South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1944

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June Class Landberg, June June 5 Sue Christian Fellowship, Tiger Staff Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Lanning. Margie March 25 She lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself. Lappcgaard, James January 1 lapov Victory Corps. Hi-Y Variety is the spice of life. Larsen, Ruth M. December 23 Pes$y Edda Club. Blue Tri, Honor Society. Community Division She is dignified as well as peppy. Larson, Joyce October 20 Stubby Christian Fellowship, Tiger Staff Good things come in small packages. Larson. Ruth D. January 7 Ruthic Blue Tri, Victory Corps The best way to hare a friend is to be one. Leonard, Robert August S Bob Class Officer Quiet? Well, that depends. Lewis, Marjorie September 13 Friendly, jolly, and sincere. Lindblom, Earl Mav 4 lindy Hi-y He k ept us all guessing as to his real self. Lindblom, Maurice September 17 Morrie Southerner. Honor Society Work is his motto. Lukuma, Shirley March 24 Shirl Tiger Representative Strictly business. Lund, Mavis August 6 Doddy Blue Tri, Southerner Staff, Glee Club An asset to South. Lundquist, Fred July 29 Victory Corps 1 can’t be industrious and popular at the same time. Lyons, Margaret May 6 Pejjy Honor Society Sweet as a garden of roses. Madsen, Lois October 31 Dcbc Blue Tri, Southerner, Hall Guide True blue, dear through. Madsen, Maurice July 20 Bun Football Witty and wise. Magcrs, Bernard Match 2 lemle Hi-y Happy and contented with smiles for all. Mancss, June September 13 Hunky Red Cross Council. Tiger Representative, Salutato-rian Wee, modest, tipped flower. Martin, Arlene November 17 Myrt Glee Club, Victory Corps, 4H One knows her by her jolly air, her laughing eyes, and jet black hair. Martin, Jean March 2 Marty Victory Corps To hare a friend is to be cne. Mather. Adeline October 9 Andy G.A.A., Tiger Staff Where does she get all her pep? McCollins, Joan June 27 Jo Victory Corps. History Club. Tiger Staff Modesty is her charm. McGee, Betty June 3 Mac Scton Hi. Southerner. Defense Council, Victory Corps Everybody's pal. McKitrick, Coleen February M Mickey G.A.A. What sweet delight a quiet life affords! 12 n

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June Class Johnson, Albert James August 8 Jonny Goodloo ing: a good fnrnd. a tu ell paI. Johnson, Dorothy February 7 Blondie Quill ond Scroll. Southerner Stoff. Allied youth, Tiger Staff. Blue Tri. G.A.A. A reliable student: cheerful, pleasant, capable. Johnson, Kenneth January 25 Shorty Victory Corps. 4H He's small, but so is dynamite. Johnson, Wayne July 2 Barney Hi-y Always ready for fun; always with a smile. Kelly, Rose Mary May 28 MV In ecerylhing and out with a smile. Kirk. Faye March 17 Finky Glee Club, Victory Corps Full of life—lik'd by everyone. Kommerstad, Robert January 27 Red Football. Basketball. Hi-Y, Homecoming King The hair apparent. Kurth. Mildred June 23 Millie Seton Hi. Blue Tri, Student Council, Defense Council, Tiger Staff Popular with us all. Johnson, Allan July 6 Slim Silence is a great art of conversation. Johnson, Eileen June 16 Eny Sometimes gay. and sometimes sad. Johnson, Marilyn March 5 Johnnie She looks shy, but—t Jorgensen, Jeanne January 18 Inky Blue Tri. Christian Fellow-ship, Southerner Staff. Norse Chorus. Hall Guide. Tiger Staff, Allied Youth One swell person u e'll miss having around. Kilbury, Beverly May 30 Bev Quality, not quantity is her motto. Kisscll. Margaret August 13 Marg.e Seton Hi Ijfe was made to be enjoyed: she by nothing is annoyed. Krebs, Kenneth October 25 Kenny Victory Corps I agree with no man's opinions: I have some of my own. La Croii, Anne March I Anne Seton Hi. Community Service You'll know when she's present. Johnson. Carl October 3 He has many traits which his friends enjoy. Johnson, Evelyn August 28 Ev G.A.A., Honor Society, Student Council Victory belongs to the most persevering. Johnson, Rodney September It Rod Silence is better than unmeaning words. Kelly. Henry July 7 Kelly Hi-y A man of experience. Kilcn, Lila August 12 Kilen1 Victory Corps Friendly, loyal, pleasant. Kisscll, Marion August 14 Pee Wee Everyone finds her agreeable. Kroll, Jeanette September I Jeanie Blue Tri Emeu, sincere, and true. Ladwig, Donna Mac August 14 Although quite new to South, we have learned to like her. C 22 3



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June Class Mendenhall, Shirley May 29 She it demure and tweet of disposition. Miley. Jeanne January 10 Defense Council, Student Council, Allied youth. Sc-ton Hi. Blue Trl. Homecoming Queen She' got that little tort of a hit of a way. Morgan. Walter June 13 Wallie Swimming Team Profe tor—full of the dick-ent. Myren, Irene January 2 Mickey Truly a liveable person. Nelson, Gayle March 27 Slip Boys will Ire ! oyt. Nelson, Joan August 10 “Jo Blue Tri. Southerner Representative Cheerful at the chirping btrdt of fpringtime. Ness, Howard Aoril 2S Howie Edda Club Speech may be silvery but tilence it golden. Nielsen, LaVerne June 8 Irish Blue Tri, Hall Guide Fun it her middle name. Mcvisscn, Dolores January 30 Dodo Allied youth. Red Cross Pleasant to everyone. Mitchell, Edward October 20 Mitch H,-y. B Senior President, Red Cross Council He’s a tolly good fellow. Morin, Rosemarie October 16 Rose She hat a carefree nature and a snide for everyone. •Nelson, Donald October 27 Don H.-y, Swimming Team, Football To ttudy or not to study, that it the question. Nelson, Jean March 27 Nets Girls hhe her are rare. Nelson, Rhoda July 10 Nellie Christian Fellowship Honor Society, Choir. The unspoken word never causes trouble. Newman, Ruthmary March 20 Babe A quiet, re ourceful last. Nord. Ronald March 10 Ron Allied youth. Football. Basketball, Baseball, Gass President In athletic , he thine . Meyer. Veronica January 30 Ronny A quiet scholarly worker. Moen, Patricia September II Patty An ambitious girl and intelligent, too: liked by many, a friend so true. Mulvahill, Anne December II Mulvy Seton Hi. History Club. Defense Council. Victory Corps. Southerner Pretty and most agreeable. Nelson, Esther April 2 Toots” Christian Fellowship Seemingly quiet, but oh. my I Nelson, Jeanette June 19 Dick Christian Fellowship Prudent, quiet, and always right. Nelson. Richard June 19 Dick Hi-y. Swimming Team, Football Sever still a minute. Newton, Gloria September 18 lelo Blue Tri Time, tide, and Gloria wait for no man. Norrbom, Donald January 12 Knobby Hi-y Men of few words are the best men. I' ( I C24 3

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