South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

miNNjeAPous pueuc li ea vtty 1 949 TIGER Co-Editors Beverly Freeman John Gletne January-June Barbara Kubias Evelyn Rollins Charlotte Falk Edith Pearson Betty Martin Janice Olsen James Holte Marvin Frank Richard Knutson Douglas Ludvigson Adviser Esther Frazier Business Manager Stanley Nelson STAFF The 1949 TIGER Published by The Senior Class South High School Minneapolis, Minnesota FOREWORD... With Tiger Records as our theme, we have tried to make the 1949 Tiger a clear, pictorial record of our daily life at South: an account of South at work, at play, and at school. Through the years, South has been a top record collector—both in the popular vein, as on the athletic fields, and in the classical and semi-classical tradition of the classroom and of the stage. Enjoy with us these few examples of past records, and plan for the future—the future of South and of yourself. Though our collection is large, there are more records to be added. In every field we find opportunities to gain new and higher records. If we continue to set up new goals for ourselves as we break our old records, we are achieving our real aim in education. TIGER RECORDS Let's Be Friends Memories Tiger Rag You Can Depend on Me That Old Gang of Mine Another World From Now On DEDICATION To Mr. Lester Barnard, South's able athletic coach, this 1949 Tiger is respectfully dedicated. It has been Mr. Barnard, through his tireless leadership, who has built the athletic teams which have regularly captured top honors in their special fields. Watch South has been the slogan among the members of our athletic league who are acquainted with his coaching powers. Mr. Barnard will certainly be classed among South s greatest record collectors. “WE LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN” BLUE TRI SENIORS Row I (Bottom): C. Folic, P. Carlson, M. Ring, J. Siple, R. Ostrom, M. Johnson. M. Anderson, £. Lund. P. Poderson. Row 2: D. Olson, B. Gilbertson. I. Laveson. N. Ebach. J. Horton. B. Freeman, M. Clormont, M. Ocel, M. Lazor, M. Prentico. Row 3: E. Wuorzinger. E. Borendt. F. Fedderly. E. Hovlond. R. Bucy. D. Hokemor. B. Bromon. M. Collotto, J. Flack. J. Lindquist, C. Bjornorece. Row 4: 0. Nida. J. Nelson, M. Stitt, B McNur'Iin, A. Moen, M. Gaustad. D. Borggrem, J. Smith. G. Hibbon, J. Bakos. Row 5: J. Norhoim, J. Spangrud, M. Brethorst, B. Oybdahl, M. Dygve, E. Rollins. P. Parsons. D. Johnson L. Stroke. Row 6 (Top): S. Sindberq, E. Hall. B. Martin. J. Tomosko. J. Wittstoin. C. Thome, G. Riosgraf, M. LoMay, D. Anderson. 0. Johanson. BLUE TRI JUNIORS Row I (Bottom): M. Walsh, B. Wit-tlos, J. Langlie, M D’mgmon, J. Joing. J. Santos, C. Harney. A, Holland. V. Johnson. Row 2: D. Johnson. D. Anderson. S. Kauffman, P. Mahurin, D. Croon. J. Moili. M. Johnson. J. Dornquast, P. Soronson, D. Schendol M. Erickson. Row 3: C, Mars. H. Schoele. B. Ranner, B. Anderson L. Youngquist. M. Benson. J. Cirisi. J. Corbett. G. Evenson, L. Swodoon. Row 4: B. Clevenger. J. Bruseiveti, D. Johnson, J. Pierce. V. Smith. E. Berg, J. Davison, J. Bangor . B Aronson, J. Smith. Row 5: K. Matthews. J. Hoass. V. Oiafson, J. Hall. M. Hanson. N. Holmborq, N. Porsson, E. Jordot. J. Larson. Row 6 (Top): B. Bodard. N. Hammor. C. Wayne. D. Van Laanen. P. Nelson, D. Flint, M. Oos B. Wetler. SILVER TRI Row I (Bottom): N Rasmussen. A Robertson, N. Sramok, B. Israeison, L. Bufford. P. Poarson. J. Mika, M. Nelson. Row 2: G. Gustafson, J. Thomo, B. Stolpo. L. Johnson, J. Holbach. B. Munson. B. Layman. J. Nichols. J. Nason. Row 3: M. Gustafson, V, Strand. N. Novoch, A. Honson. G. Stickney, P. Evans. A. O'Brien. 8 Johnson. Row 4: B. Youngquist. A. Hagon. D. Schmidt. M. Ellis. G. Veronikas. M. Wood. N. Narveson. Row 5 (Top): C. Borg, B. Bell. H. Paulson, J. Jeffrey. J. Harmo, H. Borg. CLUBS! CLUBS! CLUBS! There are clubs for every type of person, for the person who is interested in giving service or who is interested in gaining friends. South's dubs are not organized wholly for social activities; they aid the individual in developing his personality, leadership, and ability to get along with others. They promote friendships. They help us in enjoying our leisure time. They promote dances and parties and help carry out school projects. All in all, we are receiving training that will help us to be better citizens and future leaders of America. TIGER STAFF Row | (Bottom): J. Holte. M. Front B. Freoman J. Olson. B. Kublas. Row 2 (Top): E. Poarson. D. Knutson. C. Fait J. Glotno, 8. Martin, E. Rollins. TIGER REPRESENTATIVES (Junior and Senior) Row I (Bottom): P. Carlson, M. Anderson, J. Tholen, B. Chase, G. Townsend, J. Olsen, J. Erlougher, J. Kinney. Row 2: S. Kauffman. C. Leonard, I. Laveson, C. Johnson, D. St, Dennis. J. Wettstoin. P. Willman. J. Lindquist. M. McBinness. E. Rollins. Row 3: P. Mahurin. A. Wiemer, P. Jonson. J. Cricsi. J. Graves, M. Gausted, M. Ardick, M. Olson, P. Peterson. Row 4 (Top): J. Eng- strom, M. Weaver, B. Olson, E. Nol-son, J. Glatiel. G. Campbell. TIGER REPRESENTATIVES (Freshmen and Sophomores] Row I (Bottom): D. Hansen. L. Ostrom, B. IsraeUon, G. Stickney, A. Landsberger, M. Wood. V. Cone. Row 2: J. Jaffray C. Poterson. J. Thome. B. Connor, J. Hooft. J. Hooft, I. Honkols, V. Jenson. Row 3: D. Olson, J. Nickolson. J. Bright, L. Smith, A. Belle. W, Anderson, M. Mital. Row 4 (Top): J. Benson. R. Thurud, D. Englin, H. Prescott, A. Carlson. HONOR SOCIETY Row I (Bottom): M. Jomieson, M. Anderson. R. Nelson, R. E'skine. B. Kubios, J. Holte. E. Lund. Row 2: E, Pearson, J. Mulvahill, C. Leaver. M. Clormont, R. Ottrom, D. Johansen. A. Askim. Row 3: M. Eyrso, D. Johnson. Y. Bosshert, E. Quigley, J. Siplo, R. Kalland. Row 4: R. Fagor-strom, J. Bakos. E. Skarston C. Falk, S. Aune D. Miller. Row 5 (Top): M. Fronk, J. Foldstein, H. Poolor, A. Aaron, G. Johnson, J, Gletne. STUDENT COUNCIL (Junior and Senior) Row I (Bottom): W. Courteau. L. Pearson, R. Ostrom, D. Rotmusson. S. Olson, M. Ocol. M. Anderson, B. Juneau. Row 2: C. Mars. J. Hall. M. Jamieson. V. Olafson, D. McFar-lande. M. Pederson, J. Nolson, J. Olson, N Karpf. Row 3: R Fager-strom, M. Johnson, E. Anderson, E. Skarston, B. Wittles, V. Blaeso. D. Vetno, A. Klcpp, D. Stevonson. Row 4 (Top): G. Norheim. W. Marsh. F. Vincent, D. Johnson. J. McGraw, R. Bronner. 8. Rocksted. C. Hackott, J. Knoblauch. STUDENT COUNCIL (Freshmen end Sophomores) Row I (Bottom): A. Hanson, A. Hagen, R. Swanson. M. Gustafson, B. Andorson, G. Veronikas, F. Sun-quist. Row 2: J. Janson. N. Res-musson, G. Gustafson, J. Horby, L. Winistofer, J. Ekberg, B. Munson. V. Perry. Row 3: B. Potorson, J. Amdahl. K. Colborn. D. Hauge, G. Kennedy, C. Hoqan, E. Andryski. Row 4 (Top): C. Dreher, R. Eastman, C. Whitehoad, L. Humenik, H. Madsen. R. Lindberg. QUILL AND SCROLL B. Juneau. M. Jamieson. 5b . SETON HI Row I {Bottom): R. Pattie J. Davison. L. Swodcen P Jensen. H. Moen M. Nethercutt. E. Lund. Row 2: D. Carlson, J. Langlie. M. Eyrso. K. Croon. J. Rosene. J. Mail!. J. Smith. Row 3: M. Benson. V. Oiafson, J. Joing. P. Nelson, R. Ostrom, M. Jamieson. E. Berendt. Row 4: N. Santos. M. Hanson, D. St. Dennis, M. Ring. J. Siple. B. Wittles. J. Nelson. Row 5 (Top): L. Rergel E. Pattie, A. Strand. S. Buckley. A. Hall. J. Chovan. J. Hoaas. C. Mars. Hl-Y Row I (Bottom): T. Herf D. Lud-vigson. R. Hansen. D. Giles. B. Benson. J. Moline. S. Olson. Row 2: E. Stein, N. Lortis. N. Supalo, R. Youngs. D. Nelson. J. Lanx, C. Hatcher. Row 3 (Top): R. Wolther. G. Lindahl, D. Carroll, H. Benson, R. Stodskler. M. Kuschinski. G. Hormann, O. Olson. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Row I (Bottom): B. Anderson J. Lindstrom, L. Olson. H. Chovancek. J. Stensthor, F. Johnson. M. Nelson. Row 2: V. Takkven, E. Wold, E. Evans, G. Peterson, M. Fagie. J. Nordin, J. Eckert, B. Borland. Row 3: 8. Freeman, B. Gilbertson. E. Olson, A. Hall, J. Smith. M. Wah. E. Ryals, B. Aronson. Row 4: 8. Junoou P. Carlson, J. Graves, C. Creiys C. Bickford. C. Anderson C. Lunneverg, M. Foreman. Row 5 (Top): E. Clausen, J. Aune. J. Tusot. L. Berg, J. Jenson, K. Ryan. J. B'evik. J. Phyla. C. Lindblom. SVITHOID Row I (Bottom): L. Johnson. J Maxwell. C. Fredrickson, D. Berggren, P. McKitterick, K. Osborne. G. Nalson. Row 2: C. Lindbergh. Y. Olson, M. Winistofer, B. Anderson L. Holmes, M. Olson. E. Pearson, C. Olson. Row 3 (Top): J. Benson, J. Doll. D. John-son, D. Allison. R. Alstad. L. Norling. J. Kittelson, A. Israelscn A. Johnson. LEADERSHIP Row I (Bottom): J. Tomasko. B. Klo-ker P. Pederson. A. Atkim, M. Johnson. M. Dygve. N. Anderson. Row 2: M. Ocel, S. Bovon, B. Hanson, J. Horton. B. Freeman. J. Mulvahill, B. Peterson. H. Pantages. Row 3: J. Wettstoin. M. Nelson, M. Lazor. P. Daly. Y. Hoitmillor. I. King. B. Me-Nurlin. M. Clermont. J. Kinney. Row 4 (Too): 6. Johansen. J. Ratfiold. J. Side. J. O'Brion. R. Polak, B. Wickstrom. D. Mosyk, D. Rudesuhle. S. Pausley. G. A. A. (Juniors and Seniors) Row I (Bottom): J. Siplo M. Andor son. D. Flint, B. Kleker, M. Dygvo. J. Smith. D. St. Dennis. K. Matthows P. Carlson. Row 2: S. Kauffman. J. Langlie. C. Harney. J. Mulvahill. R. Ostrom. M. Clermont. L. Hammond. L. Rongel. J. Hoaas C. Thome. Row 3: J. Horton. P. Mahurin, J. Hail. B. Dybdohl. D. Johnson. L. Longoion, C. Leonard, J. Larson, D. Howe. Row 4: M. Bryant. M. Christonson, J. Castle. 0. Anderson. J. Joing. M. Dingman. F. Bruswoit. J. Piorco. Row 5 (Top): Y. Hei millor. P. Daly. G. Esby. C. Crugs. J. Swanson. J. Woitstien, M. Johnson. J. Haigh. B. Freeman. G. A. A. (Freshmen and Sophomores ) Row I (Bottom): M Rukleas, E. Davis. K. Osborne. D. Mulko, H. Brodorsen, G. Martincou. Row 2: N. Winson, G. Dahlberg. C. Olson. M. Anderson. S. Bros©. J. Thome, E. Dakken. Row 3 (Top): J. Brigh?, C. Hansen, J. Herby. N. Nelson. V. Cone, E. Wold, A. Callander M. Iverson, M. Drabant. HALL GUIDE Row I (Bottom): F. Morrison K. Drew. D. Zimmerman. L. Grimmer. R. Larson. Row 2 (Top): D. Clari. W. Anderson. O. Olson, E. Roloff, D. Lortis. F. Howell. M. Maas. om PROJECTION CREW: Row I (Bottom): E. Stein, R. Brennor, R. Kish. J. Kelly. E. Jakubic. Row 2: P. Ryan, J. Tusot, J. Moili, D. Miller. L. Fischort, A. Nelson. Row 3: G Engel. S. Banker, S. Nolson, J. Knoblauch, T. Spencer. Row 4 (Top): K. Westorlund. J. Andre. R. Andersen, L. Johnson, J. Ries, D. Hoagland. STAGE CREW: Row I (Bottom): J. Fleming. D. Carlson, J. Moline. J. Lam. D. Hillman. Row 2: R. Kish. D. Larson. R. Larsen. J. Holto. Row 3 (Top): B. Coykendall. S. Olson, K. Arnoson. LIBRARY CLUB: Row I (Bottom): B. McNurlin. B. Israelson, D. Hicks. Row 2 (Top): H. Hurtig, B. Hanson, S. Sidler, D. Anderson. E. Wirerzingor. THE LITTLE THEATER SAY IT WITH MUSIC GLEE CLUBS Mr. Hutchins became South's new music instructor after the retirement of Henry E. Griebenow. Under the direction of Mr. Hutchins, South received much acclaim in the musical field; many of our school activities were livened by his jovial personality. The two Glee Clubs and the Girls' Choir received much recognition through their talented performances and their untiring efforts in entertaining their fellow students. Despite the fact that this is Mr. Hutchins' first year here at South the Glee Clubs have gone a very long way; and we are still looking forward to many great performances in the future years. “AND THE BAND PLAYS ON” � BAND The South High Band will always be remembered tor its showmanship whether in the auditorium or as a marching unit. The band, like any other organization, has its officers. It must work as a unit rather than as individuals. We must always remember that not only the musicians, but the flag twirlers, baton twirlers, and color guards play an important part and add color to the organization. All of this is made possible by the expert instruction, guidance and constant effort of Arthur J. Lawrence, the band director. L SOUTHERNER STAFF Row I (Bottom): V. Crooks. J. Smith, B. Freeman, Y. Wallin, M. Joyce, B. Gilbertson. Row 2: R. Ostrom, J. Siple. B. Juneau. P. Pederson, M. Jamieson, M. Lazor. M. Ocel. Row 3 (Top): 0. Rasmusson, R. Anderson, A. Aaron. B. Parrot, A. Klopp. B. Marsh. SOUTHERNER REPRESENTATIVES Row I (Bottom): M. Hanson, D. Kmecik. L Kmetz. J. Tholen. J. Hr-louqher, J. Bakos. R. Swanson. E. Esby. Row 2: J. Hones. 0. Wald. K. Lanqquist. B. Stolpe, P. Daly, M. Joyce D. Schendol. B. Paulson. Row 3: E. Poerson, C. Drono. A. Robertson. S. Treanor. J. Holte, J. Nyberq. C. Davis. J. Joinq. Row 4 (Top): D. En'ckson, M. Colloton. S. West-phall, W. Anderson. L. Johnson. J. Lanz, G. Peterson. W. Schluck, L. lanqoion. JUNIOR RED CROSS Row I (Bottom): S. Dinqloy O. Johnson, J. Heigh, M. Anderson, J. Bakos, N. Ebach, C. Falk, B. Juneou. A. Holland. Row 2: L Andrews, H. Scheele, S. Collingwood. N.' Karph. S. Sidler, J. Tomasko, D. Nida H. Pantaqes, M. Prentice. S. Kauffman. Row 3: M. Benson. D. Andorson N. Holm berg, J. Davison. M. Ring, A. Israelson, V. Smith, B. Martin, J. Meile. M. Gaustad. Row 4 (Top): B. Weiler, P. White. J. Anderson. J. Foldsloin, M. Kuschinski, J. Krall, D. Hillman, D. Conoll. J. Slensethor, R Pattie. D. Borggren. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES (Freshmen and Sophomores) Row I (Bottom): J. Martin. D. Co ney, D. Johnson, M. Brandstotter, M Krujawa, E. Davis, N. Sramek, C Bushoy. Row 2: M. Anderson. I Feickert, D. Larsen, H. Swanson, k Davett. J. Hebach, L. Johnson. Sleeves. Row 3: L. Smith, C. Poole J. Mason, J. Ortman. J. Norton. O'Brien, J. Miller, R. Wilburn. Ro 4 (Top): R. Jamioson, G. Peterso J. Trunk, R. Fries, T. Wollerus, I Burgess, F. Thompson. IS BIG SUCCESS At last the big day has arrived. Homecoming! Hats off to our King and Queen. Gary Johnson and Ramona OstrorH We give cheers to our fighting football team end to Les Barnard on his 20th anniversary of coaching at South. The Coronation Ceremonies which were held in the auditorium, headed ffie Homecoming Festivities. Mr. Barnard's first team, the '28 champions, were on hand for the program. The big event of the day was the South vs. Edison game at the Nicollet Fieid. The band played an important part in the entertainment period at the half. Even though Edison was the victor everyone was in the best of spirits. Next on the agenda was the annual Homecoming dance held in the boys' gym after the game, me festive atmosphere was completed by the smooth music of Pete Swan's Orchestra. The alumni also joined in to make the Homecoming of 1948 a memorable one. “OUR SENIOR DRAMATISTS” June Mad”, a three act comedy, was chosen as the senior class play; it was portrayed by members of the June Class. Joan Horton played the part of Penny Wood, the 15 year old girl, who couldn't decide if she wanted to be a tomboy or a young lady. Her parents were portrayed by Beverly Freeman and Douglas Ludvigson. Penny is trying to make a hit with Roger Van Veck played by John Moline, who is supposedly a Casanova. After she finds him flirting with Julie Harris. Fern Fedderly. she gives him up and turns once again to her old faithful Chuck Harris. Jerry Johnson. The rest of the members of the cast are: Swede Olson, Donna Nida. Neil Lortis, Marilyn Zummack. Roger Hanson, Margaret Johnson and Darrell McIntosh. The play was directed by Mr. Wesley Kelly and assisting him were Judy Siple and Mary Ring, student directors. “ISN’T LOVE GRAND!’’ When a young man's fancy turns to the things that girls have been thinking about all winter, this is usually the result. Below are pictured some of the familiar faces we see together each day. South would never be the same without them. “MEMORIES, MEMORIES” As a freshman, sophomore, and junior one is always looking into the future toward graduation, and ttien when one's senior year rolls around one's heartbeat quickens at the thought—Graduation. Each one has both happy and sad memories about it. Though the thought of leaving South would make anyone sad. everyone hopes for future happiness. In the pictures below are seniors on their graduation day. In the upper left hand corner is the January class of 1949 on Senior Day. In the upper right hand corner are a few members of the June class measuring up gowns for Senior Day. Pictured in the lower right and left are the Commencement exercises of the January class. “DREAM OF LOVE SO TRUE” What more could one ask for in a dream than a pretty queen and a few wonderful auditoriums? Well, here are a few dreams that did come true. Pictured in the upper left is our Ice Carnival Queen, Donna Hruby. and her attendants. Donna was crowned queen in the Arena by Dave Rasmussen. President of the Student Council. In the upper right is a scene from an auditorium sponsored by the Southerner Staff. In the lower left is a scene from another auditorium sponsored by the Tiger Staff, and in the lower right is a scene from a professional demonstration on liquid air. “I’M DRIFTING BACK TO YOU” Yes, we'll oil drift bock to the fun we had at games in which the cheerleaders led us in cheers. In the circle we have our cheerleaders who supported the teams by cheering and did a great job. Pictured in the upper left hand corner is a makeup demonstration given to the senior speech classes. The victim is Swede Olson, and the onlookers are students from the speech class. The lunchroom, the place to which everyone ran when the bell rang, is pictured below in several scenes. “O’ER THE SEA OF MEMORIES” “MEMORIES, MEMORIES” ”The class will now come to order.” is a saying which we will never forget. ar d one we’ll always cherish in our hearts. In previous pictures you have seen students at play: here are a few pictures of students at work in the classroom. Pictured in the upper left hand corner is a scene from the Botany class. In the upper right is a Physics class at work on their problems. Taking a bird's-eye view we see Dewey Elden giving a report in Current Literature. Next the Art classes are at work making posters. The Cooking class in the lower left is busy baking and learning all there is to cooking. In the lower right are a couple of students examining a skeleton in Biology. These are just a few of the many classes offered at South. “CHILDHOOD DAYS, WILDWOOD DAYS” School days arc always thought ©f as childhood and wildwood days: days when you study, learn, and have fun. Below, let us reminisce through certain phases of our school life in the year gone by. Pictured in the upper left hand corner are a few members of the band practicing for an auditorium. In the upper right is a scene from the one act play, Lima Beans , which was chosen the best olay of all the senior speech classes, and then we have a familiar scene, a pep fest in the auditorium. A typical South High locker with books falling out when it opens. In the lower left hand corner are students preparing themselves for a play in the Little Theatre. In the lower right hand corner are a few members of the faculty taking time out for lunch. “AMONG THE BIRDS AND BEES” “YOU LEFT ME ALONE” You Left Me Alone. might well be the theme of students on vacation. For truly no longer does the school govern our days when vacation time rolls around, but rather we must seek employment elsewhere. These pictures represent how some students spend their vacation time, be it with the gang or working on their hobby. Tv “BUT STILL YOU’RE MY OWN” When we leave school we can't take it with us but we can always carry the memories of it. And without memories we would not have much. Pictured below are students relaxing after being at school all day. Your hobbies are just as much a part of school life as is the work in the classroom. Hobbies as well as studies make the person. “IN MY BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES” Memories, memories, some more beautiful than others. But what could be more beautiful than the Senior Prom! How could we forget the fun we hod. dancing to soft, sweet music, the beautiful formals and corsages, and all the different couples each one having a wonderful time. This is one event that no one could forget and it is one that will always linger in one’s mind. AMONG MY SOUVENIRS Another big event in the Seniors' life is the Senior banquet, where v e find good food and good fellowship the menu of the day. The banquet entertainment was provided by skits put on by the various senior homeroom members. This year's theme was “The Dreams of Wilburforce Ziggderdrof . We follow Wilburforce's life at South beginning with Commencement. j Only too soon the banquet was over. But we, the Seniors, will cherish it always among our school memories. I FOOTBALL ... I Get a Kick Out of You FOOTBALL, 1948 South High gridders had a very commendable season. They finished with five wins and two losses, and at the end of the year were rated the ten h best prep team in the state. Perhaps one of the football highKghts of the year was the Tiger trip to St. Cloud to play the Granite City outfit. The Tigers licked the small but game St. Cloud team. 27-7. to the accompaniment of roars of approval from hundreds of South students and well-wishers who had made the seventy-five-mile trip. 44 6 ... 27 vs. St. Cloud Tech. 7 29 6 South 0 vs. Edison 7 27 vs. Roosevelt 14 . 13 20 20 0 South 15 vs. Southwest 7 Totals ... ...175 67 S BASKETBALL • • • ROW I; D. Vatne, D. Bino, D. Morrow. B. Johnson, 0. Swtnion. ROW 2: R. Larson. V. Peterson, A. Pufall, J. Skarupa, J. Schaffer. K. Sundstrom. ROW 3: E. Knoblauch, B. Benson, L. Johnson, W. Stolson, R. Lindberg, G. Lindberg. THE CROWD WENT WILD The Tiger 1948-49 basketball record of three wins, thirteen losses was nothing to shout about but the team made a vast improvement during the season. Coach Mona started what he termed the rebuilding program by dropping most of his Senior men and thus enabling his Sophomore and Junior men to gain experience. HOCKEY.. • Button Up Your Overcoat South High's 1949 puck chasers srarfed their undefeated way to the city championship only to lose to Washburn in the city playoffs which determined the local entries to the State tournament. The loss of wings Johnson and Olson at mid-season weakened the team for its final bid for the championship. South .......... 3 vs. Southwest ......... I South 3 vs. Washburn 2 South 6 vs. North 2 South 4 vs. Roosevelt 3 South........... 4 vs. Henry .......... ... 2 South 4 vs. Central ...... ... 3 South.. 0 vs. Washburn ... 3 South 3 vs. Henry 2 Totals........27 18 GYMNASTICS . . • Stout-Hearted Men South's gymnastic team placed third in B class competition at the Northwest meet at the University of Minnesota. This is the first venture into B class competition since 1934. The D class group finished second in the state meet, needing only seven points to finish in the top spot. CLASS C. GYMNASTICS ROW I: L T ru d e a u. J. Engstrom, B. Walker. C. Dreker, J. Brown. ROW 2: E. Roden, W. Halverson, L. Humenik, R. Eastman. 0. Rosenquist, L. Young. CLASS 0. GYMNASTICS ROW I (Bottom): P. Anderson. J. Broen, L. Christenson, V. Mossberg. R. Carlson, ROW 2: 0. Larson, G. Gladwin, D. Cameron, K. Westerlund. D. Carlson. ROW 3 (Top): R. Olson, R. Prylij, G. Norheim. W. Brown. B. Kirchberg. sour TRACK.. • You Leave Me Breathless TRACK TEAM—JUNE OF 48 FIRST ROW: R. Engdahl, R. Walther, R. McLeod, M. Clevenger, W. Tholen, S. Weaver, R. Feely, E. Suttfe, J. 8renny, S. Dingley, D. Rairmmen. SECOND ROW: G. Castor, J. Donovan, B. Matta. J. Skrupa, L. Holmberg, R. Morrow, J. Sullivan, R. Eastman, Q. Johnson, R. Isaacson. THIRD ROW: Coach Barnard, M. Stanko, J. Engseth, K. Iverson, J. Lenx, R. Nelson, S. Peterson. M. Storedahl, R. Wood. FOURTH ROW: B. Gustafson, E. Alexander, R. Olson. D. Ludvigson. D. Carrol. T. Allison, E. Nelson, J. Engstrom. SWIMMING . . • How Deep Is The Ocean The record of the swimming team for the season reads two victories and nine defeats in league competition. The team loses through graduation, lettermen Bob Henz, Marvin Matson, and Jim Engstrom. ROW I: B. Aune. D. Reedberg, J. McGraw, D. Johnson, J. Engstrom. ROW 2: C. Stanford. J. Redberg, M. Matson, J. Janasch. ROW 3: G. Hem, R. Eastman. L. Borg. B. Hem, D. Carlson. GOLF • • • l‘m Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover Golf is a very beneficial sport because it can be practiced continuously through life. South's golfers under the coaching of Mr. George Swarstad have always had a good reputation on the golf course. JUNE OF 48 FRONT ROW: R. Corlton. R. Hanton. R. Bullock. BACK ROW: L. Paarion, R. Bouort, D. Bullock. TENNIS • • • Spring Is Here Tennis, like golf, is a very worth-while sport in that it can be practiced in later life. South's Tennis Team, under the direction of Mr. Stanley Nelson, has always been able to offer competition to some of the best teams in the city. JUNE OF 48 FRONT ROW: L. Gruber. L. Olsen. J. Holte. J. Dixon. BACK ROW: E. Suttle, T. Linquist, D. Frodbo. R. Nolson. BASEBALL . . • Take Me Out to the Ball Game GIRLS' BASEBALL TEAM (OPPOSITE PAGE) FRONT ROW: J. MulvahiH, J. Nordin, Carol Harney. B. Dakin, P. Bujarski, J. Piarce. BACK ROW; Y. Hoitmiller. M. Bryant, D. Johnson, J. Joing. D. Flint, P. Dale, B. Kleker, L. Sefcik, C. Cruyi. BASEBALL—JUNE OF 1948 FRONT ROW: J. Schardin. M. Kohen, A. Berg. L. Balter, B. Burger, D. Elden, J. Kripotos. BACK ROW: J. Medvec, D. Burke. D. Sundstrom, J. Gletiol, E. Marchessault, B. Lundberg, C. Emery. BOYS' GYM LEADERS ROW I: M. Frank, E. Parrott, E. Chadevick, D. Carson. ROW 2: D. Lundquist, W. Kingstey, J. Krall, T. Potvin, D. Bartko. GIRLS’ RHYTHM CLASS . . . Sweet end Lovely GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM STANDING: G. Esby. J. Brusowitz. KNEELING: M. Chrijtcmon, B. Anderion, E. Jordett. “YOU KNOW YOU CAN COUNT ON ME” HARRY H. MAASS Principal FACULTY For many reasons, we are indebted to our faculty. They encourage us to overcome failures and disappointments, to choose the right vocational path and to think. They often help us support our extracurricular activities and sometimes even perform tasks that are not obligatory . For those of you that have not yet graduated, learn to appreciate your faculty, and work together with them. VERNA LONG Nurse HARRIET WAHLGREN Visiting Teacher CARL LUNDIN Dean of Boys HOSEA OSTERHUS Counselor ELIZABETH ROBINSON Dean of Girls “I WISH YOU SUCCESS AND LOTS OF HAPPINESS” OFFICE STAFF (Left to Right): M. Anderson, A. Syverson, E. Smith, I. Guthormse. LUNCHROOM STAFF (Left to Right): A. John-son. L. Mendenhall. M. Handstreet. H. Coles-rude. J. Rosenquist, A. Bjelland, C. Gunderson. JANITORIAL STAFF (Bottom. Left to Right): Hart, Lee. Monahan. Matthews, Bordeaus. (Top): Clark, Hanson. Peterson, Scattuallo. ART: R. Beisang. E. Frazier. MUSIC: C. Hutchins, A. Lawrence. LIBRARIANS: G. Greehling, L. Davidson. am “BUT I MUST CONFESS I WILL BE LONELY” SCIENCE: E. Bruce. A. Pihlstrom. FOREIGN LANGUAGES: E. Roll, O. Pederson R. Peterson. COMMERCIAL: E. Bray. A. Cagley, E. Kirch. SCIENCE: A. Storm. D. Nyholm, E. Peterson. FOREIGN LANGUAGES: R. Muclcley. S. Bostrom. A. Lere. GYM: Top, L. Bernard. J. Henderson: Bottom. D. Tenney, M. Tangen. CAMERA SHY: M. Olsen M. Lesh. “IF YOU NEED A FRIEND, I AM YOURS TILL THE END” INDUSTRIAL ARTS: C. Buckman. A. Brekke. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: L. Snade, E. Davis, H. Niles, F. Benner. ENGLISH: D. Trow, H. Byerly, H. Lund. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: A. Groff, R. Ringer. R. Kogl. COMMERCIAL: S. Nelson. ENGLISH: W. Mead. H. Hurd. ENGLISH: L. Bremer, N. Jacobsen. ENGLISH (Camera Shy): L. Drage, H. Heggen, L. Jensen, L. Kaus. “YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME” SOCIAL SCIENCE: M. Gorgen, A. Guy, M. Schey. SPEECH: G. Elliff. E. Kirlcham. SOCIAL SCIENCE: M. Robinson. E. Ilia. SOCIAL SCIENCE: K. Lane. B. Buclcman, G. Swar-stad. MATH: F. Morse, L. Marchant, O. Pederson. SOCIAL SCIENCE: G. Smith, L. Mona. H. Lyons. (Camera Shy) MATH: F. Brossard: SPEECH: W. Kelly. THAT old gang of Mine HOMEROOMS TO YOU FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES— When you were in Junior High School it was like being a whale in the pond but after coming to South it was like being a minnow in the sea. When you were in the basement, you asked a senior where you could find 303 and he. in all sincerity, told you to take the elevator at the far end of the hall. You finally found yourself attending a real football game and hollering as you never had before. You started going to those parties and dances, which only the seniors dared to talk about. But you found out that this wasn't all to high school— you also had to study, there was something called a report card—which you heard was something to be scared of. AND NOW TO YOU JUNIORS— After struggling thru two years of bad auditorium seats, you finally got a section where you could see and hear. You were starting to become senior conscious— wondering how you could spend your Senior Year. How you wished on Prom night that you were a senior and could have gone, too. You’re just beginning to realize how fast time is passing and soon you'll be a senior, but underneath you know that you'll really miss school and all the fun connected with it after you graduate. You began to feel the prestige of a veteran after being here two or three years, you are now gradually trying to organize your class for all the good times and hard work that go with being a Senior. Homeroom 13—Juniors Row I: M. Hanson, J. Hasti. J, Graves. J. Gjongdahl A. Holland N. Hammer. Row 2: P. Hogan. C. Frod-rickson. B. Holmbrocht A. Holm, J Gordin. P. Hiland, L. Hoggon. Row 3: K. Hanson. C. Holmos. H. Frooman. C. Htcloll, J. Glotxol. F. Hauqoy, C. Hatcher. G. Hanson. Homeroom IIS—Juniors Row I: J. Williams. P. Willman A Jacobson. E. Pa ie. P. Paulsen. C. Wostad. Row 2: I. Winchostor, I. McCollins. M. Winnistorfer. C. Walk-or. B. Wittles. J. Myhro. P. Sorensen. Row 3: K. Westerlund. J. Ries. 0. Yates. H. Wright, I. Pilarski B. West-lund. J. Skarupa. J. Brandstetter. Homeroom 117—Junior Bottom: T. Alockson, D. Bloomgren 8. Alerandor, L. Carlton, C. Ander son. D. Bello. Row 2: B. Botkin, B Nordby. M. Bryant, E. Borg, B. Aron son. E. Anderson. B. J. Anderson Row 3: W. Bjork, G. Bonson, M Ben son. M. Berqseth. J. Borge. D. Crutey K. Botholfson. Row 4 (top): B. Bon son. C. Carlson, K. Arneson, D. Carl son D. Adamcik, R. Brenner J. Flam ing. Homeroom 119—Juniors Bottom: B. Williams. A. Wiemer, B. Gaylord. D. Flint. D. Church, B. Hanson. D. Thiel. Row 2: C. Harney, J. Langlie. J. Hall. L. Oarin. B. Wilson. L. Chrisiionson B. Doble. Row 3: M. Oat. 8. Hammorguln. C. Dalbot-ton. G. Daniborg, C. Fristedt, O. Croon, J. Dorsher. Row 4 (top): R. Freoburg. D. Willman, J. Herbst, P. Fristodt, K. Oanberg. R. Grose. J. Hold. Homeroom 205—Juniors Bottom: A. Jacobson V. Johnson S. Schamatat, O. Knutson, K. Langquist, M. Lovaas. J. Haigh. Row 2: S. Kauffman. P. Mahurin. B. Maland, M. Johnson. J. Jones. F. Johnson. J. Gillen, I. Jendro. Row 3: A. Johnson, R. Anderson. D. Johnson. I. Fimon, C. Lunneborg, H. Larson, D. Larson. Row 4 (top): R. Larsen. V. Katch. W. King, C. Johnston, G. Callander. J. Hultberg, R. Johnson. Homeroom 208------Juniors Bottom: V. Smith, D. Whaley. J. Tholen, M. Walsh, J. Slonseher. I. Laveson. Row 2: T. Spencer, C. Smith. D. Van Laanon, B. Smith. L. O'Brien L. Stolar, C. Stanloy. Row 3: T. Ulven, B. Dwyor, W, Stolson. F. Stodieck, K. Phillipps, D. Stiles. Homeroom 219—Juniors Row I: H. Schecle. J. Schnacky. B. Sandvirk, A. Ronson, D. Kittridge. J. Pooler. Row 2: D. Schendel. J. Al-lers. J. Preston, B. Rauner. R. Quigley. M. Olson. Row 3: S. Banker. A. Bayerly. E. Ponz. P. Ryan. D. Ros-enquist, K. Schuffenhauer, E. Ponz. Row 4: V. Peterson. R. Sanstod. L. Pearson, C. Riley. R. Roach. J. Parsons. Homoroom 210—Juniors Row I: 0. Hicks, B. Hiniks, A. Israel-son. P. Jenson. B. Johnson. V. Olaf-son. N. Holmberg. Row 2: J. Mas-well. M. Hibben, J. Joing, C. Johnson. L. Holmes. D. Johnson, N. Hreka, D. Howe. Row 3: D. Sheror. L Trudeau. B. Hockert. J. Kojetin, B. Od-land. R. Isaacson, R. Wood. Row 4: R. Jewell, R. Johnson. J. Hruby, G. Iverson. J. McGerr, H. Johnson, D. Hoagland. Homeroom 225—Juniors Row I: C. Coat. J. Smith, B. Peck, K. Matthews. B. Sandgron. H. Sande, L. Swedoen. Row 2: W. Sylvers. J. Solander, M. Stanko, E. Ryals, D. Stuckmayor, B. Seaman, J. McCol-tough, A. Sund. Row 3: S. Swensen D. Vatno, R. Stodskiev, J. Strako. H. Poarson. J. Pearson, N. Supelo. Row 4: D. Swonson. S. Westphall, K. Ryan. G. Revak, D. Urness, M. Stordahl. Homeroom 307—Juniors Row I: J. Pierce. M. Peterson. L. Lundquist, J. Potorson, B. Leavens, H. Moen, Y. Monson. Row 2: G. Lund. D. Lottery, M. Christonen. C. Mars. L. Langoien. C. Leonard, J. Larson, H. Larson. Row 3: J. Moili. M. Lerohl, D. Potorson, D. Theesin, C. Lindborg. Row 4: P. Fitzgerald. B. Jensen, N. Mathison, K. Millor, W. Loine. J. Prior. J. Larson, B. Matta. Homeroom 117—Junior j Bottom: B. Andorson. C. Brown. D. Brown, E. Carlson. R. Andreo, H. Lawrence. Row 2: L. Youngquist, M. Anderson. J. Bungert. B. Bedard, J. Brusewitz, D. Andorson. Row 3: J. Andrs. C. Arbic, C. Anderson. D. Brokko, H. Thibodeau. R. Ellingson, R. Buystodt. Row 4 (top): J. Sommer, 0. Bergstrom, E. Andrews G. Campbell, G. Burrington, J. Bostys, R. Youngs. G. Bayless. Homoroom 322—Juniors Bottom: L. Ostlund, A. Olson, V. O'Donnell. 8. Bienapfl. G. Nelson. R. Norrbom, C. Cunninghom. Row 2: J. Marchessault, D. McFarlane. M. Olson. J. Olsen, M. Norrbom. G. Morohoad. C. Moyer, Y. Olson. Row 3: J. Maylon. V. Droson. J, Dwyer, P. Nelson. G. Olson, E. Parrott, A. Trembley. Row 4: D. Siegrist. J. Nelson, G. Nogglo. D. Wilkinson. E. White, R. Molstad. R. Ryan, R. Olson. Homeroom 323—Juniors Bottom: J. Colgan. D. Enquist, W. Courteau. B. Clevenger, C. Cruip, N. Cristianson, L. Collins. Row 2: M. Erickson, P. McGinnis, J. Dornquast, D. Crow, E. Krusson, F. Castle, M. Dongman, M. Fagre. Row 3: D. Richardson, D. Carlsen, J. Ciresi, 5. Fitzhonry, R. Christenson, G. Evonson, J. Corbett, G. Esby, W. Carlsen. Row 4 (top): S. Dingley. J. Dono-von, G. Engol. J. Kelly, R. Elliott, R. Carlson, E. Chadwick, D. Carlson, R. Choso. Homeroom 326—Juniors Bottom: D. St. Dennis, L. Erickson, G. Prok, J. Swanson, L. Sofcik, P. Broy. Row 2: J. Hoaas. A. Strand. E. Jordot, L. Renqel, N. Campion, L Evans. L. Stott. Row 3: B. Coy-kondohl, J. Knoblauch, R. Harper, N. Porsson. H. Skokan, L. Wood. Row 4 (top): R. Boos. J. Kroll. A. Pufahl, 8. Medvec. Homoroom 10—Sophomores Row I (Bottom): A Hagen R. Damborg. C. Davis. D. Carney. L. Fournier. Row 2: J. Garten C. Friitedt. D. Clark. J. Doll. G. Hanson. Row 3 (Top): J. Broen. R. Donley. A Dalbotten H. Gilbertson. N. Hag-strom. Homeroom 12—Sophomores Row I (Bottom): P. Anderson. C. Kroenke. B. Berger. G. Anderson. V. Andorson. B. I. Anderson. J. Bjorn-son. Row 2: M. Anderson. M. Anderson, D. Anderson, B. A. Andorson P. Barstow. W. Anderson. A. Beadle, D. Bednar. Row 3 (Top): R. Andorson, G. Anderson, R. Anderson, R. Botcher W. Andorson, D. Andorson. L. Anderson, K. Anderson. Homeroom 17—Sophomores Row I (Bottom): M. Carlson, J. Bre vick. E. Clausen, D. Bourgoure. J Cameron, S. Carlson, M. Christenson Row 2: A. Carlson. J. Carlson. G Bunnell, J. Bolhin, S. Brose P. Bogard R. Chadwick. Row 3 (Top): S Blair, R. Brooks. K. Colbert. A. Cas per. N. Burgess, J. Carr. K. Andor son. Homeroom 104—Sophomores Row I (Bottom): L. Rosendahl, P. Grimes. N. Schreador. E. Roloff. C. Fectnu. V. Myrman, B. Singleton. Row 2: B. Olson. B. Reno, J. Ratfield. B. Perry. Row 3 (Top): L. Smith, R. Eastman. J. Schaffer. J. Keavy, S. Peterson, O. Allenson, H. Pope. Homeroom 106—Sophomores Bottom: I. Warck M. Kissell, V. Carlson. 0. Rurdohl, P. Adams. A. Bueh-ler, B. Johnson. Row 2: M. Carlson, G. BacHund. J. Bright. Z. Wilsey. M. Anderson. D. Lozor, B. Bacon, L. 8uf?ord. J. Norton. Row 3: J. Jonas. R. Cupka, A. Andorson, R. Anderson, M. Karr, F. Amachor. F. Borgland. Row 4 (top): B. Chovon, R. Alm-sted. R. Bergo. E. Larson. J. Amdahl. G. Warren. Homeroom 108—Sophomores Bottom: P. Evans. C. Elmborg, E. Green, C. Grant, M. Geyer, K. Drew. B. Elling, J. Corbett. Row 2: M. Davitt. M. Toremon, M. Gillette. J. Gross. F. Ferry, P. Glover, J. Fitzgerald. E. Dokken. Row 3: R. Crow, D. Dow, L. Grimmer, L. Colvin, N. Elsesser. A. Flasch. J. Doyle. G. Gobble. D. Fast. D. French. Row 4 (top): G. Dahl, M. Colloton, D. Englin, C. Dreher, F. Foesch, R. Fries, D. Cooley. J. Bibbs, R. Gjengdahl, G. Freyor. Homeroom 109—Sophomores Bottom: J. Heim. D. Holder. G. Haz-zard, J. Keller. L. Johnson. C. Kemp. J. Kerr. E. Hansen. Row 2: E. Hell-strom. P. Hammarland. M. Hasty. J. Johanson, H. Hoyer, A. Johnson. C. Hansen. Row 3: G. Kennedy. D. Johnson, J. Hennecke, G. Johnson. R. Hill, R. Hansen. R. Benson. Row 4 (top): B. Krichberg. R. Heng, P. Kittelson. L. Johnson, D. Hoar, V. Hagen, R. Haas, J. Heng. Homeroom 120—Sophomores Bottom: J. Orfman, J. Mason. N. Palmer. N. Noonan. J. Norrbom, R. Lett. L. Kmetz, R. Kledifko. Row 2: L. Lillernoe. 8. Olson. L. Ostrem. D. Mieke, E. Kohout, A. Lockwood. A. Nishide, D. Olson. J. Mika. Row 3: G. Norman, Z. Lilloskov, L. Melhus, D. Paisley. L. Nolson. A. Pearson, D. LoMay. Row 4 (top): T. O'Donr.ell, L. Krosko. M. EH A. Londroche, G. Lono, G. McGilp. S Olson, J. Kit-tridge. Homeroom 213—Sophomores Bottom: L Lofton H. Lindgren, N. Kogol. 0. Kmecik, G. Martin, G. Me-Martin, I. Carlson. Row 2: R. Kob-las. J. Kuntj, E. Kivisto. M. Mitol, E. Rehberger, C. McMillon K. LoVallo. Row 3: M. Kut on. R. Larson, L. Lawrence. R. Bono, G. Savage. D. Punchard, R. Kish. Row 4 (top): T. Keola. F. Orr. J. McHardy, P. Martin. R. Julin, R. Dolxer. Homeroom 215—Sophomores Bottom: M. Albert. G. Martineao. F Morrison, N. Norveson, 6. Pumpor, D. Lindbloom, S. Lavoll. Row 2: M. Maas. H. Murphy. B. Lindgron, J. Larson, D. Larson, B. Munson. D. Martin, B. Layman. R. Morbon. Row 3: G. Lindborg. E. Martin, C. Berg J. Mason, F. Larson, M. Matthews J. Meili. J. McCollough. Row 4: H. Madsen. V. Leinum. J. Moshek, R. Liberty. R. Larson. J. Michaels, D. Lorenson, 0. Lortis, G. Munson. Homeroom 220—Sophomores 8ottom: E. Skeesick M. Raklios, S. Seifert, G. Phyle, B. Rush. L. Rico, M. Polomny. Row 2: C. Poforson, Y. Rogstod. J. Roveno. C. Poller. B. Stanchfield. A. Poterson, G. Peterson. L. Spiczka. Row 3: G. Platt, H Prescott, L. Smith, J. Schlink, D. Schmidt, R. Peterson, R. Razo. E. Rogus, D. White. Row 4: L. Small, B. Poterson. R. Pearson, R. Rousham, O. Sandahl, R. Poferl, E. Rick, R Schoen. K. Scroggins. Homeroom 222—Sophomores Bottom: B. Tionter. V. Strand, H. Swanson. P. Thiolen. R. Stovonson, B, Swanson, L. Neelss. Row 2: L. Win-s.oefer. M. Wottod, M. Wicklund, V. Jensen, N. Winsor, D. Wold. R. Zimmerman V. Takkunor. Row 3: J. Stevens, R. Willey. B. Tangen, B. Stolpo. M. Stenmark, F. Whaley, R. Stockinger. Row 4: K. Zahhos. R. Wostby. I. Weys. R. Wallorus, R. Walter, 0. Wall, H. Timplom, Homeroom 302—Sophomorei Bottom: J. Nickalson. C. Walburg, J. Helback, H. Berg, B. Andorson, I. Johnson, M. Lawrence. Row 2: J. Alden. 8. Silver, J. Harms. M. Iverson. N. Nolson, J. Martin. B. Dakin. B. Stahlberg. Row 3 (top): L. Anderson, H. Danicich. R. Collins, T. Stensrud. S. Hawlinson, D. Blackmore. Homeroom 306—Sophomores Bottom: J. Pearson. J. Nyborg. J. Ostlund. K. Nelson. P. Pearson. E. Dakota. Row 2: M. Wostorborg, B. Myron. B. O'Connor. S. Nygron. G. Olson, D Olson. Row 3 (top): L. Norling. W. Carlson. B. Cornoy, B. Wickland F. Thompson R. Nustvold. Homeroom 310—Sophomores Bottom: B. Israo son M. Jewell. I Blaese. M. Johnson, M. Johnson. A Robertson, J. Spockman. Row 2: L Price. D. Johnson, M. Hoarshman, M Martin. L Hawkins, J. Horby, L Johnson, S. Ilstrup. Row 3: H. John son. E. Hurejt. R. Jomieson. L. Jacob son. J. Jonson, A. Hoveland, R. Han son. D. Burdahl. Row 4 (top): 0 Willey. R. Hartor, L. Jonson R. John son. J. Humphries. D. Johnson. I Johnson. Homoroom 316—Sophomores Bottom: D. Urness, J. Wang. M. Ver-onikas, B. Thompson. N. Johnson, D. Johnson N. Sramek. Row 2: J. Le-May. B. Vikingstad. G. Stickney. P. Wright, E. Wold. D. Sund. Row 3: J. Tusot. C. Sranford. J. Van Auh, P. Anderson, V. Winston. Row 4 (top): J. Yowilk. D. Wilson, G. Victorian, K. Peterton, R. Jakubic, R. Williams. R. Tobiasen. Homeroom 113—Freshmen Bottom: J. Boos, M. Andort, C. Bicl-ford M. Brandstotter, M, Bokusky. C. Burch, H. Brodorson, C. Bushey. Row 2: 8 Bolton C. Bjork, D. Carlson N. Almquist C. Bowers C. Bovo. D. Bastys, L. Anderson. G. Amundson. Row 3: E. AndrysVi. J. Benson. D. Bismark, B. Calvoioge, G. Kissoll, J. Welling. R. 8ortko. A. Anderson. G. Brown. Row 4 (top): G. Dutcher, W. Almqoist. D. Allison, L. Anderson. W. Berg. W. Braun, D. Carhonelli, M. Cody. Homeroom 116— Freshmen Bottom: D. Dangers, J. Ekberq V Cone, C. Drono. E. Davis. D. D'Am brogio. Row 2: N. Dutcher. J. En right, G. Dahlberg. V. Ellis. J. Eckert D. Dorfner, J. DeMar. Row 3: R Eastman, D. Droxler. R. Saieck. J Cunningham, J. Eng, R. Davis, J Ellovsky. D. Dodds. L. Dahlman. Homeroom 118—Freshmen Bottom: J. Wakesch. L. Sezulka. G. Sabol. L. LaMoro D. Wold, B. Dwyer, H. Healey. Row 2: M. Johnson, N. Morris, J. Haof . J. Haeft, B. Chris-topherson. D. Wokasch. M. Drabant. P Gray. Row 3: J. Redmond. G. Krussow D. Johnson, M. Powor, R. Shottell, R. Vayder. J. Nordin. E. Berry, R. Evans. Row 4: W. Jorgenson, R. Bertrand. D. Hague. D. Olson, G. Isenhower, R. Vorhota, K. Anderson, B. Blankholm, D. Mortin. Homeroom 125—Freshmen Bottom: D. Hansen, I Evonson, D. Hanson. D. Erickson. J. Estling. V. Fosso. M. Haehnel Row 2: M. Gra-bowski, L. Henkols, M. Fischer, L. Foickert, C. Hansen. D. Green. J. Layman G. Holstrom. Row 3: C. Hilstrom. R. Fossum, W. Fuchs, R. Foss, 8. Hazard, D. Helm, R. Fred oil, A. Haugen. Row 4: D. Golpin, L. Ferguson. J. Gilbertson. R. Swanson E. Haugesag, O. Guddal. G. Gladwin, D. Hanson. ! Homeroom 209—Freshmen Bottom: M. Johnson. D. Johnson. J. Kiefner. J. Jaffray. L. Johnson. D. Johnson. D. Johnson. Row 2: G. Hal-chor, J. Janson, S. Koob. C. Hoberg. M. Kujawa, O. Jackson, N. Hovik. Row 3: C. Hogan. J. Hoy. C. Kovlin, F. Howell, D. Ivorson. 0. Ludvig. Row 4 (top): C. Lamp!. F. Honocny, L. King. C. Johnson. M. Horvo. D. Komecik, A. Kelly. Homeroom 318—Freshmen Bottom: J. Nichols C. Poferl, J. Nich-aison. N. O'Brian, H. Paulson. H. Peterson. Row 2: L. Prentice. J. Nordin. R. Petorson. M. Nelson. N. Rasmussen. C. Olson. V. Peterson. Row 3: J. Nutter. B. Nord. D. Parker. N. Nida, W. Oredson, R. Nygrcn. Row 4: 0. Pederson, G. Peterson, S-Nelson. G. Rodborg, H. Patrow, S. Paulson. Homeroom 324—Freshmen Bottom: C. Schoffer. L. Swanson. M. Skordahl, F. Stenquist. D. Schmoltior. K. Smith, Row 2: M. McPIuson, D. Thompson, B. Santos. D. Sylte. A, Steeves. C. Schlink, M. Skoglund. Row 3: R. Abrahamson, D. Rogers, G. Roiton. S. Stevenson D. Roerig. B. Bristol. D. Stickney, B. Sulonder. Row 4 (top): W. Milter, J. Richar-son. G. Ross. W. Schluck. D. Svitok. D. Sirtak, E. Svendsen, J. Schuronde-man. Homeroom 330—Froshmen Bottom: M. Wood, G. Veronikos, M. Ellis. S. Tholen, G. Townsend. N. Wood. Row 2: R. Rodborg. P. Tor-gorson, D. Zoorb S. Troanor. B. Youngquist. D. Vanick, R. Wostby. Row 3 (top): R. Wi lioms R. Wilburn. R. Torud, J. Warn, J. Trunk. F. Tookey. REUNION AFTER TWENTY YEARS South's 1929 graduating class held its first reunion this Spring in the form of a smoraaasbord at the Nicollet Hotel. The committee that planned this affair is a group of ten women who have met once every two weeks since 1927. They got acquainted as freshies at South, and have been friends ever since. The committee contacted all but twenty-three of the four hundred seventy graduates and two hundred fifty of them were present ot the dinner. John Smith, master of ceremonies, introduced John Walsh, who gave the welcoming address. Mr. Walsh is now coach of boxing at the University of Wisconsin. From this 1929 graduating class came Mr. Barnard's first championship football team. Many of its members were present for the banquet. The following were members of the planning committee. Irene Johnson Mildred da Horporte Lysen Margaret Sundstrom Greb Violet Anderson Johnson Katherine Driscoll Revsbech Virgie Coghill Bauman Margaret Driscoll Dietz Hildur Cronberg Titcomb Mildred Hrlcal Hammerot Florence Campbol! Keonan A SENIOR ADVISORS VALEDICTORIAN - SALUTATORIAN A SENIOR OFFICERS G. Johnson, Pres.; B. Lundberg, Sgt.-at-Arms; D. Solberg, Treas.; R. Anderson, V. Pres.; B. Kubias, Sec.; J. Gletne, Sgt.-at-Arms. HONOR STUDENTS S. Jones, R. Nelson, J. Johnson CONGRATULATIONS BETTY ANDERSON. RAYMOND ANDERSON, “Ray , was a member of Hi Haven. Football, Track, and A Senior Vice President. LORRAINE ANDREWS. Andy , belonged to G.A.A., Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, Red Cross, Student Council, and Band. JAMES BOVE, Jimmy . EUGENE G. BUCHLER, “Gene . SHIRLEY CARYL, Cryl . MARILYN COOLEY, Malr , was a member of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and Band. JEAN DANBRA. RICHARD DEYOUNG, Dick . DONALD ELAVSKY. “Crook . ROBERT ERSKINE. “Bob , was a member of Hi Haven, Football. Honor Society President, and B Senior Sergeant-at-Arms. CLIFFORD FLOKIN, “Flak ', belonged to the Track team. DONALD FRANSEN. ,,Don, was a member of Svithoid. CONRAD E. FRISTEDT, Connie . JOHN GLETNE, Johnny , was active in Hi Haven, Football, Track, Tiger Staff, B and A Senior Sergeant-at-Arms. NANETTE HANSEN, Nan , belonged to Blue Tri, Red Cross. Student Council, Hi Haven, and worked on the Senior Extra. DONNA MAE HRUBY, Ruby , gave service on the Student Council and as a Drum Majorette. GALE HURLEY, Hoyle . JIMMIE JENSEN, Jim , played in the Orchestra and went out for Football. VIRGINIA JENSON, Ginny , spent her time playing in the Band and belonged to Silver Tri and Blue Tri. GARY JOHNSON, Gerr”, besides being active in Track. Football, Gary was on Student Council. B Senior Vice President, A Senior President and chosen Homecoming King. JUL JOHNSON divided her time here at South between Seton Hi, Band, Hi Haven. Honor Society, and working on the Senior Extra. ROBERT JOHNSON, Bob . STEPHEN JONES, Steve . SHIRLEY M. KELLINGTON, Kelly , belonged to Silver Tri and played in the Band. ARLENE KLEVEN, Baby , was in G.A.A., Glee Club, and Band. BARBARA A. KUBIAS, Barb , participated in Silver Tri, G.A.A., Red Cross. Glee Club, Hi Haven, Tiger Staff, and she was B and A Senior Secretary, and also Honor Society Secretary. ALBERT LIEFERT, Al . CHARLES LINDGREN, Chuck . BRUCE LUNDBERG. Snuce . DEAN LUNDQUIST. Gus . DONALD LUNNEBERG, Don . WARNER A. MARSH, Weiner . BETTY JEAN McNURLIN, Dimples , belonged to Blue Tri and Student Council. JOHN MITCHELL, Mitch . RALPH NELSON was Honor Society Vice President and played on the Tennis team. OUR VERY BEST TO YOU MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE EDWIN E. NYGAARD, Ed , served on Student Council. ROBERT OCEL, Hum . ROBERT OLSON, Bob , played on the Hockey team. ARDIS OPSAL, Uppie . LE ROY OTTERSON, Papa . HELEN J. PANTAGES was Silver Tri Secretary. BETTY J. PETERSON, Pete , was Silver Tri Vice President and belonged to Blue Tri. ELIZABETH PRENTICE, Bets . MARY ANN PRENTICE. Pren , belonged to Blue Tri. CRAIG W. REDLIN. GERALD ROBINSON. Tex . DONALD ROERIG, Don . BARBARA ROSEN, Barb , was in Silver Tri and Glee Club. GERALD SAGENDORF, Saggie . CECILE G. SEIFERT, Dixie . RAYMOND A. SKJEFSTAD, Ray . MARIAN SMITH, Mim , belonged to Seton Hi and Blue Tri. MELVIN G. SMITH, Smittie , was on Student Council. DORIS J. SOLBERG, Dorie , was a member of Silver Tri, G.A.A., and also both B and A Senior Treasurer. MELVIN STANKO, Mel , was a member of Choir, Band Track. Cross Country, and Football. MARY ELLEN STITT. Jackey . was a member of Blue Tri. RALPH MONROE TORKELSON. Tork . LOWELL VOLKER. ELIZABETH J. WUERZINGER. Lizzie , belonged to Blue Tri. JANUARY HALL Friendliest—Betty Peterson and Dean Lundquist. Best Dressed—Helen Pantages and Gerald Robinson. Most Active—Betty Prentice and Bob Erskine. Best Looking—Lorraine Andrews and Bob Ocel. Most Congenial—Barb Rosen and Ray Anderson. Most Ambitious—Jean Danbra and Warner Marsh. Best All-Around—Doris Solberg and Gary Johnson. Wittiest—Ginny Jenson and Melvin Stanko. Most Likely to Succeed—Jul Johnson and Stephen Jones. Poise—Ceciie Seifert and Clifford Flodin. Quietest—Ardis Opsal. Prettiest Hair—Donna Hurby. Most Athletic—Shirley Caryl and Dick DeYoung, Best Personality—Barbara Kubias and Melvin Smith Most Mischievous—Shirley Kellington and Craig Redlin, Cutest Smile—Nanette Hanson and Bruce Lundberg, Cutest—Mary Ann Prentice and Bob Olson Prettiest Eyes—Marilyn Cooley and John Gletne. Best Sport—Betty Anderson and Ralph Nelson Most Talented—Arlene Kleven and John Mitchell Cutest Couple—Betty Peterson and Dick DeYoung Prettiest Hair—Jim Wendlund JUNE SENIORS Valedictorian Salutatorian JAMES HOLTE ALLAN AARON BM SENIOR OFFICERS Dave Rasmussen, Pres.; Ramona Ostrom, Sec.; Doug Ludvigson, Sgt.-at-Arms; Allan Aaron. Vic. Pres.; Richard Feeloy, Sgt.-at-Arms, Roger Hanson, Treas. HONOR STUDENTS Marjorie Jamieson Donovan Miller Ronald Fagerstrom Elaine Quigley Mary Eyrjo Jamei Feldstein Maureen Anderson Charlotte Falk Edith Pearson Bevorloo Juneau Eiloen Skarston Marion Nelson Margarot Johnson Ruth Kalland Elizaboth Lund Carol Leaver Gracia Aune Judy Siplo Robert Rocksted Mary Ann Ocol Nancy Ebach Janet Mulvahill Richard Olson Ramona Ostrom Arlene Askim SENIOR ADVISORS E. Roll. E. Davis, E. Kirkham, L. Bremer, S. Bostrom. W. Mead, C. Lano, L. Mona. B. Buchman, H. Hurd. ALLEN H. AARON, Al , belonged to Student Council. Southerner Staff. Honor Society. Basketball. B Senior Vice President. SHARON L. ABRAHAMS, Shorty , was a member of the Choir and Glee Club. DELORES ALFORD, Dee Dee . SHIRLEY ANN ALFORD, Lee . THOMAS J. ALLISON, Tom , participated in Track, Football, and Hall Guide. DOROTHY ANDERSON. Andy . JOYCE M. ANDERSON, Jo , was a member of Silver Tri. MARILYN D. ANDERSON, Tootie . was a Flag Twirler and belonged to Silver and Blue Tri. MAUREEN L. ANDERSON took part in many activities, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Hi Haven Council, Student Council. Hall Guide. Seton Hi, Silver Tri Secretary. Honor Society Treasurer, and Red Cross Vice President. NANCY ANDERSON, Nikki , served as a Hall Guide, and was a member of Glee Club and Choir. RICHARD ANDERSON. Dick . EDWARD ANTOLIK. DAVID ARVIDSON. ARLENE ASKIM, Arnie , belonged to Silver Tri, G.A.A.. and Hall Guide. GRACIA AUNE belonged to Hall Guide and Christian Fellowship. JUDITH J. BAKOS, Judy Jr. , was a member of Silver and Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Student Council, and Red Cross President. RICHARD BARTKO. JOAN BECKVALL was a member of Silver and Blue Tri and Band. THOMAS BEDFORD. Bones' was a member of the Football squad. GERALD BENSON, Jerry . ELEANOR BERENDT, Butch , belonged to Silver and Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Seton Hi, and Student Council. LARRY C. BERG was a member of Football. Track. Swimming, and Gymnastics. DOROTHEA M. BERGGREN, Doottie . was a member of Silver and Blue Tri. Seton Hi, Red Cross, Student Council, and Svithiod Treasurer. SHARON BEVIN. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS GEORGE B. BJORK, was a member of the South High Band while at South. PAUL BJORKLUND, belonged to Hi Haven. Hi Y. and he was also on the Hockey Team, member of the Track team, and a cheerleader. CAROLINE BJORNARAA, Carol , played in the Band, and Orchestra, and was also a member of Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship, and Seton Hi. VERA BLAESE was a member of the Student Council. MAJORIE BOCAN, Margie . WALTER B. BOE, Wally , served on the Student Council and the Red Cross, he was also a member of Hi Y. WILLIAM H. BOHLIN. was a member of the South High Band and was also on the Track Team. MARJORIE J. BOLSTAD, Margie , belonged to Blue and Silver Tri, Seton Hi. G.A.A., was also a Hall Guide. CHARLES BOLTER. Chuck . ANTHONY BOSQUEZ. Tony , was active in Cross Country. ROGER BOS-SERT, belonged to both the Hockey and the Golf Team. YVONNE J. BOSSHART, Vonnie . played for the Band, and was a member of Seton Hi. ERWIN W. BRANDON. Brandy . EUGENE P. BRANDSTETTER. Gene . JEROME BRENNY, Pat , was active in Track, and Cross Country, and was also a member of Hi Haven and the Red Cross. MAYBETH BRET-HORST, Pete , belonged to Blue Tri. and also Seton Hi. BETTY BROMAN was active in the Student Council, a member of Silver and Blue Tri, member of the Seton Hi. and G.A.A. GERALD C. BROWN, ’Jerry , played for the Orchestra, was a memebr of the Red Cross and Gymnastics. SHIRLEY BUCKLEY. RITA BUCY belonged to Silver and Blue Tri. Seton Hi. and also G.A.A. RICHARD BULLOCK was active on the Golf Team. DOUGLAS BUYSTEDT. was a member of Cross Country. ALLAN CARLSON. DELORES CARLSON. PATRICIA CARLSON, Pat while at South was a member of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and G.A.A. WAYNE CARLSON. WENDELL CARLSON. DAVID a. CARROLL, ''Dave , was a member of Track, Hi Y, Red Cross, and the Projection Club. BETTY CHASE. BETTE CHRISTIE, Chris , was a member of Silver and Tri and G.A.A. ARLENE CHOVANCEK. Taffy , belonged to Silver Tri, G.A.A. and was a Hall Guide. JENNIE CHOVAN, Cooia . was a Hall Guide and belonged to Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. and Student Council. MARLYN CLERMONT was a member of Silver Tri and Blue Tri. MONTAGUE CLEVENGER, Monty , participated in Track and Cross Country. MARY COLLETTE belonged to Blue Tri and G.A.A. SHIRLEY COLLINGWOOD, Bubbles , belonged to Silver Tri. JOAN COOPER. JACQUELINE CONNORS, Jackie , was a member of Silver Tri. MARVIN BRUCE CRAWFORD, Jenlcs was a member of the Band. ARNOLD DAHL, Arnie”, belonged to the Chess Club and the Projection Club. Honor Society. JOANNE DAHL, Lanky , belonged to G.A.A. PATRICIA DALY, Pat , was a member of G.A.A., Leadership and was Vice President of the Band. THERESA DALY. Dally , belonged to Seton Hi and Silver Tri. WILLIAM DAVID. Bill . BARBARA ELLEN DULLNIG, Barb , belonged to G.A.A., Seton Hi. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. and was a Hall Guide. BEATRICE DURAN. BARBARA J. DYBDAHL, Dibby , belonged to the Band, G.A.A., and Blue Tri. MARGARET A. DYGVE, Maggie , was a member of G.A.A. and Blue Tri. JUNE SENIORS OF 1949 NANCY EBACH while at South belonged to Blue Tri. Silver Tri. and Honor Society. DONALD M. EDLUND participated on the Work Program. DUANE ELDEN, Dewey , was a member of the Football, Baseball, and Hockey teams. CARL EIDE was a member of Hi Y and Edda Club. JOANNE JOYCE ELESESSER, Eldie , was in Seton Hi. Blue Tri. and Silver Tri. She was also in the Orchestra. MARY L. ELVENDAHL sang in the Glee Club, was a Hall Guide and a member of Christian Fellowship. DALE S. EMBERTSON, 'Emby . belonged to Edda Club. Band. Orchestra, and Student Council. MARY ELLEN NETHERCUTT. ALICE ENGE. BEVERLY ENGSTROM. Bev . was a member of Student Council. JAMES ENGSTROM, Jim , participated in Track. Gymnastics. Swimming, and Football. BEVERLY ERICKSON was a Hall Guide and a member of Svithiod. JEANNETTE ERLOUGHER, ' Punky . was a Hall Guide, and a member of Silver Tri, Band, and Student Council. MARY E. EYRSE was a member o; the Honor Society, was a Hall Guide, and belonged to Setton Hi. and Silver Tri. WILLIAM L. EVANS, Buster belonged to Hi Y, Glee Club, and Projection Club. SALINDA L EVANS, Slowie”, was a member of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and Glee Club. RONALD FAGERSTROM, Fage , was on the Honor Society and a member of the Student Council. CHARLOTTE M. FALK, Chuckie , was a member of Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Red Cross, Honor Society, G.A.A., Tiger Staff, and was a Hall Guide. RICHARD ALLEN FARRELL. Dick . FERN FEDDERLY. ‘ Fernie . belonged to G.A.A.. Southerner Staff. Student Council, Glee Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and was in the Class Play. JAMES FELDSTEIN, Jim . was on the Student Council, Red Cross, and was a member of the Honor Society. BEVERLY FICKLIN, Bunny . PATRICA FISCHER. Peanuts . JOAN MARIE FLACK, Joanie May . was a member of Silver Tri. Blue Tri, and Christian Fellowship. EDITH FLASCH. MARVIN FRANK, 'Marv , belonged to Student Council. Tiger Staff, and Gym Leadership. GERALDINE FREEBERG. JOAN E. FREDBERG, Freddie . belonged to Glee Club, G.A.A., Blue Tri, and Silver Tri. BEVERLY FREEMAN, Bev . was active in Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council. Hi Haven. G.A.A.. Hall Guide. Southerner Staff, Tiger Staff. Class Play, and Baton Twirler. JOHN FRENCH, Jack. PATRICIA FROBER, Pat , was a Flag Twirler. GERALD GABLE, Jerry , belonged to Hi Y and was A Senior Sergeant-at-Arms. MARILYN GAUSTAD, Lynn , participated in Red Cross. Seton Hi. Hall Guide. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, and was Edda Secretary. JUNE GELHAR belonged to Edda. JOHN GHERITY, Jack , was active as a Cheerleader and a member of Hi Haven and Gymnastics. BARBARA GILBERTSON, Bobby sang in the Choir and was active in Seton Hi. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Red Cross. Christian Fellowship, and Southerner Staff. DOUGLAS D. GILES. Doug , belonged to Hi Y. Band, and Red Cross. LOIS GLOVER, Sugar . BERNARD GOODRIE, Bernie . WILMA GUDDAL, Willy , belonged to Silver Tri, Hi Haven, Seton Hi. and Student Council. MARY GUTNECHT. Mike . MARCELLA HAINES, Marcy , was active in Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Hall Guide and Glee Club. ARDYCE HALL, Ardy . was active in Blue Tri. Seton Hi, Christian Fellowship. G.A.A., and was a Hall Guide. BERKLEY HALL, Berk , was a member of the Band. EVA LOU HALL, Tiny , was active in Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Choir. Glee Club. Red Cross. G.A.A.. Student Council. MARY LOUISE HALPIN, Lou . WARREN HALVERSON was a member of Torch. Hi Y. and Gymnastics. DONNA HAMMARLUND, Hamm , belonged to Silver Tri. Blue Tri, and Hi Haven. CONGRATULATIONS OUR VERY BEST TO YOU BARBARA HANSON, Bubbles , belonged to Foreign Correspondence. Silver Tri, and leadership. ROGER HANSEN, Rog , belonged to Hi Y, Football. Hockey. Golf. Red Cross, Student Council, and also B Senior Treasurer. PATRICIA HARRINGTON. Patrick”. BARBARA A. HART. Barb . YVONNE HEITMIL-LER, Von , was a member of G.A.A. and Band Treasurer. ROBERT HENZ. GEORGE A. HERMANN belonged to Hi Haven. Hi Y. Torch Y, Red Cross, and Edda. THOMAS HERT, Beezie , was a member of Torch Y, Hi Y. Hi Haven. Football, Swimming, Gym Team and Band. GLADYS HIBBEN, Chuggie , belonged to Blue Tri and Seton Hi. CLARA HILL, Clare-de-loon , was a member of Band and Orchestra. JAMES HILL, graduated from heme. RICHARD HILLMAN, Red , belonged to Stage Crew. Hi Haven, and Red Cross. JOHN HOGAN. DIANE HOKEMER, Di . belonged to Seton Hi, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and G.A.A. DORIS E. HOLBY participated in Red Cross, Hall Guide, Hi Haven. Svithiod, and Flag Twirling. LOIS HOLMES, Loie , was a member of Christian Fellowship and Blue Tri. JAMES HOLTE, Jim , while at South was active in Tennis, Gymnastics. Stage Crow. Tiger Staff and was Honor Society President. DONALD R. HORTEN belonged to Student Council. JOAN HORTON, Joie , belonged to G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and was in the Class Play. EDITH ANN HOVLAND, Eadie , sang in the Glee Club and belonged to Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and Seton Hi. MARILYN HOY. ROGER LEIGH HUNTER, Applehead . HELEN HURTIG, Skip , belonged to Foreign Correspondence. Library. Silver Tri. Hall Guide, and Red Cross. EMIL JAKUBIC was active in the Projection Club. Staoe Crew, and Southerner Staff. MARJORIE JAMIESON, Jamie' , while at South belonged to Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Glee Club, G.A.A.. Student Council, Southerner Staff, and Class Play. She was also Seton Hi President and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Honor Society. CAROL JOHANSON belonged to Silver Tri and Blue Tri. DOROTHY JOHANSEN, Dot , was a member of Blue Tri. Glee Club, and was a Hall Guide. BETTY MARIE JOHNSON, belonged to G.A.A., Silver Tri and Flag Twirling. BRUCE R. JOHNSON, Slug , belonged to Student Council and was on the Basketball Team. He was also A Senior President. DONNA MAE JOHNSON was Honor Society Secretary and belonged to Blue Tri. JERRY WILLIAM JOHNSON, Johns , was a Cheerleader and active in Hockey and Hi Y also Class Play. GERTRUDE JOHNSON, Gertie', belonged to Glee Club and Red Cross. MARGARET JOHNSON while at South was active in G.A.A., Honor Society. Hi Haven, Seton Hi. Class Play, she was also Silver Tri and Blue Tri President. NANCY JOHNSON belonged to Silver Tri and Christian Fellowship. CAROL JOHNSTON while at South belonged to Hi Haven and was a Homecoming attendant. GAY J. JONGQUIST, Baby Johnie , was a member of Svithiod. MARLENE JOYCE, Jay , was a member of the Band. Blue Tri. and the Southerner Staff. BEVERLEE JUNEAU, Bev , participated in Student Council, Honor Society. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, and Southerner Staff. RUTH KAL-LAND, Ruthie belonged to G.A.A., Seton Hi. Blue Tri. Honor Society, and Glee Club. CAROL J. KARL-SON was active in Svithiod and was a Hall Guide. ROGER KEMP, Rog , was a Band member and on the Track Team. ROGER KEMLING. THOMAS KERR, Tom . EUGENE KEITH, Gene was active in Gymnastics. IONE KING, Oney , sana in the Glee Club. JANICE KINNEY. HAROLD KISSELL. ROBERT KJORSVIG. Bob . MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE BARBARA KLEKER, Barbie , belonged to Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., and Leadership. ALLAN KLOPP, Butch , was active in Hockey, Student Council and Southerner Staff. EDWARD KNOBLAUCH, Knobby , was a member of Hi Y. Torch, and was manager of the Basketball Team. RICHARD KNUTSON, Dick”, belonged to the Tiger Staff. JOHN KOLLAR, Johnny , was active in Cross Country. MERCEDES KOJETIN, Mickey . DONALD KRESS. JOHN T. KRIPOTOS, Johnnie , was active in Student Council, Hockey, and Baseball. BARBARA KUHN, Buhe”. belonged to the Glee Club. MILTON KUSCHINSKI, Milt was a member of the Red Cross. Hi Y. and Track. DONALD LAMPE, Limpy , played in the Band. JAMES E. LANZ, Jim , was active in Hi Y, Hi Haven, Stage Crew. Swimming, and Track. LOWELL LARSON, Lors , played in the Band. TERRILL LAUDERT, Terry . ISABEL LAVESON was a member of Blue Tri and Silver Tri. MARY ANN LAZOR, Buzz was active in Blue Tri. Leadership, and Red Cross. CAROL MARLENE LEAVER. ' Bunny , belonqed to the Honor Society. Hi Haven. Student Council, and Red Cross. MARGUERITE LEE was a member of Blue Tri. GERALDINE LEGAT, Gerri , belonged to Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Seton Hi. Hall Guide, and G.A.A. THERESA LEMAN. MILDRED LEMAY, Mila”, participated in Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Student Council, and was elected Seton Hi Treasurer. JOHN H. LESLIE, Jack , was a member of the Basketball Team. EUGENE LINDAHL, Gene was active in Band, Hi Y. Football, and was a manager of the Basketball Team. JOYCE ELLEN LINSTROM belonged to Silver Tri, Christian Fellowship, and was a Flag Twirler. JOANNE LINDQUIST, Lindv . was an active member of Seton Hi. BETTY LONG, Boops . was active in Seton Hi, Leadership. Silver Tri and Student Council. NEIL LORTIS, Lordysang in the Glee Club and was a member of Student Council, Football. Track, Class Play, and Hi Y Treasurer. DOUGLAS M. LUDVIGSON, Doug , was active in Torch Y. Hi Haven, Glee Club. Track. Football, Student Council. Tiger Staff. B Senior Sergeant-at-Arms, and A Senior Vice President and Cass Play. BEVERLY LUKE, Lukie . ELIZABETH LUND, Corky , took an active part in Hi Haven. Red Cross. S9ton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. and Honor Society. GERALD LUNDSTROM, Jerry , belonged to Hi Y and Hi Haven. JEAN CLAIRE LUTGEN, Smutchin Lut-gen . was a member of Silver Tri, G.A.A., and Flag Twirler. AUDEY LYON, Auddie , belonged to Silver. Tri, G.A.A., and Red Cross. ALFRED MATSEN. Cocoa , belonged to Hi Y and Torch Y. CURTIS MADSEN. Curt”, was a member of Student Council. SHIRLEY MANESS . Shirl , belonged to Silver Tri and Red Cross. MARVIN MATSON belonged to Hi Haven. Svithiod. and Swimming Team. PATRICIA W. MARCUM, Pat . BEN MARSH was active in Svithiod and Southerner Staff. BETTY MARTIN, Batty , sang in the Glee Club and was active in Student Council. Red Cross. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and T'ger Staff. TOM McCOLLINS, Mac . MARGARET McGINNESS, Muggs , belonged to Seton Hi, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Student Council, and Red Cross. JAMES McGREW, Mac , was active in Hi Haven, Stage Crew, Swimming, and Student Council. DARREL MclNTOSH was in the Class Play. CHARLES C. MENSING. Chuck . CAROL JEAN MEYER was in Student Council. RICHARD MICHALIK. DONOVAN R MILLER, Don”, was a member of Projection Crew, Student Council, and Honor Society. MAY LIFE’S SWEET REFRAIN MARILYN MOBERG. BETH MARY MOE was a member of Seton Hi, Hall Guide. G.A.A., Glee Club, and Silver Tri. AUDEY MOEN, 'Penny”, was a member of Silver Tri and Blue Tri. GEORGE MOLINE. JOHN ALAN MOLINE, Johnny”, was active in Band, Student Council, Torch Y, Hi Y. Stage Crew, and Class Play. ANDREE DEAN MONSON, Andy”. CARL W. MONTGOMERY belonged to Band and the Track Team. RICHARD A. MORROW, Big Dick , was active in Track. Basketball, and Football and A Sergeant-at-Arms. JACK MOSELLE. DOROTHY MOSYK. JANET LOUISE MULVAHILL belonged to G.A.A. and Leadership. CONRAD G. MONSEN. LEROY M. MYRAN, Lee . DAVID S. NELSON, Dave , was active in Cross Country and Track. ERLING W. NELSON, Bud , was active in Hi Haven, Track, and Cross Country. JEAN NELSON, 'Lu Lu , belonged to Seton Hi, Student Council. Silver Tri, and Blue Tri. KAY A. NELSON. MARGARET LORRAINE NELSON, Snookie”, was a member of Color Guard. Hall Guide, Student Council, Silver Tri, and G.A.A. Secretary. MARION JANE NELSON belonged to Christian Fellowship and Leadership. ROBERT G. NELSON. DONNA NIDA, Stinky , was in the Class Play. GORDON NORHEIM, Gordie , took an active part in Hi Y. Student Council, Red Cross, Track, Gymnastics, and Ti-ted Tower. JEANNETTE NORHEIM. Nette , was active in Silver Tri, Blue Tri, and was a Cheerleader. MARLYS NOVASAD. ANNIE LOU NYBERG, Annie song in the Glee Club, was o member of Hall Guide, Silver Tri, and G.A.A. JOAN H. O'BRIAN, Irish , belonged to Glee Club, G.A.A,, Seton Hi, and Leadership. MARY ANN OCEL. PATRICIA OHNESORGE. Pat . CURTIS OIAN, Curt . belonoed to Hi Haven and Projection Crew. GERALD OLSEN. JANICE OLSEN, Jan , was active in Silver Tri. G.A.A.. Flag Twirling, Hall Guide, Allied Youth, and Tiger Staff. LENNEA OLSEN. DOLORES OLSON. Do , belonged to Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and Seton Hi. DONALD OLSON, Swede , was active in Torch Y. Hi Y. Hi Haven. Band, Class Play, and Student Council Secretary. DONNA OLSON. EDITH ANN OLSON, Edee , was a member of Christian Fellowship, Hall Guide, and Red Cross. JOHN J. OLSON was active in Football and Track. MARILYN OLSON. ORVAL OLSON, Orkie . belonged to Torch Y. Hi Y, Hi Haven and Track. RICHARD J. T. OLSON, Dick , belonged to Band and Orchestra. RICHARD O. OLSON, Rick , was active in Hi Haven. Track, and Cross Country. MARILYN OLTMAN. RUTH OREDSON, Ruthie . belonged to Christian Fellowship. MARLENE ONDICK. BETTY OSLAND. JACK OSTERBERG belonged to Hi Haven and Student Council. RAMONA OSTROM, Ricky , was active in Hall Guide, Hi Haven, Southerner Staff. G.A.A., Seton Hi. Silver Tri President, Blue Tri, Student Council Vice President. B Senior Secretary, A Senior Secretary, and Homecoming Queen. SHIRLEY LOUISE PAISLEY, Paisley , sang in the Glee Club and was a member of Blue Tri, and Seton Hi. CONGRATULATIONS FROM DEEP DOWN JOE PALBICKI, Jodie . GERALD PALMER. Jerry , belonged to Projection Crew and Stage Crew. JEAN L. PARRISH, Junior , belonged to Christian Fellowship and Hall Guide. WILLIAM PARROT, 'Bill , was a member of Hi Y, Southerner Staff and Edda Vice President. PATRICA PARSONS, Pat , was active in Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Orchestra. Hall Guide and Seton Hi Secretary. HOWARD PATRICK. RUTH MARY PATTIE, Ruthie . was a member of Seton Hi. EDITH PEARSON, Eadie , was active in Svit-hiod. Honor Society, Christian Fellowship, and Tiger Staff. PAUL F. PEARSON belonged to the Southerner Staff and Tennis Team. MARY ANN PEDERSON, Pete , was a member of Svithiod. Hi Haven and Student Council. PATRICIA PEDERSON, Pat , belonged to Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and Southerner Staff. JAMES HERBERT PETERSON. Pete . MARY PETERSON. NANCY LAURA PETERSON, Nan , belonged to Foreign Correspondence. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and Seton Hi. PATRICIA PETERSON, Pat . RALPH H. PETERSON, Pete . ROSE J. POLAK, Rosie , was a member of Hall Guide and Hi Haven. JOAN POLLARD, Honey , belonged to G.A.A. and Red Cross. HAROLD E. POOLER. Buck , belonged to Hi Haven. Cross Country. Student Council, and Honor Society. VERA M. PORTER. Mae Mae . CHERIE L. PRICE, Charlie , was a member of Southerner Staff. ELAINE A. QUIGLEY belonged to Student Council. DAVID RASMUSSEN. Bronk , was active in Football. Track. Southerner Staff. Student Council President, and B Senior President. JEANETTE RATFIELD, Jan , sang in the Glee Club. GERALDINE E. RIESGRAF, Gerrie , was a member of Blue Tri, and Seton Hi. ALLEN F. REEVES, Wimp”, belonged to Student Council and Red Cross. MARY LADONNA RING was active in Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Hi Haven. Hall Guide, Student Council. Red Cross. Seton Hi. G.A.A. and A Senior Treasurer. ROBERT B. ROCKSTED, Rocky , belonged to Honor Society and Band. JOAN B. ROHME, Doo Doo ”. GLADYS MARION RODEN. EVELYN B. ROLLINS, Evie , was a member of Silver T,i Blue Tri, Student Council, Hall Guide. Tiger Staff, and Secretary of Seton Hi. ANN F. ROMAINE, Doll . RALPH ROSENDAHL, Rosey , belonged to Red Cross. Hi Y and Track. BETTY JEAN RUDIE sang in tie Glee Club. DOLORES J. RUDISUHLE, Dody . was a member of Red Cross, Leadership and a Majorette. DIANE RUNDQUIST belonged to Hi Haven and Hall Guide. MARLYN M. RYAN, Mim , belonged to Silver Tri and Blue Tri. CHARLES SADOFF, Chuck . SHIRLEY SADOSKY was a member of Seton Hi, Blue Tri. and Hi Haven. SHIRLEY SANDBERG, Sandy , belonged to Blue Tri. Svithiod, Seton Hi and Orchestra. DOROTHY SANDE, Sandy , belonged to Silver and Blue Tri. RONALD E. SCHOMBURG, Ronnie . JOAN SCHEISMAN. WILLIAM SCHUFFENHAUER. ' Bill . JOAN FRANCES SHERMAN, Joanie . WILLIAM SIEG, Bill , was a member of the Track Team. SARAH SIDLER, Sally , belonged to Red Cross and Hi Haven. NANCY SIPLE, Judy , was active in Silver Tri. G.A.A., Seton Hi. Southerner Staff. Hi Haven, Allied Youth Hall Guide. Honor Society. Blue Tri Treasurer, and G.A.A. Treasurer also the Class Play. IN OUR HEART JUNE SENIORS OLAF JOHNSON, Ole , belonged to Band, Stage. Edda, Gymnastics, and Red Cross Treasurer. EILEEN DENISE SKARSTEN, was active in Band, Silver Tri, Seton Hi. and Student Council. LOIS SKORDAHL was a Hall Guide. JACQUELINE H. B. SMITH, “Jackie , belonged to Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Seton Hi, Christian Fellowship and Southerner Staff. MAROLYN D. SODERLIN, Myma . participated in Student Council and Red Cross. JANNA SPANGRUD, was a member of Silver Tri. Blue Tri. and a Cheerleader. ROBERT SPANGRUD, Bob , JOAN SPEAR, was a member of Red Cross. ELLSWORTH B. STEIN, belonged to Hi Y. Projection Crew, and Band. DUANE S. STENMO, Sonny , played in the Band. HELEN J. STOR-GAARD, sang in the Glee Club. Choir, and was in Silver Tri. LOIS V. STRAKA, ’Lou , belonged to Blue Tri. DONALD L. SWANSON, was active in Hi Y. Football and Basketball. LOIS MAE SWANSON, gave service in Library Club. MERILYN J. SWENSON, Swen , belonged to Silver Tri. Red Cross, and Fellowship. WILBERT H. THOLEN, Buster was on the Stage Crew. CAROL P. THOME, belonged to Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A. and Seton Hi. PAUL S. TINGSTAD was member of Stage Crew. JOYCE JEAN TOMASKO belonged to Blue Tri, Hall Guide. Leadership and Red Cross. GLORIA TOWNSEND was a member of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. and Hi Haven. MARIUM J. TORRISON. LESLIE BURR TROWBRIDGE. Spike . BEVERLY TUTTLE. FRED VINCENT. PHYLLIS VIKINGSTED, Phyl . MAE LAN WAH. VIRGINIA WAHLSTROM sang in the Glee Club. YVONNE WALLIN, Ronnie , worked on the Southerner Staff. RONALD WALTHER, Ron , was a member of Track and Hi Y. BYRON WALKER. MARLAN WEAVER, Sam , was a member of Football and Track. JOYCE WENDLAND. RICHARD H. WENNERLOF. Dick . QUINTIN L. WESTLUND, Kinky . ALLAN WESTRUM. Al , sang in the Glee Club, and was a member of Red Cross. JOANNE WETTSTEIN belonged to Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. and Leadership. PATRICIA WHEELER, Pat . BARBARA WICKSTROM, Barb , was a member of Leadership and Red Cross. BEVERLY WILLMAN. NANCY WINCHESTER. JOHN D. WIBERG, Brother Wieberg . belonged to Svit-hiod and Football. MARILYN ZUMMACH, Zummach”. was active in G.A.A., Hall Guide, Silver Tri, and the Class Play. CONGRATULATIONS Graduating Seniors. Eliza both Wood and Margarot Zaragoza. Lunchtimo at South. Boys and Solid Geometry. G. Norhoim. M. Kuschinslti, W. Halverson. D. Olson. 0. Senior Curront Litoraturo. Miller, J. Bronny. A. Roovos. E. Nolson, H. Kissell W. Boe. G. Norhcim. G. Townsend, S. Evans, H. Kissell, D. Eldon. J. Ghority. CAMERA SHY: Maxine Appel Robort Bastiansen Raidar Birkeland Constanco Cook Richard Fooly Paul Potorson Eugone Popo Tod Potvin Leonard Rosson Leona Hammond Donald Hansen Joyce Heath James Herberg John Keddy Ed Suttle Robert Thielon Art Troenor Orville Lauridson Joyco Lindstrom Harold Lyken George Newman Herbort Oki ns Robert Okins Burdette Urness Bernard Vavrcck Gladys Wiehlo NIGHT SCHOOL Bovorloo Juneau Jack Baskin Congratulations. Congratulations to the graduating Senior. When we first started school twelve years seemed like such a long time but only too soon it is post and we find our school career behind us. For many of us graduation is a turning point of our life. Either we will turn toward further schooling while still others of us will find ourselves among the workers of this land. Whichever course we choose it indeed will be Another World From Now On for the graduating seniors. JUNE HALL I. Most Courteous—Marium Torrison and Don Kress. 2. Best Dressed—Pat Carlson and Don Swanson. 3. Most Active—Bev Freeman and Dave Rassmussen. 4. Best All Around—Margaret Johnson and Marvin Crawford. 5. Best Looking—Janice Olsen and John Kripotos. 6. Most Congenial—Joan Fredberg and Jim Holte. 7. Cutest—Betty Rudie and Dick Knutson. 8. Most Talented—Margie Jamieson and Doug Ludvigson. 9. Cutest Couple—Nancy Ebach and Doug Giles. 10. Most Flirtatious—Fern Fedderly and Dick Hillman. I I. Wittiest—Babe Bastieson and Chuckie Falk. OF FAME 12. Best Dancers—Dot Johanson and Jerry Olsen. 13. Best Personality—Ricky Ostrom and Marvin Frank. 14. Most Mischievous—Janice Kinney and Jerry Gable. 15. Most Athletic—Marilyn Oltman and Dewy Elden. 16. Most Catching Smile—Carol Johnston and Jack Gherity. 17. Prettiest Hair—Diane Hokimer and Berkley Hall. 18. Prettiest Eyes—Evelyn Rollins and Pat Brenney. Quietest—Orval Olson and Mildred LeMay Best Sport—Donna Nida and Swede Olson Most Likely to Succeed—Edith Pearson and James Feldstein Friendliest—Ruth Kalland and Allan Aaron ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The 1949 Tiger Staff wishes to express its thanks to these people who have cooperated and assisted us in the production of the 1949 Tiger yearbook. To the advisers: Miss Esther Frazier and Mr. Stanley Nelson for their guidance. To the Minneapolis Star and Minneapolis Morning Tribune for the many pictures they allowed us to use. To Mrs. Lorraine Robertson and Mr. Arthur Segal of the Bureau of Engraving for their excellent help in publishing the book. To Larson's Studio for their cooperation and help in photography. To the Art Department for its sketches and layouts. To Mr. Dahlberg of Harrison Smith Co. for his service, assistance and advice. To the patrons for their loyal support. To all who helped in the publicity of the Tiger Campaign. PATRONS’ PAGE Flowors for ovory occasion. Br. 1215 Shoos for the ontire family. Br. 5256 Variety in groceries. Br. 6855 Economy Furnituro Store 1331 E. Franklin Harold Ahlers, Mgr. Br. 1978 9 South 8th St. Tuxedo rentals. Br. 5453 Excollont steaks; seafood Br. 2812 812 E. Lake St. Quality footwoar and hosiery. Re. 9109 Haagc's Pharmacy Proscriptions a specialty. Du. 6727 Ben H. Anderson Jowolry 2621 E. Lake Quality jowolry. Dr. 0165 3119-3116 E. Lake The best in ico cream. Du. 9681 2706 E. 25th St. Quality meats. Pa. 1113 Freeman's Department Storo 27th and Lake The storo of valuos. Du. 9347 2800 27th Avo. So. Quality merchandise Dr. 5521 The South's finest showhouse. Li. 1241 3021 14th Avo. The best in furnituro ropairing. Du. 4851 Nordtvedt-Bolmgron. Inc. 243-45 Codar The house of honest values. Go. 1821 Cedar Cut Rato Drug 317 Codar Prescriptions a spocialty. Ma. 7721 Established 1888 Ma. 8697 - Go. 3311 F. W. Wooiworth Company 413 Codar Ma. 0860 Columbia Department Stores— 4th at Codar and 4th at East Hennepin Tho best in family woar. At. 1409 C. J. Jensen Jowolry Company 324' , Cedar Say it with a diamond. Ros. Ch. 9946 Hirschfiold Son, Inc. 824 Hennepin - 325 E. Lake Wallpaper and paint since 1894. At. 4311 - Ro. 7209 Frank Sherman, Prop. Ma. 0634 Kaplan Bros. Dept. Storo 1425-35 E. Franklin Men's work gloves. Br. 3239 8arnes Printing Co. 1515 E. Franklin A. R. Barnes Br. 2037 Tho bost in photographic oquipmont. Ma. 5920 Weinberg's Dept. Store 428 W. Broadway - 1417 E. Franklin Clothes for tho ontiro family. Hy. 9597 - Li. 5055 Anton G. Hanson Co. 1513 E. Lake Du. 7346 1507 E. Lake Dr. 3930 2927 F Lake Mrs. R. H. Anthony, Prop. Du. 6616 2630 E. 25th St. 55 years of prescription service. Du. 0190 J. O. Potorson Drug Co. Washington Ave. So. Tho bost in prescriptions Chicago Avo. and Lake 27th Avo. So. and Lake 36th Ave. So. and Lake Carlson's Allied Grocery Ma. 0389 2747 Bloomington Roy M. Carlson Du. 8331 Kiel's Fairway 2701 14th Avo. So. Moats and groceries. Du. 9623 Miss Both's Flowor Shop 912 Marquette Ave. Shop of porsonal service. Ma. 8323 Flowers for graduation. Br. 3237 Swanson's Jack Sprat Store 2404 E. 25th St. We deliver. Du. 2397 Tho best in tailoring. Du. 2397 McDivitt Funeral Home 29th Avo. So. and Lako Roy T. Patterson Dr. 3621 2804 27th Ave. So. Rollin K. Bigham Dr. 8386 5451 Nicollot Walter W. Brill Co. 9989 2842 27th Avo. So. L. H. Aim Dr. 7400 .. 1910 llth Ave. So. Contractor and buildor since 1918. Ge. 9127 Arts Camera Handicraft Shop 1920 llth Ave. So. A. G. Bonjogerdos Go. 2863 C. M. Johnson Grocory 3115 E. 31st St. Wo dolivor. Pa. 3212 Wide Awake Shoo Ropair 2935 27th Avo. So. Next door to Freoman's. Snyder's Drug Store Dr. 9316 27th and Lako St. Du. 9381 1214 So. 3rd St. Work is ploasuro with our tools. Br. 8853 Ramor Radio Shop 1711 E. 36th St. Radios repaired at low rates. Du. 4174 Gernor's Department Store 516 Nicollot Shop at Gerners Ma. 4556 1827 E. Lako Tho quality moat market. Du. 7311 2323 Codar Tho best in pastrios. Dr. 1635 2401 Cedar Free pickup and dolivory. Du. 4311 Ros. 3291 O. P. Gustafson Company 410 Nicollet 1630 E. Lake Tho bost in quality. Du. 2632 CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1949 Pememke i fyi. Candid and Formal Wedding Photographs at your Church, Home, or in our Modern Studio. The H. Larson Studio PJiotMf’iafUte’id' 2919 Twenty-seventh Avenue South Phone DUpont 1375 i