South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SCHOOL PERSONNEL PRINCIPAL: SOCIAL STUDIES: INDUSTRIAL: Samuel O. Severson DEANS OF BOYS: Carl E. Lundin-Veterans Hosea Osterhus DEAN OF GIRLS: Elizabeth G. Robinson VISITING TEACHER: Harriet E. Wahlgren NURSE: Mrs. Verna A. Long CLERKS: Marjorie A. Anderson Irene L. Hovanetz Mrs. Dorothy Prichard Mrs. Edith C. Smith ENGLISH: Lavella M. Bremer Mrs. Helen B. Byerly Louise S. Drage Mrs. Gertrude H. Elliff Harlan Halverson Mrs. Helen H. Heggen Nora V. Jacobsen Lisbeth S. Jensen Wesley J. Kelly Mrs. Edna N. Kirlcham Louise L. Klohn Alvilda P. Lere Helen A. Lund Rose M. Muclcley John Rusinlco Mrs. Dorothy L. Trow Mrs. Burnita H. Buclcman Mary A. Gorgen Ann Elora Guy Mrs. Emma B. llla Katherine E. Lane Luther G. Mona Marion M. Robinson Martin Schey Grace l. Smith George C. Swarstad Harriet Ulland FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Signe D. Bostrom lSpan.l ART: Ole A. Anderson Carl J. Buclcman Eugene T. Farley Rudolph F. Kogl Donald Evans HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Florence R. Benner Leona H. Gnade Mrs. Elvira Machula Harriet S. Niles Laura M.. Petersen lNorsel Esther L- Frazier Mrs. Ruth W. Peterson lSwed.l Mrs. Elizabeth R. Roll lLat.l MATHEMATICS: Frances M. Brossard Lura E. Marchant Franlr S. Morse Stanley L. Nelson Oscar E. Pederson Delmar E. Walmer SCIENCE: Evelyn M. Bruce Delbert N. Nyholm Jarvis M. Partridge Evelyn M. Peterson Arthur V. Storm MUSIC: Henry E. Griebenow Arthur J. Lawrence PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Lester S. Bernard John Henderson Mrs. Mabel C. Tangen Dorothy G. Tenney LIBRARIAN: Lois C. Davidson Mrs. Eva Wilson Mrs. Mona Burgher COMMERCIAL: LUNCHROQM: Elizabeth B- B aY Mrs. Carmaleta Gunderson Alma B. Cagley Mrs. Edith W. Kirch Marcia M. Lesh JANITOR-ENGINEER: Mabel J. Olsen E6 II J. Walter Monahan

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FOREWGRD The class ot i946 has lived through the hardships ot the most de- structive war the world has ever witnessed. The war had-i-tsintluence upon school lite as well as society in general. Schools had to face new problems and hardships. You did your part well. l commend you tor your taithtulness and dili- gence. South l-ligh School, in order to tultill its mission tor war prepared- ness, operated around the clock. Almost titteen hundred sons ot South answered the call to service. Over a hundred ot these laid down their lives. Now the picture is changing. You who have worked so faithfully during the war must join atter graduation the legion to aid in the reconversion era. Young America, arise to the new call - call to conquer new realms. These realms may be right before your eyes and are awaiting you. They challenge all your latent energies. Be ever ready to meet this challenge without pro- crastination. Remember the task ot today must be done today: it cannot be done tomorrow. Let each day be the epitome ot a lite of endeavor. We sow today that which we shall later reap. Today's seed ot diligent work, taithtul service, unseltish endeavor and loving kindness will blossom abun- dantly and gloriously on the morrow. The saying In a today walks a tomorrow contains more prose than poetry. Smead 0. Seamm

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ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT E. Robrnson, C. Lundin, M. Anderson E. Srnlfn, V. Long, H. Ostcrhus. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 4 L. Dragc, E. Kirkham, R. Muckfcy SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT B. B. Buckman, L. Mona, G. Swarstad rnson, K. Lane, H. Ul4and. MUSIC, ART AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENTS E. Frazier, R. Mudcfcy, A. Lawrence R. Peterson, E. RON, Ranks, S. Bostrom H. Grrcbcnow, A. Lcre. L71 I. Hovcnctz, H. Wahlgren, P. Prichard, Mead, D. Trow, W. KeHy, N. Jacob- scn, L. Brcrncr, E. Roll, H. Bycrly, G. Ellrff, H. Lund, E. Jensen, A. Lara. G. Smith, E. Guy, M. Gorgen. K, Rob-