South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Kenneth O. Pearson Kenny The lite of any party. 40' .Qs Shakes hands, and eats hearty. Leland Pearson Lee So like his twin brother You ean't tell one from t'other. Doris Peterson Peter She's cute, sweet, and small Adored by all. Ed Peterson Pete Sleeping is his greatest joy, But when awake, he's a iolly boy. Doris Povsha Pop Eyes of brown Dispel a frown. John D. Pritchard Shorty l-lis head in the clouds brings down a blizzard, ln basketball he is a wizard. Phyllis Russell Fizzel A light heart ls a good start. Robert Satwako Bob Popular Bobg l-le's right on tne rob. Donna Schwartz Donnie Her friends are many, l-ler foes-are there any? Shirley Seibert Sy Bright and really sweet, Her lriendshio's a treat. r i Nancy Sirotiak Nance Lively and eleverl ls she ever! James Sjordal 'Jim A leader with looks And good at his books. I JANUARY CLASS Betty Osgard Ozzie' Eugene Palmer Gene With smiles and laughter over- His ambitions mighty high: flowing Merely to fly and conquer the The kind oi gal we enjoy know- I sky! ing. Elaine Overlid 'llzlop' Vivian Pape Pape Fora girl who wears a smile, Dreamy eyes and capable We would always walk a mile. hands: She'll make musie in many lands. LaVerne Paul Sherwood Paulson Pauls A little miss sweet and fair, Good things in lite will be her share. lnez Paulson A girl we all admire, Of her we never tire. Earl Seubert ' Soobert His camera is his third eye, And he's an all-around good SUV' 'Priscilla Shean Pedro Good sport, and full of turi, Only one like her under the sun. Meredith Skarin Style plus brain And boys in her train. Meredy Marilyn Smith Feminine wiles, and lovely smiles Will take her many, many miles. 'lsmrityu , Q nf Reserved though he be, l-le's good Company. Harold Payette In the band l-le's simply grand. Leonard Pearson Lenny l-le and Lee are sure to sue- eeed. t Let's pull together, is their creed. Eloise Pederson Elly Light of heart, quick of step, l-lere's a girl that's full of pep. Gordon Peterson Gordie Sincerity and determination, Both have won our admiration. Dick Pollock l-le's the good-matured kind, That is hard to find. Donna Ramstad Your dream is sure to come true, I Joy and sueeess we all wish you. James Rocksted Rocky His charm we ean't forget The friendliest smile that we've seen yet. Betty Satherlie Lee Vivaeious, audacious, loqua- eious. Sally Schurstein Sal We like to see her smile, Showing dimples all the while.

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JANUARY CLASS Kathleen Lawler Katy A iolly pal, a keen kid too, Always willing a favor to do. Donald Lenmark Lennie Hisylaughter comes from real l0Yr , Srnall, but lust a peach of a boy. Betty Ann Linner Merry, pretty, sweet, Her laugh is a treat. Marion Lundstrom Marnie A girl worth while, A word and a srrrile. Lois McDonald Pretty witty, industrious too, A real good kio, excelled by few. Shirley Melhus Shirl Her charm and dignity Will linger in our nnernory. lrene Moberg Moe A likeable girl, a real pal, lt's nice to be around this gal. Hildegarde Mortensen 'll-liyi Mighty nice and plenty sweet, A personality hard to beat. 'Eva Lu Nelson Tezzie Sweet and smartfa student rare, One with whom few can com- pare, Gladys Nelson Satchel She gets what she goes after, Full of pep and lun and laugh- ter. Joseph Norrbohm 'Joel' l-le's always iokrng, corne what FUGY, Sorrow and trouble, go away! Dorothy Nyberg Swede Full ot fun, full of glee, Always as happy as she can be, Marguerite Lind Peg She's peppy, tunnyg We think she's a honey. Donald Lindquist llpete For Pete's sake Give the navy a break. Patricia Mach Pattie When work and play clash, Let work go srnash. Jack Maxwell A carefree boy Whom we enjoy. Max Harold Mikwold At Micky on skis We never sneeze. 'irviaeiyii Vivian Miller ln work and fun, Her tasks are done, Delores Nelson Dee True to the core With friends galore. W 5 AJ' V ia! . ,B Doris Nelson Clever, attractive, not too tall, A girl worth knowing, likeo by all. Richard Newstrom Dick Dick is willing to do his partg A lad who's friendly, good at heart. Stanley Noreen Stan Dark and handsome, awfully nice, No gal can keep frorn looking twice, James Nyclclemoe Nicky Tall and blonde with eyes of blue That twinkle rnerrily at you. Betty Lou Olson Beverly Olson Bev Peaches and crearn complexion Will win this cutie much attec' tion. Emily Olson Em A swell kid, we adrnit, Snappy, sweet, and full ol wit, Joyce P. Olson Joey Merry srnile and pretty' rnouth. She'll be surely rnissed at South. Margaret Olson Muggs' A girl who's iull of laugnter W.ll live happily ever after. Full of cheer and zest, Betty's among the best. Gladys Olson Blondie A capable girl-and can she talkl There's no task at which she'll balk. Joyce M. Olson Mitzie This young Miss with eyes ot blue Will find her wishes have corene true. Marion Olson Quiet, lovable, and sweet, Surely a pleasant girl to merit. 'Robert Olson Bob In studies he does excel, And also rninds his rnanners E141 well.

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JANUARY CLASS Helen Solmonson Sam Jollity's her middle name, She treats everyone the same. 'Helen Storm Stormy She has a brain That will lead her to tame. Erla Swanson A maid ot undisputed worth, Carefree, cute, and tull ot mirth. Gloria Swanson May Happy, with a charming smile That keeps us smiling all the while. Roland Swanson Ronnie l-le's chuck full ot iun, With a grin for everyone. Lenore Thurik Lennie Quiet, reserved, a little shy, Yet she shines like a star on high. Eileen Urness Lena Able, triendly, and dernure She's a good sport, that is sure, H. Clement Victorian Clem Clcm's grin is always wide, A reliable guy he is, beside, La Vera Williams V A pretty gypsy, she, And nice as she can loe. 'Harold Williamson Willy Brilliant mind, sweet disposi- tion, He'll go far as a musician. Marie Swansick You'll never see I A girl as sweet as our Marie. Dot 'Dorothy Swanson lntelligenee is her best trait, Her wit we all appreciate, Gloria Swanson Glory Clever, happy, peppy too: Great things we're sure she will Lily Swanson Clouds that may abound, Disappear when she's around. 'n Memoriam TO D O N With a happy grin on your tace, And a whistled tune in the air, You gaily strolled through lite, With a happy spirit, rare. And still, we knew you best As a leader, loyal, true: A friend in need, a triend, indeed, , Gods blessing, dear Don, on you! l -Roger Williams DONALD HOLST E161 ride. 'Donna Ticknor Ticker Sweet as honey, Gay, and funny, Rosemary Tolletson Rosie Looking on the sunny side, Make lite's jaunt one long joy- 'William Watson Bill A Will that finds a way. l-le'II go places some fine day, Patricia Weisman Pat Best in quality, With some trivolity. Betty Winkler Winky A blue-eyed blonde, with charming smile That would a heart of strong bc- guile. Allen Witt Water-boy We've been told, I He's worth his height in gold. The following members ot the January class did not have Kenneth Baran Harold Carlson Carl Christianson John Cleveland Robert Coons Nyland Eichorn Daniel Graff Franlt Halvorson James C. Horris their pictures taken Herbert lsakson Kenneth E. Larson Thomas McDermott Claude F. McGinnis Arthur R. Nelson Robert J. Ness Jack W. Pieper Walter K. Powers Lawrence Swirtz