South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1942 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA Vke klmeteen tyotittf, JANUARY EDWARD DOLNY LOWELL NORRBOM BETTY OLSON JANE WOLD JUNE CLARENCE BELL CATHERINE ESPLIN JOHN FREDRICKSON MARION REID PATRICIA SIATS MARGIE WENTWORTH ADVISERS MR. H.G. HALVERSON MR. JOHN RUSINKO msm Faculty administration SEVERSON. S. O.. Principal U. of Minnesota. B.A., M.A. LUCAS. HARRIET. Dean of Grit U. of Minnesota. B.S. TALLAKSON. HAROLD. Dean of Boys St. Olaf. B.A. WAHLGREN. HARRIET Visiting Teacher U. of Minnesota. BA. PETERSON. ETHYLE. Nurse Mound Midway Hospital DAHL. LORRAINE Edison H h School Graduate HOLMGREN. VIRGINIA Central High School Graduate KIRCHNER. LAURINE Central High School Graduate POWERS. MILDRED Central H.gh School Graduate SMITH EDITH South High School Graduate ART DANA. EUGENE U. of Wisconsin. B.S. FRAZIER. ESTHER U. of Minnesota. B.S. COMMERCIAL BUCKMAN. BURNITA U. of Iowa. B.S. U. of Minnesota. M.A. CAGLEY, ALMA Iowa State Teachers’ College DAVENPORT. JESSIE U. of Minnesota IRGENS ALPHA Gustavus Adolphus. B.A. KIRCH. EDITH Illinois Stote Normal U. LESH, MERCIA U. of Minnesota. B.S. NELSON. STANLEY U. of Minnesota. B.S. OLSEN, MABEL U. of Minnesota. B.S. SWARSTAD. GEORGE U. of North Dakota. B.A. ENGLISH BLAISDELL. HELEN U. of Minnesota. B.S. BREMER LAVELLA Macalestcr College, B.A. BYERLY. HELEN Parsons College, B.A. COTTON ANNA Hamline U., B.A. DRAGE. LOUISE St. Olaf. B.A. ELLIFF. GERTRUDE U. of Minnesota. B.A. FISH. HELEN U. of Minnesota. BA. HALVERSON. HARLAN Jamestown College, B.A. HEGGEN HELEN U. of Minnesota. B.S.. M.A. JACOBSEN, NORA Obcrlm College BA. JENSEN. LISBETH St. Olaf College. B.A. KIRKHAM. EDNA U. of Minnesota. B.A. LEADER. DOROTHY U. of Wisconsin. 8.A. U. of Minnesota. M.A. LERE. ALVILDA U. of Minnesota. B.S. LUND. HELEN U. of Minnesota. B.S. MEAD. WILLIAM U. of Minnesota. B.S. MUCKLEY. ROSE U. of Minnesota. B.S.. MA. OSTERHUS. HOSEA Augsburg College, B.A. PETERSON. LAURA U. of Minnesota. B.A. RUSINKO. JOHN Carleton College. BA. U. of Minnesota, MA. FOREIGN LANGUAGE ARRIETA. JULIUS C. School of Medicine. Cuba HOLTZ. HARRIET U. of Minnesota. B.A. LaVlGNE. MARY U. of Michigan. B.A. MOEN LILLIAN U. of Michigan. BA. PETERSON. RUTH U. of Minnesota. B.S. ROLL. ELIZABETH U. of Minnesota. BA. Mitt Harriet WeMjren C6D G L C C c 0 IP L u Faculty HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE BEACOM. GEORGE Gustavus Adolphus B.A. BOSTROM, SIGNE U. of Chicago. Ph.B. BYRNES. MARY U. of Minnesota, B.A. GORGEN. MARY Washington. 0. C.. M.A. U. of Minnesota. B.S. GUY, ELORA A. U. of Minnesota. B.S. ILIA. EMMA U. of Minnesota. Ph.B. LANE. KATHERINE G'innell College. B.A. MONA LUTHER Augsburg College. B.A. ROBINSON. MARION U. of Minnesota. B.A. THOMPSON. LYDIA Gustavus Adolphus. B.A. ULLAND. HARRIET Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A. INDUSTRIAL BARLOW. WILLIAM Purdue, B.S., M.E. BONHAM. CLARENCE U. of Minnesota. B.E, FARLEY. EUGENE New York State Normal FLYNN. JOSEPHINE U. of Minnesota. B.S. FOLSOM. ELIZABETH Columbia U.. B.S. GUNDERSON. CARMALETA Park College. B.A. HOIEN DOROTHY U. of Minnesota. B.S. JENNINGS. ROYALSTON U. of Minnesota. B.S.. M.A. NILES. HARRIET Columbia U.. B.S., M.A. PRATT. BENJAMIN U. of Minnesota. B.S. LIBRARY DAVIDSON. LOIS U. of Iowa, B.A. MATHEMATICS BROSSARD. FRANCES U. of Minnesota. B.A. MARCHANT. LURA U. of Minnesota. B.A. MORSE. FRANK Hamlme U.. Ph.B. U. of S. California. M.A. PEDERSON. OSCAR U. of Minnesota. B.A. °IHLSTROM. JUEL Augsburg College. B.A. WALMER. DELMAR Cornell College, B.A. MUSIC ABBOTT. WM. ALLEN MacPhail School of Music GRIEBENOW. HENRY North Central College Ph.B. STROM. RALPH Minneapolis College of Music St. Olaf College PHYSICAL EDUCATION BARNARD. LESTER Teachers' College, S.W. Mo., B.S. CLEVE. FRANK St. Olaf College. B.A. KRUSE. MARJORIE U. of Minnesota. B.S. TANGAN. MABEL U. of Minnesota. B.S. SCIENCE BLUMER. WILLIAM North Central College. B.S. FISHER. JAMES U. of 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. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Edith Smith, M.tt Mildred Powers. 2ND ROW: M.tt Lorraine Dahl. Mist laurmc Kirchncr, Miss Virginia Holmgren, Mist Naomi Dickey C7H January Class Officers CHRISTIANSEN FLAHERTY NESS DOtNY LINDBERG OPDAHL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Scrgcent-at-Arms Scrgcant-at-Arms Honor Students TOP ROW: Donley, Finberg, Gebcrt, E. Hansen, J. Hansen, Hart. 3RDROW: Jensen, D. Miller L. Miller, J. Olson, L. Olson, Opdahl. 2ND ROW: Opscth, Rots, Wold, Anonsen. Bcrtelscn, Cole. BOTTOM ROW Esplin, Esterley, Foss, Foster, Fredrickson. m June Class Officers ESTERiy BURT OPSTAD ESPtIN BELL CHRISTINA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Scrgcant-at-Arms Honor Students TOP ROW: Fredrickson, Gillick, Goustin, Gustafson, Haugen, Haugseth. 3RD ROW: Hoof, Lewis, Lifson, Lind, Lindquist. Lipovsky. 2ND ROW: Morton, Newstrom, Palla, Person, Polaski, Rosandcr. BOTTOM ROW: Siats, Todd, Warren. Wentworth. m Allen, Howard June M ‘‘Howie Football. Traci Home it a most liveable chap: he will he tutcestful ti e .ill know that. Allison, Robert Ward October 21 Robby On the stage of life he u-ill succeed; he'll gladly help hu friends in need. Altringcr, Henrietta May 31 Hank G.A.A. Service Guide. Class Play Dark hrown hair, a charming smile; as a friend she’s really worth while. Anderson, Alice March 12 Al G.A.A., Service Guide This girl it quiet and re-served, whose friendly in-tt nets are conserved. Anderson, Earl February 2 Al Stage Crew. Movie Crew, Class Play Hair that's blond and eyes of blue: he is indeed a friend that's true. Anderson, Marlys Lorraine October 28 Marky She's quiet and busy and always tries to look on life with talented eyes. Anderson, Mildred Peggy April 14 Timpy Though she is a Timpy 'tis true: everything for anyone she will do. Anlenbrandt, Dorothy October 27 Dot Service Guide A quiet and generous girl is Dot: of trusted friends she has a lot. Augc, Aerion June 8 Although quiet indeed, it's easy to see that lack-mg in friends he never will be. Aune, Evelyn November 15 Eve G.A.A.. Service Guide Quiet, modest, and sweet it the: at friendly as a girl can be. Aune, Elaine F. November 15 Kitty G.A.A. Service Guide Elaine is ready with a helping hand; willing to do what ever she can. Batkin. Wayne Moy 22 Baseball Here's a real fun-loving boy — happy, lolly, full of toy. Beck, Bclva Mov 73 Becky Modest maid, serene and shy; one on whom yon can rely. Beckstrom. Gertrude July 12 Gerty” Choir Quiet, dignified, studious, reserved — success to her will be deserved. Beckstrom, Gunhild August 18 Gunny Choir. Southerner Staff. Honor Society A friend indeed, willing and true. Success will surely come to yon. Benson, Edward January 9 Benson Silence is golden is the saying: around his life this motto is playing. Bentley, Gloria March 16 Sugar Service Guide. G.A.A. Her clothes are to dainty; her manners to sweet. Always she's smiling; always she's neat. Berg, Richard September 26 Dick Class Play A boy u ith ambition and a lot of zest: he fulfills all duties with hit very best. Berg, Violet June 14 Bcrgc Service Guide Worthy friend, likeable, neat, unassuming, reliable, sweet. Bcthke, Irene April 16 Cappy” Service Guide Trustful, quiet, willing, too — any task she'll try to do. Birdscll, Thomas March 29 Tommy He has red hair; he’s very shy. Curls frighten him. but my, oh my! Blessing. Jesse November 10 Bless .Vo matter whether work or play, fesse is ust fesse in every way. Bliesner, Robert December 21 “Bob Class Play Bob’s grin is always a happy one: he’s cheerful, gay, and full of fun. Bocrncr, Marine January 12 M � Honor Society, Service Guide Always happy and refined, a friendly girl with a clever mind. C 10] I I I I Boylci, Fred October 24 Abner Track That this pleasant hoy will gain sucrett without much trying is our guest. Brcnna, Glen March 2 Blonde A little miichietout, still eery nice: to he hit friend yon Needn't try twice. Brodhag, Harold October 14 Harry Choir. Glee Club. Claw Play A ter sal lie lad who does things well: a singer of note as his records tell. Carlton, Arbuiut November I) A dark and mid girl, she comes and goes in a merry it hnl. Carlton, Eltie March II Fenny” Service Guide Elsie is a friend indeed: and the m ill prove a friend in need. Cheney, George December 20 Bud A truer fnend yon ne'er can find: in every n ay the finest hmd. Chrittcnten, Marilyn June June 10 Blondie A friend indeed. Milling and line — nieces i will surely come to yon. Chrittianten, Earle January 3 Floppy Choir, Student Council. Clatt Play Another who's tall and quiet — when better known he's really a riot. Chrittianten, Milo October 22 Mike Track. Clatt Officer. Clatt Play hull of personality, vigor, and vim — for their president his class chose him. death, Jeanette February 8 Jeanne Service Guide. Honor Society. Tiger Rep. Sweet and quiet, a very good fnend: always willing a hand to lend. Cohen. Evelyn October 2S Evic Honor Society One of the Irest students in the class; she never had to cram to pats. Copeland, Jean E. Apnl 16 Cope Quiet. thoughtful, loyal, too: we wish just loads of Inch to you. Cowan, Ruthc February I Gurry Clatt Play { met. sweet, and demure: success is hound to he hers, we are sure. Creamer, Carol February I CI PPv Honor Society A quiet girl and nice it the: a sweeter nuts there cannot he. Crett, Irene May 2a Ike” Glee Club. Clatt Play All that know her like her well: success will he hers, tee all foretell. Dee. John Aujutt 12 Quiet, happy, full of zest, and happy-go-lutky nevertheless. Dcwick. Margaret Aufutt 23 Mufti G. A. A.. Clatt Play She is nice u ithont trying, a virtue most gratifying. Dolny, Edward October if Ed” Southerner Staff. Tiger Staff. Quill and Scroll, Clatt Officer. Student Council leadership and character rolled into one: now mix this up with plenty of fun. Donley, Mildred April 4 Millie Honor Society. Honor Student llair that's Hand and eyes of Hue: she is indeed a fnend that's true. Dorincr, Bob December 2B Dorf Cares or worries has he none, hut a generous share of wit and fun. Doyle, Dorothy Alice April 24 Dodo A girl worth while, as everyone knows: for she's everyone's friend u he sever she goes. Eattvold, Norma July 18 A good looking girl and very «ret; she also is graceful and neat. Edbcrg, Carl Ralph March 17 Chuck Swimming A fnendly smile makes Ralph worthwhile. Erickton, Harold Aufutt 10 E«ick Football. Hockey. Bote-ball. Track A good all-around sport is he. and an athlete of no small degree. CM] Erickson, Rolf February 23 “Erick Football. Track He's a friendly chap and nice to see; we wish him success, the bat there can be. Erickson, Sally June 31 We don’t often find a girl like you — petite and small and dainty, too. Erickson, Shirley April 20 $hirl G. A. A., Service Guide Ambitious, actii e. always ready — a good friend, true and steady. Estcrly, Charles June 2? “Baldy Football. Hockey A bunch of mischief welled up in one: remembering him is remembering fun. Evens, Lorraine January 12 Snooky Band. Service Guide Industrious and happy all the while — it doesn't take long to make her smile. Falkman, Irene March 16 Willie Service Guide. Class Play Quiet Irene, when we look at you. we see one friendly and pretty, too. Fmbcrg, Yvonne November 17 “Vonnie Honor Society. Honor Student. Orchestra. Service Guide A charming girl whose grades were A's: we're learned to lore her for her lovely ways. Flaherty, Edward October 12 Football. Track, Class Officer In all athletics our Flaherty does excel; on life's gridiron may he do as well. Fondrick, Elaine May B Blondie G. A. A.. Southerner Rep.. Service Guide Your quiet ways and charms so blend, that everyone wishes to call you friend. Franson. Stanley October 29 “Stan Each is a friend of thu well liked boy: his fun and pranks we do enjoy. Frazier, Blaine February 12 “Swanny A good all around fellow and quiet we see — Blaine is fun and mannerly. Frccburg, Richard September 17 Dick Your highest ambition is sure to come true: much joy and success we all wish to yon. Friskey, Arthur January 10 “Art Band. Class Play Since he has hopes and ambitions galore, there are many good things for him in store. Frolickman, Harold June 22 Happy am I. from care I’m free: why aren't they all content like me. Furry. Donald A. July 22 He's a boy ue all admue; for great things he does aspire. Gallup, Harriet October 13 A girl with a smile it a girl worth while. Gcbert, Vcmon February 7 Bud Honor Student. Honor Society Whether bold or shy ue do not know: but his brilliance he doth surely show. Gerstner, Philip September 27 Flop Class Play He always gets what he goes after: he's full of pep and fun and laughter. Goulet, May Mav 20 Mubbcl Service Guide, Southerner Staff Her actions are not shy nor bold; she’s tost right if the truth is told. Gregerscn, Beverly July IS Bcvt Glee Club. Service Guide To all you seem to be a friend; we hope your success will never end. Grenek, Theodora L. October 24 “Dora Service Guide lafe was made to be en- toyed; she by nothing is annoyed. Gustafson, Walter April 8 GuS Hockey Your pleasures should never cease: or better yet. they should increase. Guzick, Katherine May 31 Kay Service Guide She’s a form of life and light: laughing eyes and manner bright. Hagman, Burton November 16 Burt He's very talkative and tolly; and considers lessons just a folly. C 12 3 Hahn, Mount July II Max' G. A. A.. Student Council. Class Play A jolly good last and acute in sport, unfailing good humor, a ready retort. Halligan, Lorraine December 29 Dele Service Guide Her gift for friendship, pep and fun attracts her classmate everyone. Hallin, Charles November I) Chuck The world's no better if we worry; life’s no longer if we hurry. Hammagrcn, Margaret May 28 Peggy Service Guide A friend worth having, because she's true, capable, and charming too. Hammond, Corrine June II Corky A bit of fun. a bit of laughter — that is what our Corrine it after. Hanc, Carl February 24 Utile Jai One of South High’s lamed musicians; u e hope he earns a famed position. Hanen, Versie October 16 G.A.A.. Class Play Sweet and charming though her features may be. she wins her friends by her personality. Hansen. Eileen March 3 Honor Society. Solutatori-an She did not idle her time away, but gained much knowledge from day to day. Hansen, June June I Honor Society. Honor Student. Student Council This girl is known for scoring A’s. as well as for her gracious ways. Hart. Doris September 29 Porky G.A.A.. Honor Society. Choir, Southerner Staff, Honor Student An ambitious girl and intelligent. too; liked by many, a friend so true. Hart, Lucille July II Lewie G.A.A., Class Play lolly, peppy, always glad; ability has she ever had. Hatlc, Eleanor September I Hatel Her lovely complexion and beautiful hair are a good combination of beauty rare. Held. Beatrice November 13 Beaty Service Guide Precious jewel in package small; when we have you. then we have all. Helseth. Pauline May 8 Polly If you know this girl quite well, you'll like her better than I can tell. Hoffer, Marie June 26 GuH Service Guide She hat pretty hair; she’s industrious, too: she's a real good pal. excelled by few. Hoffmockel Sylvia June 22 Sibs G.A.A.. Service Guide Quiet, yes, and pleasant every day; her twinkling eyes are always gay. Holley, Marcella June 16 Mercie Service Gu de What the lackt � � quantity, she makes up in quality. Honmyhr, Harold February S Honey Track. Student Council He likes a pike and relishes a pun: you'll always find him where there’s fun. Hultgren, Robert E. November 22 Bob A lad both wholesome and merry; he's carefree and somewhat unwary. Jacobson, Ethel January 31 Jake A true, dear friend is this little blond, of whom her friends are deeply fond. Jensen, Donamay June 8 Donna Service Guide. G.A.A., Honor Society. Honor Student. Class Play She enters things with seal and zest, and ranks in knowledge with the best. Jensen, Dorothy May 7 Dot Southerner Rep., Service Guide She’s full of fun and full of glee: she's always as happy as can be. Jobes, Marvis November 19 Joyous, gay. sweet is she: as pleasant a companion as i an be. Johnson, Bcrl September 19 Johnny Football He plays the game both clean and fair, like every sportsman who is square. £ 13 3 Johnson. Donald November II Dots A chum, a friend: he attaint hit end. Johnson, La Verne December 10 lavic” Service Guide Here't a friend that's tried and tine: l i Verne, we think, a lot of you. Johnson, Norma December 13 Nim“ Class Play. Choir A ready smile, a pleasant laugh: her tunny cheer recruit hut half. Johnson, Roland July 25 ftoflic Thinker, worker. friend of ad, ready to answer any tall. Johnston, Marjorie July 15 Ma'fe Ambitions, (harming, anil sincere: the sort of a friend one hkts to have near. Jordal, Herborg October 3 ’ Babe Service Guide A friend to every lad and lass: a credit to the senior class. Jordan, Grey January 19 Band Courteous, helping when he can: truly the makings of a man. Jordan, Richard January 7 Dick He’s pleasant and full of cheer: he's trustworthy and sincere. Joynton, Katherine November 6 Kay Service Guide. Glee Club. Band Neat, it it true: always helpful, too. Judd, Philip February I—Nov. 28. 1941 Hockey. Golf. Football. Band Fittest of alt Southerners, he can never he replaced in the hearts of those who love him. Kamel. Herman April 17 Hy Southerner. Honor Society. Quill and Scroll Success in great measure within him lies: he'll surely exe! in what he tries. Kleven, Luther February 25 Lute Service Guide. Choir A friend to everyone, good ill-around: friendship and fellowship in Lute are found. Knutson, Elenora November 17 Knut Choir, Orchestra. Class Play A smile for every body she meets: to talk tvith her is surely a treat. Kollar, Mary Jane February 2 Kottar Service Guide, Glee Club. Band Sweet and delightful as she can he. beloved hy all her friends is she. Kostclnik, George February 22 “Casanova Football Let them say what they will: women rule him still. Kyllo, Phyllis January 29 Phil Service Guide A friendly girl and a charming lass: a worthy addition to any Hass. Ladurini, Ray July 5 Woo Football. Baseball. Swimming His high school friends he will not forget: a friendlier boy we've seldom met. Landberg, Muriel March 13 Murphy Service Guide. G.A.A. With her gracious ways and charming smile, she is a friend who is really worthwhile. Larsen, Lucille February 17 Lars She may he shy. hut she'll get hy. Larson, Shirley June 22 Service Guide She's never haughty, never proud, hut popular in every crowd. Lawler, Margaret November 21 Mugjs Quiet and faithful, u e know her as one who sticks to her foh until it is done. Leaver, Lyle November 10 Lily A little fellow with a great hig grin; look out for mischief when he comes in. Leonardson, Kenneth July 4 Kenny Kenny is fun although reserved: his popularity gamed is well deserved. Levato, Josephine July 17 Here indeed, is a girl worthwhile: she has for each a word and smile. CM] Lindberg, Eric October 9 Football, Bond I'd rather hug a pigtk‘n than anything cite I knoM'- Little, Mary June 12 Larry Mittle Mary it known as a peppy girl; the’t to sociable the refuses to quarrel. Lockrem, Arthur September 24 Bud Stage Crew, Service Guide. Movie Crew Modest lad — very tall; quiet, sincere, liked by all. Lohman, Richard April 3 Dick lie likes to talk and chatter they say; whenever he's around, he brightens the day. Lundstrom, Ruth February 21 Shoilv G.A.A.. Choir Small and sturdy and studious. too; splendid traits are combined in you. Macy, Gerry E. March 16 Mace Sparkling, smiling, attractive. gay—she has brightened all the day. Malone, Blanche September 30 lri� h” The tort of girl one likes to meet: trustworthy, kind, and always sweet. Marquette, Donald April ?9 Market Stage Crew. Southerner, Service Guide, Movie Crew A quiet, good student and quite reserved: his popularity he well desert ed. Martin, Norman Match 29 Marty Short and sturdy with a brown eye; if yon search far a pal. don't p.ist him by. Martinson, Lorraine March 18 Aine Tiger Rep. Charming and popular with a lot to do, but never too bury for a k'nd word or two. Mathieu, Richard Mav 3 Dick Movie Crew One look ‘ to those eyes of brown brings forth a smile, dispell a frown. McKnight, George June 16 Moc Track. Football A tolly good fellow and we all like him; he's always full of rigor and vim. Michelson, Marjorie February 6 Mike Orcheitra Sweet voiced, grouchy not a bit. guod naltired, happiness — full of it. Miller, Donald Seotembcr 9 Honor Society. Student Council, Honor Student A very good student and a very good friend; he always is willing assistance to lend. Miller Lois April 2S Cuddles Honor Soocty, Orchestra, Service Guide, Honor Student lasts is a charming lass; one of the nicest in her class. Moyer, Lois October II Moik Service Guide Always friendly, a!stays kind — she's a girl quite to our mind. Myron, Carl July 29 Lorre Student Council. Class Play Peppy and kind and very well known; where is there a lame like our own Myrvold, Robert October 2S Bob Football Athletic, good hearted, a lover of fun: sincere and well liked by everyone. Nee, Jean May 8 Jan Modest friend, quiet and shy, with promise of fortune by and by. Nee, Lois May 8 Lo Where'er yon go, be true, and great success will follow you. Nelson, Delores April 6 Sandy Southerner Rep.. Service Guide. Honor Society Her gift of vim. of pep and fun. attracts her classmates everyone. Ness, June June 25 Jin Southerner Staff. Student Council. Class Officer Charming and sweet and pretty, too; this young miss is of truest blue. Nisja. Winifred April 19 Winnie Class Play In the class play Winifred shone: South's glad to name her as her own. Norman, Arnold July 23 A friendly smile he has for one; and truly he it a lot of fun. n 15 D Norrbohm, Robert November 6 Rob He't a boy that's tall and thy — to courleout and tpryl Norrbom, Lowell November 3 Pete Honor Society. Southerner Staff. Tiger Staff. Claw Play. Movie Crew. Quill and Scroll A diligent worker — popular, too; of Lowell's type, there are but lew. OI on, Betty February 7 OI� Student Council, Service Guide. Class Officer. Tiger Staff A blue-eyed Monde who't alwayt gay. pleatant. and ItkeaMe in every way. Olton, Earl March 30 In this world happmett it the thing; we with him all that it will bring. Olton, Edit September 16 Elsie Service Guide. Stage Crew Very Monde and quiet it he; alwayt friendly at can be. Olton, Eltic Aor.l 3 Ole Quiet, (otirteoiit, never Mue — a friend the makes both kind and tine. Olton, James October 10 Ole Swimming, Southerner Staff. Honor Society. Valedictorian. Quill and Scroll. Clatt Play, Hi-Y Cabinet .1 little nontente now and then it relithed by the witett men. Olton, Lois C. April 14 Roda Caret or u-orriet hat the none; but a generous thare of wit and fun. Olton, Loit P. April S Olt Service Guide. Southerner Rep.. Honor Society, Honor Student Tall and tlender, queenly, with a (harming grauout air — these combined with beauty make a girl beyond compare. Olton, Phillip April 4 Phil Service Guide. Stage Crew He's an ear nett hard work• er on South's stage crew: fnendt like Phil are very few. Olton, Winifred October 2S Winnie G.A.A.. Service Guide Winifred it that type of girl who works; rehaMe it the; no tasks the thirkt. Oman, Richard October 13 Oman A steady lad. a student too; he does the task he sett out to do. Opdahl, Richard February 26 Dick Follie . Southerner Stoff. Quill ond Scroll. Honor Society. Valedictorian. Clatt Play A hard worker with only A't; hit popularity provet it payt. Optcth, Joyce January 5 Honor Student, Honor Society, Blue Tri Cabinet Obliging and sweet, talented and neat. Ostcrbcrg, Eileen January 26 A bright cheery girl whom everyone knows; the'll alwayt be welcome wherever the goct. Ostcrbcrg, Frances August 24 Gramma A smile for everybody the meets: to talk with her it surely a treat. Palmdahl, June August 3 The kmd of girl we like to see: a worthwhile friend to you and me. Paulton, Emil Scotcmbcr 19 Red Band Hit bright red hair, pleating smile; his work in the band it really worthwhile. Pcnncmsn, Dayton August 29 Friendly, there's no denying; Dayton't alwayt tmil-ing. Peterten. Burton March 26 Burt Hockey, Football A football player with a happy grin, great or tmall we all know him. Peterson, Gerald May 20 Jerry ferry it known at a friendly chap, alwayt happy and full of pep. Peterson, Stanley November 6 Squcek If you are looking for fun. you'll find u in Stan; he it ready to help whenever he can. Peterton. William March 22 Speedboy” Football. Boseball, Basket ball A likeable fellow and full of fun; many a game has thit lad won. Philamalce, Edwin April 26 Fo He doesn't like school in the glare of day; to toils at night when ue've hit the hay. U61 Quilt, George July 30 Quiitv Football Never grumbles, never blue: cum pete nt. helpful, ready to do. IRadkc, Elaine April 3 Bobby Bobby is both neat and tweet, and her friends she'll glady greet. I I Reinhold, Arlene October 28 Snooks Choir, Glee Club, Clou Ploy Though quiet, it is known; efficiency she has shown. I Revolt, Howard November 7 lie never talks too much, they say: and he does his work m the very best way. I Rote, Robert March 6 Bob To all, hr is a friendly lad; always merry and never sad. Schleicher, George October 21 Slcwfoot A good student and a very good friend: his assistance he is always lulling to lend. Schwartz, Burton November 2 Burt Tiger Rep.. Service Guide Since he has hopes and ambitions galore, there are many good things for him in store. Scott, William October 13 Bill Boxing. Footboll. Student Council He's a oily lad with a cah htng smile; nut only that, but he's a friend worthwhile. Scaberg, Gladyi June 8 Snooky G.A.A.. Service Guide. Student Council. Southerner Rep. She works a while, and plays a while: and always wears the same bright smile. Sedio, Edward October IB Ed Football. Choir. Student Council. Class Play Quirt, athletic and ambitions too: in your work, success to you. Sedio, George October M Though quiet, he is known quite well: achievement his. u e all foretell. Sedio, Milan November 14 Cecdce Southerner Staff This blonde young man wishes to say — his interest lies in the aeronautics of today. Severson, Robert January 2 Bob Service Guide With hit friendly spirit and cheerful air: he'll go through life without worry or care. Silvcrstcin, Irene Morch 31 Service Guide, Honor Society Cheerily wot kmg all day long; the affairs she handles never go wrong. Sirotiak. Albert Seotcmber 24 Al Cheerful, happy, always gay; Al grins in a carefree tvay. Skarupa. Mary September 3 Scaruos Quietly in her own mild way: she does her work from day to day. Slaughter, Arthur November 14 Art A good fellow and a hap py one: to know him is a lot of fun. Smith, Lois Jean April 14 Service Guide Though quiet of manner, she's the finest of friends: tn her you'll find goodness that never pretends. Sncide, Charlotte March 10 Chuck Service Guide, G.A.A Class Play With her ready smile and helping hand, in all our hearts she's taken a stand. Snurc, Audrey April 22 Keeks” Southerner Staff We warn von not to pass her by, although her manner is slightly thy. Spende, Arthur August 20 Spende In words and deeds a gentleman, highly esteemed by eveiyone. Ross, Frank May 27 Apecs Honor Society. Honor Student Though quiet and shy, ust wait and see: someday will he a genius be. Rubbcrt. Wallace October 12 Bud Orchestro A mighty gooil chap on the whole: we hope for him he'll reach his goal. Robins, Sylvia October I ”$il Often may she laugh or smile or play; but when she studies, it's not halfway. C173 Stanley, Culver December 21 Cully Student Council A lull. dark, and friendly hoy: loti of fun he does entoy. Stanwood, Phyllis February 12 Red Service Guide. Student Council She hat prefly hair; she's industrious too: she's a real good friend, excelled by few. Stewart, Donald March 4 Don” On his idea of a perfect day. mankind would not work but play. Stile . Marjorie November II Margie Service Guide A shy. happy girl who is always sincere: you've got a good friend when she is near. Sturtevant. Walter April 21 - Wally Band. Student Council At first he seems so very shy: hut when you know him. my, oh my! Sword, Charles September 18 CKarlie Football. Service Guide A folly boy. an athletic one: always has fust lots of fun. Thom, Pearl November 14 Pet” She’s popular with the girls and boys: a girl with charm and a good deal of poise. Thoreson, Raymond November 15 Ray Here's a boy who will succeed: he has all the qualities which he will need. Tighe, Albert February 17 Al Hockey, Baseball An all-around fellou is popular Al; he's a regular guy and a peach of a pal. Tomlinson, Kenneth January 25 A genial lad. a worker, too; his plans are nude, his words are few. Valentine, Betty February 26 Bets'- Southerner Staff. Quill and Scroll Her winning smile and quiet ways: will bring her luck through all the days. Walkce, Irene January 9 Southerner Rep. Irene is quiet but she'll never stop until she has worked her way to the top. West, Kathleen January 7 Southerner Staff. Service Guide A pretty smile, a pleasing wit: a girl who always does her bit. Wickman, Gordon June 27 Always wearing a great big grin; Gordy never knows where his lessons begin. Wilde. Arthur April 8 Art Southerner Rep. A cheerful grin for everyone. Arthur it a lot of fun. Swanson, Harold January 28 Swen Football. Basketball, Track A carefree, witty type of boy: sports and fun does he enjoy. Swanson, Lorraine February 25 Lou A girl who is both neat and trim: full of vigor, full of vim. Swenson, Maxine April 16 Micky Service Guide Moilest all times, a temper ne'er showing, this is a person worth while knowing. Torgerson, Russell June 15 Russ Swimming Small of stature, plucky he — a swimmer strong he is you see. Townsend, Gerald January 16 Jerry” A better friend could not be found, he's ferry” to everybody around. Tuttle. Neal May II Tut He's a bashful chap with a friendly grin, a pleasant person and bound to win. Wilson, Marccnc July 31 Mars Glee Club. Band She has big. Hue eyes and golden hair, and is fust as dear as she is fair. Wilson, Pearl July II Pearly Gates G.A.A. fun loving Pearl is a jolly good pal. and she's a lovable energetic gal. Wold. Jane April JO Student Council. Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff. Class Officer. Honor Society, Service Guide, Honor Student An all ‘round girl who can study and play: she's helpful. thoughtful, good, and gay. C18 3 i Wold. John May 4 Bud He's friendly and loyal at any here: in character worthy and sincere. Zadach, Frederick January 5 Fred” Bashful, quiet, shy and thorl; hut a lad. a eery likeable sort. Zustiak, Harry October 16 Zook Choir. Track With him a folly time is had: for he's a witty. det er lad. Ahnmerk, Henry December 20 Hank” Service Guide, Clot Play He was almost filled by a train—of thoughts running through his head. Allen. Fay September 10 Shorty Service Guide. G.A.A. Some are always interesting. Allcnson. Harriet June 13 Vicky Service Guide You are polite and friendly: people enjoy your company. Anderson, Betty June 4 Bets Service Guide A blue-eyed blonde who is always gay. Anderson, Donald February 7 Bud' Baseball You enjoy a good time. Andcrton, Gloria January I Keets We'll miss your cheery smile. Anderson, John J. August )l His friends are many. Why shouldn't they be? Anderson, Ray May 1 S-ede I don't say much, but I do thinly. Andrusko, Durward April 28 Dewey Alert and full of pep. he goes through studies with a yep. Anonscn, Eloisc March If El Southerner Staff. Honor Student tine her a booh and she's content. Athens. Patricia October 17 Pat Service Gu� dc Tiger Rep. Ever notice her eyes? Backer, Mary December 8 Pleasant company is always welcome. Baker, Dolores October 2 Del G.A.A. A bubbling good nature, and a sweet smile—that's Dolores. Baker, Dorothy October 2 Dirt G.A.A. Dignified as well as peppy. Bakkc, William Robert May 4 Bob Band. Drum Major. Class Play Men of talent are men for occasions. Barney, Mary October 22 Buddy Honor Society People seek your company l e cause you like fun and laughter, and hare a good sense of humor. Bartsch, Robert July IS Birch Bark Service Guide. Class Play Has anybody seen my girD Beadle, Winnifrcd J. July If A friend to everyone. Beaver, Maribeth September 26 Betty A generous nature. Backstrom, James Bell, Clarence James, Jr. February 9 Lefty July II Clarie Basketball. Boseball Southerner Rep.. Tiger Xot ung to say. but always Staff. Class Officer. Class saying it. P «V Clever, delightful, peppy, and gay; he's O. K. Benton, Howard July A Howie He looks above most of us, but that deem'I say hr't high hat. Bergman, Dorothy March 31 Dot Silence in a woman it like speech in a man. Berntsen, Sylvia January 31 Pinky Service Guide An ever-reaily friend. Bertclten, Priscilla February S Prissy Honor Student Shy, yet, but oh to nice. Bienapfl, James November 20 Jim Orchestra Where there't life, there's hope. Birkeland, Arvid August 20 Arv A man deeply engaged in idle nett. Bjornlic, D. Clayton September 2? Clevt Bond Silence it an artful conversation. Blanck, Bob August 30 I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here. Bloomquitt, Shirley December 22 Sheery Glee Club. Southerner Rep., Service Guide A nature that it free; a girl at girlt should be. Bock, Barbara April 2 Bobby Orchcstro. Class Ploy, Honor Society Sincerity and fnendhnett stamp her at a rare personality. Brombach, Viola June 4 Twink If you're looking for something different—and who isn't Brosc, Betty May 24 Bets Service Guide Ir't the little things that t ounf. Brose. Clarence July 27 Mike There's one iu eiery family- Brown, Earl February IB Bud Track. Football Wisdom may come with yean. Brown. Milton August 29 Milt Tennis On field or court, he's one grand sport. Brunkc, Ardcll September 18 Chubby Glee Club. Service Guide She's a pjlly good fellow and nobody can deny it. Burling, Dale January 14 A quiet tongue thowt a wise head. Burns, Ray July 78 Cheerleader. Bo« ng A likeable tad with plenty of pep. Burt, Don September 18 Squirt Honor Society. Class Officer By gum. n't no lie: he's an all-around guy. Bylccn, Avcnl August 17 Ginger' Service Guide Wired for sound. Calkins, Donna April 28 A kind nature hat won you many friendt. Campbell, Jeanette April 14 Jeneck Her high spirits are a cure for the bluet. Campion, Ann February 12 Unset in her own way. Canning. Donna June 12 Toddy G.A.A. d girl to fu I of pep and grit, no one could bother her a bit. no: J Carlton, Donald March 19 •White ' Football. Basketball M hat man darts— dare. I Carlton. Marlyt f October 10 Mar Lately to took at: delight-ltd to know. Carlton. Otcar I AujuSt ¥ Junior titkomgk yost’re amet and reserved, you will go far. I Christensen, Jcane ■ Aujutt 19 Chrit Choir. Clatt Play You'll know when I'm present. Chmtiantcn, John March I Chntty Boxing, Orchestra He iust fiddles his time away. Christiansen, Robert January JO Wcakwill Boxing A pleasant outlook on life makrt Bob's companionship sought by many. Christina, Frank May 8 Football, Baseball, Clast Officer A prince of a fellow, the best of sportsman, and an outstanding athlete. Churnblom, Lucille July I Lukey Southerner Staff In no way can we conceal what we think of our Lit- cille. Clark, Betty Ao� il II Betti A charming girl who we've learned to like became of her likeable ways. Cleveland, John September 2 Johnny You are not satisfied with anything that is ust good enough Cole, Ethel April IS Honor Society. Honor Student Silence has many advantages. Coles, Raymond November 26 Ray He admits there are two sides to every question— his and the wrong side. Congdon, Robert July 8 Bob It's always nice to have a sente of humor. Cooley, Kathryn Aujutt 12 Seldom heard, because the seldom speaks. Cotton. Audrey Aujutt JO Teddy Service Guide The best way to have a friend is to be one. Cunningham, Mary July II Mac She listens to what you don't say and never muses a word. Dacko, John July 23 Doakt Football. Basketball. Track Happy am I: from care I'm free: why aren't they all content like me? Dahl, George June 25 Basketball. Class Play To you. life is a game that is to be well played. Dahl, Virginia October 3 Ginger Service Guide. Clatt Play. Honor Society Patience is the kfy to content. Dahlttrom. Charles Aujutt 31 Chuck Bateball. Hockey. Football He's a Chuck full of mirth. Dalland. Harold October 8 If inches were snowflakes, he'd be a bh::ard. Danbcrg, Robert Apnl 23 Bob Glee Club What should a man do but be merry? Danko. Albert February H Al Service Guide Another diminutive senior. Deancr, Katherine November II Kati She’s nice to look at and better yet to koow. C 21 3 De Forreit, Clarice April 5 ■'Babe ' Yon are independent in your thoughts. Devine. Constance May 31 “Connie She has made many friends during her short tune at South. Dickinson. Joseph September 14 Joe” All great men are dead, and don't feel so well myself. Dischinger, Leonard November 29 “Lenny Swimming You ought to meet him. Doig, William May I don't care, I'm not going to kill myself working. Eggers. Gordon March 23 Red Band He's a quiet guy, hut quite a guy. Elliott, Irving November 13 Irv Glee Club Bom for success, he seems. Erickson, Albert February 19 Al He does unto others at though he were the others. Erickson, Gloria August 3 Blond in type, and calm in disposition. Espeland, Donald T. February 11 Don Men of feu words are the best men. Esplin, Catherine August 22 Cathie Southerner Rep., Honor Society. Tiger Staff. Class Officer, G.A.A., Honor Student Known among her fellow students as tolly, witty, wise, and otherwise. Estcrlcy, Gordon W, October 10 “Gordie Honor Society. Class Officer. Honor Student His handsome features, excel not his worthy character. Estling, Phyllis November 19 “Phyl Service Guide, Honor Society Being capable it a desirable attribute. Fischer, Jeanette May 19 Jimmie Band You look at the world as it really is. Fjellman, Robert March 24 Sunny Band. Class Play He's got Viking Hood in his veins. Ford, Clayton April 18 “Tubby Football What more can one wish but a good-na:ured friend? Forsythe. Beverly January 14 Pinky Service Guide She’s what we’d like to be—individual. Foss, Marion June 2S “Fossett Honor Society. Service Guide. Salutatorian Good sense and good nature go hand in hand. Fossum, Warren September 28 “Fossum If things won't come your way—go after them. Foster, John September 18 Jack Southerner Staff, Boxing, Class Play Not only a lack chuck fnll of fun. but also a thinker, and such a one! Foster. Lois J. July 20 Lo Honor Society. Honor Student She speaks, acts and behaves fust as she ought. Fredrickson, John November 20 Frog Tiger Staff, Class Play. Honor Society. Honor Student, Boxing With your eter-ready wit and happy-go-lucky nature friends come your way. Fredrickson, Ruth February 28 Freddie Glee Club, Service Guide. Honor Society, Honor Student She talks little, but her brains work overtime. Fristcdt, Ernest October 24 Gym Team Life is so full of a number of things, how can one find time for study? C22] Fryicll, Harlow December 9 Fri 1 The joker of the deck- Fuger, Shirley May 23 ,,ShirtM Everything yon seek n life it auaitmg you. Gabriclton, Arlinc June 9 •■Arne They only lire who life enjoy. Gciilcr. Clyde July 26 Ginel If I can't find anything to laugh at. I'll find a cucm all my ou n. Gilbert, Kenny August 3 Karmit Genuine ability needs no advertising. G.llick, William February 28 Doc Football, Basketball. Honor Society. Honor Student A wizard's brain, a flashing wit. Glicm, Richard May 22 Dick Service Guide He'll manage to reach a happy medium. Gottlieb, Beverly August 14 Bev A giggle it worth a hundred groans in any market. Goustin, Irene March 31 Gutsy Southerner Staff. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll A golden-haired girl with tunning ways. Greus. Mary November 7 Her manner—quiet and refined. Greening, Bernice March 7 Bunny She'll manage to manage. Grier, Oonald July 3 Babe People appreciate those who get in and play the game. Gummeton, A el February 24 “Aey Glee Club Your musical ability has made a name for you at South. Gustafson, Dorothy December 18 Dot Service Guide. Honor Society. Honor Student A Dor with a lot of dash. Gustafson, Stanley November 27 Stan Band As mysterious as chop suey. Hadden, William September 7 Bud Service Guide They say I'm quirt and shy, but you'd be surprised. Haglund, Phyllis June 24 We like the likes of you. Haines, Howard September 22 Howie' Energy wins the way. Hall. Beverly June IB Bubs Choir Gentlemen don't always prefer blondes. Hall, Eugene March 10 Gene A propei man. Hammer, Sally July IS Sal A light heart lives long. Hansen, Wallace March S Wally folly and happy-go-lucky, you lead an a rive life. Hartse, Lambert April 24 “Butter” One does not know—cannot know—the best that is in one. Harvey, Phyllis October 10 Phyl You have a very striking way. C 23 ] Haugan, Jucl October 15 Hr never says a foolish thing. Haugan. Orville September 19 Orv Choir. Honor Society The guy can't he beat. Haugen, Carol Mae Januory I Blondie Southerner Staff. Quill and Scroll. Honor Society. Clats Play, Honor Student Industrious in worth while activities. Haugseth, Roy July 5 ••Chief Honor Society. Honor Student friends appreciate your companionship. Hauser, June June 2) Glee Club She will make a hit. Hauser, Roy May 4 Ijook work in the face— then keep looking at it. Hawk ins, Harold September 23 Bud A good fellow is welcome anywhere. Hedburg, Robert September 18 Snorky Band. Orchestra Smooth suing on a sweet sax. Hendrickson, Joyce June 29 Glee Club The sweetest gal and the best k nd of pal. Henjum. Dale July 31 •'Percy Band Ihs life is like the Mississippi—lined with fluffs. Herberg. Violet March 25 Vi She stopped to make a merry test, in the midst of an important test. Hermann. Verna Marie August 10 There are few as true blue as Verna. Hcrtzberg, Nancy October 9 Nan Service Guide People admire Sancy because they feel she is one of them. Hiben, Daniel September IJ Dan Basketball He fathers not those about him. Hiben, Sylvia September 15 Sally What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Hoff. George November 26 Band And what he greatly thought, he nobly dared. Hogan, Richard September 4 Dugan Well, I served my time— now, good-bye. Holland. Andrew May 26 “Happy He trudged along, unknowing what he sought, and whistled as he went for lack of thought. Holstine, Calvin May I Cal A great mind is greater than a crown. Hoof. Mabel February I Andy Honor Society, Valedictorian Her brains put her on top: her character will keep her there. Horton. Harlan August 4 Harpo Band. Choir He rests on his orals. Horwitx, Leo October 28 He studies as if he were anxious to learn. Hreha, Joe May 17 Football, Track In athletics he shines. Huffman, Marjorie June 15 Huff Cheerfulness is a sunny ray of life. [24] Htmman, Harold October 8 Bud An all-around good fellow. Isaacson. Dolores February 27 Ike Sincerity and perseverance are your t haractenrie vir-met. Isackson, Lorraine July 7 Dolly- Glee Club She hat that certain—dash. Jacobson, Don December 25 Con Write me down at one who lovet hit fellownien. Jensen, Isabelle October | Is Southerner Staff. Southern-e� Rep.. Orchestra Her twret eyet looked out in innocent surprise. Johnson, Bill Merck 3 Willy Good humor it better than shining armor. Johnson, Conrad May 14 Connie A likeable fellow. Johnson. Donald November 9 Whitie Why hurry — time fliet anyway. Johnson, Ethel May 10 Eth Service Guide Knowing her hat Iwen a pleasure. Johnson, June E. February 20 Bus An ever-ready fnend. Johnson, Marion Occcmber 27 Johnny Glee Club Teachers lint don't under-Hand me. Johnson, Myra November 28 Sis Choir Silence it golden, but it has no chaimt for me. Johnson, William June 27 Bill Projection Club Ijfile man you've had a buty temetter. Keane. Robert October I Midge Southerner Staff, 80 109 A whole riot tifuad wrapped up in one body. Kemp, Curtis June 13 Squirt Some think him bathful. othert doubt it. Kershaw, Jay July 14 Zarko Band. Class Play. Honor Society Men may eome and men may go; but I blow on forever. Kindvall, Irene October I I Service Guide Quiet tharm and a tin- cere manner. Kipplcy, Robert December 15 Bob' A boy we all admiie. Kleppc, Muriel January 30 Klep Modest, sweet, and considerate. Kommerstad. Earl August 8 Baseball Hit ft tendt are many; his faultt are few. Kopischkc, Ursula May 21 Urshie Service Guide An unusual girl with an unusual name. Krcpcla, Bernice August IB Bobbie Service Guide, Honor Society Sweet, thy. and friendly. Kroctcn, Thomas Allen November 24 Squirt Women have me baffled. Kubik, John September 4 Junior lave up to the best that it in yon and you’ll be happy. C 25 n Kujawe. Nona October 7 Nonie Southerner Staff There may he tome hhe her. hut none we like to well. Kvitrud, Muriel January 31 Murt Honor Society. Trger Rep.. Service Guide Many famout people hare had red hair. Ladurini, Robert July 5 Spider Football. Track. Basketball A friend of all it hr. Larson. Elaine November 22 Lars Service Guide She treats all with the tame marked hindnett. Larson, Harley March X He it a friendly tort, with never an unwind retort. Larson, Harriet July 16 Topsy We want yon along. Layman, Shirley E. July 24 Honor Society A combination of quietness and efficient y. Lein, Gladys August I Blondic Service Guide She's never been at a lost for friendt. Lennander, Carol December 23 Service Guide The mirror of all courtesy. Landmark, Ruth March 29 Aim high and great you will he. La Rose, Helen November 20 She took her place and tilled it. Larsen, Hazel March 31. Hay She is rich in good deeds. Larson, Lorraine January JO Lori Service Guide She lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself. Larson, Phillip January 14 Phil Willing and eager to help others. LaVinc, Viola H. June II Daisy She's like a star; out every night. Lennie, Bernice May 27 Bekny Service Guide IfV appreciate sincerity in our friends. Leonard. Wayne C. July 9 Wiener Quiet and reserved, you make a true friend. Lcrold, Jane February IB Without her ue'd he missing someone. Larson, Alan April 22 ”AI Inst another highlight of South High. Larson, Bernice M. April 8 Service Guide Quietness and dignity have made friends for you. LaVonc, Eileen November 24 Vm happy minding my business and going along. Law, Barbara April 22 Barb” Who knows what thoughts lurk m this girl's mind? Lewis, Mary January 5 Jerry Honor Society. Honor Student folly and small, a friend to all. Lifson, Arnold April 4 Arnie Honor Society, Honor Student And he is exceedingly wise. C 26 ] Lind. Gloria Aug mt 14 Glory Honor Society. Honor Student Rtner be faithful than fanout. Lindblom, Gordon April 5 Zack Service Guide. Honor Society To hr or not to hr— am. Linden, Jean March JO lindy She'l tall, the’t blonde, the't terrific. Lindquut. Ruttcll May 22 ''Run Class Play A liveable fellow and full of fun. Lindquist, Virginia July I Ginnic G.A.A.. Service Guide. Honor Society. Honor Student Your quiet but ditlinct manner appeal to many. Lindstrom, Walter E. April 24 Allltar Service Guide A man of bit word. Lipovsky, Agnes September 24 Aggie Honor Society, Honor Student Yon kmow the tali (faction of work well done. Lufkin, Milton September 16 Milt” Projection Crew Hit only fault it that he has no fault. Lund, Morris February 20 Vow reach your own conclusion. Lundgrcn, Betty Jane October 20 Betts G.A.A.. Service Guide. Tiger Rep. A handful of fun it worth more than a bushel of learning. Lundquist, James O. July 2 Swede lain of great men all remind tit—. Malmquist, Charles January 14 Chuck Southerner Staff. Quill and Scroll An ettentiJ of a good bit a nr ss man it a neat appearance. Mangan, Frances February 22 Fran Although you are quiet, you enjoy mingling with people. Markgraf. Ed December I) Snooker shark Baseball. Basketball. Football laxugh and the world taught with you. Marks, Marjorie March 24 Buny” Service Guide One hnowt her by her jolty air, her laughing eyet and jet-black hair. Mather. Charles February 18 Chuck Everything yon seek in life is waiting for you. Matta. Mildred August 14 Millie She keeps the party going. Mattson, Kenneth August 24 Kenny At a undent you thine— at a fiiend you're fine. Maus. Walter January 21 Wally I agree with no man's opinions; I hare tome of my own. Maiwell, Harriet E. November 5 Ma« Glee Club Her good humor and talent ought to he patted around. McClure, Margaret G. November 18 Muggi Service Guide Mature has endowed her with a pleasing personality. McDaniel, Dorothy September 24 Dot A girl with quiet ways. McIntosh, Caroltyn October 12 Carry Service Guide Myttenout. friendly, and hard working. McIntosh, Haiel Jure 24 Stubby” Service Guide She’s small, but to it dynamite. [27] McLcaren, John Jwty Mac” Track. Football. Band When I jm frown to man's estate, wiU he very promI and great. McPherson, Leslie September I Mac Track. Football He takes mot! delight in athletics. Miller. Richard September 30 “Dick Band. Class Play There's not a keener kid lor miles around. Miller, Robert October 3 Bob” I'm a good skate—I'll slide along. Milton, Henrietta E. January 12 Hank Service Guide At fust she seems so very shy, hut when you know her—my, oh my! Minenko, Lorraine December A Snorky A little shy, hut full of fun. with a cheer I ul smile for r eery one. Moore. Ted August 27 Class Play IfV know him. hut yet we know him not. Morgan, Betty June 27 Red Service Guide, T.ger Rep. She finds toy in helping others. Mortcnson. Marlys October 15 Mort Glee Club Her high school days never compare with her high school nights. Morton, Marion November 3 Mort Honor Society, Honor Student She is diligent in het work and enjoys the company of others. Muzetras. Helen June 2 Service Guide Helen of Joy. Nelson, Ardis September 10 Ard-e Some people do not know her because she doesn't advertise herself—hut that's a talent. Nelson, Elof April II Gus Choir, Glee Club. Class Play Has anyone seen my girl? Nelson, Jayne October 23 Gus A hop, skip, and a seventh hour. Nelson. Kenneth January 10 Kenny Someday I'll wake up and find myself famous. Nelson, Ragna September II G.A.A., Service Guide Carefree and cool. Newstrom, Joyce November 5 Jose Honor Society. Service Guide, Honor Student A mixture of sunshine and sincerity. Nielson. Ruby January 3l Mike Happy as de day am long. Nordstrom, Marvin April II Mutt Service Guide You're the tops! Nycklemoe, Mayme April 18 Serv ice Gu.de Life is what we make it. O'Leary, Margaret July 13 Margie Service Guide When Irish eyes are smiling. sure they steal your heart away. Olin, Lois January 26 School breaks up the day so. Olson. Bernice October 22 Bcrn.e Service Guide. Honor Society Sincere, friendly, and a good nature. Olson. Doris February II Do A friend who is always generous with a smile. C 28 3 Opstad, Hcllcn June 16 G.A.A. Class Officer Admired because of her neat appearance. Orenstein, Sid December 17 This happygohuky fallow with the sty u it has a great lure of leisure. Osman, Elsie October 13 Service Guide A good listener makes a delightful companion. Owens, Marjorie May 3 Marge Service Guide There are many types of people, but her type it just her own. Pafko, Lorraine May 24 O'er the keys her fingers glide. Palla, Emma March 4 Mickey Honor Society. Service Guide, Hondr Student He her task great or small, she does it well or not at all. Parker. Frank January 24 A rolling stone gathers no moss: but who wants moss anyhow? Parker, Gordon January 19 Jeep Full of fun from day to day. Patch, Dolores December 23 Dolly G.A.A. Without her we'd be missing something. Pearson, Donald August 14 Iggie Band Men who know much, say little. Person. Martha February 22 Mardy Service Guide. G.A.A., Honor Society. Honor Student Sot too serious not too gay. yet she has her nu n friendly way. Peterson. Helen May 10 A penny for your thoughts. Peterson, June June 26 “Pete Service Guide Worry and I hate never met. Peterson. Lorraine June 12 Laurie Service Guide The more I see the fast say. Peterson. Marilyn February 9 Red Service Guide She’s alike to us all; she’s faked by us all. Peterson, Maynard August II Pete Few boys with him try to compete, but many a girl has said, Come. Pete.” Peterson, Richard December 5 Dick Work fascinates me, I can sit and u ate h it for hours. Pettit. Floyde April 16 Pettit Not as senous as he looks. Picott, Shirley June 14 Shirl Everybody loves the Irish. Polaski, Margaret January 9 Muggs” Southerner Rep.. Honor Society. Service Guide. Honor Student She seeks diligently after knowledge. Polunc, Joseph May 22 Joe Charles should have known him, for he's a faille Pit kens. Pressnall, Paul August 12 Don't try to compaie him with anyone. Prior. Betty March 22 A friend with plenty of friends. Pukay, Andrew February 19 Andy There’s little of the melancholy element in him. C2V] Quigley, Kenneth January 27 Quig Band, Service Guide. Tiger Rep. He only lack.! tome tiees to be perfect. Quinncllc, Grace May 91 Boots” Winning if her way and pleasant it her smile. Quist, Arnold September 10 Stony Baseball, Hockey Old rough, and ready. Quist, Ruth October 10 Twister Service Guide How gloriout it it to be an exception! Rabus, Dorothy August 25 Babe Girls like her; boyt like her finite. Racette, Clifford May 12 Frcnchy I do good turnt daily: tomefiniet I whirl. Rasmusson, Donald September 21 Don Roll on. world, roll on. Reid, Marion October 10 Band. Tiger Staff Her chatming personality and winning smile make her a friend really worth while. Rekstad, Sivert October 2 Rock Sleep, come on and take me. Reum, Freeman November 14 He's dependable — that's certain. Rierson, lola August 30 Ole We respect you for your terioutnett and thoughtfulness. Rither. Beverly March I Bev Service Guide Though she's quiet and shy, she'll more than get h. Robinson, Florence April S Sincere and friendly: yon are well-liked because of those traits. Roden, Monctte April 17 Pat An artist whom not even the critics can criticise. Rogne, Robert July IB Knute1 Oh, I should worry! Rosander, John October 13 Honor Society. Honor Student You are a diligent worker, whose effort will not go unrewarded. Roscndahl, Carlotta July 23 • O Glee Club, Class Pl«y She has a whim for sport in the gym. Roth. Constance June 13 Connie Service Guide The dancing lady. Rubcl, Toby March 19 Tiny Glee Club •■ good things come in fin all packages. Rude, Mary April 17 A girl with a smile is a girl worth while. Runnels. Izola January 9 Always haring a good time. Sagbcrg, Hjordis June 22 Georgic IJfe holds much for you. Salcck, Bob May 7 Bob I'm the man I'm looking for. Sanford, Margaret November 7 Buggs G.A.A. You are gay and lore a good time. C30] Sathcr, Paul July 27 I’m a firm believer in laborsaving device . I ISawatzky. Rhode April 21 Let’s celebrate something’ Schouweilcr, Bcity December 22 Liz Sometimes I sit and thtn . and sometimes I just sit. Schow, Wayne December 13 I. a bachelor mil be. Severson, Audrey March 2 Red Service Guide Bright headed, inside and out. Siats, Patricia March 3 Pal G.A.A.. Tiger Staff. Honor Society. Service Gu de. Honor Student You have youth and beauty. tuo of life’s charms. Silver, Evelyn September 5 Silver Clet Play, Glee Club A merry heart that laughs at caret. Simon, Wilbur February 18 Si Quiet and dependable: you mil get Jong well in life. Skarnes. Robert August 12 I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Smith, Alycc October 6 She understands completely the why nett of the why. Smith. Henry December II Bunny Boiing. Band Athletic, good-hearted, a lover of fun: sincere and well diked by everyone. Smith, Jean E. February II Everyone enjoys her com-p my. Scott, Katherine C. April 4 A combination of quietness and efficiency. Seibert. Arnold February 22 Arne A likeable chap. Simonson, Echo October I? Sonny Let every one enjoy his whim. Sirmai, Marion March I? Mar Service Guide She’s everyone’s friend — faithful and fust to all. Snyder, Dolores February 9 Dode Calm with a reserved qualify which is pleasant. Spears, Mildred June 23 Millie Usually serious and Jways a good pal. Seifert, Lawrence June 28 Si Baseball, Basketball Athletics are indispensable. Seppala, Margaret September 27 Pefiy Peg of my heart. Sirotiak, Arnold February 74 Professor As generous as they come. Sivertsen. Camille November 8 Cam Glee Club. Southerner Staff Her enthusiasm continually rides in high gear. Spohn, Lawrence March 24 Spooner Service Guide On the latlder of success. Spoo, Ardis September 13 Charley Service Guide Well. I graduated, didn't I? C3I] Springfield, Gardner July 30 Mr. G. W. Service Guide. Football Yonr cheerful nature males light of all iron Net. Starki, Gwendolyn July 7 Gwen G.A.A. Quirt, (lately, and dignified—that's Gwen. Stcnttrum, Marvin April 3 Bud Service Guide Whatever the proposition it. I'm againtt it. Stirai. Richard March 27 Bud Band Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, there's nothing that bothers me. Stone, Bernice October t Si Quiet, hut appreciated. Strand. Bettie December 2S Betti She goes through the motions of studying. Suknovich, Stanley July 3 Stan I hare greater caret than lessons. Sverdrup, George May 6 Football To tell of his high qualities. u e could hardly begin. Swanion, Clarence April 4 Swede Service Guide The world doesn't know some of her best men. Swanion, Margot Aujuit 10 Your quiet, shy nature hides your very charming personality. Sweeney, Alice September 26 Al Friendship is lore without wings. Swenton, Don April 21 Swan Hr goes around on a cycle —he's always in a whirl. Sylte, June June 3 Sytt She's young and seems without a care. Thomai, Glca September 24 fust as pleasant as she looks. Tichich. Mary Ann January 20 Tiih Choir, Southerner Staff. Clan Play. Honor Society Winning ways, attractive face, ability high enough for any place. Todd, Dorit January I Toddy Honor Society. Honor Student A girl with a smile and a way all her own. Torncll, Virginia February 3 Jinny Service Guide, Honor Society To be trusted is the greatest lompbment of all. Tracy. Helen April 30 Southerner Staff. Service Guide Sever say die—up girl, and try! Tunitall, Edward February 12 Tuni A reliable man. Vavrcck, Jeanne December 22 Jeanie Service Guide Sever content with touching the surface of things. Vining, Curtii January 9 Curt Southerner Staff Our sports editor-in-chief, well-liked by all—fust to put it brief. Virum. John March 27 Virum Track He will travel far and wide, and make friends on every side. Voigt, Lucille January 28 Lou Tiger Rep.. G.A.A. A lively girl who sees the toy in life. Volttad. Virginia February 8 Ginny Southerner Staff. Service Guide. Honor Society A folly sport, blonde-headed too. dassy, cute, a friend most true. C32D Walker, Louise November 17 Lou” Service Guide, G.A.A. Quiet and demure, steady and sure. Warren, Phyllis February 17 Cleo Southerner Staff. Honor Student licit lilted it the ii ho fa alike to ut all. Williams, James December 1 “Jim To great heights, he udl climb. Wall, Marion July 2 Oh, u hat a gal 11 Marion. Watroba, Sophie October 18 Service Guide A little girl uith a great big grin. Williams. Richard September 16 “Wart Glee Club. Scrv.ce Guide Von make friends easily. Wallen, Douglas June 10 Where more is meant than meet the ran. Wendlandt, John January 7 “Johnny Hit work may not be up to par. but anyway he owns a car. Winberg, Harriet June It “Windy The peaches and cream girl. Wallin, Duane May 70 Sot a Fadereuski yet, hut tome day. Wentworth, Margie July 7 Marg Tiger Staff. Southerner Staff. Honor Society, Hon-or Student She' not very big. nor it the very great, but her personality plus — ust watch it radiate. Winston, Geraldine May Ji ''Jerry G.A.A. Her hair it her flaming glory. Walstrom, Lillian October 15 lil If the day hr dreary, she'll bring ut cheer. Whcelock, Robert July 17 “Bob Band A lad with tram worth while. Witt, Don C. August 1 Service Guide Tboughtfnl and reliable in all his dntiet. Wanberg. Jennie April 1 G.A.A. She has a smile lor everyone. Whelan. Marne Mae July 14 Service Guide Everybody Jiket her — everybody should. Wold. Elayne Marilyn February 26 Winky Choir On the lilt of efficiency she it high. Wanecka, Angeline June 1 “Angie Meekness it not it earnest. White. June June 7 “Whitey National Skating Champ Full of pep, fun and laughter, the gets what she goes ajter. Wood. Eddie July 16 Woodenpecicr Southerner Rep. When a feller needs a friend, he' a!way on hand. Warme, Laura Mae September 1? “Laurie Southerner Staff You are very independent. Williams, Earline July II Earl Junior A lively girl, ii ell-liked by all. Worley. Lucy July 23 Yon appreciate the affection others thou for you. zsn y jrab. Ann Ma 13 Windy She {'ills her worries into a packet with a hole in it. Andrews, Mae Henkels, Donald J. emme, Shirley Aoril 21 yem Southerner Staff .- quiet girl who never spea t unless she's spoken to. Ellis, John Hinrichs, Keith Zahhos. George August 31 Zeus Cheerleader, Class Play. Honor Society Ufe of the party. Goldonik. Betty Ann Peterson, Ivan Strand, Arthur c«2 1942 Tiger Staff TOP ROW: Dolny. Norrbom, B. Olton, Wold. 2ND ROW: Bell. Eip lin, Ffcdnckton, Reid. BOTTOM ROW: Si t� . Wentworth. In the Tiger Office c 35: HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Gcbcrt, Olson, Kamel. Jensen. Hansen, Miller, Norrbom. 2ND ROW: Cohen, Finberg, Miller, 8cckstrom, Silver item, Wold. Boerner. BOTTOM ROW: Hansen, Donley, Creamer, Clcath, Hart, Nelson, Olton. HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Warren. Tichieh. Haugen, Burt, Zahhot, Haugseth, Lmdblom, Gillick, Foil, Tornell, Foster. 3RD ROW; Fredrickson, Lewis, Olson, Wentworth, Gustafson, Gout tin, Lipovsky, Cole. Fredrickson, Hoof, Palla. 2ND ROW: Lehman, Lindquist, Po-laski, Lind, Bock, Kvitrud, Morton, Krepcla, Dahl. BOTTOM ROW: Todd. Kershaw, Barney, Siats. Ncwstrom, Person, Estling, Esp-lin, Volstad. STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Christianson, Zahhot, Rosen dahl, Sivcrtion, Gregerson, Stanley, Dolny. 2ND ROW: Hotter, Goulet, Ness, Olson, Gustafson. Krepela. Wold. BOTTOM ROW: Hanson, Wanccka, Roden, Nelson, Stan-wood, Tichich. BAND AND ORCHESTRA TOP ROW: Hcnjum. Gustafson, Wheelock, Lindbcrg, Paulson, Stiras, McLaren, Jordan, Eggcrs. 3RD ROW: Peterson, Wood, Fri -key, Fjcllman, Horton, Kershaw, Bjornlie, Hedberg. 2ND ROW: Hawkins, Evens, Bock, Quigley, Pearson, Miller, Fmbcrg, Harvey. BOTTOM ROW: Fisher. Campbell, Reid, Wilson, Michclson, Jensen, Knutson, Anonson. CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Williams, EH.ott, Brodhag, Nelson, Haugen, Horton, Sedio, Lohman, Pres-nail. 3RD ROW: Hauser. V. Anderson. Gregcrson, Tichich, Hall. Wold, Hart. Sivcrtscn, Beckstrom. 2ND ROW: Rubel, Lindstrom, Gustafson, Severson, Brunke, Isackson, M. Johnson, Christensen, N. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Osman, Johnson, Fredrickson, Roscndahl, Dahl, Maxwell, Crest. Remhold. C37] SOUTHERNER STAFF TOP ROW: Eichorn, Malmquist. Foster, Vinmg, Norrbom, Kamel. 2ND ROW: Gou-stin, Kuiawa, Goulet, Haugen, Ness, Valentine. BOTTOM ROW: Yemne, West. Wold, Chumblom, Volstad. SERVICE GUIDES TOP ROW; Falkman, Olson. Erickson, Christensen, Silvcrsticn, Olson, Qunl. Marquette, Barttch. 5TH ROW Stiles. Ham-magien. Seabcrg, Jensen, Sc«crton, Nett, L. Olson, Goulet, Bentley. 4TH ROW: Moyer, Hotter, Holly, Held. Johnson, Grcnck, Hallijan. Bethke. 3RD ROW: Aune, Helseth. Gutick, Wold, Jordal, Hotfmockel. Finberg, death. 2ND ROW: L. Olton, Fon-dnek, Kyllo. Hart, Malone. Bocrncr, Carl-ion, Smith, Reinhold. BOTTOM ROW: Aune, Jensen. Stanwood, Walkcc, Berg, Andcrton, Nelson. SERVICE GUIDES TOP ROW: Foil, McClure. Volitad, Kmd-vall, Allcnion, Lmdbloom, Quigley, Ahn-mark, Johnton, Fucher, Osmon. Larton. 5TH ROW: Voigt, Sanford, Hcrberg, Lund-gren, Whalen, Tracy, Palla. Andcrton. Est-ling, Oahl. Berntten. 4TH ROW: W.ntton, Fortythe. Hertiberg, Siatt, Lenandcr, Quitt, Peterton, Maclntoth, Fredrickson, Tornell. 3RD ROW: Polatki, R.thcr, Larton. New-ttrom, Person, Spoo, Owens, Morgan, By-leen. Cotton. 2ND ROW: McIntosh, Biote. Vavreck, Athens, Muictras, Sirmal, Allen, Walker, Brunki, Watroba, Larton. BOTTOM ROW Nelson, Kopithkc, Kvitrud, Krcppcla, Lindquist, Olson, Gustafson, Severson, Peterson. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP TOP ROW Kershaw, Ficllman, Lindberg, Elliott, Olson, Burt, Miller, Lohman. 3RD ROW: Beck, Knutson, Aune, Aune, Landmark, Scppala, Krepclla. 2ND ROW: O'ton, Spoo, Larson, Snurc, Bylcnc, Bcrgston, Rem-hold. Lundstrom. BOTTOM ROW: Patch, Hoof. Volstad, Swanson, Johnson, Miller, Stiles. C38] RED CROSS COUNCIL TOP ROW: J. Olton, Miller, Bgrt. Zahhot. 2ND ROW: Gouttm, Eiplin, Tichich, Jen-ten. Wentworth. BOTTOM ROW: Warme. Warren, Hausen, Wold, VoUtad. CAMERA CLUB TOP ROW: Sp«in9ricld. Elliott, Verncr, An-de-ton, MnMtton. BOTTOM ROW: Erland-ton, Noedttrom, Witt, Miller, Johnton. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE TOP ROW: Olton, Zahhot, E-chton, Miller, Swcnton, No-bom. JRO ROW: Jcnten, Hanten. Scabcif, Silvcnticn, Creamer, Martenton. 2ND ROW Gouttm, HoHer, Robmt. Valentine. Cohen, Nclton. Clcath. BOTTOM ROW Hart. Patch. Hoff. Me-Clurc, Hammajrcn, Embcry. BLUE TRI CABINET TOP ROW: Ness. Wold. BOTTOM ROW: I. Olson, 8. Olson, Goulet. BLUE TRI CABINET TOP ROW: Voigt. Reid, Herberg, Lund-gren. BOTTOM ROW: Goustm, Esplin, Wentworth. BLUE TRI TOP ROW Altringer, Nisja. Hahn, Hanen. Hart, Johnson. Landberg, Michelson. 4TH ROW: Aunc, death, Falkman, Seabcrg, Olson, Beck, Jenson. Wold. JRD ROW: Copeland, Bcthke, Kyllo, Boerncr, Guzick, Jensen, Carlson, Hammagrcn, Halligan. 2ND ROW: Held. Holly. Johnson, Moyer, Hotter, Radke, Ness, Goulet, Grcnck, B. Olson. BOTTOM ROW: L Olson. Nelson. Aune, Knutson, Sneidc, Christensen, Anderson, Erickson. BLUE TRI fOP ROW: Dahl, Starts. Tracy. Fredrickson. Berntsen, Warm , Rotendahl, Severson, Foss. 4TH ROW: Nyklcmoc. Klcpp«, Deaner. Tichich, Williams, Baker, Baker, Foster. Vol-St ad. 3R0 ROW: Todd. Warren. Haugen. Allen, Larson, Opstad, Chumblom, Anderson, Estling, Johnson. 2ND ROW: Cole, Lewis, Bock, Lind, Cotton. Morgan, Kvit-rud. Kopischkc, Larson. BOTTOM ROW: Peterson, Sirmai, Muictras. Silver, Gottlieb, Stats, Person. BLUE TRI TOP ROW: Voigt, Sanford. Smith, Lcrold, Palla, Brunke, Christianson, Graus, Whelan. 3RD ROW: Campion, Hammer, Owens, Kmdvell, Olson. Newstrom, Sawatrky, Motto. Thomas. 2ND ROW. Ku,a� a, Wentworth. Gustafson, Quist, Runnels. White, McIntosh, Krcpella. Goustm. BOnOM ROW Wmston. Herberg, Lundgren, Esplin, Roden, Reid. Jensen. G. A. A. TOP ROW: Esplin. Voigt. Lundgren, White. Wmston. E. Aune. E. Aune. Canning. Rosen-daht, Severson. 3R0 ROW Hahn. Hanen. Sanford, 0. Baker. Fondnek, Hart. Jensen, Snc.de. 2ND ROW: Allen, Walker, Lund-4uist. Opstad, Altrmgcr, Dcwick. McIntosh, Landberg. BOTTOM ROW Siats. Person. Wanberg, Baker, Patch, Olson, Erickson, Scabcrg. C I3 ALLIED YOUTH TOP ROW: Olton, Hagman, Marquette. Quilt. Hultgrcn, Matttion, Nelson, Fj«ll-man, Skarnct. 4TH ROW: Lohman, Kroeten, Nordstrom, Johnson, Olton. Zahhos, Lind-quist. Quigley. JRD ROW: I. Anderson, Hansen, Starks, Bcntly, Torncll, Newstrom, Maiwcll, Osterberg, G. Anderson. 2ND ROW: Forsythe, Hertiberg, Foster, Anon-son, Aune. death, Aune. Dcancr. BOTTOM ROW: Warmc, Warren, Volstad, Knutson, A. Anderson, Cunningham, Beck. ALLIED YOUTH TOP ROW: Ankenbrandt, Hall, Creamer, Cooley, Hibben, Barney, Whelan. 8. Larson. B. Olson. 4TH ROW: Little. Speais, Tracy, Wilson, Larson, Bock. Opstad, Cole. 1RD ROW: Jordahl. Kyllo. Grcnck. Halli-gan. Copeland. Williams, Lois. 2ND ROW: Brosc, Jacobson, M. Johnson, Lundstrom. Johnson, Huffman, Goustm, Wentworth. BOTTOM ROW: Todd. Vavrcck, Wanecka. Churnblom, Istling, Reid, Campbell. hi-y TOP ROW: Mathieu, Kershaw, Notrbohm, Seibert, Wallin, Hultgrcn, Swanson, Virum, Lockrem. 4TH ROW: Eggers, Nelson, F|cll-man, Mattsson, Hoitomt, Stanley, Sedio, Myrvold, Bell, Bartsch. STH ROW: Haugen, Quist, Olson, Klcvcn, Miller, Espcland, Quigley. Hagman, Rose, Vming. 4TH ROW: Peterson, Gebert, Haugseth, Hansen, Kipp-Icy, Zahhos, Berg, Olson, Sword, Sedio. JRD ROW: Elliott, Tunstall, Blessing, Nordstrom, Peterson, Lindquist. Esterlcy, Swanson. M. Chitstenson. 2ND ROW: Brown, Burt. W.tt, Miller. Wood. Wallin, Leonard. Ross, Christenson, Erickson. BOTTOM ROW: Lmdbcrg, Marquette. Hall, Norbohm, Benson, Brodhag, Dolny. Mr. Nyholm, Mr. Os-tcrhws, Mr. Larson. C � 2D SVITHIOD TOP ROW: Owens. DuFresne, Gummeson. Carlson. Tomell. 2ND ROW: Bcrglund, Berg-lund, Peterson, Newstrom, Larson, Quilt. IOTTOM ROW Cotton, Bylccn, Johnson, Anderson, Volstad. EDDA TOP ROW: Gummeson, Oanborn, Zuel. 2N0 ROW: Larson, Peterson, Tannem, Olson. BOTTOM ROW: Langoicn, Thompson, Wold. Foss. HISTORY CLUB TOP ROW: Marquette. Olson, Lconardson, Norrbom. Miller. )RD ROW: Gebert, Ouig ley, Ross, Grllick, Kamel, Zahhos. 4TH ROW: Walker, Krcpella, Baker, Creamer, Finberg, Cleath. BOTTOM ROW: Baker, Kv.trud, Martinson. Jensen. Cooley. Silvctitcin. [ 3 3 June Mad A Comedy by FLORENCE RYERSON AND COLIN CLEMENTS November 28, 1941 Cast Penny Wood . Chuck Harris Mrs. Wood . Elmer Tuttle . Dr. Wood . Effie . Milly Lou G. Mervyn Roberts Roser Van Vleck Mr. Harris Shirley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth Julie Harris . . Winifred Nisja Robert Bliesener Norma Johnson . James Olson Lowell Norrbom Charlotte Sneide Henrietta Altringer Earle Christenson Harold Brodhag Richard Berg . Irene Crest . Philip Gerstner Arlene Reinhold DANCERS: Richard Opdahl, Margaret Dewick, Philip Gerstner, Arthur Friskey, Irene Falkman. Carl Myron, Versie Hanen. Milo Christiansen, Maxine Hahn, Milan Sedio. Ruthe Cowan C-HH You Can’t Take It With You A Comedy by HART AND KAUFMAN May 22, 1942 Cast Tony Alice De Pinna Penny . Paul Mrs. Kirby Mr. Kirby Rheba . Donald . Income Tax Collector Duchess Kolen Kov Essie Ed Grandpa Detectives Jock Foster . Carol Mae Haugen . ' . Henry Ahnmark Mary Ann Tichich Jay Kershaw . Virginia Dahl Ted Moore . . . Evelyn Silver Robert Fjellman John Fredrickson . . Carlotta Rosendahl . . . Robert Bakke . . . Barbara Bock Elof Nelson . . Robert Bartsch Dick Miller, Russell Lindquist January Commencement1 Program Overture—American Rhapsody SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILLIAM ALLEN ABBOTT. Director . . N. H. Long Processional SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND America THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE Invocation THE REVEREND A. A. SMITH Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag Salvation is Created . Salutation . . . ... . . . Samuel Richard Gaines SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR HENRY E. GRIEBENOW. Director Greetings from the Class MILO CHRISTIANSEN. Class President We Are the Workers—A Defense Program, written by Herbert Stromquist. June 41 WAYNE C. BASKIN. HAROLD G. BRODHAG. EARLE O. CHRISTENSON. EDWARD G. DOLNY. IRENE M. FALKMAN. PHIL M. GERSTNER. BURTON HAGMAN. HAROLD E. HONMYHR. NORMA L. JOHNSON. ROLAND V. JOHNSON. S. LUTHER KLEVEN. MURIEL L. LANDBERG. DONALD E. MILLER. WINIFRED R. S. NISJA. LOWELL J. NORRBOM, CHARLOTTE A. SNEIDE. HAROLD SWANSON. LORRAINE A. SWANSON. JANE WOLD. HARRY ZUSTIAK. MUSIC—MEMBERS OF A CAPPELLA CHOIR Presentation of Valedictorians and Salutatorian Vocal Solos — In Autumn..........................................................Curran ARLENE M. REINHOLO The Evening Star (from Tannhauser) ................................Wagner HAROLO G. BRODHAG AXEL GRUMMESON. June 42. Accompanist School Song — Alma Mater..................................Harrison Collins. 08 THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE Announcement of Awards S. O. SEVERSON. Principal. South H h School Presentation of Diplomas ROY WIER Member of Board of Educat-on Diploma March SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1 1 June Commencement Program Overture—Procession of the Sardar south high school orchestra RALPH STROM. Director Processional (March Royale ...... (March Pontificale ...... Ippolitof-lvanoff DeSmetsky . . Gounod America THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE Invocation THE REVEREND OlAF ROGNE Augsburg College Vocal Solo — The Lord's Prayer HARRIET MAXWELL AXEL M. GUM MESON Accompanist Malotte Piano Solo — Prelude in G Minor DUANE R. WALLIN . Rachmaninoff Greetings from the Class GORDON W. ESTERLEY. Clan Present Vocal Solo — ELOF G. NELSON Piano Solo — Polonaise in A Flat. Opus 53 AXEL GUMMESON Fredric Chopin Address — Where Do We Go from Here CLARENCE E. FICKEN Ph.D., Macalestcr College All Glory. Land and Honor . Teschner-Cain The Voice of Freedom Lucian Calliet SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB AND A CAPPELLA CHOIR HENRY E. GRIEBENOW Director ACCOMPANIED BY SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Introduction of Valedictorian and Salutatorian Announcement of Awards S. O. SEVERSON. Principal. South High School School Song — Alma Mater THE CLASS AND AUDIENCE Harrison Collins. 08 Presentation of Diplomas OWEN CUNNINGHAM Board of Educat.on Diploma March SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND C471 TOP ROW: Mold©. Kupke. McKn.ght. Kmo, McLeern. Hrehe. JcH RoH. Bechdorf. Libby. Judd. Walk .. Hancock. 3RD ROW: Eiterly, Burt Peterton. Brown, Fcrenok, Myivold. Wilton, Carlton. Scdio, McMoorc, Gcrlmgcr, Munton. Gillick. 2N0 ROW: B. ladurini, Erickton, McPherson, Ellis E. Lmdbcrg, A. Lindberg. Cap't. Chrittma, Swanton. Dahl-strom, W. Pctcrton, Flaherly. BOTTOM ROW: Olton, Robmton, Sword, Ray Ladurini, Crawford. Kottilnik, Ford. H. Lmdbcrg, George. Football FINAL PREP STANDINGS W L T Pet. SCHEDULE Sept. 12- South—20 . . . Roosevelt— 0 Sept. 19- South— 7 . . . Vocational—18 Sept. 26-— South-—13 .... Central— 0 Oct. 3— South—20.............West—25 Oct. 10— South— 6 . . . Washburn—14 Oct. 17- South 6 . . . . Edison— 6 Oct. 22- South 12 .... Henry— 0 Oct. 31- South—24 .... North— 0 Vocational . . . . 7 1 0 .875 West . 7 1 0 .875 Edison . 6 1 1 .757 Washburn . . . . 6 2 0 .750 South . 4 3 1 .571 Central . 2 5 1 .286 Marshall . . . . . 2 5 1 .286 Henry . 2 6 0 .250 North . 0 6 2 .000 Roosevelt . . . . 0 6 2 .000 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ALIEN BROWN CHRISTINA DAHLSTROM ELLIS ERICKSON ESTERLEV FLAHERTY FORD JUDD KOSTELNIK LADURINI TOP ROW: No d. Kommtutad, Henderson. GutUfton, Oacko. Markgmf. Polunc, Gillick. BOTTOM ROW:landi, Largo, Hibbcn, Peterson, Wilton, Bailey. SCHEDULE Date Teams Score Jan. 9 South vs. Roosevelt 1830 Jan. 16 South vs. Edison 24-39 Jan. 23 South vs. North .31-34 Jan. 30 South vs. Central. . . . 26-31 Feb. 6 South vs. Vocational 43-26 Feb. 10 South vs. Washburn .33-34 Feb. 13 South vs. Patrick Henry 33-25 Feb. 20 South vs. Marshall 28-39 Feb. 27 South vs. West 30-29 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Marshall ............. 90.000 2. Roosevelt ........... 72.778 3. Washburn ............ 63.667 4. Edison .............. 63.667 5. North............... 54.556 6. South............... 36.333 7. Central............. 36.333 8. Patrick Henry........ 27.222 9. West................. 27.222 10. Vocational..........18.1 I I FOOTBALL LETTERMEN E. LINDBERG McKNIGHT McPherson MYRVOLD B. PETERSON W. PETERSON SEDIO SWENSON SWORD BASKETBALL DACKO MARKGRAF J e TOP ROW- Seifert, Nord, Munion, Chrutopherion, Kommcnlad, Marigraf. SECOND ROW: Homo, Johnion, liaison, Preston, Sverdrup, Am-mcnton. BOTTOM ROW: Dahlttrom, Libby, Backitrom, Simon, Skovbroten, Batdorf. Baseball May 5...........South—vs—Central May 7...........South—vs—West May 12 . . . South—vs—Roosevelt May 14 ... . South—vs—Southwest May 19 ... . South—vs—Washburn May 21..........South—vs—Central May 26..........South—vs—West May 28...............City Play-offs June 3 Twin City Championship Play-offs Golf May 4 . . . . South—vs—Vocational May 6............South—vs—West May II...........South—vs—Edison May 13 ... . South—vs—Marshall May 19 ... . South—vs—Central May 20 ... . South—vs—Washburn May 25...........South—vs—North [503 TENNIS: K.ppley, Brown GOLF: Johnion, Holland e p 0 c e E E E I C t E [ E C TOP ROW: Kunde. Hammer, Wilton. Pcterton, Wtcvi. MacPherton, Jicobun SECOND ROW Sheppc, Walker, Moclearen. McMoorc, Heavy, Willey, Hutpenl, BOTTOM ROW: Pcterton. Litcriji, Kiucl, H :rbcck, V oo. R t � sn, French. Track Tennis Apr. 7 . Metropolitan Indoor Prel. Meet Apr. 10 . . Metropolitan Indoor Finals Apr. 17 . . . South—vs—Washburn Apr. 21 . . . . South—vs—Central Apr. 24.................South—vs—Edison May I . . . City Indoor Relay Meet May 6...............Quadrangular Meet May 13 ... . City Preliminary Meet May 15......................City Finals May 20 ... . City Sophomore Meet May 23.....................State Meet May 27.................Twin City Meet May 5 . May 7 . May 12 . . . South—vs—Washburn May 14 . .... South—vs—North May 19 . May 21 . . . . South—vs—Southwest May 28 . June 1. 2 CHEERLEADERS — Zahhot, Burnt Tijer Gridiron HID C52: c S c h o.o I Life c School Life C56] I 3 School Life Tiger Memories First Semester September 8. School opened with an enrollment of 2,477 pupils—1.160 boys and 1.317 girls. September 8. The Pilot, a guide book of the school, was issued by the Hi-Y. September II. Marilyn Moritz. Helen Unstad. George Zahhos. and Ray Burns were elected cheer-leaders for the year. September 12. South's gridders larruped Roosevelt 20 to 0 at Roosevelt. September 19. South lost to Vocational 18 to 7. September 26. Milo Christenson was elected president of the A Senior Cass. September 26. South took Central 13 to 0 in their second home game. October 2. The South High Red Cross Chapter sponsored a Sunlight Hop in the boys gym. October 2. Dick Opdehl was elected president of the National Honor Society. October 3. South bowed to West. 25 to 20. in the toughest loss of the season. October 10. The Washburn passing attack surprised the Tigers to the tune of 14 to 6. October 17. South's Homecoming saw Edison s Undefeated Inventors held to a 6-6 tic. October 20-22. The Student Council sponsored a successful community fund drive. October 23. The class picture was taken. October 23. South defeated Henry 12 to 0 on North High's field. October 27-31. During this week all A Seniors had their graduation pictures taken. October 31. South whipped North 24 to 0 as their gridiron finale. November 4. A Sunlight Hop was given in the girls' gym under the supervision of the G. A. A. November 6. An Intra-School football game, the Rambling Relics vs. the Wreckers, was played. The Wreckers won 18 to 0. November 10. The Hi-Y Blue Tri Mixer was given jointly by both clubs at the Y.W.C.A. November 26. An A Senior meeting was held in which the commencement exercises were planned. November 28. The University of Minnesota 1941 football pictures were shown for the benefit of the school fund. November 28. The class play. June Mad. was presented in the school auditorium. Winifred Nisja and Bob Bliesner played the leads. December 7. Japan declares war on the United States by surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. December 8. Club pictures were taken. January 8. Honor Society initiation was impressively given in the auditorium. January 9. Roosevelt surprised South in its first basketball game by downing them 30 to 18. January 16. A Seniors paraded throughout the school wearing their caps and gowns. On this day letters were given to worthy students. January 16. Edison sharpshooters defeated South 41 to 24. January 18. Baccalaureate services were held at Holy Trinity Church. January 22. Commencement exercises were held at South High School. January 23. South hits stride against North, bows out in the last three minutes by 34 to 31. January 23. A Prom was given by the B Senior class in honor of the graduating seniors in the boys' gym. r E C t [SHU c Tiger Memories Second Semester January 26. School opened with an enrollment of 2,392 — 1,288 girls and 1,104 boys. January 27. Band disbands. Band director. William Alien Abbott, leaves South High. January 28. Girls wear slacks to school. January 30. South played Central in basketball and lost by a score of 26-31. February 4. Donald Burt, new Student Council president, presided at the first meeting of the semester. February 6. South upsets Vocational 43-26. February 9. Country went on war time; all clocks advanced one hour. February 10. South loses to Washburn by a score of 34-33. February 13. South victorious over Patrick Henry by a 31-25 score. February 17. Donald Burt was elected president of Honor Society. February 19. College entrance exams were given to A Seniors. February 20. Marshall beat South 39-28 in basketball. February 27. South’s basketball team nosed out West 30-20. March 3. A Seniors take Tuberculosis X-Rays. March 12. Primary Election for A Seniors. In the basketball playoff with Washburn. South won 44-29. March 17. Gordon Esterly elected president of June Class. March 25. An impressive early morning Easter service was sponsored by Hi-Y and Blue Triangle Clubs. Ap ril 6. School let out at noon because of Army Day Parade. April 7. The Augsburg A Cappello Choir entertained the South High pupils during an auditorium period. April 10. A Spring Hop was sponsored by the Allied Youth. April 16. Golden Jubilee Preview for all South students. April 17. South celebrates her fiftieth anniversary. A banquet and program were held for all students and South alumni. April 23. Baseball season opened with an 11-8 victory over Roosevelt. April 25. Club pictures were taken for the Tiger. April 27. Any Bonds Today? A patriotic auditorium was presented to the students. April 28. Sugar rationing begins. Larry Seifert pitched a no-hit game, and the Tigers won 14-0 over Southwest. May 4. Gordon Esterly presided at an A Senior meeting. I Dare You awards were given to Catherine Esplin and Gordon Esterly. May 15. The B Seniors held a semi-formal prom for the graduating seniors. May 21. Fifty-one members were initiated into the National Honor Society. May 22. The June graduating class presented You Can't Take It With You as their class play. It was Tiger Day and Letter Day. May 29. Cap and Gown Day. May 31. Baccalaureate Services were held at Holy Trinity Church. June 4. Commencement exercises were held for the members of the June class in the Minneapolis Armory. 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