South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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Q -'Q wig? in SHUT H HIGH SCH ik PHI CIPAL THE HALL OF MEMORIES HARRIET M. LUCAS iAROLD T. TALLAKSON TI-JEHALLOFMEM ORIES Miss Harriet Wahlgren M iss Vera Braden Faiiult Administration SEVERSON, S. O., Principal U. ot Minnesota, B.A., M.A. LUCAS, I-IARRIET, Dean ol Girls U. ot Minnesota, B.S. TALLAKSON, HAROLD, Dean ot Boys St. Olaf, B.A. WAHLGREN, I-IARRIET. Visiting Teacher U. ol Minnesota, B.A. BRADEN, VERA, Nurse Hill Crest Hospital, R.N. DAl'IL, LORRAINE Edison High School Graduate KARLSON, VIVIAN Roosevelt High School Graduate KIRCHNER, LAURINE Central High School Graduate POXWERS, MILDRED Central High School Graduate SMITH, EDITH South High School Graduate WARHOLE, ANNE Edison High School Graduate Art DANA, EUGENE U. of Wisconsin, B.S. WESTBROOK, FRANCES Beloit College Academy of Eine Arts Commercial ADAMS, ARTHUR T, U. ot Minnesota, LL.M. BRAY, ELIZABETH U. of Minnesota, B.S. BUCKMAN, BURNITA U. oi Iowa, B.S, U. ot Minnesota, M.A. CAGLEY, ALMA Iowa State Teachers' College DAVENPORT, JESSIE U. oi Minnesota IRGENS, ALPHA Gustavus Adolohus, B.A. KlRCl'l, EDITH Illinois State Normal U. LESH, MERCIA U. of Minnesota, B.S. NELSON, STANLEY U. ot Minnesota, B.S. OLSEN, MABEL U. ot Minnesota, B.S. English BLAISDELL, HELEN U. ot Minnesota, B.S. BREMER, LAVELLA Macalester College, B.A. BYERLY, HELEN Parsons College, B.A. L61 COTTON, ANNA Hannline U., B.A. DRAGE, LOUISE St. Olat, B.A. ELLIEE, GERTRUDE U. ot Minnesota, B.S. FISH, HELEN U. ot Minnesota, B.A. HALVORSON, I-IARLAN Jamestown College, B.A. HEGGEN, HELEN U. of Minnesota, B.S., M.A. JACOBSEN, NORA Oberlin College, B.A. JENSEN, LISBETI-I St. Olat College, B.A. KIRKHAM, EDNA U. ot Minnesota, B.A. LEADER, DOROTHY U. ot Vlfisconsin, B.A. U. el Minnesota, M.A. LERE, ALVILDA U. ot Minnesota, B.S. LUND, HELEN U. ot Minnesota, BS. MEAD, WILLIAM U. oi Minneseta, B.S. MUCKLEY, ROSE U. ot Minnesota, B.S., M.A. NELSON, ELEANOR U. ot Minnesota, BA. OSTERHUS, HOSEA Augsburg College, B.A. PETERSON, LAURA U, ot Minnesota, B.A. RUSINKO, JOHN Carleton College, B.A. U. oi Minnesota, M.A. STEWART, THEODOSIA U. ot Kansas, A.B. Foreign Language ARRIETA, JULIUS C. School ot Medicine, Cuba Assistant Surgeon EIOLTZ, IHIARRIET U. of Minnesota, B.A. LA VIGNE, MARY U. ot Michigan, B.A. PETERSON, RUTH U. ot Minnesota, B.S. RACEIIE, STELLA St. Olat College, B.A. ROLL, ELIZABETH U. ot Minnesota, B.A. WHEELER, EVA U. ot Minnescta B.A. History and Social Science BEACOM, GEORGE Gustavus Adolphus, B.A. BOSTROM, SIGNE U, oi Chicago, Ph,B. BYRNES, MARY U. of Minnesota, B.A. GUY, ELORA A. U. of Minnesota, B.S. HEIER, SIDNEY U. of Minnesota, B.S, ILLA, EMMA U. of Wisconsin, Ph.B. KNIGHT, BESSIE U. of Chicago, B.S. LANE, KATHERINE Grinnell College, B.A, MCKAY, ALEXANDRA U. oi Minnesota, B,S, MONA, LUTHER Augsburg College, B.A. ROBINSON, MARION U. of Minnesota, B.A. SAND, HAROLD U. ot Minnesota, M.A. SMITH, GRACE U, of Minnesota, B.A. SWARSTAD, GEORGE U. of North Dakota B.A. LJLLAND, HARRIET Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A. WATT, JENNY Hamline U., Ph.B. Industrial BARLOW, WILLIAM Purdue, B.S., M.E. EARLEY, EUGENE New York State Normal FOLSOM, ELIZABETH Colurnbia U., B.S. GUNDERSON, CARMALETA Park College, B,A. JENNINGS, ROYALSTON U. of Minnesota, B.S., M.A. KRIEDT, ANN M. New York School ot Art NILES, I-IARRIET Columbia U., B.S., M.A. PRATT, BENJAMIN U. of Minnesota, B.S, Miss Karlson, Miss Powers, Miss Warhole, Miss Dahl, Mrs. Srnith, Miss Kirchner RAYMOND, HENRY Kansas State Teachers' College STURTEVANT, WALTER U. of Minnesota, B.S., M,A. VON ROHR, LUCY U. of Wisconsin Library CO LTON, DOROTHY U. of Minnesota, B.S. DAVIDSON, LOIS U. ot Iowa, B.A. Mathematics BOYER, CHARLES Ursinus College, Pa., B.A. U. ot Minnesota, M.A. BROSSARD, FRANCES U. of Minnesota, B.A. MARCHANT, LURA U. of Minnesota, B.A. MORSE, FRANK Hareline U., Ph.B. U. of S. California, M.A. PEDERSON, OSCAR U. ot Minnesota, B.A. Pt-IILSTROM, JUEL Augsburg College, B.A. Tl-IORSHEIM, JOSEPH St. Olaf College, B,A. WALMAR, DELMAR Cornell College, B.A. E73 Faculty Music ABBOTT, WM, ALLEN MaePhail School ot Music GRIEBENOW, HENRY North Central College, Ph.B. Physical Education BARNARD, LESTER Teachers' College, S.W. Mo., B.S CLEVE, FRANK St. Olaf College, B.A, SMITH, SUMMERVA St. Olaf, B.A. U. of Wisconsin, M.A. TANGAN, MABEL U. ot Minnesota, B.S. Science BLUMER, WILLIAM North Central College, B.S. FISHER, JAMES U. of Minnesota, B.S. LARSON, NOVIA U, ot Minnesota, B.S. NYHOLM, DELBERT U. of Minnesota, B.S. PARTRIDGE, JARVIS U. of Minnesota, B.A. PETERSON, EVELYN U. of Minnesota, B.A. STORM, ARTHUR U. of Minnesota, B.S. i l 4 MZ' ..,.,A,,A- ' , '2 Q 1 V.A'. get 'X' J r rr fs J W rr rrS New rf. r ,Q ., '-1: zzun nnqlv ll: ' b as 'S ., H 15 --,'. iv BENSON SNOOK Pressdent Vice-President JOHNSON Secretary KJSCADEN Treasurer January Class Ufficers . ...,, 4 -as , 'U I J 13 A A - :1:1: . -::-,:.. 1. . .,,. ' f iz. ' rx 3' if Ve ,Jessi X QE' M agp . as A4 r A Y 4' 'W ' Wu f 4: 2 3 4 fwyx . Q an 5951339 , ' MW We - s V W aw w S Q ,.A,.,, f ',, ' 1 A 'dw mm W, BLACK PETERSON Sergeant-at-Arms Scrgeantfatvkrms Honor tudents MY, - --:-- Nm L ,- '- :',: -' r It Vg ..,.-. .:' ' ':' 13- -I Y .... ,, V- ' -1 ' WX 0 'Q A 1 In .. A H, . ..,,.,,. . 'U 'N A. . .,.,1' J V Q Q -:.l W A 21 ,E ... b. .::V E A .,.., - E ,AA X V g : H E: V V . '1'1,1 -, 7' ,... 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FOSS BONG CONWAY HEINZ Prcswocnt Vice-Prcszdcnt Secretary Treasurer Honor tudents ' ' 'M zu 'V 5 f ' f 4 9 gp, .W-N w. y' -22.-'I 15' bg' Yxywip I X ,, A ff OTTE Sergeant-atfArms LU EDKE Scrgcantvat-Arms June Class llfficers Q49 Ni a .g aaa A e wg, X ' 3 .:: I .,VA,, 'A' in 3 14-ng 3 . a iw, M -Q: Q ' 'Q .- , , ....f .I ' , -AW at ::, ...ff.:.- ' I 5 ,,,,. I . I .,:,,,. ,nz A Q IA I EdHng, Espllnl GZIHS, G1ertscn,GuHwe, Hanson, Heinz Hobza, lcklcr, 1ngraham,JaCobson,Judd. Lazlo, Lcpich Lacdkc, Lundh, Moberg, Mpzctfas Nawczd, Noricvr' O'CorncH R. Olson V. ONsom, OussaP', D. Pctcrsom L. pCf2'SOVT Rwcc R 335 Robbms, SO!OV'UOf1SOU,TT'OVbC'8, WaHwr', Wasmk, Wnitc TQ 91 -R ' 'B' 4 .. ,egg ,Q Wm eg ft .Q Q X m 1 . S i Q i 1 It ii, 3 . Akvl 9, was. 1,5 4 gf? 1 3+ F 35743 4 ' , ' , a., ,,g,j,f,,,, :,:v at . W f A.. A,,' li F, .- 1 , Q 2 , - 4 -any apr . ,Q wi -4' ' ,Qi ,e ,L ' 'vii 4 W, vvkxgy, M ' JF? 'B . . 71, . KV t i .qi y fn. . F' . 'Q -. . 2 W- .' y Ar K A B 'snag-, ' - ' n I i ,Q J 'Qi' W Q . Allen, Marie E. April IS Reise Follies Your strong faith in good things will aid you in all that you under- take. Allen, William W. JanuaryI2 Bill Gym Team You are able to keep eool in enierlqeneies. Anderson, Fred G. March 25 Service Guide You are very reliable: you should be sueeess- ful Anderson, Kathryn R. Feb'uorv4 Kudy You have good judg- ntent and are persever- inq in all you undertake. Anderson, Marthe G. Aoril5 Gin3 Ging Service Guide Your eheerful and fun- lofiug nature wins you niany friends. Anderson, Robert W. Mareii I5 Bob Class Play, Senior Extra You are always agree- able and will get along well in the world. Anderson, Wendell L. December I6 Windy You are patient: steady work will take you far. Asher, Warren D. Februar-,'B John Your unassuming nature conceals your natural ability. ljlllj Auren, Melvin G. Aoril 9 Manager-Track, Service Guide You are eapableg this is a desirable attribute. Ayers, Harold E. April24 Swish Band, Follies, Hoelcey, Gr- chestra, Tennis Your quiet ntanner al- nlost eoueeals your Ter- satility. Bailey, Winitred L. January I5 Winnie Choir, Class Play, Com- mencement, Follies, Glee Club, G.A.A, You are refined and -well-nianneredg you like worthwhile eonipanions. Balcom, Mary Jane December l'? Balkie Service Guide You attraet friendships by your rraryirtg nloods. Barber, lrene C. JulyI5 lkee You are responsible and iutelligentg you like a good tinie. Bartlxo, John J. MarCl123 Choirs Class Play, Glee Club Y on have a calnt inan- ner whieh -will serve you well in the future. Batzel, Russell R. November25 Follies, Southerner Statt You have a nzodest re- tiring nature which is attractive. Bemis, Verna E. June 7 Honor Society, l'lonor Student, Service Guide, Student Council, South- erner Statl Your carefree rnanner helps you to rnake Vllfllly friends. Benedict, Delores E. Januaryb Diddyn You are unobtrusive and natural in your ways. Benjamin, Raymond A. Deeernber 7 Ray Service Guide Your agreeable qualities will help you in passing life's inany tests. Benson, Walter J. Mav2l Ma Class Officer, Commence- ment, Football You are fIIlIl0'Z'll1AQ, and your pleasing personal- ity -will win you inany inore friends. Berg, Edmund L. March 20 Follies, Stage Crew You are eleeer and prae- tical: life holds ntany opportunities for you. Berggren, Glenn R. August? Your thoroughness in all you undertake will nlake your life a sue- eessful one. Berggren, Roy J. December 22 Honor Society, Honor Student Your pleasant personal- ity and intelligent inan- ner attract 7IIL'Uly peo- ple. Bergman, Norma E. August 29 Senior Extra, Southerner Statl You are petite and eharnnngq your life will be very exciting. Bergquist, Donald G. November 9 Don You lead a deliberate, peaceful life which should be happy. Black, Robert l. August? Bob Class Oiticer, Follies You are quiet and -well- bredg everyone enjoys your company. Blake, Phyllis J. February lcl Pl1yl Class Play, Senior Extra, Southerner Stati You are sincere in your friendships, and you win the confidence of rnany people. Bowles, Roger G. August! Ruts Hockey, Track You are friendly and good-uatured, your life should be easy. Boyle, Elfriede E. rviay29 Effie Service Guide You will be sueeessfulq for you have the ability to influenee your friends. Bruce, Donald G. October28 Whitey Band You are quiet, but you are able to rnateh other people's moods. Buck, Frank M. May I8 Frankie Choir Your languidly senti- mental nature appeals to many. Buckvold, Wallace C. September 23 Bucky Football You are able to conceal your real feelings when it is necessary. Bunes, Gladys D. June I7 Glad Service Guide Your quiet, serious -ways will help you in any walk of life. Campion, Irene A. October2O lcks Class Play, Commence- ment, Senior Extra, Service Guide, Student Council Your sincere, winning personality, and your sweet srnile make you welcome wherever you og .5 ' Canniff, John P. October8 Jack You are able to forrn TTIIC friendshipsg your nature is quiet and un- assurning. Carlson, Marcella L. March I Marcy You have a modest, gentle rnannerg you are very sociable. Culp, Marjorie Nove'nber3O Marge l-lonor Society, Service Guide, Southerner Rep., Student Council You are faithful and dependable, but you can enjoy a good tirne. Cummings, Rosemary A. FCbruary ll M0niCl' Commencement, Service Guide You are always -willing and eager to help others. Dahlstrom, Leroy Dccember22 Lee Hockey You should utilize your artistic ability. Dahm, Frederick M. December? Bud Gym Team Your energetic nature is greatly to be admired. Dalsin, Ida J. November 3 Babe You lead a quiet, well- rnaunered life. Danborn, Claudia E. January 24 Toddy l-lonor Society, Senior Fx- tra, Southerner Statt, G.A.A. You are intelligent and friendly: you will be very successful. Delaney, James F. October I2 Jim Track Your modesty and ath- letie ability -will al-ways be an asset to you. Dewars, David A. July 30 Goll Your genuine joriality attraets people to you. Drange, Arnold N. December i8 Suitcase Gus Commencement, l'lonor Society, Honor Student. Southcrner Statt, Student Counc.l Your appreeiation of the better things in life -will help you to attain your goal. Drury, Dorothy J. March 20 Dotty You enjoy a earefree life: you should be very happy- Elasky, Mildred R. January 20 Milly You are quiet and kindq everyone likes you Ellingson, Arthur L. July lb Moony Commencement, Class Play. Follies, Glee Club You are able to adapt yourself to all situations. Elms, Virginia R. Decembcr26 Gina You are reserved and e1'en-teurpered: y o u r life will be a fortunate one. E111 a . if if ff? f' :I : ' L . -2 9 . ,.' Zhu ,ji 4-' ll- ref, ,M T.. , 4' . agar- Q23 Q, ff - Q if f We Qi 1 .A ?- 4 A , W psi! ev 'J-S 'J l 'B 5 ,.' .Q pi, .qu 'P' i .. 1' fi ray rv- Elstad, Doris M. Au3uSt2 Dow You are a quiet, studi- ous person: all your friends are true, Erickson, Dolores E. Januaryll Dee Senior Extra,Service Guide, G.A.A. Your fini, rigor and ri- tality attract all who know you. Erickson, Elaine C. January I Your sweet disposition influences those about you. Erickson, Eugene R. May8 Service Guide You have a natural ability to express your i'ie-ws. Erickson, Lois B, April22 Loie You possess nrany reli- able qualities which will aid you in the future. Erickson, Vivian B. January2O Vivi Your friends enjoy your nzany adrnirable quali- ties. Farley, William June I9 Murphy Band, Follies, Golt, Or- chestra, Swimming Your nlusical talent is e n h a n c e d by your charrning personality. Farr, Marjorie E. July 28 Marge You are full of pepg you enjoy a lot of fun. E123 Field, James E. April I lim Follies You are very depend- able and conscientious: people with whonz you come in contact like you. Fischer, Elfriede M. June 22 Frieda Choir, l-I o n o r Society, I-lonor Student, Southerner Rep. Your sweet industrious ways will always help you to succeed. Fisher, George E. July I3 You do not let disap- pointnzents 0T,'6'7'L'07IlC yong others rely upon you. Fix, Walter F. November I Follies You have both an ath- letic and musical per- sonality. Flanders, Richard F. October I2 Dickie-boy Commencement People adnlire you be- cause they feel you are one of thenl. Flattem, William A. October I FIappem Class Play, Follies You have a sociable na- ture and get great pleas- rrre fronl nleeting others. Fossland, Cecile C. Novensberb Cees l-lonor Society, Service Guide, Student Council, Tiger Rep., Salutatorian You are anlbitious and dependable: your life will be a cornplete suc- cess. Fratzke, Katherine V. June 27 Kay Service Guide You are lots of fun, and you enjoy a good tinre. Fronsdal, Sheldon E. November 22 Shel Your quiet conscienti- ous nranner should in- spire confidence in others. Gallagher, Miles H. September5 Basketball, Class Play, Football, Track Your athletic ability should niake you tri- unzphant in the sports world. Gareis, Geraldine D. January I3 Jerry Service Guide You are quiet, but you lead a carefree life. Geer, Margaret L. Decembcrfi Margie Your tranauilit y is very pleasing to those about you. Geisler, Elaine M. February 4 Service Guide A carefree nrarzner char- acterizes you and at- tracts others. Gensmer, Weldon l. December 24 Popsy Band, Follies You have great nzusical talent: you should de- velop it. Gierlre, Earl W. July 27 Gerklc I-Ionor Society, l-lonor Student You work hardg you talee pride in your ac- conzplishnlents. Gletne, Marjorie J. March 25 Two-ton Follies, Service Guide, Southerner Rep. You are gay fwith a pleasant personalityg you enjoy life. Grande, Erl W. April 8 el Rancho Choir, Class Play, Com- mencement, Student Coun- eil You are clever and orig- inalg your life should be an interesting one. Gravatt, P. Amy October 25 Follies, Senior Extra, South- erner Stahl You are sweet and charnringg people are attracted to you. Grenelr,John G. September20 Johnny Your moods are rari- able,' you are able to adapt yourself to the occasion. Groth, Bertha D. February IB Birdie You have urany admir- able qualities: your life should lie a happy one. Gustafson, Don E. December 6 Don Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, Glee Club Your spontaneous, genu- ine gaiety niakes it a pleasure to be with you. Hagen, Arnold E. August 2I Arne You are industrious in worthwhile activities. Hagen, Audrey M. November I4 Service Guide You are thoughtful and reliable in all your du- ties. Haines, Clyde D. April I4 Curly You are reserved and le 1' el - h e a d e d,' you should be successful. Haley, Jack H. April 24 Coke You are unconcerned with difficulties, and you enjoy life. Halverson, Jeannette L. April 24 Jen Senior Extra, ServiceC5uide, Soutlierner Statl You are alert and actieeg others take pleasure in your conipany. Hansen, Conrad J. April 25 Con Follies You possess ruan y pleas- ing qualities -which shall rnake your future bright. Hanson, Joyce E. lune5 Twin Choir, Glee Club You are able to adapt yourself to the occa- sion: your life should be a happy one. Hanson, June L. Jur1e5 Twin Glee Club You are sincere and earnestq you manage your affairs well. Hanson, Marvel E. March 28 Mibbs Maloid You ha-re confidence in your undertakingsg you will find success await- ing you. Hanson, Russell M. August? Hans Commencement, Football You are unassuming, but capableq people desire your presence. Hanson, Warren E. September I I You are self-confident and enthusiasticg you will succeed. Heath, Mary C. July Z5 Penny You are thoughtful and sensitive to other peo- ple's ideas. Hedenland, Delilah L. December I4 Sis Class Play, Southerner Rep. You are active in all your enterprises, and you possess varied tal- ents. Held, Charles OctobCr30 I-limcbo Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Honor Society Your good judgment and executive ability will help you enter a successful career. Henneclre, Jean E. September I6 Choir, Class Play, Honor Society, Tiqer Rep. Your sweet disposition and gracious ulanner rnake people fond of you. Hotfer, Gustav lXIovcmber7 Gus You are thoughtful and sincere: others approve of these traits. Hollenbeclr, Norman J. November IO Your earnest, thought- ful nature will help you lead a pleasant life. Holm, Myrtle T. August II Follies, Honor Student, Honor Society, Service Guide, Southerner Rep., Tiger Rep. Your reserved and sen- sitive nature in addition to your genuine talent will always conre to your aid. Holt, Gordon W. July i3 Gordic You have an active ruind, and you think carefully before nialeing decisions. E133 3' L sf 5 rs ss, slag 52,1 su' at -, x ., ' fit. at ar ., i A' 1 QQ' 5 .5 . 2' rt, L A 9 r gn. Y J , 52 1 i ' 3 , G.. wr 3' -'T5 Viqu -in 'G 1 'nv its -I, 1- V , 4 Holt, LaVerne J. March I3 I-Ioncy Yo11r quiet sociability will win you rnany friends. Horarilr, Margaret M. May29 Muggs You are sincere and open-hearted: you are considerate in all your ways. Huttman, Richard M. June 5 Follies You have a strong llllilgi- nation which will help you to succeed. Ingram, Luella Junc I5 Lu Lu Belle Your 60711111011 sense and good ju d g 711 e I1 t eonibine to rnahe you a diligent worker. Jancher, Burnett G. May 28 Jens Class Play, Follies, Student Council, Student Court You are eager and UIICV- ,rgeticq yo11 will reach your goal. Janssen, Ethel Mae Octobcr I9 Honor Society, Honor Student, Service Guide Y ou are conscientious in your duties and si11- cere in yo11r friend- ships. Iesberg, Raymond H. March 25 Jas Class Play, Follies, Student Council Y ou have keen execu- tive ability: you are a11 excellent cornpanion. Johanneson, Signe P. October 7 Service Guide You are calnl, and you have a reserved quality which is plt,'t'IXi'lllIf, E141 Johnson, Arloine M. IuIy2 Porky Class Play, Follies YFOII are an attractive, cheerful persons you de- rive pleasure from en- rertainnzent. Johnson, Don A. Scptcmberfi Whitey Choir, Class Play, Com- rriencement Your jovial spirit will long be renlernbered by your classrnates. Johnson, Dorothy February I7 Dot Yo11 are quiet and si11- cereq yo11 Illillldgc' your affairs -well . Johnson, Evelyn April I7 Johnny You are earnest and Jill- cereq you rnalee a de- pendable lt07lIfJi1l1i0lI. Johnson, Joyce E. August 29 Johnny Honor Society, Honor Student, Service Guide, Student Council You are gracious and open-heartedq yflll al- ways do your part. Johnson, Lillian V. March 26 Lil Follies, Senior Extra Y o 11r agreeable gener- ous qualities have lllilde you rnan y friends. Johnson, Norma M. No-vemberZl Nummie Class Otticer, Class Play, Commencement, Follies, Senior Extra, Southerner Statt You should further de- velop your natural abil- ity to act. Johnson, Richard R. JuIy24 Dick Follies, Honor Society, Honor Student, Southerner Statt, Student Council You are very arnbitiousg you will always be suc- cessful. Johnson, Robert L. December I4 Coragan Your cheerful, sincere disposition is appreciat- ed by all. Jones, Donna J. August 27 Don You are quiet and sin- eereg you are a depend- able conrpanion. King, Mildred May24 Millie Service Guide You are kind and cour- teousg you manage your affairs well. Kiscaden, Robert A. October I8 Kissy Class Otticer, Class Play, Follies, Honor Society, Honor Student You have rnade a success of the n1any enterprises which you have under- taken. Kleven, Milton E. O. May l Milt Yo11 are very arnbitiousq you will find rnuch plea- sure ill life. Kmetz, Frank December I6 K Football, Service Guide You have a quiet sort of joviality which pleases others. Kohout, Francis B. JulyZ6 Jones You have rnany good qualitiesq your dependa- bility stands forernost. Koopman, Fern H. October 10 Koopy Your quiet, reserved rnanner inspires confi- dence ill others. Lanns, Patricia M. November l5 Pat You are quiet and de- 7lIZl1'!3Q people enjoy your Coulpany. Larsen, Doris E. March lla Dots Your kind nature has won you umny friends. Larsen, Helen L. October 5 Yours is a genuine dispo- sition greatly adnlired lly all. Larson, Alta March4 Alt You are very persever- ing in your -waysg you are sincere in your friendships. Larson, Arnold W. December7 Swede You are agreeable and cheerful: you enjoy en- tertainrnent. Larson, Lowell A. Au3ust6 Butch You are sincere and de- pendable, and you will find life what you rnake IT. Leaman, Thomas June 30 Tom Golf, Service Guide You are neat and well- groornedg you are al- ways good natured. Lee, Howard D. December I2 Admiral You are light-hearted and easy goingg you are appreciated by others. Lejcher, Marguerite P. April I Peggy Southerner Rep. Your willingness to be a good listener makes you a delightful cont- panion. Luedlre, Richard E. August 24 Dick Gym Team Your pleasant outlook on life makes your C0711- panionship sought by nzany. Lyness, Grace l. March 22 Gracie Class Play You are spiritedg there is never a dull 71107116711 when you are about. Lyons, LeRoy S. October 20 You are gifted with ulany delightful uran- nerisrns that are pleasing to others. Malone, William J. January28 Bill Your good j1lilg7llf?1lT in the affairs of e-very day life will help you over- corne many prolzlenzs. Marlcgrat, Lorraine E. January I2 Larry You are always careful in anything you under- take. Mason, June A. July lb Blondie Glee Club, Service Guide You are patient and cap- allle of ulany things. McDonald, Ralph W. June 28 Mac Boxing, Football, Gym Team Your gentleinanly rnan- ner ulakes you well liked. McGinnis, Robert B. January 26 Mac You lead an active and exciting life that will lead into many adrcen- tures. Mclfittericlr, Hazel P. December I7 Mac You are calm and collec- ted and never rush into decisions. McNally, Mary Patricia Dccember24 Pat You are cheerful and pleasantg you will lead an active, useful life. Medvic, John J. January 22 Joe Football You have a great deal of athletic aliility, and you should try to further your ejforts in this line. Melin, Esther M. May I7 Frenchie Honor Society, Honor Stu- dent, Southerner Stat? Your nlany accomplish- ulents will lie of great value to you in later years. Mellgren, Leonard P. Aoril IO Lenny Class Play, Follies, South- erner Stahl, Senior Extra, Tiger Statt You have a cheerful per- sonality that holds the respect of your class- 7llt'lfU.V. Miller, Pearl D. July 25 Shorty lf you al-ways live up to your high ideals, you will easily 01'87'L'07lIU all olzstacles of life. Mills, Joyce H. March 28 Joy Follies, Southerner Rep., Student Council You have a keen sense of humor -which niakes your presence appreci- flfdtl. E153 Q. '- f 115. J is . SL . A rr S1 5 K f 3 ','k,A'Ax in 1 i.' 'l i zzvl I H in 3 sf Q i Q.. -ik yum' A,,,, r H E 3 sf ,.,, i .31 A fy N E ir i 5 M , Q.:-,Z K , so X . 7 if J tg Q .x Mitchell, Russell F. G. April2l Mitch Class Play, Follies Your energetic and earn- est inanner nialces you eapable of niany things. Moen, Roy G. January 4 You are frank, and you show good judgment in your selection of friends. Monson, Leonard R. June 27 Gym Team Your ehoiee of subjects -will aid in fulfilling your ambitions. Mortenson, L. Vernon June I9 Mort Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball You enjoy all types of sportsg you are naturally adapted to thenl. Murphy, Kathleen M. December l2 Kay Southerncr Statt You are allways willing to help othersq you will find vnueh happiness in life. Nelson, Anna E. March 5 You are generous and uuirnlheartedq you are true to all your friends. Nelson, Elaine M. October I Butch You are thorough in all your undertakingsg peo- ple rely on you. Nelson, Kenneth C. November 24 Snatch Your reliable qualities are to be desired. E161 Newman, Celeste March 2 You have nmn y good qualities which will assist you in the years to eonie. Nideng, Norman F. January 23 Norm B a n d, Commencement, Follies. Orchestra, Trum, pet Trio Yours is a eonibination of uiusieal ability and a pleasing personality. Nyquist, J. Donald luly 27 You are a diligent work- erg your activities are useful. O'Connor, Delores July 29 DCC Your good judgment eu- ables you to choose reli- able friends. Olausen, Marian A. March 28 Ole Class Play, Glee Club Your quiet but distinct manner appeals to Nlfllly. Olson, Anna Marie October I5 You are quiet and re- ser1'ed. Olson, Kenneth P. May I8 A genial nature and a hearty nianner charac- terize you. Olson, Roy C. October 22 Joy Choir, Service Guide You are reliable and in- dustriousg your life will be successful. Olstad, Richard P. June l3 Dick You enjoy lifeg you de- rive pleasure from snzall things. Opheim, Shirley A. JanuaryI3 Chic G.A.A. Your high ideals corn- nzand the respect of others. Ostenby, Vernon E. May l5 Ozzie Football You are I1 very direct persong you are able to eoneeal your real feel- ings success full y. Osterberg, Irene M. March 22 O5ty Class Play, Follies You are -very eonfidentg you enjoy a good tinre. Ostrem, Carol E. Januaryb Jurrie Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, l-lonor Stu- dent, Honor Society, Serv- ice Guide You have ir kind sword for everyone. Palmer, Pearl E. August I2 Service Guide You are al-ways eonsid- erate of the feelings of others. Pappas, Bob A. April 25 Basketball, Glee Club, Swimming You are an e1'en-ten1- pered and straight-for ward individual. Paulson, Walter E. September 30 You always manage to reach a happy nzediuin. Pearson, Mary G. June I6 Tiger Rep. You are always willing to assist othersg you are very likable. Peterson, Dorothy M. August 28 Sunny Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, Glee Club, l'lonor Society, I-lonor Stu- dent You have a very striking personalityg you should utilize your dranlatic ability. Peterson, R. Ardell September I3 Service Guide You are sweet and l7b7Zl7'7lliIIgf you will be rernenibered. Peterson, Bernice A. Oetober27 Budge You have a creative abil- ity that will fit you for your chosen occupation. Peterson, Harlow J. January8 Southerner Stott Your wide range of in- terest rnakes you capable of niany things. Peterson, John Edward September I8 Pete Football, Sergeant-at-arms You have deternzinatiorz and the will to succeed. Peterson, John Ernest January I You are a diligent work- erg your efforts will not go unrewarded. Peterson, Viola A. February 25 Vy G.A.A. Your persevering nature will help you to 711111473 your life a success. Pierce, June Lois July5 Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, I-lonor So- ciety, Tiger Rep., Tiger Statt, Valedictorian Your sweet and charrn- ing nzanner helps you to rise above obstacles. Pilrer, Roy R. November ll Spike You have a keen sense of hurnor which everyone enjoys. Pilgaard, Shirley L. January I0 You look at the world as it really is. Ramm, Lorrayne M. December 4 Lee Commencement Your peppy conversa- tion helps to brighten the atmosphere. Reinlce, Donald W. November 29 Follies Your even-ternpered dis- position is pleasing to others. Revak, Clifford G. January26 Cliff Y ou are determined and reliableg you nzake the 7IIO.Yi of all opportun- ities. Rhedin, Betty M. November 28 Red Choir, Class Play, Com- mencement, Glee Club, Service Guide, Southerner Statl, Student Council You always believe that where there is life there is hope. Ribar, Wilmer A. October I9 Will Service Guide You inspire enthusiasnz in everything you un- dertake. Riclcer, Charles W. - January 30 Pete Student Council A nzan with deterrnina- tion can never be 'can- qnished. Robins, Ann October 30 Annie Follies You have the ability to do a great rnany things. Robins, Irvin I. October I7 Irv Football .fl good fellow is wel- conie anywhere. Robison, Robert A. March3I Bob Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, Glee Club Your winning personal- ity will carry you far in life. Rone, Phyllis W. September2 Choir, Class Play, Com- mencement, Senior Extra, Service Guide, Southerner Rep. Your life will never be a lonely one, for you -will never be without friends. Rudstrom, Elsie C. April 7 Blondie I-lonor Society You realize that success and hard work go hand in hand. Rulres, Donald R. July 28 Service Guide, Student Council, Tiger Rep. You are not satisfied with anything that is just good enough. Russell, Edith A. November I8 Edie Honor Society, I-lonor Student, Service Guide, Southerner Statl Your indonzitable cour- age will assist you in passing life's every test. II17Il ,. gyda if F Q 3 ' I tr. 1' 1 f 1 was 40 Q K r. rr at ur l 4 ,X ? Al , cu! , gf -at 3' ' at K' Q 5.1 f 1 f. lr F? F ' . ii ' i. - h.. L. ap I ,-so A la, I 3 r 'Q' rr ,. Q if it 'X 'gh L' . LN .iii 5 ri ,M I u ri .. , ri gg gg 7 . Q k . M . i s Sadotf, Fern T. July2 Toby You have a very deter- niined rnanner which will carry you far. Sattrer, Lloyd E. Septernber7 Lard Service Guide You have a rnind of your own and you are not easily influenced. Satlwer, Mildred L. June3 Millie Follies, Service Guide, Ti- ger Rep. You find rnuch joy in helping others. Scherer, Bette .l. July3 Betsy Band, Follies, Orchestra You lo-re life-a life that lx tally. Sctiiefelbein, Robert B. September I2 Sheff Class Play, Hoclcey, Ten- I'llS You possess pluck and spiritg you do not give up easily. Sclwluter, Norma L. Noyen'iber29 I-lcdy La All good things corne in srnall packages. Sebesta, Jeanne E. October 26 Honor Society, Honor Student, Senior Extra, Ti- ger Statl You are sweet, sincere, and considerate. Your life will be a successful one. Selton, lrene V. February 20 Salts Service Guide, C5.A.A. Your hearty rnanner has rnade you nurn y friends. E133 Sl-rerman, Robert G. Septen'iber30 Bob You reach your own conclusions, but you are careful in expressing thevn. Sias, William M. January2 Si Class Play, Follies, Honor Society, Honor Student, Senior Extra, Soutlierner Stati, Tiger Statt You have a charming disposition that is ad- rnired by all. Skogland, Violet May 28 You possess many ener- getic qualitiesg you are fond of good tinres. Slover, Warren P. June 8 Smokey Boxing Team, Honor Stu- dent, Senior Extra You are 1-ery independ- entg you know well the fortunes you seek. Snoolr, ArtI'1ur C. August 24 Snooks Class Otlicer, Class Play, Commencement, Follies You give freely of time and energy. Snoolr, Delmar L. July23 DOC Ctioir, Class Play, Com- mencement, Glee Club You will never nleet fail- ure along life's highway. Solberg, Ruth S. January I3 Ruthie Your quiet nature is a welconre contrast to the hustle of the world. Solmonson, Cliltord C. January 28 Sam Band Everything you seele in life is a-waiting you. Spangrud, Homer P. October IO Prof Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, Senior Extra People appreciate those who get in and play the gauze. Spector, William Mayll Bill Honor Student Your shrewd business sense will aid you in be- corning a successful busi- ness leader. Spilra, James E. January4 Jim Honor Society Hard work and deternii- nation will carry you far. Sprecher, P. Margaret February I4 Lover You appreciate the af- fection others show for you. Storeygarcl, Normann June? Norske Honor Society, Honor Student You are studious and hard-working! you -will lieconie a great leader. Storm, Eleanor C. JuIy8 Potsic Class Play You have a wide range of interestsg you can see fun in any situation. Strand, Ansel V. April I Others enjoy your coni- pany as rnueh as you en- joy theirs. Svee, Roy A. Marcn lb Scwie3e Student Council To you life is a garlic that is to lie well played. Swanell, Donald W. May 24 Daz Baseball, Baslretball You are persevering and deterniinedq you show good jllelg71lClIf in all your decisions. Swanson, Elsie I. October3I Pcls Class Play You always use your Ii7lIf! to a good advan- tageq your life should Ire a sueeessful one. Swanson, Elsie J. October2O Jo Class Play, Glee Club, Southerner Rep. One who is willing to work is always in de- nzand. Swanson, Marian E. August 28 DolIv You possess all the quali- ties whieh are denianded of a good eonipanion. Swanson, Stuart H. Novcmbcr23 Stew Baseball, Hockey You have always been known to take your work seriously. Tangen, William M. January 2l Willie You are not easily upset and you take everything in your stride. Taylor, Persis E. June I5 Pcrcy Service Guide Your tinle is ne-ver spent in idlenessg this will nzake you sueeessfnl. Thompson, Evelyn F. January I5 Evey A person that lives a life of nioderation lives a happy life. Thorud, Norval A. January 22 You are a thorough, quick thinker, and you are eapalzle of orereoni- ing olistaeles. Truax, Fred M. March 25 Fat Your hearty jovial nian- ner is always pleasing. Unstad, Clayton L. July 28 Class Play, Follies, Service Guide You know the satisfac- tion of work well done. Victor, Elaine M. May3l Vicky Band, Cheerleader, Follies, Student Council Your eharniing person- ality and winning snzile will always be renzeni- bered. Wade, Carl March? Wade Football, Track Your past experiences have taught you nzuehg they will be of great 'value in the future. Wahlgren, Korine April IB Your kind words and deeds for friends will al- ways be appreciated. Warren, Tom E. December I6 Handlebar Commencement You have an original , in- ventive niind that Cannot fail to bring your high ideals to reality. Weisen, A. James June 4 Jim You are willing to put forth any amount of ef- fort to eoniplete what- ever you undertake. Wennerberg, Norma M. April 27 Norm You are sweet and charniingq you will never lie without friends. White, Kenneth June8 Kenny Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, l-lonor So- ciety, Senior Extra, South- erner Statt Your self-confidence in- spires the faith of others. Wick, Gunnar M. November I0 Swede Class Play, Commence- ment, Football, Traclc Your interests in life are very worth while. Winger, Elmer W. May 20 Herman Commencement You are satisfied with life as it really is. Witte, Robert April I6 Bob Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies, l-lonor So- ciety, l-lonor Student. Senior Extra, Southerner Statt, Student Council Your journalistic ability should lie used as a step- ping stone to sueeess. Worrell, Francis O. June I3 Frank An essential of a good business 7111771 is a neat appearance. Wright, Robert W. May I8 Football, Traclc You work hardest when left to your own re- sourees. Yarab, Mary August l2 Stormy You are generous and kind heartedg you enjoy being of se rvie e to others. E191 'J J is , 1-, 'L ' ,er 'rf- fi . '55 M I r .i S 4 i iv- 7, J 'U - ii W 1? 5'1 dw ,ei ', -Q Fr 'Q g .,.. 5 9 ' f f 4 fi 4 in A if d,,f 4 9 Yohn, Wesley C. August 22 Weasel Class Play, Commence- ment, Follies Your ability to lead is respected. Zustialr, Anne July 26 You take care not to abuse privileges. Alcenson, Roger N. May ll Reg You are good-natured, alw a y s cheerful, and have a very winning nianner. Alcermarlr, Robert Deccrrrbcr l4 Snooker Service Guide You are quiet and re- served. You are a faith- ful worker and deserve success. Alexander, Elaine January I6 Alex Service Guide Your charming nranner and friendly attitude nrake you very popular -with your elassnrates. Alm, Russell Septcmbcr26 Russ Football You are fond of excite- rnent and are happiest when aniong other peo- ple. Amundson, Dorothy July I2 Service Guide Your gay personality rnakes you very popular with your rnany friends. Andersen, Randolph B. May7 Randy Your cheerful disposi- tion rnakes you well liked hy everyone. You are fond of leisure. E301 Anderson, Shirley September I5 Sherry Service Guide You are sweet and kind to efeeryoneq you will al- ways have rnan y friends. Anderson, Audrey September 27 Service Guide You are dependable and jolly, and will sureeed in whatever you choose to do. Anderson, Constance March2l Connie You do not fear respon- sibilities: you are earnest in helping others. Anderson, Donald E. Mavla Fireman Choir You enjoy a good tiine, and your friends seek your eoinpany. Anderson, Donald R. August 9 Andy Your friendly snrile and quiet p e r s e 1' e r a n e e should bring success. Anderson, George E. June 25 Buck Service Guide You are popular arnong your very rnany friends. You are a liorn leader. fAnderson, Gordon February 28 Andy You are frank, cheerful, and generous. You are willing to eo-operate. f Anderson, John E. May 27 Andy Tiger Rep. Your sincere helpful na- ture rnakes you a true friend. 1 I Anderson, John L. June 25 Service Guide Although you are quiet, you enjoy mingling with people. Anderson, Kenneth H. May 3 Andy Band, Service Guide Your pleasant good hu- rnor will rnake you a sue- eess in any line of en- deairor. Anderson, Lawrence J. Januaryl Larry You are always cheery and good natured-a eoinliiuation that wins you niany friends. Anderson, Marcella Scoternbcr 30 Marcia G.A.A, You are a steadfast friend and people enjoy your eornpan y. Anderson, Paul M. August 2l You are quiet and friend- ly, hut you are always ready for fun. Anderson, Rueben February l3 Cuddles Service Guide Your spirit is gay and you sueireed greatly in entertaining others. I Anderson, Verla L. April 23 Peanuts Your quiet and nrodest disposition conceals your nran y aehievenients. Andreas, Helen M. August3 Glee Club You are friendly and quiet, but are alfways ready for fun. Apsley, Dorothy Ruth September2I Dot You have a calnz, pleas- ing personality that en- dears you to your friends. Arvidson, Louise April 28 Kaye Service Guide, Follies Your traits should make for you a happy, suc- cessful career in the field of music. Asplin, Edward June 25 Ed Band, Follies, Orclwestra, Service Guide, Soutiierner Stott, Swimming Your winning personal- ity and neat appearance have won you many friends. Ayers, Orville July I4 Orv l-loclcey You are self-reliant and do well whatever you undertake. Baller, Martelle R. X., June 26 Marty.ix Service Guide Your 7Is1fIH'C if 71l0L'IU5f and reserved. Your gen- erosity is an admired ffflif. Barkley, Nan Louise Septcmber25 Sis You have a happy spirit anal take things as they come. Bartell, Marilyn Mae December I3 Marly Service Guide You are an amusing com- panion and enjoy the company of others. Barthany, Marjorie Ade- laide August l2 Marge You are a quiet person with depths of thoughts, yet you find time for glee. Beaseclrer, Vernon C. October I Bud Southerner Rep., Service Guide, Student Council Always happy and light of heartg you will always smile, no matter what happens. Bedor, Joseph L. April J4 Joe Baseball Your happy nature and your ability to take things as they come make you popular with everyone. Benson, Donald July I7 Don l-loclcey Your cheerful personal- ity has won you many friends. Benson, Harry May5 Dimples Service Guide, Student Council You abound with vital- ity and you radiate fun and cheerfulness. Berget, Marian T. February l9 Mar You are sincere in your feelings and are loyal to your friends. Berglund, Audrey July I3 Pat You are willing to serve and are always kind. Berry, Francis August 22 Buzz ' You have a winning per- sonality and are good- natured. You are every ones friend. Bjelmy, Mary August l? Sliortie You have eagerness and energy and grasp at op- portunities. I Bloomquist, Arne December I I Sonny Service Guide You are independent in your thoughts, and your happy-go-lucky nature makes you an appreci- ated companion. Blomquist, Ray D. July I5 Sonny Swimming, l-loclcey You are mechanically inclined and should go far in this field. fBoca n, George July 30 Judd Service Guide You are energetic and enthusiastic in whatever you do. Bogaehov, Bill December IO Russian Service Guide Your aggressiveness and determination will en- able you to attain what- ever you strive for. Bohnsaclc, Audrey Lorraine July 22 Audy G.A.A. You are fond of pleas- ure, gaiety, and social L'l7llll.l'L'lllC'lIf.Y. Bolter, Ruth M. MGVCl124 Ruthie Ctioir, Glee Club, Follies, -. crass Play Your bright c h e e r y smile awakens a feeling of friendliness in those you meet. Bong, Douglas NovemberB Bong Band, Orchestra, l'-lonor Society, Class Otiicer, l-lonor Student Conscientiousness and an amiable personality are evident among other admirable traits. Borncamp, James September 2 Corncamp Follies You are noted for your e n e r g y, cheerfulness, school spirit, and friend- liness. E213 O' 'G 4? N, :vp gn in 9? A , f i ., r ' W V, is cr J. H . M , -it y, . .3 I r ..-etetr, , , -1i-r if ' J ' A Fu' Y Bostrom, Doris M. May 28 Dorie Service Guide You are naturally quiet and shy, you like to be by yourself, but your friends find you very sweet. Botlso, Louise February I0 Lou Orchestra, Service Guide You are sincere, thor- ough, and quiet in your nianner. You get along well with others. Boulger, Elizabeth Anne January 14 Betty Southerner Rep. You have a generous na- ture: you rnake strong friendships easily. Bouma, Lewis R. March7 Model Youth Glee Club You have a ready wit and happy-go-lnelcy na- ture. Boutell, Walter March ll Bud Swimming Although failure rnay discourage you, you are willing to try again. Bowers, June M. June 30 You are naturally genial and enjoy rnixing with people. Boyles, Edyth April i5 Toots You are quiet and unas- suming. You ean be trusted. Brandberg, George F. April 28 Brandy Band, Service Guide, Traclc Your sportsmanship has developed the respeet and adrniration of your acquaintances. E221 Bravis, Elaine May24 Follies, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, South- erner Statl, Tiger Rep., Honor Student l.oyality and honesty are ainong your rnany noble traits. You should go far in the field of journalisrn. Brisbin, Charles S. June4 Chuck Band, Service Guide, Ti- ger Rep. Your well-groorned ap- pearanee is an adniirable trait. Your seientifie ap- titudes insure your sue- eess in that field. Brose, Ethel M. July I3 You are popular, but have revealed only a snlall arnount of your latent talent. Bruley, Belva J. July I5 Your high ideals aeeen- tuate your quiet dignity and poise. Brunott, Gordon February? Gordy Your likable personal- ity 7lli'l1s'L'5 you a f'un-lo1'- ing eornpanion. Butler, Marilyn L. March 25 Pee Wee Glee Club, Class Flay. Honor Society. Student Council, Honor Student You are dependable, sin- eere, and industrious, you should sueeeed in anything you choose. Butler, Ray R. July 3l Class Play, Quill and Scroll, Service Guide, Southerner Statt, South- erner Rep. Your earnestness to get the truth puts you in the high esteeui of others. Buviclr, Bette September IO Blonde Class Play, Service Guide, Tiger Rep. You enjoy having uiany friends and are happiest when surrounded by gay companions. Byleen, Earl H. February I6 Debate, Honor Society, Honor Student You are quiet and digni- fied. Your initiative and dependability will earry you far. Bystedt, Betty Jean Juncl Beth You enjoy completing whatever you b e g i n. You are a true friend. Cameron, Rosella E. May 15 Punce G.A.f-X., Southerner Stati You are level-headed and eager for experi- enee. Canning, Roland C. June lb Rollie Ciass Play, Folles, Glee Club Your fine spealcing voice should enable you to go far in the field of radio. Carlsen, Henry March 5 Swede Your sense of hunzor and latent wit rnake you popular with your elass- rnates. Carlson, Alvyr V. November 16 Obby Class Play. Tiger Rep., Ti- ger Statt You are sweet. sineere and eharrniug. Your wil- lingness to help others will always rnerit you rnan y friends. Carlson, Clayton O. May lO Clay Service Guide, Stage Crew You enjoy entertain- inent and are not easily discouraged. Carlson, Donald J. Julyci Don Band Neatness and good uran- ners are enhaneed by your eheerful disposi- tion. Carlson, Elsie Novcrnber25 Swede Service Guide, Southerner Rep. You have a renrarleable sense of hunzorg you are always cheerful and C071- siderate of others. Carlson, Florence April 30 Flossy Service Guide Although you are quiet and reserved, you will go far because of your diligence. Carlson, Irene December 28 Tiny Follies Sincere loyalty to your friends accompanied by a friendly nature should nralce you a success. 1 Carlson, Phyllis July 7 Choir You are sweet, shy, and friendly. You will get along well with anyone. Carlson, Robert James June 29' Bob Football, I-loclrey. South- erner Statl, Student Coun- cil You have a jolly and a carefree nature, and you nzalee friends easily. Carlson, Robert Linner October l Bob Gym Team, Orchestra You are considerate and conscientious in all you undertake to do. Cast, Margaret Jean -q June 9 Ylllgiyfcx- Southerner Rep. ' ' You have a snrile for everyone and are always cheerful. Castle, Virginia G. October? Ginny G.A.A., l-lonor Society, Service Guide, l-lonor Stu- dent You are ambitious and dependable, you should go far in any field you choose. Chandler, William November 30 Wild Bill Service Guide, Student Council You are energetic and coufideutq your enthus- iasnl will carry you far. Chapman, Ethel Elaine August I8 Percy You are enthusiastic in all your undertakings and lead a happy, care- free life. Chase, John F. August I5 Chase me Class Play Your nature is an opti- nlistic one. Friends en- joy your wit and hu- rnor. Chatelain, George July I4 Felix You are sincere and have a Cfll7ll disposition. Checlrlund, Curtis April I5 l'Punchy Gym Team You are fond of leisure and whole-hearted en- tertainnlent. Christiansen, Warren F. July 5 Chris You are a diligent and conscientious o r le e rg you face difficulties with a snlile. Christina, Tony L. June I Y our 1'i1'acious and pleasing personality has won nrauy friends for you. Claire, Margaret C. August II Margie Service Guide Your eharnzing, petite nianner 7llt'lkCS you a favorite of everyone. I I Clarlr, Robert A. Novernbcr5 Bob Football, Glee Club Your rich imagination will enable you to sur- nzouut all obstacles. Cleath, Harold L. June 26 Harry Band, Follies, Orchestra Your nrusical talent and pleasing personality have nzade you a sought-after conrpanion. Clumb, Arline Ruth June I3 Klummie' G.A.A. You have a nrerry per- sonality and enjoy a good tinre. Collins, Thomas W. September I4 Tom You are always calnl and thorough: you are not easily influenced by precedent. Conway, Patricia E. August27 Patcrick Class Otticer, Class Play, Debate, Follies. GAA., Honor Society, Southerner Statt, Student Council, Southerner Rep., l-lonor Student Your sweet disposition nlakes you well lileed by everyone. You are a born leader. Coolr, Sidney October 24 Sid You are polite and friendly, and people en- joy your conipany. Cosner, Elsie M. June 27 Cassie Glee Club, Service Guide, Student Council, South- erner Staff You are happiest when in a crowd. You are ac- ti-ee and full of fun. Costello, Byron March3l By Service Guide, Southerner Rep. You have a happy na- ture which nralees light of troubles which conze your way. C2311 Cross, Raymond J. April l5 Ray You have varied talents and possess a pleasing personality. Dacko, Joseph August i5 Joe Football, Basketball, Track You enjoy eonlpetitive sports and should sue- eeed in any venture. Dalland, Carl A. Julv 27 Slim Service Guide, Class Play You are patiently quiet and enjoy good coni- panionship. Danielson, Geraldine A. L. August V4 Gerry Choir, Glee Club You are bright and pleasant and enjoy nzin- gling with your niany friends. DeJarlais, Margaret E. January2 You are industrious and find enjoynlent in ac- cepting responsibility. Detien, Lorraine F. Mazen 29 Detch Service Guide You are good-natured and have a pleasing per- s o nality. You enjoy y o urself nlost in a crowd. Dewick, Kathlyn Marie June8 Katsy You are denture and sweet of disposition. Doig, Virginia Septernber 24 Ginger Follies You are sincere and 'well likedg you are gifted with uiany talents. E241 Douthitt, John February 26 Husky Class Play You have a strong and forceful character. Downs, Virginia July 23 Ginger You are dignified and 'well nzanneredg you are neat in appearance. Draves, Cordelia June 26 Corky Service Guide, Soutlnerner Rep., Honor Society You are willing and very capable of undertaking responsibility. Duffy, Raymond T. July 20 Duff Student Council, Service Guide You are diligent in your work and you enjoy the eontpany of others. Dugan, Geraldine Eileen August l2 Jerrie Service Guide, Christian Fellowship, Student Coun- cil You are willing to serve and are capable of as- sunling responsibility. Dunlap, Laurel E. Augustfil Chip Your perseverance has enabled you to surniount all obstacles. Dwinnell, Marie G. December i7 Sis Service Guide, Southerner Rep., Southerner Stott You easily adjust your- self to every problenlg you are vivacious and full of fun. Eckmann, Bonita March IO Bonnie You are quiet and re- served and you have a deterntined fwill. Edling, Ruby E. November I9 Skippy Student Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., South- erner Rep., Southerner Stati, Quill and Scroll, l-lonor Student You are a good leader and have an intelligent outlook on life. Edwards, Bruce G. June 20 You are intelleetualg y our iwittiness and vivac- ity inspire friendships. Egeberg, John D. November 3 Ouistie Football, Basketball You have a cheerful spirit and are noted for your activity in sports. Ellavsky, Edward August 28 Southerner Rep. You are sincere and agreeableg you 7llt'lkC fast friends easily. gEllingson, Thomas C. JL.nc7 Tom Your interest lies in pho- tographyg you should go far in that field. Emery, Etta L. March 3l G.A.A., Southerner Statt, Southerner Rep., Student Council, Service Guide, Quill and Scroll You are energetic and charming. You will al- ways have niany friends because of these traits. Engell, Margaret E. December IO Peggy Glee Club You are gifted -with a sweet personality and you have a happy out- loole on life. Erickson, Earl N. April 4 You are generous, frank, and eheerfulg you are true to all your friends. Ericlrson, Ralph October26 Erik You have a friendly na- ture and enjoy good eonipany. Ericson, Gladys G. May 29 Gladv Choir, Service Guide, Class Play You lead a happy and carefree life, and are true to all your friends. Ernst, Betty Eileen December I7 Betts Service Guide You are pleasant and cheerful: you are al-ways well dressed and neat. Esplin, Julia B. Mav 28 l-lorior Society, Southerner Statt, Student Council, Orchestra, l-lonor Student You enjoy helping your friends and are a diligent worker. Estervog, Adelaine December i2 Adm You possess 11 happy and earefree nature that is the envy of all who know you. Falconer, Thomas H. Aprilb Slug Your latent talents fore- east your sueeess. Fallrey, Doris R. lulv25 Dottv Your 1'i1'aeiousness is suppleuiented by eharnr and .1 pleasing appear- auee. Fallrman, Sylvia May I2 Svlly'i' Service Guide Though you are tinfid and unassurning you niake a true friend. Farah, Jeannette M. April 6 Jay You are deternzined and stiek to your opinions. Fedderly, Dorothy Mae May I9 Dot Student Council, South- erner Statl You have lllllfh eonfi- denee in your ability - a trait which should rnake you sueeeed. Felt, Jeanne February I3 Duchess G.A.A., Service Guide Live up to the best that is in you, and you -will be happy. fFerry, Merle E. February ll Enrn'iet You are quiet. reserved, and polite. Your friend- liness and Cl3l17'7ll have -won you rnany friends. Fischer, Gnorge R. Julv27 Grandpa Band, Orchestra You are interested in niusie and should eon- tinue in the field. Fish, Edward Augustl2 Ed Band. Orchestra II'hether it be nzusie or p h o t o ye r a p h y, you should ,eo far in your ehosen field. Fisher, Eunice G. April is Sis You are carefree and happy: you al-ways see the bright side of things. Fitzhenry, Dorothy .l. Mav 3l Dotty Service Guide You are well dressed and orderlyg your ulany friends enjoy your eonz- jltllly. Fix, Ralph lanuary3 Fix Service Guide. Follies You have a quiet and friendly nlannerg you are -well liked by your friends. Fondriclr, Delores Evelyn Octobcr23 Dal You enjoy pleasure and get along well in a ero-wd. Ford, Wallace Septernbcrb Wally You have a pleasant per- sonality that has won you many friends. Foss, Roland Earl April l6 Rollic Football, Basketball, Golt, Class Officer You are noted for your outstanding athletic abil- ity: you are a good leader. Friclre, Robert L. Jani.ary2 Bob Football You are enthusiastic and peppyq you like gay ero-zeds and your inter- ests war y. Garin, Donald J. Novernberl: Lumpv Your pleasing personal- ity is enhanced by your keen sense of hunior and natural -wit. Gates, George Thomas September 26 Greetings, Gates Your keen wit and love of a good tinie llli7l38 you 11 popular person. Gdovin, Tom November ll Tornr'nv lraclc, Football, Student Council You are a jolly, happy- go-lueky person and are happiest -when active or -with friends. E253 .... sr Ln 5. 1-' , so ' tt- , 3' 'ri We Q 53 u fx. Aw. .f 1' lr nn 2 JF Gebert, Kenneth January I3 Kcnny Student Council You have a carefree na- ture and a suiile for everyone. Gillis, Aldys L. March 27 'IAIdyI' Service Guide You are eager to learn and are deterrnined to have a successful eareer. Gillis, Imogene Louise September I7 Into Honor Society, Orchestra, Glrzc Club, Follies, Service Guide, Class Play, Honor Student You are industrious and will sueeeed through your own efforts. Gisvold, Marie E. May 22 Murphy Glee Club. Service Guide You are socially inclined, and you are friendly to fill. Gjertson, Junis A. September 2I TorcI'iy Quill and Scroll, Follies, Southerner Stati, Honor Student, Valedictorian, Honor Society, G.A.A. Couseieutiousness, ulen- tal alertness, friendliness -these qualities earn you a high rating in your L'lFl.Y5. Gliger, Charles Peter JuIy3 Chuck You enjoy being -with people and you niake. lasting friends. Grimm, R. Forrest JuncS Farr Honor Student You are a logical thinle- erg you are noted for your intellect. Grimmer, Russel E. June 25 Russ You are inclined to be quiet and reservedq you are serious and thought- ful. C261 Gronvall, Marjorie E. Scoternber26 Mauro Service Guide Your very sweet dispo- sition and your willing- ness to help your class- rnates have icon niany friends for you. Gucldal, Armen M. Dccer'nber8 Sourdough Glce Club You possess the ability to uiix soeiallyg your in- terests lie in reading. Gudmundson, Betty Ann December 27 Goody Choir Your voiee is one of your assetsg your success lies in singing. Gust, Marjorie M. March I0 Marge Tiger Rep. Your eheerful -ways and winning srnile will help you in everything you undertake. -1-Guthrie, Mary Agnes Septcn1ber26 Aggie Service Guide, Honor So- ciety, Glee Club, Follies, Honor Student You strive to-ward every- thing that is worthwhileq your friends a d 711i r e your high ideals. Hagander, Virginia L. April 30 'IDenny G.A.A., Service Guide, Southerner Stait Yon are generous, frank, and eheerfulg you enjoy a good tinie. p Hagen, Robert March 29' Droooy Debate, Service Guide You are the type of per- son who is allways ready, willing, and able. Haley, Clement .I. Januaryfi Clem Boxing You are noted for your fighting spirit and Irish good hunzor. Hallberg, Irene E. Seoternber II Babe You are popular and af- fectionateg you niake friends easily. Hallin, Kathryn March II Katie You are 71lUi11lfr'Ifl1'f? and reser-1'ed and have a kindly disposition. I, Hansen, Lorraine H. May 28 Sonja You enjoy the eonzpany of others and have a pleasing personality. Hansen, E. Robert AQVRIZ4 Bob Your diligenee and per- se1'eranee will enable you to realize your arn- bitions. Hansen, Donald E. June I2 Don Southerner Rep., Honor Society, Honor Student, Salutatorian Your natural intelligenee has been enhanced by your diligent studying. Hanson, Doris August I2 Squirt Service Guide You always see the bright side of life. You niake friends easily. Hanson, Howard Ralph Septernber2B Hon Golf Team You are fond of inde- pendenee, leisure, and good entertainment. Hanzliclr, Kathryn M. Septer'riber3 Kathy Service Guide You are a thorough rhinleerg you are petite and sweet. Harmaia, Raymond J. September 18 Ray Follies You are dependable and willing to work and to undertake responsibility. Harmer, LaMont L. October I2 Your cheerful and un- assurning rnanner is en- hanced by your happy snrile. Harper, Dorothy May I9 Mickey Y ou are considerate, eager, and conscientious in everything you do. Hastings, Cathrine M. June 22 Tardy You are full of energy and vitality and will get along well in life. Havnen, Claire M. August 22 Clairee Service Guide You are straight forward and frankg you -will have rr happy and prosperous life. Hawkins, Cleo E. May 24 Baby You have a pleasing per- sonality and enjoy the cornpany of others. Hawkins, Roberi E. March4 Bob Service Guide Your nrany friends ad- rnire your generosity and thoughtfulness. Heath, Charles F. November25 Chuck Choir, Glee Club Your lively nature and good hunior rnake you popular with all your classnzates. Heinemann, Lowell J. Dccember24 , Heinc You are fond of pleasure and anzusernentsq your life should be a happy one. Heinz, Marilyn Kathryn October5 Babe Honor Society, Class Ol- licer, Honor Student You are well liked by everyone and will al- ways have nran y friends. Held, Saul January 20 Mouniic Southerner Stahl, Choir Your jovial nature and in t e l l e c t ual bearing rnerits you rnan y friends. Hemze, Frank March I You are very conscienti- ous and possess an aria- lytical rnind. Hemze, Roberf J. October7 Bob Your knowledge of sei- ence and rnathenratics will bring fanre to your narne. Hennessy, John L. July 2I Jack Service Guide, Follies Your Irish good-hunior has rnade a likeable per- son of you. Hirdler, Frances Ann March 20 Frankie Choir Your sunny disposition makes you a pleasant companion. Hobza, Frank October 24 Honor Society, Honor Student You are industrious,gen- erous, and trusting. Peo- ple will always adrnire you because of your in- telligence. Hoffman, Keiih E. June 25 Hoff Service Guide You are deep and true in your feelingsg you rnake a fine friend. Hogle, Harry January I6 Hoops Football, Baseball, Hockey You are a good leader and are noted for your rrctirities in sports. Hogland, Margarek C. Junc2l Marge You are quiet, loyal, and dependable: you will get along well in life. Holm, Morris December II Morry Stage Crew, Tennis Your friendliness and winning ways hold your host of friends. Holmbeclr, Robert E. March 27 Bob Southerner Rep. You possess a good nrind, and a quiet and unassurning rnanner. Holmberg, Clarence E. June7 Bob Service Guide You are good-natured, quiet, and a good coni- panion. Hoof, Dorothy M. May 24 Dot You are 1'it1'acious and gays people seek your conrpany because of your good hnnror. Horgen, Virginia Mae July4 Ginger You are light-hearted and enjoy being with people. You nrake last- ing friends. E271 Hoyum, Morris C. February7 Morrie You have a pleasing per- sonality and your pres- ence is welconled in any group. Hudson, Bernice B. August 30 Bee G.A.A. You enjoy a good tinie and all your friends seek your eonzpany. Hughes, Virginia E. Septernbcr27 Virg You are industrious in your school -work and also fond of arnuse- 71lClIfs. lclcler, Julius F. August3 Punk Tennis, Chess, Boxing, Student Council, South- erner Rep., Tiger Stati, Honor Society, Honor Student You hare an unusual sense of huniorg your genial and cheerful dis- position rnake you ex- cellent eonlpany. Ingersoll, Marion L. July IO ffhortyu G.A.A., Service Gjid-e, Southerner Rep., Tige Rep. You are i'i1'aeious and e h a r nling an d always ready to help others. lngraham, Eleanor L. November I7 El Honor Society, Southerner Statl, Quill and Scroll, Honor Student You are sweet and sin- cere -with high ideals. Your charnzing nature has won you nlan y friends. Iverson, Helen R. January II Hoddy You are enthusiastic about anything you un- dertakeq you like a good tune. Jacobson, Lyle F. January 22 Jake Debate, Golt, Service Guide, Honor Society, Ti- ger Stott, Honor Student You are a clear, analyti- cal thinkerg you are ad- nlired for your high ideals and subtle hunior. E281 X Johnson, Margaret A. fJohnson, Robert L. April I6 Johnny Choir, Glee Club Your pleasant 'voice ac- centuates your charnz- ing personality. Johnson, Clarence E. July I3 Clarie Service Guide, Student Council You are always ready for a good tinie, and have a host of friends. Johnson, Eunice I. March 3I Dunie Glee Club You are sweet and charniing and possess traits that others envy. Johnson, Geneva C. August ll Gen G.A.A. You are sincere and sweet and loyal to your friends. Johnson, George A. May II Whitey Boxing, Traclr You are quiet and re- serwdg you are very trersatile in sports. Aohnson, Joseph October 26 Joe You are quiet but al- ways alert and observ- ing. Johnson, Mildred E. Junc5 Millie Your quiet vnanner has nlade you a well-liked c'07lIpi'll7l07I. Johnson, Robert C. January 20 Bob Southerner Rep. You are quiet and like to mingle with your chosen acquaintances. April 27 Bob Choir, Glee Club, Class Play, Southerner Rep., Stu- dent Council Y ou are fond of anluse- 71167215 and pleasuresgyou see the funny side of life. Johnson, William D. January 29 Willy Track Your quiet, shy nature hides your very charnz- ing personality. Jones, Donald A. August 27 Don You are sincere and friendly: you nzake friends easily. Jones, George March I6 Joncsy Basketball, Golf Your great basketball ability has nlade a nanie for you at South High. Judd, Meredith E. JUIV3 Judd Choir, Class Play, Debate, Follies, G.A.A., Honor Society, Service Guide, Southerner Rep., Student Council, Tiger Statt, Honor Student Your winning personal- ity and rnany talentswill carry you far along the road of life. Karos, Violet A. June 29 Vi Student Council You are independent in your thoughts, and your friendly spirits should nrake you a success. fleehn, Eugene W. February I3 Gene Band You have an excellent sense of b7l17ll07'f you are very conscientious. fKelly, Audree May 28 Irish Band, Follies, Orchestra, Southerner Rep. You are gay and love a good tirne. Keouttu, Ethel K. May4 Kitty You are quiet and like to rningle with your chosen acquaintances. Kissell, Anne M. January 9 C5.A.A., Service Guide You are independentg you are sure to succeed. ,fKnutson, Leona M. August I3 Lee You delight in recrea- tional activities and en- joy a good tiine. Korst, Marilyn July I4 Peg Class Play, Follies, Tiger Statt You are arnbitious and conscientious: your ca- pability and dependa- bility are seen in every- thin'f you undertalee. is Kroeten, Ione Marie August I6 You have arnbition and deterrninarion. qualities which should rnabe for success. Kyllo, Muriel L. June 27 Mur Glee Club Your siceetness and charnr nrake you liked by everyone. Ladwig, Shirley A. December I6 Tooiur'1s Follies You are polite and sin- cereg you enjoy being in a crowd. LaMere, Louis September 27 Louie the Lug Service Guide You have a lively sense of huuror and possess an energetic personality. Landberg, Wallace Marvin February 6 Wally Soutlwerner Statl Your carefree disposi- tion will enable you to take life as it cornes. fLang, Bernice M. Marcli I3 Red You are very conscien- tious: you finish things you once begin. fLawrence, Clifton F. March I7 Lady Esther Souttierner Rep., Class Play You are reliable in your duties. Your industrious ways will aid you in your future days. Lazio, Violet E. Marcn I9 Vi Tiger Statt, Honor So- ciety, I-Ionor Student You are always good- naturea' and dependableg your charrning' rnanner wins rnan y friends. Lanns, Audrey Martha ZLedabI, Arnold G. January 29 Aud You are quiet and rc- serred. You are de-voted to your friends. Larsclmeid, John August IS FIasH Swimming, Ctiess Sincerity and persever- ance are your character- istic 1'irtues. Larsen, Virginia Patricia July 31 'lPat Glee Club, Service Guide Your pleasing voice along with your other talents -will be an asset in any vocation. Marcn I4 You are quiet, but you rnabe friends easily. Lee, Ole H. f Aeril IB sl You are Very rcsel'1'ed Q I and possess an 7llifl5.V7l77Z- f 1- inq nature. Lejelwer, Lucille Margaret Deeennbe' ZI Lucy Band You have a calrn and in- de endcnt air anal take P things as they corne. Larson, Eric H. 1'Lepich, Robert John December I8 Swede You are quiet and re- served: you are loyal to your friends. Larson, Renard September 27 Lars Service Guide You are full of pep and enthusiasnr. You like out- door sports. Larson, Virginia A. April IO Gin You possess a happy na- tureq you are a jovial cornpanion. October I4 I-Ionor Society, Honor Student Your quietness and pleasing personality have Icon you nian y friends. Levy, Lewis August 4 Glee Club To you disappointrneuts are no obstacle. Yours will be a happy life. Lindbergh, Doris H. July I4 Your rnany friends loole up to youg you are to be adnlired for your neat appearance. E291 4' S, ni? 3' I 1 Lindemer, Mildred L. J3nuary8 Min Service Guide You enjoy a good tinie and all your friends seek your eonipany. London, Eileen D. September i8 Shorty You enjoy a variety of thingsg you are well lileed by everyone. Longson, Robert May 4 Legs Service Guide, Traci: Your intellectual ltear- ing and hurnor will help you succeed in anything you undertalee. Lorang, Lucille M. Scpter'nber2O Lu You will al-ways have niany friendx because of your eharnl and sweet- ness. Luedlre, .lames A. May 30 Jim Student Council, Honor Society, Tennis, Chess, Ti- ger Statt, Southerner Staiii Class Otiicer, Honor Stu- dent You are rexpeeted for your intelleet, adnrired for your xehool xpirit. and well-lilced for your xenxe of hurnor. Lund, Lois H. May3 Flash You are full of energyg you enjoy a good tirne. Lundberg, Marjorie ScptcrnbCr3O Margie You have a sweet dix- position and your coni- pan y ix al-wayx weleonre. Lundh, Lorraine G. V. September 25 Luzzy Honor Society, Honor Stu- :lent You are dignified, quiet, intellectual, and a dili- gent worker. rsiiji Mansen, Lorraine Marchfl Tod Service Guide You are sweet and anii- ableg thexe qualities have endeared you to your friends. Marchessault, Yvonne A. March 23 Terry Choir, Follies Th' You always fee the bright ride of life. You are level-headed and .vtraight forward . Marshall, Gaylen G. Julyl3 Mush Southerner Statt Your sense of hunlor and friendly nlanner ha-ve won you nniny friendx. Your friendx ad- nrire y our taste in clothes. Martini, Donald F. October I8 Don Swimming, Choir Your zest, exulieranee, and pleaxing personality have won you many friendx. Martinson, Aurora G. August I5 Mart You enjoy WLYUICSOYIIC pleasurex and get along well in a crowd. Mateslry, Doris December 20 Hank Southerner Rep., Follies Intelligence and a friend- ly personality are char- acterixtie of you. Mathison, Donald B. June 24 Matty Ufe anticipate your fu- ture .viu'ee.i1v in the Held of athleties. !Matson, Ardelle Grace October l You are quiet, reyerved. and make a true friend. jMatson, Hazel DeLoris January i3 Dot You are xfweet and pe- titeg your Cht17'7lIlllAQ snlile is weleorned hy any group. McBride, Jayne Shirley August 26 McDougall Student Council Your friends enjoy your company lzeeauxe of your charming perxonal- ity and pleaxant dixpoxi- tion. McCarthy, James W. May4 Jim Student Council, Football, Swimming You are a jolly and hap- py-go-lueky perxon: you lead a light, carefree life. 1 McCormick, Robert V. December 2 Wilber Swirnrning, Class Otiicer Your ready lrixh wit and pleaxant personality make you very popular among your classnmtex. McCoy, Kenneth M. April I7 Service Guide Your xenxe of hunlor and friendly attitude to- ward all whoni you some in contact with will niake you a xrtecexx. McElden, Marjorie D. Octoberf? Mickey You are quiet and re- fereed: you rexpeet the rightx of otherx. Mathison, Ralph W. X McGee, .lean L. Marchla Matty You are cheerful and posters a winning srnile. luly l Rad Tiger Rep., Follies You do your worle care- fully, and you have a cooperative spirit. McGinnis, Jack May 23 Pat Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball Your unusual talents in sports will help you suc- ceed in the future. McMonagle, Dorothy M. December 22 Mickey Glee Club You are fond of pleas- ure, gaiety, and social Morse, Mildred Margaret January l Mickey Service Guide You have a fine sense of hurnor and never fail to see the bright side of life. A Mortenson, Agnes C. November22 Service Guide, Southerner Statt, Student Council Your cheerfulness and charnzing personality l'l7ll1lSC7lI671fj, have erldeared you to your friends. Melqugsty Richmd fMunson, Ralland O. J. september is Rick MSM '0 RSM 'pack Service Guide You are nzodestg you 'work earnestly on things that interest you. Mikulay, Cornell June 24 Corney Track, Band Your cheerful disposi- tion rnakes you admired by everyone. y'Millward, James Edward September l3 Jim Track, Swimming Your frankness and -wit- ty philosophizings have nlade you nlany friends. Moberg, Dorothy Marilyn May 24 Dottie Tiger Statl, Honor Society, Honor Student, Student Council Your sincerity, your friendly disposition, and your excellent sense of hunlor niake you a per- fect friend. Moll, Delores Miriam Aoril7 DoDe Your sweet and sincere nature has won you rnan y friends. Z' Moran, Alice J. Seotember2 Red Y ou have a pleasing per- sonality and a charrn that -wins rnany friends. You are an industrious worker and a quick thinker. Success should be yours in any field. Murck, Arline J. April 20 Joey Service Guide You get along -well -with people and for this rea- son they seek your corn- pany. Muzetras, Mike December 30 Mike Hall Guide, Honor So- ciety, Southerner Rep., Honor Student You are noted for your intellect, sociability, and genuine enthusiasrn. Myron, Doris Ethyl April 4 Service Guide Your neat appearance and charming ways nrake your friends ap- preciate your cornpan- ionship. Narverud, A. Raymond Aoril3 Ray Honor Society, Honor Student You are a sound, logical thinker and you litre up to your high ideals. Naslund, Madelyne September I6 Madge Your ability to draw and your 'willingness to nlake friends -will carry you a long way. Natz, Dorothy M. March 30 Southerner Statt, Follies, Quill and Scroll, Class Play Your artistic ability, your good taste in clothes and your charrn- ing personality have -won a host of admirers for you. Nelson, Alf May I6 Shark Track, Football Your fwitty personality and your interest in sports and art should carry yo11 far along the road of success. 4 Nelson, Bonne 1 December2O Bonnie Your thoughtfulness and consideration rnake you a true friend. Nelson, Gordon T. November26 Bud You carry out your plans with determina- tiong you hold your friends. Nelson, Kermit L. Nover'nber20 Kerm You are noted for your handy work and your mechanical rnind. Nelson, Phyllis L. December2 Philco Service Guide Your quietness and dig- nity hare 7lIi'lLlL' nzany friends for you. Nelson, Richard L. May 7 Dick Southerner Staff, Cheer- leader You have a cheery spirit and you are happiest when in a crowd. Nelson, Wilmont J. March 3 You are full of pep and enthusiasrng people seek your cornpany, l13lfl ,OV so if: .. A I V ' , 4 T JS , l ' Q ,.,. 3 -K! it Y r N is up : , W 1 1 ,. 'E -ga I ' ,iw A.. ,au '17 1 Z ,Q Ness, Ruth O. June7 Ruthie You are industrious and trusting, and you are quiet and unassuniing. Nessman, June M. August 9 Tuscl1a Follies You have niany friends and you enjoy the coni- pany of others. Newtrouse, Leone E. Marcti7 Bright Eyes Service Guide Your gay spirit and pleasing personality will nrfrke your life very ex- eiting. Newling, Betty Jane August l3 Blondie You have a pleasing per- sonality and you enjoy soeial life. Nitz, Viola Anne July I9 Vi You are quiet and de- pendable. Your sineere nature has won you friends. Norgren, Ernest Gordon .lanuary 29 Noggiri You are quiet but have a happy natureq you are well liked by your class- nrates. ortreim, Harold L. May 30 Huck Honor Society, Honor Student Your ever-ready wit and happy-go - lucky nature niake you the rnost pleasant of eonipany. Nylancler, Lorrain M. August 3 Your gay nature and your sweet disposition niake you a desired eoni- panion. E521 Oas, Henry .lolnn Octobcr lO Hank You like a good tinie. People enjoy your friendly sniile. Oas, Robert H. lunc i4 Bob You are quiet and shy: you respect rules and high ideals Oberg, Phyllis January ZS Phil Your good taste in elothes and neat appear- anee are enhaneed by your natural eharni. O'Connell, Eileen C. .luncln Irish Honor Society, Honor Student Your sweet personality and sniile nrakes you -well liked by everyone. Oian, Harold S. January 30 Gady Bug Service Guide Your loyalty and friend- liness niake you out- standing aniong your friends. Olander, Willys L. lul,fl3 Bill Band High ideals and clear thinking are only a few of your niany attributes. Olsen, Bernice Lorna August 23 Bunny You have self-assurance and eonfidenee in your ability to do things. Olson, Eunice E. Julyl3 Babe You are happiest when aniong friends. Your genial personality is wel- eonied by everyone. at Olson, Ilene G. Juncl4 llccy Your neatness is an ad- nrirable trairg you are sincere and generous. fOlson, Marjorie G. AugustS Marge Your interest in others has won you rnore friends than you think. Z' Olson, Robert G. Mar 8 Bob Honor Society, Honor Student You have a -wonderful rnind and you use it to the greatest adi'antage. Olson, Virginia Anne April27 Gin Honor Society, Honor Student Your friends enjoy your quiet and unassinning nature. O'Malley, Gloria Ann August 27 Follies, Class Play Your sweet personality and pleasing nianner niake you a jovial coni- panion. O'Neill, Jotrn G. May I8 Service Guide, Class Play, Tiger Rep., Honor Society You are anibitious, con- seientious, and consid- erateg you get what you want by perseverance. Opstad, Evelyn M. June 27 Ops GAA. You are quiet and stead- fastg you niake a true friend. Oram, Betty June Augustlb Petunia Ctioir You are nrodest and un- assunting in your inan- nerg you will always have ntany adnrirers. I Orth, William H. August ll Sonny Your cheerful nature niakes light of all trou- bles. .luneo Ozzy Choir, Service Guide, Class Play You possess a friendly nature and a -'willingness to help others. ,Otte, Bill August I3 Service Guide, Student Council, Swimming, Band, Orchestra, Class Otticer, Honor Society Your achieivenlents are in accord -with the tradi- tions of Old South Highfi Otterson, Floyd D. January4 Dave Through direetness and persistence you -will ob- tain your arnbition. Ousdahl, Marilyn J. NcvC'Tiber22 Porky Service Guide, Student Council, Honor Society. Honor Student, GAA. Your exuberance and :est for livin g have rnade yours an enjoyable per- sonality. Pavlick, Mary Margaret I Petefson. Delores B- March 22 Mickey Your sweetness and sin- cerity endear you to your rnan y friends. Ostman, Robert W. fPearson, Jeannette A. October? Jan You will succeed in life because you are willing to try again. Pedersen, Harry B. June 28 Pete Service Guide, Glee Club, Follies Your -winning personal- ity and your fine voice should tahe you far along the road to suc- CUM. Z Pedersen, Luella Lillian Sectcrnber29 lan GAA. Your interests are in sports, but you should go far in any field. fPerry, Benjamin F. March4 Little Abe ilraclc, Boxing You are light of heart and possess a jo-tial spir- lf. Palmer, Norma -1Perrault, Adrian Joseph August 30 Norm Service Guide You are a capable work- er and are willing to par- take in constructive serv- ice. Papenhausen, Richard J. September? Pape Band, Orchestra, Class Play You like pleasure and fung your joeiality in so- cial gatherings is en- joyed by all. Passelr, Louis C. July3l Louie Service Guide, Southerner Rep. You are quiet and gener- ousg you possess rnany true friends. ADril2l: Polly Choir, Football, Stage Crew, Follies, Class Play Your nature is a happy oneg troubles do not bother you. Person, Stanley October I9 Stan Service Guide To you disappointments are no obstacleg you are a happy and weleorne eolnpanion. Peterson, Harry J. July6 Pete You have the ability of rnaking light the trou- bles that eorne your -way. Deccrnber2O Honor Society, Honor Student You are a person of high ideals. You possess a great deal of intelli- gence. Peterson, Eugene June I5 Pete Cheerleader, Service Guide Your wit and your pleasing personality rnalee you popular arnong your friends. Peterson, Grace E. Decen'iber29 Pete You are inclined to be serious and thoughtful, and your friends adrnire you for it. Peterson, Howard Herbert Nove'nber20 Howie Football, Service Guide Yours is a cheerful per- sonality: those who en- joy fun delight in your friendship. Peterson, Lorraine A. Fcloruary2 Swede Honor Society, Honor Stu- dent Your intelligence and anibition should lead yon to a brilliant future. Peterson, Marian December 29 Sis Scutherner Rep. Life holds nmny inter- ests for youg you life a social and entertaining life. Peterson, Richard Hugo Novernber2O Dick Service Guide Yours is a cheerful per- sonality: troubles that corne your way do not worry you. Peterson, Robert Martin May 30 Pete Service Guide, Southerncr Rep. You are happy and care- free. E331 . .X s we I lf' 1 pa ..... gs Z , . Ia 1 4 . l s W N' l .D L - 'Y 'W' ..-.J .Q-. . ..t,i5,?l ' 5 . r 25 K 2 Pinkerton, Franklin W. October I2 The Baron You have achieved wide- spread farne for your cycling. Platzer, Pearl M. lune5 l-lon You are fond of good conipany and Yllix -'well in a cro-med. ZPollard, Dick F. Februaryb Football, Baseball,l-lockey, Boxing You create a friendly atuiosphereg you like crowds and excitenient. Polunc, Anna M. December 5 You are gentle and kind: you have niany loyal friends. Pommer, LaVerne M. November 9 You are loyal, quiet, and dependable. Success should be yours. Pool, Audrey M. June 20 Mike Service Guide You are calni, quiet, and friendly. Prior, Ethel B. October3 Elmer Service Guide You like fun and laugh- ter, and you have a good sense of hunior. Quist, Doris E. October I5 You are known to your classniates for your ex- cellent sense of hunzor, and your eagerness for fun. E343 I Rachner, Delores L. November 28 Class Play You are responsible, friendly, and sincereg your life will be success- ful. Raze, Gretchen June l5 Greta-Grctch You are 'well-rnanneredg you allways present a neat appearance. Ray, Clementine April 27 Teen GAA, Y ou have a good sense of hunior. You take things as they conie. Ribar, Rueben G. March 29 You have a strong char- acter and an active mind. You are thought- ful of others. Rice, Richard J. Novembcr3O Rich Honor Society, Chess Team, Honor Student You are quiet and you have niatheniatical and scientific ability. Riggs, Harriet M. July ll Rig5sy Class Play, Debate, Follies, Glee Club, G.A.A., Honor Society, Honor Student, Service Guide, Southerner Statt, Student Council You have a charming personality a i a con- tagious smile. Robbins, Mil ed M. Januaml3x D ' Babe GAA. onor fciety, o t d t Service u , Tige p. u ht i1'C, CII- ergetic attire and un- usual ath tic ability. Rogers, Donald L. March ll Don Hockey You are impartial and independentg you 'work carefully. Rolf, Oliver E. April I9 Oli You are noted for your industry and unassunz- ing nianuer. Rollins, Helen September I4 Rolly Service Guide Your cheerful disposi- tion is surrounded by sincerity and friendli- ness. Rorwick, Kenneth H. January 27 You are very capable and thoroughg you should succeed in any- thing that you attempt. Rubel, Shirley June Z5 Brenda Student Council, Glee Club Your lovely voice and charming personality should rnerit success in the nzusical field. Rudstrom, Billy E. October8 Bill Y ou are quiet and sin- cereg you should get along :cell in life. fRue, Jeanne L. M. June 2I Service Guide You are studious, thor- ough, and quiet in your niannerq you -will suc- ceed in any field you choose. Robertson, Marjorie M. XRULM L- Waldemar January 23 Boots You are a person who is full of vini, vigor, and vitality. Novemberfi Wally Choir, Glee Club You have a happy dispo- sition, and troubles to you are no obstacle. A Ryan, Helen M. February2 Brenda You are faithful and sin- eereg you make light of troubles that come your way. Rydeen, Phillip H. July I9 Professional You succeed greatly in entertaining others. Sandberg, Roy W. Cctober 5 Service Guide, Glee Club You succeed in over- coming obstacles by calm consideration and serious thoughts. Sanderson, Arlene E. July I8 Sandy Honor Society, Southerner Rep., Student Council, Tiger Rep., Tiger Staff Your ready smile, your sweetness and loyalty should serve as an in- spiration to others. Sather, Dorothy J. June 2 Dofty Southerner Staff 'W' Your sweet personality endears you to all with whom you associate. Savage, J. William February 8 l-loclcey, Football Your fighting spirit and high ambition will help you succeed where oth- ers have failed. Scharf, Florence July I5 Flossy Service Guide You have a happy na- ture and the ability to keep your head in spite of confusion. Schluter, Delores A. March 23 Dec You like fun and laugh- terg you are a lot of fun yourself. ZSchmiclt, Ruth M. February 27 Bubbles You are fond of gayety, pleasure, and social amusements. Semler, Raymond E. JanuaryB Ray Service Guide You are quiet, open hearted, thoughtfulg you are willing to cooperate. 3 Schroeder, Amy M. October 24 Sauce Pan You have an amiable na- ture that makes your presence inviting. Schwalbe, Merle D. February IO Tubby Because you are faithful and sincere you have many friends. Schwartz, Harold G. May lb Schwarfzie You ha-re an optimistic attitude. You are both dependable and deliber- HIE. Schwartz, Martin D. February2 Monk You make light of any troubles that come your wayg yours will be a happy life. Zseebeck, Eileen E. Octoberf: - Babe Service Guide You are ambitious and conscientious. You get what you want by per- se-verance. Seidel, Alice L. Seoternber27 Al Service Guide You are modest, sweet, and considerate. Selzer, William H. January I Band You possess a vivid im- agination and meet any situation -with a smile. Schmitz, Joseph S. May 22 Joe Your work in art shows marked ability and tal- eutsg you should suc- ceed in any artistic field. Sharpe, Robert Scptcr'nber5 Bob Although you are usual- ly reserved, you are hap- piest in a crowd and en- joy a good time. Shema, Peggy M. August7 Service Guide, Class Play You are jolly and hap- py-go-lucky, and you lead an active life. Simcoe, Lorraine M. Novcrnber I6 Lolly You are naturally re- served and auietq you are loyal to your friends. Small, Robert L. March 27 Bob Boxing Your friends admire your pleasing personal- ity. fsmith, Mary P. November I5 Smitty Southerner Rep., Student Council You are well liked by your friends because you never fail to see the bright side of things. Smith, Ralph W. November 20 Smitty You are full of pep and enthusiasmg you are honest and good-heart- Cd. E351 46 1 ,. ..,, .r -W ig, , . ,,,, ez w. r V' S 4 rr' 'FQ N K3 Si, 'ifffkiil' Snee, Catherine A. January? Kate GAA. You enjoy people and exeitenlent. You are pleamnt to everyone. Snyder, Virginia R. Au3ust4 Gina Your .reuse of hunror and friendly dixpoxition are worthy of the finest eon.i'ideration. Solrel, Katherine A. June I3 Kosl1 Glee Club You are very dignified and petiteq you are .rweet and kind to everyone. Solmonson, Sheldon C. Marclwg Shell Svrvice Guide, Honor So- ciety, Honor Student You have a xtrong deter- rnination and tritlex do not worry UVOYI. Sorensen, Marian B. Moy3l Anne You are quiet and unax- xuurine: you h ave a pleaxiug nature. Capabil- ity ix one of your a.vxet.v. orenson, Evelyn E. Octobcr20 Frankie Follies, G.A,A, You enjoy a good time and delight in reerea- tional activities. Soteroplos, Ted P. July 28 Mad Monk lteeartxe of your perse- eeranee, your spontane- oux euthuxiaxnr and win- ning perxonality you have uran y friends. Spol1n, Betty A. April I4 Service Guide Your pleasing personal- ity and politenesx have endeared you to your elaxsulatex. Stafford, Garfield H. August5 Geri Stage Crew Y ou are nreehanieall y in- clined: you are capable of undertaking responxi- lrility. Stenz, Marjorie May Marel127 Squcek You are full of energy and fun. You will find srteeexx in your future. Stevens, Leone l. May 23 Stevie Your srniling, tQL'llC7'0ll.Y nature ix an inspiration to othery. Sticka, Lorraine Marie April Z4 Lorrie You are gay: you enjoy yourxelf nroxt -when you are ,rurrounded lry f1'lellil.v. Stone, Ardelle R. November ll Ardy You are very quiet and sincere. You will get along -well in life. Stone, Bob A. April8 Rocky Hockey, Service Guide, Swimming You get along -well -with otherxq you are always ready for a good tinre. Speilman, Wayne G. !5f0'mf Joseph J' October I9 Service Guide Your radiant personality has warnred the hearts of your asxoeiatex. E363 Februaryb Joe You are very -rerxatileg you have xueeeeded in everything you have un- dertalcen. Strand, Marian E. January 24 You enjoy a carefree lifeg you generally sue- eeed in overcoming troulalex. Street, Lorraine G. July IO Peanuts Service Guide Your good taxte in clothes and unbounded energy are adnriralile qualities. Struwve, Russell H. October20 Russ Your initiative and ath- letit' alfility foretell your x11eee.rx. Svee, Ruth M. Se pternbcr 8 You have a reserved na- tureq you are true to your lirieudx. Swanson, Clarance W. September 2I Your hearty xpirit ix ae- eentuated liy your ro- lnzrt appearanee. Swanson, Dolores E. Feoruary7 Dodo You are quiet and re- xerredg you are happiest when you are -with thoxe you know. Swanson, Kenneth R. May 25 Kenny You are a eonseientious and diligent -worleergyou are a thorough thinker. Swanson, Lucille P. June l5 Lu Your quiet, ll7lfl5Xlt7llll1,Q' nature ix a decided asset to your personality, Swirtz, Wilfred J. Scptcmbcr24 Wick You enjoy a good tinie and you are liked by your niany friends. Tarmann, Dolores C. Deccrnbcr I2 Lorrie Service Guide, Southerner Rep. Your pleasant inanner and sunny disposition rnake knowing you a pleasure. Thompson, Irene L. May 23 Tornr'ny Choir, Service Guide You have a sweet dispo- sition and your eornpany is welcomed in any group. Thomson, Donald April I4 D.R.T. You enjoy rnaking friends and you are de- voted to thetn. Thorberg, Elsie V. Marcn Z5 'Els Honor Socicty, Southcfnci Start, Quiil and Scroll, Honor Student You are very sweet and pleasantg you are well liked by all your class- mates. - 'rh0fs+eiai, Judith ls. May 22 JudYH Service Guide You are quiet, reserved, and thoughtfulg your sweet nature makes rnany friends for you. Tollefson, Jeanne M. April I3 Bunny Service Guide, Student Council To you disappointments are no obstacle. Yours will he a happy life. Udvig, Charles T. February7 Chuck Service Guide, Boxing You have ci fighting spir- it that does not gi1'e up easily. Ulberg, Robert C. April I8 Bob You are quiet, thorough, and sincere in every- thing you undertake. Utnehmer, Marian V. February 3 Service Guide You are rneticulous in your appearanceg you have a practical rnind. Van Bramer, Phyllis M. April 7 Phil Service Guide, G.A.A., Follies You enjoy pleasure and get along well in a crowd. Vavreclr, Marion A. March l9 Mar Glcc Club Your deterrnination, coinhined with natural intelligence, should vnake you a success in any fltllii. Vincent, Harry S. Scotcrnberb Vince You are a clear and thorough thinkerq you should attain success. Wallin, Margaret E. Augustfl Muggs l-lonor Society, Honor Student You are industrious, trusting, quiet, and re- served. You work hard at all your undertakings. Ward, Pearl Lyjune luric 28 Student Council You are socially rnind- edq you enjoy mingling with others. Waletski, Russell John Scptcrnber 2I Russ Orchestra You are quiet and friendly, but you are al- ways ready for fun. Walsh, Kenneth L. September I9 Larry Follies. Baseball You are open-hearted and thoughtfulq you niake friends easily. Wasiclc, Jerome J. March 3l Jerry Honor Society, Football, Baseball, Honor Student You are courteous, friendlyg you have sound judgrnentg you will have rnany follow- CTX. Welsch, Agnes K. June 25 Agia You enjoy a good-ti1ne,' you are a good and true friend. Westdal, Russell Alan Novcrribcr 30 Football Yours is a coinpetitive spirit,' you are willing to tackle difficulties. Westermeyer, Phyllis C. Dccerrb-:r3O Phil Follies, Southerncr Rep. You seein to have a nat- ural aptitude for filly- thing you set out to do. Westin, William E. August 23 Spook You are happy-go-lucky and appreciate fun. You get along well in a crowd. Wetterberg, Carl Stanley Septernbe:r22 Cully Service Guide Your sincerity and friendliness have irn- pressed your countless associates. Wheeler, Don W. Seoternbcr 29 Whip Baseball, Hockey You enjoy inany sports and excel in inost of thern. E371 3 Gi 'Q M an 'i vfuuwx', X , ' 4 s s , , , , www 5 A 5 2? x'Wtiitcl1urcl1, Franlr Hood if September? Curly Service Guide You are an earnest and diligent worker, you have a keen sense of bu- rnor. White, Bernice l. October3O Bunny Soutlierncr Rep., l-I o n or Society, Honor Student You are naturally re- served and quietg you make a loyal friend. Wigdalrl, Maxine R. July 4 Max Service Guide You are sweet and fun- loring. You are a joyful C07llpt'l7li07I. Wilds, Betty Jayne Au3ust2 Betts Class Play, Follies You have a jovial na- ture: you are quick to adopt yourself to any situation. Calvelage, Robert Louis August 28 Bob You are quiet and ob- servant and allways leave a good impression of your self. 4- Wing, Betty Jane July? Dets Service Guide, Souttierner Rep., Student Council You are popular and mix wellg you possess a great deal of talent. Winter, Evelyne Marie November 2 Eat G.A.A., Service Guide You are friendly and en- joy mingling with otls- ers. Wood, Byron July I3 You have anibition and deterrnination - qualities which should nmlee your life successful. Wood, Shirley Helaine May 8 Sherry You are good company and full of fun: you are happiest in a crowd. Worley, Margaret R. August I5 Mar3y Service Guide, Seton I-ly. Tiger Rep. You enjoy making friends and are devoted to tlnenl. Wretling, Irene C. February 23 Rene Your quiet and reserved nature conceals a sincere and sweet personality. Youngberg, Winitred M. March 20 Winnie Your sweetness and eliarrn is not to be sur- passed. Zappa, Mildred Mary June IZ Penny You have the deternzina- tion to nlake the best of whatever comes your way. Zieman, Mercedes Rae Marchfil Billie You have a carefree dis- position aud take things as they come. Nelson, Wallace L. October 5 Your quiet reserved na- ture conceals your thoughts. Haas, Melvin R. Hahn, Lowell Kammer, Warren Krigbaum, Lorraine Murray, Walter E331 Arnold, Douglas Z Eagle, Nelson Furry, William XSand, Rolf Nxpivolr, Frank 59m . 0 JANUARY TIGER STAFF ' Fosshand, Scbcsfa, Sras, Prcrcc, Mclfgrcn. ,K -i JUNE TIGER STAFF Mobcrg, Korst, Lucdkc, Icklcr, Judd, Jacobson, Sanderson, Carrson, Lazro. 9 .,:. ' ,..,., .-'.:Q: . , .: Q ' A is I R Q ,. W I G 2,35 ,. . .:,,. li J J J u I iz 1 M X Vx an if . s S :Li .. ,Zi ,... , -A v v -::l -'.:... .- J if-43 I uuzuq Q .11 8 'W ' '1 ' N ' ' 'Q' ,,J. r ' 1: -1' X A bblu 152 ..,.. ug., Rig? F Eiiiigts ,- ri, iMEQv :::,: 'gn .,.. ...,.. ,Q .,., M iyiqXg ,:: .. QE? J l94O TIGER STAFF Top-Fossland, McHgrcn, Plcrcc, Scbcsta, Sias, Cadson, rckhzr, Bottornghacobson, Judd, Kcrsf, LaZNo, Lucdkc, Mobcrg, Sanderson. SOUTHERNER STAFF SOUTHERNER STAFF Top-Sras, MclN3:cn, Drangc, Murphy, White, Johnson. Tor:-Edhng, Marshalh Glcrtson, Carlson, Duffy, Butfcr. Sccor'dADanborn, Brake, Guavaft, Halverson, Bergman Second-Netz, Cosncr rngreharv, Lucskc, Ndson. Bottorn-Peterson, Morin, Johnson, Wrftc. Bottom-Bravrs, Erierv, Covway, Rrggs, Sethcr. E391 SETON-HY BLUE TRIANGLE To:--Danborn, Marlqral, Wahlgycrr, Andcson, Dcwlck, Worlc,', ToonWahlgrcn, Johnson, Rudsborn, Dahborn, Marlagraf, Fossland, Johnson. Johnson, Janssen. lhlrdfSchlutcr, Boufgcr, Olson, Wnfic, Lanns, Plorc-2. Fowth-Sclton, Hcnnccl-sc, Zustlak, Johnson, Blake, l-lolm, Elaslcy ccond-O'Connor, Lanns, Alexander, Farah, Cornnwlngs, I-loin: Thl':1-l'lCdcnIar'd,Johnson, Miller, Palrncr, Cunrrnlngs, Gravatf. BottornfO'Mallcy, Bartcll, Anderson, Halnus, Claire, Sc:onofPctcrson, Barber, Carlson, Culp, Bcnwls, Bottom-Bcrgnran, Mclin, Halverson, Mason, Flschcr. BLUE TRIANGLE TCDfSGfllC', Cusncr Carlson, Swanson, Vfnlfc, Lad-Mg, Ness VOETT. To r3fNcss l-lanzllck l-lclnz, Esolln, Olson, Bulger. Sccoszif Kgll, Car':':n, Ewcson, Ewgoll, huns-5'. Bcitc 'f5,flL:r l 5-axe , Sonfson, Mcrikwsts. BLUE TRIANGLE To:fO:s:jahl, Nelson, Vfallln, Danfclsov, Sandcrson, Rachrncr, Tn 'fffT orbcrg Xxfvg, Manson, Conwal, Rlggs, Jodi. Q 1 o lin fp I Ci: ',', 's', '3.:. BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET op-Johnson, I-lcnncckc, Culp, Bemis, Bottom-Johnson, Mclin, Hcdcrrland. BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET Top-Judd, Thompson, Ousdahl, Natl. Second-Heinz, Esplin, Riggs, Vflng. Bottornvlngraharn, Conway, Tollclson. E401 I HI-Y Hl-Y , Tn:-Soda, I-IoIrn::LEst, Svcs, BIacIc, Krscach, Fidci. Top-CIark, Jonnson, R., DLI'Iv CarIson, Jonas, As:I3n. Tnrrd--Holt, Anccrson, OIstac, Spangrud, Suas. Third-Ottc, MilIward, Lanobcrg, Anderson, G., Anderson, D, SccondfMcIIgrcn, Jcsbcrg, Jancncr. Second-Larscncwd, NcIson, MarsI1aII, Egcbcrg, Bong. BottornfHanscn. Flettcrn, Wnitc. Bottom-ButIcr, IckIcr, Lucokc, McCorrnIck. FRENCH CLUB T::'AZ,.g n:n Bogin, Ndszgn, Mgcirgas, NX,'n'i:Iiu Bcity'-Sofas, Cufzz, GICINC, Mason, HISTORY CLUB T32-C,Ison, Ms:ct'5s Inansi' Dxengc, WMC. Sccondf-Nornmrr, Srgcisia PCICVSOFI Wnftc. 53:17-'fPwc':C, OISCQ E,tI:'. BOYS' CAMERA CLUB GIRLS' CAMERA CLUB Toni-EIIIngson, Bisbln, Anderson, I-Ianson, Kershaw. Too-Bcrnws, Peterson, Markgrnf, Opncifn, WaHIgrcn, Janssen, Second-M:IIcr, Dworwkscn, Bogschov, ScIzcr. Second-Barber, O'MaIIey, Iverson, O'Connor, Stowcrs. Bottom-Nc'son, Varncr, Kinney, IcI4Ic', Muzdras. Bottc'ngScnIutc', RussCII, Peterson, Haines, Ks:IIy. .A .. 8M ...A E411 Ji.. in PEGASUS CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T09-YQISOUN Olson, Ncigon, TopfJonnson, D'angc, Gicrkc, Spike, Witte, Kiscadin, Janssen. B01fQfnfFar5h, Baaigcr, TniidfSias, HcId, Wnitc, Danboin, Scbcsta, Fossland. Second-Berggren, Jonnson, CuIo, Bcrnis, HoIrn, Rudstvorn. Botiorn+Pic'cc, Hcnncckc, Fiscncr, RUSSCII, Mclin, QUILL AND SCROLL Pctcrson, Jobrson, WMC McIin, Y QUILL AND SCROLL Top-Butlcr, Erncw, Tno'ocrg, Gicrtson, Bottcrn-In3'aI'3'n, B'avis, Natz, E:iIing. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TopfR. Oison, SoIornonson, Otto, Norncirn, Narvcrud, Muzctras, Top-Bong, Jacobson, ByIccn, Lcpicn, O'NciI, Grimm, Wasick. Hanson. Second-Castle, Riggs, Conway, I-Icinz, ButIcr, Dravcs. Third-White, GiIIis, Guthrie, L, Peterson, V. Olson, lckicr. Bottom-Lazlo, Ousdahl, Judd, Tnorbcvg. WaIIin. Sccond-Lundn, D, Paterson, O'ConncII, Robbins, Espiin. Boito'n-Giertson, Ediing, Sanderson, Mcberg, Lucokc. E421 SERVICE GUIDES SERVICE GUIDES Toni?-Iagamdcr, Wing, Manscv, DWIMQII, Rue, Wwrcr, Utrd'-Ac., Too-Ijxavncnc Sstverg, Argdcrsgn, Papcnhaqsun, R Away so Scnarf, Nwtz. Po ard, ' cw , risbin, and org. TI1IrdfOusdaIwI, P. NcIsom, Botko, WorIcy, NcwIzo..sc, Falkrwaw, Third-Sccgwcir, Olandcr, Muzctms, Sccbcck, Tarmamrw Palmer Lar GIIIIS, Gisvdd, sen, pfvic. Second-S. Ardcrscn Ancrcas, Erwcson, AIcYa1dcr, Ewck, Ca'Is:w, Sccorm-Mo'sc, Van B'aMc', Prlcf, Ness, Sscwj, Bart II A A oc n NIVCLQ, BottoMfIngcrsoII, Cosncr, Cave, Dugan, Thorsrdct, Bottom-Jacobson, Hager, LaMcrc, Riggs, Tmorvcsor, Judo. DEBATE TEAM Wf tc Wwttc, Difwgc, Johmsom, DEBATE To:fI-Iagci B.'Icc1, Jacobsen, Ostewius. Bette -Mac: SnC'fa,Ccr1wcv,RI5gs. USHERS CLUB Top-Patvson, DaIIand, Jacobsow, Black, McCov, Pessck, ThudfBcrwsom, CIark, Swanson, Gicrkc, Hanson, Brisbm, Second-ScI7cf, OIandcv, Wcttcrbc'3, I-Iagcn, McIIgrcn. Bottom-Erwcksom RQII, Sias, Chase. AI n. STUDENT COUNCIL Ton-CIvrIstosrier,Gc1ovm, MershaII, Cross, Palmer. Second-ButIcr, Emery, Judd, Mobcrg. Bottom-Sandfwson, IcIcIcr, Rxggs, Conway, .ng fa- 'i E433 Luedkc. Eh J ALLIED YOUTH TopfffSnook, Senrelellsern, Scbesta, Murony. Satncr, Tnlru-Russell, Vlbrte, Nelson Boulger, Olson, Sltsoncj-Wnrte, Cu-vnrngs, Petersen, Opncsew. Bolton'-Blame Peterson, Wrlcs, lngersoll. galil-sm ALLIED YOUTH Oslrern. Top-Foss, Pollard, Fischer, l'3cns, Larson, Gdovln, Mlss Knlgn Tnrrdfl-llroler, Stowers, Bounna, Erlelcson, Carlson, Marsnull. SeeoncfFo'drrelc Havren, Lundberg, Danielson, Smrtn. Boftowrflfgersell, Gutrrle, MeEl:e'r, Mortensen, Butler. A... 5 ALLIED YOUTH r-an ,V wr rv fn. :Nm . ,f-,-h T --ffl We Lfru'-Q Kellx, Cgrlsrn O3e 3 K O 'Xl J S 5 ' I F P S- , . I, .ey LL... ,,, V Kss-l B ln ,Xknte r:-,s. E - ,e ND. V, I.1.,,, T.,1..s B AERO CLUB s K 9 3 4113 --Selzer, Ferruqlf CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP STAGE CREW TopfOlander, Senrler, Johnson, Byleen, Mr. Osternus. To:-Stal ro'd, Wacnlarowlcz, Holm. Second-Narvcrud, Grllls, Gronvell, Nelson. Bottovr-Berg, Mr, Rayrvond, BottoMfTnorsIeldt, Yowgberg, Grsvolq. 4 L -em E441 CHOIR TopiRuLc, Gwtcnc Jsbscf, Damciscr, Hamwcf, Ggirfmdscm Too--Baftko Ost a Roowscw ste ser R ONSOW. TLw::fMarcPrss ult Outh m VOH J Ru C Second-Anderson, Swook, Joiwsorw, Rome, Osiman. Scconofpciuson Rhcam Swanson Johnson Engel! Bottom-Hwrdlcq R505 w, Thofwsscrv, Marchcssnult, Hcafh, Bottomflo msof ter 1 cw cn So c EDDA CHOIR Tccf-Afgrwsr' Lyn'-3'k AuFc,foL1a1mt5C'1,Dafclsyv O's5v. T 3fBcs'5vscf L:-t Hd' Savoy Kcsscid SQc:'3fD3':: H:-gc' C3131 JCMSC' St'3'2 Bptin'-C 'ste: S1135 Puzuscf, H 15:1 BAND ':L,f93:.. -Wu ,NUS B73 Ps' Cifv fi-155' f'-2' Sancfszf. T'-':fO!3hf:g', AY:-TSC' SJQQQ Rams, f.'.-mm, Keanu Boho, Wahzsw. SLcchd-Asdm, FJNQ: Niccmg Bucs, MQLQUQQM1, Bfwsblw, Fsvitx Satish'-Scmfcdcf '. cy Esz' W KQV: S:'Xa'c' V.:i:' SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND E451 Val . . Judith Wayne Russ . . Cy . . 320 College Avenue By FRED BALLARD AND MIGNON G. EBERI-IART December I5, I939 TI-IE CAST Miss Olivia Diddsworth . Protessor Sigmund Slopes Doreen Devine Lee Macon . Billy Grady . Ernie . . Mossy Veens . Rita Day . Romney . Lucille Nouvaine Nydia Noyes Phoenix Graves Ken . . Phyllis Martin I-lap . . Nan Sills . Chiet Detective Joe . . Doctor . . Minna Nychek Student Directors Properties . Wardrobe . . Donald Gustafson . Dorothy Peterson . Arthur Snoolc . Miles Gallagher . . Phyllis Rone I-Iomer Spangerud . Betty Rhedin . Robert Witte . Arthur Ellingson . Robert Anderson . Arloine Johnson . Norma Johnson . Kenneth White Eleanor Storm Jean I-Iennelce . Irene Osterberg . Delmar Snoolc . Irene Campion Robert Schietelbein . . June Pierce . Donald Johnson Gunnar Wick . Erle Grande . Grace Lyness . Winitred Bailey, Wesley Yohn . . Clayton Unstad, Russell Mitchell . . . . . fPhyIIis Blake, M Swanson, Elsie I. The dance specialty in Act I is by Elaine Victor. arion Olauson, Elsie J. Swanson, Billy Flattem The entire action takes place in the living,-room ot a University Sorority House. The time is a Friday evening, in November. E463 T 4 , Mr. Baxter Jane . Mrs. Baxter . William Sylvanus Johnnie Watson Genesis . May Parcher . Lola Pratt . Elopit . Joe Bullitt . Dick Merrill . Clematis . Mr. Parcher . George Crooper Ethel Boke . Wallie Banks Betty Brooks Dorothy Williams Baxter Guests at the Bandwagon Seventeen A Comedy by Booth Tarkington May 22 and 23, l'?4O THE CAST Scenes I, 2, and 5 THE BAXTERS' PORCH Scenes 3 and 6 THE PARCHERS' TERRACE Scene 4 THE BANDWAGON NIGHT CLUB E471 lRoland Canning, Wed. ' 2 Robert Ostman, Thur. . . Patricia Conway . . Gloria O'Malley l'Robert Longson, Wed. Ray Butler, Thur. ' 2 . Richard Papenhausen . . John Chase Harriet Riggs l Peggy Shema, Wed. 2 Bette Buvick, Thur. . . . Cuddles . John CD'Neil . Dick Pollard . Pudgie . Adrian Perrault .Robert l.. Johnson .Margaret Johnson . William Selzer . Delores Rachner . Marilyn Butler Eugene Peterson l Kenneth Anderson Virginia Snyder - i if S S S S A i 'S S Y. R S f ,, . ., . f Overture- Amphion ........ Schmidt SOUTH HIGH BAND y MR. W. ALLEN ABBOTT, Director K Procesdonal f SOUTH HKMIBAND K . f America y THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE l lnvocahon , THE REVEREND THOMAS B. SHORTS X Greetings bythe Class President Q WALTER J. BENSON X Mixed Chorus- Build Thee More Stately Mansions . . . Farwell Brother James' Air ...... Jacob I DOROTHY M. PETERSEN, CAROL E. OSTREM, BETTY M. RHEDIN, PHYLLIS W. RONE, WINIERED f L. BAILEY, ARTHUR L. ELLINOSEN, ROBERT A. ROBISON, DON E. GUSTAFSON, ERL GRANDE y Cornet Solo-- Carnival ot Venice ...... Clarke f NORMAN NlDENG , RlCHARD ZGODAVA, January, '4l, Accompanist Our School and Our World-A pageant depicting South High School trom y l892 to l94O y Written by ROBERT WITTE and KENNETH WHITE X WINIERED L. BAILEY, IRENE A. CAMPION, ROSEMARY A. CUMMINGS, ARNOLD N. DRANGE, RICHARD E. FLANDERS, ERL GRANDE, RUSSELL M. HANSON, DON A. JOHNSON, NORMA M. f JOHNSON, DOROTHY M. PETERSEN, CAROLE E. OSTREM, JUNE L. PIERCE, LORRAYNE M. RAMM, BETTY M. RHEDIN, PHYLLIS W. RONE, NORMA SCHLUTER, ARTHUR SNOOK, HOMER P. SPANG- RUD, TOM WARREN, GUNNAR WICK, ELMER W. WINGER, WESLEY YOHN. f f Announcement ot Prizes and Awards y MR. S. O. SEVERSON f Principal, South High School X School Song-- Alma Mater ..... Harrison Collins, '08 f THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE 5 Presentation ot Diplomas MR. WALTER E. JOHNSON f Member ot Board ot Education y mpbnm Mamh A SOUTH HIGH BAND K f E431 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx June Uiimmenvement Overture Jolly Robbers SOUTH HIGH BAND MR W ALLEN ABBOTT Director Processional SOUTH HIGH BAND America THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE Invocation THE REVEREND K E BYLEEN Chorus ot Homage How Lovely ls Thy Dwelling Place Requiem SOUTH HIGH GLEE CLUB AND A CAPPELLA CHOIR MR HENRY GRIEBENOW Directo Suppe Gericlce Brahms Salutation ........... Gaines Accompanist, Richard Zgodava and Margaret Johnson Greetings from the Class ROLAND FOSS, President L'Estudiantina . .... Waldteulel SOUTH HIGH BAND Introduction ot Valedictorian and Salutatorian Announcement ot Awards MR. S. O. SEVERSON Principal, South High School Bass Clarinet Solo - Deepwood .... Bennett GEORGE EISCHER Accompanist, DOROTHY I-IAUGE Sanctus lSt. Cecelia Massl ..... Gounod The Heavens Are Telling- Creation . . . Haydn GLEE CLUB AND CHOIR School Song- Alma Mater .... Harrison Collins, 'O8 Presentation ot Diplomas MR. DEAN M, SCHWEICKHARD, Assistant Superintendent Diploma March SOUTH HIGH BAND x x ' 'xx 'xx E491 'xxx f -wg: favs South South South South South South South FOOTBALL TEAM Top-O'DcII, Mcdvic, Wxck, Ostcnbv, Buckland, Savage, Rochl, Egcbcrg, Mona Second Bottom loo-C Sccora Bottonn -Clove, Hanson, Waslck, Benson, Gallaghcv, Foss, McCarthy, Bcrnord -Pctcvson, Irgcns, Pollard, I-lcld, Johnston MQKlttc'lck, Cupps Football . 7 9Vest. . . . I4 Edigon in I .. O Centml , 6 Quest Av... H, . I3 Edkon .. .A I4 AAamhaH , .. . 7 AAawhaH ,. I2 Cenval '-I - M 25 North M. . 6 EOOEEVCII - 4 U27 Wh ,Nl OU as burn 3 VVashburn ,. .. . I2 Roosevek .. I4 Norw, 'H in FOOTBALL TEAM 123 nwstozlt-c', Eason, Swanson, S3II3':S,AI'T1, Estwlo. Khks, Polnaoulst, Hanson, Lib Gustafson, McGlnnls, Hohagc, Chrlstlra, Gaovln Kgosband Johnson, Fora, Mora -Trondson, McDonald, Farcnc, Peterson, Baskln, Zahos, Bvnghani, Swanson Football Final Standings Won Lost 6 I 6 I 5 2 5 2 4 3 2 5 O 6 O 6 by Pct. .857 .857 .7I4 .7I4 .57I .286 .OOO .OOO H501 ftffffft far BASEBALL BASKETBALL TEAM Top-Pollard, Wheeler, Wasick, Scderbcrg, Seifert, Foss Too-Bingham, Cupka, Ellis, Carter, Swanson, Jones, Foss, MQG S Third-Walsh, Bedor, Hardy, Ellavslcy, Person Bottom-Lande, Chamberlain, I-Iohagc, Docko, Peterson, C de Second'-Hogle, Nikolaisen, Isakson, Depew Egebcrg Bottom-Marlcgraf, Johnston, Peterson, Bingham Baseball 1940 Basketball Date January I2 ...... South 3I Marshall 36 mg? l '-r-Q a-a- 2 gm jj Elgjsfn January I9 ,..,.. soap 4I Wea H 2I ' . J '26....,.S t 32 R t22 may IZ .,... .... E outl! vs. 'IiIOyShV0Cf3t'On9l Firbiihty 2 ...... Sghth 3I Eciiijniwve 36 May I6 ' S Outh VS' Port ICH February 9 ,...,. South 38 North 37 May 2' ..... .... S outh vs. Catrgcl CNY February I6 ...... South 43 Central 29 May 23 ..... ,... S outh vs. Ren ra I February 23 ...... South 24 Vocational 48 M25 27 ' s ' S Sgth Xxfgjfgjra March I ...... South 38 Washburn 36 May 29 .,......., South vs. Marshall Swimming Hockev South . ,. . 49 Vocational .... 26 JGIIUGVY ll '- A- South 9 Ediwn 0 South ., ,. 37 Marshall ,,.t.. 38 j5 IU5'Y '- South Z PAVQSE H 3 So th .. I7 W t ......... 58 GVIUGVY '--'-A OU GIS 5 Sollth -E 34 Edizn .-A.'.,4 4' February 6 .,.,.. South 7 North 2 SOUHV, M 37 Roosevelt ,.. 38 February I3 ..,.,. South 3 Washburn 2 South U I8 Washburn .-... 57 February 20 ,,..., South 2 Roosevelt I South I . .. . 48 North . .. .. . 27 PLAY-OFF South ., 27 Central ,, 48 South ,,,,,,, 0 West I South ....... 3 Washburn ,., I SWIMMING TEAM HOCKEY Top-Wcbcck. Millward, McCarthy, Martini, Watkins Too-Virum I-lacy, Savage, Ouist, Swarson, Tigne, Gfcr Sccond-Mortinson, Llnobcrg, -Larscheio, Torgerson Second-Wold, Evenson, Ayers, Trondson, Benson, Johnston Bottom-Otte, Farley, McCormick, Asplln ' Bottom-Erickson, Christina, Rogers, Hogle, C,, Wheeler, I-Iogl H E513 TRACK TENNIS TEAM Top-G. Johnson, Wcbeek, Nelson, Brandbcrg, Daclco, Brown, Top--Anderson, Luedkc, Fuller, Ickler, Blurner. Mikulay, Garin. Bottom-I-lolrn, Houdelr, Cross, Bong. Second'McPherson, Flaherty, Honnnyhr, Knccht, Peterson, Hall- b M L a e Rob' n S o d erg, ccrn, rnso, wr. Bottor'nfBcrgrnan, Tolan, Allen, Erickson, Paulson, McKnight, W. Johnson, Mortenson, Watkins. Track Scores Tennis OUTDOOR RELAYS INDOOR RELAYS Roosevelt .... 36.5 Washburn .. . 39.2 May Wes? Edison ...... 32.5 South ....... 32.2 May ' Vocallona Washburn ... 3I.7 Marshall . ,., 2I.2 May ' Central South ....... 29.7 Roosevek ..., 2I.2 AAGY Rooseyeh Marshall ..... I9.7 Eclison .. .. 2I May ' Edlson West ,....., 13.4 North . .. .. II MGY or-. Ilflawllall North .,,.... I2.7 West ....... IO.2 mat' Patrlc Iglenry Vocational . .. I Vocational . .. 5 GY 'A was bum Central ,,,,,, I Patriclc I'Ienry I May ' ' North Cenhal ...... O 1940 Boxing Uhampions Featherweight I26 lbs. ,,.. ........... Ben Peny Lightweight, I35 lbs. ..., .... E verett Freclericlcs Welterweight, I47 lbs.. .. ........ Arthur Putt BOXING CHEERLEADERS Top-lckler, Gdovin, Ferguson, Frcderielcs, Jensen, Schwartz, Pollard. Top-Peterson, Nelson, SecondfSn'rith, West, Scott, Putt, Hartman, Savage. BottomfYernne, Victor, George. BottOr'nfPctcrson, Bergeron, Peery, Lewis, Walker. E521 AM CHESS TEAM GOLF TE Top Race, Larschcud, Kxrlcs, TOD Kafll OH. Hcmesv. JO Ottorhflcklcr, Wheeler, Luedke. BOHOFU-l'lOlWG8C. CGFOJ. JO Chess nes, Jacob hnson. Golf SOVW. January I3 ...,.. South Marshall May ' BOYS Vocatlonal January 20 ...... South West May U' ' North February 3 ...... South Edison AAay Patmck llenly February IO .,,.., South North May '4 Central hAarch 2 ..4.,. South VVashburn AAay Rooseveh May ..., Washburn May .,, Marshall hAay , , 9Vest May .... Edhon G. A. A. Top-Opheim, Opstad, Danborn, Pedersen, Edling, Gjertson. SOUTH HJGH ATHLETJC HELD ?a2i?SffIlQS2?ytd5QielfQ23f'rfflfafefrliilalsllsa,Tlfffgrr. E531 Autographs Sohool Life Autogwlphs School Life ,........-.4 W Autographs Sohool Life Autographs Sohool Lifo Autographs School Life Autographs School Life Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 'Iiger Memories Qmigemwfm 5-School opened with an enrollment ot 2,727 pupils-I,329 boys and I ,398 girls. I2-Cheerleaders were elected. They are Elaine Victor, Eugene Peterson, Virginia Yemne, and Dick Nelson. I5-South romped over St. Cloud Cathedral by a score ot 33 to 6 at South. -West won in football over South at South by a score ot I4 to 7. -Final elections tor class otticers were held. Otlicers are presi- dent, Walter Benson: vice-president, Arthur Snook: secre- tary, Norman Johnson: treasurer, Robert Kiscaden: sergeants- at-arms, Robert Black and John Peterson. 28-First A Senior Class meeting was held. -South lost to Central 6 to O at South. 6-Atter a hard battle Edison nosed out South I4 to I3 at Edi- son. I3-South won their tirst 'Football game from North by a score ot 25 to 6. I8-New addition is dedicated. South I-lomecoming buttons went on sale: the theme is Washout Washburn. 2O-South vs. Marshall at Marshall. South lost by a score ot I2 to 7. 27-South I-Iigh School Follies are presented in the audi- torium. 26-Homecoming Oueen, Pearl Palmer, was presented to the students and otficially crowned. 26-National Honor Society elected Robert Witte as its presi- dent. ' -Homecoming and South washed out Washburn by a score Ot 27 to I3. -Roosevelt vs. South at Roosevelt. South lost by the score ot I4 to I2. - A Senior Class Picture was taken. I8-Book Week is observed at South. -Red Cross Drive opens. 8- A Senior Class Party is given in the school gymnasiums. -Class Play, 32O College Avenue, was presented. -Twenty-nine students were initiated into the National I-Ion- or Society. -South vs. Marshall in Basketball. South was defeated by the score ot 36 to 3I. -Senior Extra Day. -Cap and Gown Day. -Letter Day. -Baccalaureate Services were held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. -Commencement tor the 248 students ot the January Class was held in our school auditorium. E601 Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Apri April April April May May May May May May May May May June June Tiger Memories Secancfgefnwim 29-School opened with an enrollment of 2,749. 2-South played Edison at basketball and lost by a 36-3I score. 6-South trounced the North hockey team by the score of 7-2. 7-Harriet Riggs was elected president of Student Council. 9-South dumped an undefeated North basketball team by the thrilling score of 38-37. I3-South's hockey team defeated Washburn 3-2. I6-South ran over Central in basketball by a score of 43-29. 20-South beat Roosevelt in hockey by a score of 2-I to finish the season in a tie for first place. 22-ln the hockey play-off South lost to an underdog West team by a score of I-O. 23-Roland Foss was elected president of the June class. 27-The South sextet beat Washburn 3-I to take third place in the city. 28-Lyle Jacobson was elected president of the National Honor Society. I-South's basketball team nosed out Washburn 38-36. Pat McGinnis scored 23 points to clinch an all-city berth and the high scoring honors of the season. 2-South's chess team won the championship, though losing to Washburn by a score of 3-2. I5-An impressive early morning Easter service was sponsored by the Hi-Y Club. I7- The Wearing of the Green. 26-Pep meeting was held to further the sale of band buttons. 30-City-wide button sale. 3-The South High boxing team sponsored an evening band benefit show. 17-An evening band concert and dance were given for the benefit of the band. 26-Further Education Week. 26-The Sienna Club from the Holy Rosary Church presented a minstrel show, The Opera House Mystery as a benefit performance for the band. -The G. A.A. and Edda Clubs gave a joint band benefit dance in the evening. 8-A sixth period student talent program was given. IO-The B Seniors held a semi-formal prom for the graduating seniors. -Forty-two new members were initiated into the National Honor Society. -National Goodwill Day is observed at South. 23-The June graduating class presented Seventeen as their class play. --Senior Extra Day. -Tiger Day-Letter Day. 3l-Cap and Gown Day. 2-Baccalaureate Services were held in school auditorium. 6-Commencement exercises were held for the members of the June class in the Minneapolis Armory. E611 Autographs Autographs Autographs z Tl 3 THE LUNII PRESS, Printers WESTIJN CURPURATIUN, Engravers I