disposition pleasing to everyone. Hedberc, Helen Octobi r 6 Yon are a reliable companion. are fond of good limes, and show good indgmrnl. Hedenland, Carlotta March 11 Chubby Honor Student. Honor Society, Hall Guide. Torch-bearers You are practical, eager, and folly, and you lore a good time. Hedtke, Dorothy April 20 Class Play, Student Council. Hall Guide. Follies. Torchbcarcrs Those who become acquainted with yon find you a true friend. Held. Harold September 29 Hash Honor Student. Honor Society, Class Play, Football You are of the alhletu type and should make a success in any field. Held, Melvin February 2 dip Honor Society You hare a strong character and are trustworthy and sincere. Held, Sam July 17 Brave and unafraid you shoulder responsibilities and do not shirk them. Herkal, Kathleen October 27 Kay You .ire full of energy and sometimes full of mischief, but you hare a serious and ambitious nature. Hekre, Myron October 12 Class Play, Tiger Staff, Tiger Rep.. Student Council. Valedictorian, Honoi Society You like to lead in enterprises: you get what you want by perseverance. Hill, Evelyn May 19 Follies, Glee Club, Opera You are easily swayed by music, which will some day be your life and toy. [27] Holm, Ernest April 8 Ernie Hall Guide You are a good reasoner ami a natural organizer: you have many friends. Holm, Evelyn Msy22 Little A Honor Society, Titter Start. Torch bearer . Honor Student You have initiative, vitality, and generosity. As a friend you cannot he surpassed. Holman, Lloyd July 6 Hall Guide You are quiet and ambitious. You gel great enjoyment out of a hobby. Holstrom, Dorothy November 10 Dot You are quick in action and do not give way easily. Yon li{e responsibilities. Hoof, Helen H. Dec mhi.r 26 Torch bearers. Hall Guide You are easy to get along with and enjoy the company of others. Hoover, Herbert Si ptf.mbi h 9 Snooze ('lass Play, (dec Club. 0| -cra. Cheer Leader Your ready wit and actions make you a good comedian. 1 Iorarik, Elsie April 23 “El Yon enjoy being with people and are very entertaining. Hudak, Margaret December 11 Muggs Choir You are lively, full of aim, and a diligent worker. Hcltgren, Marjorie May 10 “Marge Yon are ambitions but cautious. You are loyal to your friends. Hess, Leona January 21 Lee Yon are good nat tired, quiet, and emotional. Yon draw many friends around you. Huttner, Marian April 10 Valedictorian, Honor Society. Torchbcarers. Hall Guide Your attainments have made yon a brilliant leader. Jeffrey, Dorothy August 11 Dots You are generous and trusting. You have a carefree and a happy nature. Jelvick, Ethel May 16 You are reserved, quiet, and reliable. Yon like to mingle socially. Jensen, Gerhardt October 31 Musketeers You hare a very pleasing personality. You are naturally witty and humorous. Jensen, Jenny Marie July 26 lens” Yon love athletics and are successful in any sport. JOHANNESON, INGRID January 1 You have an immense capacity for manual work. Your mind it well controlled. Johnson, Alice J. August 3 Iohnny Student Council You love flowers and art, and arc sensitive to all that goes on around you. Johnson, Burnett September 11 Burnie You are intellectual and determined. and you possess lively humor. Johnson, Clifford January 30 Football. Track Yours will be a brilliant future because of your loyalty to friends. Johnson, Dolly June 17 Dolls Torchbcarers Yon have a charming per-tonality. You are determined and will reach your goal. Johnson, Dolores May 13 Dee Choir, (dec Club. Torch-bearers, Opera. Follies Yon enjoy music and your talent will help you to go far in this profession. Johnson, Lois November 8 Ijo Honor Student. Honor Society, Torchbcarers You will go far in achieving personal distinction in the business world. Johnson, Mildred Srptember 12 You are active, diligent and a ready worker: you are full of energy and vitality. Johnson, Myrtle I. Deci mber 21 You have a pleasing disposition. You will get along well in your life. {28] Johnson, Myrtle V. September 7 Siyrt” Torchbcarcr Although failure may dis-courage yon, you are willing lo try again. Johnson, Robert Siptlmbi m 22 “fohnson You hate great endurance in your work. Your per-sever ante generally spells success. Johnson, Roy March 16 Iohns Musketeers. Gym Team. Hall Guide, Hi-Y Yon show excellent taste in your clothes. A busmen career will sun yon the best. Johnson, Rltii August 29 ‘'Rufus Honor Student. Student Council Your good ludgmenl and sound intelligence will help you succeed in anything you undertake. Johnson, Viola Mat 7 Ole Choir. Torch bearer You enjoy music and will reach distinction in this field. Johnson, Vivian September 13 Oscar Choir. Torchbcarcr Yon are an all-around student and have many friends. You are always careful in yoni undertakings. Joinc, Audrey October 29 Glee Club, Opera Yon hate great endurance in your ivor%. Your mind is logical and accurate. Joseph, Allen Mss 29 mHUp Class Play, Orchestra. Honor Society You are modest and unassuming. You finish what you start. Karkhoff, I Iarold Oct uniR 12 “Hack Musketeers. Gym Team, Honor Society You have a logical and accurate mind; you It he to do a fob carefully and do it well. Kasten, Audrey January 2 Boots Class Play. Glee Club. Ti-Rcr Representative Your personality and talent for dancing should help you go far in the theatrical world. Kelly, Lucile April 27 Kelly You have a determined will and are loyal lo your fnendt; yours is a friendly nature. Kemp, Fern January 26 11 all (ionic Your imagination is strong, hut it rests on common sense. Kimball, Gloria November 23 Bobbie Torchbcarcr Yon are frank and generous. and you are quick to grasp a point. Kimpton, Audrey March 2 Audi Southerner Staff You stress the importance of fact and diplomacy. You put yourself out to help others. Kincsberc, Orville June 3 You are eager for experience and will work at many things in your life. Kn'UDSON, DeLORIS November 20 Dee You hate especially high ideals. If yon hie up to them, you will eventually be rewarded. Kreftinc, Carole July 10 Keda You are good company, full of fun and good spirits; you take your opportunities seriously. Kroiin, Karl October 21 Krohn Musketeer Yon are carefree and never let anything be an obstacle to you m what you undertake. Kuzuw, Stella April 2 Penny Torchbcarcr . ('las Play. Follies You en oy the glitter of friends and freedom and are happiest when surrounded by gay company, Laberee, Edwin August 20 l ib Hall Guide. Tennis. Musketeer . Honor Society You are brave and optimistic. Your generosity and trust are characteristics to be proud of. La Croix, Merrill October 6 Band You are sensilsie lo what others think of you and will make many friends. Larson, Audrey July 22 Torchbcarcr . Hall Guide You are capable and good as business; yon should be a success. Larson, Lawrence May 27 Laurie Hall Guide You are quick to gsosp ideas and to use them to your advantage. Larson, Leonard October 3 l nsue You are inclined to direct and to lead others; you will find many opportunities m doing so. [29] Larson, Miiiel Sipn.Mii k 23 Mur Honor Student. Honor Society. Southerner Stall, Tiller Rep.. Torchhcarcrs, Choir You try to hr of terrier to others. You hare initiative. Larson, Wanda March 15 Dunda Student Council, Hall Guide. Torchhcarcrs. Honor Society You are cheerful and hind in all that you do. You are well lihed by many. Lawson, Warren January 18 War nr he Student Council. Hall Cuide. Hand You are analytical and should choose a profession that reefmres concentration. LaYEL'X, GeoRGE F BRIMRY 21 Gym, Swimming You hare an active mind, and yon lihe new ideas. You rnahe friends easily. Leaken, Richard SiPTiMBt r 2 1 Ixahen You are kind and generous to everyone; yon mahe friends easily. Leaver, V. Earl March 23 Yon thmh carefully before making a decision. You are admired by your friends. Lennie, George February 9 fud Static Crew You can do a variety of things and do them well. Leppke, Kosella February 12 Isdly Your mind is open to new ideas. You weigh the consequences before yon act. Lewis, Y’erl June 15 Baseball Yon are capable of doing a variety of things. You will succeed as you hare good possibilities. Liknke, Walter April 18 Wally You hare a vivid imagination and are quick, � learn; you do not like delays. Lillico, Katherine October 16 Kay Class Play. Glee Club. Opera. Torchbcarcrs You are active and energetic and your keen u U has won yon many friends. Lindell, William March 19 Bill If yon like a thing, yon like to see it done well. Loeberg, Ruth July 13 Hall Guide Your keen wit has endeared you to many friends. Yon are active and energetic. Lohman, Priscilla Noyemb� r27 Prit Honor Student. Honor Society. Torchbcarcrs. Glee Club. Choir. Class Play. Opera Your calm and cheerful disposition and your active mind make you well liked. London, Norma Ottober 13 You will do everything in your power to be of terrier to others. Losie, Robert July 21 You are energetic and enthusiastic and form strong friendships. Lovaas, Garfield Septimbir13 lascey” Musketeers, Hall Guide, Honor Society Yon are active, practical, and farsighted. You are inclined to I'e painstaking. Magnuson, Rkktil FibruaryI7 Maggie Glee Club. Tennis. Golf You show excellent taste, especially in choosing clothes; yon are reliable and capable. Makousky, William Novi mbs r 26 Mac Basketball. Football. Class Officer You are known for your sportsmanship, and well liked because of it. Martinson, Mildred May 24 UtUy You are eager for experience and will tackle anything that comes your way. Martinson. Raymond Nov ember 11 You like work and are determined to reach your goal. Your mind it active and critical. Massopust, Richard Al .ust2I l)uh Southerner Rep., Student Council, Tennis, Musketeers. Class Play, Honor Society You are industrious and trusting. You make fnendt easily. Matson, Kenneth April 4 Ninny Hall Guide. Golf. Musketeers. Swimming You are quick to learn, easily aroused, and quick to complete a task• Mattson, Elea nor e October 28 El You enfoy the friendship of your many friends and command their respect. [30] Matuska, Curtis Novi miur 2 Clyde You are Irank and generous, and you ran boast of many true friends. Mayotte. Evelyn T. August 6 Mayotte Your frankness and trustfulness will make you well liked by those you meet. Medvic, Riciiako Octobir26 Med Orchestra, Basket Ball You are determined, and enjoy overcoming obstacles. Meliius, Muriel May 8 Murla Honor Student. Honor Society. Hall Guide, Tiger Rep. Yon like to see a thing from every point of new. Michalek, Leo July 28 You are optimistic and you like to cooperate with others. Michlin, Mose Novi mri r 23 You have great energy and are unusually active mentally. Mi ley. Mary Octoiii R 4 You are practical, trusting and frank: yon are helpful and a keen observer. Miller, Florence March 26 Honor Student. Honor Society. Student Council Your specialty is science. You are reserved, loyal, and alert. Miketor. Mildred Octobir 13 Mickey Hall Guide. Torchbearm, Southerner Stall Yon bubble with life and fun; you are happiest when active or with friends. Moir, James T. April 18 fim Honor Student. Musketeers, Honor Socicty You are industrious and trusting. Your mind is act-ire and critical but just. Moline, Lorraine December 27 Honor Society. Class Play, Southerner Rep., Torch-bearers. Honor Student You have an immense capacity for mental work. Your mind is logical. Morth, Margaret February 26 Muggs Honor Society. Honor Student You are eager for experience and if nick to learn. You weigh the consequence before you start. Mose son, Evelyn May 22 You are intelligent and quick to grasp an opportunity. Mo .ey, Nick November 15 A7 k'r Choir. Glee Club. Class Play. Cheer Leader. Follies Music it your sole enjoyment and yon have an individual way of expressing it. Murphy, Harry November 20 Murph Musketeers You work hard at all your undertakings, and keep at them until you are finished. Murray, Irene September 12 Red Torchbearcrs Your mind is accurate: yon will get on well in u hal yon choose to do. Nker, William December 20 Billy You are frank and gener-out. and your calm and cheerful disposition will make yon many friends. Nelsen, Vernon M. Aprii. 8 'Vern“ Hall Guide, Glee Club, Musketeers You are eager, considerate, and conscientious in what you do. Nelson, Faye Februarv 23 You are quiet but your personality will help you to succeed in any u-ork. Nelson, Harold April ■ S'els Student Council. Hall Guide Yon may meet with obstacles but you are clever enough to overcome them. Nelson, Howard December 18 Nets Yon have eagerness and energy, and are determined to reach your goal. Nelson, Lois January 21 I jolly You have talent and will succeed because you posset initiative. Nelson, Lloyd N. February 21 Tiger Rep. You like new ideas but you do not disregard the good because it it old. Nelson, Margie March 23 Boon Hall Guide. Torchbearcrs, Honor Society You are considerate and have high ambitions. You have many friends and are well liked. [31] Nelson, Myrtle I. March 25 Myrt“ Hall Guide, Stuilcnt Coun-cil Yours is a cheerful personality: those who enjoy fun Jeli a hi in your friendship. Nesiieim, Loraine April H Ness Yon abound with ritality and you radiate the spirit of fun and cheerfulness. Ness, Adeline July 4 “Frenchy Honor Student. Honor Society, Torchbcarers You are u arm hearted and generous. You hair many friends who uould give their all for yon. Neoman, Richard January3 “Red Honor Society, Honor Student. Musketeers Your energy is great and you like new ideas. You do not waver without reason. Nelman, Rocer Si pti miii r 22 Professor Speed Class Play You hair a way of express-ing yourself which makes everyone like you. Nelman, Elaine August 16 You have a sensitive and passive disposition whit h gams for you many friends. Newton, Eocene November 13 Newts Football, basketball. Base-lull yon are not easily disturbed. and because of your sportsmanship, you are well liked. Nycard, Cue ford February 26 Cliff You are quiet and reserved; you have a set ions and ambitious nature. Oas, Daniel May 18 Danny (.lee (‘.lub. Football You are apt to see fun in things that other people think are deadly serious. Oherg, Chester June 2 Gump Southerner Stall You have an active mind that is filled with ideas. Yon could become a leader. Oberc, Elmer July 6 Al Student Council You have a vivid imagination and have confidence in your own ability. O'Bleness, John S. April 21 You are quiet and well liked. Yon enjoy all kinds of excitement and entertainment. 0'Bleness,VirciniaH. October 25 Ginny Southerner Rep. You are quiet, frank and have a keen wit. Your life will be full of adventures. Okerlond, Alice Jinn is M You are intelligent and quick to grasp an advantage. Yon get along with everybody. Okerlond, Alvera || SI 18 I lie Yon are always considerate of others and make a friend that is sympathetic and true. Olsen, Donald July 23 Don Your keen sense of humor maker you well liked in the circles in which you move. Olson, Alice November 25 A! Yon have great possibilities for the future because you are frank and generous. Olson, Dorothy March 3 Dot You like to work, and you like new ideas: your indg-ment is open and fair. Olson, Ralph August 30 Chippy Yon have great endurance, and you are very thnfty and lust in your dealings with others. Olson, Ray August 30 Pee Wee Hall Guide. Band You are well liked for the keen tense of humor you possess. Wherever you are gaiety exists. Olson, Robert September 24 Ole You are quiet and reserved: you are inclined to be serious and thoughtful. O’Neill, Dorothy June 19 Irish Your quiet appearance belies the carefree atmosphere you enjoy and are used to having. Opheim, Marion September 20 Torchbcarers. Glee Club You are timid and have a quiet disposition which inns the admiration of many friends. O’Reilly, Jack April I i “Charlie Glee Club, Open You are clear-sighted, confident. and responsible. You are friendly and sincere. [32] OSTROM. RUEBEK October 18 Ruhr Hall Gui lc You are quiet, sincere. iinii companionable; your per-sonality mak.es you eery popular. Ousdahl, June February I funnie Glee Club. Class Plav, Follies You lave distinguished dramatic ability; you should make a gieat actress. Paulson, Mahlon July 10 Atngomon Band. Hall Guide, Class Play You possess a quiet humor that makes you the life of a gathering. Pearson, Bert April H Your abilities will carry you far. making your life an adventure filled with toys. Pearson, Dorothy August 22 Dor Torchbcarers You are well liked; you are alert and active, and will make many friends. PecheLUNAS, John September H Football. Basketball. Baseball Your success in sports has been as pronounced as your personality. Pedersen. June June 15 Yon are eager for experience and will work at many things in your life. Pederson, Xelma January 12 Nellie I lonnr Student, Honor Society. Class Play, Torch-bearers You are persistent and possess strong individuality. Pedersen, Victor April 18 Vic Football. Baseball, Basketball Yon have a calm disposition and yon are a delightful companion. Perrin, Georgia November 3 Snooks Glee Club You are humorous and likeable. You will go far because you are happiest when busy. Peterson, Anne July 5 Hall Guide. Torchbcarers You are inclined to be optimistic; you would make a good manager. Peterson, Daisy April 3 Dis Hall Guide, Torchbcarers You are excitable, impulsive. ambitious and have an imagination which can be utilized. Peterson, Henning March I Pete Studcnl Council You are energetic and work with enthusiasm. You make friends and enjoy social life. Peterson, Kathryn July 16 Kay Hall (iuide. Glee Club. Follies You are kind, friendly, and eager to be of help. Yon are thoughtful and broad-minded. Peterson, Milton November 16 Red Football. Track Yon are active and energetic and determined to put your feelings into action. Petry, James A. October 1 fim Hall Guide. Southerner Stall You work carefully, and usually lead in any enterprise. Yon are impartial and fair. Prosser, Donald August I Don Yon are trusting, nidustn-out, and generous. You take much pride in your work- Quanbeck, Ruth December 26 Rufus Class Play. Hall Guide You hair a winning smile. Yon make friends easily, and usually keep them. Rachie, George April 20 Class Officer. Hall Guide, Class Play. Student Council. Southerner Rep.. Mus kctccrs. Golf Your friends think very well of yon became of your ready wit. Rader, Blanche Decemoir20 Effy Torchbcarers, Honor Society You are quiet, courteous, and very intelligent. You are eirrybody's friend. Refseth, Cora Iulv 20 You have a jovial nature and never fad to see the bright tide of life. Remy, Lora July 3 Honey Southerner Stall. Tijjcr Rep. Yon do nor fear or worry over trifles. You are of a determined nature and bound to succeed. Rendahl, Joyce August 18 funior Southerner Rep. You are independent in your nature, and yon are generous and t nut mg. Richards. Loraine F. May 25 Dick Glee Club Yon get along well tilth others and are very likely to succeed because of this fact. [33] RoERs, Dorothy M. January 23 Torchbcarcrs Religion and toad wark will make you happiest, for you are considerate, kind, and helpful. Roholt, Ruth E. December 15 'Toatt Fram Staff You tire quiet, tineere, and very friendly: you are well liked became of these traits. Rostamo, Victoria Junk 28 Vic You are active and happiest when you are busy. You are interested in athletics. Rucker, Winifred November 7 Winnie You are well liked by your many friends: you are earnest and sincere. Rush, Donald October H Football, Swimming You are interested in a ca-riety of subjects: you are energetic and a keen observer. Russ, Robert October 25 Bob” Football, Basketball. Base-ball You are carefree and energetic: you are bound to succeed in any sport. Rydberg, Madonna April 3 Donna” You possess a sense of humor. and enjoy the society of your many friends. Salsbekc. Abe June 26 Punchy You are very entertaining and you like to be well- dressed. Sandau, Geneva January I Gen” You work hard and usu-idly finish what yon start. Sanne, Stanley January 27 Stan” Hall Guide You have a keen mind which is always open to new ideas and to new interests. Schoenberg, Florence September 28 Follies, Clast Play You are quiet and well liked because you enjoy entertainment that is wholesome. Sciihoeder. Jean May 6 Tixcr Rep. You are dependable and conscientious: you succeed in doing well whatever you undertake. Schwartz, I Iarriet K. June 4 Honor society You are intelligent and ambitions. You like parties. people and excitement. Seahkrg. Dagny August 31 Swede” Southerner Rep.. Hall Guide, Torchbcarcrs Your life will Iw filled with events. You make the most of opportunities. Sedio, Howard P. July 19 Seds” Follies. Opera Your frank, direct nature has won you many friends: you are dependalde and loyal. Shaffer, Ordie August 29 Drizzle Puss” Honor Student. Honor Society. Class Play, Musketeers. Opera You are active in your work. Your energy and enthusiasm inspire others. Shaw, Dorothy Jane July 3 You believe in honor and suit ice: you are an optimist and firm in your discussions. Shelby, Alycb January 5 Dolly” (dec Club. Opera, Class Play You have great capacity for mental work- Your life will be happy and filled with music. Silverstein, David January 18 Curly Hall Guide You have an immense capacity for mental or manual work: you are diligent and accurate. Siverson, Dorothy Fe bruary 27 Don” Honor Society. Torchbcarcrs, Ilonor Student Your concern for others hat made you many loyal friends. You enjoy occasional solitudes. Sletten, William December 1 Slim” Southerner Staff. Southerner Rep., Musketeers Your eyes suggest your carefreeness. You are er-erylmdy's friend and helper. Smith, Cleopatra June 14 Patty” Torchbcarcrs, Hall Guide You have creative ability and have a fertile imagination. and are very expressive. Smith, Grace January 27 Smitty” Honor Student. Honor Society. Hall Guide You are quiet, practical, and considerate: you love solitude and respect it. Snyder, Grace November 16 Grade” You are silent and dignified. and yon make friends everywhere you go. [34] Soble, Evelyn May 9 Sobte” You are most satisfied when you are active and busy in sport. Sorensen, Della August 17 Sell Your generosity and interest in others have made you more friends than you may thinly. Soucek, Ivan SiniMlu 18 Ire Hall Guide You are gracious and polite. You are active and energetic, and enjoy athletics. Stahl, Adrian May 4 Adie Radio Glub, International Relations Club. Musketeers. Gym Team, Hall Guide, ('las Play You carry out your plans with determination: you hold your friends. Stanley, Bruce C. January H Hall Guide You are efficient and practical: your business possibilities should carry you far. Stal ker, Clarence August 12 You have a sensitive nature: you appreciate the finer things of life, such as art and flowers. Stf.enerson, Clarice April 5 Punfia You are interesting to tall( to. and make a very considerate and friendly companion. Stenoel, Elaine February 2 Twinnie” Torchbcarcrs, Class Play, Hall Guide, Honor Society You like out-of-door sports and eager companions foin you in your many activities. Stengel, Jeanette February 2 fenny Torchbcarcrs. Class Play, Honor Society You I He a fantastic and carefree life, and yon generally succeed in finding it. Stevenin, Helen August 2 Hall Guide Your nature has won for you many friends: you en oy mingling in society. Strunk, Jeanne March 26 finx You have faith in everyone. Your enthusiasm will help you to succeed in life. Suchomel, Doris May 7 You are earnest about your worfi and are very cheerful and happy. Sundet, Agnes December 8 Blonde You have great energy and that should help you in whatever you undertake to do. Swanson, Marion April 13 You possess an aleit and active mind; you are quick to perceive a situation. Swanson, Warren September 24 Swan Swimming Your energy and ambition should help you to succeed: your friends are many and true. Tabaka, Fred March 28 Tiny Yon are considered to be level headed and do not do foolish things. Tiieisen, Adele November 3 Del Torchbcarcrs Yon possess a natural sense of humor and are very cheerful, you en oy entertainment. Thissen, V’iolet September 29 IV’ You are a true friend with high ideals: you are highly respected by everyone. Thompson, Dwayne August 20 Yon are earnest, sincere, and true. You should devote some of your talents to business. Tiiorsen. Helen Fihruary3 Countess You are quiet and have executive ability. You will enjoy a comfortable life. Tickner, H arry D. October 3 Tick” Follies. Choir. Class Play, Glee Club Von are talented in dramatics and should choose the limelight for your life work. Tigue, James December II fim Student Council. Hall Guide, Football, Track, Musketeers Yon choose your friends carefully and yon are faithful to those you have. Tomasko, Rose Marie June 2 Little One You are restless and eager to be active: you are happiest when doing something. Torcerson, Harry June 8 Musketeers. Hall Guide Yon like music and should follow It as a career. You are a dcpcndaNe friend. 135] Tocrville, Lao Marie OcTOBFR I You have good judgment and executive ability; you should become a secretary. Traec.fr, Marcella Aucuit 25 Valedictorian. Honor So-cicty, Torchbearcr.%. Tt)-cr Rep.. Hall iuulr. Student Council Your brilliance should make your life a huge success: you are sincere in all your ways. Ti ttle, Geraldine August 16 ferry Torchbearers. ('law Play. Follies. Hall Cuide. Tijjcr Stall Vow are acute and like to do many things. You are a true friend. Ulberc, Jean March 25 fo You reason well and are original; these tuo traits draw many frunds to your side. Vandercon, Doris April I Dode Torchbearers You are ready to have lots of fun: your personality will help you make a successful life. O’Dell, Arno O’Neill, Raymond Rost ad, Walter Simmons, Arnold Smith, Nicholas Wende, William Vavreck, Francis July 24 You tire inclined to be optimistic: you should manage any business well. VicTOR. Carroll August 23 Vic Aero Club You are earnest and shall succeed in any enterprise you tare to undertake. Wallace, Robert June 26 Rob Football, Track You are of the athletic type and do very well in all sports. You are popular among friends. Waletski, Cecilia March 6 You have good foresight and judgment; you shoidd excel in any line of work. Wallin, I� rraine July 18 Wally Honor Student, Honor Society. Hall (iuidc. Torch-bearers You are reliable and fond of good things. Your sweetness makes you a friend of everyone. Warren, Charlotte Novi mri r 25 Chuck You are tery quirt and patient. Yon are just and hare high ambitions. Wentzel, Jane Drcrmrir 15 Student Council, Follies You love a professional life and you are happiest when traveling. Wepplo, Elliott May 23 You prefer to do your own thinking and will attract powerful friends. Wetterberg, Edward August 27 Ed You are quiet and reserved and possess many talents, bailiire cannot keep you down. Winters, Harriett May 4 Winnie Torchbearers You are resourceful and trustful. Gay lights and a busy life make you happiest. Wood, Harold March 31 Woody Musketeers You have a jovial disposition and take delight in making a joke of practically everything. Holen, Kent Si pti mih r 24 funior Musketeers You are a careful worker, and you have an ability to lead in any enterprise. [36] Vf STARS! WHICH AR€ TH6 P06TRV Of H€BV€I1! If in VOUR BRIGHT L6BV6S UJ€ UJOULD READ TH6 fbt€ of men ano €mpiR€S,--’Tis to be fORGIVfn, THAT 111 OUR ASPIRATIOnS TO B6 GREAT, OUR D€STini€5 Q€RL€RP TH€IR mORTRL STATE, flflD CLflim R HlflDRED UJITH VOU; fOR VE BR€ A BEAUTV AflD R fRVSTERV, flnD CR€BT€ in us such Lore Ann R€V€Rcnc€ fRom Bfhr, that fORTune, fume, power, liee, have nnmco themselves n star . —BYRON January Commencement PROGRAM Overture—Pique Dame.......................... South High Orchestra Mr. Ai.i.f.n Abbott, Director Processional—March Federation - South High Orchestra Suppe John Kloht America Class and Audience Invocation The Reverend F. D. Alwaise Greetings by the Class President Willard J. Fredrickson Horace Mann Sets Up the American School Lorraine A. Hansen, Salutatorian “Holy Art Thou” (Largo from Opera Xerxes”) - The Lord is My Shepherd (Psalm XXIII) - Mixed Chorus Full Orchestra Accompaniment Mr. Henry Griebenow, Director An American School at Work Eleanor A. Wexler, Valedictorian llitndel Schubert Address The Reverend Tenner Thompson Announcement of Prizes and Medals Mr. S. O. Severson Principal, South High School School Song—Alma Mater..........................Harrison Collins, '08 The Class and Audience Presentation of Diplomas Miss Helen Bauman Secretary, Hoard of Education Diploma March—Marche-Royal .... South High Orchestra Smets y [38] June Commencement PROGRAM (Theme: 150th Anniversary of the Frainin ; of the Constitution) Overture—Maritana - South Mich Orchestra Mr. Allen Abbott, Director Wallace Processional—Marche—Royal South Mich Orchestra America Class and Audience Invocation Tiie Reverend H. C. Caspersen Smersfy Piute Solo—Concertino Dorothy Shaw Irma Peterson, Accompanist Greetings from the Class George Raciiie. Co-President Chaminade Vocal Quartet—Going Home (Prom New World Symphony) Dvorak Hartley Calin, Harry Tickner, George Olausen, Sigurd Gudmundson Willard Peterson, Accompanist Presentation of Class Memorial Clayton Dale, Co-President Piano Solo—Etude Evelyn Hill Three Coeds Interview Uncle Sam on the (Constitution - Chopin Margaret Erickson, Marian Huttner, Marcella Traeger, Myron Herre Valedictorians Vocal Trio—Lift 'Hiine Eyes (From Elijah) Virginia Clawson, Audrey Joing, Dolores Johnson “Liberty’’—(a) Quotations from Great Americans on the Constitution (h) Tableau (Music, Star Spangled Manner) June Etta, Salutatorian Arnold Simmons, Trumpeter; Don Hansen, Accompanist Address—The Price of Education Dr. David Nelson Meacii Pastor. Plymouth Congregational Church Mendelssohn Songs—The Lord’s Prayer Malottc-Deis He Watching over Israel (From Elijah) -Mixed Chorus Jane Ciirisciiilles, 38, Accompanist Mr. Henry E. Griebenow, Director Announcement of Awards Mr. S. O. Severson Principal. South High School Mendelssohn School Song—Alma Mater Harrison Class and Audience Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Walter E. Johnson Member, Board of Education Collins, '08 Diploma March—March Federation South High Orchestra John Klohr [39] January Class Play Tons of Money By Evans and Valentine December 17, 1936 THE CAST Spr nles............ Simpson ------- Miss Benitu Mullett ... Louise Allington.... Aubrey Henry Maitland Allington Giles ------- fames Chesterman - - - - - jean Ever and ------ Henery ------- George ------- Andrew Moberc - Lorraine Carlson - Dorothy Breager - Marjory Becket Douglas Lyness Robert Wadsworth Robert Benshagen - Viola Comer Henry Moran • Russell Alvestad 1937 TIGER [«] June Class Play A Midsummer Night’s Dream By William Shakespeare April 6 and 7, 1917 Theseus - Hippolyta Egeus Hermia Lysander • Demetrius Helena Philostratc Quince Bottom Flute Starveling Snout Snug Puc Titania Oheron Peasehlossom Cobweb -Moth Mustardseed THE CAST Sigurd Gudmundson - Lorrsine Moline John Coolidge - Arline Haberland - Richard Enroth Ralph Allen June Ousdahl - Ted Johnson - - Roger Neuman - Herbert Hoover - Harold Held Ordie Shaffer - Nick Mo .ey Charles Anderson - Allen Joseph - Nelma Pederson George Rachie - Ritii Qu an beck Kathryn Carlson Eleanor Bergersen - Hetty Anderson Attendants: Lois Akenson, Eileen Boyes, Katherine Lillico, Richard Masso-pust, Mahlon Paulson. Fairies: Priscilla Lohman. Florence Schoenberg. Dorothy Hedtke, Geraldine Tuttle, Stella Kuzuw, Audrey Kastcn. Elaine Stengel. Imps: Marius Cohn, Russell Hanson, Adrian Stahl. HU 1937 TIGER Sc ho I a rship Character leadership Service Top: G united, Etkrrurim, Silver, ft'exUr, llanttn, Dmiehik. Skonh: LnnJire, I.ynrn, ‘thjuti, H’adtWnrtk, Kintz. Bottom: Oimtuitn, Ctiiektnn, BtinkarJl, Clrmeuticn. National Honor Society January Class Robert Bernhagen Alice Bernhardt Kathlyn Bradford Bessie Creighton Gerhardt Clementson Gizella Duschik Marilyn Eckerstrom Jean Gaustad Lorraine Hansen Vera Kintz Violet Lundeen Douglas Lyness Irene Nelson Lorraine Osmonson Lyle Polsfuss Lois Schf.rven Cherina Silver Ruth Steiiier Robert Wadsworth Eleanor Wexler Phyllis Wilkins June {Class Allen, Ralph Anderson, Charles Bienapfl, Clayton Brandenborg, Donald Camuel. Margaret Carlblom, Inez Carlson, Kenneth Cogiiill, Bernice Cohn, Marius Dahlstrom, Irving Dale, Clayton Eiss, Harry [«] 1937 TIGER Tor: Half, .Him, l inie lmf, Carlhlom, Mr,lint, l ahl-ileom. Third: Carlton, Jotrph, Sen, I.or ion, Traeger. Second: Held, Miller, Shaffer, Lovaat, .Indtrson. Bo'i TOM : Cuitafton, I.or ion, Johnion, Bunapfi. Tor: Under, 1‘rdrrton, Stengel, I.oh man, Cog hill, Mel-ktn. Third: Set ton, Mirth, Karkko f, Brandtnhorg, Stengel. Second: Cohn, Sek-uarta, IIminer. Smith, H alim. Bottom: Moire, llall, Sixer ton, Holm. national Honor Society June Class Elliot, Roger Lovaas, F ar field Erickson, Margaret D. Massopust, Richard Etta, June Melhus, Muriel Gustafson, Violette Miller, Florence Hall, Marguerite Moir, James Harris, Doris Moline, Lorraine Hedenland, Carlotta Mortii, Margaret Held, Harold Ness, Adeline Held, Melvin Nelson, Margie Herre, Myron Neuman, Richard Holm, Evelyn Pederson, Nelma Huttner, Marion Rader, Blance Johnson, Lois Schwartz, Harriet Johnson, Ruth A. Shaffer, Ordie Joseph, Allen Siverson, Dorothy Karkhoff, Harold Smith, Grace Lakerf.e, Edwin Stengel, Elaine Larson, Muriel Stengel, Jeanette Larson, Wanda Traeger, Marcella Lohman, Priscilla Wallin, Lorraine ++ 1937 TIGER [«] usketeers Tor: Sulliran, Bin, Murphy, .film, Frohn, Han- itH. Second: Wood, I.wan, Grimmer, Elliot, Erie hr. Bottom: Mair, Memo putt. Shaffer, Grimnad. Tor: Brandenborg, Carlton, Brenna, Roritk, John-ion. Second: Slrtten, X el tan, Stahl, Sae off, Gndmnud- IOM. Bottom: Dale, Bienapfl, .in,let ton. Raehie. Tor: Stonr, Beck, Foch, IFadrzcorth, Morh. Bottom: Pirnon, XrLrn, Brink, F.dwarnon. Torchbearers Tor: Xehon, Sweet, IFipper, Shyhrrg, Kims, Second: l.nndeen, Wan, llamen, MeKitlerieh. Bottom: Dmthih, Jardine, Creighton, Bernhardt. [•H] Torchbearers Tor: .yom, Carter, Farnquist, C. Petrrion, J. Peterson. SkcoND: Eekrtstrom, IIunit n, Oil «. Bottom: Gillthi, Gnitafion, Bienapfl, Tor: Sehruita, M. A. J hni n, Graver, Benton, M. Johnson. II'. laanon, A kmion. Third: . Johnson. II. l.iiuoH, Hegg, H. A'then, F. Hanson. Harrte. Sr.cON'o: Mint tot, Etta, If'inters, Swans n, Sea-berg, M. A'thou. Bottom: Phelps, I). Johnson, Claus , Haber land. Ouutziorlh, Dahl, Tor: CofMen. Bloom'iniil, Lewis, ll'allaee, Mariner, Ophtim, A. Larion. Thind: B r inwall, Breingan, If'allin, Kimhall. Coif hill, Egland. Sf.cono: I'iola Johnton, I'ivian John ton, Siveiion, Hu finer, D. Johnton. Borrow: Boyes, Tuttle, Holm, IhJtke, AV� . Tor: Baker, Smith. Borehardt, Hall, Paudergon, JohanneiOH, Hoof. Third: Beequitt, Faltonrr, Barnard, Charbonnrau, I,oh man. Traeger. SrcOND: Thtiien, Frirkion, Hartuug, J.arton, Kasim, Engehtad. Borrow: L. Hamon, E. Stengel, J. Stengel, J.. John ton, Pederson, Riggt. [«] Tor: Dunlap. O m, ..iron, ltlaiutfkhn, J okmtn, iiaiti, Out, Kooak, Ymn . ForiTH: oy f. IfamJeet, Carl ion, IFintkfUrr, KyrklunJ. Prtktluuai, Clamon. Sinhnik, Baker. Thus: Cnark l.n BarnarJ. IlrlJ, Ifaminn, John ten, AW M, Irytni, Arrau, Ai� y, Kralini , Kr'nkr, A ul. Coat A Frank ClrTt. Smoxd: H twill, FnJritkitn, Flifkt, Rilrj, Htwill, F fir J man, Tktmpitn, Tnma, Kalat. Horro.M: Stktl, tlaf ik, It'ararkr. Football Scores September 25 South 26 Marshall 0 October 2 South 18 Washburn 0 October 9 South 38 Roosevelt 0 October 16 South 7 West 0 October 23 South 28 Central 6 October 30 South 18 Edison 0 November 5 South 46 North 0 Post Season Games November 1.3 South 37 Harding 0 November 26 South 28 Lincoln, Neb, 6 Final Standings won TIED LOST PCT. South - - 7 0 0 1.000 West - • 6 0 1 .855 Edison 5 0 2 .713 Central 4 0 3 .556 North - - 0 5 .400 Marshall - 7 0 5 .285 Roosevelt - 1 0 6 .142 Washburn 1 0 6 .142 146] 1937 TIGER Tor: Clrvr. Flit It, Pethdunat, Kirkland, friWnwi, .rail. Miooli:: O’Still, Mortin$ in, Waning, Frit knit. Kono.M: Kimj, S k'd. Pohjun, Peimon. January 8. January 15 January 22 January 29 February 5 February 12 February 19 March 5 Basketball Scores South 26 Central 22 South 29 Washburn 16 South 30 Roosevelt 25 South 38 West 25 South 22 Edison 45 South 27 North 28 South 22 Marshall 20 Post Season Games South 19 St. Paul Central 14 Edison Final Standings won 7 LOST II POT. 1.000 North - - 5 2 .714 South - - 5 2 .714 Central 4 3 .571 Roosevelt - 4 3 .571 Washburn T 5 .286 West - - 1 6 .143 Marshall - 0 7 .000 1937 TIGER + H71 S' Letters FIRST SEMESTER Scholarship Alice Bernhardt, Kathlyn Bradford, (Icrhardt Clementson, Gizella Duschik, Marilyn Eckcrstrom, Vera Kintz, Viola Lundeen, Irene Nelson, Lorraine Os-monson, Lyle Polsfuss, Lois Schervcn, Cherina Silver. Ruth Steiher, Robert Wadsworth, Lorraine Hansen. Eleanor Wexlcr Visual Education Leslie Allen Tiger Marilyn Eckcrstrom, Ralph Fuller, Jean Gaustad Journalism EIvcra Dahl in, Marilyn Eckcrstrom, Margaret Erickson, Jean Gaustad, Joe Harrington, Francis D gan, Douglas Lyness, June Peterson, Lyle Polsfuss, John Prymack, I ora Remy, Catherine Rifles Band and Orchestra Eleanor Anderson. Ralph Fuller, Byron Hermstad, Harry Hlavsa, Douglas Lyness, Russel Mork. Orlo Palmer, Robert A. Swanson, Robert B. Swanson Art Stephen I lotch Stage Crew (Icrhardt Clementson, George Lcnnic Norse Ivan Jensen Debate Kent Holcn, Nclma Pederson Drama Robert Bernhagen, Douglas Lyness Quill and Scroll Dorothy Dahl, Jean Gaustad, Douglas Lyness, June Peterson Girls' Athletics: Letters Mildred Anderson, Velna Grover, Lois Johnson, I orraine Moline, Nclma Pederson, Helen Peterson Emblems Dorothy Beem, Helen Hoof, Rene McKittcrick, Audrey Larson Football Art Baker, Willard Brenna, Kurt Carlson, Eugene Flick, Willard Fredrickson, Frank Friedman, Clarence Hand-zus, Kermit Hanson, Ray Hanson, Harold Held, Maurice Howell, Tyler Howell, Art Irgcns, Raymond Johnson, Robert Johnson, Bernard Kriskc, Norman Kyrklund, Eugene Newton. Vernon Olson, John Pcchclunas, Walter Riley, Roland Ring, Stanley Sclvig, Mike Sokol, William Thompson, Robert Wallace, Everett Winchester Cheer Leader James Creen French Lorraine Osmonson H«] 1937 TIGER S' Letters SECOND SEMESTER S. holarship Ralph Allen, Charles Anderson. Margaret Camuel, Bernice Coghill, Marius Cohn, Harry Eiss, Margaret Erickson, June Etta, Violet C ustafson, Marguerite Hall, Doris I larris, Carlotta I ledcn-land, Harold Held, Myron Hcrrc, Evelyn Holm, Marion Huttner, Lois Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Muriel Larson, Priscilla I.ohman, Muriel Melhus, Florence Miller, James Moir, I-orrainc Moline, Margaret Morth, Adeline Ness, Richard Neuman, Nclma Pederson, Ordie Shaffer, Dorothy Si verson, Grace Smith, Marcella Tracger, Lorraine Wallin Vistuil Education Mercedes Bistodcau, Richard De Ma-lignon our n atism Margaret Erickson. Joe Harrington, Lory Rcmy, Catherine Riggs, Billy Collins, Jack Conway, Dorothy Dahl, Doris Harris, Marjorie Lundborg, Bcr-niccc Schlcmmcr, William Slctien, Gcr aldinc Zicme, Robert Sullivan Hand and Orchestra James Clardy, Dan Danielson, Robert Farley, Richard Frccbcrg, Irma Ginth-cr, Rolxrrt Green, Don Hansen, Duane Hcaner, Allen Joseph, Merrill La Croix, Warren Ljwson, Ray Olson, Mahlon Paulson. Edward Scdio, Dorothy Shaw, David Silvcrstein, Warren Swanson, Harry Torgcrson Art Myron Anderson, Gloria Kimball. James I’louf Stage Crete Sylvester Armstrong, Richard Van DerVecr, Lyman Dye Tiger Margaret Camuel, Wayne Copeland, June Etta, Myron Hcrrc, Evelyn Holm, Geraldine Tuttle Glee Club Lawrence Bunnell, Don Cain, George Clanscn, Sigurd Gudmundson, Arlene Habcrland, Dolores Johnson, Viola Johnson, Harry Tickncr, Audrey Kas-ten Quill and Scroll Marjorie lamdborg, Bernice Schlcmmcr, Doris Harris, Robert Sullivan, Geraldine Ziemc Girls' Athletics: letters Ruth Anderson, Pearl Haines, Ardis Haugen, Margaret Hcgg, Margaret Johnston, Gloria Kimball, Elizabeth McDonald, Hazel McKcttcrick, I-or-rainc Ness, Geraldine Zicme Emblems Joyce Rcndahl, Marian Ophcim, Nclma Pederson + + 1937 TIGER I ) School Scenes [51 ] ter [521 School Activities [53] School Sports r«i School Sports [56] School Views [57] Calendar of Events First Semester Sept. M—School opened with an enrollment of 2,650 pupils. Sept. 15—Douglas Lyncss and Marilyn Eckcrstrom were appointed Co-editors of the Southerner. Sept. 25— A seniors elected Willard Fredrickson class president. In the opening game of the season South defeated Marshall 26-0. Oct. 2—South strengthened its hid for the championship as Washburn was defeated 18-0. Oct. 9—The homecoming game resulted in another victory for the Tigers when they whipped Roosevelt 38-0. The homecoming festivities were led by Russell Mork, king, and Evelyn Hansen, queen. Oct. 16—South nosed out West 7-0 in the most hard-fought game of the season. Oct. 23—South’s hopes for the championship rose when Central was beaten 28-6. Oct. 30—Edison’s hope falls before the onslaught of the orange and black in an 18-0 victory. “Talk of the Town,” the annual follies, was presented in the auditorium. Nov. 5—South won the city championship as North was swamped bv a score of 46-0. Nov. 11-17—National Education week was celebrated. Nov. 13—South captured the Twin City championship when they defeated St. Paul Harding 37-0. Nov. 20-21—High school editors convened in Mankato for the state press convention. Marilyn Eckcrstrom placed first in the News Terminology Test. Nov. 22—Bernie Bierman praised football team at Pep fest. Nov. 24—The football team was given a rousing send-off by the students when they left for Lincoln, Nebraska. Nov. 25—An impressive early morning Thanksgiving service was given by the Hi-Y and Triangle clubs in the school. Nov. 26—South drubs Lincoln, Nebraska, to the tunc of 26-6. Tyler Howell was voted the most valuable player by his team mates. Dec. 17—Douglas Lyncss and Marjory Becket took the leads in the senior class play “Tons of Money.” Jan. 7—Eleanor Wcxlcr and Lorraine Hansen received top honors in the graduating class being named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Ian. 15—Twenty-three new members were welcomed into the National Honor Society. Jan. 19—Letter Day—Outstanding students received many awards. Jan. 24—Baccalaureate service for the “A” seniors was held at Wesley Methodist Church. Jan. 28—Commencement exercise was held for 243 members of the January class. Jan. 29—The Senior Prom was held. [58] Calendar of Events Second Semester Feb. 1—The new term began; 412 new students were welcomed to South by the Student Council. Feb. 5—South Cagcrs were defeated 45-22 by Edison. Feb. 11—College aptitude tests were given to A Seniors planning to enter college or the university. New Southerner Stall edits the first Southerner edition of the new term. Feb. 12—South defeated by the North High team, 28 to 27. Feb. 19—South downed Marshall 22-20 in the final basketball game of the season. Feb. 24—For the first time in the history of South High, co-presidents were elected by the graduating class. Clayton Dale anti (ieorge Kachie received the same number of votes for the office. March 5—South defeats St. Paul Central 19-14 in the Inter-City series. March 15—College day observed by the “A” seniors. Representatives from 26 Northwest colleges were present to aid pupils in planning for their education. March 17—The Student Council had business cards printed. April 6-7—'Hie June graduating class sponsored Midsummer Night’s Dream as its class play. April 16—Iris Tag Day; funds were raised to pay freight charges for the books going to the Clinch Valley High School in Tennessee. April 23—Boxing finals were held in the school gym. April 27—Viola Johnson won the original composition contest given in our auditorium. April 29—'ITe student body participated in the first Spring Sing Fest ever held at South. April 30—Tag Day was held to raise money for the spring athletics. May 7—South High Band again won the highest rating in the state music contest. Stanley Frost ad, Robert Northenscold, Martin Segal, and John Sodcrgrcn were awarded an A rating in the quartet division and took part in the National contest in Columbus, Ohio, winning first place. May 18—First annual music festival featuring the South High Band took place in the South High Auditorium. May 21—All City track meet is held at South. June Etta was crowned May Queen. May 25—Letter Day. School letters were distributed to students who were outstanding in activities. May 26—Fifty-one new members were initiated into the National Honor Society. June 2—The 1937 Tigers were distributed. June 6— Baccalaureate Services were held in the Central Lutheran Church. luneK—Senior Picnic was held at Excelsior. June 10—Commencement exercises were held for the members of the June class. June 11— B seniors sponsored a prom for the graduate seniors. 159} (60] . Autcuyia Ui . • • • Auto cyui{dvi THE LUND PRESS, Inc. WESTON CORPORATION Printers ! Engravers