South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1942

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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:

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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.



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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

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