South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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To what progress can we as faculty, stu- dents, and parents point and say, This is our contribution to the way of life ? Do we understand that democracy is the sharing of responsibilities among human beings and the sub- duing of personal preferences in favor of those for the good of society? Do we cooperate in the endeavors that make for peace and understanding in our community, in this nation. and abroad? Do we here at South, all of us, try to make this a better place in which to live? Yes. these ideals must be practiced if we wish to say that we have made progress in this age. It is my belief that South has tried to fulfill these objectives. For that reason I trust we have shared in the great service of contributing to a nobler way of life. y, -H. H. Maass N 7 A Af L' KC-E iff - Qfiillf ,fb cffffcidmy . ,Z A ,1i'-7 6 1 fill! '49 ' i' 'oliiun' VAL I L ' 5 ng:- N Z f '1,,-Q..-' r ,J L-'GIEQL-I -rad, ll? .Q Mg. 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'.D,,' an K ffl CX T947 January Tiger James Bjornson Margie Carlson Roger Carlson Donna Elcberg Darlene Engell Dennis l-laines Bonnie Jansen Gloria Johnson Robert Johnson The Year On Parade Staff Joyce Kornmerstad Joyce LeVi Dorothy Lindgren Doris Miner James Snobeclc Barbara Wold January Co-Editors Elaine Johnson Robert Johnson Gayle Wold June Co-Editors Donald Benson Ann Erickson Beverly Olson Arlene Sirotialc Faculty Advisors T948 June Tiger Staff Donald Allen Richard Anderson Richard Arnevilc Marilyn Kmetz Delores Lindbloom Louise Lovaas Kathleen McNamara Marilyn Noll Jeanette Nyberg Angela Schlieter Bernadine Schug Arlene Sirotiak Marilyn Stone J T k y V ames run Miss Gorgen-General Advisor Mr. Morse-Business Manager Miss Frazier-Art Advisor E51 FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS H. H. MAASS Principal OUR SCHOOL NURSE- Mus. LONG Q-affium Mrs. Long examines students who become sick during school hours. She also approves the admittance of students who have been absent because of illness. HJ E. ROBINSON Dean of Girls H. WALLGREN Home Visitor 1 CARL LUNDIN Dean of Boys ly Al Louise, Dick, Mimi, Dick, Ann, OFFICE STAFF V. Karos, E. Smuih, M. Anderson, M. Nosbusch, I. Guthormsen, V. Long. THE OFFICE STAFF AT WORK Nosbusch, M. Anderson, I. Guthormsen, E. Smith, H. Maass. JUNE TIGER WORKSHOP Kathleen, Angie, Dody, Jim, Bernie, Donny, Jeannette, Bev Mtz LIBRARIANS Lois Davidson, Geraldine Greekling The Year on Parade E711 I xl!! a 0-4,LAJ4l1-DCAADAA-ez'-1.5k 'I! 4-'9'Q -7' 5-Uk-ll. I I Gm ENGLISH D PA TMENT NORA JACOBSEN HELEN BYERLY WILLIAM MEAD LEONE KAUS HAROLD HURD LAVELLA BREM ER EDNA KIRKHAM Speech WESLEY KELLY Drama LISBETH JENSEN E813 HELEN HEGGEN GERTRUDE ELLIFF Speech LOUISE DRAGE DOROTHY TROW Picture Missing: HELEN LUND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT GRACE SMITH American History LUTHER MONA American History Basketball and Baseball Coach ANN GUY American History MODERN PROBLEMS CLASS GEORGE SWARSTAD Commercial Law EM MA ILLA American Gov't. HARRIET ULLAND Modern Problems MARION ROBINSON World History MARTIN SCHEY CMC5 Picture Missing:- KATHER!NE E. LANE Current History MARY GORGEN Modern Problems L91 H. GRIEBENOW A. LAWRENCE Music Music HOSEA OSTERH US Chief Counselor J, JENSON Art E. FRAZIER Art ROSE M UCKLEY E German -.-.. .. f - ..., A 1. ..... I .. 5.1: -:Q : x ELIZABETH ROLL Latin SIGNE BOSTROM Spanish RUTH PETERSON Swedish ELEANOR GRANT News Picture missing:- V'LDA LERE LAURA Psrenssn French Nome AEFUH OSCAR PEDERSON LURA MARCHANT FRANK MORSE STANLEY NELSON Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics i EVELYN BRUCE DELBERT NYHOLM Human Biology Phygicg EVELYN PEDERSON Botany ALMOND PHILSTROM Chemistry ARTHUR STORM ELIZABETH BRAY Animal Biology Occupational Coordinator Cllli INDUSTRIAL AND HOME ECONOMICS CARL BUCKMAN ELIZABETH DAVIS OLE ANDERSON HARRIET NILES EUGENE FARLEY Mechanical Drawing Sewing-Cooking Auto Mechanics Clothing Wgodfuming i ALMA CAGLEY Commercial W RUDOLPH KOGL if :R I Forge ' .I .I P. 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SNOWBECK J. LEVI CASUAL SENIOR GROUP E143 CLASS OFFICERS I by Sgt.-at-Arms DANIEL HART Valedictorian JOYCE LeVI D. MINER R. ECKMAN L. INGERSOLL E. JOHNSON B. JANSEN J. KOMMERSTAD G. WOLD W. BROSE R. HANSON P. TODD . LV - l r Ag 2 kg. R.SANDGREN x I fm A fx gi ' y ' -1'1 f --v- 1 z - - . H ' 1 If A '1'- ' ,,,.,, .. , President Vice-President R. HOVELSRUDE R. HOWELLS Secretary A. KINDVALL HONOR STUDENTS Salutatorian JIM SNOBECK , W JANUARY I948 Treasurer ARNOLD LUCKE Sgt.-at-Arms DOUGLAS RONNING Hon. Valedictorian DOROTHY LINDGREN ,, , 3, .,. ,. ,Q my ,,.,, Q 3 . t ix fs? .,., U D V W ' Hf+-'-v' . , .x,'1::-59' .easy B. WARREN G. MAANUM R. LAMBERT K. SUKULIS C. IORGENSEN 1 P, :2'1 . . ,,. .. '1: , . ',- f A f s S K. 5 A K--f' BECKSTROM, RALPH E. 0 Beck 0 March I4 I Christian Fellowship BERG, DONNA A. 0 Wendy v Jan. 24 0 Blue Tri, Seton High, Al, lied Youth, Southerner Staff, Christian Fellowship BEUCUS, MILDRED V. 0 Mitz 0 Dec. 5 0 Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Southerner Rep., Tiger Rep. BILES, SHIRLEY I Suzie 0 May 26 ' Bluc Tri BINGHAM, DONALD B. 0 Don 0 Feb. 24 H Christian Fellowship BJORNSON, JAMES T. I Jim 0 March 6 0 Tiger, Hall Guide BOE, CAROL M. 0 Dirnplcs 0 April 25 0 Blue Tri, Seton I-li, Red Cross, Edda Club noi.stAn, RICHARD e. - Dick - July 7 - Hockey BORGESON, JOHN B. 0 Burt 0 July 3 0 Hi-Y, Student Council BREKKE, MARSHALL O. 0 Brekke v July I BREKKEN, JoANN M. 0 Joey 0 April 24 0 All School Pres. ot Blue Tri, Souiherncr, G.A.A. BROSE, WILLIAM H. 0 Bill ' Junc I5 0 Student Council, Track, All City Student Council E161 ALECKSON, WAYNE A. 0 July 30 ANDERSON, FRITZ J. 0 Junior ' Sept. 23 0 Football, Homecom- ing King ANDERSON, JUNE L. ' .'anic' 0 June I0 v Bluc Tri, G.A.A., B Senior Sec., Ice Carnival Queen ANDERSON, RAYMOND R. 0 Ray v Dec. 5 0 HIYY ANDERSON, RICHARD A. 0 Andy 1 Feb. I4 0 Football, All School HiYY Sec. ARNOLD, SHIRLEY A. I Cindy ' Sept. IO 0 Seton I-li, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Allied Youth, Hall Guide, Silver Tri, Tiger Aft ARONSON, CURTIS R. v Curt ' Nov. 24 0 HifY BACKEN, DONALD E. I Don 0 June 25 0 Basketball BECKSTROM, INGRID F. v Becky v Oct. I3 1 Orchestra, Christian Fellowship Pres., Svithiod Pres., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Student Council, Hall Guide, Tiger EKBERG. DONNA M. 0 Feb. 7 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri Chap. Pres., Hall Guide, Tiger Staff, Seton Hi, Allied Youth, Tiger Rep., Class Play EKMAN, ROGER E. 0 Corky 0 April 6 0 Student Council, Red Cross Council, Hi-Y, President Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Hall Guide, Class Play, Senior Cabinet ENGEL, DARLENE J. 0 Jan. I2 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Tiger Staff, Hall Guide ERICKSON, DONNA M. 0 Lee I July 23 0 Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Chris- tian Fellowship, Allied Youth, Silver Tri EVERETT, RICHARD W. 0 Dick v Nov. I2 FRANKLIN, PAUL 0 Sharky 1 July 23 FRISTEDT, MARVEL O. 0 Meanie-Funnie I Dec. 23 0 Christian Fel- lowship, Blue Tri, Allied Youth GRANT, CAROLYN E. 0 Carol ' Dec. 25 0 Blue Tri, G.A.A. GUSTAFSON, JOYCE L. 0 Gussie 0 Nov. 4 i Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Hall Guide HAINES, DENIS H. 0 Humphrey 0 Nov. 7 0 B Senior Vice Pres., All School Hi-Y Pres., Hall Guide, Hi-Y Bookroom HANSEN, HAROLD J. 0 Swede I Dec.'4 HANSEN, LOUISE E. 0 Bunny 0 Sept. 28 I Blue Tri, Hall Patrol E173 BRUDER, HARRIET R. v Butch 0 Nov. I3 0 Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Christian Fellowship, Red Cross, Class Play. CAIRNEY, THOMAS H. 0 Tom Q Sept. I8 CARLSON, LOIS J, 0 Cokey 0 Feb. ll 0 Southerner, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Christian Fellowship, Allied Youth, Hall Guide CARLSON, MARJORIE L. 0 Margie 0 Feb. 2l O Blue Tri, Tiger Staff CARLSON, PHILLIP H. 0 Phil O March I4 I Track, B Senior Presi- dent, Hi-Y Bookroom, All School Hi-Y CARLSON, ROGER S. U Rog 0 Oct. 9 0 B Senior Treasurer, Wrestling, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff, Swimming, All School Hi-Y Chap. CHRISTIANSON, HOWARD M. O Howie 0 June I9 v I-li-Y, Band, Orch., App. Music COLEMAN, MARK J. 0 Fuzzy 0 Nov. l DURAN, ANNIE 0 Ann 0 Aug. 30 v Blue Tri, G.A.A., I-lall Patrol, Allied Youth INGERSOLL, LENARD J. 1 Lcnn 1 Jan. ZI 0 Honor Society, Track, Ticket Seller, Hall Guide ISRAELSON, ELAINE J. 0 May 4 JANSEN, BONNIE JOY I Jan 1 Feb. I5 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide,G.A,A.,Soutl1ernerStatf,TigerStaf'i, Sec. of Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Allied Youth, Class Play, Senior Extra JANSKY, DeLOURE G. 0 Lorry I Oct. I0 JOHNSON, ANNE L. 0 Johnny I June 28 0 G.A.A., Blue Tri JOHNSON, ELAINE J. 0 April 29 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Honor Society, Foreign Correspondence, Tiger Editor, Hall Guide JOHNSON, ROBERT J. U Bob 0 July 29 v Hi-Y, Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Hall Guide JOHNSON, SHIRLEY M. v Shiz 1 April I8 0 I-lall Guide, Red Cross Council Rep., Blue Tri, Student Council, Seton Hi JOHNSON, STANLEY A. 0 Stufs I March ZI I Red Cross Council, Glee Club JORGENSEN CATHERINE C. 0 Katie 0 Feb. 23 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Student Council, Soutnerner Staff, Tiger Staff, Allied Youtn KEARNS, GERALD A. 0 Jerry 0 Oct. 3I KINDVALL, ALICE E. I AI 0 Dec. 2 v Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Hall Guide, A Senior Sec. E181 II-':A,NSEN, MARVIN J. 0 Marv 0 April I4 0 Traclr, Cross Counlry, ,. HANSON, GLORIA C. 0 Jan, 23 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Allied Youth HANSON, ROBERT D. 0 Bob 0 Feb. 28 0 Honor Society HARP, ROSE MARIE 0 IIRCQII 0 Oct. 9 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, I IaIl Guide HART, DANIEL R. 0 Dan'l'l 0 Feb. I9 l Track, Football, I'Ii-Y HICKS, DONNA M. l Donny 0 April 8 0 Blue Tri, Hall Patrol HIPPE, AUDREY L. 0 Aud 0 Feb, IO 0 Blue Tri, Soutnerner Staff, Quill and Scroll, Christian Fellowsliip, Hall Guide HOVELSRUD, RICHARD A. 0 I-Iovie v Feb. 3 0 Hi-Y, Thrift Rep. Student Council, Red Cross Council, A Senior Class Pres., Class Play HOWELLS, RICHARD S. 0 Richie 0 Feb. 25 I Student Council Vice Pres., Soutlierner, Hi-Y, Football MAANUM, GERALD A. I Jerry 0 Dec. ll 0 Swimming, Honor So- ciety, Red Cross Rep., Hall Guide, Thrift Rep. MALMSTEN, WILLIAM M. 0 Mike 0 March 29 I Gymnastics Tearn MARTINSON, LOWELL 0 Buster 0 Scot. IO 1 Football MELHUS, ARTHUR R. 0 Art I Nov. 29 0 Football MINER, DORIS J. I Aug. 25 I Blue Tri, Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Hall Guide MINETOR, ROBERT W. 0 Mouse 0 Nov. 3 MUNSON,THOMASE.0'TomN0 Mamhv- hnd' MYKmauw,mcHAnoE.-Hmwe'-Mamhn NELSON, ARNE R. - Aug. 5 NELSON, JANE A. 0 Janie 0 Juiy 22 0 Blue Tri, Hall Guide NELSON, MARJORIE A. ' Marge I Oct. ll: I Blue Tri NELSON, ROBERT A,,l Blirnp 0 Feb. I5 E193 1? ., , ,f ir , ..,. Q KOMMERSTAD, JOYCE A. v Kornmer l Dec. 28 0 Blue Tri, South- erner Editor, Ouill and Scroll, Tiger Staff, Honor Society, Foreign Cor- respondence, Hall Guide, Allied Youth KUMPF, JAMES W. 0 Jim 0 Aug. 22 0 Southerner Staff, Red Cross Student Council, B Senior Sargeant-at-Arrns, All School Hi4Y Treas: urer, Cheerleader, Horne Corning Attendant KUMPF, JOHN E. 0 Johann I Aug. 22 0 Southerner Staff, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Student Council, Hall Guide, Cheerleader LAMBERT, ROGER G. 0 Rog 0 Jan.22 H HIAY, Student Council, Physics and Chemistry Assistant, Lunch Room Assistant, Usher LENNANDER, JOYCE A. 0 Jo 0 Jan. I5 0 Class Play LEVI, JOYCE C. 0 Joycie 0 March 22 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff, Honor Society, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross, Allied Youth, Class Play LINDGREN, DOROTHY A. 0 Dody 0 March 2I I Blue Tri, G.A.A., Tiger Staff, Student Comcil, Silver Tri, Hall Guide, Red Cross, Class Play, Senior Cabinet, Honor Society LITTLE, BERNARD 0 Bud 0 Jan. I9 v Track, Baseball LUCKE, ARNOLD S. 0 Arne 0 Jan. 9 0 Hockey, Cross Country, B Senior Sergeant-at-Arms, Band, A Senior Treas. PETERSON, JOYCE J. 1 Dec. 24 1 Blue Tri, Hall Guide PETERSON RHODES N. 1 Pete 1 Feb. 3 1 Football Mgr., Football Track, Hockey, Baseball PETERSON, WESLEY 1 Wes 1 Jan. 5 1 Cross Country REIN, ROBERT G. 1 Bud 1 Feb. 27 1 Edda Club ROEBUCK, BEVERLY A. 1 Bev 1 Sept. 2l 1 Clnristian Fellowship, Red Cross Representative, Choir ROGERS, PHYLLIS J. 1 PhyI 1 Oct. 2I 1 Blue Tri ROHME, JANICE L. 1 Nov. I2 1 Silver Tri, Choir ROMAIN, JAMES F. 1 Jim 1 Feb. 9 RONNING, DOUGLAS R. 1 Doug 1 Oct. ZZ 1 Student Council, Hi-Y, Football, A Senior Sgt.-at-Arms. RYDBERG, LORRAINE, M. A. 1 Susu 1 May 2 1 Blue Tri SANDGREN RICHARD S. 1 Dick 1 A r. I3 1 Hi'Y, Student Couri- I P eil, Hall Guide SCHIRMER, WALLACE F. 1 Wally 1 Jan. 23 11203 NIELSEN, YVONNE D. 1 Nickey 1 Nov. 2 1 Blue Tri NORRBOM, HUGH L. 1 Honey 1 Jan. I7 OLES, LILLIAN OLSON, FREDERIC M. 1 Fred 1 March 28 OLUND, JAMES G. 1 Jim 1 May I6 1 Football, Track, Band, Red Cross, Student Council, Torch, Baseball, Golf, Sec. of Red Cross ORTMAN, JEANNE L. 1 Jeannie 1 Jan. 5 PARRISH, KATHRYN J. 1 Katy 1 Oct. 24 1 Hall Guide, Red Cross Council PARTRIDGE, RICHARD A. 1 Dick 1 Nov. I2 PETERSON, DUAINE A. 1 Pete 1 Nov.29 1 Football, Baseball, Hockey ll .... -'.,.g:, s ' ,.,,,.,. ,I . , is ...I ' I Effi -r ' iis' AIR eeee is ciso ,'i ' 1 I tr 'Z' sf, . .MID it i Qin if ,..., all ii? P ,1,, . lah SMITH, VINCENT L. 0 Vince v Feb. 25 0 Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council SNOBECK, JAMES D. 0 Jim 0 Dec. 6 0 Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff, Honor Society, School Photographer SPANGRUD, ROSE MARIE ' Rosie 0 April 9 ' Cheer Leader, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Hall Guide ETAJJFFACHER, DIANE M. v Stauf U April I2 0 G.A.A., Hall ui e STENQUIST, HENRY W. 0 Hank 0 July 4 0 Swimming Team Capt., Gymnastics, Hall Guide STENSETHER, MARGARET G. l Mug5s 0 July I7 0 Christian Fellowa ship, Silver Tri, Edda Club, Red Cross Representative STITT, JOYCE K. 0 July 23 0 Library Helper, Glee Club, Silver Tri STOCK, LOLA M. 0.Dec. 7 v Blue Tri SUKULIS, KATHERINE 0 Dec. I2 0 Blue Tri, Honor Society, Silver Tri, Student Council SWANSON, ROBERT L. 0 Bob 0 Aug. 28 0 Svithiod, Class Play, Honor Society TODD, PATSY G. 0 Pat 0 May 30 v Honor Society, Blue Tri WARREN, BARBARA L. 0 Barb 0 Nov. 6 0 Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Honor Society, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff E211 451 , 5 it it . .,,.,.,.., iv Er Y SCHULTZ, WINTON W. H Wimp 1 Dec. B 0 Swimming ECHWARTZ, VIRGINIA L. v Ginnie 0 Oct. I6 ' Southerner Rep ue ri SEASON, KAY L. 0 Kay D. Lee 0 April 30 1 Bluc Tri, Silver Tri Tiger Rep., Southerner Rep. SEEGER, DONALD M. 0 Donny 0 July I2 SEVERSON, RICHARD T. f Dick 0 July 3 SHEFFEL, ROBERT W. 0 Bob D Dec. 26 v Student Council SIMCOE, JOSEPH A. 0 Joe - Jan. 28 0 Band SIMMONS, ARVID K. 0 Oct. I7 SKOW, JULIANA J. 0 Feb. 7 . -I -.3225 -I W I . WATROBA JOSEPH M 0 Joe WICKSTROM, VIOLET M. o Vi WOLD, GAYLE, A. YURIK, Aug H Dec. 22 0 1 July I9 0 Football G.A.A., Silver Tri, Orchestra, Silver Tri, Blue Tri Cabinet, Tiger Red Cross Editor, G.A.A,, Student Council, In Armed Service LaVern Anderson Robert Bergstrom Claude Black Kenneth Brenner Rune Ellison Stanley Lundquist Ralph Myklebust George Palmer lrvin Pederson Arthur Smestad Southerner Stati, Hall Guide, Foreign Correspondence At Summer School chanone Uhcbhd . Lillian Oles Jacob Schleisman Richard G. Sherwood James Tomlinson At Night School Lawrence .lohnson Patricia Miller Eugene vvauneh GENEVIEVE R 0 Ruth 0 Aug. Z9 0 Happy Seniors - Graduation Day E221 JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Vuce Przsudent TOM LINQUIST IRENE BROWN Secretary Treasurer DON WANNEBO LOIS NELSON Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms ART BERG VEDA STOREYGARD Valedictorian ROGER WALD Salutatoruan GEORGE MILFORD JUNE SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Top Row: L. Gnade, E. Hla, D. Nyholm, R. Muckley, N. Jacobsen. Second Row: A. Storm, F. Benner, G. Eiliff, W. Kelly. Not in Picture: Miss Lere. E251 JUNE SENIOR CLASS HONOR STUDENTS 4 'fr X' AQ Qi .- .- zv .,:A 1 W Q5 ,. . , ig I wQ?Qgs Z 1 f,s ,,eraae sfq W T if momma? , 1 A422452 1. f ' ' ,, , 6 wang 4' fa, 4, 1? QM 'iw fn' I Q 5 6 QV 5 fi H 5' First Row: Joyce Tallman, Audrey Boyum, Anne Townsend, Gladys Anderson, Art Berg, Delores Lindblom, Mary Ann Nichols. Second Row: William Youker, Arlene Sirotiak, Ann Erickson, Jane Stahlberg, Glee Johnson, Rosemary Dresen, Harley Christiansen. Third Row: Robert Johnson, Vern Rodberg, Marilyn Peterson, Jerrie Provost, Ruth Soderrnan, Dorothy Hurtig Fourth Row: Gloria Pearson, Margaret Lazor, Don Englund, Leone Gierke, Coral Linnell, Mavis Olson. Fifth Row: Eleanore Swenson, Doris Bogarcl, Kathleen McNamara, Gloria Johnson, Norma Peterson, Bernadine Schug. E241 J- Q 4 Z .- ACKLAND, RITA JOAN 0 Reetz 0 July 7 0 Blue Tri, Flag Twirling Red Cross, Edda Club, Choir ALDEN, GERALDlNE P. 0 Gerry 0 February 20 0 Christian Fellow ship, Library Club ALECKSON, ELAlNE JOYCE 0 Layn 0 January 23 0 G.A.A. Leader ship ALLEN, DONALD FRANK v Chippy 0 June 25 1 Tiger Staff AMSTUTZ, LlLLlAN M. 0 Lil 0 November ll 0 .Christian Fellow ship, Edda Club ANDERSON, JOAN CAROL 0 Jo 0 September 2 1 Flag Twirling ANDERSON, JOYCE MARIE 0 Joycie 0 February 5 ' Silver Tri Blue Tri, Edda Club, Choir '-1' X, ANDERSON, GLADYS E. 0 Glad 0 October 22 I Honor Society A 'igg Edda Club, Christian Fellowship . -A ,... :Q yyll i ANDERSON- GLEN AIDEN 0 Andy I August 6 0 Southerner co 7 sports editor Fe - A ik ANDERSON, PHYLLIS JEANE U Bunny 1 February 2l H Flag Twirl ing, Library Club, Choir ANDERT, JOSEPH D. 0 Joe 0 August3 APSLEY, IRENE DOLORES 0 Ike v April 7 0 Seton Hi ARNESON, DOLORES J. v Dee 0 July 2 1 Svithiod, Allied Youth ARNEVIK, JOEL ERLING U Arne 0 June l2 v Edda Club TRZIEVIK, RlCHARD CARL 0 Dick 0 June 27 1 Tiger Staff, Edda C u ASSAD, GENEVIEVE R. 0 Gen 0 January 30 0 Blue Tri, Red Cross BALZER, LAWRENCE M. 0 Laurie 0 April 27 0 Football, Basket' ball, Baseball BAYERL, AUDREY M. 0 Audy U August 3 0 Seton l-li, Flag Twirling BEDARD, ROBERT H. 0 Bob v July 25 BENSON, DONALD E. 0 Bens 0 June l 0 Choir Torch Club Hi-Y Student Council President, Southerner Staff, Cheerleader, Tiger Staff: Class Play BERG, ARTHUR B. 0 Bud 0 October I7 0 Honor Society President Hall guide, Basketball, Baseball, A Senior Sgt.-Arms C251 BOZONY, MARTHA E. 0 Bom v October 4 0 Band, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall guide, Christian Fellowship BRAATEN, ANN M. I Annie 0 August 2I 0 Blue Tri, Student Council BRAATEN, MARDELL L. 0 Mardie 0 February 3 I Silver Tri BRASK, JOHN F. 0 Jack 1 June I5 BRAY, ROSELLA ANN 0 Annie 0 March I9 BRINKMAN, JAMES LYDER f Brink 0 .Iurrc 7 U Student Council, Hockey, Hi-Y BROWN, IRENE E. 0 Porky 1 April I2 0 Student Council, Red Cross Council, Flag Twirling, Leadership, Choir, A Senior Vice-president BRUCE, MARY ANN 0 May 5 1 Blue Tri BRUGGE, CARLA E. I Dimrny l September I9 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide BRUSS, WILLIS R. 0 Wimpy 0 November I2 0 I-li-Y, Football BULLOCK, ROBERT LEWIS I Bob 1 April 23 0 Golf BURKE, DONALD R. 0 Don 0 November 2I 0 Baseball lf26Il BERGER, CORRINE O. F. 0 Berg 0 August 2 U Blue Tri, Seton Hi BERGLAND, MARGARET A. 0 Peg 0 July 4 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall guide BERGSETH, JOHN O. ' December 24 BERGSTROM, KENNETH H. v Ken v May I0 0 Hi-Y, Foreign Cor- respondence, Class Play BERRY, DARLENE S. 0 Bingo 1 March 27 0 Blue Tri, Glee Club BINE, ALFRED C. 0 Alfy 0 February 2l 1 Football BJELENY, RUTH H. v Ruthie 0 May 26 0 Hall Guide, Silver Tri BOGARD, DORIS L. 0 Bogie 0 December 20 0 Blue Tri, Glee Club BOYUM, AUDREY E. 0 Audy I September 2l 0 Blue Tri, Honor So- ciety, Foreign Correspondence 2if?:1 2 edgy . . ,. rlrrrr ....,.... ... .....,..... . rrrc r r r ' Z, '..a:z2':: ,gg-iv at arms.-.-va:-1. BUSCH, DONNA MAE I Don I March 2I I Blue Tri, Allied Youth CAIRNEY, NANCY A. I Chili I March 6 I Seton Hi, Allied Youth Blue Tri, Class Play CALKINS, DORIS JANE I Dorcas I June 3 I Blue Tri, Seton Hi Allied Youth, Choir, Foreign Correspondence wr V 'V hs CARLBO M , RONALD BERNARD o Bud o September 2 V , , CARLSON, CHARLES RAYMOND I Chuck I October 22 Ig' .Y ,I ' , CARLSON, DONA E. I Don I October I9 .. ft ,A-:-:i.- .,.- 3 EA ,. -, . I ., ,.. E V V . I ,- r .,.1 Q :Q ,, , Mt.. sr, , ' 'I 3 n CARLSON, MARION C. I Octcber II CARLSON, NANCY J. I Nanc I May 22 I Seton Hi CARLSON, STANLEY D. I Studer I January 9 CASTOR GAIL W. I November I3 I Track CHLEBECEK, JERRY I Little Moose I July I9 I Hockey CHOVANCEK, RUTH I Ruthie I November I3 I Flag Twirling, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship CHRISTIANSEN, HARLEY D. I Christy I September I0 I Honor So ciety, Band COFFMAN, VIOLA MAE I Vi I October 2I I Christian Fellowship COLEMAN, DONNA MARIE I Bunnic I January 3 I Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi. Leadership CONE, VERNA MAE I V.M. I June I4 CONYERS, LQROY H. I Lee I November I9 I Track, Swimming CHRIST, ROBERT H. I Bob I January I9 CUNNINGHAM, MARTHA N. I Marty I October 24 I Seton Hi, Foreign Correspondence DAHLIN, ROGER E. I Rog I July 22 DALLAND, JOHN K. I October 22 . E273 ... ., Q , 1 xx fi A 6. i as ug . 3 ,.1,,g.,-,5a'.rg:' .:.. WK. .wmv ENGDAHL, RICHARD B. v Dick O September 24 0 Track, Cross Country ENGLUND, DONALD G. 0 Don 0 August I4 0 Glee Club ERICKSON, ANN LOUISE 0 Swede 0 July 26 0 Christian Fellowship, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Honor Society, Tiger Staff ERICKSON, DANIEL P. 0 Danny 0 May I0 0 Christian Fellowship, Hall Guide ERICKSON, BRUCE RONALD O Erick U September 29 ERICKSON VIVIAN J. I Viv 0 June 8 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Hall Guide, Allied Youth, Svithiod FALK, BETTY CAROL 0 Pokey 0 July I7 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Southerner Staff, Hall Guide, Student Council, Glee Club, Tiger Representative. FARRELL, GERALD W. 0 Jerry 0 February 27 0 Track FINSEN, ROMONA M. v Mona 0 August 24 0 Seton Hi, Red Cross, Christian Fellowship A FORSBERG, DAVID C. 0 Dave 0 August 25 0 Hi-Y, Football, Hall Guide, Gymnastics - FOSTER, ROBERT WAYNE v Bob 0 March 4 0 Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Class Play FRANSON, JANET LEE MARIE I Frenchie 0 January 4 0 Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Glee Club E283 DAMBORG, VELMA GAYLE v Vel I October 2l 0 Silver Tri, Orches- tra . DAVIDSON, ELAURA JEANNE v Jeanne 0 December I 0 Hall Guide DENNIS, SHIRLEY JEAN 0 Denny 0 December lb 0 Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Allied Youth, Silver Tri, Glee Club DIXON, SIMON J. 0 Jim 0 May 8 0 Gymnastics, Tennis Team DOYLE PHYLLIS MAE 0 Phil 1 February I0 0 Seton Hi, Blue Tri, Glee Club DRESEN, ROSEMARY G. 0 Rosie 0 April 4 0 Seton Hi, Honor Sol ciety, Hall Guide, Foreign Correspondence DRILLING, BEATRICE MAE 0 Betts v January 2 0 Allied Youth, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Foreign Correspondence, Class Play EBERT, DELORES A. 0 Ebert 0 July I3 0 Choir, Glee Club EMERY, CURTIS VERN 0 Curt 0 February ll I Hi Y, Hockey, Football 1::1:2ri2EfZH:Ef1' Efii-.f:-1' -2155255263:-: 5:2 -i3E:E:EE:fi1'i',-5. .- '-A rrrr -- Q4?2?ff Qe: fZ Ky? - -' 'ffikzfi ,, ,. :5..:a'z::gz.3a :-:-'- .r - 5- ,-2:15 N .WI-sf r-.:sz:.:e:s'3.2:.:-. r . V A 9 1 f , 4 A f Q 4' X5 3 w ffi , . . .... fi 'g' ,...'jIfi iMw?efE5wpa ffw W f,W,5g K IQ ,. ' ' 5 I A 2' ., f ,, 25 215: . ' fem??Qt f WZ jtE5.'nvii -5Q2.z:s:25.: ,. ' ,.exy,uea,:.:.54:::-..g-f I... - ff., , 1 ' :j?sg?-:r:i:s,z55::- . , r- g.,,:. .asv 4 . e-': , -I--ii' amrrtgf swag: :-. .1 ' ,C grqle .. . .fy A ' .2 . ,fri 'a r ':2f,.'1'V ffbif . QS. ll SW. ,. ,,,,.,,,.i.V, . ea. '52, . tw.. - , lyk 4 ff Q3 9 2 . g? ,gr mf-Q 5-gs f 'EAW . . fe, , '9 2 5 J xg it 'S+' -:.:xf' .. ...ers ,, s S f Q? il .E V. . ..V:H 5 i,,:v-,T 38:51 3.24 Q: ' page Me Q I . 'W' X ff QA' '7 i5 3 5, ,ze 2 6 VA vu My Q Y je yea sf f tee ,:,' ,,,2il S FREDBO, RICHARD MELVIN 0 Dick 0 March 5 0 Student Council, Tennis Team FREDELL, JOAN E. 0 Jo 0 July 8 0 Seton Hi FREEBURG, DONALD A. 0 Don 0 November I2 ZIQ I FREEMAN, CHARLES A. - chuck-' . ocfobe, 23 . Band . '33 li V- Fuci-ls, LUCILLE IRENE - Lucky - October 29 FURO, EDONNA F. 0 Donny 0 September I8 0 Blue Tri, Seton Hi 3 ,V - Z Vi ,, ff? ' Z , e GAUSTAD, BETTIE J. 0 Gussie v November 29 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri Foreign Correspondence, G.A.A., Band, Class Play GERNBACHER, DALE ALBERT 0 Schultz 0 July 4 U Torch Club, Hi-Y, Golf GIERKE, LEONA M. 0 March 29 0 Honor Sociely GJERMUNDBOE, ALICE A 0 May 7 0 Band, Soutnerner Staff, Silver Tri GLARDON, LILA J. 0 Lee 0 July 3 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton High, Hall Guicle, Foreign Correspondence GOSSELIN, ALICE GWENDOLYN 0 Gussie 0 December 28 v Glee Club, Hall Guide, Southerner Typist, Allied Youth GOULET, JOYCE BEVERLY 0 Jo 0 October 23 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi GRADY, JOANNE E. 0 Grady 0 November 3 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide GREEN, PATRICIA N. J. I Pepper l November 24 ' Blue Tri, Flag Twirling, Seton Hi, Colorguard GRU.BER, FRANK L. U Les 0 May 27 U Tennis, Gymnastics GRUNDITZ, JEAN LOUISE 0 Jean 0 July 20 0 Blue Tri, 'Glee Club, G.A.A., Leadership GUNDERSON, JOYCE B. 0 Gundy 0 July II 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Hall Guide E291 GALLAGHER, PATSY LEE 0 Pat 0 April 29 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. GALLE, DOLORES EILENE 0 Galle v November IO 0 Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Foreign Correspondence, G.A.A. GARIN, PATRICIA MAE v Pat 0 March I0 if-W? rl 'Q 351-Y E J . I ivv ::':' E '- ..,. .. gf W K ,.., Q M Q . ..rg 1 iii K 55135 .. ,. ':::. 1, X, 'A- ' '- If 5 ,195 3 5 0 it f t ask I 0 8 , ws F 9 T mi' is gf --- ':': T ' . Ye' ,ru -:-aa 'MQ ' :CW , Air HANSON, PATRICIA A. 0 Pat 0 July Zl 0 Bluc,Tri, Silver Tri, Hall Guide, Seton Hi, Vice-Pres. of Rcd Cross HARPER, JOSEPH LESLIE v Joe 0 September B 0 Glee Club HARPOLE, MAXINE P. 0 September 29 HICHETHIER, LOUISE A. 0 Lou 0 April 30 Q HILL, JAMES R. 0 Jim 0 December I5 O Hi-Y, Student Council HINRICHS, ROBERT GEORGE 0 Bob 0 October 2 HOAG,- MARGARET LILLIAN 0 Lucky 0 October IO 0 Glee Club, Blue Tri HOEFT, DONNA MAE 0 Eve U March 24 HOFF, CAROLYN MAE 0 December I9 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Edda, Leadership, G.A.A., Hall Guide, Southerrier Typist, Student Council HOLM, MARGERY D. I December 3 0 Band, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri Pres., Christian Fellowship, Red Cross President, Leadership HOLMBERG, LARRY IAN I Larry 0 January l 0 Hi-Y, Track, Basket- ball Mgr,, B Senior Sgt. at Arms, Hall Guide HOLMES, PATRICIA S. 0 Pat 0 October Z5 0 Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Foreign Correspondence E301 wi uw ig Q, 'ff 'aw 5, GUSTAFSON, BURCH O. 1 Burch I September 20 0 Orchestra, Hi-Y, Student Manager of Football Team, Class Play HACKE'I'I', BARBARA A. 0 Bobbie 0 January 25 0 Blue Tri, G.A.A., Leadership HAGER, JOAN M. 0 Jo 0 November 4 0 Seton Hi IEIAIGH, PHYLLIS MAXINE I Bunny 0 August 27 v Glee Club, Tiger ep. HALES, NORMA E. 0 Ncrmie I December I2 0 G.A.A. HALL, BRUCE ALLEN 0 Booze 0 October 30 HANSON, JOYCE CAROLYN U Joycie 0 June 29 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Southerner Rep., Red Cross, Southerrier Staff HANSON, FLOYD D. I Floyd I March 7 HANSON, ROLAND NEAL I Ron I June I5 IW! f 3 a I We wi if 1 WM if it , 1 inn, . .ra 1 2 nl 734 ,,., , 5, VV ,. ffiiili -is , . JOHNSON, DeLOlSE R. I Dee I July 25 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri JOHNSON, DONNA MAE I August I6 I G.A.A., Hall Guide, Leader- ship, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi JOHNSON, DOROTHY JANE I Dot I May I I Blue Tri, Seton Hi Christian Fellowship JOHNSON, GENEVIEVE E. I Gen I April 7 I Glee Club JOHNSON, GLEE FRANCES I September B JOHNSON, GLORIA ELOISE I Johns I June 6 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Honor Society, Foreign Correspondence, Tiger Staff JOHNSON, MARGARET A. I Muggs I July 3 I G.A.A., Blue Tri JOHNSON, MARILYN S. I January 2I JOHNSON, MARLYS J. I Mar I November2 I Christian Fellowship JOHNSON, QUINN R. I Dick I October 9 JOHNSON, ROBERT PAUL I Bob I April 22 JOHNSTONE, DOUGLAS J. I Doug I March I4 I Baseball E313 HOLSETH, SHIRLEY M. I Shirl I February 23 I Blue Tri, Home- coming Attendant HOVIK, JOANNE M. L. I Jo I October I5 I Edda Club HULET, THEODORE B. I Ted I May 26 HUNTINGTON, DEAN HOWARD I Hunt I September I6 I Gym Team HURTIG, DOROTHY J. I Dots I November I6 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Foreign Correspondence, Seton Hi, Honor Society, G.A,A., Hall Guide INGRAM, BEVERLY J. I Shortie I July I7 I Flag Twirling IVERSON, IAIN DOUGLAS I Lucky I January 29 JOHNSON, ARLAYNE I Layna I October 4 I Blue Tri, Svithiod, G.A.A., Hall Guide JOHNSON, CAROL M. I Johnnie I January I I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A. Q IA , , A ,. 5 , ,v Z ' f' KITZ, RICHARD ANDREW U Dick 0 December I7 KOENEKE, DOROTHY ANN 0 Dot v October IB 0 Glee Club, Stu- dent Council KOKTAVY, FRANK I May 20 I Swimming, Football KLEVEN, IVA DELL ALYCE 0 lvie 0 September 29 0 Glee Club KMETZ, MARILYN R. 0 MitZie 0 April I0 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Choir, Cheerleader, Baton Twirling, Flag Twirling, Tiger Staff KNUTSON, ARLINE J. 0 Freckles 0 September 3 1 Orchestra, Southerner Rep. KNUTSON, LCROY BERNHARDT 0 Lee 0 January 26 KOHEN, EMMANUEL M. 0 Manny v May 22 0 Ice Carnival King, Basketball, Baseball KOJETIN, BETTY ANNE v Bets 1 September I7 1 Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Foreign Correspondent, Hall Guide KrusAK, MAKIAN ANNE - Apiaa 29 KRIZAN, JOHN MILTON I Milt 1 December 20 0 Hi-Y, Hall Guide, UB Senior Sgt. at Arms, Band, Class Play KYLLO, J. DOROTHY 0 Dot 0 Nov. 2l U Red Cross, Blue Tri, Glee Club E521 JONES, PETER L. 0 Pete 0 August 3 JORDET, DELORES O. 0 Dee Dee 0 April 7 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A,A., Christian Fellowship JUDD, HELEN LOUISE 0 Hubby 0 May I9 l Blue Tri, Glee Club KAPAUN, GEORGE P. G George I November I5 KAUTH, JO ANNE L. I Joanie 0 January 25 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi KELLEY, GERALD JOSEPH 0 Jerry 0 December 30 0 Hi-Y, Football, Swimming, Baseball KINNEY, JACQUOLYN D. I Jackie ' July 23 0 Silver Tri, Tiger Rep. KIRCHBERG, DELORES JEAN ' Kirch U November 8 0 GAA, KISSEL, BEVERLY ETHEL 0 Bev 0 October B A, , . ,jg . 3 7, 1 may fl 12,5 wx ,X , '2-: 1 ... 4 ii .af of N ,. .,.. 1 f .-.- 9 1'.- .-1,. 'R :-:- S' -' .ri-'r . er :'i - I 1 ',. i . . , A 1, f Q. .ll 'V ? f-' : 1 ...zi ::' luzu f Q, L, ' : 2 -', .-1 ' J ff : Q ulzl I 1 2 it , 3 , 1 if Q of 1 5, 1, .gf LARSON, RICHARD S. 0 Dick 0 April I4 I Track LARSON, VIVIAN EVONNE 0 Vi 1 October ll LAWRENCE, K. LEROY 0 Lee 0 April I5 0 Foreign Correspondent Hi-Y, Glee Club, Gymnastics, Class Play LAZOR, MARGARET MARY 0 Margie I February 24 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Cheerleader, Honor Society LENMARK, GLORIA J, I Glory 0 December 27 U Blue Tri, Silver Tri LILLEDAHL, DONALD R. 0 Twin 0 August I0 LILLEDAHL, RONALD D. 0 Picadelly 0 August I0 LILLEDAHL, WILLIAM C. v Bill U November 22 LIND, BARBARA G. 0 Barb 0 July 8 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Svitlniod, Red Cross, Student Council, Choir LINDBLOOM, DOLORES D. 0 Dooly 0 May I6 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A,, Tiger Staff, Foreign Correspondence, Honor Society, Hall Guide LINDSTROM, LOIS JEAN CONSUELO 0 Lynn 0 March 27 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Flag Twirling, Christian Fellowship LINNELL, CORAL 0 Corky 0 February I 0 Blue Tri Treasurer, Silver Tri President, Foreign Correspondence, G.A,A., Student Council Treasurer E551 'fb if 5 5? 9421 f ri . .,:: :zz ,Q MW Q if LANDBERG, VERNON HAROLD 0 Dinky 1 September I5 0 Red Cross LANDER, FRANKIE L. v Frank v August 5 0 G.A.A., Blue Tri, Stu- dent Council LANGE, ELEANOR C. 0 Lange 0 June I9 0 Silver Tri, Band, Orches- tra, Student Council, Red Cross, Hall Guide, Edda LARSEN, JOYCE A. v Herky 0 December ll 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Seton Hi, Hall Guide, Student Council LARSON, soNJA E. - may 24 LAnsoN, ALAN Janome - Ai - March ai - Hi-Y, swimming LARSON, BEVERLY L. 0 Bev I June 29 1 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Glee Club, Hall Guide LARSON, DONALD JOSEPH 0 Don 0 November 29 U Red Cross LARSON, GLEN J. I Swede 0 October I 0 Hall Guide ,gr 'Q 5 9 S' 4 wmv J 5 92' ' M V 1 - ,M v,.,,' 355, ...,. M ' . Q' ,,, 11 I fe 5 fr s k K M I MAXWELL, DEAN STANLEY I Max I November 20 I Svithiod MCCOLLINS, MARY E. I McCollins I February 9 I Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Flag Twirling MCEACHERN, JAMES ROBERT I LINQUIST, THOMAS HENRY I Tommy I June I3 I Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Football, Tennis, Stage Crew, A Senior Class President LOTOF, DONNA MARIE I May 3I I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Glee Club, Southerner, Seton Hi LOVASS, LOUISE ANN I Lou Ann I October 30 I Blue Tri, Tiger Staff, Stage Crew LUNDE, PAUL E. I Lucky I February 2 MAHRE, AUDREY E. I Micky I July 6 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Secretary of Band, Foreign Correspondence, Southerner Staff MARCHESSAULT, CHARLES R. I Charlie I April lb ball MARTIN, DONNA M. I Marty I February 3 MATTHEWS, CHARLES EDWARD, JR. I Red I May 7 I Football Track Ez- 3 -,,,.,5g5,3:, W Y , . . 1 J W T r-,113 V I ai 14:-1 W? fA.,,,,.,-9 B Kacky I March 5 MCLEOD, ROBERT KEITH I Bob I March 20 I Torch Club ' 'A ,,.-- N. MCNAMARA KATHLEEN E. I Kathie I Septcrnber I5 I Tiger Statf MEDVEC, JEROME JOSEPH I Jerry I March3 ig! IBA X MILLER, JEAN MARIE I Mill I February4 I SiIverTri, Blue Tri Treasurer, G.A.A., Christian Fellowship MILFORD, GEORGE J. I Georgie I May 24 I Band, Ticket Seller, Honor Society MITCHELL, JOANNE LORRAINE I Mitch I May 5 I Hall Guide MOEN, DALE KENNETH I June 4 I Band MOEN, EDITH MAE I Eadie I October 20 I Southerner, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Edda Club MORGAN, BETTY JO I Jme 7 i ,::.. ,,.. ,,. , Q ,,,. it Big its iiliiii E341 -.-r f 2 MARCHESSAULT, EUGENE G. I Gene I June 30 I Hockey, Base- . f W,.f+Z3f 15 .1 . . f2 :,: , '.-2:1...SI NELSON, RAYMOND G. I Ray I December 24 NELSON, SHIRLEY JEAN - slim - sepfember is - Silver Tia, Blue rn, G.A.A., Allied vauui NICHOLS, MARY ANN I July I0 I Blue Tri Cabinet, Stage Craft, For- eign Correspondence, Honor Society Vice-President, Tiger Staff NIELSON, MARION ELAINE I January l I Christian Fellowship NOLL, MARILYN L. I Lyn I December IB I Blue Tri, Tiger Staff NORDSTROM, LENORE E. D. I Nordy I May I5 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff NORLING, DONNA J. I Joker I July I3 I G.A.A., Hall Guide, Christian Fellowship, Red Cross, Glee Club, Choir NYBERG, JEANETTE M. I Jeanie AI October l5 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Tiger Staff, Hall Guide, Leadership NYQUIST, DORIS JEAN I July ll I Blue Tri, Orchestra OEN, JUNE M. I Hippy I February I9 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, G.A.A., Noon Movies OLSON, ALDORA MARIE I Al I November 5 I Hall Guide OLSON, ARTHUR GLENN I Art I May IO I Hi-Y, Edda, Hockey, Torch Club E551 MORRISON, THELMA J. I Morie I February IO I Christian Fellow.- snip MOSSAK, BETTY E. I Betts I September I8 MOTT, DOROTHY ANN I Dot I July I4 I Hall Guide, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Allied Youth NARVESON, BERNICE C. I Bunny I November 3 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Leadership NARVESON, RONALD M. I 'lRonnie I October I4 I Honor Society, Stage Crew, Student Council, Glee Club, Edda Club NEED, JEANETTE H. I Jan I July I5 I Orchestra NELSON, DOROTHY ANN I Dot I February 9 I Silver Tri, Svithiod President NELSON, LOIS BARBARA I Loey I September 6 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Svithiod, Student Council, A and B Senior Class Treasurer NELSON, NORA S. I Nels I February I4 I Glee Club, Southerner, Hall Guide, Choir, Red Cross ,W ,Q Wy at f Is. F sf' , gf tr If r if f 1 if . ' ig 455 W - 9, z 4 Y W, ,Kr yi K, , if S 'Q X , 2 , 9 Z. I 66,5 ,W 4' 9 . Z f 4 X 4, fs gf PATTERSON, HELEN RITA 0 Pat I May 3l 0 Seton Hi, Hall Guide, Blue Tri PEARSON, GLORIA E. F. 0 Red 0 March 23 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Choir, Honor Society PEARSON, MARILYN A. 0 Peso 0 May I3 0 G.A,A,, Allied Youth, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Foreign Correspondence, Orchestra, Band, Edda PECK, GEORGE BURTON 0 Greg I July ll 0 Hi-Y, Swimming, Football, Class Play PEDERSEN, JEAN A. 0 Pete 0 Decernber 20 0 Blue Tri, Silver Tri, GAA. PEDERSON, CLIFFORD M. 0 Pete v June 8 0 Hi-Y, Svithiod PETERSON, FRANCES ELIZABETH 0 Fran G February 28 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Glee Club, Edda Club Pres,, Student Council PETERSON, JOHN WALLACE 0 Pete v January 29 U Orchestra PETERSON, LOIS E. 0 Loey I April 6 0 Choir, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Svithiod, Blue Tri PETERSON, MARILYN R. 0 May ll 0 Christian Fellowship, Svithiod, Hall Guide, Allied Youth PETERSON, NORMA JEAN 0 Normie 0 March 4 0 Silver Tri, Blur: Tri, Honor Society, G.A.A. PETERSON, WALLACE KENNETH - Wally - August io E563 OLSON, BEVERLY ANN 0 Bev 0 April 5 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Tiger Staff, Business Mgr. ot Band, Allied Youth, Leadership, Hall Guide 1OLSON, LLOYD E. H Shorty 0 October 30 0 Gymnastic Team, ennis OLSON, MAVIS K. 0 Ole 0 May 2 v Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide Christian Fellowship, Student Council, All-City Student Council, Flag Twir ing OLSON, ORVILLE W. 0 Bud v April I3 OLSON, ROBERT E. 1 Bud 0 October 7 v Hall Guide OVERBY, GORDON WILLIAM v Gordy v May l0 OVERLID, RONALD E. 0 Ronnie 0 June l5 PAPPENFUS, DOROTHY ANN G Dot 0 September I9 0 Hall Guide, Glee Club, Choir PATCH, BEVERLY ELAINE 1 Bev 0 July 20 0 Seton Hi, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Glee Club , fe, W, A 5,-,. if Q ggi, sw 'si . Ziw PHILLIPS, EDITH N. I February I7 I Silver Tri, G.A.A. POSTHUMUS, ALLEN W. I Cookie I March I3 PROVOST, GERALDINE MARIE I Jerrie I July 7 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. PURVIS, MARY REGINA I Slim I December 29 I Glee Club, Seton Hi, Blue Tri QUIST, GERALD DALE I Jerry I December I2 RADER, JOHN M. I Johnnie I October I7 I HIAY, Football, Class Play RAKLIO5, LILLIAN M. I Lil I July I7 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. RAMSEY, MARION S. I Mia I May 2l I Silver Tri, Blue Tri RANSEEN, MARGARET V. I Mug3s I April I7 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri President, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Soutlwerner Business Mgr., G.A.A., B Senior Secretary RHEDIN. CHARLES BERTRUM I Chuck I June 22 I Hi-Y, Home- ii' ' coming Attendant 3 RINGNELL, LOIS ARLENE I October 7 I Silver Tri gi . Qf ig .af sg X9 RODBERG, VERNON G. I Vern I April 24 I Southerner, Basketball Honor Society ROSEN, CARL LEONARD I Rosy I June 9 I Torch Club, Hi-Y, Foot' pall, Swimming, SoutI1ernerStaff ROSENBECK, DAWN W. I Becky I August 9 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri RUNDQUIST, BERTIL G. I Bert I April ll I Hi-Y, Basketball, Hall Guide RUNNER, LA VONNE C. I Vonriie I April I4 I G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff RYAN, LORRAINE MARIAN I Lorry I May 29 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Christian Fellowship RYDBERG, CARL J. I Carl I June IO ST. DENNIS, JOANNE I Saint I April I8 I Silver Tri, Red Cross, Student Council, Glee Club, Southerner Representative SALECK, WALLACE RICHARD I Mick I April 3 SANDELL, GLORIA M. I Sandy I February 25 I Baton Twirling, Seton Hi E373 .sm SEEMAN, IRENE HELEN 0 Cuddles 0 June 22 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide, Flag Twirling SEMANS, DONALD CHARLES 0 Sirnp ' March 22 I Football, Track, Basketball SEYMOUR, ELIZABETH A. I Lizic 0 September I5 0 Band SHELBY, EDWARD 0 Ed 0 July 23, SHILSON, DIXIE LEE v Dix 0 January 30 0 Blue Tri, Flag Twirler SIDLER, DONALD E. 0 Don I February I2 0 Cl1oir,Mir'neograpl1ing SIROTIAK, ARLENE R. f Ar U February3 0 Blue Tri, Honor Society, Tiger Staff, Student Council Rep. SJODAHL, HAROLD D. 0 Harry 0 March 20 0 Hi-Y SJOOUIST, JOHN EMMETT 0 Jack 0 November 2l 0 Svithiod SKRIMSTAD, MARLES ANITA 0 Skrim 0 April I4 0 Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Band, Flag Twirling, Student Council SMYTHE, BETTE A. 0 Bet U April 20 0 Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. SNODIE, DONA E. 0 Don 0 March I5 0 G.A.A. E381 SCANLON, PATRICIA J. 0 Pat I January 28 v Blue Tri, Red Cross Rep., Southerner Rep., Student Council Rep. SCHARDIN, JEROME L. 0 Jerry 0 May 5 0 Basketball SCHLEIFER, ANGELA D. 1 Angie 0 September I 0 Silver Tri Blue Tri, Choir, Seton Hi, Hall Guide, Tiger Staff SCHUG, BERNADINE A. 0 Porky 1 August 20 0 Seton Hi, Honor Society, Hall Guide SCHULTZ, PATSY RUTH 0 Pat I April 8 1 Hall Guide SCHURSTEIN, RICHARD E. I Dick 0 January 3 SCHUTTE, CHRISTINE A. I Chris 0 October I SCHWALBE, DOUGLAS C. 0 Cass 0 May 24 0 Hi-Y, Band, Orches tra, Baseball, Track, Gymnastics SEDERBERG, ARELO C. 0 Bunky v March I7 li m ww 4 s 7. 'Z if V 8 -ii.: , , I ,, S W, , ' 0, ,, , 14, fi Z3 2 9,4 aff ,. . ,. 921 ,wifi B A , 6 wget, , ,, 4 on 1 c 1:'2 if ff STOREYGARD, VEDA I November I5 I G.A.A., Blue Tri, Student Council, Choir, Class Play STORLER, ELAINE M. I Lainie I June I6 I Hall Guide, Glee Club STRAKA, ROMA M. I Toots I October 29 STRAND, JOAN D. I Jo I June 20 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Choir, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Foreign Correspondence, Allied Youth STROM, GLORIA M. I April I4 I Glee Club, Hall Guide SULLIVAN, JOHN D. I Jack I July 26 I Football, Track SUNDELL, FRANCES GRACE I Frannie I January ll I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Glee Club, Band, Choir, Allied Youth, Foreign Cove respondence, Southerner Staff SWANSON, DONALD I Swanie I March 7 I Svithiod Club SWANSON, DORIS I September 6 I G.A.A., Blue Tri SWANSON, ERNEST BRUCE I Ernie I December I2 I Hi-Y, Choir SWENSON, ELEANOR J. I Swennie I August 27 I Christian Fellow- ship, Hall Guide swiiuz, RICHARD A. - Disk - November 24 E393 SODERMAN, RUTH A. I Ruthie I April 5 I Blue Tri, Silver Tri Hall Guide, Honor Society SORMAN, JOHN JOSEPH I Jake I May 2 I Red Cross SPICZKA, RICHARD A. I Dick I Noven'iber3 STAHLBERG, JANE ANNE I Janie I August 29 I News Editor Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Silver Tri STAFF, VIVIAN L. I Viv I February Il I Hall Guide STEVENSON, KENNETH I Ken I July 30 STIVERS, ELIZABETH ANN I Stivie I December 3l I Silver Tri Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Student Council, Hall Guide, Red Cross STONE, MARILYN C. I Mimi I November 5 I Red Cross, Seton Hi Glee Club, Tiger Staff, Homecoming Queen STORDAHL, MARVEL E. I Marv I December 4 I Choir, Glee Club t El-- z: ii s a R s S9 'Z I m XI z TALLMAN, MARY JOYCE I October 7 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Allied Youth, Hall Guide, Christian Fellowship, Student Council, Honor Society THOMPSON, JUNICE BETTY I Tombstone I July I4 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Student Council, Foreign Correspondence, Hall Guide, Red Cross THURIK, MARILYN SUE I Toots I October I7 I G.A.A., Red Cross TONSAGER, JAMES R. I Tex I December I7 I Hi-Y, Torch Club, Student Council, Red Cross Rep,, Southerner Rep. TORGERSON, BETTY JEAN I Betts I August 6 I Silver Tri TOWNSEND, ANNE I January 7 I G.A.A., Blue Tri, Foreign Corre- spondence, Southerner Staff, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll TRUNK, JAMES JOSEPH I Jim I Juni: I I Tiger Staff, Hi-Y, Football, Class Play TVEITA VIOLET MAE I Tweeda I May 22 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. Glee Club Seton Hi, Red Cross, Hall Guide UDSTRAND PALMER C. I Putty I June I7 , Amt 'Y I? ' ' UTTERBURG, LATHAN THOMAS I Burg I August 20 I Hockey VAILLANCOURT, JEROME J. I Jerry I September 2l VAYDER, ANDREW CLAYTON I Bill I September I8 I Traclc VLAHO5, JOHN M. I Johnny I September 6 I Hi'Y, Student Council WALD, ROGER L. I Reg I July 2I I Honor Society, Football, Track, B Senior Pres., Hall Guide, Southerner Statt, Student Council WANNEBO, DONALD E. I Don I July II I A Senior Class Sec. WATROBA, JOSEPHINE M. I Josie I March I3 I Silver Tri, Red Cross, Hall Guide, Band glEBER, DOROTHY M. I Dot I August 24 I Silver Tri, Blue Tri, .A.A. WEDLUND, JAMES H. I Jim I February I9 I Hi-Y WEISMAN, SHIRLEY R. I Shirl I December 3 I Hall Guide WERRA, VIRGINIA F. I Ginny I May 26 I Hall Guide, Blue Tri, Foreign Correspondence WESTRUM, GLORIA SUE I 'Westrum Chile I August I3 I Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Glee Club, Band E401 ' 5 ' - ' ,,.,. :- .ww A 4 - 'f .xl :K , X, ,A ww 1 at ilk 3 1 QB Q Q ' is , .wgwf Q, we I .1,:.1.:,:,?,SZ-S ,3- : !55ZEi3.., When Alma Mater calls her sons WHALEY, JOHANN H. WILLIAMS, DELORES J. WILLMAN, ROBERT A. WINSTON, WILMA JANE WOLD, BARBARA J. 0 Dee I July I7 0 0 Buddy 0 April I0 0 Willy 0 May 26 Band, G.A.A. 0 Jo 0 January 4 U O Barb 0 January 26 0 G.A.A. Blue Tri Allied Youth, Band, Orches- tra WOZNAK, RONALD H. YOUKER, WILLIAM EUGENE YOUNG, GERALDINE ANN ZICK, CONSTANCE E. ZUSTIAK, MILDRED R. ' Wazzie 0 July 8 0 l Bill I June 26 0 0 Gere 0 March 2I 0 1 Connie 0 April 4 I 0 Millie 0 August 5 0 Student Council Rep., Red Honor Society Allied Youth, Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Cross Rep., Southerner Rep. Hall Guide Flag Twirling, Hall Guide, Christian Fellowship, Christian Fellowship Hall Guide ALMA MATER Graduates in Service Graduates Not Pictured Raymond Anderson Rudy A. Arneson Harlan Caryl Lyle Cashin Chester C. Felt Earl Franson Wayne E. Heldt Frank Kosticlc James A. Mourning Sheldon Stadslrler Arthur George Vann wir To old South High, We'll 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. 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. Though years may come when we are gone From old South High, They ne'er will talxe a loyal heart From old South High. Though silent time steals fast upon us, Love is young. ln spite of years, of foes and fears Thy praises shall be sung. E411 Jean M. Balrlre Constance J. Berns Annette Enge Donald Leroy Horris Donald Clyde Johnson Darleen LaVerne Kilrlas Joyce Le Favor Franlr Lewis La Mont Robert Lindahl John Lindstrom Marilyn G. Tracy Sir A YEAR'S RESUME ln carrying out the theme of this year's Tiger, The Year on Parade, it might be interesting to review briefly the school events from September I947 to J'une 5948. School started with a combination of elections, new teachers, and the excitement of seeing what classes you were in. lt was amusing to see all the bewildered sophs and freshies wandering around the halls. l The girls wore long skirts and had that all-around new look. They sat on the lawn during lunch and talked to the deeply tanned fellows about the summer vacation and the club drives for the new school year. Everyone was glad of the free books, which always took such a big bite out of our allowances, but now allowed us greater freedom for our own pleasure spending. Then-football! First, the season ticket sale with T.T.T.-W.S.T., Tip the Tommies-With Season Tickets. Soon after, South played its first game of the season against Edison. We sat in the rain and watched the Tommies defeat us I3-6. The fighting spirit was now stirred and we came back the next week to down Roosevelt 20-7. The band, too, in their new uniforms, put on a fine exhibition during the half: this, of course, added to the flow of new en- thusiasm. ' The two following Fridays we smashed Henry and Washburn, respectively, to fight our way up to fourth place in the prep stand- ings. About this time the yo-yo fad started. Yo-yo's were seen in all colors, sizes, and lengths of strings, especially among the still playfully minded freshies. Wiener roasts and parties by the dozen were now the week-end pastimes for seniors. The new look for boys came in cord pants in every unusual color-fuchsia, lavender, and one striking pair, the right half orange and the left half black. The boys liked the change. Homecoming was in the air, queen and king to be elected. Queen Marilyn Stone and King Fritz Anderson reigned supreme at the homecoming celebration. Naturally, the age-old cry Kiss the Queen was met with blushes from the royalty-but they re- sponded. Another football game for homecoming. The Tigers defeated Southwest I3-6 to further cheer the fans: and the same Tiger eleven later rapidly drubbed Marshall and Central, to leave just North for the Championship game. On October 3l, we played the last city football game and eked out an I8-I4 victory over North to cop the Minneapolis championship. No one will ever forget the way the team held the Polars on the twelve-inch line, or that breath-taking touchdown pass. That evening, everyone happily went to Halloween parties or dances--some at private home and some at youth centers. Our next program of interest was the dedication of our Little Theatre as a Memorial to South's Boys of the Second World War. The dedication service was beautiful. All the gold star mothers and wives were invited. Men from all branches of the armed forces were on duty all day. A plaque, containing the names of South's boys who died while in the service, is to be placed on the wall outside the theatre. The Twin City football championship game was now on our calendar. November l4 South played Murray High of St. Paul at the University stadium. We made a fast start, getting our two touchdowns in the first seven minutes of the game. With the score I2-6 at the half, eireryone expected a high scoring game, but the teams thought differently, and at the end the score remained the same. With graduation in the offing, the 'January class activities be- gan. Peg O' My Heart, the class play, was another success to the credit of Wesley J. Kelly, director. Although it was humorous, it also had a touch of romance. The members of the cast played their parts with naturalness and ease. The next event was the Honor Society's initiation program. Students from foreign countries described the work of their coun- tries in relation to world peace. These contributions were most interesting, but, of course, the high spot of the program came as the names of the new members were read, and added to the Na- tional Honor Roll list. Now, basketball season came upon us. The slogan, Let's Stay on the Championship Track, heralded a fine spirit for the boys. They started out fine, defeating a crippled Central 40-24. ln the second conference game, the Tigers were again out in front with a 44-28 victory over West. This moved us into first place in the prep standings. Playoffs came later. E4 December l9th the P.T.A. sponsored the lce Carnival. Queen June Anderson and King Manny Kohen were picked from the senior class as frost rulers. This was great fun. Pre-Christmas excitement was now in the air. Everyone was anxious for the holiday. The lovely Christmas program heralded the fact that vacation time had arrived. After two weeks we returned to school. Everyone displayed his or her newly acquired possessions to teachers and classmates. Now the A seniors were a little sad at the thought of gradu- ating so soon. Joyce LeVi, Dorothy Lindgren, and Jim Snobeck took top honors in the Ja'nuary '48 class. Some sixty awards in athletics and service were presented on, letter day. The Senior banquet, prom, and baccalaureate services came in rapid succession and to' many of them were their first real social experiences. January 22nd was the big day for the graduates. Their com- mencement program in the evening was followed by parties, dances, and other forms of entertainment. Acts of all kinds were in the running for the Talent Show: the Apollo Club too held its annual voice contest and students from South got into the semi-finals. Our basketball championship hopes were pushed aside in the last few minutes of the Washburn-South game: we lost 44-40. But the team rallied the nextweek to down the mediocre Henry five. South's bucketeers surged forward again in basketball with only I3 seconds remaining, to cool Southwest 25-24. Fashion had its hold on some of the girls who started wearing petticoats, mostly of taffeta: these fluted ruffles danced to show below their skirts. We hoped the boys would get used to them soon. The basketball, hockey, and swimming teams ended their sea- sons. The closest thing to a championship spot was the runner-up title given to the hockey team. -Then, the strike came. These four weeks meant quite a loss to all of us students. When we came back after our enforced vacation, the faculty broke the news to us that we would have to go to school for two weeks in June, and, -no Easter vacation. What a Board of Edu- cation to declare this! This unwanted strike holiday also meant giving up the Talent Show because of lack of time to prepare. The June class seniors now organized their classes and meetings and matters got underway to decide various issues. The track team started totprepare for its season. Although it had only four returning letterman, we all had high hopes for the team. After finishing a lowly seventh in the Metropolitan meet, the cinder boys improved steadily every week. Spring, although cool, was in the air, and soon everyone was walking around looking dreamy-eyed, thinking about wiener roasts and picnics. The band presented its annual concert on April 22nd followed by dancing in the gym. The Freedom Train's visit was our next highlight. No one will forget those four and a half hungry hours we stood in line to see the Train but when we did get in, it was surely interesting to see all the documents which spelled Freedom and Democracy. Now everything came fast for the seniors. There was something doing every week or should l say every week day. Job conferences took much of our time. Ever Since Eve. the class play, was presented by the' A seniors on May I4. lt was typically high school-the boys wanting the girls to Keep their noses out of everything, with little defi- nitely decided upon. May I9, Honor Society had its initiation program. A skit show- ing the qualifications was given by senior members. The last week in May, the senior banquet was held at the Radisson Hotel. Good food and a varied program helped to make it a success. - June 4 was Letter Day. This meant honors for more of South's students. V The next great event was the Prom. The Automobile Club was the scene of the big dance. lt too was a glamorous affair. The rest of the term will bring Senior and Tiger Day, June ll. What events to anticipate! All too soon for us who leave South's doors for other work-a-day places. The Year on Parade comes to an end. ln picture and in life we reluctantly loiter, lag, and eventu- ally leave Old South, and one by one we are numbered among the alumni. Zfl' Mrs. Clover. . Johnny Clover. Mr. Clover. . Spud Erwin. Susan Blake. , Betsy Erwin .A The play is a humor- , story about the ny problems and the :mingly disastrous lations ot a typical ierican high school wd, and their school mer. JUNE GRADUATES CLASS PLAY EVER SINCE EVE CAST OF ,.. .Nancy Cairney . . .. .Robert Foster ,,. . . .John Rader , . . .LeRoy Lawrence ..., ,Veda Storygard ..r Betty Drilling CHARACTERS Martha Willard ...,... ., . Helen Patterson Otticer lfappyl Simmons. . ,. A ,George Peck Lucybelle Lee ....,.. . , Betty Gaustad Henry Quinn.. , . . Roger Wald Preston Hughes ..,,. . , . . . Burch Gustatson Football Players.. .. . .Don Benson, Milton Krizon, Kenneth Bergstrom, Jim Trunk, Jerry Kelly lS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? E431 .1 .,,f--x- -A.. ' .- :,J'.',1 F 4, 14 1 n, .ng- ,-5.1. .,. L A-f fa ji I -.W X ' .+ 35:17 'f '- 1-' Jw-.,' .T-,.,,,, f. . 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I X. ,r...,.-.L, 315,--:3,,,-'vL.,4,.w 9 , -M - 1-2 ' 1-up 4- ' 1 .3, . Senior Members Top Row: G, Campbell, B. Carlsen, B Benson, R. Foley, G. Nuzzlc. Row 3: J. Plasson, H. Benson, M. Hanson, J. Preston, J. Castle, J. Jenson. Row 2: J. Stall, M. Gustafson, C. Harney, J. Langlie, E. Ryals, C. Lindberg, J. Joing. Bottom: N. Siamelc, P. White, M. Olson D. Osborne, PL Mcliittericlr, L, Holrncs. Junior Members Top Row: T. Linouist, D. Olson, D. Sano- ouist, R, Ekman, R. Swanson. Row 4: D. Miller, E. Quigley, C. Linnell, R. Soderman, D. Koeneke, D. Horton. Row 3: B. Jansen, A. Sirotiak, l. Brown, F. Lander, B. Juneau, R. Ostrorn, B. Free- man. Row 2: C. Seifert, B. McNurlin, M. Olson, M. Skrirnstad, M. Lee, M. Joyce. Bottom: L. Carlson, S. Arnold, R, How- ells, D. Benson, M. Ranseen, E, Ska'sterr, A. Hippe. Tlwe purpose ot tl'1e Student witlw organizations ot Soutlr. STAGE CREW Top Row: R. Hillman, J. Hoagland, Bot- tom Row: J. Palmer, T. Linoursf, ,l McGraw. IFR! -QB '51 fl! STUDENT COUNCIL Council is to promote good citizenship among the student body and to co operate r xl new Q- ' .nh ,. X . TIGER REPRESENTATIVES SOUTHERNER STAFF -1947 Top Row: B. Marsh, J, Lanz, J. Snobeck, R. Anderson. Row 2: M. Ranseen, S. Arnold, B. Juneau, L. Carlson, R. Osirom, E. Moen, J. Sfahlberg. Bottom Row: B. Johnson, V. Rodberg, J. Kornmerstad, R. Walfj, A. Hrppc, A. Townsend. li-lfwj Seniors Top Row: R. Lambert, R. Elfman, J. Ton- sager, M. Kuschinslci. Row 3: D. Haines, F. Vincent, J. Kelly, H. Sjodahl, J. Mc- Graw, M. Krizan, A. Aaron. Row 2: N. Ebach, E. Wuerzinger, J. Bakke, J. Kinney, E. Berendt, R. Spangrud, E. Rol- lins, M. Lee, P. Haigh. Bottom Row: D. Miner, P. Daly, B. Kuhn, M. Carlson J. Kommcrstad, D. Ekberg, G. Pearson N. Carlson. Juniors Top Row: B. Thompson, B. Moselle, J Herrmann, J. Nelson, W. Sylvcrs. Row 2 E. Wolott, J. Piesce, C. Johnson, J. Hall J. Dornouast, J. Herby, P. Wittman Bottom Row: J. Schnacky, A. Holm, V O'Donncll, H. Moen, J. Tholen, J Berge. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-1947 The National Honor Society is an organization open to looys and girls ot accredited high schools all over the United States. Qualitications for membership are character, service, leadership and schol- arship. To be eligible a student must have a standing average ot 2.3 in his studies and be in the last halt ot the junior year. WINNERS IN WORLD AFFAIRS CONTEST B. Erskine, T. Linquist, R. Brudcr, G. Milford li 471 G.A.A. GIRLS Top Row: J. Pierce, J. Herrmann, B. Olson, C. Cruys, A. Erickson, V, Storeygard, J. M J. Pedersen, K. Mathews, J. Hansen, B. Kleker. Row 4: M. Johnson, J. Larson, M. Veronikas B. Juneau, B. Lind, E. Aleckson, C. Hoff, B. Hackett, G. Wold, J. Grunditz, M. Dingrnan M. Bryant. Row 3: J. Langlie, J. Hall, J. Joing, J. Brusewitz, C. Linnell, M. Holm, B. Sangren J. Santos, D. Johnson, J. Nordin, D. Williams. Row 2: B. Dakin, B. Pederson, L. Langoien D. Nording, F. Fedderly, M, Ranseen, L. Rakllos, D. Johnson, C. Leonard, H. Sande, C. Hor ney. Bottom: M. Johnson, J. Siple, M. Anderson, J. Hoaas, A. Johnson, F. Lander, D. St Dennis, L. Ringel, G. Esby. GJXA,-tor all girls who like to use their muscles in sports. lt is held every day atter school except Friday. These girls have tun in learning everything trom group activities W' such as football, basketball, tield hockey, and soccer to individual sports such as bowling, tennis, ping pong, and badminton. ll your squire wants your sports average to FOOTBALL CHAMPS Top Row: J. Santos. Rr be higher, then G.A.A. is the club to join. GIRL LETTER WINNERS 47 D. Johnson, B. Dak Row 3: M. Bryant, Wold. Row 2: C. Le: ard, B. Pederson. Br tom: B. Sandgren, Johnson. Top Row: E. Alszckson, B. Olson, C. Lrnncll, G. Wold, V. Storcygard. Row 2: B. Hackett, J. Pcdcrscrr, L. Raklios, A Erickson, D, Lrngren, F. Lander. Bottom: M. Nelson, B. Dakin, A. Johnson, C. Hoff, B. Jansen. Lltlil Junior Top Row: R. Jamison, T. Eostic, L. Chris tcnson, D. Olcsen, J. Nelson, S. Ding lcv. Row 4: J. Sulanof:', K. Miller, R Lindberg, R. Hodslclev, R. Youngs, B Peck. Row 3: L. Youngouist, V. Gilmore N. Holmbcrg, D. Euquist, M. Alvestad J. Hoaas, J. Haigh, Row 2: F. Lazor E. Kivisto, P. Pearson, L. Langoien, S Kauffman, J. Hall. Bottom Row: L. Ros cnoahl, J, Hennrnan, J. Sehnacicy, J Giingoahl, N. l-lannrwcr, A. lsraelson. Senior Top Row: John Sullivan J. Brcnwy, J. Pallorcki, A. Binc, M. Hansen, D. La' son, J. Sullivan. Row 4: A. Olson, B. Olson, M. Kohen, B. Rundduist, B, Roclcstcd, H. Krsscll, O. Johnson. Row 3: S. Nelson, C. Boc, B. Wickstrom, J. Bakos, S. Sadler, M. Rong, M. Stone. Row 2: J. Goulen, N. Ebach, S. Man' css, B. Gilbeitson, N. Nelson, M. Lazcr, P. Fischer, G. Assad J. John! son, Bottom Row: B. Lunobcrg, H. Bruder, D. Kyllo, M. Holm, P. Hanson, S. Johnson Although usually not thought ot as a club the Red Cross is lcnown by all the students as they are all mem bers through their contribution to the Junior Red Cross Top Row: C. Linncl, J. Graves, M. Joyce, J. Parrish, T. Morrison, V. Coffman, G. Alden, M. Peterson. Row 3: J. Lindstrom, A. Erickson, L. Raklios, M, Olson, H Chovancelc, C. Bjornaraa, M. Johnson Row 2: A. Gosselin, J. Stall, E. Wolcott D. Johnson, C. Zick, M. Hom, E, Stivers J. Tallrnan. Bottom Row: J. Stcnsether L. Olsen, L. Lindstronn, M. Olson, R. Cl-iovancclc, M, Bozony, B. Anderson. Christian tellowship is open to all students who are interested in meeting other Christian minded students at South. Outside speakers, singing ot hymns, and Bible discussions are just a 'Few activitres planned by the organization. SENIOR BLUE TRI Top Row: V. Erickson, L. Glardon, A. Townsend, L. Peterson, B. Olson, C. Berger, E. Furo, M. Noll, J. Nyberg, G. Lenmark, M. Kmetz, A. Schleifer. Row 4: E. Stivers, M. Holm, L. Raklios, A. Erickson, J. Miller, H. Patterson, J. Kauth, N. Carlson, A. Sirotiak, D, Mott. Row 3: D. Johnson, L. Nelson, J. Fron- son, D. Swanson, C. Zick, M. Olson, P. Scanlon, A. Johnson, D. Calkins, D. Rosenbcck, R. Soderman. Row 2: G. Westrurn, D. Lindgren, J. Anderson, M. Bergland, M. Lazor, M. Skrimstad, l. Seemann, D. Ekberg, M. Carlson, D. Coleman, M. Nichols, P. Hanson. Bot- tom Row: J. Levi, A. Kindvall, B. Jan- sen, V. Storeygard, M. Ranseen, F. Lan- der, P. Green, B. Lind, A. Bovurn. Top Row: J, Larson, M. Bruce, L. Nord- strom, J. Pederson, C. Linnell, N. Peter- son, D. Shilson, G. Assad, B. Drilling D. Hicks, J. Brekken. Row 4: D. Johnson, D. Berry, N. Cairney, A. Duran, C. Grant, P. Garin, P. Gallagher, L. Hansen, J. Lennander, S. Johnson. Row 3: C. Hoff, B. Hackett, J. Fredell, G. Sandell, J. Anderson, A. Braaten, D. Galle, J, Thompson, M'. Beucus. Row 2: L. Stock, K. Sukulis, M. Prickett, M. Hoag, B. Narveson, S. Dennis, A. Hippe, C. John- son, B. Morgan, J. Goulet. Bottom Row: E. Johnson, G. Wold, C. Jorgenson, K. Season, D. Gerg, S. Arnold, B. War- ren, L. Carlson, V. Tveita, M. Pearson. This year Blue Tri aimed tor more members, more activities and more iun than ever before. To have Tun they have to do things and to do things they need a better organization. Their purpose is to build a fellowship ot Junior and Senior girls devoted to the task of realizing those ideals ot living to which we are committed by our taith. They'd like to have some good parties and dances this year, so BE SOUTH! Belong to Blue Tri. Library Study li 30 il Top Row: S. Evans, B. Klikcr, T. Laudcrt F. Fcdderly, E. Hall, J. Spangrud, G Townsend, M. Brethorst. Row 4: J. Lut- gen, J. Cooper, M. Nelson, A. Hall, S Paisley, M. Ordiclc, M. McGinness, S Sandberg. Row 3: B. Johnson, M. Ocel B. Freeman, B. Gilbertson, G. Legat, J. Siple, R. Kalland, J. Balcos. Row 2 D. Berggren, E. Berendt, E. Rollins, M Lee, J. Erlougher, D. Olson, J. Nelson C. Falk. Bottom Row: E. Lund, M. An derson, E, Havland, R. Ostrum, M Johnson, B. Trcdlcle, P. Pederson. SILVER TRI Top Row: R. Swanson, L. Seicilc, C Cruys, J. Santos, A. Hagen, N. Scrarnek, K. Matthews, J. Smith. Row 41 P. Mc- Kitterick, J. Gillcn, J. Sundly, J. Mcilr G. Evenson, N. Holrnberg, B. Sandgrcn E. Goodman, J. Pearson, Row 3: P. Ras- ten, L, Christiarrson, P. Pearson, B. ls- raelson. C. Leonard, L. Rengel, D. John- son, J. Haigh, B. Nordby. Row 2: M. Gustafson, E. Evans, A. Boehler, J. Hall, J. Langlre, C. Mars, C. Harney, J. Hodds, L. Langoien. Bottom Row: M. Olson, J. Davison, J. Joing, V. Olaf- son, M. Oas, D. VanLaanen, B. Peck A. Wiemcr, J, Herrmann, D. St. Dennis. JUNIOR BLUE TRI For tun, friendship, and fellowship join Silver Tri. Silver Tri is a branch ot the YWCA and is to unite freshmen and sophomore girls in order that they might become better acquainted with each other and in that way promote better relationships with each other. The Y otlers many things such as splash parties wiener roasts on the terrace and ot course dances or socials with Torch or l-li-Y. For a good time had by all join Silver Tri llslfl LIBRARY CLUB SETON HI .lunior Top Row: Y. Monson, M. Bcrgscth, B. Snnr1g:cn,G. Esby. Row 2: E. Pattic, N. Schwtadcr, E, Leonard, J. Langlrc, L. Lmgcrcn, J. Hall. Bottom Row: J, Lar- son, J. Srnrth, K. Matthews, E. Hoos- rnan A. Wiener, Senior Top Row: D, Johnson, E. Slcarstrrr, M Haines, M. Ondrclc, M. McGinncss, S Sandbcrg, D. Berggren, M. Brctharst Row 5: V, Erickson, L. Gcardon, D. Ol- son, P. Pederson, B. Tualrlc, M. Stone J. Frcdcll, N. Carlson. Row 4: P. Garrn M. L. Baesscr, J. Balcos, S. Paislcy, M. E Nrzthcrcutt, R. Pattrc, J. Elusscr, R. Fin scn. Row 3: G, Lcgat, C. Berger, E. Furo D, Colcrnan, S. Evans, T. Laudert, N Carrncy, H. Patterson. Row 2: Y. Boss hart, J. Muhvahill, J. Kauth, A. Schlcr fcr, A. Hall, E. Bcrcndt, D, Olson, J Nelson. Bottom Row: D. Calkins, G Wcstruni, G. Sandell, M. LcMay B Lcr-3, G. Ricsgral, E, Rollins. Setonfhlifa club tor every girl. The purpose ot this club is to torm lasting triendships between the girls, and to be ot service to the school. The special project tor this year will be to talce care ot three or tour needy tamilies in Europe or the Philippines. This means sending packages which contain warm clothing, paclcagecl tood, and Christmas toys. Librarians-Ever Ready to Help Library -- the potential storehouse ot knowledge and reading pleasures. F21 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS SVITHIOD Top Row: R. Alstad, L. Johnson, J. Hult- oerg, Row 3: G. Clark, C. Fredrickson, J. Ostlund, M. Destlin, B, lsraelson, B, Anderson. Row 2: C. Lindberg, V. Olat- son, L. Holmes, R. Andree, D. Johnson. Bottom Row: J. Mvhre, A. lsraelson, M. Oas, L. Johnson, J. Maxwell, L. Cla'in. Top Row: S. Johnson, B. Newman, C, Peterson, D. Swanson, D. Maxwell, J. Wiberg. Row 3: D, Nelson, H. Bruoer B ' . . Lind, L. Peterson, A. Johnson. Row 2. D. Berggren, M. Peterson, T. Cloveran DA ' . meson, G. Jongourst, B. Erickson, Bottom Row: S, Sandberg, A. Erickson, B. Swanson, L. Nelson, D. Arvidson, G. Pearson. The Svithiod club, atter being inactive tor two years, is being reorganized by Mrs. Ruth Peterson and her Swedish classes. The club will keep in touch with activities in Sweden and the meetings will be held on the tirst and third Tuesdays ot the month. So go you kids ot Swedish background who are interested at all in it- goto room l2O and get all the additional intormation you want. EDDA Kinsmen and others, when clay is done Eddas welcome all Ameri- cans tor service and tunl ' A little helptul we must be To those who have much less than we: A unit ot work, a unit ot Plav- Eddas will dance, sing. and while the hours away. r BE SOUTH: join Edda todayl Edda Club, under the direction ot Miss Laura Peterson, is open to all who wish to enjoy themselves while accomplishing something tor others and tor the school. Although it has plenty ot entertainment at its meetings, Edda plans to include some serious work this year. Sending aid to Europe in addition to others at home will be part ot the activities. HI-Y CLUBS quam, vw MORSE and CONWELL Top Row: A. Larson, M. Malmsten, P Carlson, J. Kumpf, J. Wedland, R. Ek man, D. Sandgren, L. Holrnberg, B. Gus tafson. Row 4: C. Rhedin, J. Trunlc, B McLeod, J. Kelley, C. Aronson, G. Peck H. Christianson. Row 3: D. Haines, B Johnson, E. Swanson, D. Hart, D. Fors berg, J. Hill, D. Hovelsrud, R. Carlson Row 2: H. Sjodahl, M. Krizan, D. Par fridge, D. Schwalbe, L. Lawrence, D Benson, A. Olson. Bottom: D. Anderson B. Borgeson, B. Rundquist, J. Tonsager C. Rosen, T. Lundouist, M. Hansen, D Gernbacher. TORCH Top Row: R. Stadslclev, K. Miller, J. An derson, J. Herbst. Row 2: J. Larson, J Andrs, D. Vatne, R. Youngs, J. Bastvs Bottom: N. Supalo, H. Benson, G Campbell, J. Pearson SOUTH GRADUATE CREATES 'SMORGY' l-li-Y-for all senior, junior, and A sophomore boys. The club rneets every Tuesday at 7:30. The aim of the club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character. Social functions are also heH. They have parhes dances hWes and aH the privileges the Y.M.C.A. members have. There are several different chapters of Hi-Y at South. Boys who are eligible will do well to join this club. E541 CURT CARLSON BUILDING CUSTODIANS Top Row: A. Mavcngo, L. Matihcws, E. Bourdcaux, C. Clark, G. Lappen. Bottom Row: G, Svang, K. Lee, W, J. Monahan, Chief Enginccr S. Hart, M. Sni:vHn LUNCHROOM STAFF Top Row: J. Kolsrud, J. Roscnquist, K. Lett, A. Johnson. Bottom Row: C. Ivelan, A. Bjelland, C. Gunderson, M. Harnsircct. E553 SOUTH HIGH BAND x iw! FL1 M. Skrimstcdt, I. Sccmaw A GRE1 Q1 x ,y . . 2 if ,, , A x . 0 -g Kxmf M 327 ' ' ' ffffi' 'Qi F22 1 , A ' A vga. f A fy, Q--zf'p,J? , . .-.- Z, 2'f,.T 1 df Q: BAND LEADER 2 A Q ,YHA Q3 , .:..N1 , - ..,4 . A ' , ..'.. : '55 .3 5:43 ug 'fi ,Qi :Aim N ::::.:::afa:a:a:z: J 9 AN Q if' 1 Km as ,W A. Lawrence BAND OFFICERS L dquusf ONson, M. Bozony, A. Mahrz: A Luc c i X f 2 Pofhwoy fo Knowledge 1948 FRESHMEN E601 Room I0 Top Row: A. Ellis, N. l-lagstrom, H. Gil- bcrtson, M. Duran, D. Flavin, R. Don- lay, D. Convcrs, R. Danko. Row 3: M Frccburg, F. Erickson, A. Dalbotten, D Farber, D. Cummings, J. Hanson, G Clark. Row 2: D. Clark, J. Doll, L. Four nicr C. Davis, C. Fristcd, L. Gardner E. Hansen, M. Gustafson. Bottom: D Carncv, D. Kaluza, A. Landsburger G. Golden, A. Hagen, A. Danbofg D. Gomer. Room l04 Top Row: T. Sing, R. Lindquist, F Scliwalbo, S. Peterson, G. Rogers, l Roerlg, R. Eastman, J. Sidlcr. Row 1 H. Prcnticc, L. Smitln, D. Kurtzbicn, l Peterson, B. Olson, V. Pcrry, B. Ron: Bottom Row: P. Grimes, C. Rogers, I Rosenoalil, J. Wokasch, N. Schrcade B. Singleton, P. Oxbozougli. Room l06 Top Row: R. Almstad, R. Bcrgc, E. Bac cn, B. Berg, L. Cnristcnson, B. Ballwcbi G. Fay, R. Cripka. Row 4: A. Bosque B. Cnovan, A. Anderson, J. Amdahl, Anocrson, F. Bcrgland. Row 3: F. Lazc B. Mosallc, M. Kisscl, M. Bcrglof, Carlson, M. Carlson, G. Backlund. R1 Z: G. Bolson, Z. Wilscy, B. Bacon, Andrcc, V. Carlson, A. Bucrilcr, J. Brig M. Anderson. Bottom Row: J. Boncste l-l. Aridvison, D. Aurddlil, P. Adams, Buliorc. J. Swanson, J. Anderson. Room 2l3 Top Row: B. Kane, A. Lovely, P. Mart D. Mcndc, E. Kivisto, G. Savage, L. lf tlcson. Row 4: R. Bcno, R. Lindbe R. Jcrlin, D. Kubal, C. McMillan, Koblas. Row 3: K. LaVallc, B. Kish, Kerala, F. Kutlcr, L. Lawrence, H. Gil berg, G. Dutchcr, M. Knutson. Row R. Larson, L, Laffcn, G. McMartin, MacAllister, E. Rclibcrgcr, D. Ncrlin Kuntz. Bottom: M. Mital, P. McKit' ick, E. Kirvista, H. Lindgren, G. MCNQ D. Kmccik. Room 3l0 Top Row: R. Haviu, J. HC: Q fe A. Wcnzu. L. Jansen, J. Hunncrwcs D. Jcnfscf. Row 3: R. Hanson A. Ho'anc C. Jacrscn, E. Huvojt, K. Hqtwg T. Hcwceznt. Row 2: L. Johnson M. Hccwsnwaf J. HUC. S. Wshup, G. Hcnuncrsczn, L. Hawr ns. Boi- tom: M. Jews!! M, Jcnfscfn B. 's'af'sc E. Jonnson, D. Jcnfsf' C. Jynev. Room 306 Top Row: B. Cano, L. Hyw'-Y S. Csc' D. Kaufman F. Tncfvcscn. Row 4: J. NCJSU A. OJson, J. O'B'ic'y J. Nc ern, R, GJQCQC R. Payne. Row 3: G. DCe'sQ1 L. No'J-ng. S. Nvgrcn, D. Olson B. Pcocvson D. BJJQ R. Nustvoid, E. Pcwu. Row 2: J. Dawson M. Peterson B, Mwan, A. 045011 P. Pea'- son, G. Ofson, H. MUHC' B. fonncf. Bot- tom: L. OJson, A. Nelson J. CstJm::, J. Nybcrg, K. Osbcmc E. Dafctc, K. Ndscn. Room 3l6 Top Row: J. VarAns1, G. V cxcwaf, R. WJ Jlarns, V. Wmston, W. Stwgscvk Row 3: K. Sundstronn, J. Watxiw M. St. Dcnrws, D. Urncss, M. Smfocn C. Steffen, D. Sono. Row 2: E. Wold, J. Stwcxncv J. Smcncfg, B. Tnornoson, P. Wrfgnt, M. Te.Jc', B. Vw- ingstad. Bottom: N. S'G kCf L.Ve1kc', M. Vcronicas, J. Wang, D. Tx rscf, M. Wes'- Jwn, R. Swanson. FRESHMEN IIGIII SOPHOMORES I-102 Room I3 Top Row: R. Folcv, C. Hatcncr. J. Glatzcl, D. Guc mundson, J. Hatcn, E. Haugen. Row 4: E. Holme K. Hanson, C. Hackett, H. Freeman, K. Hickersor Row 3: J. Furry, P. Hilond, J, Gjcngdahl, E. Gu' totson, C. Frcdrickson, L. Houk, G. Hanson. Rowi K. Hoycr, J. French, J. Gcrdrn, L. Heggen, N Harriman, B. Hqlrnbrccht, P. Hasty, B. Higgin P. Hogan, Bottom: M. Hanson, J. Graves, J. Hast N. Hammcg T. Hrobcn, A, Hcllanol, A. Holm. Room II5 Top Row: K. Eastman, J. Skarupal, J. Levundowsk L. Pilarski, J. Ries, R. Wcstlund, D. Yates. Row' K. Warn, K. Wcstcrlund, J. Brandstrttcr, W. Par pcnfus, K. Edstcl, E. Alexander. Row 3: G. Wa ren, B. Paulsen, K. Gormley, A. Winchester, 4 Wcstod, P. Willman, C. Walker. Row 2: M. Win stofcr, B. Williams, D. Grcnlcr, E. Granley, J. Hor I. McColIin5, P. Elva, L. Albcrg. Bottom! J. Ror bcrg, J. Williams, P. White B. Wrttlcs, M. Scvc son, H. Wright, B. Wcxltzr. Room II7 Top Row: D. Borg R. Alstad, C. Carlson, J. Flrzn ing, D. Adamcrk, D. Carlson, K. Arncson. Row' G. Benson, J. Lawler D. Outcrs, W. Bjork, K. Bo tolocn. Row 3: M. Benson, M. Buiant, C. Andcrso B. Alexander, E. Anderson. Row 2: B. Aronson, Baskin, E. Berg, J. Bcaman, D. Bcllc, B. Andcrso Bottom: J. Bcrgc, A. Marxcn, L, Alrckson, L. Car son D. Bloorrigrvn V Brcwitz, M. Alvffstad. Room 2I0 Top Row: D. Goaglaro, C. Jonson, R. Jewell, . Hruby, L. Trudeau, K. Iverson, H. Johnson, I Sclnuda. Row 4: R. Wood, L. Kolctrn, B. Hockcr R. Isaacson, L. Korctirr, D. Johnson. Row 3: J. Ho stin, J. Joing, B. Holwnson, B. Hotchkiss, M. Wisr D. Jolwnson. Row 2: J. Maxwell, L. Jolnnson, P Hrctra, D. Howe, M. Hibbcn, P. Young, S. Wisho Bottom: A. lsraclson, N. Holmburg, L. Holrir: P, Jcnscn, B. Hinrrcis, C. Jolnnson. SOPHOMORES Room 205 Top Row: J. Holtocrg, R. Lnnsrst, W Klng, C. Johnston, G. Callanzrirx V. Kascn R. Ano D. La D. J arson, H. Larson, J. Klttclson, G. Lcc rson. Row 3: D. Johnson L Finwon onnson, C. Lnnnbcrg, O. Knutson J. Jackson, M. Jenson, E. Wolcott, A. John son. Row 2: l. Jinoro, M. Lolrcn P. Mahurin N. Karof, B. Maland, J. Grllcn M. Lowaas J. Jonas, S. Kauffman. Bottom: F. Johnson V. Johnson, P. Grady, S. Schurnatit K. Lang ourst, R . Johnson, J. Haigh. Room 208 I'op Row: R. Srnith, F. Stodrucrr T. Soul' W. Stolson, D. Strlcs, B. Stahlbarg. Row 3 .. Stob Smith, ar, C. Stanley, D. Van Loancn, B T. Unvcn, C. Srnrth. Row 2: J. Swa ron M. Walsh, D. Whaley V. Srnrtl' r'.G1lrnorc. Bottom Row: B, Wann, A. Son' lcon, J. Stcnsether, J. Tholcn, G. Sffanson loom II9 op R cr, P Srosc folcs. larp, loblc, J. H ow: K. Danocrg, W, Fcrqlson L. Spsn- . Frrstedf, S, Hclsetn, J, Darsncr, R. L. Glauyltz. Row 4: R. Murony, T. G. Fast, J. Held, D. Wrllrnan, J. J. Herlist, Row 3: R. Frccoarg, B. all, J, Langlic, D. Henderson, '. Dalbotfcn, C. Harney, F. Hcrlcal. Row 2: .Ha nsen, L. Christianson, D. Croon, J. layrson, D. Alrnouist, L. Clarrn, M. Elms, . Wrlson. Bottom Row: D. Two? C. Frr cclt, D. Flint, D. Church G. Da'noo'g, . Wrerner, E. Goodman. , loom 323 ap Row: D. Carlsen, J. Donovan B. Carl n, S. Dmgley, R. Ca ' rlson, R. Chase, E. nadwrch, G. Engel. Row 4: R, Carlson, R. arly, R . Elliott, R, Kocpp, J. Wcttcrluno Kelly, D. Richardson. Row 3: N. Cnris- anson, S. Fitzhcnry, J, Castle, E. Evans Cirlsl, M. Dlngrnan, P. McGrnnrS, M. ickson, Row 2: L. Collrns, J, Colgan, D. rouist, L. Johnston, M. Clabo, J. Cryoctt, Crew, J. Dornouast, Bottom Row: E. ussow, R. Christcnscn, G. Eycnson C. Lys, G. Esby B. Clcvcngrtr, W. Coutcau. oom 206 p Row: M. NCNCJSKOS, E, Panoft J. Nal' n, D, Wrlkrnson. D. Olsson, G. Noros ard, J. Moylan, H. Nylsn, Row 3: M. Ol- 1, A. Olson, V. O'Donncll. J. Marches' Jtl, V. Drcscn, D. McFarlane. Row 2' Olson, G. Morehead, M. Norrbofn, Y son, J. O'Donnf:ll, V. Patterson C. Moyer ktom Nels ROW: C. Cunnrnglna'n, R. Norroon' on. L. Ostlund, G. Olson P. Ncl- Ffr . Vl U. SOPHOMORES Room 2l9 Top Row: L. Pearson, C. Riley, V. Pererso P. Ryan, R. Roaen, S. Paulson, E. Prrckett, Ptgriz. Row 3: A, Bayerl, S. Banker, R. Sansta U. Srrfons, L. Pearson, K. Sclrutfentrurer, Rosenclurst, E, Penz, Row 2: G. Seliatlcr, Allars, S. Sanrone, J. Preston, H. Sclwulc, Santa, R. Ourgley, B, Rauner, J. Poole D. Scncridel. Bottom Row: A. Ronscn, Rrenardson, B. Sandyick, N. Ouaol, Senleiencr, D, Youngren, J, Sarncr, Scnnaclsy. Room 225 Top Row: M, Stordall, G. Rcyak, N, LL wigson, E. Larson, K. Ryan, S. Wcstpne W, Rarwrri, D, Urncss. Row 3: G, Shepa R, Stodslcley, D. Vatne, J. Stralsa, N. SuDa W. Sylyers, A. Sund, R. Romine. Row J. Sulancer, E, Ryals, H. Sande, C. Rasm son, B. Seernann, L. Swecleen, B. Olsz M, Stanko. Bottom Row: L. Heinlrcl, Steplierd, B. Sandgren, J. Smith, B. Re K. Matthews, D. Stuckfnaycr, Room 302 Top Row: J. Parsons, W. Savage, J. Pc son, D. Olson, R. Ouigley, R. Hunter, Pearson, H. Tnibodeau, A. Ondiclc. Row R. Pry, B. Odland, J. Paulson, D. Robins L. Olsen, C. Pederson, D. Hippler, J. Pct scn Row 2: J. Mytrre, M. Olson, V, Ol son, M. Oas, S. Peterson, M. Olson, Peterson, J. Nordin. Bottom Row: J. Pier l. Nrelson, B. Peck, B, Nordley, J. Pl D. Tnerscn, R. Pedersen. Room 307 Top Row: P. Fitzgerald, J. Larson, J. P N. Matnison, E. Roden, W. Laine. Row D, Koann, L. Lundquist, G. Lund, J. M R. Larson. Row 2: C, Leonard, C. Lrndb L. Langoicn, J. Larson, M. Christen D. Lattery, H. Larson. Bottom Row: B. I ony, B. Leavcns, H. Moen, O. Rnae, Miller, Y. Monson, Room 3l7 Top Row: D. Bergstrom, H. Burrington Campbell, G. Burrington, R. Bonles, E. drcws. Row 3: R. Brelcke, C. Anderson Ano:s, C, Arbic, H. Brism, J. Ande J. Bastys, R, Youngs. Row 2: K. Ande M. Anderson, H. Chovaneek, B. Ande L. Youngduist, D. Anderson, R. Buys Bottom Row: D. Brown, C. Brown, B, ard, E. Carlson, J. Bungert, R. Anr M. Barsness. I1 fr'l fl SOPHOMORES Room 326 Top Row: R. Mccole, A. Paianl, R Skoglund, B. Coviccndanl, J. Lands bcrgcr. Row 3: J. Hcoly, R. Jakublc L. Erickson, L. Ringcl, H. Skokan J. Kroblaucn. Row Z: L. Statt, L Evans, J. Hoaas, A. Wcnland, D McDonald, E. Jordct. Bottom Row K. Wenland, J. Nctson, L. Scferk J. Hcrrnrann, D, Sf. Dennis, J Strong, Jean Herby being instructed in Tiger tasks by Bonnie Jan- sen and Dorothy Lindgren. All grades prepare tood demonstrations. E651 .IUNIORS I1 66 Room 9 Top Row: D. Lunneborg, D. Lundqurst, V. Roi bcrg, G. Robinson. Row 2: L. Otterson, G. Sag endorf, W. Marsh, R. Nelson. Bottom Row D. Solberg, B. Peterson H. Pantages S. Kel rngton, B. Kublas. Room I5 Top Row: E. Stern, L. Ransen, H, Pool-:r E Peterson, J. Sornnrer, A. Rcerc. Row 3: B. Pal lm, J. Pollard, M. Soderlrn, J. Soangruo N Pete'son, E. Ouiglev, D. Stenrno. Row 2: J Scnlcisrran. F. Paterson, S. Stevens, G. Riesgrai M. Ryan, D. Sande. Bottom Row: C. Prree J. Spear, L. Stralre, V. Porter, D. Rudrsunu: P. Peterson, J. Ronrne. Room I03 Top Row: A. Klrmri, J. Hertvcrg L. Larson W. LaFe:rrerc, T. Palwn, M. Kuscnnnsl-l, R. Kyors wg, R. Kernriz. Row 3: J. Hogan, O. Jonnson D. Larrzoe, T. Kerr, D. Holm, E. Jalcubie, R Knutson. Row 2: H. Klssell, C. l-lull, J. Leverctt C. Jonanson, R. Kallanrl, M. Johnson, N. John sun, J. lloltn. Bottom Row: L. l'lo.l3rrr,1n, L Johnson, T. flcaurnan, D. Jonnson, B. Klilce' L. Holmos, J. Guarrrnc. Room lO5 Top Row: M. Peoerson, R. Severson, B. Joon son, D. Luovigson, E. Knoblaucn, M. Koletrf Row 2: D. Johansen, A. Klcven, B. Jonnsor S. Johnson, B. Brornan, R. Buoy. Bottom Row P. Goebel, E. Lund, G. Lucke, G. Johnson G. Room, N. Gustafson, B. Kunn. JUNIORS oom l07 p Row: G. Olsen, J. Molrne, L. Myran, J terloerg, O. Olson, B. Morgan, B. Durlee w 3: M. Nelson, D. Johnson, M. Crawford Monson, J. Siple, J. O'Brnan. Row 2: L, Ol 1, D. Olson, P. Parsons, J. Nelson, J. Olsen Nlda. Bottom: M. Novak, E. Pearson, R edson, J. Ratfleld, B. Moe, A. Nyberg O'Brlen. oom ll2 p Row: J, Olson, E. Nelson, D. Morrow, J lrner, G. Pooe, D. Martrn. Row 3: R. Olson l-loward, P. Pearson, R. Nelson, P. Oberg Olan, R. Oklns. Row 2: S. Parsley, D. Otrs Nelson M. Olsen, M. Ondrelc, M. Oltrnan Nornelrn, J. Mulvanrll. Bottom Row: D. Ol 1, B. O'Brren, M. Nctneestt, P. Peoerso Patfrc E. Olson B, Osleno. oom ll8 p Row: D, Soltveot, J. Krrootos W. Sreg Rosendalwl, E. Srnitn, L. Srlbernagle. Row 3 Urness, E. Hardrnan, M. Lazor, M. Occl, R terson, R. Rocksted. Row 2: H. Storgaaro, J rarder, J. Wendland, E. Rollrns, P. Vrking d, R. Rogers. Botlom Row: M. Peterson, J rney, P. Sabol, J. Tornasko, B. Beawnorrt Snyder, M. Swanson. oom l23 p Row: J. Brown, D. Canoll, L. Lagernan, J Diners, R. Bastrarrsen, A. Aaron, E. Brandon w 3: C. Boller, Cu. Brandsfetter, J. Benson Brenny, B. Bolrlln, W, Boe, R. Anderson w Z: J. Beekvall, M, Anderson, J. Anoerson Mosylc, C. Bjornaraa, S. Abranarns. Bot n Row: Y. Bosslrart, M. Boesser, A. Bofascn Anderson, M. Bocan, J. Balros D. Berg Zl'l. oom l24 p Row: W. Carlson, R, Bossert, T, Allrson Bedford, R. Bartko, C. Arnundscn. Row 3 Legat, T. Bosouez, J, Moselle, R. Bullock Buystedt, A, Dahl, R. Ostrorn, Row Z: E rendt, B. Dakln, A. Clrovanleln, C. Blgomgrgrr Meyer, M. Henderson. Bottom Row: M. Bol d, M. Brethorst, M. l-lalnes, N. Ande'son, S iler, L. Snoroanl, A, Bartholomew. lf 073 JUNIORS Room l25 Top Row: E, Nvgaard, S. Varc, G. l-lurlcy, Olson, M. Sianko, D. Rocrlg. Row Z: C. Rcdli D. Aolbu, R, Slclclstad, C. Frislcdt, M. Prc llcc D. Vfalocn. Boftom Row: C, Seifert, I Strtt, A Doklc-,.n, E. Plrllllos, B. Wharton, L. SQ- noni. Room 204 Top Row: W. Tnolcn, R. Stevenson, D. Wann: lol, D, Swanson, B. Thiclcn. Row 3: P, Trnr smd, B. Scnullcnnaycr, R. Sundsirom, A. We trnrn, A. Tccsnor, E. Suttlc. Row 2: R. Waltlwc Y. Wallin, E. Strand, M. Torruson, O. Wcsllunr Botiom Row: E. Slcurslcn, L, Swanson, J. Wm sl-:.n. V. Wolstronr, J. Srnlin, J. Sherman. Room 2l2 Top Row: J. Mitchell, J. Koller, B. Lundbcrl D. Larson. Row Z: L. Volker, S. Ycnor, l. King T. Lwdcrt, J. Johnson. Bottom Row: J. Lin: stron-, B. Laltcrv, L. Andrews B. MQNU lrrn, B. Frcklrn. Room 2l6 Top Row: D, Arvroson, J. Gablr, W. Halxc son, Q. llunrann, A. Madsen, B. Hall, J. Hoag land, T. l-lcrl, C, Erdc. Row 3: D. Horton, l Hanson, M. Eyrsc, B. Kobrud, D. Holby, C Karlson, H. Hnrtlg. Row 2: D. Anderson, C Frccbcrg, V. Falla, B. Duran, M, Jarnlcsor C, Jolrnsion, A. Hall, C. Englund. Bofior Row: R. Palok, B. Erickson, B. Gutncridgc, . Rcrsbcrg, D. Rundoursl, G. Townsend, E. Gu' Ulf. Room2l7 Top Row: C. Rvoborg, D. Franscn, J. Lanz, . Trrrrnr, W. Anocrson. Row 2: D. Johnson, E Prcntlclt, B. Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Baslclr Boktom Row: S. Ca-vl, N. Hansen, Y. Boryar M. Cooley, L. Olson. ll M fl JUNIORS Room 224 Top Row: D, Gncs, J. Frcncn, R. Hansen. B. Parrott N. Lortis, R. Hcnz. B. Davis. Row 3: D. Hansen, P. Frobcf. P. Harrington. J. Fred- bcrg, B. Gxlbcrtson, J. Charity, R. Spangruci. Row 2: L. Hamnnond. M. Gaustad, J. Horton, M. Gutknccbt, E. Halh B. Freeman, D. Hannrncr- lund, M. Grabowskw. Bottom Row: J. Gilbar. M. Halpin, D. Feickcrt, B. Hat B. Juneau, W. Guddafx Y. HC1tmxHCr. Room 303 Top Row: A. Carlson. D. M1l!c'. N. Carnowonx M. Cfcrncngev, J. Wvbcrg. Row 3: V. Buck P. Cadsor, J. Carison J. Cooper. P. Bqavskw C. Mcvcr. Row 2: J. Connors. S. Collrngwooc, T. Daiyl B. Chvistwc, V. Crooks, M. CM:'fnont, D. Cadson, B. Chase. Bottom Row: E. Dariock. U. Daly. J. Dahl, G. Jongcwst B. Umcn S. Bmdcv B. Wwcksvom. Room 305 Top Row: B. Wahcf. M. Smwtn J. Pahwcifw, R. r-Ullman, B. Vavmck. Row 3: D. Olson, D. Hamns F. V.nccnt. D. Ndson, O. Lauvwoscn. Row 2: B. Luke. V. Blass. P. Fwscncr, M. Aooci M. Jowgc D. Hmby, G. Hibbcn. Bottom Row: R. St'anc P, Wncehzr, E. Jonnson, S. Sanzsug P. WM Manws. Room 330 Top Row: C. Monscn. J. McSen D. Matsor, J, McGraw, G. Lindahh C. Montgo'nc'v. Row 3: F. May, B. Evans, M. Matson. J. Lundstfom, D. Mclntosn. Row 2: R. Moms, M. Martwn, B. Long. M. Lcmay, M. Swenson, C. Madsen. Bot- tom Row: J. Lindouist, M. McGwnncss B. Maf- twn, A. Moen, M. Lee, A. Lvon. Room 33I Top Row: D, Eden. D. Emnvctso' J. En3st'of', D. Edfuno, J. Engsctn, J. Bouc. Row 3: R. Fag- crstfonw E. Flesch, M. Dvgvc, B. Cavownall J. Fcldstszun. Row 2: B. Engstrom. J. Flack. S. Evans J. Elscsscr, B. Dybdanl. B. Wwwnaf, A. Engc. Bottom Row: M. Zurnrnacn, N. Wrnckcstcf. F. Fcddvyfv, B. DuHnig, C. FMR, G. Duflmg. I-:Wig 'J 1 ye 1 t? v QQVQ n '46, KW 1 Oi L, . . M JOHN -'mlb-M CHEER LEADERS KNOW YEl.l.S DON MARGIE ROSIE MITZ Rah! Rah! Rah South We're on the beam We've got the team, Let s go! SOUTH Coach Les Barnard W if Pass in the Air Touchdown! Away from Them All SOUTH BEATS MURRAY, I2 TO 6, FOR TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Charge! SOUTH HIGH I947 FOOTBALL RECORD SOUTH 6 EDISON I3 20 ROOSEVELT 7 I9 HENRY O 20 WASHBU RN I3 I3 SOUTHWEST ' 6 6 MARSHALL 0 27 CENTRAL 6 I8 NORTH I4 I2 MURRAY OF ST. PAUL 6 TOTAL I4I 65 CITY AND TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Gary Johnson. Jim OIund, Rhodes Peterson. and Duane Eldon were outstanding in the backtield. In the Iine the steadiest pIayers were Laurie BaIzer. Richard Howells, CharIes Mathews, Carl Rosen, and Joe Watroba. NeiI Lortis at tacIcIe, Bob McLeod and Don Semans at end. pIayed important roles in several games which heIped turn defeat into victories. All in all it was a very successful season and the I947 Champions can righttuIIy take their place as the eighth City Champions in the past twenty years under the coaching of Mr. Les Barnard. km ,M ,N f g K ' :pi Wx Q ww '53 Q 'Q 35216 f ' M, . . . , Q . . if P'-1' ' W f as , X , ' Q. X M: I , . X Q ig ,Q ii b at Q ww ,, 'ix 5 J A Jim Oiund earns his rating as All-City Haifback E753 A Cold Day for a Twin City Game One of the few times Jim Qluncl was stopped Laurie Balzer blocking out for Gary Johnson Q i Boys' Gym Leaders Top Row: J. Gable, M. Frank, L Ingersoll, C. Aronson, D. Ronning D. Larson. Bottom Row: J. Gherity J. Kelly, M. Krlzan, C. Frcen'ran,J Harper. l947-Golf Team l947-Tennis Team Top Row: Gustafson, Borgcson, Bossert, Olund. Bottom Row: Bullock, Freeman, Schroeder. Top Row: Suttle, Price, Lindquist, Fredbo, Ottum. Bottom Row: Nelson, Gruber, Olson, Dixon. sf These Cheer Leaders Surely Brought Cheers E761 Golfer Rodger Bossert 1947 BASEBALL TEAM QZN35,t QMW59 14 ig? QQ:-If Front Row: D. Peterson, Krrootos, Balzcr, R. Peterson, Johnstone, Sclwocncrt, Kohen. Second Row: Eldcn, Snwrtls, Lund bcrg, Scnaroin, Preston, Marcncssault. Third Row: Hcrlral, Carlson, Burlce, Berg, Olson. 1947 TRACK TEAM Front Row: Crawford, Longley, Watt, Anderson, Wright, Horris, Blonnquist, Woodley, Rasmussen. Second Row: Hart McLeod, Pniter, Scrnan, Warren, Farrell, Gaarder, Markay, Hansen. Third Row: Walther, Voyder, Sullivan, Stanko, lngersoll, Borgen, Settle, Srnrtn, Engdalrl. Back Row: Pope, Johnson, Weaver, Tnolen, Lanz, Holrnbcrg, Fcuk, Wood. 1948 TRACK TEAM Top Row: W. Peterson, W. Tholen, J. Brenny, J, Callcndar, J. Lcvonowslre, M. Clevcnger, J. Lanz, M. Hansen. Bottom Row: M. Cawtord, A. Olson, R. Engdalrl, O. Johnson, R. Wood, R. lsaacson, R. Walters. IQ77fl fy, 9 ,, Q W S ,Q W 32 , www vgvfk 3 Ez . 4: s ., .A ,E-, 5 . Q: Q me .Q-1 41 :SE QQ? cTst19'fx-,W emwhwv . W, M .- 'ilisvgmi ww-gp Gmwumnqggm in . ,hm ,.Q 1? Z Q Q Q Q, M. 1 f ga ,Q ,ga 4 Q X, eww R 5 South highs gym team tied tor third in class D and placed tourth in class C in the State Gymnastic meet. Les Gruber and Lloyd Olsen led the Tiger scoring. this Coach J. C. Henderson said this ot his team: 'lm quite proud ot all the boys year, not only tor their showing in the State meet, but also because ot their enthusiasm and their willingness to worlc hard. D GYM TEAM Top: Roocn, Patrick, Hcrt, Eng' gqfom Halvgrgon, May. Bottom: Allen Roscnauist, Johnsor I f C CLASS GYM TEAM Top: Brown, Swirtz, Mctcod, Walkc Rcdc, Malr'-Staci, Dixoh. Bottom: Gruber, Savage, Eastman, O sci Ghcrrty. Coach l-lenderson al? 954 EW il HOCKEY TEAM 1948 Ice Carnival Play Top Row: P. Bjorlrlwd, D. Elden, A. Klopp. Second Row: C. Arbic, J. Larson, G. Lcc, R, Olson, J. Brink man, J. Jolrnson. Seated: C. Every, J. Krlpotos, G. Campbell, J. French, R. Bos- scrf. l-loclcey Final Play Off Elclen's Great Play 'E T Mi' Fritz, June, Manny South versus Washburn C311 GIRLS' GYM LEADERS E, Aleckson, L. Raklnos, M. Holm, D. son, J. Ocn, D. Hurtig. Kneeling: L. M. Lazon ANN JOHNSON GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM J. Wiiluams, G, Wold, D. Jordet, M. Leonard, J. Keane. GIRLS' GYM HONOR STUDENTS G B h E J hns n, A.Johnson A. Johnson, L. Raklios, U. Storcygard E. Herbst, E. Iverson, E, Games, C. Jorgensen, . oot , . o o Standing: C, Hof' B. Hackett, J. Prc Strom, J. Brom-, D. Norling, M. Berg 3M ' ' ' ' '- - - - - :,-,:: .,.: .w. :::.::W, f -g,gygggQzm3:f.ws1Xg,1-QW Hwy.: V W., N.. Fritz Anderson Presentation of Letters A. B. and Awards Quill and Scroll Pin Awards Margaret Ranseen Vernon Rodberg Jane Stahlberg Ann Townsend Service Letters Ingrid Beckstrom Roger Ekman Denis Haines Audrey I-Iippe Bonnie Jansen Elaine Johnson Robert Johnson Joyce Kommerstad Joyce LeVi Dorothy Lindgren James Snobeclc Bob Swanson CUP AND LETTER DAY LETTER AND SERVICE C. Girls' Athletic Awards 600 point winners Doris Swanson 2. City Wide Emblem -IOOO points Veda Storeygard Gayle Wold Names on I-Ionor Cup--I25O points Ann Johnson Jean Pederson D. Boys' Athletic Awards I. Football Ray Anderson Richard Anderson Laurie Balzer AI Bine Duane Eldon Richard Feely David Forsberg NJ AWARDS Richard I-Iowells Gary Johnson Frank Koktavy Neil Lortis Charles Mathews Robert McLeod Arthur Melhus Jim Olund Duane Peterson Rhodes Peterson Carl Rosen Don Sernans Myron Smith Vince Smith Art Treanor Joe Watroba Burch Gustafson and Fred Herkal Student Managers Cheerleaders Jim Kumpt John Kumpt 3. 4. 5. SWIMMING TE! Top Row: I-Ienz, Peck, Graw, Kotavy, Walker. 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Gustafson MECHANICAL DRAWING Room 208 li X61 JUNE 1948 SOUTHERNER STAFF John, Bull, Drck, Vernon, Margaret, Bev, Carolyn, Pat, Ramona, Roger, Glcn, Margaret Ja A M g AJ Commercial Department Senior Typists SOPHOMORE CLOTHING CLASS amumnqzqq L E873 SIXTH HOUR CHORUS CLASS J . 1948 QUILL AND SCROLL M. Ramscczn A. Townsend V, Rodberg Stahlbcvg Art Class at Work 1947 QUILL AND SCROLL A. Hippe J. Korn td J. Levi R. Joh FIFTH HOUR CHORUS CLASS THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES . . . That we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. A bronze plaque with the names of South high boys who were lrilled in World War ll was dedicated Friday, November 7. Howard Allen William W. Allen Howard W. Balrlce George S. Barnd Thomas F. Bastiansen Donovan N. Beltord Arnold A. Berg Vernon C. Bcrgland James Bienaptl Edward E. Berntsen Roland A. Blumst Paul Brouillard Benjamin R. Brown John C. Cameron Chester M. Carlson John Cuplra Herbert Day John M. Depew Robert J. Devereaux William Dover Stanley Ettinott Gordon Elphiclr Ervin C. Eidem Eugene Engstrom Everett T. Enstrom Miltord Eagerstrom Calvin John Farr James E. Field Russell R. Finlayson Robert J. Fjellman Clyde Foster Ernest Fristedt Victor Gabrick Warren W. Gerdin Collins Gerstner George Gronland Armin M. Guddall Glendon Gustafson Lloyd Handslremager Wallace L. Hansen Charles Held Michael Hibben Keith Hottman Chester W. Holte Arthur G. Hoppe Walter J. Huchthausen Burnett Jancher Earl H. Johnson The omission ot any names is unintent ional as every effort Paul M. Johnson Robert M. Johnson Donald Karlson Robert J. Keavy Albert John Kmetz Donald Knutson Raymond R. Ladurini Earl M. Larson William A. Larson Arnold Lassen Wendell E. Lehtinen George L. Lennander Donald C. Levin Glen E. Lindahl John H. Lindberg Walter W. Linder James W. Lynch Edward T. Madigan Julius Margulas James H. Martin Lesley J. McNair Lawrence G. Mewhorter Ralph Moen Clarence Moline Donald K. Morth E903 Richard Nelson Leit Nerheim Glen E. Newcomb Chester Oberg Clittord P. Olsen Emmett L. Qlson Richard C. Olson Harold J. Oxendale Roger Parkill Mahlon F. Paulson Harry B. Pedersen Gordon E. Peterson Jaclr E. Peterson Kenneth L. Peterson Norman A. Peterson Ralph Peterson Richard Peterson Charles F. Prior Clitford Racette Merton C. Revalc Freeman C. Reum Phillip Rydeen William B. Scott Nimrod W. Sedell David Segal Robert E. Seversor' Kenneth Sherman Solomon Silver Donald l. Slroglund Ernest J. Smeija Donald H. Stewart Clarence Stauber William E. Strunlr Earl O. Swanson Roger A. Swanson Alton E. Syversorr Earl Tiomsland Sheldon E. Trondso Donald Truax Fred M. Truax Robert P. Wagner Philip J. Walmsley Earl O. Widen Gordon P. Wigdahl Bernard B. Wittels Edward Wood Carl J. Zobel Edward A, Zuel has been made to sccu an accurate list. V1 APS .V ng .- Invitations were sent to all Gold Star Mothers and close relatives aslcing them to be lwonored guests. Memorial Day service in the auditorium Tlwe Little Theatre girls HONOR GUARDS AS GUESTS ass at the close ot the Service men representing the three branches ot service were guests ot Mr. Ma dedication. PROJECTION CREW Back Row: La Valle, Tuset, Norling, Martin, Berge, Dahl, Miller. Middle Row: Holm, Stein, Johnson, Carroll, Engseth, McGerr, Nelson, Seated: Alstad, Jakuble, Evans, Knoblaucli, Spencer, Hoagland. VISUAL EDUCATION 'ON THE BALL' t d t' h ade its debut at South through Visual education, considered to be the best method o e uca ion. as m the medium ot the Little Theater. E921 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New Members: L. Gierke, R. Sodcrrnan, R. Dresen, N. Peterson, G. Pearson, R, Larnbert, R. Narvcson, M. Harpolc, R. Sandgrcn, 'W, Youker, R, Swan- son, G. Johnson, P, Carlson, I. Beclcstrorn, R. Erskine, B. Schug, V. Rodberg. The emblem ot the National Honor Society is The Keystone and Flaming Torch. Members are chosen tor their leadership, scholarship, character. and service. TIGER WORKSHOP -JANUARY CLASS Jirn, Joyce, Dennis, Margie, Gloria, Donnie, Doris, Bernie, Elaine, Roger, Jirn B., Dorothy, Bonnic, Bolo, Donna, Joyce, Darlene, Barbara. E931 v ws Q -Manx' MX : 4417 1 'VZ 2 . WS wg W ,Q K 'H 14. 3 5 af. J ,f ,s if ,, 'if x ' mv ,,, 1 rql f 1 v r,? W ,Q f ' Q - f 3 twf fag , V Mmm 5, W ' ' A It HW W wwp :-,:f:g.5::,,. ,f, ...- A ---- : 3: 1, - ..Y::::::::,::1:M M55 O .:,, 7 1 1 . QrK'amQ'M' w 4 v,-N Q wif ' J M 1 11921 di. biiixffhqf DANCE, GAME, RECEPTION, MARK '47 HOMECOMING QUEEN MARILYN STONE On Parade at University Football Field KING FRITZ ANDERSON W l JANUARY 'I948 CLASS PLAY Donna, as Peg, observes Joyce, as Ethel, Doing things no lady should do. Peg O' My Heart Wesley J. Kelly, Director Cast of Characters Mrs. Chichester .......... Joyce Lenannde Pootman ..,...,... ,,...,s. R oger Elcmar Ethel, Mrs. Chichesters daughter .,,... Joyce LeV Alaric, Mrs. Chichestefs son .......,.... Richard l-lovelsruc Christian Brent .... . .... Arnold Luclci Peg ...........,........... Donna Elcberg Montgomery l-lawlces, lawyer .........,.. Ralph Beclcstron Jerry .. .. .... Robert Swanso Maid . .. ., . .Harriet Brude Peg O' My Heart l Love You li 061 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM TOWARDS FREEDOM ROGER CARLSON APPRECIATION The statt ot the I948 Tiger thanlcs all who have helped in editing the school year boolc. Our sincere appreciation to: Larson Photo Studio: Lund Press: Weston Engraving Co.: Evening Times: Morning Tribune and Star. To the Business men ot our community we are especially gratetul. lt is our hope that the student body will patronize them and use this Annual as their buyer's guide. Sincerely, Tiger Statl E073 Lddiexy Man AHH! Royalty Slick Chicks E081 Sports Interested Onloolcers Smorgy Wow I Muscles Watclncul Bolo Hula? Happy Day What's ilne Deal? Prols l.sI'E'I ag, www K! IQUSSMHSQ g Exiles J, mis Chief Cook Caught Again? Dennis! Alone? w Pals Our Gal mag QMAMDS Coaches - Cheerleaders - Cheers Y- Champs Home Room Fans lf llmj Ainf Love Grand? The One That Got Away Students? Just For Fun Jnlimited 3eauty and Brains amend' 'wha Ms H1011 Posies Summer time Blue Bloods Tough Life Tangenk Girls Winter Fishing The Morning After the Dream Muggs and Lil H1021 +Q Just Jim! Buddies Good OPC Summer- time Day of Joy THE BEST FOR THE L E A S T Becklund Jewelers SPECIAL ORDER WORK EdIJel'g'S Pastry WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING ISI I East Lake Street 1534 E. LAKE sr. DR. was DU- 4034 HOURS: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Order from Us for Successful Entertaining CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1948 For your next photographs, remember us 21, ' . ' CANDID AND FORMAL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS AT YOUR CHURCH, HOME, OR IN OUR MODERN STUDIO The H. Larson Studio 29I9 Twenty-seventh Avenue South PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone: DUpcnI: I375 McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME A ROY T. PATTERSON Jeff 29th Avenue South and East Lake Street DR. 362I H103 3 GGMMM Wana m..4uM1m.z sz.4,.,w., eww WE 'HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF SHOES CLOTHING SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL TRADE The Friendly Store LAKE AT BLOOMINGTON OFFICE DUp t73I3 RES DR I0057 Twin City Plumbing 8: Heating Co. AIR CONDITIONING Gas, Oil Burners and Sfokers 29I2 Bloomington Avenue Minneap olis CONNOR'S MARKET mu. AND BILLIEI Quality Meats 2706 East 25th Street Parker I I I3 NORDTVEDT-BOLMGREN Inc. THE HOUSE OF HONEST FURNITURE VALUES 243-245 Cedar Avenue GENEVA I82I H1041 STRAND'S swEDIsI-I GIFT SHOP 609 Marquette Avenue 2nd Floor SATHRE DRUGS Cedar at Lake Compliments of RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Elmer C. Larson DRUGS COSMETICS CANDIES PRESCRIPTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SODA FOUNTAIN GREETING CARDS At Lowest Prices Wilharm Pharmacies Sth St. and 8th Ave. S. I7th St. and Chicago Ave. 38th St. and Chicago W. Lake St. and Lyndale LINDSKOOG THE FLORIST I400 E. FRANKLIN AVE. BR. I2I5 We Specialize in Corsages MODERATELY PRICED Larson 8: Sufficool GROCERIES A N D M E A T S PAIRWAY Fooos 2 I 29 Riverside Avenue Courtesy Service Minneapolis 4, Minn. Telephone Ge. 2994 HOME APPLIANCES Commencement Refrigeraton-Washers-Gas and Electric Ranges Q09 s klflfibc Wedding -Cleaners-Radios and AII SmaII Appliances Qx W ' Invitations , I: f' . PIHIQPT . Bums, Dependable Appl. Co. Prinfing IHAROLD R. OLSON H SONJ 2703 E. Lake St. Drexel 8386 3003 E. Lake St. Parker 688I HEADQUARTERS FOR FRIGIDAIRE-MAYTAG-MAGIC CHEF H1051 27TH AND EAST LAKE TIVOLI CAFE Compliments of MITBY-SATHER FURNITURE C0. I545 East Lake St. Du. 739I MR. AND MRS. GEO. S. KAIBEL ComP'i'mfS 0' ADVANCE-TOWER Edward H. Swanson 8: Co. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE--MORTGAGE LOANS I7I5 East Lake St. Dr. 5442 Cleaners - Dyers - Launderers DISCOUNT ON CASH AND CARRY Bloomington at 25th Phone DR. 5464 You Buy the Same Men's and Boys' Work Clothing Anderson Bros. 8: Abralwamson FUNERAL CHAPEL and Shoes for Less at Edwin J. Anderson Deborah A. Abrahamson rederick W. ralwamson KAPLAN BRCS. F Ab DEPT. STORE I2th Ave. S. and E. Lake St. l435 E. FRANKLIN Dr. l906 I1lU6j Best Wishes From the Penguin Where the Finest Malts in Town Are Served THE PENGUIN Bloomington Avenue and Lake Street PHONE, REGENT 9l09 BETTER GRADE SHOES Narum's Shoe Store QUALITY FOOTWEAR and HOSIERY si-ioe REPAIRING 8I2 East Lake Street Res. DU. 0548 Office DU. 233I Henry W. Anderson JACK SPRAT STORE Mortuary FUNERAL DIRECTOR I839 East Lake Street ICedar at Lake Street, 2404 E. 25th Street MEATS Dupont 2397 Look Your Best Cec's Beauty Shop PLEASING YOU MEANS SUCCESS TO US Ge. 6508 2426 Riverside Ave. Minneapoiis, Minn. FIREPROOF STORAGE BONDED WAREHOUSE WOODLAND TRANSFER 81 WAREHOUSE CO. Moving: Long Distance a Specialty Packing - Crating - Shipping ALL LOADS INSURED PETER NIKOLAISEN DR. 360i 2300 E. 26th St., Minneapolis On 36th 8: Lake -IT'S- HALL'S CAFE Choice Food 360l East Lake Street DU. 9835 IVAR HALL F. SC HJOLBERG MEATS - GROCERIES 2443 Bloomington Avenue Dupont 0902 51073 M U RDOC K PHARMACY Dupont 9685 245I BLOOMINGTON MINNEAPOLIS Phones: Office Drexel 5374, Res. Dupont 324i Antique Furniture Lake Street Upholstering and Refinishing Co. UPHOLSTERED SUITES MADE TO ORDER I. NATLAND, PROP. 290 I Bloomington Avenue LIBERTY GROCERY FOR FINER FOODS 3500 E. Lake St. DRexeI 58I4 Expert Haircutting ' We Specialize in Heinnies A. W. Lenz Barber Shop FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN ESTABLISHED I9I3 I523 Third St. S. Minneapolis 4, Minn. THORGAARD PIANO SHOP HOME OF: Lester Grands, Betsy Ross Spinets Accordions and Musical Instruments PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Dupont 2632 I630 East Lake Street SyIvester's Pharmacy RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Over 24 Years Service to This Community 240I E. Franklin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Ray-EH'e Beauty Shop Experienced Operator in Machine, Machine-less, and Cold Wave Permanents AT POPULAR PRICES JEAN DENNIS 2929 East Lake Street 0 PArker 5774 Compliments of a Friend 510811 MOE CUT-RATE DRUGS S. J. MOE, Prop. PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS SUNDRIES 427-429 CEDAR AVE. MINNEAPOLIS Br. 0682 FOR GOOD FOOD AND QUICK SERVICE SLUSSER'S CAFE 2323 Cedar Avenue RIGHT HERE IN MINNEAPOLIS You'II find one of the finest business schools of our nation. Boys and girls who wish to follow a business career should investigate the unusually complete fa- cilities of the Minnesota School of Busi- ness. Talk with graduates, learn how this effi- cient training has quickly qualified them for good paying positions. AII business subjects. Day or evening classes. Placement Bureau for graduates. ASK FOR BULLETIN ' VISIT THE SCHOOL MINNESOTA ScHooL OF BUSINESS 24 South 7th Street ORVAL'S GROCERY FOOD GUILD 3400 Cedar Ave. So. ORVAL FENSTAD, Prop. Class '32 DU. 9932 BINGHAM FOOD MARKET 2746 27th Ave. S. Du. 8683 Compliments of HAAG'S PHARMACY Your Druggist on the Corner Compliments of ANDY BROTHERS I429 Washington Ave. S. H1091 FrankIin Drug Co. IO37 EAST FRANKLIN Telephone At. 8069 PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED FOUNTAIN SERVICE SocIerberg's Grocery 270I RIVERSIDE AT. 5307 We DeIiver Compliments JOHNSON G R O C E R Y of a . 3I I5 East 3Ist Street Frlend QUALITY AND SERVICE BUSCH'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Shapiro Bros., Inc. Dry Cleaners-Dyers-Rug CIeaners Motor Electrical Brake X Tune-Up Work Service 26'5 EAST FRANKLIN GE. 338l 20II E. 35TH ST. DU. 39I0 Compliments of the MODERN TIRE CO. 2509 Bloomington BURTON :I. ERICKSON Norm's Food Market I20I South 9th Street LI. 9946 H1101 Have You a Photographic ProbIem?-Come to the LIBERTY PHOTO SERVICE 2709 East Lake Street CAMERAS - FILM - PROJECTORS - PHOTO SERVICE DEVELOPING -- PRINTING - ENLARGING Du. 0890 Dr. 0262 KRUCKEBERG'S PHARMACY Over 55 Years of Prescription Service GIFTS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES Cor. 25th St. and 27th Ave. So. DU. 0I90 Iv1OBERG'S GROCERY 605 Cedar Avenue Headquarters for Imported Cheese, Fish, and Canned Goods 'Arnie GE. I869 And ' Y Pliam Linoleum Co. FLOOR COVERINGS Stevens Electric Co. Wiring, Stoker and OiI Burner Service Re. asoo- Re. aaoo RCA Radio Chicago Ave' af Lake St' R. I.. STEVENS, T. Ia. I-IuI.ET, Paovs. Broadway and Washington N. HY- 990I'2'3 GE. 9I I5 NE. 7906 CARBLOM SERVICE STATION FRAN 'IUMA Mobilgas - MobiIoiI Lubrication, Tires, Batteries COAL AND FUEL OIL Same Location Since I893 Cor. 24th and 27th Ave. So. DR. 9929 D-X Service I29 S. E. 5th Street MA. 9887 The Finest in Home Appliances DAVE'S GRILL 2553! Riverside APPLIANCE LCC- sims - cnicnen WL HAMBURGERS i204 East Lalce PA. 666l Anna Stina Dress Shop 26I9 East Lake Street Pa. H33 TRY US FOR YOUR BETTER DRESS Cartwright Originals Annie Laurie Juniors Wold Delivery Service Job or Contract Hauling Prompt Twin City Service 3l05 SNELLING AVE. DU. 83l6 Compliments o'F An Old Friend HOLTZERMANN'S DEPT. sToRE 5th and Cedar Compliments ot THE B-V BOYS J. LESLIE R. HANsoN K. Posse B. ERICKSON G. MAANUM Compliments ot HELLER'S MARKET BLOOMINGTON AND FRANKLIN H1121 mga hi? .W JW f . if ' 'nf 4' pl , f .W 651111. K .11 , 'Wt , P. A 5 f- . - , A was ' 3' I 47 'f 6 U Q' I5 ' D if 'I f' ' if , , X P2122 ,LAN 6U,4! -1 2, juzflf 'J - JJ , , U fo. -M'-'bg' ,, ' 5 1 , 1 'Li 4 , Q 1 . 951 . s ' V - . PW? 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