South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

J. E lou Vitr VOLUME XXXVII PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS 4 VUe flmeteen tfwiif- TIGER STAFF JANUARY RUBY BJORKLUND JOAN GRONVALL ORLIN WICKS JOHN BJOIN JUNE JOAN ENGDAHL GERTRUDE STOLPE JOHN TUSHIE JOHN LA FRANCE JOAN KRAUS ADVISERS MARY GORGEN STANLEY NELSON AUDREE RITTENHOUSE ARTHUR LAWRENCE 7 HE 1947 graduating classes of South High School respectfully dedicate the Tiger to Mr. Harry H. Maass, who at the close of his first year as principal of South, has enriched the life of the students and of the school. fy(M£MWul James Garfield, 20th President of the United States once said, Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither freedom nor justice can be maintained. At no time in our history has the ordinary American, whether child, youth, or adult been so vitally concerned with the problems of society as he is today. The greatest of all these problems is the establishment of peace, order and security. This, in the words of President Garfield can be maintained only by education. Upon your shoulders then, the boys and girls of our school today, is laid the responsibility of the world of tomorrow. Your understanding, your attitudes. your cooperation, your ideals of citizenship and democracy will determine the kind of world that you are going to live in. Students of South High School, you cannot escape this challenge today in your daily life. The ideals for which our brothers and sisters, fathers and mothers fought in the last World War must not be forgotten. Your participation in the activities here exemplifies your hearty cooperation in the fulfillment of this, your challenge. Since we, however, cannot be satisfied with this alone, we invite and urge all of you to further the truly democratic way of life here at South. Enjoy with me the pages of this book as they unfold examples of your past record and plan with me for our future here in this school, in this community, in this state and nation, and in the world that now knocks at our door. PRINCIPAL H. H. M A A S S SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL 1892-1947 OFFICE STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT E. ROBINSON Dean of Girls V. A. LONG Nur� e V. K. BENNIS Clerk H. WAHLGREN Visiting Teacher C. PRICHARD Clerk M. A. ANDERSON C. LUNDIN E. C. SMITH Attendance Clerk Dcon of Boy Chief Clerk H. HURD W. KEllX C. RICHARDS E. JENSEN H. LUND C. SAXBX N. JACOBSEN E. ROLL L BREMER E. KIRKHAM F BERTELSEN W. MEAD ENGLISH DEPARTMENT R. MUCKLEy L. KAUS L. JENSEN A. LERE H. ByERLy MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT R. ANDERSON L. MARCHANT F. MORSE O. PETERSON S. NELSON iU SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. MONA M. SHE H. OSTERHUS W. HERKAl G. SWARSTED B. BUCKMAN E. Guy R. PETERSON K. LANE H. ULLANO G. SMITH E. IlLA M. ROBINSON M. GORGEN COACHES w. KEiiy C. BUCKMAN Safely Ed. S. NELSON Tennis R. KOGL Football W. HERKAL Football G. SWARSTED Goll H. OSTERHUS W. MEAD L. BERNARD L. MONA J. SULLIVAN Hockey Faculty Adviter Football Track Basketball Swimming COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT A. CAGLEy E. BRAy E. KIRCH —Not in Picture— M. LESH M. OLSON R. MUCKLEY Goman E ROLL Latin R. PETERSON Swedish S. BOSTROM Sponith A. LERE Spanish Not in Picture— L. PETERSON Nor e FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT E. BRUCE Biology E. PETERSON Botany A. STORM Botany 0 NYHOLM Phytic Not in Picture— J. PARTRIDGE Chemistry ' GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT H. NILES Clothing L. GNADE Clothing F. BENNER Food E. DAVIS Food A. LAWRENCE Band and Orchestra A. RITTENHOUSE Art M. BURGHER Librarian L. OAVIOSON Chief Librarion E FRAZIER Art MUSIC, ART, AND LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT L. BARNARD ). HENDERSON M. TANGEN D F. TENNEy J. SULLIVAN Machine R. KOGL Drafting E. FARLEY Woodwork O. ANDERSON Machine C. BUCHMAN Mechanical Growing c 101 In Memoriam JARVIS MONTGOMERY PARTRIDGE Oct. 1882 1947. Feb. 7 His scholastic accomplishments bore testimony to his brilliant mind. Many students have left South with a well founded knowledge of elementary chemistry, due to his constant desire to do a thorough job of teaching. He expected sincere and honest effort on the part of his pupils, for he firmly believed that it meant hard and close work to get the most out of an education. Imprints of this philosophy will show themselves in human actions over many years and in widely scattered places. The world is better for his having lived among us. ARTHUR V. STORM JARVIS MONTGOMERY PARTRIDGE — SOUTH HIGH IWI-IM7 ALMA MATER — Harrison Collins, '08 When Alma Mater calls her sons to Old South High, They rally 'round her mighty throne from far and nigh; Her blazing banners gleam aloft with orange flame, Her sons adore her. stand before her. cheering forth her name. Though years will come when we are gone from Old South High, They ne'er will take a loyal heart from old South High; Though silent time steals fast upon us love is young, In spite of years, of foes and fears, thy praises shall be sung. Chorus: Alma Mater true, All our hearts imbue With a love for thee that cannot die. And we'll dare to do, Alma Mater true, As should all good sons of Old South High. CUD JANUARY SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS MRS. HAGEN MISS SMITH MISS M. ROBINSON MR. MORSE JANUARY TIGER STAFF Top Row: 0. Conlow. G. Cantwell, 8. Nelson, C. Huscby, J. Osteiberg, R. Tushie, I. KottVe, I. Richardson, 8. Hcd. R. tedin, R. Streeter. Middle Row: L. French, D. Johnson. J. McMillcr, M. Church. R. Kroll. J. Alstad. A. Iverson. F. Lundgren. S. Morgen, I. McCabe. Bottom Row: E. Martin. O. Wicks, K. Oien, J. Engdahl. R. Bjoiklund, J. 8join, A. Noyes, V. Bcrgquist. TIGER TALES n 12 d r JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: Robert E. Fa gen. Joanne M. McMillcr. Lloyd R. Kottfce. Beverley A. Honson, Trevor N. Davit. Bottom Row: Sherwin P. Lebewitr. Jean L. Olsen, Lorraine E. Carlson. Delores E. Borman. Joan C. Gronvall. U3D ALLENSON. LORNA JEAN April 22 ••Ginger G.A.A.. H. Haven Lorna it known throughout school. She i considered by many a very rare jewel. ALLSTOP. ROBERT LOWELL April 8 Bob Quiet and hy he looks— But waitl That' two credits for the books. ALSTAD. JOYCE E. June 19 Jay Blue Tri, Hi Haven. Ti Ted. Hall Guide. Tiger Staff Class Play. Friendly, peppy—with personality over-flowing. This cute gal is well worth knowing. ANDERSON. NEIL A. October 21 Pippin Football. Track. Football Hero, track star too. Men like Pippin arc very few. ANDERSON. ROGER A. December 21 Rog A and 6 Senior Vice President. Hockey. Class Play. Rugged but right is this friendly lad. When he leaves South, we'll all be sad. ANDREWS. BETTY LOU February 4 Blondie Christion Fellowship. This girl with her golden curls. Is admired by the boys and girls. BARTKO. ALBERTHA RUTH January 5 Bert Albcrtha is noted for her quietness, Yet she’s sweet and neat of dress. BERGLAND. OLIVER J. November A Ollie Ollie is a jolly good fellow. With a soft sweet voice— called mellow. BERGQUIST. VIOLET LINNEA June 27 Vi Hi Haven. Blue Tri, Tiger Stoff. Christian Fellowship. Hall Guide. Allied Youth, Svithiod. Glee Club. Friendly, sweet, pert, and cute. With pretty red hair added to boot. BERGSETH. SEVALD June 19 A quiet well-mannered boy is he. He'll get by, it's plain to see. BJOIN, JOHN R. February 19 B.J. Hall Guide, Tiger Staff. His quiet ways and manners shy, Make him an all-around popular guy. BJORKLUND, RUBY E. October 23 Rub1 Blue Tri Chpt. Pres., G.A.A., Tiger Stoff, Christian Fellowship, Hall Guide, Hi Haven. Peppy, charming, fun, She's a gal who things done. full of gets BOLLMAN, EUGENE A. May II Gene Track. Hockey. He's rather quiet But can be a riot. BORMAN. DELORES E. January 2 Del Blue Tri, Hi Haven, Christian Fellowship, Honor Society. Tho she's small and very sweet. We know her friendship can't be beat. BOTKO. WILLARD JOHN February IS Willie Class Play Willie is a dilly. His future path will not be hilly. BRETHORST, MURIEL D. July 13 Myrt Blue Tri, Hi Haven. Ti Ted. Allied Youth. Hall Guide. Myrt. our pal will always be; Whose ambitions realized we hope to see. CANTWELL. GLORIA Y. August 24 Sunshine Blue Tri. Class Play, Tiger Staff. Hi Haven. G.A.A., Hall Guide. Friends and humor is her lead. We know in life she will succeed. CARLSON. CHARLOTTE M October 28 Chucky Blue Tn, Allied Youth. Ti Ted, Hi Haven. B Senior Treasurer, Hall Guide, Band Have you seen Chucky? Although she's tiny, and very sweet. Among all her friends, she's plenty neat. CARLSON. HAROLD R. June 21 Harry A Senior President, Cheer Leader Orchestra, Red Cross Council. Hi Hoven, Ti Ted Full of personality, vigor, and vim. For their President the clast chose him. CARLSON. LORRAINE E. November 25 Larry Honor Society. 8luc Tri. H. Haven, Ti Ted. Allied Youth. Though she's small, she's not a toy. We know she's happy with LeRoy. CHRISTIANSEN. DONALD H. May 13 Don Very tall and blond, Of him we're very fond. CHURCH. MARJORIE A. January 4 Maggie Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Tiger Staff. Clast Play, Foreign Correspondence. Cute and peppy, full of laughter. In life she'll get what she goes after. CONLOW. DIANE MARION November 29 Di 8lue Tri. Tiger Staff. Hall Guide. G.A.A. A friendly last with a brilliant mind. A gal like her •s hard to find. DAILY. WILLIAM W. April 29 Wild Bill Football, A Senior Sgt.at-Arms. He's a guy who makes life worth-while With hit friendly way and winning smile. EH 3 DAVENPORT. DOROTHY L. February I, Do Do Blue Tri. Hall Guide. A musical career is her main ambition. We're sure she'll succeed in her every mission. FLEITMAN. EDDIE October 14 Shufflctown. Smart, witty, and good in danemg. Our little Eddie will keep advancing. OAVIS. TREVOR N. June 2V Feebe” Pres. of Honor Society. Hi-Y, Hi Haven, Ti Ted. Stage Crew. Sound Crew B Senior Co-Pret.. tdito-of Southerner Hi y Book room, Allied Youth. Brains and good looks mark him the top of the class. For service and good sportsmanship none can surpass. DORAN. LOIS MAE February 27 Babe G.A.A., Silver Tri. Hi Haven. Small, neat, with lots of poise. Her best plays are without noise. FRENCH. LORRAINE E. October 21 Toofer Tiger Staff. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Hi Haven, Christian Fellowship. Allied Youth, leadership. Short, cute, happy-go-lucky. She thinks everything is just plain dueky.M GABLE. LESTER G. April 21 les Hi Y. Ti Ted. He's short, cute with a sense of humor. He’ll go far, that's no rumor. EIDSMO, HAROLD O. February 14 Harry Torch, Hi V. Student Council Trees., Football. Harry is quiet and very soft spoken, And his word is never broken. ERICKSON. VIOLET I. May IV Vi Seton Hi. Blue Tri Hi Haven, Svithiod, Choir, Glee Club. Allied youth. Her quiet ways, her friendly smile. Really makes things worth our while. EVANS. GERALD L. April 10 Jerry Hi Haven. Shy smile, chuckling laughter, He's the guy they're going after. FAGEN. ROBERT E. August 23 Bob Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. Intelligence reigns in this boy's brain. Someday we'll see him in the Hall of Fame. FALK. MARJORIE I. November 10 Marshie Blue To. Allied Youth, Hi Haven. Seton Hi. Tiger Staff. A Senior Treat. Pretty, modest, sweet as they come. Not knowing Marshie, is like knowing no one. GEPHART. WALLACE D. November 3 Wally Hi Haven, Hi Y. B senior President. Personality is the greatest asset. Along with wit, he surely hat it. GILBERTSON. LILLIAN L. March IB Toolie Christian Fellowship, Band (Majorette). Blue-eyed brunette and full of fun. Of her kind, there it only one. GRONVALL. JOAN C. January 31 G.A A., Christian Fellowship, Tiger Staff Pres, of Red Cross. Hi Haven, Blue Tri Chapter Pres. High school days without our Joan, Would be like a ring without a stone. GRUNDITZ, VIRGINIA C. February 2B Vee Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Seton Hi, Vice Pres. Allied Youth. Roses arc red, violets are blue—Vee it sweet and always true. GUREWITZ. ROSE August 23 Blue Tri Chaotcr Pres . Red Cross Sec'y., Hall Guide. Allied Youth Class Play. Friendly, classy, and very attractive. This little gal is plenty active. HACKEL, FRANCES C. October 24 Little one Blue Tri. Allied Youth. Hi Haven. Class Play. Here's a gal who's cute and gay. You'll always smile when she comes your way. HAGER. FRED H. December 17 Freda Hi Y. Football, Track. Basketball. Tall, likeable, and very pleasant. Fred seems thy but he really isn't. HALKO. ROBERT L. August I Bob Bob is verv quiet and shy, And all in all, he is one swell guy. HANSON. RICHARD EARL October V Dick Hr Haven. Class Play. He believes in fun—This and fair play makes him number one. HANSON. BEVERLEY A. July 30 lev G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Hall Guide. Pre . Allied Youth, Hi Haven. Red Cross. Class Play. With her looks and tong, She'll gather a throng. HAUGAN. LOYCE M. October 28 Looth Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Hi Haven. Christian Fellowship. Foreign Correspondence. A girl with beauty and plenty of charm, A graduate from South with heart at warm. HAUGESAG. STANFORD L. January IV Band. Orchestra. One of South High's great musicians. We know he'll earn a famed position. HEO, BEVERLY A. November 14 Bula Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Hi Haven. Ti Ted. G.A.A.. Allied Youth. Band, Tiger Staff. Class Play Committee This peppy little girl has a very big heart. We know that from South High she'll regret to depart. C 153 HEDIN. DELORES M. June JO Dec 8luc Tri. O.A.A.. Silver Tri, Band. Always cheerful, alwayt gay, A friend to ell in every way. HELD, GALE October JO Windy Bundle of knowledge ttored up in one. Thit guy' brain work hat jutt begun. HOFF. ARLENE JOXCE January 19 Stinky” Blue Tn, G.A.A., Pie . Edda. She it full of pep, alwayt in ttep. Lovely Arlene it plenty help. HOWELL. RICHARD D. June 2 Dick Football. Track. Knowing Dick t really a treat. A friendlier chap you could never meet. HUSEBy, CATHERINE E. September 24 Katie Blue Tri. Allred youth. Hi Haven. Chrittian Fellowship, Tiger Staff, Glee Club, 'Ivithiod. At a friend loyal and true, you can be ture we’ll remember you. IVERSON, AUDREy J. October 24 Aud-Jane Silver Tri, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Treaturer, Blue Tri Chap. P ct B Senior Secretary, Hi Haver. Secretary Allied Vouth, Chnttinn Fellowship, Tiger Staff, Colorguard, Oat Play Committee. A friend, that' true you all will ay. She couldn't be beat in any way. JOHNSON. ARLENE C. July 4 Lena Blue Tri. Seton HI, Hi Haven. Shoffletown, Homecoming Attendant. Chrittian Fellowship, Tiger Staff. Silver Tri, Allied youth. Hall Guide, Ice Carnival Queen. With her cute little lauoh. oretty little trmlc. Thit little latt will go many a mile. JOHNSON. DELORES A. October 24 Johnnie Blue Tri, Allied youth Treaturer. GuA.A., Ti Ted. Cute clothe , a friendly way. Being her friend turely doe pay. JOHNSON. DONNA M. January 13 Red Blue Tn. G.A.A. H. Haven Council. Ti Ted. Seton Hi, Lcade'thip. Allied youth. Tiger Staff. Southerner Rep., Oat Play Committee. Red lack not vim. vigor or pep. Among her elaumatci ever hep.” JOHNSON. GLORIA C. February 12 Seton Hi. Noon Movie . you hardly know the it ••oming down the hall. So friendly and quiet—loved by all. JOHNSON. JEAN C. October 19 Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Hi Haven. ' She't tmell in itaturc. But big of heart and tweet by nature. JOHNSON. LOIS ARLENE Augutt IS lo Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Southerner Rep, Thit cute little chick Can do the trick, and the doet it. JOHNSON. MARILVN E. October 24 Trigger y-Teent. Hall Guide. Slender, and tall, with lot of 3©od look , She it a friend to all, and a friend of book . JOHNSON. ROBERT H. July S Bob Carefree and cheerful. He contribute an earful. JOHNSON. STANLEy LeRoy June 17 Swede Hi-Haven, Clast Play. With hit blue eye and lovely blond hair. He really cautet the girl to ttarc. KELLER. LOyAL February 4 On On it quiet, and like many of the rett. Hc't always kind, iutt one of the bett. KILBURy, VIRGINIA ANN December 19 Ginny Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Hall Guide. Carefree and gay, She't alwayt that way. KITCHEN, MARy ELVA April 21 Hall Guide. In any crowd. Of Mary we’re proud. KNOKE, JEAN D. May 7 Rickie Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Red Cross. Wr are happy to speak Of thit girl to tweet. KOTTKE, LLOTD R. February IB Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Hi Haven. Orchettra. Glee Club. Hall Guide. Class Play. Musician it he. And tmart at can be. KROLL. ROMEL C. April 4 Rommel Blue Tri. Student Council, Hi Haven. Band. Of vitality and talent and xett, Thit girl it very much bletted. LAMPE. EVA MAV Augutt 12 Evic G.A.A , Blue Tri. Choir. Before you know her. you think the it quiet. But the turn out later to be a riot. LARSON. CONRAD E. May II Connie Track. Crott Country (Captain), Hi-Haven, Hall Guide. Orchestra. Class Play. Friendly, smert. with a golden voice. He gets our vote for first choice. LARSON. GLADyS E. September IS Happ” Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. Her beautiful hair the's noted for. In life's book she'll make a score. C16] LARSON. MARILYN I. June 24 Blue Tfi, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Hall Guide. Clothe both cute and clastv, Will be found on this fair iattie. LAUDERT. PETER May 24 Pete In lebor-iaving device! he believe! With the� e much work he achieve!.' LEBEWITZ. SHERWIN PAUL July 8 Sherm Orchcitta. Honor Society. With hii well known laugh and active brain, Hii name may appear in the Hall Of Fame. LEOIN. ROBERTA F. September 7 Bobbie Tiger Staff. 8lue Tri. Student Council, Allied Youth, Hi Haven, Hall Guide. She' a laughing lauic With a clauy chaille. LEE, LESLIE LEON November 18 La Before yog know him he' a little ihy. A little later, you wonder why. LELLE. JACK E. February II Lil School break up the day lol LeMAY, AUDREY JUNE June 28 Li'l Audrey Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Foreign Correspondence. Hall Guide. A likeable sal with plenty of pep, With reat delire to keep in itep. LENNANDER. WARREN R. November 17 Whitey Football. A Senior Sgt.-at-Arm . On the gridiron, Whitey doe iwell—Out in the world —may he do a well. LIFSON, GERALD November 12 Jerry” Student Council. Orchestra. Pep Band, Ti Tea. Hi Haven, Football. Popular and plenty reet, Jerry n the kind of guy we love to meet. LINDBERG, ELNA MAY May 24 lindy Glee Club. Svithiod, Chriitian Fellowship, Hi Haven, Elna enter thing with leal and lett. In future year he'll get the be t. LINDBERG. HARVEY I. December II He sometime term � hy, yet often not, Of Harvey' record we know he it on dot. LINDROOS. ARTHUR E. April 13 Art Hi Y. Hall Guide. Good to talk to, brainy and wi� e, He it ever ready to help u guy . LINDSTROM, SHIRLEY A. H. October 12 Shirl Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Red Cro . She' quiet—they � ay. But tilence doe pay. LOFDAHL. PHYLLIS C. April 14 Red 8lue Tri, Ti Ted. Hall Guide. Pretty red hair and a lovely tmile, She' ready for good fun all the while. LUNDGREN. FRITZIE J. May 30 Fr.tue Tiger Staff. Blue Tri. Hall Guide, Hi Hovcn. Cute and � weet a candy, Fritxie antwer to 'Handy Andy.' LUNNEBORG. NEALE January 7 Hi Y. Hi pertonality ha been in the knowing. A a friend worth-while, he it ever ihowing. MARS. MARILYN L. October 3 Button Hall Guide. Band, Blue Tri, Southerner Representative. You will never deny That on 'Button ' we can rely. MARTIN. ELIZABETH J. June 23 Betty Tiger Staff, Holl Guide. Tiger Representative. She' quiet and thu never loud. Through life we hope the'll tail on a cloud. MAY, JACKIE VERLE February 2, Jackie Second Band. Here' a lad who' going place . Ye� , he'll always be in good grace . McCabe, leone October 14 Hindu Tiger Staff, Hi Haven Allied Youth. Hall Guide. 8luc Tri, Chriitian Fellowship, Southerner Representative, Seton Hi, Student Council, Band. Southerner. She' like a star when In sight. Best of company and choose right. McMILLER. JOANNE M. January 12 Jo Honor Society. Foreign Correspondence. Tiger Staff. Smart and nice, a gal worth knowing, Toward the top � he i steadily going. MEYER, VIVIAN L October IT Shorty Hall Guide, Blue Tri. She’ rather thort. but not too small, To be a good sport, and play it tall. MOEN, RONALD M. November 27 Ronnie Band. Hi Haven, Hi Y. Thi lad who� e hair hat a reddish tint. Ha lovely eye with a pleasing glint MORGAN. SHIRLEY ANN November 22 Shurl Blue Tri, Hi Haven, Allied Youth, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff, Foreign Correspondence club. She' full of pep and all that stuff, Yet tometime life i full enough. 1173 NELSON. BARBARA JEAN June 17 Barb Orchestra, Blue Tri. Allied Youth. Hall Guide. Southerner Staff. Tiger Staff. Southerner Rep. She's guided by the Golden Rule, Her life made happy here at school. NEWTON. RICHARD L. October 21 Newt Hall Guide, Hi V, Hi Haven. Newt it fun. although reserved; Hit popularity is well deserved. NIELSEN. MARION A. May 7 Hall Guide. Tijer Staff. Blue Tri, Hi Haven, Student Council. Southerner Representative. Red Cross Representative, Class Play. Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and gay—Out in this -orld her wit will pay. NOYES, ANTHONY BIDE November 2 Tony” Southerner Staff. Tiger Staff. Hi Haven. Cioss Country. He's happy and a very smart lad. You'll never find that Tony's sad. NUSTVOLD, GERALDINE E. November I Gerry Blue Tri. Allied Youth, Band. Cute, not too tall. And a wonderful friend to all. NYBERG, VERNON B. June 24 Vein English is the subject—'To pass or not to pass,' When he really starts to go—just watch him 'step on the gas.' NYLANDER. MERLE L. May 2S Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Scion Hi. Southerner Staff. Always laughing, always gay. But really sweet in every way. ODASH. EUGENE L. June 4 Oogeeme' Souadron leader. Sing and splash. With Eugene Odash. OIEN. KENNETH B. February 23 “Red Hall Guide. T.aer Staff, Hi Y. Hi Haven. Red Cross, Class Play. Tall, stately, a well built youth, A wonderful friend is all in truth. OLSEN. DONALD R. September I Ols Hi Y, Wrestling. Nice and charming, oh. so keen. You'll always find him, for he is in the scene. OLSEN. JEAN LOIS June It Ole ' A Senior Secretary. Blue Tri. Hall Guide, Honor Society. With her personality, pep. and seal. This slender gal really has appeal. OLSON. MARLYS C. January 12 Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Allied Youth, Hi-Haven, Class Play. Small, classy, turn, and neat; She's a gal you'll want to meet. OLSON. WARREN OLIVER April 14 Ole- Football, Band. Tall, nice dresser, full of fun; He's a good pal to every one. OSTERBERG. JEAN KARYL November 8 Po'kchop Blue Tri. Hi Haven. Hall Guide, Tiger Staff, Christian Fellowship. We call her 'Po'kchop.' this peppr g«l. She's cute and sweet, a really fine pal.' PETERSON. BERNICE October 24 Pete Blue Tri. Scton Hi. Allied Youth. Hall Guide, Hi Haven. “She's sugar and spice; And everything nice. PETERSON. PHYLLIS C. December 24 Pete1 Blue Tri, Allied Youth Christian Fellowship, Red Cross. Student Council. A right sweet gal is our Miss Pete, And really one whom all should meet. PHERSON. WILLIAM J. July I Willy Hi Y. Allied Youth. Hi Haven. Ti Ted, Hall Guide. Class Play. With curly hair and a taking smile. Willy's ways make life worth while. PHILLIPS. DANIEL PHILIP April 24 Dan Tiger Staff, Band. Allied Youth. Christian Fellowship, Class Play. A likeable guy and a wonderful friend. Unselfish-considerate to the end. PRESTON. THOMAS G. July 4 Tommy Hi Y, Football, Baseball. Boxing. Tommy Preston, our football star, Is the finest companion, way beyond par. REINECK, DOROTHY L. April 4 Dode Scton Hi, Blue Tri, Red Cross. Personality, charm, and grace, Glamorise Dorothy every place. RENDAHL. RICHARD H. May 24 Dick Here's a boy with nice blond hair. Which oft times causes girls to glare. RESHETAR. DONALD S. October 2t Rush Student Council. H. Y, Football, Track, Hi Haven, Allied Youth, Class Play. A great athlete and a friend it's true. When you leave, all South will miss you. RICHARDSON. LORRAYNE December 7 Lolly Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Hi Haven. Tiger Staff, G.A.A., Hall Guide, Band, Class Play. Ambitious, carefree, always gay, Lolly's Jokes come once a day. ROEGLIN, GERMAINE M. January 10 Gerry Blue Tri, Hall Guide. A charming girl, a pleasant smile. Really a friend most worth while. cm SADOFF. MICHAEL May U “Mike” Hi y. Football. Track. Claw Play. A mighty speaker he has proved to be. For kim a commentator's role � e see.” SCHENDEL. CHARLEEN A. February • “Chucky G.A.A., Ckriitian Fellowship. Blue Tri, Allied youth. Small and neat is our gal Ckucky, Knowing ker makes us very lucky.” SCRIBNER, DONALD R. February 17 Don Even if Don seems quiet at fi st. When really you know kim, you'll appreciate kis mirth. SEVERSON. SHIRLEy M. December S “Lee She's quiet, cute, and ok so nice. She's a girl who's sugar and spice. SIMONSON. JAMES O. March 20 Hall Guide He's quiet and sky—but has what it takes. To be a leader among classmates. SMITH. NANCy G. January 10 Bille” GA.A., Christian Fellowship. Leadership, Allied youth. She's sweet and kind and plenty cute, Her clothes arc very strictly. 'loot.' STANKO, ELEANOR H. August 2J Stinky Blue Tri Seton Hi. Hall Guide, Red Cross. Always pleasant, always neat. One of the best—|ust can't be beat.” STENE. NANCV L. August 10 Christian Fellowship, Cheerleader. Maiorctte. Peppy and gay is this little lass, Society's gain: South High's loss. I STOCKE. ROGER A. October 22 Hi y. Good to look at but kind of shy. An engineer for this swell guy. STREETER. ROBERT G. October 21 Bob” Hi Haven, Hi 7. Orchestra, Allied youth. Tiger Staff, Hall Guide, Class Play Personality plus a winning way. To work with him—a pleasure all day.” STRUNK. RICHARD D August 2S Dick Tall, good manners, radiates fun. Plays the game square, with everyone. SWENSEN. RUTH RAE May 15 Ruthic Quiet, shy, and always polite. When this gal's around it's always a delight. SWENSON. JOHN F. August 13 Slugger Tall, dark and handsome is this mate. No plugging or slugging to get a date. TORKELSON. DONNA M. December II Torfcie Hall Guide, Southerner Rep., Blue Tri. Allied youth. G-A.A. Torkie—a girl with a personality smile. Is truly a friend well worth while. TUSHIE. ROBERT E. June IB Bob' Hi Haven, Tiger Staff. Student Council. Class Play. Cares or worries has he none, but Radiates a generous share of wit and UDEN. LOIS ANN November A “Loey Hall Guide. Student Council. Tiger Staff. Hi Haven, Blue Tri, Red Cross. Foreign Correspondence. Shy little lass With plenty of class. VAUGHN. FRED JAMES February IS Freddie Red Cross. Football. This vet who escells in sport of ball. Is courteous, kind and ready at call. WHEELER. BEVERLV J. August 3 Bev Blue Tri, Allied youth. Cheerleader. Hi Haven, Color Guard, Flag Twirlcr, Hall Guide. Not too serious, not too gay. She hits the happy medium in a glowing way. WICKS. ORLIN L. February 10 Babe Hi Haven. Tiger Staff. Red Cross. Hi y. Band. A tall, friendly, happy lad. A worker for Tiger and South to add. WINSTON. VERA A. April 24 “Minnie Mouse She's friendly, humorous, and smart, Vera's off to a shining start. WOODWARD. DELORES F. March I Done Blue Tri. Allied youth, Hall Guide, Ti Ted. Done is charming and has a winning smile. Which proves her company to be well worth while.' CHRISTOPHERSON, KEN. L. Credits completed in service. ARMED SERVICE GRADUATES Griffith Arnold. Gerald R. Blcckingcr, Roy O. Carlson, Kenneth L Chnstopherson, Eugene E. Ekstrand, Douglas G. Farrell, Bervin Gregerson. Richard E. Hagford, Lyle J. Herrmann. Clyde R. Johnson Norman E. Johnson. Ross W. Johnson, Willard R. Lewis. John W. Maificld, Robert H. Nordm, Richard C. Oliver, Waldon R. Osberg. Raymond G. Ostrom, Hilmcr Person, Fred Peterson. Robert D. Shoop. Donald M. Skordahl, Clarence A. Swenson Jr., Ralph Tangen, Howard C. Thorson, Leroy A. Vann, Lowell D. Van Vlech Z191 JUNE CLASS ADVISORS E. PETERSON R. KOGL G. SMITH F. MORSE H. LUND H. NILES JUNE TIGER STAFF Top Row: M. Herman. 0. Collet, 8. Hennington, E. Gamec. Middle Row: J. Turnberg, J. Miller, . Sandberg, A. Johnson. Bottom Row: G. Stolpe, J. Tushie, J. Engdahl, J. laFrancc, J. Kraus. C20] JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice Pres. J. Styba D. Warren Secretary Treasurer E. Gamcc P. Dicks Sergcantat-Arms A. Berger T. Gactke valedictorian DONALD WOODLEY SALUTATORIAN SHIRLEY NELSON Top Row: D. Woodley, S. Nelson, C. Eyres. E. Gamcc, C. Colby. E. Larson, J. Williams. Second Row: J. Engdahl, J. Sandberg, L. Kerr, S. Clausen, S. Nordccn, B. Henningsen. Third Row; P. Chevalier, J. Feuk. S. Engclstad, E. Halverson, K. Wistrom, C. Brvchcr. AUTZ. ARDELLE MAE May 10 Archy” She may be thy, but the it lull of fun, A true blue friend of every one. ANDERSON, ERLA I. October 10 B |a She't quiet end tweet but friendly, too. To act to know her it up to you. ANDERSON. HOWARD V. Mey II Howie Football. Track, Band, Hi- , HiHaven A Track and football tter without denial. He'll always win with hit flashing tmile. ANDERSON. JOYCE S. February I Joyce A friend in need. It a friend indeed. AXELSON. JOYCE MARIE May 14 llottom Blue Tri. Student Council. A girl with a lovely tpcaking voice. Who among the boyt hat flrtt choice. BACHER. YVONNE C. November 23 Bonnie An all around pal, A likeable gal. BEACH. ARLYNE RUTH MarcN 4 Blue Tri. Glee Club. Thu little girl it Arlyne Beach. No one knowt what heightt she’ll reach. BERGER. ALLAN JOHN May JO Al Hi-Y, Track. Band, Crott Country. Allan Berger it hit name. With thote cyct. He'll tec fame. BERING. JEAN C. March 4 Bubblct Blue Tri. Thit trim lau with dark brown cyct, It one to tweet to idolttc! BUJARSKI. BERNICE C. September 13 Bcrnic Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Southerner Staff. Red Crott. G.A.A. When you want a reipontiblc Girl, Call on Bemic' caute the't a 'pearl.' BLOMOUIST. CALVIN B. October 7 Cal Track, Crott Country, Hi-Y All School Vice President. 8and, Hi-Haven, Red Crott. Full of fun it thit announcer A pcnonality—South it glad to tpontor. BOOTH. GLORIA F. September 22 Boott Blue Tri, G.A.A. “A lover of mutic both new and old, It'i her intpiration to we arc told. BORGEN. ALFRED September 7 Al Muscular, athletic, full of fun, 'Al' it at twcll at they come. BOSQUEZ, GUADALUPE M. November 12 Lupc Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Southerner Staff. Red Crott, G.A.A. Lupc it our Mexican queen; On her, everyone it keen. BRUCHER. CATHERINE R. September 4 Katie Band. With quiet wayt and manner thy, But ever alert to reason why. BRUDER. ROBERT OLAF September 7 Bob Hi Haven. Hi-Y. Hc't quiet and thy But a one twell guy. BRYANT. SHIRLEY J. January II Shir! Blue Tri. Seton Hi. Allied Youth. Here it a lovely girl with lovely hair. And a friendly tmile a gift to rare. BURSETH, BEVERLY E. May 13 Bev Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Band. Thit cute little trick it on cverybody't litt. Her pleating wayt will certainly be muted. BURTON. DON April 24 Donnie “One twell fellow, who it fun to know—For with him all it a glow. CALDWELL. PAUL S. November 30 A friendly tmile from a pleatant h d. Talkative Paul gets our bid. CALLAHAN. MARJORIE A. September 7 Margie 8!ue Tri, Advertiting Manager of Southerner. About thit girl much can be taid, Shc't friendly, cute, and hat a lovely red head.' CARLING. HARVEY G. February 22 Harv Red Crott Rep. Our Harvey Carling it Ohl to charming. CARLSON. ALLEN A. April 10 Swede Cheerleader. Allied Youth, Homecoming King. With loadt of personality 'Swede' it of dancing fame. One who it nice to know— Yet, we're glad to South, you came. CARLSON. BEVERLY ANN October 4 Bev Clever, attractive not too tall, Her winning wayt make friendt of all. C 22 3 CARLSON, BEVERiy MAE September 21 lev Silver Tri. A grand girl with much charm. We know to her will come no harm. CARLSON. LaVERNE JEANE November 4 Vernie' Seton Hi Hue Tn, Silver Tri, Hi-Haven, Chrittian Fellowship, Glee Club. Tall and slender in a willowy way. Time ipent with her it very gey. CARR. HALE DOUGLAS September II Doug Band. Tiger Staff. A tall, and peppy lad. Hu leaving South make othert tad. CHARLAND. DONALD July IS Charley Hi-Haven. Golf Team. Don it the ipark of South' golf team; At this sport, hc'i on the beam. CHASE. CATHERINE E. November 14 Krtty Blue Tri. Happy-go-lucky it the. Full of fun wherever the may be. CHASE. ROSEMARY H. May 2$ Roiic Blue Tri, G.A.A. Ambition hat her by the hand, She will climb to fame by tea or land. CHEVALIER. PATRICIA ANN May I Pat” Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross. Thit French madcmoitellc. Hat more than lookt at you can tell. CHOVANECK. MILDRED A. March 10 Milly Seton Hi. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Hi-Haven. Southerner Repr., Defense Council. Happy-go-lucky and gay She'll have many a happy day. CHRISTIANSON. BETTy LOU October I Chrit Cheery, bright, alluring, Betty's pretence kcept ut whirling. CLAUSEN. SHIRLEy ANNE December 4 Shirl Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. Seton Hi. Light at heart and Just at tweet. To know Shirley it a treat. COLBy. CATHRyN C. Auguit 10 Red Silver Tri Blue Tii, Honor Society Red Cron, Foreign Correspondence. There's a little mischief dancing in her laughing Irish cyct, Atk any boy who knows her if the doesn't bring him tight. COLLET. DcLORIES M. “ December 4 Honey Fathion Editor of Southerner. Foreign Correspondence, Tiger Staff, Seton Hi, Allied youth. Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Red Cost Repr. A stately model, at you can tee—And Mrt. Todd the'll always be. COOLEy, EUGENE F. October JO Gene Band. Thit dark-eyed young man by name of 'Gene' ft always alert and on the tcene. COOPER. JOPCE ELAINE May 12 Smokic Blue Tri. Peppy and full of fun— 'Smokic it always on the run. CRONIN. DONNA September II Irish Co-Editor of Southerner, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A . Foreign Correspondence, Hall Guide, Hi-Haven, Student Council, Red Cross. Allied youth. A lively girl, much to admire; Charmingly impish, to heights will aspire. CUMMINGS. MARCELLA I. June JO Mercy Blue Tri. A girl with a happy, cheerful nature. Who it snort but only in stature. DAHL, CAROL LORRAINE November t Sucrik Blue Tn Pres G.A.A Sec . Glee Club. Orchestra. Hi-Haven. Carol it the redhead we never will forget. She's at the top of our list; on that I'm sure to bet. OAHL. JOyCE ELAINE April 17 Joy Allied youth. Ambition for a worthwhile task, When school it done, it all I ask.' DEPPA, AUDREy ANN November It Aud Blue Tri. If you want to laugh, her infectious grin—will get you fun and much of frolickinl DctMARAIS, ARLENE MARIE March I Frenchie Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Allied youth. Lott of fun keeps her in a whirl. Come to her party and watch her twirl. DICKS. PATRICIA IRENE January 10 Patty Honor Society. Seton Hi. Blue Tri, Allied youth. Business Manager of Southerner, Co-editor of Senior Evtra. Treat, of Honor Society. A smart girl who's personality it pleating— She it noted for service and her delightful teasing. DINGMAN. DONALD L. October 24 Don His brown, wavy hair it very rareI DONNELLy. PATRICK A, September 2 Pat 'Pat' is everybody's friend. We can trust him to the end. DRIVER. BETTY J. January 7 Boeptey Blue Tri, Allied Youth. Full of fun and very polite When ‘Booptic't around, it's a delight. C23] EDLUND. ANNA MAE July 4 Eddie Blue Tri, G.A.A. Leadership. Clever with clothing end very neet, Her kind of e person it a pleasure to meet. EKLUND, SHIRLEY ANN July 21 Shirt Bond. Blue Tn, Scton Hi. Southerner Staff. Her eyes are blue her conduct admired, For everywhere her presence is desired. ENGDAHL. JOAN L. November 20 Joanic Blue Tri Allied Youth. Vice Pres., of Honor Society, Editor of Tiger. Hall Guide, Scion Hi. Defense Council. This smart little trick is on everyone's list. The gleam in her eye is a bit of moon-mist.” ENGELSTAD, SHIRLEY B. August 8 Suky Blue Tri G.A.A.. Allied Youth, Honor Society. Leadership. With light blonde hair we will note—That for this slick-chick we'll cast our vote. ERLOUGHER, JOYCE A. October 4 Ergie Blue Tri, Student Council, Allied Youth, Glee Club, Choir, Tiger Artist. She is full of spunk, with lots of pep. With all the crowd she's right in step. ERUM, HAZEL IVY March 14 Hatcy Scton Hi, Blue Tri, Hi-Haven. Joyous, gay. and sweet it she. The best companion that can be. EVANS. MARY G. March 2S Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Red Cross. A girl who’s friendship it strong and true, You'll like her, and she'll like you, too. EWING. CLARENCE LEWIS March 24 Butch Hi-Haven, Band. To worry it folly, So let us be jolly. EYRSE, CAROLINE M. April l| Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Honor Society. Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff. With a gift of gab and long blonde hair, That's our gal— Caroline Eyrte. FELOSTEIN. CHARLOTTE C. March 4 Char You can tell her by her friendly air. Her twinkling eyes and jet black hair. FEUK. JOHN WARREN November II Track, Cross-Country, Tiger Staff. Hi-Y. Honor Society. He stars in track—this personable young man. With nim—on brains there it no ban. FLAHERTY, JOAN B. March II Torchy Blue Tri, G.A.A., Leadership. Allied Youth. Happy-go-lucky—a very true friend, Always willing, her help to lend. FRANK, LAWRENCE FREO February 17 Larry This fellow 'Larry' it a dancer. Hit able leading it the answer. FREEMAN. HAROLO W. June 13 Hickey Hi-Y, Band. Orchestra, Golf Team. Harold we never shall forget. No one laughs like him, I bet. FRISTEDT. WENDELL L. February 24 Hi-Hovcn. Hi-Y. With Wendell's brains. He'll go far, Lott further then hit Lake Street car. GAARDER. KENNETH R. August 4 Kenny Track, Cross-Country, Hi-Y, Sportsman for Southerner, i So quiet at times but usually in 'dutch,' A friendly fellow with a humorous touch. GAETKE. TED R. February S Orchestra. Ted's our boy, he can’t be beat, Musical fingers and dancing feet. GAMEC. ELAINE D. August IT Gumps” Hi-Hoven, Blue Tri, Tiger Staff, Honor Society. Student Council, Hall Guide. Southerner Rcpr., Leadership. Defense Council. An intelligent girl is Elaine, If you know her that's your gain. GARDNER. ALICE G. August 3 Alicia Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. G.A.A Love of fun keeps her in a dither, And m this fun many arc with her. GEER. GERALDINE J. June 28 Gerry Blue Tri. G.A.A. In the center of each and every scene—Is our friend Gerry with mind so keen. GERARD. JEROME L. February 8 A very nice guy, Ohl if only he weren't so shy. GLOEGE. RICHARD E. August 24 Gloege Banking Repr., Student Council. Quiet, thoughtful, loyal, too, We wish success to come to you. GOODMAN, JOANNE F. October 30 Joe Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. Southerner Rcpr. Her sparkling eyes, Catch all the guys.’1 GORES. RAYMOND E. October 27 Ray Ray appears very shy, But is ever ready for a second try. k [20 GRAHAM, ROLAND D. May 12 Roily Hi-Y, Band. A pal good and true, Boy� like him arc few. GRANOS. MELVIN N. March 14 Mel Banking Rcpr., Defense Council. Southerner Rcpr. To be helpful it his aim. Some d y he'll reach the height of fame. GRUVER. LORRAINE E. September 27 Ranny 8luc Tri. Hi-Havcn. An interesting girl when you know her well. With lots of stories and iokcs to tell. HALL8ERG, JAMES H. May 22 J,m' Stage Crew, Band. Blond and tall is our friend Jim. Manager of the stage crew was the job for him. HALVERSON, EUGENIA F. July It Jeannie Jeannie with the light brown hair. She is far beyond compare. HALVERSON. WILLIAM H. July 21 Bill Band, Orchcstro, Christian Fellowship. Who's the boy with brains and skill? Why don't you know—he's our Bill. GUNDERSON, SHIRLEY H. June 28 Shorty It's hard to find one so petite. This little gal is really neat. GUSTAFSON. BIRDEEN. E. November 23 Birdie” Scton Hi, Blue Tri, Hi-Havcn. Sweet and charming is she. Wins her friends by personality. GUTKNECHT, WILLIAM A. August 21 Bill” A good all around fellow, In so many different ways.” HAGEN. SYLVIA MARIE February 22 Syl1 Blue Tri, G.A.A. Her friendly smile. Wins many a friend. HALL. LORRAINE A. October 8 Sis Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. G.A.A., Tiger Staff. A girl with appeal. A charm that’s real. HAMEL, THELMA GRACE July 13 Dclpha Blue Tri, Band. She is clever and rather sweet. Being with her is really a treat. HAMMARLUND. MAXINE July 2 Mai Blue Tri, Allied Youth. Not too big. not too small. That’s 'Mai' with a smile for all. HANSEN. DORIS J. December B Blondie Blue Tn. G.A.A., Southerner Staff. Well-known is this little blonde, 'cause she really gets around. HARNEY. JUANITA X. June 28 Nita Silver Tri, Blue Tn. Juanita is just like the song, With her, you just can't go wrong. HAUS, MARISTELLA A. March 12 Mar 8and. Though quiet and shy. On our list her name n high. C25 J HAUS, VIRGIL J. May 2 Band. Though a little shy. He's a good all around guy.' HENNINGSEN. BEVERLY M. May 21 Bev Blue Tri, Chapter Pres., All School Blue Tri Pres., Honor Society. Hi-Haven, Tiger Staff. Leadership, Tiger Rcpr. As bright as the sun, When her work's well done. HERBST, DOLORES T. April 5 Dolores is a likeable gal. She makes a real swell pal. HERKAl. MARY L. July 7 Herkal Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Hi-Haven. Southerner Staff. Mary leads the style parades. This gal really rates top grades. HERMANN. MARION J. December 31 Hermie Silver Tri. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Tiger Staff. Student Council, Hi-Haven. Marion is so sweet and nice, And it's all mixed up with a little spice. HIBBEN. LAWRENCE R. April 2S Lawrence is a little fellow who is rather quiet. His brand of friendship is just swell; you really ought to try it. HILL, HARRIET ELVERA March 9 Sis' Christian Fellowship. Calm, quiet, and friendly. HODNEFIEID. CORRINE M. August 7i Millie Quiet, thoughtful happy too, Thu we will always remember you. HOEl. JOTCE E. August 2$ Jo Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Oancmg to her it a pleasure. Her partner finds her a treasure. HOLLINGSWORTH. RICHARD C. February 7 Dick Band. One that is peppy and lots of fun If no wonder Dick's liked by everyone. HOLSETH. GLORIA ANN September 7 Flash Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Student Council. Red Cross, Hall Guide. Gloria's dimples to all arc pleating, Along with her eyes, they do some teasing. HOLTS, WILLIAM C. August ) Ml Hi-Haven. Golf Team, Band. At golfing. Bill is an ace. Without him. South would get no place. HUGHES. LOIS JEANNE September IB Blue Tri' Hi-Haven. Tiger Staff. Foreign Correspondence, Silver Tri, Scton Hi, Tiger Representative, Hall Guide. She it cute and short And a real good sport. ISAACSON. JAMES E. April 12 Jake Band. James Isaacson is the boy with the hom, For making music he surely was born. JAREL, CONRAD L. July 2B Although he’s sometimes rather thy. We with him success at the years go by. JOHNSON. ALFRED G December IS “Al Bond, Orchestra. His motto is 'swing and sway.' This humorous 'AT with hit citra special way. JOHNSON. ANNA E. August 4 Annie Tiger Staff. G.A.A., Blue Tn, Allied youth, Hi-Haven. Leadership. Red Cross Representative. Likeable, ready for fun, A good companion for everyone. JOHNSON. LOIS L. November B Butch Hall Guide, Hi Haven, 8luc Tri. Full of fun. full of glee, Always at happy at the can be. JOHNSON. MARIAN E. August 22 Johnny Blue Tri, G.A.A. 'Johnny' will never meet defeat. At long as she remains so sweet. JOHNSON, MARIL7N A. December J Johnny Blue Tri, Student Council, Band. Orchestra. This blond little lady with lots of pep. Has the friendliest smile that we've seen yet.” JOHNSON. WALTER E. January 14 Wally Hi-y. Band. A light-hearted lad, fun to know, 'Wally' it always on the go. JURISCH, DIANE E. August S Oee Silver Tri, Blue Tri. 'Dee it slender, tender, and tall, One look at her and the boys all fall. KAMEL. EVELTN May IT Ewie Always friendly, never cross. The world's gain, South's lost. KAURRI, richaro w. November 21 Dick Football. Track. I do not look for favor or fame, Graduation it now my only aim. KAUTH, DOLORES RAE December 2T Rat” Blue Tri, Hi-Haven, Seton Hi. Helpful, friendly, and gay—She s like this every day. KEANE. JANE A. November 27 Betty Blue Tri, Scton Hi, Allied Touth. Red Cross Representative. Known for her jolly air, Friendly way, and light brown hair. KELLT, LOIS FLORENCE March 24 Irish With always a smile. She's a friend worth while. KELLy. RAT DUANE March 17 Rat An Irishman like Rat, Would surely go to bat For any girl or guy. From good old South-side High. KERR. LAUREL A. March 22 “Lee Blue Tri, G.A.A., Honor Society. Red Cross, Hall Guide. “With dramatic ability and a turned-up note. 'Lee s' at cute at a bug and without foes. KLEVEN. ELNORA A. January II “Doodic Her friendly smile It treasured by all. KLORR, ERNEST V. July n Ernie A sooty dancer, really neat. All-around fellow—plenty 'au-rcet.' C263 KOLOSKI. ROSEMARy J. December 10 O'Grady Blue Tri. Sweet end charming O'Gredr It alweyt a Udy. KRAHL, HAROLD R. March I Harry Band, Hi-y, Hi-Havcn, Student Council. Good looking, good mannen, and medium tall, A real twell fellow it Harold Krahl.” KRAUS. JOAN C. September 23 Red Crott representative. Tiger Staff, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Allied youth. Tiger Artut. So tlim and tweet And. oh, to neat. KRE8ES, JUNE C. October 10 Junie Pretident of G.A.A., Blue Tri. Hi-Haven, Glee Club, Choir. A very good tporl in every way. In athletics the provet it day by day. CANNING, LOIS J. Augutt • Loey A blond little cwtie. She t alwayt on duty. LANNING. LUVERNE R. January I Looie He may teem thy. But hc't quite a guy. LARSON. DORIS E May 14 Dorcye Sweet and friendly to all the knowt, Liked by all, wherever the goet. LARSON. ELEANOR M. January 23 El Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Hi-Haven. Chrittian Fellowship. Honor Society, Svithoid. Hall Guide. A girl who findt time for clubt and things, And hclpt with all the work it brings. KRIER. JOyCE MURIEL December 15 Toodie Blue Tri Glee Club, Hi-Haven, G.A.A., Choir. Thit Cute little last from Home Room Ten. It sure to attract a number of men. KRUCK, ROBERT R. May 27 Rudy A barrel of fun! Can't be beat, this one. KRZySKA. DOLORES C. May 7 Chrit Such a friendly, pleasant Mm, Goet to South and we call her Chrit. “ LaFRANCE. JOHN R. September 7 Johnny Hi-y, Associate Editor of Tiger, Band. Hi-Haven. Johnny it good looking and alto quite tall. The girls all swoon when he walks down the hall. LARSON. JOyCE E. October 31 Joycic Joyce It tome one that you should meet, you'll find that she it plenty rcct. LARSON. RICHARD L September 7 Dick One you'll have to look at twice, ‘cause he it to nice. LATOUR, LOIS F. December 2 Lamby 'Lamby' with her raven tresses, Lookt real twell rn all her drettet. LEHMAN. PHyLLIS M. October U Rhyl Allied youth, Hi-Havcn. Silver Tri. A strawberry blond girl in our dots, It fhylln Lehman a wonderful lau. LEIGHT, EVEL7N ROSE July 13 Ev Silver Tri, BJue Tri. Allied Touth. Hall Guide, Southerner Staff. At a leader, the't at the top; When the't around thing start to pop. LEONARD. MARIAN H. April 28 Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. Seton Hi. Always ready and on the spot, you think the't quiet, but the't really not. LETNESS, KATHRYN F. January 14 Katie Blue Tri. Southerner Staff Artist. Katie's tinging keeps our cart ringing. LIBBy. SHIRLEy I. October 4 Lib' Blue Tri. Hall Guide. At the travels the highway of life. She will make someone a lovely wife. UNDBERG. CHARLES J. February 4 “Jack Hockey. Sleeping and eating are hit greatest joyt. LONDON. WILLIAM J. November 24 Bill The kind of fellow we like to meet. With a friendly nature that can't be beat. LONGLEy. JAMES J. December 20 Jim' Hi-y, Football. Cheerleader, Track. Cheerleader 'Jim' it our boy, Really South's pride and joy. MACK, ARLENE MARy January I Babe Student Council, Blue Tri. A girl with calm and quiet way . Follow her rumple— it payi. [27] MARTINSON. FRANK L. September 10 They who from study flee, Live long and merrily — Frank's motto. MARTINSON. MARY JEAN May S Marty Blue Tri. Leadership. you may climb to dizzy heights. To find her name in neon lights. McCulloch. Oliver w. July II Oliver as I've heard tell, Is a perfect lad, in fact. He's swell. MICHALIK, MELVIN 0. July 8 Melv Band. Hi-Haven. He's as swell as they come, And twice as much fun. MILLER. JOVCE R. September 4 Joey Blue Tri. Hi-Haven. Hall Guide, Seton Hi. Choir, Glee tlub. Tiger Staff. Southerner Rep. Joyce gets what she goes after. She's always full of fun and laughter. MILLER. yvONNE E. February II Mill Honor Society, Allied youth. Blue Tri. Christian Fellowship. G.A.A., Tiger Staff, Hall Guide, Leadership. She's a good sport and full of fun. There's only one like her under the sun. ' MILLIMAN, DOWAyNE O. May II Bo-Bo Football. Hi-y. Wrestling. Track. From 'Bo-Bo' we have learned to know That smiling pays where'er you go. MOOIG. DEAN A. Occcmbcr It He's quiet and nice in a friendly way. A right good son of South, we say. MOEN, JEROME R. February 22 Jerry From this red-headed lad, Much pleasure we've had. MULCAHy. MARy ANN June II Mary Ann Merry, pretty, sweet. Her laugh is a treat. MyRIN. DUANE H. February 17 Bobby With plenty of brains and a pleasant voice—For an A-l student, he's our choice. NARVESON. DOROTHy M. January 10 Dot “A brown-eyed blonde is our Dot' As a friend she hits the spot. NARVESON. GRACE L. April IS Blue Tri. A girl with ambition, She'll accomplish her mission.” NELSON. HELEN D. April S Nels Blue Tri. G.A.A. Chatty and frank. Always ready for a prank. NELSON. SHIRLEy ANNE December II Blue Tri, G.A.A., Honor Society. Southerner Rep., Thrift Rep., Hall Guide. Sweet and smart—a student rare. One with whom few can compare. NEWGARD, MARION D. August 5 Dolly” G.A.A., Hi-Havcn, Blue Tri, Light of heart, quick of step. Here's a girl that's full of pep. NICKELSON. MARGARET July 4 Margie Blue Tri, Hall Guide. A girl that is witty and full of life. Likes good fun without any strife. NIELSEN. ROBERT J. May 15 Bob This handsome happy-go lucky lad, Makes everyone around him glad. NILES. NANCy JO December 31 Nanc Band. “Nancy has a heart of gold. She's a friend to have and a friend to hold. NORDEEN. SHIRLEy M. June 2 G.A.A., Red Cross Council, Treat., Student Council. Honor Society. Pretty, smart, and plenty reel. For our money, Skirl's hard to beat. NORDIN. BEATRICE L. January 17 Bee A helpful one is this girl, 'Bee.' She's friendly and polite, as you can see. NTGREN, JEANNE L. September 10 Jcannic' Drum Majorette. Blue Tri. 'Jeannie' is our jumping bean Who's always on the beam. OLANDER. SHIRLEy M. February 24 Ole' Always peppy and full of glee—'Ole' is as busy as she can be. OLEyAR. BETTy E. August It Tiny and petite is our Bet. With those clothes, she's really hep. C2SJ OLSEN. WALLACE C. August S Southerner Staff. A journalist's life we predict for Wally, A lad of the Southerner, he'i always jolly. OLSON. DONALD J. May 22 •Don” Hi-Havcn, Red Cross. Dancing is his specialty. Wonder who fits him to a T? OLSON. JEANNE A. March 17 Olson” Blue Tri. Thrift Rcpr. Jeannic Olson is a dream, Parties at her house arc really a scream OLSON. Norman C. August 4 Norm Band. Orchestra. Norman is quiet, tall and fair, He never seems to have a care. OLSON. PHYLLIS G. September 5 Phyl Silver Tri, Blue Tr� Seton Hi. Hi-Haven. Edda Club. A diplomat’s secretary she may be, And distant lands travel far to see. OSTREM. AUDREY I. February 2 Aud” Edda Club. 'Aud's crooked bangs arc really cute. And she surely is a beaut. On. RICHARD HENRY June 22 Dick 'Dick' is a vet of stature and poise. Gladly returns to South and to the work he enjoys. PAVLIK, EUGENE J. September 3 Gene He's quiet and shy; We wonder why? PEARSON. BARBARA M. April 10 Barb Blue Tri, Hi-Haven. She's good to look at. But better to know.” PETERSON. FLOYD E. July 23 Pete His pleasing personality makes him a friend to all. PETERSON. NORMAN H. October I Football, Basketball, Hockey. Hockey is the sport for Norm, An all-around athlete he was born. PETERSON. ROGER M. July 2B Buiiy' Band, Hi Haven, Orchestra. Buiiy's notes arc sweet and mellow. He surely is a reg'lar fellow. PETERSON. SOLVEIG S. December II Pete Easy going with carefree ways. Don't work too hard— it never pays. PHIFER. ANTHONY S. July 10 Tony' He's a man who'll see it through, With any task he has to do. PLATT. MARCELINE O. July 17 Marccy Drum Maiorcttc. As a majorette, she's really classy. It’s Marcelme. our favorite lassie. POLAK, BETTY ANN April 14 Betty Ann Her long, brown hair Causes all to stare. POOL. MABEL L. November 7 Polly Quiet, tall, and awfully jolly. A real swell girl and her name is 'Polly.'1' PRESTON. JOHN W. September 21 Jack Co-captain of football, Basketball. Baseball. An athlete thru' and thru' is he. He'll be on the All. American, iust you see. PUTNAM. FERN J. August 20 Sis Blue Tri, Glee Club. Hi-Havcn. Southerner Stoff. Always busy with the Southerner, Fern has a finger in every pie. QUASCHNICK. RALPH K. March B Hi-Havcn. Dependable, bright, and smart. Depend on Ralph for a good start. QUIGLEY, JOYCE ALVINA May 12 Jo Thrift Rep. Life is never what it seems. When it is full of pleasant dreams. RAMIN. MARIAN LOUISE June 27 Blue Tri. Quiet, sweet, and rather cute; This little gal is really soot. RANDOLPH. JAYCE C. July 3 A bluffer great and bold is he. Very happy-go-lucky that's Jayce. RENGEL, EARL W. December 8 Student Council. Goodnaturcd. with friends always around. 1292 RIBA . LAUDY E. August 20 Spider A reel swell guy is Laudy, Dresses nice but newer gaudy. ROIARGE. BARBARA August 10 Bobby Seton Hi. Blue Tri. Quietly in her own mild way. She does her work from day to day. ROBERTSON. DONNA M. July IS ’Tina Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Choir. '• Tina' is bluc-cvcd, blonde, and petit. Marvelous, wonderful, and very sweet. SEIFERT. BEVERLY MARIE September 17 ’Bev Tiger Rep. If you want a girl with class, Beverly Seifert is your lass. SHERWOOD. GORDON R. May f Bashful, quiet, tall, and good looking. His social duties require booking. SHOO . MILDRED M. May ) Millie This little lassie's name is 'Millie,' And we think she’s quite a dilly. ROSEN. MARILYN LOIS April II Rosie G.A.A., Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Foreign Correspondence. Red Cross Council. A gift of gab, pep, and fun. Attracts her classmates, every one. SANDBERG. JUNE E. June IB Junie Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Blue Tri, Tiger Rep., Hall Guide. “Quiet but yet with smiles abounds. A nicer friend cannot be found. SCHUNK. MARJORIE ANN October 2 Margie Seton Hi, Band. Foreign Correspondence. “Margie is a member of our band. We think her playing is simply grand. SCHROEDER. ROBERT H. October 13 Bob Hi-y, Hi-Hoven, Golf Team. A friendly guy with a pleasant way. An all-around fellow any day. SEDERBERG. EDITH H. February 2 Sis Blue Tri, Tiger Staff. Hi-Haven, Silver Tri. This red headed lass Has plenty of class. SIROTIAK, MILTON JOSEPH March 3 Greek Hi-y. Milt's the life of our home room. Without him we would be in gloom. SJORDAHL. CAROL LOUISE April 30 Meatball Blue Tri. G.A.A. Clever, attractive, not too tall. A girl worth knowing, liked by all. SMIEJA, HERBERT J. June 24 Herb Band. He may be very quiet and shy. But nevertheless, he's a faithful guy. SOBOLL, IRENE KATHERINE March IS Blue Tri. Sometimes quiet, sometimes not. On our list she hits the spot. SODERHOLM, DONALO P. February It Sody That's our Don. what a corn! Without friend Bob we'd be forlorn. SPANGRUD. LEROY ANTON October 24 Roy Hi-y LcRoy is a handsome boy. To all the girls, he is a joy. SPAR , ANNA MAE June S Annie Hall Guide Full of life—with pep galore, Today, tomorrow, and evermore. STAMOS. VICTOR JOSEPH February IS Vic Student Council Rep. Tiger Staff. He has personality plus 'nuff said—that's for us. STOLPE, GERTRUDE IRENE September IB Gerty Hall Guide. Associate editor of Tiger. Joyous, happy that's our 'Gerty' But let us warn you— She's a little flirty! STONER. BETTY JEAN May 23 Stover Blue Tri. Allied Youth. G.A.A. Hi-Haven. Jolly and gay with pretty eyes. This sweet lass causes many sighs. STORDAHL, MARGARET N. March 3 Muggs Blue Tri, Leadership The Kind of person we'd like to be . . . A worthwhile friend to you and me. STROM. ERLING M. February 2B Rum-Dum A light-hearted lad. fun to know. Full of pep. and not too slow. STYBA. JAMES J. June 2t Jim Hi-Haven, Stoge Crew What would school be like to 'Jim', If there were no lights to dim? [30J SULLIVAN. DOLORES M. April 5 '’Pinky With her black heir end her lashes She gives out some flirty flashes. SWANSON. LAURA MARLYS October IS Bite Tri. Allied Youth Stately, beautiful, full of charm . . . thii we mean, A we chose her for our queen.” SWENSEN. DONNA September 17 Doggie Leadership, Hall Guide She’s to neat it’s a marvel. She’s to nice it’s her aim. If everyone likct her ihc't to blame. SWENSON. MARVIN August 10 Mouse He’t cute and tmert and kinda thy. He’t Marvin Swenton a nice little guy. TALLMAN, R. JEFFRIES June 27 Jeff H� .y. Band A boy of high and noble aims. But slightly timid among fair damet. TOMLINSON. JAMES L. November It Jim Hi-y. Football. Track Jim it more than a football itar: With hit personality, he’ll go far. TOWLE. ARLENE September M 8luc Tri. Scton Hi We like her looks we like her way. We think she’s tops, no more to say. TURNBERG. JOAN D. April i Jo Tiger. Staff. Hall Guide Mischief and pep welded in one. She’s the Nfe of the party and loads of fun. TUSHIE. JOHN E. November 12 Tush ’ Hi-Haven. Hi-Y, Senior-Extra Editor. Hall Guide. Associate Editor of Tiger. Southerner Rep. “Cute and rugged, definitely not shy, He’s friends as heck—we love that guylll UNSTAD. EVELYN LUCILLE September 10 Evie Blue Tri, Leadership A good companion to every one. Full of cheer, full of fun. URNESS. JUNE COLLEEN October t Umy Always helpful, always polite. Her kind wayt make her right. VETSCH. NORMAN LLOYD December I Norm With quiet ways and manner shy. But. ever alert to reasons why. VIXIE. PHYLLIS June 13 “Such a quiet little pixie, Is our new girl, Phyllis Vixie.' VLAHOS, IRENE JOAN April 2t Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Allied Youth Irene's our gal with pretty brown hair, what's that? Shy? You're all wrong there.' WAGNER. MARY FRANCES December 21 Scton Hi, Blue Tri. Allied Youth, Hi-Haven. Sweet and friendly to all she knows, Liked by all, wherever she goes. WARREN. DONALD April It Don Hi-Y Pres. Williams Chap.. Football. Basketball. Track. Athletic Don tall and smart, It's Rosie who has ht big heart. WATT. JOHN C. September 25 Johnny Football. Track, Swimming. HI-Y. Tall and dark, certain to vie, To help his team break that tiel WEAD, JOYCE A. February 21 Joy Christian Fellowship Pretty eyes, quiet way. Nice to sec her every day. WEHLAND. ANDREW LOUIS July II Andy It’s said he's quiet and shy. But get to know him and MY OH MYI WESSUNG. DELORES ANN March 5 Wes Blue Tri A shy, happy, girl who it always sincere. You’ve got a friend when the it near. WILL. RUTH H. July 22 Willy Blue Tri Envoys fun and it it fun to be with her. WILLIAMS. JUNE A. September 14 Buddy Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Honor Society. Southerner Staff. Her friends are so very many, Her time it well worth many a penny. WINBERG, RUTH M. February 14 Windy Thrift Rep. She it quiet and serene, A friend on whom you can lean. WINCHESTER. MARY JEAN May 7t Blue Tri, Scton Hi, Allied Youth. Cute little Mary whose smilet arc divine. We all like her, she's pretty fine. C3I] WISTROM. KENNETH 0. WOKASH. ELIZABETH A. WOODLEY, DONALD W. WRIGHT. CAROLYN G. YATES. HARLAN W. M«y 2 Ken November 14 Betty November 22 “Don January Carrie December 8 Her' Band Basketball Joyous, gay and tweet it the, Hi-Haven. Southerner Staff Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Hi-Havc . Bard, football, Hi-Y Lots of frecklet and red hair, Naturally we mean our B Senior Pres.. Student G,ec C,ub- Sc’on ,H'- Thouah he may be tall and Here's a lad without a care. Council, Quill and Scroll, To litten to Carrie it a lean. You H find hit humo: Honor Society Pret., Track, pleature, A voice like he t, •01 keen. Cross Country. Hi-Y. it a rare treasure. This ambitious, brainy scholar. Will make for him self many a dollar. THE JUNE 1947 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay WESLEY J. KELLY. Director Cast of Characters Cornelia Otis Skinner .......... ...... ............. Emily Kimbrough...................................... Leo McEvoy........................................... Dick Winters Otis Skinner.................................... .... Mrs. Skinner......................................... Monsieur De La Croix.............................. Winifred Blaugh Harriet St. John..................................... Steward.............................................. Purser Admiral................................'............... Window Cleaner....................................... Therese.............................................. Madame Elise ....... Stewardess................. ......................... Inspector ........................................... Barbara Pearson Kitty Colby . ____John Tushie Allan Berger . . Roland Graham Joanne Goodman . ... Harlan Yates .Shirley Engelstad .. Carol Sjordahl ... .Allen Carlson Kenneth Wistrom .... Paul Caldwell . . Melvin Michalik . Grace Narveson Guadlupe Bosquez . Alice Gardner . . .Clarence Ewing BACK TO HALLS OF LEARNING (A Tribute to our Students) You enter eager, clear— You burst the chrysalis You ask to understand— Of night to sense the dawn— You are wonderful. Wings are wonderful. Your eyes would seek a freer You soar to feel the bliss World framed to your demand— Of heights in skies unknown— Life is wonderful. Stars are wonderful. ROSE M. MUCKLEy From the Minneapolis Skyline C32] 9B Room 108 Top Row: M. Stordahl, G. Rcvak, K. Ryan. W. Romm, S. Wcstphall, G. Shepard W. Sylvcr . 0. Swenson. Third Row: A. Sund, 0. Roloff, J. Straka, N. Sukalo, D. Vatne, 0. Urncst. R. Stodcklcv, J. Sulandcr. Second Row: M. Stanko, B. OUon, H. Sonde, 8. Rom, K. Matthew . P. Sheperd. J. Mc-Collough. Bottom Row: B. Sccman. 0 Stuckmaycr. 8 Sandgten, L. Swedeen, J. Smith, C. Sime, C. Rasmuison. 9B Room 119 Top Row: R. Grove. J. Dorshcr. A. Hcndrickton, R Focton, L. Glouv.tj W. Ferguson, S. Helscth. T. Coles. C. Finseth. Fourth Row: D. Hillman. J. Herbit. J. Held. G. Post. K. Daubcrg. P. Tristedt, J. Harp, R. Freeb-jrg. F. Hcrkaling Third Row: C. Harney. J. langlie, 8. Hansen. E. Goodman. L. Eibon, 6. W.lvon, J. Hall. H. Edwards. Second Row: L. Christianson. D. Croon, P. Hall, C. Dal-botten, C. Fristedt. B. Williams. B. Doblc. L. Clanrv Bottom Row: B. Gaylord 6. Oomborg. 0. Church, M. Elm , 0. Flint. A, wiemer, J. Daviton. 9B Room 210 Top Row: D. Hoaglond, G. lver� on, R. John on, C. Jenson. J, Hruby, K. Ivcrion, W. Nordin. Fourth Row: R. Wood. B. 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Gundt, B. Kabrud, G. Townsend, 0. Rundquist. L. D Heinkcl, M. Johnson. IOB Room 224 Top Row: J. French. D. Green, B. Parrott, B. Fraser 8. Goodrie. R. Hansen. Fourth Row; 6. Hens, J. Gherity, M. Frank. J. French, E. Flasch, D. Giles. Third Row: R. Hackel. B. Hart. E. Hall. W. Gud dal, B. Haggen, L. Glover. D. Hansen. Second Row: L. Hammond. J. Fredbcrg B. Freemon, P. Harrington M. Grabowski 0. Hammorlund. M. Gaustad. B. Gilbertson. Bottom Row: M. Gut-knecht. P. Frober M. Halpin, G. Henr. 8. Juneau. 0. Feickert, Y. Heitmiller. IOB Room 303 Top Row: 0. Miller, E. Oahlem. 0. Clautur, 0. Carlson, M, Clcvingcr, B. Wharton. N. Campion, J. Dec� cn Third Row: A. Carlson, J. Cooper, G. Jonqquist, C. Daly, D. Carlson. J, Connors. J. Widcrg. Second Row: B. Chase, S. Collergwood. D. Whitfield. M. Clermont. L. Crcpcau, P. Biyarski, C. Meyer, V. Buck. Bottom Row: Y. Des Marois, J. Carlson, B. Wickstrom, E. Danicick, P. Carlson, P. Daly. S. Buckley. C363 I OB Room 331 Top Row: D. Eldcn. D. Drcyer, J. Engseth. 0. Ed |und, D. Embretson. Third Row; 0. Dudley, J. Engstrom, M. Zarth, J. Elsesser. J. Feldstein R. Fagcrstrom. Second Row: J. Flack. B. Dybdahl, 8. Willman. B. DuUn.g, S. Evans, A. Enge, N. Ebach, y. Ehcrefelds. Bottom Row: E. Flasch. N. Winchester, C. Falk. F. Fcddcrly, M. Zummach, G. Dullnig. M. Dygue. I OB Room 330 Top Row: J. Morgen, D. Lindman, J. Johnson, J. McGran, D. Matson, G. Lindahl, G. Moline, C. Mousen. Second Row: C. Mensing, J. Lundstrom, M. Matoon, F. May, C. Madsen. J. McGeer, J. McMullin, D. McIntosh. Third Row: S. Maness. M. Swenson. A. Lyon B. Martin, D. Schleifer, M. Lee. Bottom Row: T. Lehman. A. Mocn, S. Meyers, M. McOuinncss. 8. Long, M. LeMay, J. Lindquist. I OB Room 305 Top Row; J. Palbricki R. Hillman, M. Smith, 0. Rocthlcr, 0. Harms, O. Lauridicn. Third Row: L. Coutey. J. Danbra. G. Bushey. J. Billington. 8. Luke. W. Konkol. Second Row: D. Skoog. V. Bluese. G. Hibben. J. Atkinson, P. Fischer M. Appel, J. Doran, M. Joyce. Bottom Row: F. Winger. G. Strand, S. Sandberg, E. Hovland, P. Williams, E. Johnson, G. Wichle. I0B-I0A Room 13 Top Row: B. Ersk.n, R. Fridlund, R, Johnson J. Gletne. J. Lam, K. Brooks. G. Johnson, F. Cast. Second Row; W. Anderson, D. Fransen. R. Hen-dricksen, V. Jenson. M. Cooley, R. Anderson. D. Johnson, J. Baskin Bottom Row: S. Caryl. C. Holms. J. Johnson, L. Olson, y. Borgan, N. Hansen. B. Anderson. I0B-I0A Room 125 Top Row: R. Torkelson. R. Koob E. Nygaard, S. Vare, D. Rocrig, E Murray. Second Row: E. Rider, R. Spangrud. M. Stordahl. M. Stitt. E Phillips. D. Overby. F. Salisbury, C. Flodin. Bottom Row: D. Tcssmer, L. Schrcpfer. H. Smcstad, T. Urang. M. Prentice. 8. Stemquist. C. Seifert. 1373 IOB-IOA Room 212 Top Row; L Volken. J. Schoeder N. lortii. J. An-tollIc, 0. Gfoude, C. lindgrcn C. Grime . J. Mitchell, 8. Evan . Second Row: B. Marsh 0 Larson, E. Buehlcr, S. Yenor, T. lauded, R. Kemling, W. Morgan, J (Collar. R. Lindstrom. Bottom Row: M, Lampc. I. King, J. Nolan 8. lottery, J. Lindstrom, S. Malmberg, B. McNurlin. I IB-11A Room 120 Top Row: 0. Pederson. W. Schultl, F. Olsori R. Sanford. A. Simmon . R. Nclion. R. Minetor. Third Row: H. Norrbom, J. Zarth, M. Wah, B. jtoebuck, J. Stitt, M. Robertson, R. Rein. Second Row: y. Nielsen P. Todd. J. Slow, J. Rohmc, V. Schwartj. G. Wold. M. Stcn ether. M. Rutt. Bottom Row: F. Wallstrum, B Warren, R. Spangrod, K. Season. K. Sukuli . V. Wickstrum, M. Nelson. I IB-11A Room 207 Top Row: W. Peterson. J. Romain. J. Timrrv R. Sandgren, 0. Raining, T. McCollins. Second Row: R. Severson. G. Maanum, J. Olund, R. Peterson, 0. Jansky. R. Swanson. Bottom Row: M. Hammorlund, 0. Kiklas, I. Oles, I. Rydberg. K. Parrish. 11B-11A Room 208 Top Row: T. Linguist. A. Ncl� on. W. Soleck, C. Mattews, N. Storgoard. Second Row: D. Deyoung, R. Han on, S. Larsen, M, La?or, J. Sullivan, 0. Schustcin. Bottom Row: P. Rogers. L. Stock. P Hanson, J. Finlovson. J. Need. 0. Martin. 11A Room 17 Top Row: R, Anderson C. Aronson. 8 Detra, W. Alcekson. Third Row: H. Christianson. D. Hallctt, D. Haines, L. Bloom, J. Bjornson. Second Row: C. Boe, M. Fnstedt, D. Engel. J. Ande-ton. H. Bru-dei E Dwinnell Bottom Row: M. ieucut. D. Erickson, S. Arnold. 0. Berg. J. Cramer, C. Grant, C38U 11B Room 11 Top Row: R. Potter. C. Freeman. J. Fredell. J. Ha- J«n 0. Evant. G. Farrall, L. Grubu. Second Row: . Goulet, P. Gorin, L. Gierke, E. Furo. J. Fronton. M. Goret. L. Fuckt. V. Erickson. Bottom Row: P. Gallagher. M. Johnston, J. Grunditx, J. Grady, L. Glardun. J. Gunderson, 1. Hascn. I|B Room 113 Top Row; D. Lillcdahl, 0. Kitx, G. larton. 0. Mod-ton J. Johnson, N. Knutsen, R. Hmrichs. M. Krixan, L. Molmbcrg. Fourth Row; W. Litledahl, R. Lille-dahl, G. MilUord. R. Wald, 0. Fortberg. R. Nor-veson A. Voyder. L. Lawrence. Third Row: D. Nail-.ng. J. Ocn. M. Krisok, N. Nelson, H. Patterson. J. Kinney. Second Row: R. Hurajt, M. Johnson, P. Holmes. B. Kojetin, L. Larson, R. Johnson, F. Sun-dell, J. Hovik Bottom Row: 0. Hurtig, A. Olson, J. Nybcrg, J. LcFavor, I. Klcven, t. Moen, C. Johnson. I IB Room 116 Top Row: P. Smith. C. Emery R. Crist, J. Dalland. D. Burke. S. Carlson Third Row: 0. England H. Christiansen, R. Carlbom, J. Dixon, D. Engdahl. R. Lien. Second Row: 0. Butch, A. Erickson, M. Buther, N. Cairney. D. Calkint. V. CoHman. Bottom Row B. Mottak, P. Doyle, S. Oennit, B. Drilling, R. Drctcn, M. Cunningham. I IB Room 222 Top Row: J. Lokcn, L. Uttenberg, P. Veronikas. W. Joackim, T. Thompson, L. Mayo. J. Wcdlund, D. Wanncbo. Fourth Row: R. Willman. R. Swirtx, J. Tostenson, H. Sjodell. K. Stevenson. F. Hanson, J. Vlahos. W. Youker. Third Row: G. Strom, 8. Phil lips. M. Stone, B, Trunk. B. Wold, D. Swanson, A. Townsend. Second Row: D. Otterson. G. Wcttnum, D. Weber, G. Young, V. Werra. M. Thurik, V ltd. Bottom Row: E. Davidson, S. Weisman, J. Whaley. B. Stralelda, B. Wharton. S. Holsctr' M. Tracy. 11A Room 114 Top Row; J. Chlcbeceh. J. Ouist. D. Backin. R. Ekman, C. Rhedin, R. Hovelsrud. Third Row: R. Everett, A. Poithumus, S. Johnson. F. Anderson, F. Hanson. T. Cairny. Second Row: J. Snobeck. 0. Bingham. S. B •lei. S. Johnson. F. Chovan, R. Beck-ttrom, K. Fotse. Bottom Row: J. Peterson, M. Carlton, A. Duran, J. A. Brekken, J. Ortman, H. Ridgeway. Z 1 11A Room 322 Top Row: 0. Hort, L. Martinson. I. Ingcrsoll. ft Bolsted. B. Johnson. M. Hantcn, A. Luckc. R. Lam bcrt Third Row: D. Peterson, R. Howell . A. Mel ho . J. Kumpf, T. Munton, J. Kumpf. W. Malmsten H. Hantcn. Second Row; G. Han on. A. Kimduall B. Jantcn. A. Hippc, D. Miner, J. Kommerstad. D Kirchbcrg. £. Johnson. First Row; C. Jorgenten. ft 8ell, E. Israelson, R. Harp, V. Lar en, J. Lar en. J. LeVi. 10A-1 IB Room 12 Top Row: J. McEochern E. Marchcssault. B. McLeod. C. Marchcssault. J. Mytlebust. D. Mocn. J. Rudsdil. Third Row: J. Lmdstrom. D. Nelson, B. Tangenson. S. Nelion. M. McCollin D. O'B'ien. Second Row: M. Nlchel , L. Nelson, k. Martin. A. Mahre. M. Maurning. B. McCullock. 0. Lotof. Bottom Row: L. Lovaa , B. Meade. C. LinncII, G. Johnson. D. Nyaoist. J. Miller, B. Lind. 10A-1 IB Room 109 Top Row: J. Kelly, D. Johnstone. E. Kohen, J. Gal-liford. Second Row; J. LaMcre. B. Kuharski, D. Koeneke. G. Johnson, G. Lenmark, 0. Jordet, B. La son. Bottom Row: M. Johnson, R. Kuyska. M. Nielsen, J. Larson, D. Kyllo, M. Johnson. I0A-IIB Room 209 Top Row: E. Swensen, F. Peterson 0 Setliff, ft Strata, B. Ingram, C. Halstad, J. Mitchell, L Johnson, 0. Johnson. Third Row: A. Gasselin. J Sandford, J. Watroba, J. St. Dennis. B. Gaustad J. Thompson, B. Falk. Second Row: D. Johnson, E Seymour M. Skrimstod R. Chovancek. L. Lind strom, M. Olson, E. Starler, N. Johnson. First Row E. Lange. C. HoH. A. Johnson. L. Nordstrom. M Pearson. G. Johnson. M. Holm. I0A-IIB Room 211 Top Row: R. Olson. J. Paulson R. Ovcrlcd, J. Hill R. Hantcn, C. Peterson, O. Olson, J. Mason Third Row: L. Olson. N. Hales, J. Provost, 8. Patch, N. Peterson. G. Osterberg A. Olson Second Row: L. Peterson. G. Pearson. M. Prickctl. D. Ostrom M. Harpote, J. Hansen. N. Carlson, M. Purvis Bottom Row: 8. Olson. J. Pederson. D. Poppenfus, A. Opsal, G. Thomas, C. Cowan, A. Scheifer. 1 01 IOA-1 IB Room 215 Top Row: A. Sedcrberg, J. Sioquitt, D. Linncr. B. RundQuist, E. Shcleny, E. Shelly. R. Spiczka. Third Row: B. Smythc, L. Raklios, L. Runner, A. Schimel-pfenig. J. Crugcr, P Stag Second Row: B. Meyer, J. Halldcen. I. Ryan. M. Rantccn, M Kmeti, D, SHiIjo . ). Stahlbcrg. C. St. Oennu. Bottom Row: V. Staff. T. Morrison. M. Ramsey. G. Sanded, 3 Schug. R. Soderman. D. Snodie. IOA-1 IB Room 220 Top Row: A. Bine A. lanon, L. Balter. A. Warner. W. Bruit, M. Ingeman. ). Bergictn. Third Row: I. Aptley, L. Anderson, R. Aincvik, J. Brask. E. Arne vik, D. Allen, J. Awdert. J. Valllancourt. Second Row: A. Bayerl, C. Berger, I. Brown, J. Andction. E Zahhot, 0. Awcton, I. Amst itt, D. Bogard. 8ottom Row: E Alcckion, B. Hacked, R Aci land, P. Anderson, D. Berry. M Bruce, M, Smith. IOA-1 IB Rooms 316-313 Top Row: G. Kearns, J. Tofttager, C Rosen. R. Womak. G. Peck, 0. Horrit, G. Caitor, Third Row C. Rydberg. P. Uditrand, K. Overby, M. Smith, J. Crothcrt. D. Schwalbe, R. Nclion. Second Row: A Winston, 0. Piatt. J. Strond. I. Sccman, ). Tollman, P. Schulz. Bottom Row: P Pry, E Stivers, V. Tveito, C. Zick, M. Thurston. 0. Ebert. M. Zustiak. IOA-1 IB Room 324 Top Row: P. Franklin. C. Carlson, D. Gernbacker, P Lundc, 0. Benton. Third Row: K. Bergstrom, 8. Guttafson, D. Frcdbo. C. Fristedt, R. Bedard. 8. Erickson. Second Row: J. Anderson. J. Harkuts. J. Anderson, R. Bullock, G. Redlin. D. Frccburg. Bottom Row: R. Holland, M. Bozony, i. Bakie. D. Mott, 0. Galle, M. Bergland, 0. Carlton. IOA-1 IB Room 328 Top Row: A. Larton, J. Harper, ). Jentcn. J. Skog land. A. 8luhm, 0. Larson. Third Row: D. Ma� well. J. Schardin, J. Mcdvcc, J. Brinkman, L. Thompson, 8. Ocel. Second Row; P. Scanlon, A. Sirotrak, G. Attad. L. Forsman. Bottom Row: 0. Roscnbeck M. Hoag, C. Schuttc, K. McNamara. D. Coleman, P. Green. mu JANUARY STAFF EDITORS Tiger Work Shops JEAN JOHN VIOLET RUBY BOB JUNE STAFF BEV, ANN. ELAINE. JUNE. MARION. JOAN, JOYCE. GERT, JOAN. JOAN. ELAINE. GAYLE. JOHN Swing and Sway The Tiger Way C-� 23 Conwcll and Morse Chapters H Y Holst and Williams Chapters Torch Club Scton High Christian Fellowship Allied Youth Honor Society Library Club Southerner Staff Ushers and Ticket Sellers Are First in Ticket Buying Svithiod Svithiod endeavors to promote international good will by providing opportunities to appreciate the customs, folk games, and culture of Sweden. The club also offers opportunities for social contacts inside and outside of schoolroom and general service to the school. Edda Edda Club encourages students to study the Norse language and culture. Off the Record C47 3 Larson Photographer Gym Leadership Girls Top Row: M. btordahl, D. Wessling, R. Bjorklund, C. Sjordahl, J. Gronvall, B. Henningsen, E. Lcight, C. Dahl, J. McMillcr, C. Wright. Middle Row: H. Nelson, E. Gamec, E. United, A. Edlund, M. Johnson, M. Rosen. A. Johnion. y. Miller. Bottom Row: J. Flaherty, I, Vlahos, S. Engclstad. J. Krebes, S. Olandci. I G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Club G.A.A.—an organization for girls, purposes to:—Interest girls of all grades, in athletics and to develop good sportsmanship among the girls both in playing the game and in watching along the side lines. II G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Club C-J83 R. JOHNSON MRS. ROLL J. WOLD MR. OSTERHUS J. LIFSON SPONSOR SPONSOR H. EIDSMO 0. RESHETAR C. EMERY Student Council The Student Council, headed by Don Reshetar. is a representative body, combining students of every room. The objectives are:— 1. To promote good citizenship among the student body. 2. To act as a medium for the expression of the students' reactions and ideas. 3. To cooperate with organizations of South which are fostering activities of benefit to the school. RED CROSS COUNCIL H. BRUDER MRS. BYERLY 0. RASMUSSON SPONSOR S. NOROEEN M. EVANS M. ROSEN The Junior Red Cross of South High School, like our government, is formed on Democratic principles. The council is a planning-body, not a working-body. Many service projects for the Junior Red Cross are carried on at South, but none directly by the Council. The various clubs and organizations undertake these individual projects. In this way, more interest is generated in doing things for the Junior Red Cross. C49] Choir C50] 2udl and S i lL c. SAxey Adviier JOyCE LEVI AUDRy HIPPE TREVOR DAVIS DON WOODLEy Quill and Scroll This national society reco3nizes journalistic ability by granting membership to those who report and edit school news. Writing, planning arrangement of news stories. selecting, assembling—these are important virtues. Chosen for membership during the first semester were Don Woodley. Audrey Hippe, and Joyce LeVi. Trevor Davis won membership last year. Foreign Correspondence Club ESI] Noon Movie Director Assistants Stage and Sound Crews ). PALMER J. MeGRAW T. LINQUIST J. STYBA T. DAVIS ). HALLBERG S. HOVELAND C. HERSHAM E. BORDEAUX MARIETTE C. CLARK K. LEE L. MATHEWS W. MONAHAN Engineer T. WILLIAMS Assistant Engineer S. HART Building Custodians Wondering! ! Lunchtime Hungry? C 52 3 Just what next? 1946 FOOTBALL TEAM FINAL STANDINGS West W. . 8 L. 0 T. 0 Pet. 1.000 Washburn . . . 5 1 1 .833 SOUTH .... . 5 2 0 .714 Edison . 5 2 1 .714 Central .... 5 2 0 .714 Roosevelt .. . 3 3 1 .500 Marshall . .. . 3 5 0 .375 Henry . 2 4 0 .333 North . . . . . 1 6 0 .143 Vocational . . 0 6 1 .000 Southwest .. . 0 6 1 .000 DON The football team was the pre-season favorite but missed in the last two games, their only defeats all fall. Three veterans were declared ineligible a week before the first game. With these holes to fill in a short time, the Tigers started slowly, winning the first three games by close scores. Even with the return of Borgen. Vaughn, and Howell, undefeated South could not match West’s power in the title game. C531 DAILY VAUGHN J. PRESTON T. PRESTON BARNARD’S FOUR FULLBACKS DON RESHETAR—Ruth it one of the belt athletes Lake Street hat produced in the lait few yean. Don wat placed on most all-city teams for hit work in the gridiron thit fall at hit center poiition. He alto threw the thot put on the track teamt in which he received a letter. JUST PLAIN BILL DAILY 1946 FOOTBALL TEAM COACHES: Bernard Herkal Mona MANAGERS: Jenten Herkal Peterson Gaftaton TEAM: Millamen, Balzer, Hager. Yatci. Bor-gen, Simpson, Eidimo, Skoglund, Peterson, R. Anderton, Ronning, Warren, Olson, Howell, Vaughn, H. Anderton, Emery, Lcnnandcr, Kelly. Tomlinson, T. Pretton, Daily. J. Preiton, Reshctar, Mathews, Longley, N. Anderson, Wa-troba, Smith, Lifson, Peterson, Howells, Johnson, Klopp, Watt, Lindahl, C 54 3 Versatile Jackie shifts from football to basketball. Whether it be baseball, basketball, or football. John Wilson Preston takes second place to no one. By the time Jack graduates next spring he will have won ten letters, four in baseball, three each in basketball and football. He has one of the most outstanding records ever made at South High. VETS OF 1945 FOOTBALL TEAM JOHN WILSON PRESTON South’s Ten-Letter Man TALKING IT OVER C55] COACH HERKAL Back Row: W Ottum, J. Myklebutt, B. Walker. R. Price, G. Brown. Front Row: L. Gruber, J. Di� m, J. Vrudny, J. Gher-ity, L. Olion. Not in picture: Wallace Gcphart (Jan., 1947), Milton Sirotiak. and Robert McLeod. WHAT A GAME! Tom Schocnert, South Lanky Tom was swishing those 5 per cent shots from the corners with deadly regularity. In three quarters of work he counted si buckets and made t easy work for South over Southwest. 48-30. WHOSE BALL? MONAS BASKETBALL TEAM A BASKET! JOHN TUSHIE Manager ROGER WALD Manager HOCKEY TEAM Mr. Schey is satisfied witk and Dick Bolstad: and he .... Coach Schey whose members will be back next year except Jack Lindberg year a team with their experience will be 100 per cent better. BOVS' GYM LEADER SQUAD — JANUARY SOUTH HIGH ROUSER All hail! our gallant Tiger !! We'll do for old South all we can. Our heart are alway with you. All eye upon you. every South High man. All South is here to greet you. And cheer you on triumphantly: So fight, fight. Tiger ! Fight, fight. Tiger ! Charge and fight your way to victory. TICKETS! TICKETS! TICKETS! K. Bergstrom. M. Krixan, L. Ingersoll, G. Milford, R. Wald C 59 1 HOWIE ANOERSON IN THE LEAD ED SUTTLE Room 204 Suttlc Win National Junior Skating Title TRACKSTERS 1947 Court my Slur Journal 90 bct SWIMMING CHAMP H. Stcnquilt CALISTHENIC S WORKOUT P«uk, Gaardcr, Berger, Blomquist, Woodley, Cap!., Farrel. Tuthie, Hanson, Noyes, Bloom, Stanfco CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM C 613 GIRLS' GYM CLASSES Athletic activities of the girls turn to hiking, basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, hockey, tennis, and folk dancing. The girls earn points for team work and for qualities of leadership. Graduated points:—600 points win a letter: 1000 points win a city-wide numeral: 1250 points—top honors. [62 3 SOCCER PRACTISE JUNE 1947 SOUTHERNER STAFF A. Hippc, J. Kommerstad, J. Brekken, L. Carlton, D. Cronin, 0 Woodley. J. Lewi, F. Putnam, R. Johnton TRACK STARS — 1947 B. McLeod, Bill Wright. H. Anderton, 0. Semont, D. Woodley. Seated: A. Berger, D. Retmimen, C. Blomqultt. Band Contributors South High School wishes to express its appreciation for the contributions made by southside business men and industries toward our band uniform fund. The contributors up to date March 14. 1947 are as follows: a. 0. Hd . Co. Aim' Market Sen H. Anderson Co. Andcrion Motor Co. Andcrton Chcv. Co. Hcnrv Anderson Mortuary Anderson (Optometrist) Bee Ray's Groc. 8entson Pharmacy The Beauty Bo Bloomington Cleaners Dye Brady Dentist Brainbilla Jewelry Store Brauilland Hdw. Co. Budd Furniture Co. Hotel and Rcstourant Charles' Groc. Carl bom Service Station Casey Groc. Cedar Lake Floral Co. Chi-La Gilt Card Shop B. Choma Grocery Chicago Avenue Groceteria College of Traffic Management Columbia Dept. Stores Connor's Market DeBoer's Ice Cream Store Dclcgard Tool Downy Dunkcr Donut Shop Jo . W. DuFour Coal Oil Co. Donald O. Erickson. D. D. S. Duncan Storm Ltd. Edbcrg's Pastry Shop E. Ellison’s Meat Market Erickson Meat Market Federated Teachers Franklin Ave. Hdw. Co. Franklin Fruit Market Franklin Furniture Fitis 0. Drygood Store Jeweler, Louis Gyga Gambles Gambles Store 27 Grossman Chev. Co. Haag Drug Halls Grocery Haugen Grocery Heise Hardware Holticrmann’s Hubbard Folding Bo Co. Hughes Heating and Plumbing Shoe Service Shop Johnston Transfer Storage Johnson Drug Store Dr. O. H. Johnson Kankcrllk Dry Goods Store Kaplan Bros. Dept. Store Keene Grocery Kcnlen Co. Leo Kroll Kruckeberg's Pharmacy H. A. Krueger Lantern Restaurant H. Lorson Studio Liberty Grocery M. S. Grocery Meats M.HA-HA Grill Merit Beauty Shop Mitby Sather Furniture Co. Moberg's Grocery Minar Motor Minnehaha Furniture Co. Minnehaha Shoe Rcbuildcts Nareem’s Shoe Store Nelson's Grocery and Meats Nelson's Te aco Stotion V. O. Nelson D. D. S. Norha Cut-Rate Drugs Norman Appliance Co. Neighborhood Service Northern Radio Laboratory Gut Nybcrg's Barber Shop State Food Market Odlund Groc. 4 Meats Oliver G. Olafson Dr. L. D. Olson Pearson Groc. 4 Meats Pederson K-F Motors Pekarno Meats Penguin Ice Cream Peterson 4 Jam Groc. 4 Meats Dr. Roy E. Peterson J. O. Peterson 4 Drug Riverside Groc. Ray 4 Billy Lunch Selby Lake Hordware Singer Candy Co. Soderbcrg's Florist Solie's Shell Service Sorenson Meat Market South Side Fuel 4 Transfer B. A. Rose Music Co. Safeway Launderers Sam Sadoff Tailor Shop The Sorensen Co. Svrhcl Store Town Talk Diner Tivoli Cafe Twin City Plumbing 4 Heating Co. Uptown Shops Wagnild Grocery Wittich Pharmacy Zahner's Grocery Student Letter Winners BASKET8ALL John Tushie—Mgr. Roger Wald—Mgr. Don Bakken Lawrence Balzer Edward Hardman Joe Peterson Jack Preston Tom Schoenert Don Warren Gerold White CHEERLEADERS Allan Carlson James Longley Nancy Steen CROSS COUNTRY Allen Berger Louis Bloom Kenneth Gaarder Gerald Farrell Anthony Noyes Don Woodley FOOTBALL Rhoades Peterson—Mgr. Burch Gustafson—Mgr. Fred Hcrkel—Mgr. Neil Anderson Lawrence Balzer Alfred Borgen William Daily Harold Eidsmo Fred Hager Richard Howells Gary Johnson Pat Kelly Ernie Klopp Warren Lennander Jerry Lifson Robert Lindahl James Longley Charles Matthews Dowaync Milliman Warren Olson Duane Peterson Norman Peterson Jack Preston Thomas Preston Don Rcshetar Don Semans John Skogland James Tomlinson Fred Vaughn Don Warren Joseph Watroba John Watt GYM TEAMS Boys' Athletics James Dixon Wallace Gcphart John Ghcrity Leslie Gruber Robert McLeod Jack Myklcbust Lloyd Olson Wendell Ottum Milton Sirotiak John Vrudney Byron Walker Girls' Athletics Physical Fitness Lucille Johnson Beverly Juneau Janice Kinney Marilyn Oltman Charlcen Schendel 600-point winners Anne L. Johnson Dolores Lindbloom Joon LoMerc Coral Linnel Beverly Olson Lois Peterson LaVonne Runner Veda Storeygard Anne Townsend Gayle Wold 1000-point winners Marilyn Rosen HOCKEY Dick Balstad Eldcn Dewey Curtis Emery John Kripotos Jack Lindberg Arnold Lucke Art Olson Bob Olson Duane Peterson Rhodes Peterson Latcn Utterberg SERVICE LETTERS Ruby Bjorkland Lorraine Carlson Trevor Davis Joan Gronvall Virginia Grunditz Jean Olsen Don Woodley Beverly Hansen SWIMMING Frank Koktavy Steve Kotienko Gerald Maanum Robert McLeod Carl Rosen Winton Schultz Henry Stenquist QUILL AND SCROLL Audrey Hippe Joyce LeVi Don Woodley “YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU THE JANUARY 1947 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST WESLEY J. KELLY. Director CAST OF CHARACTERS Choosing Company Penelope Sycamore Essie ............. Rheba........... Paul Sycamore...... Mr. DePinna ...... Ed....... ......... Donald............ Martin Vanderhof Alice Sycamore Henderson ........ Tony Kirby....... Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington . .. Mr. Kirby......... Mrs. Kirby....... Olga .............. Three Men.......... .....................................Marion Nielson ............. Frances Haclccl ..................................... Joyce Alstad ... ............................... Robert Tushie .................................. Kenneth Oien .................................... Lloyd Kottke .....................................Daniel Phillips ......... ............................Roger Anderson ....................................... Marlys Olson .................................. Robert Streeter .................................. .Conrad Larson ........................................Don Reshetar ................................. Gloria Cantwell ...................................... Willie Botko .....................................Beverly Hanson ...................................... Rose Gurewit .Richard Hanson. William Pherson. Stanley Johnson Comedy!!! Essie Rehearses Romance!!! C 65 3 I. Picture Bent. 2. Heppmett— At Bett. 3. Proud Momentt. 4. Smile —Clotc-Upt. 5. Strikingly Lovely. . Whit'i Wrong. Pot? 7. Glamorous. Senior Prom Seniors sway to rhythm of Something Sentimental January, 1947 C663 SENIOR BANQUET What a Menu ! Look ! BANQUET ENTERTAINERS CHECKIN' IN CHAPERONES G. Smith, H. Heggen, M. Robinson. Interesting and unrestrained action. On Wings of Muiic and Song Class Mates A Favorite Hour — Refreshments School's Out — Now What? Grace Smith, Helen Bycrly 1946 —SECOND FOOTBALL SQUAD—1947 Tennis teams of 1945- 1946 spring terms Stanley Nelson. Sponsor FLAG TWIRLER CLASS C70] Ladies of Pleasure Awake and Sing The Jest In the Depths C 713 SOUTH HIGH BAND President R. Graham Vice-President H. rates See.-Treat. B. Olson Librarian A. Gjermund 6oe MAJOREnES B. Burseth M. Platt N. Stene J. Nygren G.Sanded L. Gilbcrtton ICE CARNIVAL ROYALTY ROYALTY POSES C72J Arlene Johnson and Neal Anderton ON PARADE Band Leader Arthur Lawrence FLAG TWIRLERS M. Sknmttad. 1. Anderton. R. Chouancck, I. Brown, I, Seemann HOME COMING ROYALTY — AS WE SEE THEM C. Sjcrdahl, A. Johnson, L Swanson, A. Carlton, J. Tomlinson, A. Borjen C73] Having a Wonderful Time A Pause The Big Bonanza The Lonely Way C741 Maids of Honor Common Tradition Rhythm Beauties O Happy Day !!! C75 3 When Ladies Meet Hold that Pose ! Sisterly Love Let us be gay High Lights Sittin' Pretty L76] Chummy Two's Company— Smiles One Sunday Afternoon Pals C 77 ] Touchdown !.! Bwanggg !!! Our Smiling Ladies Oh! For another day like this Plug for Mazey's C783 Court Order Wow !!! Pals!! ! Diane Gert and Joan C793 Muscles!!! Holiday Afternoon Nap Cheering Chicks The Gang's All Here C80U What a Party ! Suppose !! ! Gosh Awful Athletics What Next? The Milky Way C«13 Ooooh ! Lena !!! Measure for Measure On Parade Partners Fish Story C 82 3 Golden Days Fun Party What’s Wrong. Sis”? More Fun. Sis ! Journey's End Lucky Calvin C831 Cornation Ceremony Oh! Oh! Watch That!!! Play Time Heroes and Heroines CM3 It must be right Resting All dressed up A Queen's Way What Fun [85] � Tragedy of Errors ! ! ! Glamour Girl Joe Collegiate What's the Deal? 1 61 FIRST FOR SAVINGS ★ First Bloomington Lake National Bank Mrmkrr FrJrral Drpoiil Imuranrt Corporation A D HARDWARE COMPANY PAINTS —GLASS —SHEET METAL 2122 RIVERSIDE AVENUE AT. 5708 MINNEAPOLIS 4, MINNESOTA Engravings by WESTON Engraving Company 415 SOUTH FOURTH STREET GENEVA 5351 C 87 3 NORHA CUT-RATE DRUGS S. J. MOE. Prop. PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS SUNDRIES 427 CEDAR AVE. MINNEAPOLIS Br. 0682 For Diamonds Of Rare Beauty And Brilliance See Your Neighborhood Jeweler BEN H. ANDERSON CO. 2621 EAST LAKE STREET FAIRWAY FOODS SWANSON'S SELF-SERVICE 148 CECIL ST. S.E. Ge. 0137 CEDAR-LAKE FLORAL CO. 1822 EAST LAKE For Artistically Designed Corsages and Wedding Flowers Business Institute of Minneapolis BLAZER BUSINESS COLLEGE 1920 Small Classes - Lots of Personal Attention Brush-Up and Complete Courses Day and Evening Classes Free Placement 14 So. 9th St. Bridgeport 0044 [88 3 HOFF GROCERY 3201 E. 25TH ST. The best of luck to each and every member of the 1947 graduating class. LINDSKOOG THE FLORIST 1400 E. FRANKLIN AVE. BR. 1215 Fresh Flowers Courtesy Service You Buy the Same Men's and Boys' Work Clothing and Shoes for Less at KAPLAN BROS. DEPT. STORE 1435 E. FRANKLIN TRUE VALUES IN QUALITY CLOTHES For All the Family COLUMBIA DEPT. STORES 407 CEDAR AVE. 400 E. HENNEPIN THE H. LARSON STUDIO 2919 27TH AVENUE SO. PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL AND CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY DU. 1375 C 89 ] FOR SCHOOL - FOR DRESS FOR SPORTS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS from ClOTMIt unvH SUNESON'S MUSIC SHOP Radio Service — Pianos—Radios—Records Musical Supplies—Tuning—Repairing 1550 E. LAKE ST. PHONE DR. 0615 One Block East of Bloominston end Lake Street PEARSON BROS. GROCERIES—FRESH MEAT 2506' CHICAGO AVE. TELEPHONE BR. 8968 CONNOR'S MARKET (BILL AND BILLIE) • Quality Meats 2706 East 25th Street Parker 1113 Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 H. C. BJOIN GROCER 3254 I6TH AVENUE SOUTH Highest Quality Finest Service HOIEN'S MARKET Quality Fresh and Prepared Meats 2509 27th Ave. So. 100% UNION MARKET Albert Stcnttrom, Prop. DU. 8379 Compliments of THE NEIGHBORHOOD CAFE Corner of 39th and Lake Henry W. Anderson Mortuary FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1839 EAST LAKE STREET RES. DU. 0548 OFFICE DU. 2331 C903 Compliments of MITBY-SATHER FURNITURE CO. 1545 East Lake St. Du. 7391 Best Wishes From the Penguin Where the Finest Malts in Town Are Served THE PENGUIN Bloomington Avenue and Lake Street Compliments of HARLAN TYREE ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 1400 E. LAKE ST. DR. 5489 you NeUfltba'iltaocL SUofXfvny Genie WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF SHOES CLOTHING SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL TRADE Gammed The Friendly Store LAKE AT BLOOMINGTON C9I] Uptown Shops Hosiery, Lingerie, Costume Jewelry Ladies' Dresses and Sportswear SPECIALIZING JR. DRESS DEPT. Open Thursday and Saturday evenings 736 EAST LAKE SELBY-LAKE HARDWARE CO. C. R. Scttcrgrcn. Manager 2705 East Lake Street Dupont 1306 KRUCKEBERG'S PHARMACY Over 55 Years Prescription Service Corner 25th Street and 27th Ave. DUpont 0190 GIFTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES HAAG'S PHARMACY Your Druggist on the Corner 4100 EAST LAKE ST. DUpont 6727 MINNEAPOLIS Edward H. Swanson Co. REALTORS INSURANCE—MORTGAGE LOANS NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE 1715 East Lake St. Dr. 5442 The place to go for names you know Lake Street at 27th Avenue South McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME ROY T. PATTERSON 29th Avenue South and East Lake Street DR. 3621 n 92 ] BECKLUND Bentson Pharmacy JEWELERS 3533 East Lake Street 1511 EAST LAKE STREET Minneapolis, Minnesota DU. 4034 QUALITY DRUGS MINNEAPOLIS 7, MINNESOTA DR exel 9837 FURNOIL FUEL OIL 219 FREMONT AVE. NORTH Compliments of CLEAN—UNIFORM—HIGH QUALITY ALL GRADES OF DOMESTIC FUEL OIL Bussman's Ice Cream PETROLEUM SERVICE CO. BR. 3241 3623 EAST LAKE STREET Compliments of Thorgaard Piano Shop Dwight L. Seaton Economy Furniture Co. 1600 EAST LAKE STREET DR. 5489 Pianos, Musical Instruments and Supplies Tuning and Repairing 1630 E. Lake St. Du. 2632 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR OLD FRIEND HOLTZERMANN i S DEPT. STORE C93] ADVANCE-TOWER LAUNDRY CO. Bloomington Avenue at 25th Street Phone Drexel 5464 Minneapolis, Minnesota NORDTVEDT-BOLMGREN Inc. THE HOUSE OF HONEST FURNITURE VALUES 243-245 Cedar Avenue GENEVA 1821 Compliments of Riverside Pharmacy 2500 Riverside Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Geneva 2480 HOME APPLIANCE STORE 1517 E. Lake St. Offers WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Furniture and Rugs Heating Equipment Crosley — Bendix PLUS The finest in washer, radio and small appliance repair Du. 9383 Du. 9383 _ipj PRINTERS OF THE 1947 TIGE R ☆ 7 e AW 'Pte a. 700 SOUTH FOURTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS MAIN 6338 CM] Mettayer Shoe Store 3010 27TH AVENUE SOUTH DR. 2701 Smart Shoes for the Grads Badiner Jewelers 610 HENNEPIN AVENUE Buy with Confidence Meet Me at SLUSSER'S CAFE 24TH AND CEDAR 2214 RIVERSIDE Open All Night 27th and Lake PAUL A. LARSON Proprietor C95] Phone, Regent 9109 Better Grade Shoes Narum's Shoe Store QUALITY FOOTWEAR AND HOSIERY Shoe Repairing 812 East Lake Street—Minneapolis 7, Minn. J. O. Peterson Sons Drug Co. Washington Ave. So. and Cedar Chicago Ave. Lake St. 27th Ave. South and Lake St. 36th Ave. South and Lake St. PRESCRIPTIONS MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Mpls. Youth Center 28TH AND PARK Dancing Wednesday, 8:30 to 12:00 Dramatics taught Dancing taught Voice Instruction ANNA STINAS DRESSES HEMSTITCHING Parker 1133 —2619 E. Lake St. Minneapolis, Minnesota Nicollet-Lake Home Appliance Sales — Service 2950 Nicollet Lo. 2697 Factory Phone Office Phone DUPONT 3981 PARKER 2292 DAILY'S TIRE COMPANY Complete Line of New and Used Tires REPAIRING—RETREADING Knobby and Passenger Treads 3018 BLOOMINGTON AVENUE GLAD'S GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Ice Cream and Candy 1201 9th St. S. Li. 9946 ERICK JOHNSON Furniture Upholstering and Repairing DU. 4851 3021 I4TH AVE. SO. H96D ■ ■■ -------------------- y T