South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1942

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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]

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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]



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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

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