South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

miNNjeApous PUBLIC LI DtlAttY nto 2 Faculty 6 Seniors 18 Athletics 44 Activities 58 Clubs 70 Homerooms 84 0? necv nd IB50—Year of (lie Mid-rentury The desire to leave a record of accomplishments is a human characteristic. In looking back twenty-five years, even fifty years, we realize that despite superficial changes in styles, times, and traditions, basically we, the graduates of 1950, are the same as the graduates of 1900 or 1925. We wish, as they did, to leave a record of achievements, a token of happy moments, a hint of our futures. This book will be a key, opening the door of the past; a bridge spanning the memories of days gone by and the actualities of today. Through these pages the class play, the prom, homecoming, and the championship games, as well as pleasant thoughts of teachers and friends, will be revived and relived. To keep memories fresh, to please the casual reader, and to leave an account of the graduating senior class of 1950 — these are the aims of the staff of the Mid-century Tiger. 4 ecUccLtiact To our Hockey Team and its coach, we, the June class of 1950, dedicate this Tiger. With your victories you brought pennants and championships to South. With your teamwork, sportsmanship, and character, you brought honor to South. We salute you — the Champions of 1950. 5 6 7 ADMINISTRATION Modern education presents many problems other than academic. In our present educational program, the principal must take an active part in all activities in order to understand and help solve present problems in a modern high school. Our principal, Mr. Maass. takes an active interest in school functions. Whenever possible he attends athletic, music, and other school events in order to do this. OFFICE STAFF I. Guthormso, M. Anderson, E. Smith, A. Syverson. One of the most co-operative and smoothly run units in the building is the office. By working with the clerks, students gain initiative and vital office experience. 8 Everyone makes mistakes: no one is perfect. Only through mutual understanding and co-operation of both students and faculty can we ever hope to achieve a high standard of education and produce better citizens of this world. To accomplish this is the aim of the faculty of South High School. Mr. Olsen is a familiar sight to those students committing misdemeanors. Acting as a referee, he sees that no friction arises between the students and faculty. Hey Kids! Know the Deans? Who are they? Why Miss Robinson and Mr. Osterhus, of course. For example, do you need a job? See the deans. They will write a reference and do everything they can to help you get a job. Dealing with the more personal problems of the students and their families we find Miss Wahlgren, South High's visiting teacher. 9 Upper Loft Mr. Hutchin MUSIC Homeroom Substitute. Auditorium committee. Mr. Kogl MACHINE WOODWORK Cheerleader . Mr. Mor e MATHEMATICS Senior advi or, Sorvice letter and award . Mr. Brokko INDUSTRIAL ARTS Homeroom substitute Cross Country Coach. Upper Right Mr. Barnard ATHLETICS Football coach. Mr. O'Neil ATHLETICS Mr . Tangen ATHLETICS G.A.A.. Auditorium committee. Mi Tenney ATHLETICS G.A.A., S' button sales. An informal farewell and welcoming party was given by the faculty for Mr. Lundin and Mr. Olsen, respectively. The party, held early in the Fall, was planned by Miss Davidson and Miss G. Smith. The Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Hutchins, called on various teachers to perform stunts. Later refreshments were served. 10 Upper Loft Miss E. Peterion SCIENCE Homecoming committee, 5th period substitute, Senior adviser. Mr. Nyholm SCIENCE, Christian Fellowship. Mrs. Kirch COMMERCIAL. Miss Smith SOCIAL STUDIES Department chairman, 5th poriod substitute, Social committee. Upper Right Mrs. Ill SOCIAL STUDIES Seton Hi Miss Muckley LANGUAGES Honor Society. Mr. Olsen, a former graduate of South High, received a framed report card. Although he was marked D in penmanship and was given no credit in Home Economics, his grades were of an Honor Society average. Mr. Olsen's new duties as assistant principal are many and varied. II The boa constrictor shown at the left with part of Miss Bruce's second hour biology class, came to this country on a boat load of bananas and wound up in a glass house in room 10. The students force-fed him on angle worms and the boa was particularly fond of being handled as he always responded to such treatment with activity. Unfortunately during the Christmas vacation, when the room temperature was very low, he died, for the constrictor needs a warm temperature in which to survive. Mitt Davit HOME ECONOMICS Costume room custodian, Stage costuming. Social committeo. Mr. Pederson MATHEMATICS Club room supervisor, Extra-curricular committee. Mitt Frazier ART School art work, Tiger Advisor. Mitt Nilet HOME ECONOMICS Band suits. 6th period substitute. Senior adviser. Mitt Lund ENGLISH Blue Triangle, Senior adviser. Mitt M. Robinson SOCIAL STUDIES Collector of funds. Senior adviser, Extra-curricular committee. 12 The biology department offers many interesting activities for the students. Included in these are class field trips, dissecting of animals, and movies, which encourage students' interest in nature. The biology course has now been changed to include both animal and human biology together in one class. Here we see a botony class engaged in greenhouse practice. They seem to get a real pleasure in watching the plants grow. Always on hand for any emergency, Mrs. Long, our school nurse still finds time to maintain health records on each student at South besides being a P.T.S.A. representative, and chaperon at school functions. Our health is her business! Mr. Lawronce MUSIC Camera Club. Mr . Byerly ENGLISH Red Cross. Miss Bruce SCIENCE Blue Triangle. Miss Bray COMMERCIAL Educational Council, Dopt. Chairman, 5th period substitute. 13 Mrs. Forsyth ART Class play director. Mrs. R. Patarson LANGUAGES Svithoid. Dapt. Choirman, 4th period substitute Miss Lare LANGUAGES Educational Council, Honor Society. Extra-curricular committee. Mr. Ringor INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Manager. Mr. Nelson COMMERCIAL Tiger business manager. Lunchroom, Tennis Coach. Miss Bostrom LANGUAGES Foreign Correspondence, 3rd period substitute. Mr. Groff INDUSTRIAL ARTS H-Y Auditor-ium Ushers. JANITORS Sock Row Mrs. Bourdeoux Mr. Peterson Mr. Scofterelli 2nd Row Mr. Her son Mr. tee Mr. Hanson Front Row Mr. Matthews Mr. Monahan Mr. Clork Mr. Shoveloin 14 I Mis Davidson LIBRARY Social Committee. Flower fund. Mr. Storm SCIENCE Dept. Cheirmon. Homecoming committee. Mr. Hurd MECHANICAL DRAWING Business Manager. Southerner Adviser. Mr . Buckman SOCIAL STUDIES Educational Council. Service letters and awards. Mr. Buckman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dept. Cheir-man? Honor Society. Senior adviser, Extra curricular activities committee. Miss Gnado HOME ECONOMICS Band suits, Stage costuming, 4th period substitute. COOKS Mrs. Bjcllond Mr . Gilmon Mrs. Lett Mrs. Mondenholl Mrs. Rosenquisl Miss Johnson Mrs. Gundorson 15 Mrs. Elliff SPEECH Auditorium committee chairman, Auditorium productions. Mr. Maad ENGLISH Educational Council. Auditorium Committee. Mitt Merchant MATHMAUCS Dopt. Chairman. Service letters and awards. Senior adviser. Miss Lane SOCIAL STUDIES Educational Council. Auditorium committee. Miss Cagley COMMERCIAL School Mimeographing. The members of the Faculty chipped in to buy farewell gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Lundin. These tokens of appreciation of the years of service were presented by Miss G. Smith. Here, she presents Mrs. Lundin with a corsage of flowers. Mr. Lundin received a beautiful edition of The Mature Mind. 16 What is a party with food? Miss Wahlgren pours, as the teachers enjoy the delicious food provided by the Home Economics girls. Mr. Kelly, the camera shy speech teacher, is caught off his guard. Aware of this. Mrs. Long obligingly watches the birdie. Mr. Pihlitrom SCIENCE Educational Council. Parking lot. Senior Adviser. Mr. Schty SOCIAL STUDIES P.T.S.A. representative. 6th period substitute. Mr. Mona SOCIAL STUDIES Educational Council, Auditorium productions. 6th period substitute. Basketball and Baseball coach. Mrs. Trow ENGLISH Music Festival Senior Adviser. Miss Bromor ENGLISH Auditorium productions. Mrs. Roll LANGUAGES Music festival. 1st period substitute. 17 SeaionA 19 A” SENIOR ADVISORS Back Row: F. Mort«. H. Niles. C. Buckroan, D. Trow. H. Hurd. Front Row: L. Marchant, H. Lund, M. Robinson. L. Kaus. E. Peterson. Seniors have been planning for graduation since the first day of the new term this year. During the year the formation of senior committees made us realize that graduation time was nearer than many of us anticipated. Finally the long-awaited events arrived —class play, banquet, prom, baccalaureate, senior day—a sure sign that we were soon leaving South. June arrived and commencement. What a grand feeling to be a senior. A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back Row: C. Harney. D. McFarlane. G. Esby. J. Brandstotter. Front Row: C. Hatcher, J. San'os. J. Skarupa. 20 D. Van laanen, J. langlie, J. Stonsothor 0. M:Forlonc, J. Held VALEDICTORIANS SALUTATORIANS HONOR STUDENTS U� Row: P. Sorenson. C. Harnoy, C. Cruys, J. Davison, C. lindborg. M Oos. 2nd Row: F. Johnson, B. Woxlcr, J Joing, E. Anderson, N. Hammer. D. Hoyer, B Willies, J. Haigh. 3rd Row: J, Hall, D. Johnson. D. Stevenson. B. Aronson. W Kingsley, C. tonneborg. J, Swanson, J. i-orain. 4th Row: A. Isro'lson B. leavens, C. Mors. J. Coslle. E. Colvin, J. Melle. J. Pierce. P. While. 5th Row: H. Lawrence. R. Perry, D. Stiles. J. Pearson, F. Peterson, P. Mohurln. H. Freeman. C. Leonard. 6ih Row: P. McGinnis, D Adamox, L. Alcckson, G. Esby, E. Porrotl, R. Hockeri, 0. Howe, R Quigley. 21 22 TOP ROW ADAMCIK, DAVID J. Look at the birdie. Camera Club, Choir. ALECKSON. LA VONNE M. A peach of a person. Blue Tri, Leadership. Hall Guide. ALEXANDER. ELMO A friendly individualist. Southerner Staff. ALLERS. JULIANA C. Why should life all labor be. Blue Tri, G.A.A. ALSTAD, RICHARD E. He's got rocks n his head. Hi-Y, Svithiod. ALVESTAD, MARCIA B. She likes a good time. Blue Tri, G.A.A., Southerner Representative. ROW 2 ANDERSON. BEVERLY J. Blonde Bombshell. Flag Twirling, Christian Fellowship, Svithiod. ANDERSON. BEVERLY J. Life is but a thought. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Svithiod, Banquet Committee. ANDERSON, DONNA FAYE £ood things come in small packages. Red Cross, Blue Tri. G.A.A. ANDERSON. ELIZABETH Still water runs deep. Student Council. Orchestra, G.A.A., Honor Society, Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Christian Fellowship, Leadership. ANDERSON, JAMES M. So blondes prefer brunettes. Hi-Y, Vice President of Red Cross, Hockey. ANDERSON. MARY LOU It's love at last.' G.A.A., Glee Club. Leadership. ROW 3 ANDERSON. RICHARD D. Some Guy, Ehl Southerner and Tiger Photographer. ANDRE. RUTH Light-headed—but only her hair. Student Council, Red Cross. ANDREWS, EDWARD G. Nothing can get him down. ARBIC, CLIFFORD A. Napoleon was small, so am I. Hi-Y, Glee Club. Hockey. ARENSDORF, ALAN R. I wonder if it was that funny? Hi-Y, Vice President of Williams Chapter. ARONSON. BEVERLY ANN Why worry, it's so unnecessary. Vice President of Glee Club, Choir, Secretary of Seton Hi, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. Student Council. ROW 4 AUTEY, DAVID GORDON Don't take life so seriously. BANKER, SANFORD Wisdom is my goal. Camera Club, Projection Crew. BASKIN. BEVERLY She's worth leaving home for. Orchestra. Red Cross. BAYERL. ADRIAN Pretty Flashy. Southerner, Red Cross. BAYLESS, GLEN Studious Scholar. BEDARD, BARBARA Why young men leave home. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A. ROW 5 BELLAND, BEVERLY Unconscious of her worth. Blue Tri. BELL. DOROTHY Love at first sight. Glee Club. Seton Hi, Blue Tri. Red Cross. BENNER, ROLAND Let the drums roll. Band, Projection Club. BENSON. BYRNE Bach, Beethoven, and Boogie. Hi-Y, Student Council. Class Play, Basketball. Baseball. ROW 6 BENSON. GEORGE Where is your buddy? BENSON. HAROLD Where d'ya spend your evenings? Hi-Y, Glee Club. Football, Svithiod, Hall Guide. Student Council, Southerner Representative. Torch. BENSON. MARILYN How's my hair look now? Blue Tri, Red Cross. BERG, DALE A fellow on a furrow. ROW 7 BERG. EVELYN We take-'er and like-'er. Red Cross, Blue Tri, Southerner Reprosenative. BERG, JEANETTE It's not the hair, but the brain that counts. BERG, LAWRENCE Silence is his virtue. President and Treasurer of Christian Fellowship, Hi-Y Chaplain, Choir. BERGSETH. MARGARET Dime store dolly. Blue Tri. BERGSTROM. RICHARD I cannot hide what I am. BIENAPFL, ELIZABETH Fond of 'Gym?' Hall of Fame — Most likely to succeed JOE HELD DIANE VAN LAANEN 23 24 Sections TOP ROW BJORK. WESLEY He doth show some sparks of wit. Orchestra. Football. BLOOMGREN. DELORES We’ll miss her cheery smile. Flag Twirling, Blue Tri. BORLAND. BETTY Jolly and small a friend to all. Christian Fellowship. Glee Club, Seton Hi. BRANDSTETTER. JOSEPH If you don’t know, just ask Joe. Senior Treasurer, Hockey. BRAY. PATRICIA Happy-go-lucky. G.A.A., Seton Hi. Golf. BREKKE, RICHARD You ought to meet him. ROW 2 BROWN, CLEO Seen but seldom heard. BRUSEWITZ. JOANNE In athletics she shines. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A.. Hi-Haven, Southern Representative. BYRANT. MARION Happy and Carefree. G.A.A. BUNGERT. JOYCE Oh, girls have you heard this one. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Hi-Haven. Southern Representative. BURRINGTON. GEORGE Don't try to compare him with anyone. BUYSTEDT, RALPH An all-round good fellow. Tiger Representative. ROW 3 CALLANDER. GERALD What man dares—I dare. Cross Country, Track, Band. CAMPBELL. GENE All tongues speak well of him. Football, Hockey. Pres. Hi-Y, Torch Club. Student Council, Southern Representative. CAMPION, NANCY She’s small, but so is dynamite. G.A.A.. Golf. CAMPION. MARY Just another highlight of South. CARLSON. CURTIS Man may come and man may go, but I blow on forever. Svithiod. Class Play. CARLSEN, DONALD Let them say what they will: women rule him still. Homecoming Attendent. Cheerleading. Gymnastics. Swimming. ROW 4 CARLSON. DONALD A likeable fellow and full of fun. Stage Crew. CARLSON. EMILY She’s a jolly good fellow and nobody can deny it. Glee Club, Band, Svithiod. CARLSON. LORRAINE Sugar and spice and everything nice. Christian Fellowship. ✓CARLSON. RICHARD A man after his own heart. CARLSON. RUSSELL He puts his worries into a pocket with a hole in it. Gymnastics, Golf. CARLSEN, WILLIAM Life of the party. Class Play, Football. Baseball. ROW s CASTLE. JOYCE Rooter Queen. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Honor Society. Cheerleader. , CHADWICK. EUGENE All great men are dead, and I don't feel so well myself. Gym Leader. • CHASE, ROY A lad with traits worth while. . CHRISTENSEN. LOIS Who knows what thoughts lurk in this girl’s mind. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Svithiod. ROW 6 CHRISTENSEN. MARGARET Just as pleasant as she looks. G.A.A.. Seton-Hi, Southerner Representative. ✓CHRISTENSON. NANCY Well, I graduated, didn't I! Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Seton Hi, G.A.A. CHRISTENSON. RAMONA Everybody likes her — Everybody should. Seton Hi, Leadership. CHURCH, DELORES Quiet, thoughtful, and loyal too. Hall Guide. Christian Fellowship, Blue Tri. ROW 7 CLEVENGER. BETTY She's nice without trying. Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. Leadership. I CIRESI. JOSEPHINE Safety first is her motto. Class Play. COLBY. DONALD The ladies call him sweet.' ✓COLLINS, LOIS A likeable girl with a likeable way. Seton Hi, Blue Tri. COLVIN. ELIZABETH Quiet, but appreciated. CORBETT. M. JEANNE Witty and wise. Hall of Fame—Best Looking HELEN SANDE WAYNE STOLSON 25 26 . - Se U i4 TOP ROW •COURTEAU. WAYVE GWENDOLYN ’ Bright headed inside and out. Blue Tri, Student Council, Banquet Committee • COYKENDALL, WILLIAM J. Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. Stage Manager, Glee Club President. Southerner Representative. Tiger Representative. + CREW, DIANE BEVERLY We don't often find a girl like you. CROON. DORIS E. Spoken for! Christian Fellowship. Seton-Hy, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. CRUYS, CHARLEEN M. She's a good skate. G.A.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Christian Fellowship, Camera Club. Seton Hi. CUNNINGHAM. CATHERINE THERESA A quiet girl and nice is she. Seton Hi. ROW 2 CHOVANCEK. HELEN Flag Twirling, Christian Fellowship. DALBOTTEN. CAROL G. A little mischievous, still very nice. Edda Club. DAMBORG, GLADYS R. Off we go into the wild blue yonder. DANBERG. KALE WILLIAM He'll manage to reach a happy medium. Hi-Y. DAVISON, JOAN L. Thinker, worker, friend of all. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Honor Society, Hi Haven, Red Cross, Southerner Staff. Vice. Pres, of Seton Hi. ’ DINGLEY. SHELDON LOUIS Who put the nickel in? Football, Track. Class Play, Red Cross, Student Council, Banquet Committee. ROW 3 . DINGMAN. MARILYN JEAN A smile that never comes off. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi. Student Council, Class Play. • DONOVAN, JOHN THOMAS Be-Bop mad. Southerner Staff, Track, Football. • DORNQUAST. JOAN CAROL Much wisdom often goes with few words. Orchestra, Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Tiger Representative. DORSHER, GERALD J. Thinks life is a perpetual spree. Track, Glee Club. Choir. Swimming, Hi-Y, Prom Committee. DRESEN. VIRGINIA P. In her voice is wealth untold. Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Choir. DWYER, JEAN T. Always pleasant. Red Cross. ROW 4 EASTMAN. KENNETH W. A merry maker. . ELLIOTT, ROBERT NORMAN Quiet, but talented. Projection. , ENGEL. GARY WAYNE In the game he plays pell-mell. Projection. • ENQUIST. DONNA MAE A slim and smooth Susie. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Seton Hi, Red Cross, Tiger Representative, Southerner Representative. ERICKSON. LILLIAN ANN Full of Fun. Glee Club , ERICKSON. MARIAN HELEN Well liked by all. Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. ROW 5 • ESBY, GERALDINE A. She wields a mean racket. Seton Hi. G.A.A.. Honor Society. Senior Class Sgt. at Arms. EVANS, LORRAINE A. Short and snappy. Glee Club. Blue Tri, G.A.A. EVENSON. GALE JUNE She has a certain dash. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Hall Guide. G.A.A. FAGRE. MARILYN ARLENE Flighty and flirtatious. ROW 6 FIMON. LORRAINE MARIE Just plain swell. G.A.A. • FITZHENRY. SHIRLEY MAE Corn through and through. G.A.A., Band, Blue Tri. FLEMING, JERRY D. Here's a real fun loving boy. FLINT, DOROTHY A. Mischief and pep rolled into one. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Christian Fellowship, Hi-Haven. ROW 7 FOLEY. RICHARD JAMES He's all set. Football. Track, Red Cross. Student Council. FOREST, DONALD W. There's a Ford in his future. Track. Intramural Basketball. FOREST. LOIS JEANNE Quiet and reserved. Blue Tri Choir, Glee Club, Student Council, Class play. FREDRICKSON. CAROL JOYCE She lives in a fast age. Svithiod. Hall Guide, Southerner Staff, Southerner Representative. Choir. FREEBERG, RONALD A. A good fellow. FREEMAN. HARLAN GEORGE He doesn't talk much, but he does think. Band. Honor Society. Hall of Fame—Most Active EUGENE PARROT JOANN LANGLIE 27 28 SettioM, TOP ROW FRISTEDT. CAROL E. Shy and happy. Svithiod. FRISTEDT. PAUL MANNING A man's action is an index to his character. Hi-Y, Glee Club. Football. GAYLORD. BONNIE MAE She walks like a queen. G.A.A. GERDIN, JO ANNE A life full of pleasantness. G.A.A.. Seton High, Honor Society. Student Council. GIBBS. RUTH GRACE I am by promise tied. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Tennis. Red Cross. GILLEN. JOANNE K. May I take your order. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. ROW 2 GJENGDAHL. JOANNE MARIE She's tops with us. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Red Cross Representative. GLATZEL. JACK WILLIAM You've got to be a football hero . . . Football. Basketball. Baseball. Tiger Representative. Band, Orchestra. GRAVES. JOYCE C. Goldilocks. Tiger Representative. Band, Camera Club, Christian Fellowship. GROGG. RICHARD D. A bluffer great and bold is he. Football, Baseball. GROSE. RUSSELL E. You want to buy a ticket? Hi-Y. Cross Country, Baseball Mgr.. Track. GUDMUNDSON. DONALD P. The deeds he intends to do are great. Baseball. Hi-Y. ROW 3 HACKETT. CHARLES RICHARD Gives the band a hand. Band. Southerner Staff. Student Council. HAIGH. JOIETTE MARLENE Rat a tat tat tat tat. Band, Orchestra, Blue Tri. HALES, JOHN C. His pleasing personality makes him a friend to all. HALL, JANET J. She's good to look at. but better to know. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Red Cross, Vice President ot Student Council, G.A.A., Hi Haven, Honor Society. Tiger Staff. HAMMER, NORMA Gracious, wholesome, sweet. G.A.A., Blue Tri, Honor Society, Red Cross. HAMMERGREN. BEVERLY Practical, idealistic, competent. ROW 4 HANSEN, BETTY Bashful, sincere, cute. HANSON. GEROLD Comical, earnest, little. Hi-Y. ’HANSON. MARILYN We like her looks, we like her way. Silver Tri, Blue Tri Treas., Seton Hi. Southerner. Band, Student Council. Red Cross. G.A.A. HARPER. RAY He knows where he is going. Football, Golf. • HARNEY. CAROL Swish—here she is—there she goes. Honor Society, Hall Guide, G.A.A. Sec., Southerner Staff. Homecoming Attendant. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Student Council, Seton Hi. HASTI, JOYCE Tranquil, silent, constant. Blue Tri. ROW 5 HATCHER, CLYDE Scalpel, please . . Hi-Y, Orchestra, B Football Squad. Senior Class President. HAUGEN, EARL School breaks up the day so. Baseball. Orchestra. HEGGEN, LUCILLE She ought to land a nice sort of man. G.A.A., Flagtwirling. Student Council. HELD. JOSEPH Intelligence reigns in this boy's brain. Honor Society, Student Council, Soph. Football. ROW 6 HELLEND, ARLENE She's cute—oh my. so sweet and plucky. G.A.A., Blue Tri, Red Cross. Student Council. Glee Club. HELMBRECHT. BEVERLY School problems don't bother her. Orchestra. G.A.A., Hall Guide, Blue Tri. HENSON, MARION To know our Marion is quite a treat. Blue Tri. HERBST. JOHN He's never on time. Hi-Y. Cross Country. ROW 7 HERKAL. FRED Innocent little imp. Mgr. Football, Mgr. Baseball, Mgr. Basketball, Track, Southerner Staff. HIBBEN. GLADYS A merry heart that laughs at cares. HIBBEN, MARGARET At first you think she's shy, when you know her, oh my. HICKS, DELORES She's the wit we were without. Tiger Staff, Hall Guide. Blue Tri. HILAND, PHYLLIS A sincere heart within her lies. G.A.A., Hall Guide. HARPER. ROY Is he really your twin brother? Yes, of course. Football, Golf. Hall of Fame—Best All Around ROGER SANSTAD JUANITA SANTOS ✓ 29 30 Seacard HINRICHS, BETTY Was ever a sweeter girl born? Christian Fellowship. HREHA. NANCY As a good student she’s known to us. £eton Hi. .. . HOAAS. JENI Florence Nightengale. G.A.A., Silver Tri, Red Cross. Southerner Representative. Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Edda Club, Flag Twirling. HOAGLAND. DONALD He’s so carefree, we hate to see him go. Projection. Tiger Staff. Honor Society. HOCKERT, ROBERT He's a fellow who’s trustworthy and sincere. Tiger Representative. Student Council, Glee Club. Choir, Hockey, Hi-Y. HOGAN. PAULINE Famous for her tall tales. G.A.A., Seton Hi, Flag Twirling. ROW 2 HOLMS. ALICE She’s aiming true for things worthwhile. G.A.A., Blue Tri. Southerner Representative, Tiger Representative. HOLMBERG, NANCY Of good looks she has her share. Silver Tri Secretary. Blue Tri. Seton Hi, Glee Club, Southerner Representative. Red Cross. HOLMES. EUGENE Listen to the bells. Class Play. HOLMES. LOIS She will reach her ambitions. Svithiod, Glee Club. Student Council, Southerner Representative, Christian Fellowship. HAUK. LA QUITA The laugh that haunts the halls. Glee Club. Choir. G.A.A.. Hall Guide. HOWE, DONNA She doesn't have to Kali her man. G.A.A., Band. Silver Tri, Christian Fellowship. ROW 3 , HOYER. DONNA Any relation to the mayor? Blue Tri. Edda Club. Orchestra. Band. Tiger Representative. Honor Society. HRUBY. JOHN He's of a humorous frame of mind. Cross Country. HULTBERG. JOHN Johnny will never meet defeat. ISAACSON. ROGER He’s ready for sports, good times, and fun. Track. Cross Country. ISARELSON. AUDREY She's plenty clever. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. President of Svithiod, Seton Hi. Red Cross. Honor Society. Southerner. IVERSON. GARETH One of our HoAey heroes. Hockey. Band. Football, Projection, Glee Club. ROW 4 IVERSON. KENNETH He isn't fond of pouring over books. JACOBSON. ARLENE Why work when you can play. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JENDRO. IONE Quiet and unassuming. JOHANSON. ROBERT He likes the girls. Stage Crew. JOHNSON. ALLEN A pleasant person to have around. Svithiod. JOHNSON. BERNICE What more can one wish but for a good natured friend. ROW 5 JOHNSON. CAROL Smart and nice, a gal worth knowing. Tiger Representative. Southerner Representative. Christian Fellowship. Choir, Glee Club. JOHNSON. DORIS Friendly to all and to her chums a real pal. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Svithiod, Hi Haven. Honor Society, Glee Club. • JOHNSON, DOROTHY She enters things with zeal and zest. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G.A.A. • JOHNSON, FERN Friendly to all and hostile to none. Christian Fellowship. Honor Society. ROW 6 JOHNSON. HAROLD He’s right and nimble on his feet. Track. Cross Country. JOHNSON. LUCILLE Life is jolly: life is gay. • JOHNSON. MARILYN A clever, witty girl is she. Blue Tri, Svithiod, Christian Fellowship. JOHNSON. RICHARD He crossed the pool with lightning speed. Swimming. Student Council. ROW 7 JOHNSON. RONALD Here is the boy who likes girls and money. Football. Band. Choir, Hi-Y, Southerner Staff. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA A stately model as you can see. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Flag Twirling, Silver Tri. JOHNSTON. CHARLES He's a true artist. • JOING, JEANETTE A trim lass with dark brown eyes. Glee Club. Choir. G.A.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Student Council, Hi Haven. Honor Society, Seton Hi. JONES. JANET She’s hooked her man. KALLMAN. DAVID Hot Lips. Band. Hall of Fame—Prettiest Hair JOYCE BUNGERT ROLAND YOUNGS 31 32 Se U n TOP ROW KAUFMAN, SYBILLE We know in life she will succeed. Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Red Cross, Tiger Representative. KEAVY. JAMES Does he ever go to gym? KEDROWSKI. JOAN She contributes an earful. Orchestra. Seton Hi, Band. G.A.A. KEENAN, GEORGE A likeable guy and a wonderful friend. • KELLY. JACK Perpetual pest. Class Play, Track. KING, WILLIAM Tall, dark, and handsome. Christian Fellowship. ROW 2 KINGSLEY, WINTON His hardest work is to keop the girls away. Glee Club, Prom Committee, Banquet Committee. Class Play Committee, Honor Society. Christian Fellowship. KITTLESON. JAMES A good companion for everyone. KNOBLAUCH. JOHN You say you want a campaign manager? Tennis. Student Council, Projection, Tiger Representative. Camera Club. KNUTSON. ORPHA There's only one like her under the sun. Seton Hi, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. KOJETIN, JAMES A friendly and reliable boy. Cross Country. Track. • KOJETIN. LAWRENCE Dignified, student, and studious. Projection. ROW 3 KROLL. JOHN Tiny tot. Football. All School Hi-Y Treasurer, Band. Red Cross. • KRUSSOW. ELAINE A cloak of charm she does wear. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. LAINE, WARREN Any task he'll try to do. Track, Cross Country. . LANGLIE. JOANN She has a finger in every pie.' Pres, of Silver Tri, Pres, of Blue Tri, Honor Society. Student Council , G.A.A., Southerner Staff, Hall Guide. Hi Haven. Seton Hi. Class Play. LANGOIEN, LILLIAN Always having a good time. Flag Twirling, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Southerner Representative. Red Cross. G.A.A., Glee Club. LANGCPUIST, KAY We want you along. Southerner Representative. ROW 4 LARSON DONALD Muscle Man. Gymnastics. Stage Crew. LARSON. HARLAN Sleepy time boy. Gymnastics, Stage Crew. . LARSON. HELEN Small fry. Svithiod. Blue Tn. LARSON, JAMES Live long and live merrily. Hi-Y, Hockey, Glee Club. LARSON. JOYCE A bonnie lass is she. Seton Hi, G.A.A., Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Choir. Glee Club. Southerner Representative. LATTERY, DOROTHY Luck will reward you in years to come. Blue Tri, Seton Hi, Class Play. ROW 5 LAWLER.vJOHN What would we do without our able manager. Football Manager, Basketball Manager. LAWRENCE. HAZEL What made you so awfully clever? LEAVENS. BETTY Girls like her we seldom find. Silver Tri, Tiger Representative, Red Cross, Honor Society. Student Council, Glee Club. LEE GORDON Of the stuff of truly great men. Hockey, Stage Crew. ROW 6 LEONARD, CLAIRE Sparkling, smiling, attractive and gay. Hall Guide. Southerner Staff, Tiger Representative, Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Red Cross, G.A.A. LE ROHL, MARCENE Loveliness needs no ornament. LINDBERG. COLLEEN Sweet 'n lovely. Student Council. Silver Tri, Svithiod. Honor Society. Glee Club. LOVAAS. MARILYN I chatter, chatter, chatter as I go. Southerner Representative. ROW 7 LUND, GLORIA Patterns everywhere. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, G.A.A. LUNNEBORG, CLARYCE I am dignified as well as peppy.' Christian Fellowship, Honor Society. Southerner Staff. MAHURIN. PATSY There is a pleasure in doing work well. Tiger Staff, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Blue Tri, Band. Camera Club. Christian Fellowship, Southerner Representative, Red Cross. • MALAND, BETTY That red-headed gal. Seton Hi. G.A.A., Silver Tri, Christian Fellowship. Blue Tri, Red Cross. Hall Guide. .MARS, CLAIRE Vim, vigor, and vitality. Southerner Staff. Hall Guide. Silver Tri, Seton Hi, Cheerleader, Student Council, Blue Tri, Glee Club, Southerner Representative. • MARCHESSAULT, JOANNE Friendly, there's no denying. Southerner Representative. Hall of Fame—Peppiest JENI HOAAS BILL CARLSEN 33 34 Settcmd TOP ROW MARSH. MARIAN She'll be someone's capable private secretary.'' Silver Tri. MATTA. ROBERT We don't know his ambition.'' Football. Track. Hockey. Band. MATTHEWS. KATHLEEN Laughing all the day. Southerner Representative. Student Council. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. G.A.A., Seton Hi, Tiger Staff. Class Play. MC COLLINS. ISABEL A hat full of mischief and glee. Silver Tri. Blue Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A. MC FARLANE. DONNA Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise, she does a lot without much noise. Tiger Staff. Student Council. Honor Society, Secretary of Senior Class. • MC GINNIS. PATSY A generous nature. ROW 2 MEILE, JEANNE She's a girl who does her own thinking. G.A.A.. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Svithiod. Correspondence Club. Seton Hi, Christian Fellowship. Southerner Representative. Red Cross. Camera Club. MILLER, KENNETH Girls, you make me blush. Student Council. Hi-Y, Baseball. Hockey, Homecoming Attendant. MOE, DONALD A youth of quiet ways. MOEN, HELEN Personality speaks. G.A.A., Silver Tri. Foreign Correspondence. Seton Hi. Blue Tri, Southerner Staff. Tiger Representative. Flag Twirling. Svithiod. MOLINE, LOREN A friendly sort of a friend. Glee Club. MOLSTAD, RICHARD Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Tiger Representative. ROW 3 MONSON. YVONNE Why all this fuss? Flag Twirling. Seton Hi. Hi Haven. Blue Tri. MONTGOMERY, JOAN I bet your hope chest is full. Glee Club. MOORHEAD. GRACE Listen to the wedding bells. Red Cross. Glee Club. MOYER. CLARA She is quality not quantity. Red Cress Representative. G.A.A., Class Play Committee. Hall Guide. NELSON. GEAN Romeo, Romeo, where for art thou Romeo? G.A.A., Blue Tri, Glee Club. Student Council. NELSON. JOHN All must be earnest in a world like ours. ROW 4 NELSON. PATRICIA She has a genius for friendship.” Seton Hi. Blue Tri. Band. NORDIN. JOAN In the kingdom of sports. Joan is queen. Red Cross, Blue Tri, Svithiod Secretary, Band, Lead-ship. President and Secretary of G.A.A., Class Play. NORDGAARD, GLEN He's a regular cut-up. Tiger Staff. Football. NORRBOM. MARY Be cheerful and pass it along. NORRBOM. RUTH Got some candy? Christian Fellowship. Seton Hi, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi Tymes. Southerner Representative, Glee Cub. Choir, Red Cross. OAS. MARY ANN With her looks and song she'll gather a throng. Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Honor Society. Glee Club, Class Play. ROW 5 O'DONNELL. VIRGINIA Personality is the greatest asset. Glee Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ODLAND. ROBERT He can get you in pictures. Camera Club. Class Play, Prom Committee. OLAFSON. VIVIAN Hey now she sings. Silver Tri. Blue Tri. Glee Club. Choir. Hall Guide, Class Play. Seton Hi. Svithiod, Red Cross. Student Council. OLSEN. MARILYN Oh. those beautiful eyes. Glee Club. Silver Tri. ROW 6 OLSON. DONALD Shy smile and chuckling laughter. Edda Club. OLSON. GLADYS She believes in fun. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Christian Fellowship. Seton Hi. OLSON. JUNE A serious yet winsome lass.' ' Class Play, Christian Fellowship. OLSON. MAXINE Seemingly quiet, but oh my— Svithiod. Flag Twirling, Christian Fellowship. ROW 7 OLSON. RICHARD We love that man. Football. Svithiod. Gymnastics. OSTLUND. LOIS The things she starts are not left undone. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Seton Hi. Christian Fellowship. PARROT, EUGENE Has strong determination, will always find success. Class Play. President of Honor Society. Hi-Y. PARSON. JAMES Quiet, friendly, a good pal. Hi-Y. PATTIE, ELVA Yum. yum. Seton Hi. Blue Tri. Student Council. PAULSON. .BEVERLY Keep on laughing, it's good for you. Southerner Staff. Southerner Representative. Hall of Fame—Friendliest GENE CAMPBELL DOT ST. DENNIS 35 36 SestionA TOP ROW PEARSON. HERBERT Girls, stay away from me! PEARSON. JOHN Tall, blonde and handsome. Honor Society. Student Council, Hi-Y, Torch-Y. Class Play. PEARSON. LEONARD A man with experience. PEARSON. LLOYD Kissable Hi Haven. Treasurer of Student Council. Hi-Y. Orchestra. Swimming. Golf. PECK, BEVERLY Leave those boys alone! Tiger Staff, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Hall Guide. PENZ. EDWARD Quiet and friendly. Track. Cross Country. ROW 2 PENZ. EDWIN They call him a dreamer. PERRY. ROBERTA She's like the stars—out every night. Blue Tri. PETERSON. FRANCIS Quiet and demure. PETERSON. MARGARET The peaches and cream girl. Seton Hi. PETERSON. SHIRLEY Common name, but an uncommon person. PETERSON. VERNON Oh. for Pete's sake. Hi-Y, Basketball. Track. ROW 3 PHILLIPS. KEITH BAXTER The tall tale kid. Southerner. Talent Show. Track. Cross Country. Camera Club. PIERCE. JO ANN Happy and contented with smiles for everyone. Leadership, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Honor Society, Camera Club. Tiger Representative. G.A.A.. Red Cross. Southerner Representative. POOLER. JOYCE She looks shy. but— Red Cross. PRESTON. JOAN Where does she get all her pep. Cheerleader. Blue Tri. Southerner Representative. PROK, GOLDIE Always having a good time. Camera Club. Library. PRY. RICHARD Work is his motto. Gymnastics. Stage Crew. ROW 4 PUFAHL. AL The best way to have a friend is to be one. Cheerleader. Homecoming King, Band, Basketball. Tiger Representative. Hi-Y. QUIGLEY. RUBY Sweet sophistication. Blue Tri. RANDALL, FRANK There'll never be another you. Band. RASMUSSON, CONSTANCE A diligent worker. Christian Fellowship. Student Council, Tiger Representative, Seton Hi, Class Play. RAUNER. BETTY This peppy chick is a cute little trick. Blue Tri. G.A.A. •r'RENGEL. LAVERNE Let's celebrate something. Silver Tri. Seton Hi, G.A.A.. Student Council. Cheerleader. Class Play. ROW 5 ✓'RICHARDSON. DUANE Blow that horn. Hi-Y. Band. RIES. JOHN We love you but your feets too big. Hi-Y. RILEY. CURTIS If there’s a will there’s a way. ROACH. ROBERT He's full of vim, vigor, and vitality. ROW 6 RODEN, ELROY He keeps us guessing. Gymnastics. RONSEN, AUDREY We wish just loads of luck to you. ROSENQUIST, DONALD His popularity is well deserved. Gymnastics. Hi-Y. RYALS, EUNICE Loyal to Christian Fellowship. Vice President of Christian Fellowship. ROW 7 RYAN. KERRY Lean, lank, and lazy we reckon. Southerner Staff. Projection. Tennis. RYAN. PATRICK A friendly manner to all. Projection Crew. Camera Club. SANDE. HELEN Personality plus sincerity and friendliness. Student Council. Seton Hi, Silver Tri. Blue Tri. G.A.A., Red Cross. Southerner Representative. SANDGREN. BARBARA Bubbling over. G.A.A., Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Blue Tri. Glee Club. Student Council. Southerner Representative. SANDVICK. BETTY Well I served my time now goodbye. SANSTAD. ROGER Chow hound. Tiger Staff. Baseball, Golf. Hall of Fame — Cutest AL PUFAHL DORRAINE WHALEY 37 Setitwa TOP ROW f SANTOS, JUANITA A rare jewel. S.A.A., Seton Hi, Silver Tri, Vice President of Blue Tri, Secretary of Student Council. Vice President of Senior Class. Homecoming Attendant. Southerner Staff. SANZONE. SUSAN Bestows a smile here and there. SCHAMATAT, SALLY She's never been at a loss for friends. Seton Hi. Tennis. SCHEELE, HELEN Be cheerful and pass it along. Blue Tri, G.A.A. SCHENDEL. DONNA She toolc her place and filled it. Blue Tri, Flag Twirling. SCHLEISMAN. MARLENE She's truly happy. G.A.A., Seton Hi. ROW 2 SCHUEFFENHAUR. KENNETH Already grown to manhood. Baseball. Basketball. SEEMAN. BERNICE A penny for your thoughts. Choir. Class Play. • SEFCIK. LORRAINE She has no time to sport away the hours. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, G.A.A., Camera Club. • SEVERSON. MARY Ambition has no rest. Class Play. G.A.A. SHAW, FERN. An ever-ready friend. Christian Fellowship. SHERMAN, JEROME He ranks first among the efficient. Hockey, Hi-Y, Camera Club. Baseball Mgr. ROW 3 SKARUPA, JOSEPH Why hurry—time flies anyway. Football. Southerner Staff. Basketball, Track, Senior Class Sgt. at Arms. SKOKAN. HAROLD Some think him bashful, others doubt it. Student Council. Banquet Committee. SMITH. BEVERLY She played her part. Class Play. Orchestra. Band, Christian Fellowship. • SMITH. JOAN Her eyes are full of sparkles. Silver Tri, Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Seton Hi. Class Play, Southerner Staff. Student Council. Leadership. Smith, Virginia a real sunray. Red Cross. Blue Tri. Leadership. Homecoming Committee. SOMMERS, JOHN Wake up boy! ROW 4 SORENSON. PAT Doctor Pat. Honor Society, Blue Tri. Seton Hi. Glee Club. Choir. SPENCER. TED Not backward about coming forward. Class Play. Southerner Staff. Glee Club. Projection. STADSKLEV. RONALD Kreml gremlin. Torch Club. Hi-Y. STAFF. LAVERNE Little One. Glee Club, Blue Tri. Student Council. STANLEY. CASTLE A quiet, good student and quite reserved. Hi-Y. Projection. Orchestra. STENSETHER. JUDITH Madam president! President of Christian Fellowship. President of Red Cross, Edda Club. Honor Society. Valedictorian. ROW 5 ST. DENNIS. DOROTHY Sophisticated lady. Silver Tri, Seton Hi, G.A.A., Southerner Representative. Class Play. STILES. DAVID Hark, how the notes leap from his throat. Christian Fellowship. Camera Club. Tiger Staff. Glee Club, Choir. Class Play. Tiger Representative. STEVENSON. DAVID He does his work in the very best way. Torch Club. Hi-Y. Student Council. Honor Society. STODIECK, FRED You'll go throughout life without worry or care. Hi-Y, Red Cross. ROW 6 STOLAR. LOUIS We miss you. Tiger Staff. STOLSON. WAYNE A football player with a happy grin. Football, Baseball. STORDAHL. MARVIN Though quiet and shy just wait and see. Track. Cross Country. STRAKA. JAMES Tall. dark, and friendly. ROW 7 • STRAND. ARLENE She has big blue eyes and golden hair. Class Play. Blue Tri, Cheerleader. STUCKMAYER. DORIS A girl who always does her bit. Red Cross. Glee Club. SULANDER, JOHN He'll make a great bookkeeper. Tiger Representative. Red Cross. SUND. ARNOLD What a flirt. SUPALO. NEIL There's one in every family. Hockey. Hi-Y. Torch Club. Student Council. Red Cross. SWANSON, JOANNE The quiet one of the staff. G.A.A., Camera Club, Co-editor of Tiger. Library. Hall of Fame — Best Sport DICK GROGG JOANNE SWANSON 39 40 Se tcosi4 TOP ROW SWEDEEN. LOIS Sincerity end friendliness stemp her es e rare personality. Class Play. Silver Tri, Blue Tri, President of Seton Hi. SWENSON. DONALD Hot rod happy. THEISEN, DARLENE How's the Courtyard. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Seton Hi. G.A.A. THIEL. DELORES She works a while and plays a while. Seton Hi, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. Glee Club. THOLEN. JOAN A girl as girls should be. Leadership. Southerner Representative. Blue Tri. Tiger Representative. Student Council, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. TREAKLE. DARLENE Silence has many advantages. G.A.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ROW 2 TREMBLEY. ALEX Energy wins the way. Golf. TRUDEAU, LEO Red in type and calm in disposition. Gymnastics. ULVEN, TED His manner—quiet and refined. URNESS, DUANE He studies as if he were anxious to learn. •VAN LAANEN, DIANE Her brains put her on top: her character will keep her there. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Co-editor of Tiger. Student Council, Honor Society, Valedictorian. Homecoming Chairman. Class Play. VATNE. DOUGLAS The guy can't be beat. Football. Basketball. Hi-Y, President of Student Council. Class Play Committee. ROW 3 ' WALKER. CATHERINE She gave her time to the Band. Band, Blue Tri, Christian Fellowship. WALSH, MARYANN A proper woman. Blue Tri. WENDLANDT, ROGER Born for success he seems. Baseball. WESTAD. CAROL She'll manage to manage. Southerner Staff. WESTERLAND, KAYE You're independent in your thoughts. Projection Crew. Gymnastics. WESTLUND. ROBERT I'd rather hug a pigskin than anyone else I know. Football. ROW 4 WESTPHAL. SAMUEL Men of few words are the best men. Track. Football, Tiger Representative. Junior Achievement President. WEXLER. BEVERLY The girl with the dancing feet. Choir. Red Cross. Seton Hi. Blue Tri, Honor Society, Band, Student Council. • WHALEY. DORRAINE Truly a queen. Homecoming Queen, Southerner Staff. Leadership. Blue Tri. G.A.A.. Edda Club. . WHITE. PATRICIA They say I’m quiet but you'd be surprised. Choir. Red Cross. Honor Society. WIEMER. ALICE You have a very striking way. Vice President of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Edda Club. Leadership. Seton Hi, Tiger Representative. Student Council. WILKENSON, DANIEL We like the likes of you. Cross Country, Track. ROW 5 WILLIAMS. BARBARA Cheerfulness is a sunny ray of light. Blue Tri WILLIAMS, BETTY She stopped to make a merry jest. Tiger Staff, Silver Tri, G.A.A., Leadership. Hall Guide, Tiger Representative. Prom Committee, Southerner Representative. WILLIAMS, JUDY Friends appreciate your companionship. Hall Guide. Blue Tri, G.A.A.. Orchestra. Seton Hi. WILLMAN, DEAN A good fellow is welcome anywhere. Hi-Y, Hall Guide. ROW 6 WILLMAN, PATRICIA The sweetest gal and the best kind of pal. Leadership. Tiger Representative. G.A.A., Svithiod. WILSON. BARBARA Modest, sweet, and considerate. Silver Tri, Glee Club. Christian Fellowship. WINCHESTER. IRENE Quiet charm and sincere manner. Tiger Staff. Seton Hi. WINISTORFER. MARYANN She has that certain dash— Southerner Staff. Svithiod, Blue Tri. G.A.A. ROW 7 WITTLES. BERTA She got the paper out. Editor of Southerner. Seton Hi. Blue Tri, Quill and Scroll. Vice President of Honor Society, Leadership, Student Council. WOOD. LLOYD You reach your own conclusions. WOOD. RICHARD “Fleetfooted. Cross Country. Track. YOUNGREN. DONNA A girl with quiet ways. YOUNGQUIST. LUCILLE A little monkey. Red Cross. G.A.A., Blue Tri. Seton Hi, Svithiod. YOUNGS, ROLAND The man with the beautiful hair. Hi-Y and Red Cross. Hall of Fame — Quietest ELIZABETH ANDERSON CASTLE STANLEY 41 42 Se U n ZAROGOZA, RACHEL We want you along. Christian Fellowship. ZIMMERMAN. DONALD Women baffle me. GRENIER, DONNA She is rich in good deeds. Seton Hi, G.A.A. • YATES. DARRELL •’Happy Band HALL OF FAME Best Personality — Joan Tholen Jim Larson Most Talented — Maryann Oas David Stiles Most Athletic Joan Nordin Joe Skorupa Wittiest — Byrne Benson Delores Hicks Best Dancers — Kay Matthews Ronald Johnson ALMA MATER — HARRISON COLLINS. ‘08 When Alma Mater calls her sons to Old South High, They rally 'round her mighty throne from far and nigh; Her blazing banners gleam aloft with orange flame, Her sons adore her, stand before her, cheering forth her name. Though years will come when we are gone from Old South High, They ne'er will take a loyal heart from Old South High; Though silent time steals fast upon us, love is young, In spite of years, of foes and fears, thy praises shall be sung. CHORUS: Alma Mater true, All our hearts imbue With a love for thee that cannot die. And we’ll dare to do, Alma Mater true, As should all good sons of Old South High. 43 45 The massivo tackle on the left it nono othor than Dick Grogg. tho torror of South' lino. This 20S pound gont from Georgia, was chosen linoman of the week by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune. Co-captains of the 1949 grid sguad woro Joe Skarupa (top), our smashing fullback and Wayne Stolson, our pass grabbing loft-ond. 46 TRIPPED UP. Matt FOOTBALL South . - 20 Marshall • - 7 South - • 0 Central • - - - 13 South • • 20 North . . . . • 0 South - . 21 Vocational • - 0 South - - 7 Dul. Denfield - 14 South - - 13 West - - - - 14 South - - 2 Edison ... - 6 South - - 0 Roosevolt • . - 13 Skarupa HOW MANY DOES IT TAKE TO STOP HIM7 fyootha.ll Top Row: Asst. Coach A. Philstrom. J. Donavon, A. Olson, D. Williams, G. Nordqaard. D. Baufield. R. Orr. J. Glatzel. D. Johnson, G. McG'lp. G. Rich Coach Las Barnard. Row 2: Monagor J. Lawler, R. Eastman. R. Raze, G. Campbell R. Johnson, R. Westlin, S. Westphall. L. Jenson, P. Martin. Row 3: D. Sharer D. Vatne, R. Matia, S. Dinglev Co-captains J. Skarupa and W. Stolson, D. Grogg R. Foloy. M. Collaton. Row 4: R. Larson. J. Amdahl H. Benson L. Molhus. W. Carlsen R. Lundguist. K. Sundstrom T. Wallerus, G. Warren. 47 TEAM Bottom Row: Manager R. Punchard R. Beno. V. Peterson, K. Sundstrom, A. Pufahl Manager J. Lawler. Row 2: D. TOP UP. UP K. Sundstrom MIOOLE DANCE BALLERINA D. Vatne D. Sundstrom BOTTOM I HOPE. I HOPE D. Sundstrom BASKETBALL With th© toam spirit high and a handful of faithful student rooters, the South High Baskotball team finishod the season with 2 wins and 9 defeats. It took the team four league games to register their first victory. South 36. North 31. Then losing 5 more games the Tigers neoded a win for a spot in the playoffs. Their wish came true, the Gallant Bucketeers sprang an upset victory over the Tommies. South 38—Edison 24. Wiih revenge in their minds North defeated South in tho playoffs 32-31. Vernon Petorson and Dick Beno for their outstanding play were chosen as members of the basketball team of tho week. 48 Vatne. R. Saleck. J. Hennecke. R. Paterson. R. Kulserh, R. Larson. Top Row: G. Lano. L. Johnson, I. Wagner. SCORE South - • 33 Marshall - - . 54 South - 34 Roosevelt - - 46 South - - 31 Henry - - - - 37 South - • 36 North - . - - 31 South - - 39 Washburn - - 43 South • - 21 Vocational - • 42 South • • 27 Central - - - 46 South - - 36 Southwest - • 39 South - - 33 West .... - 36 South - - 38 Edison - - - - 24 South - - 31 North ... - 32 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: J. Castlo. A. Strand J. Proston. C. Mars Standing: A. Pufahl, P. Madson. 0. Carlson, H Burrington. 49 Sitting: J. Brandstetter, C. Ar bic. G. Campbell. J. Larson N. Supalo. K. Miller. Standing: Twin Cities Champs. That's what the 1949-50 hockey squad is. Paced by All-City men. goalie Jim Larson, and contor Gene Campbell, the Tigers went through the regular schedule with nothing but a 2-2 tie with Henry to mar their undefeated schedulo. They then proceeded to down St. Paul Murray by the score of 5-3 to become Twin City champs. Here's a toast to a great hockey team and their coach, Marty Schey. 50 J CHAMPS Coach M. Schey, G. Norman, J. Anderson, G. Iverson, R. Wostby, T. Ivorson. Manager R. Hockert. South - . - 9 Edison - - - - 0 South • . . 5 Central ... - 2 South - - - 4 West • 0 South - - . 5 Roosovolt - - - 1 South - . . 4 Washburn - • 0 South - . • 2 Henry .... - 2 South • - - 8 Vocational • - . 1 South . - . 7 Southwest • - - 3 South - . . 4 Marshall - - 0 South - • • 5 St. Paul Murray • 3 CLASHING GYMNASTICS C Boltom Row: D. Olson, J. Broen. C. Droher. C. Stanford. P. Anderson. Row 2: L. Forguson. E. Roden 0. Rosenquist, G. Gladwin. Top Row: D. Dow R. Eastman L. Humenik, L. Young. GYMNASTICS D Bottom Row: A. Hovlend. L. Grimmer, W. Carlson M. Knutson. J, Ellarsky. Row 2: F. Ammacher. D. Larson, K. Wcstorlund. K. Scroggins, J. Schaeffer, D. Burdahl. Top Row: R Danko, T. Moore. D. Carhonell. D. Bruneau. 52 BASEBALL Standing: R. Lundquist, K. Schu onhauer. W. Stolson, K. Sundvtrom, K. Miller. Kneeling: J. Glatzel, J. Honnecke. R. Grogg. R. Sundstrom, E. Hangen. W. Carlson. ( Q[_p Standing: A. Trembly. L. Poerson, R. Harper. Kneeling: R. Barge. R. Carlson, R. Sanstad. 53 TENNIS Standing: H. Bonion K. Ryan, D. England, J. Knoblauch. Kneeling: T. Spencer, A. Pufahl D. Panchard. W. Power. SWIMMING Bottom R. £a� ?man R. Redberg D. Bruneau. L. Young. Top Row: J. Redborg, J. Van Asch. D. England. W. Stedman, B. Auno. 54 TRACK Bottom Row: R. Anderson, J. Hoy, R. Hanson J. Kojtin. R. Wood, G. Tone, R. Westlund. L. Melhus. Row 2: R. Williams, K. Holmgren. J. Lawrence. D. Iverson. J. Donovan. F. Herltal. E. Penz. Row 3: R. Raze, D. Zahhos, R. Schoen, W. Laine, S. Dingley, R. Matta, J. Skarupa, F. Thompson. Row 4: R. Saleck. G. Nelson, W. Halstead. J. Kelley. A. Hoechorl. D. Blair. R. Munson. Row 5: Mgr. J. Trunk, R. Holmes, D. Johnson. R. Hartor. C. Johnson G. Kennedy. W. Stedman. L. Nelson. Mgr. L. Larson. Row 6: Coach L. Barnard, A. Landrache, P. Bosquez. R. Jamieson, F. Konecny, C. Kvommo, J. Elavsky, Asst. Coach G. O'Neal. CROSS COUNTRY Kneel'ng: R. Wood, P. Bosquez D. Chadwick, D. Iverson, M. Lloyd. Standing: M. Stordahl, W. Laine, J .Kojetin, A. Bosquez J. Hruby. H. Johnson. Coach A. 8rekke. 55 RHYTHM L. to R.: D, VanLa-anon, J. Casrio, P. White, 8. Wexler, M. Oas, V. O'Don-nail. LEADERSHIP Bottom Row: B. Williams. L. Heggen, R. Andre. H. Sande. L. Langoion, M. Andor-son. E. Borg. J. Hall. C. Leonard. 2nd Row: J. Pierce A. Wiamor. B. Helm-brocht. R. Christianson, J. Santos, H. Moon. L. Alocltson. V. Smith. D. Whaley. 3rd Row: J. Tholon. B. Clevenger, J. Smith, B. Bedard. F. Johnson. C. Cruys. E. Anderson. D. Johnson. P. Willman. J. Preston. 56 57 58 59 ♦« book we hove r°0m for only a f9w kW ‘ fr°™ ♦� � • many •ntorosting auditorium Program, that have be n Planted this year. Evaryono on-ioyed � he varied and interesting Program that wor ® Presented; Peo fesf,. g lee dubs, dramatics, etc. Mr. Mead and Mrs. Elliff are the chairmen of the committee which mokes up the auditorium schedule. Any organization which noeds publicity can arrange an auditorium. 60 AUDITORIUM PROGRAMS Upper Ltft: Tiger Auditorium The Charlejton Lower Loft: D. Grcqq. B. Weiler in e sceno from the Tiger Program Left Center: Homo-coming Auditorium, A Pu-fohlI, 0. Whaley Ight Top: Governor Youngdahl dodicatet Memorial Plaque Bottom: Scene from Little Theater Clifilt mai play put on by Mrs, [lllff] senior peach dam '3'uutd 'ZOeAt S , Brand West S,“ was the slogan with which South celebratod its 1949 Home coming on October 19. Tho events of tho day were an auditorium, the game, and the dance and reception. King Al Pufahl and Queen Dorraine Whaley reigned over the celebration. Carol Harney and Juanita Santos attended the queon while Buzz Carlsen and Kenny Miller attended the king. The coronation ceremony took ploce in the auditorium and was followed by a short program. In the game the slogan backfired and West branded South by a score of 14 to 13. However, everyone's spirits were lifted by the dance and reception at oight o'clock in the gym. On the sidelines: D. Whaley. A. Pufahl K. Miller The home-coming auditorium featured the coronation and a short play with Byrne Benson and Winton Kingsley in the leading parts. Bill Carlson was the master of ceremonies for the program. The halftime ceremonies included the parade around the field in a convertible and a performance by the band. Wistful Miss?—J. Castle Guard of Honor 62 (fame After Bob Matte scorod South s first touchdown and Gene Campbell made the extra point, it looked as if South wos in for an easy time. In the second quarter Sheldon Dingloy intercepted a pass and ran for another touchdown. The half ended with tho score thirteen to nothing. West came back strong in the second half and scorod two touchdowns. Their ace dropkicker made both points and that was the margin of victory for West. Lest minute refresher: Did Grogg @t z4A 'Ptacf CLASS PLAY CAST Terry Randall .... ... ................Diane Van Laanen David Kingsley .......................... Sheldon Dingley Jean Maitland ... .. ... ... Maryann Oas Keith Burgess ............................ Richard Grogg Judith Canfield . . ... ... . Dorothy St. Dennis Sam Hastings ............................ Eugene Parrott Dr. Randall................................ David Stiles Madeline Vauclain ....................... Jeannette Joing Pat Devino................................. Joan Nordin Jimmy Devereaux .. Curtis Carlson Little Mary ............ .... Lois Forrest Big Mary................................... Carol Harney Larry Westcott ............................. John Pearson Bomico Niomoyor................. .. . Bernice Seaman Louise Mitchell .............................. Joan Smith Kaye Hamilton ............................ Arlene Strand Ann Braddock .. Dorothy Lattery Susan Paige...................... ... Marilynn Dingman Kendall Adams ............................. Audrey Isreelson Ellen Fenwick ............................ Laverne Rengal Tony Gillette...............................Bevorly Smith Mrs. Orcutt ............................... Joann Langlie Katie . . Kay Matthews Mike ..........................................Jack Kelly Fred Powell ............................... Kerry Ryan Lou Milhauser ............................ Harold Benson Billy.........................................Kerry Ryan Mr. Gretzel................................. Ted Spencer Bobbie Melrose............................Josephine Ciresi Olga Brant ................................ Berta Wittles Director—Mrs. Pauline Forsythe Scene—D. St. Dennis: D. Grogg Stage Crew—R. Kish J. Kittridge. J. Fleming, M. Grabawski. F. Thomson. Stago Door. a throe-act comedy by Edna Ferbof and Goorge S. Kaufman, was presented on March 17, by tho graduating senior class. The Footlights Club, formerly a Broadway mansion, housed a group of promising young girls of the stago. Talented Terry Randall ycarnod for that wonderful part in a Broadway production and finally the opportunity arrived only to have the show close on its fourth performance. Financial difficulties forcod her to take a selling position in a department storo but her hope r.over faltered. Finally opportunity knocked again ot her door when a Hollywood producor, David Kingsley, becomes intorosted in her and her talent. The trials, tribulations, hopes, and heartaches of these ambitious girls joined their forces together and made a truly onjoyable play. Waiting for cue: Audrey Israelson 65 Upper Left: Will it holp! Above: What is it? Your guoss is os good as mine. Left: Now you see her now you don't. 1950 Swim The Senior Banquet was held in the main ballroom of the Radis-son Hotel on April twelfth. The large crowd of seniors and their advisors enjoyed the delicious turkey dinner. The clever place cards made by Harold Skoken helped everyone to find his seat promptly. With the exceptional sorvico by the hotel staff everything went smoothly. Lower Left: On with the show! Below: The Royal Guests. 66 Above: The dance of the seven veils. Upper Right: The Sheik. Right: Is it for real? '%anem 72out Sconcent The program took us away into the enchantment of the Arabian Harem. The Harem was visited by two ship-wrockod sailors, who danced and sang for the sheik. Clydo Hatcher, the Sheik, was entertained by snake charmers, tumblers, and dancers. The good food, fast service, and clever program all made up an enjoyable evening for everyone. Below: The Royal Guests. Lowor Right: Hm-m good! 67 69 71 Top Row: P. Mohurln. B. W.llloms, R. Sonstod, K. Motthews. L. Stolor, 0 Adomcik, D. Stilt . J. Hall, D. McForlane. Bottom Row: I. Winchester. D. Holland. J. Swanton, 0. Von loonen. 0. Hicks. B. Peck. TIGER STAFF After the production of an auditorium program in the fall of the year for the purpose of interesting new students in the Tiger, work on the annual was begun in earnest. Each section was assigned to an assistant editor, who after receiving the managing editors' preliminary layout, worked it to completion. With the help of the business manager, Mr. Stanley Nelson, and his corps of Tiger representatives, subscriptions were solicited and our budget was made accordingly. TIGER REPRESENTATIVES Top Row: J. JorQensen. J. libby, D Holder, J. Van Diver. J. Cunninghom, A Austin, B. Hockert, B. Fancher, M. Matthews, D. Carlson. B Corlson. 2nd Row: P Foiter. M. Boistod, A. Boodle, A. Peterson, J. Btocse, N. Rasmusson, J. Nichol . D Thompson. M. Stenmark, G. Hedlund 3rd Row: J. Johnson. C. Leonard. R. Hill, P. Wlltmon, J. Nelson. F Johnson. C. lunneborg. L. Buflord. M, Fischer. Bottom Row: $. Severson. M. Colloton. U. Hancock. D. Paisley, B. Williams, N. Colbert, J. Burnside. C. Ellinghoe, D. Droeger. 72 Top Row! R Johnson, $. Banker, J Santos. J. Donovan, E Alexander, J. Skarupa. C. Harney. C. Wesfod. J. Maxwell, D. Whaley, J. Smith. J. Dovijon. C. Lunne borg, H Morn Bottom Row: M. WltlWorw« f. Herkal. K. Phillippt, B. Wittlot. C. Man, M. Ho ns on, K. Ryan, T. Sp«n «r. C. Hockett. SOUTHERNER STAFF Answering the challenge of the pen, mightier than the sword, embryo journalists applied their collective talents to the editing of the school paper. Any student wishing to work on the Southerner staff must, during his junior year, take a class in news writing in place of English. A certain percentage of these aspiring newsmen are elected to the staff when they are seniors. The Southerner representatives aid the staff by promoting enthusiasm in their home rooms. SOUTHERNER REPRESENTATIVES Top Row: R Hoot. M Nelton. B. Stodmon. H. l.ndgr.n. A. Kortiboln. G. R W •?!!!} “°T h ‘|JLItTT' s'Ld Sd' J. Me Nurlin. D. Wolo, M. Erickvon. S. Putt. D. Hon von. J. Ardohl 3rd Row: W. P- M®.hu!'n- .Mo.(rb!’• £ n ' N‘ Holmb f®- R 5 d °d' M. Nolton, Bottom Row: P. Adamt. D. PoltUy, B Spongrud, C Dreher. J Thol«m. H Olvon. M Alvottod. J. Trunk. A. Hogon. 73 CHOIR AND GLEE CLUBS Mixed Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club are elective courses which meet every day with their director, Mr. Clayton Hutchins. Their program consists of singing at the Christmas concert, the Easter Program and at various other occasions about school. 74 Most members of the Choir, the highest rating organization for singers at South, were previously members of one or the other of the two Glee Clubs. After a vocal test is passed, the candidates are permitted to become members of the Choir. This organization represents South by singing at various public meetings. Some of the places where they have performed are at the Nicollet Hotel for the State School Board Convention, Wesley Methodist Church, and tho Formers' and Mechanics' Bank. 75 Y TEENS Y Teens, an interdenominational branch of the Y. W. C. A., includes both Blue and Silver Tri. Elected representatives to the city-wide I. C. C. (Inter-Club-Council) attend conventions and discuss their various problems. Y Teens have meetings twice a month to promote better personal relations, health, fellowship, religon, art and recreation. Two of their successful projects this year included the selling of Christmas cards and the cleaning up of Room 308 for their publicity headquarters. Big Three Presidents: J. Nichols. G. Campbell, J. Langiie. TORCH Y Top (tow: J. Benton. G. Reiton. R. Holme . D. Alliton, R Westby. Bottom Row: D Flor. S. Nelson, I. Anderson, W. Schlock. HI Y Top Row: F. Stodieck, R Alttod, D. Eng lin, K. Donberg. H. Benton. K. Miller, J Anderson, A. Pufohl. I. Pear ton. C. Stan ley 2nd Row: W Hoeft, K. Anderson L. Berg, P. Frittedt, N. Supolo, J. Dor ther, F. Thompson, J. Persons, G. Wor ren 3rd Row: R. Benson. C. Arblc, 0 Wlllmon. R. Isaocson, D. Richardson, D Stevenson, J. Hennecke. A. Corlton. Bot tom Row: I. Johnson. R Grose, J. Kroll 0. Vatne, G. Campbell. C. Hotcher, V Peterson, J. Pearson, B, Hockert. 76 BLUE TRI Seniors Top Row: B. Peck, A. Wlemer, E Gurxlt. I Aleckson, V. Johnson, J. Willloms. C. Wes-tod. M. Benton, O Knutson. R. Norrbom, L. Ostlund. 0. Thiel, G. Olson, B Wexlcr. 2nd Row: I. Forest. N. Holmberg, C. Wolk-er, R Perry, B. Sandgrcn. D. Whaley, M Alvottod. K. Motthews, G Neiton, A. Olson, J. Holl. M. Ding man, J. Brusewltx. 3rd Row: M. Henton P. Mahurin, E. Anderson. F. Johnton, D. Enquut. N Chriitanson. I McColllns, P. Hogan, C. loonord. H Sonde, J. Larson, J. Pierce. D. Johnson. J. Preston. 4th Row: M. Fagre, M. Oos. H. Schcele, B Anderson. J. Domains!. R. Quigley, D. Th'e-Iten, B. Williams, t. Younquist. A. Strand. D. Schendel. C. Harney, J. Meili, P Nelson 5th Row: D. Hoyer. D lottery, M, Erickson. P, Sorensen, J. Castle. J. Allors. H. Larson. I. Staff. L. Evans, S. Kauffman, B. Rauner. V. Dreien. E Pattio. Bottom Row: I. Scfic. J. Tholen, C. Cruys, V. Olafson. N Hammer, M. Hanson, J. Joing. P McGinnis, J Smith, D. Von loancn, J Hosti. BLUE TRI Juniors Top Row: L. Kmi-tr. P. Borrow. M Rokllos. N Sromek. I. Rice. D Mielke, C. Kemp, H Lindgren. K. Osborne. R, Swanson, J Corbett 2nd Row: M. Anderson, 5. Carlson, I, Carlson, V. Strond, D. Schmidt, E Skee-sick, A Hogen. M. Jewell. J. Cameron 3rd Row: J. Dion. J. Hcrby. M Anderson, J, Doll, E. Hillstrom. J, Schllnk, I. Winistorfer, Y. Rogstad, C. Frittedt. G. Gustafson. R. Lott. 4th Row: N. Winsor, N. Nelson, J. Pearson, L. Johnson. B. Stolpe. B. Carlson. B. Tongen, D. Olson, J. Mlko, P. Bogord. Bottom Row: C. Wolbura, J. Keller. P. Evans, J. Rosene, B. Israelson, A. Robertson. P. McKitterick, P. Peorson, D. Holder. SILVER TRI Top Row: C. Burch, P. Gaines, C. Fritch-man, M. Nelson. B. Christenson, I. Ronne-gren, M Molond. S. Olson, M Matthews. A. Noiske. B. Humphries, S Benson 2nd Row: E. Davis, J. Mason, E Chorlond, J. Berg, G. Dahl. J. Schuffenhouer, J. Nichol son, C. Poferl, H. Paulson. C Olson, C. Griffen, A. Anderson. 3rd Row: M. Hague. R. Hardy. S. Stevenson, C. Hansen, J. Myhre, A Rasmussen. D. Erickson, D. Hon-sen, P. Long. D Sefcik, P Hess, L. Peterson 4th Row: V. Singleton, M Nelson. G. Eyrse. D. Hanson. I. Hcnkcls, V. St. Dennis, D. Corlson, B. Forseth, B. Santos, G. Amundson V. Fox. 5th Row: M. Moduro. D. Harper. B listorud. J. Lilledahl, B. Beckmon, P Barker, R Peterson. V. Eck-man. V Green. C. Seifert. $ O'Donnell. Bottom Row: B. Fonchor, D. Kopecck. N. Rasmussen. M. Nelson. J. Nichols, N. Nor-veson, B Yoongquist, S. Swonson, A. Wostby. SETON HI Top Row: K, Matthews. P Nelson, P. Greene. J. Sontos. L. Rengel. M, Hanson. M. Matthews. D. Larson, D. Thiel, D. St. Dennis. 2nd Row: J. Kedrowsxi, I. Winchester. J. Gerdfn, G. Esby, E. Anderson. B. Malond, J. Mott, J. Jorgenson, L. Ost-lund, G. Olson, V Dresen. 3rd Row: M. Fischer. M. Brondstetter, S. Benson, M Hogue, P. Hess, R Hardy, E Krussow, S. Stevenson. O. Knutson, R. Norrbom. C. Bone. 4lh Row: D. Croon. W. Boystad, M. Christensen, P. Mohurin, H. Sonde, J. Larson, B. Sondgren, I, Langoien, P Hogan, D. Thcisen, J. Hooas 5th. Row: C. Schlink. M, Skoglund, 8. Borlond, 0. Lottery, S. Kauffman, M. Christensen, C Leonard. I. McColllns, E. Pattie, S. Brosc Bottom Row: F. Keilos, H. Moon. J. Meili, R. Christensen, I. Swedeen, B. Santos, D. Bello, C. Anderson, J. Williams. 77 BAND AND ORCHESTRA The orchestra is an organization for those who like string instruments and good music. This group plays for commencement, class play, P.T.S.A. meetings and other events. For evening performances formals and dark suits prevail. The band, directed by Arthur J. Lawrence, is a self-supporting organization offering both in-school and out-of-school activities. From marching band to concert band entails only a change of uniform and music. Adding color to this group are the flag twirlers. baton twirlers, and color guards. The band’s activities range from performing at football games to the playing of an annual Spring Concert and Dance, during the course of which letters are presented for two years' service, along with stars for additional years. Highlighting this year's activities was the all-day trip to Wisconsin late in the spring. Still on the job during the summer, the band marches in the Aquatennial parade. 79 Top Row: J. Knoblauch, B Hookert, J. Corf. G. Nelson, G. Behoffer, G. Campbell, D. Johnson, H. Benton, D. Zahlos, H Pope. 2nd Rows C. Rossmusten, C, lindberg. D. McFcrlano. M Honjen, M. Oingmon, D. Van Laanen. 3rd Row: C Bovo, J. Sundby. M Kedrowski, P. Hess, 0. Sofcik, P. Evans. P McKitterick. V Gustofson 4th Row: P Doll, M Brandt. B Santos. S, Johnson, M. Wolff. J Mlko, B Irgertj, M Peterson Bottom Row: G Dahl, J. Santos, J. Hall. C. Whitehead, N. Rasmussen, I. Peorson. 8. Witlles. STUDENT COUNCIL Workinq in conjunction with the faculty for the betterment of conditions around South, and for the improvement of student government, the Student Council is an integral part of South High. The Honor Society is a special organization for those students outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Teachers vote for students having these Beinq civic minded, the Student Council sponsors many fund-raising campaigns for such organizations a' the Community Chest. Save the Children Federation, and the March of Dimes. qualifications and maintaining a B” average. Candidates are then chosen on a percentage basis. HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: A laroclson, G. Esby, C. Cruyi. P White, W Kingsley. J. Swonson. N Hommef, J. S nsother F. Johnson. 2nd Row: J. Gordin, J. Davison, D Hoyer. E Anderson, J Joing. J Pierce. D. Van laanen, J Castle. 3rd Row: C lunneborg, J. langlic, D. McForlane, C. Lindberg. M, Oai, D. Johnson, C. Horney. Bottom Row: H Freeman, J Haigh, J. Hall, E Parrot, B, Wittlos, P. Soronsen. B Wexler. 80 SERVING PROUDLY Jr. Rod Cross officers packing gift boxes to be sent to needy children abroad. South High's Chapter of the Junior Red Cross is the oldest in the city. Particularly active before and during the early years of World War II. the organization not only sent needed clothing overseas, but also was a major influence in the establishment of other chapters throughout Hennepin County. Wo Serve is a motto certainly lived up to. The packing of Red Cross Gift Boxes, the entertaining of hospitalized children, and the raising of funds for the organization, these are but a few of the many activities in which the Junior Red Cross is engaged. RED CROSS Top Row: G. Anderton, E, Phyle, M. Pollord. M. Bolttod, S Swonson. G. Eidimo, R Norrbom, B, Wexler, P White. N. Sromek, B Thomley. M Rokllot, M. Bronditetter. V. Carlton, J. Dion. 2nd Row: J. Corbett. I. Carlton. B. Olton. G. Eyrto, R. lomere. J. Daviton, I Schultz, G. Parrot, J. John ton. J Schimel-pfenig. J. Bungert. M. Johnton, J. Hooas G. Olton 3rd Row: J. Harmt, J. Motor., B Sanloi, J. Matt. S Kauflmon, P Mohutin. J. Hein, A. Noitke. C Moyer, H. Sonde. R. Smith, N. Halmberg. B leovent, B. Stolpe. 0. loam. 4th Row: B. Corisen. H. Gpiod. M. lobeck. E Hillttrom, E. Berg, S. O'Oonnoll, S. Brote, Y. Rogttad, J. Nordin, C. Schlink, B. Batkin, F. Kielat. J. Kiefner. 5th Row: C. PoForl, C. Walburg, M. Adamcik, A. Holland. J. Halgh, J. Stentether, J. Anderton. J. Gienadohl. J. ICroll, R. Chrittenten. D. Honten. B Singleton. Bottom Row: R Poulton. J libby, R Trowbridge. C. Griffin, G. Amundton, M loue. 0. Johnton. B. Egon, L. laffon, N. Nido, G. lindberg. 81 SVITHIOD Top Row: V. Mossberg. J. Hultberg, G. Boyliss, L. Johnson. R. Alstod. C. Carl son, W. Anderson. L Norling. 2nd Row L Nelson, G. Johnson, H. Morn, 8 Is rcrelson, t. Norling, M Otion. A Robert son, 8. Anderson. C Olson. 3rd Row M. Nelson, A. Ostlund. J. Teigen. M Larson, J. Johnson, M. Wood. 8. Chris topherson, M. Johnson. L. Youngqulst. 0 Johnson, C. Biork 4th Row: L. Winis torfer, M. Johnson. M Anderson, J. Doll M. Erickson, J. Meili. C. lindberg, L Peterson. L. Holmes. Bottom Row: A Isroelson, P. Wlllmon, C. Fredrickson L. Johnson, J. Holgh, R. Olson, R 8«r gren, B. Anderson, J, Oitlund. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Top Row: B. Singleton, A. Robertson. D. Stiles. Z. UllesKOv, D. Kallmon, W. Anderson, G. Campbell, N. Hogstrom. G. Warren. W, Kingsley, C. Anderson, G. Phyle 2nd Row: J. Graves. C. Cruys, D. Church, R. Morrison. D. Thiel, M. Jewell, E Johnson, N. Narveson, B. Nass, C. Bickford. B. Thompson. 3rd Row: I. Rice. M. Raklios, I Wimstorfor. Y. Rogstad. P. Evans, R, Nor r bom, G. Olson. O. Knutson, J. Cameron, I. Ost-lund, D. Wlnlstorfer, D. Johnson. 4th Row: P. Mahurin. M. Olson. J. Eckert, C. Griffin. F. Johnson, G. Peterson. C. Walker. S. Carlson. H Paulson, C. lun-neborg, B Smith. 3th Row.- B. Borlond. 0. Coon. J. Meile. E. Anderson. D. Howe. M, Johnson. J. Haigh, V. Tokkunen. G. Bolson. V. Perry. Bottom Row: A. Elia-son, R. Jamieson. E. Ryals. E. Wold, J. Jenson. C. lindblom, A. Nishida. L. Berg. J. Stensether. HALL GUIDES Top Row: C Moyer. B Bunnell, R. Dhod-wick. P. Hilond. M. Hosti. A. Peterson. Bottom Row: L. Hook, G. Evenson. J. Williams, B. Helmbrocht, K. Drew. CAMERA CLUB Top Row: P. Ryan. J. Swanson. D Ad-omeik, B. Odland. D. Stiles 2nd Row: P. Anderson. I, Grimmer, W. Sylvers, J. Knoblauch, J Sharmon. 3rd Row: S Banker, H. Prescott. G Prok, J, Meili, J Hoigh, D. Johnson, P Mahurin. Bottom Row: K Ryan, G. Warren, K. Phillips. C. Cruys, I. Sefclk, G. Fitrgerold. 82 G. A. A. Juniors and Seniors Top Row: M. Iverson, M Severson, N. Hommer, J. Smith, P. Bray. A- Jacobsen, A. Hclland, W, Courteou. J. Giengdahl, A. Holm. C Walburg, S Seifert. 2nd Row: P Mahurm, 0. Miolke. K. Osborne. G. Nelson. M. Dingman, J. Joing, J. Hall. B. Molond, D. Grenier. L. Hnson, I Spicxko 3rd Row: N. Campion, E. Anderson, J. Gordin, G. Esby, C. Cruys, L. Youngquist. C Westod, H. Scheele, B. Anderson. P Willmon. J Allen, 4th Row: S. Kouffmon. I. Winistorfer. M Christensen. Y Rogstod. I Heggem, D. Thcisen. J. Ciresl. D. Johnson, J. Bruso-witx. J, Hoigh, J. Corbett, K. Matthews. 5lh Row: B Rauner. M. Anderson. S. B ote, C. Moyer. L. laffen, N. Winsor. J. Longlie. C. Horney. 0. Howe, M. Christianson. I. McCollins. Bottom Row-. M. Alvestod, B. Bedard. A Hagen. J. Keller. J. Pierce, J. Nordin, J. Tholen, J. Swanson, 0 Flint. G. A. A. Freshmen end Sophomores Top Row: J. Schlink, E. Wold, J. Herby. V. Takkunen. N. Nelson, P. Anderson. M. Westod. E. Skeesick. M. Raklios. P. McKittorick, 2nd Row: E. Davis, I. Ronn-gren, S. Olson. M. Molond, A. Westby. S. Swanson, V. Cone. D. D'Ambroglo, 3rd Row: S. Parrott, J. Myhre. A. Ross-musson, V. St. Dennis, C. Hansen, D. Sefcik. N. Rasmussen, B Youngquist. J. Moson 4th Row: C. Schlink, D. Harper, L. Peterson, M Jocobton, M. Nelson. C. Rasmusson. M. Madura, I Cawlei Bot tom Row: M. Brandstettor, G. Eyrse. J. Brodersen, B Spangrud, N Soderlin. M. Matthews, F. Kielas. D. Kopocek, B. Nass PROJECTION Top Row. G. Warren, R Brenner, W. Anderson, G. Victorlon. A. Austin, t. Grimmer. 2nd Row: J. Carr, D. Cadwick, S Banker, R. Williams. C. Stanley, P Ryan. J. Knoblauch 3rd Row: R. Benson, J. Melli, P Anderson, B. Bunnell, R. Wood. G. Fitzgerald Bottom Row: J. Kantes, P. Kittleson. R. Anderson. I. Kofetin, D. Dow, STAGE CREW Top Row: D. Larson, G. Lee. S. Olson R. Colbert. F. Thompson, J. Kittridge H Lorson. 2nd Row: D. Doble, R. Eott man, J. Kantes, N. Mothison. H. Pope M Grabowski. Bottom Row; D Be no, D Punchord, J. Halpin, 8. Coykendall, R Kish. B. Johanson. 83 TO THE FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES At last you are free from the pranks of the upperclassmen. After months of trying your hardest, you managed to get acquainted with the building, teachers, and rules, among other things. As time passed you seemed to change along with your friends. You have found the fun in the football games and dances that you always looked forward to. You are now a part of South, and are helping to fulfill her proud traditions. Be South. Photo by lynn I or ton HOMEROOM 7—Junior Top Row: R. Gjongdohl, J. G bb , 0. Eng-lin, M Collofon. 2nd Row: P Anderjon, C. Dreher, L. Grimmer, R. Johmon, C. Stanford. 3rd Row: J. Fitzgerald, M. Geyer. f. Ferry, J. Grots. E. Dokken. D. Dow. bottom Row: C. Elmborg, K Drew. M S'onolc, J. Corbett. P. Event, E. Green, J. Doyle. HOMEROOM 12—Junior Top Row: R. Tobiaton, R Bcrgren. W. An-derton, R. Anderjon. 2nd Row: K. Sund-jtrom. R. Belcher. D. Anderjon, I Ander-jon, M. Bently, K. Anderjon, B Aune. 3rd Row: G. Anderjon, P. Bomow, D, Bed-nor, J Sundby, B Berger, M Anderjon. B Anderjon, M. Anderjon. Bottom Row: J. Bjornton, D. Urnet . B Thompjon, P, Anderjon. B. Anderjon. R Swomon, D. Anderjon. HOMEROOM 17—Junior Top Row: R Brook j. S Blair, G. Vicforlon, N Burgcsj, R Wllliomj, J. Corr. 2nd Row: R. Chadwick, B. Bunnell. B. Carlton. B. Vikingjtod, P. Bogard, S. Btojo, A. Corljon. Bottom Row: M Carlton, M. Copiitront, M Chrijtenjon, J. Comerjon, S. Corljon. M Vcronikai, J. Bohlln. TO THE JUNIORS You are now looking forward to your senior year and the good times and hard work that go with it. You realize, as time flies, how much you are going to miss school and all the fun connected with it after you graduate. We would like to wish you the best of luck in your senior year and may it be as successful as your wonderful class has made it in the past. HOMEROOM 104—Junior Top Row; J Prentice, R. Danko. R East-man, S. Peterson, t. Smith, D. Cumming . 2nd Row: M Perry. E Roloff. N Schreoder, B. Olson. D. Carney, P Ratten, F Ratfield. Bottom Row. t. Rotcndohl, J. Smith. B. Singleton. A. Domborg. P Grime . HOMEROOM 106—Junior Top Row: R Serge. R Almited. I. Christenson, M. Duron. A. Elll . M Kerr. 2nd Row: A Botaocz. W. Stohl. J. Jonei. J Norton. A Ander on. F. Berg land 3rd Row: M. Andcrjon. I. Buflord, M. Gustof-� on, t. Norllng. J. Nclton. D. Overby. K. Brlgh . G. Bocklurvd. Bottom Row: L. Fournier, B. Johnson, J. Dion, V. Carlton, M. Kissel, P Adam , 2. Wiltey. HOMEROOM 108—Junior Top Row: J. Kontes. K. Hoof. D. Hoor. D. Johnion, P. Kittleson, R. Heng. K. Komlntkl. B. Kirchberg 2nd Row: R, Benton. R. Hoot. G. Kennedy, J. Hennrxkc. G. Johnson, D Johnson. H. Pope. J. Hen 3rd Row: R. Honten. M. Haiti, S. Murphey, I. Johnson, A. Johnton, P Hatty. E. Hansen, J Johan-ion Bottom Row: H Hoyrr, £ Hillstrom D. Holder, J. Keller, C. Krmp, J. Hein, J. Kerr. HOMEROOM 115—Juniors Top Row: R. Harter, J. Broen. T. Willoy, J. Jenson. I. Jenson, D. Johnson. 2nd Row: A Hovlond. L Johnson. R Johnson. R Jamieson, W. Hoeft. 3rd Row: R Hon-son, J. Honson. T. Helmbrocht, R Eckert, T. S eg, D. Burdahl. Bottom Row: J. Herby, E. Evans, M Johnson. B. tsroelson, D. Johnson, A Robertson, I Bloese. HOMEROOM 120—Juniors Top Row: Z Lillcskov. J. Kittridge, 0. Paisley. S. Olson, G. lone. V. Mossberg, I. Nelson, L. Melhus. 2nd Rowi G. Normon, T. O'Dcnnell, C. londroche. R, Donley. N. Novock, D. MJolkc. B. Olsen, G. McGilp, A Pearson 3rd Row: A Nishido, L. Kmet , J. Doll, A Lockwood. R Kladilko, I. llllo-moo, J. Miko, I. Jensen, Bottom Row: E Kohout, J. Moson, J. Ortman, A. Singer, N. Palmer. R. lett, J. Norrbom. HOMEROOM 217—Juniors Top Row: M. Kedrowski. M. Lawrence. D. Hague, D. Sondberg, R. Olson. H. Gilbert, son E Wold, J. Harms. 2nd Row: B. Si I ver, C. Frlstedt, J. Helboch. J. Jorgensen. N Nelson. J. Martin, L Johnson, Bottom Row: J. Baremore. G Sobol. R. Tured. M Iverson. A. Hagen. J Nicholson. HOMEROOM 220—Juniors Top Row: R Race. V. Winston, H. Prescott. O. Sandahl, R. Schoen 2nd Row: G. Peterson, D, Schmidt, L Spei ko. L. Smith, E. Rogers, L Small. 3rd Row: C. Peterson. B. Stanchflcld, Y. Rogstad, J. Rosene. P. Wright. J. Schllnk, C. Poolor, A. Peterson. Bottom Row: I. Rice, S. Seifert, G. Phyle, M. Polommy, E Skeesick, M. Raklios, fl. Rush. HOMEROOM 222—Junior Top Row: R. Willey. T. Wallerui. C White hood. R. West by, I. Wogner, R Walter G Steen. 2nd Row: R. Stockingcr, L. Weeks M. Stenmark. B. Tongon, L. Winistorfer F Wholey 3rd Row: D. Wold, N Winsor V. Tokkunen, R. Zimmerman, J Celling ton. J. Thome Bottom Row: V Sfrond R. Stovenjon. B. Swanson, S Carlson. B Tienter. H. Swanson, B Stolpe. HOMEROOM 306—Junior Top Row: W. Stig ell, W Carlson, G. Olson, L Norling. J. Nelson. D. Overby, K. Osborne, B Gloege, F. Thompson, R. Nostvald. 3rd Row: M. Ell, B. O'Connor. G. Olson, K. Nelson, J. Ostlund, B Myran, S. Nygrcn, B Pederson. Bottom Row: 0. Olson, M. Peterson. J. Pearson, P. Pearson, J. Dole, J. Olson, J. Nyberg. HOMEROOM 313—Junior Top Row: D. Beno, F Kerola. P. Martin, T Orr. R. Orr, R. Kish. 2nd Row: C. McMillan, D. Punchard, R. Julin. B. Koblas. P. Mital, I. Lowerce, L. Larson. R. H. Larson. Bottom Row: I. Carlson, H. Lindgren. J. Gustafson, L. Laffon, P. McKitterick, V. Rounsvillc, E. Rehberger. HOMEROOM 9—Sophomore Top Row: D. O'Keefe, N. Pope. C Myrin, G. Nelson, H Olson, J. Nelson, W. Part-low. W. Windhausor. D Olson. 2nd Row: P. Olson, J. Sunderland, C. Oliver. B. Nats, J. Paddock. S. Oslson, M. L Nelson, M. Olson. 8ottom Row: J. Novotny. S. Mulen. G. Parrott, A. Olson. A Noiske. S. Parrott, A. Ostlund. HOMEROOM 10— Sophomore Top lowi 0 Trowbridge, M. Ubl, B Sled man. D Viler , G. Titwi, R Thoroion. B Willmon. B Mohurin. 2nd Row: D. Wilto M. Willmon, B Vosqu , I, Wuornoi, A Strand, S. Stampt, 0. Sunde, R. Trow bridge. Bottom Row: J. Teigen, G. Stlen B. White, P. Wolihloger. C. Torstien, D Wlniitoeler, D. Thell. HOMEROOM 15—Sophomore Top Row: 0 Hogen, I Guy I Johnson, J. Johmon, K. Holmgren. M, Gronli, R. Puffer. 2nd tow: R. Keornei. I. Hammer-lond, M, Hogue, P. He� � . P Green, I. Larson. F Houkon, T. Johnson. Bottom Row: G Greene, N. Holieth, J. Johmon, G. Hedlund. V. Green. V. Haiti. R Hordy. HOMEROOM 112—Sophomore Top Row: l Fnitedt. C Ellingboe, B Defield. R Dahl, J. Gooden, B. Gordon. J. Geidl, D. Dohlin. 2nd Row: K. Glerde, M Gravelle, A. freeman, P. Ericson. D. Edridge, J. Duckworth, R. Dow. J. Green. Bottom tow: G. Gennrich. M. Farrell, G. Dohl. A, Ellason, G. Dahl, C. Fritchmon. I. Danickk. HOMEROOM 113—Sophomore Top Row: G. (Qmil, R. Bareko. P. Jaku-bk. L. Anderion, W Berg. I. Bumark, R. Brisk G. Okon. 2nd Row: B. Calveldge. D. Alliion, C. Bove, G. Amundson, G. Brown, A. Andersen. C. Maubece. J. Ben-ion. Bottom Row: C. Biork. N. Almguilt, C. Burch, H. Brodenen. M Brandsfetter, B Bloion. D. Corlson HOMEROOM 114—Sophomore Top Row: R Ralston. B.. Smyfhe, W Ron-aeo, J. Sondhofer, D. Orodson 2nd Row: I. Relten, D. Qvallcy. E. Riley, J Skaa-den, D. Quinn, C. Qu mby 3rd Row: M Preston, L. Ronngren. L. Peterson, M Shafer, S Severson, J. Schuffenhauer. M. Roushar, C. Seifert. Bottom Row: D Spcor, N. Soderlln, B. Sponkard, L Schultz, S. Shepard, D. Rhodes, V. Hancock HOMEROOM 116—Sophomore Top Row: J Cunningham, J Holpin, A Soleck, J. Ellavsky, D. Dodds. V. Panning L. Dahlmon. 2nd Row: N, Dutcher, R East man, I. Norllng, J. Eckert, D. Dorfner, D Wickon, H. Gould. Bottom Rowi D. Am brogro, D. Dangers, J. Ekberg, V. Cone V. EMU, C. Drone, E. Davit. HOMEROOM 118—Sophomore Top Row: R Verhofo, D. Boufield, K. Anderson. 8 Blandkholm 2nd Row: E. Berry, R. Vaydcr. J, Wacholz, W. Jorgensen. J Nordin. R. Bertrand, C. Hogan, 3rd Row: M Power. G. Bolson. L. Johnson. D. Wok-osch, M Johnson. 8. Chrlstopherson, J. Bcdmond, G. Krussow. Bottom Row: L. laMere. D. Wald, M. Drobant. J. Hocfl, J Hoeft. A Bjurbock, I Sezulka. HOMEROOM 125—Sophomore Top Row: D. Hanson, R Foss. W. Holitaod. G. Glodwln. 2nd Row: A, Anderson, M Grabowski. R. Possum. L. Ferguson, W. Fuchs, E Haugcsog. 3rd Row; C Griffin, M, Fischer, I. Dahl, L. Honkels. D. Groon, J. layman. Bottom Row: D. Hansen, D. Erickson, L. Evanson, C. Hansen, V. Fosse. M. Hoehnel, B. Fredhom. HOMEROOM 209—Sophomoro Top Row: C. Johnson, D. Lodwig, D. Ivor-ion. P Johnson, 2nd Row: V. Kubl. M Howe, R. Schurdin, F Howell, A Kelly 3rd Row: O. Jocksan, J. Kiofnor, J. Jonwn. 0. Johnson. G. Holscher. N. Hovik. Bottom Row: D. Johnson, P long. M. Kujowo, M. Richter, J, Doble. S. Koob. 0. Johnson. HOMEROOM 215—Sophomoro Top: H. Madsen, E Holseth. R Van As h. W. lundquijt. 2nd Row: J. M-choels, W Dock. V. leinum, J. McCollough. J. Mclll, G. llndborg 3rd Row: M Moot. G. Mun ion, J. Mason, B. lyman. C. Borg. D. lor-iOn. R Morben. E .Startin Bottom Row: E. Pumper, N. Norveion, F. Morrison, M. Matthew , N. Nichols. J. Blott. D. Und-bom. HOMEROOM 216—Sophomoro Top Row: H. Barton, R. Anderson, T Brask J Beihoflor. A. Auitin, D. Flor. D. Brod crick 2nd Row: 0. Bruneau, F. Beaman T. Christianson. V. CofFmon, E. Carlson, B Bolter. 3rd Row: I. Cowles. M. Vironor M. Chctfcy, P Aopleton, J. Crippt. P Barker, B. Beckman. Bottom Row: B. Chris tomon. B. Cameron. J. Anderson, J. Carl ton, S. Benson, D. Anderson, M. Bocan. HOMEROOM 318—Sophomore Top Row: D. Pederson J Hoy, R Colbert, S. Nelson, 0. Cooley, J. Redberg, J. Schu-do. 2nd Row: W. Orodson, C. Olion. M Nelson, R Peterson, J. Nichols, I. Prentice, R. Nygren. Bottom Row: N. Rasmussen, J. Nicholson, C Pofcrl, N. O'Brion, I Aldre, H. Paulson, HOMEROOM 324—Sophomore Top Row: R Sulondt'. N Glowiir. W Stock. J. Richordson, W Schluck, E. Svend-son, K Mitchell. 2nd Row: R Horper C Schlink, M Skoglund, B. Santos. 0. Roerig, A. Stoovei. G Soiicr. D. Llllomoe. Bottom Row: D. Thompson, M. Nelson. 0 Schmelt- er. I. Swowon, C Hoberg, M Skordohl, S. Stevenson, HOMEROOM 330—Sophomore Top Row: H Dohloger, R. Willioms, J. Trunk, R Thorud, J Femritr 2nd Row: B, Youngquist. B. Iregns. A. Duffy, 0. Harper, S Troonor, C. Hansen Bottom Row: B. Thomloy. G. Townsend, G. Verowl-kos, M Wood, N. Wood, J. Burnside. S. Tholen, HOMEROOM 331—Sophomore fop Row: R. Matson, H. Lundin. J. Kindvoll, D. llndmon, D. Mothison. B. Lundgren, K Langmodo 2nd Row; E. Larsen, R. Keen, 0. lundgren, R. Merrimon, 0. Lerold, D. Stone, W. Lehtinen. 3rd Row: J. Lille-dohl, M. Matson. J. McMurlln. M. Malond, B. Listerud, M Lehman. J. Libby. Bottom Row: B. Morchessault, M. Larson. G. I ystne, M Kroenke, L. Loren . J Martin, D. King. HOMEROOM 103—Freihmon Top Row: H. Winston, E. Zick, J. Van-Diver, R. White. A. Carr, G. Tone, G. Perry. 2nd Row: J. Tomasko, R. Wood, K. Wyberg, W. Wolff. M. Tornberg. D. Karris 3rd Row: M. Totan, M. Wolff, P. Woodruff, K, Thomson, A. Jacobsen. 0. Wood, E. Urseth, J. Yenor. Bottom Row: N. Thompson, J. Wcsterlund, A. Wcsfby, M. Zuchls-dorff, J. Worp, J. Tuffloy, M. Adamcik. HOMEROOM 105—Freshmen V t44tf| Top Row: J. Anderson, D. Blair. R. Nelson R. Bortko. T. Bungert, P Bosque 2nd Row: W. Boyer I. W. Botchelder. F. Bak-wla, W. Bocon. W Bcsto. J. Bake berg 3rd Row: I Bocon. t Smedley. C. Bolino. S Baity . M Andor. M. Brandt, G. Beito. Bottom Row: P Brandt. J Brodersen, M Bolstad, J. Berg, J. Brown, L. Andrutko, S. Borg. HOMEROOM 107—Freshmen Top Row: W. Englund. M. Lloyd, T. Darst H Eide, D. Chodwick. 2nd Row: J. Dut-cKer. E. Tegg. J Estling. E Enright, 0. Downing. P. Doll. 3rd Row: F. Corcoran. B. Englund, B. Church. J. Dohlmon, J. Crepeau. B. Egon Bottom Row: J. Elm-. C. Colloton, E. Charland, G. Eidsmo, V. Dauphinoii, D Droiger. J. Cassman. HOMEROOM 123—Freshmen Top Row: W. Hough, R. Jordon. R. Holmes, G. Ross, J. Nelson, J. Kane. B. Hmricks, C Husom, A. Hoecherl. 2nd Row: C. Johnson, R. Howe. N. Johnson. H. Johnson, J. Howell, G Hendren. 3rd Row: R. Hill. B Juckson. M Jensen. S. Johnson, M. Jocob-son, S. Johnson. M, McPherson, I. Johnson. Bottom Row: f Kielos, I. Jensen, M. Ivor-son, B. Humphries, E Johnson. B Juleen, I. Strong HOMEROOM 124— Freshmen Top Row: G. Kauillo, B. Perry. D. Krause. C. Kromms, A. Kurlxbein, E. Martineau. 2nd Row: K. Lund. P. Longen. R. Leslie. A. Longen. C. Lind berg. J Knopps, H Langendor 3rd Row: P. Torgerson, C. Lund. S. Moder, M. Madura, H. Toft. M. lobeck, R lozor, J. Mortineou. S. Schliok-er. Bottom Row: L Lardert. J. Ledford, G. McConnell, D. Kopecek, J. Klupper, I. Knutson, E. Larson. HOMEROOM 213—Freshmen Top Row: J. Ordohl, P. Hapko, H. Olson. £ Bor-.tod. D. Newton. G. Orvold. 2nd Row: G. Murroy. A Paulson, R Moline, L. Molstad, J Porry. J. Miller. 3rd Row: D, Peterson, A. Neu, D, Pederson. G Olson. 0, Nelson. P. Foster, S. O’Donnell, W. Alford Bottom Row: D. Nelson, P El llnoson, A. Lorgc, D. Peterson, J. Myhre. A. Bloese, R Nielsen. HOMEROOM 224—FretKm.n Top Row: J. Craven, G Helseth, E. Gee Ion, P. Doran, J. foster. G Carpentier 2nd Row: C. Grubich. G Fitxgorald. N Hombrick, S. Fehling, G. Honien, f. Hosier. J. Helm. 3rd Row: B. Hordy. C. Grothe, V. Fox, D. Hanson, 0. Evens. M, love. P. Hall, A. Holverson. Bottom Row: B. Fan cher. H. Gray. B Hanson. R Harrington, P. Gaines, M. Gamec. G. Eyrse. HOMEROOM 310—Freshmen Top Row: C. Schlutcr, 8. Hansen. W. Swan ion. R. Stevens, R. Smedstod, D. Gibbs 2nd Row: T. Myers. G. Richter, M. Schwc ger, J. Johnson. R. Swedeen, R Swonson 3rd Row: M. Swisher, H Stevenson, D Spicer, M. Sundlin. C Seemann, V. Single ton. J. Storkamp, J. Svobodo. Bottom Row M. Simcoe, J. Mott, Seidenkronx, S. Swan son, V. St. Dennis. B MoufTels. D. Sefcik HOMEROOM 3IB—Freshmen Top Row: R. Schultx . D. Robinson. R. Rosen, B. Potvin. D. Peterson, T Pfeifter. 2nd Row: I. Scheuchl. C Knoblauch. D. Petersen, S. Putt S. Prok. D Kissell. D. Polomny. 3rd Row: C. Rasmusson, D. Sov-oge. A. Rickard. M Wllsey, E Sprague, D Pope, B Robinson, M, Peterson. Bottom Row: B Roy, A. Rasmussen, S. Schuler, E. Phyle. M. Pollard, I Schaefer. J. Prescott. PATRONS’ PAGE Henry W. Anderson . ... 1839 E. Lake St. Aim's Market .............. 2842—27th Ave. So. L. H. Aim Anthony Penant Co. 2927 E. Lake St. Mrs. R. H. Anthony. Prop. Miss Beth's Flower Shop......... 912 Marquette Avo. Shop of personal service MA 8323 Columbia Dept. Stores 4th at Cedar and 4th at E. Hennepin The best in family wear AT 1409 Connor's Meat Market ....2706 E. 25th St. Quality Meats PA 1113 Duke Ellison's Meat Market 607 Cedar Ave. So. GE 6775 R. Fabian......................... 3201 Cedar Ave. Open Evenings and Sundays DU 9708 Freeman's Dept. Store. . .27th and Lake St. The store of values DU 9347 Anton G. Hanson Co. .... 1513 E. Lake St. Real Estate and Insurance DU 7346 Mrs. Hughs Compliments of a friend Kaplan Bros. Dept. Store 1425 E. Franklin Ave. Men's work clothes Kruckeberg's Pharmacy 2630 E. 25th St. 55 years of prescription service DU 0190 Lindskoog Florist .... . 1400 E. Franklin Ave. Flowers for every occasion McDivit's Funeral Home,. .29th Ave. So. and Lake Roy T. Patterson DR 3621 Miller's Food.... .......... 2746—27th Ave. So. DU 8683 Moberg's Grocory . . . 605 Cedar Ave. So. GE 1869 Morris Cleaners and Tailors 2537 Bloomington Ave. So. Prompt pick up and delivery DU 6747 Mundy's Super Value..... . . 1604 E. Lake St. Finest groceries and meats Norum's Shoe Store. ... .812 E. Lake St. Quality foot wear and hosiery RE 9109 Nokomis Cleaners ...... 2515—27th Ave. So. DR 8238 F. Schjollber Grocery ......2443 Bloomington Ave. Snyder's Drug Store..... . . .. 27th and Lake St. DU 9381 Thorgaard Music Shop .............. 1630 E. Lake St. The best in quality DU 2632 Vasseur's Barber................... 1509 E. Lake St. Wayne’s Lunch ............. 2602 Bloomington Ave. Lunches, sandwiches, ice cream DU 9995 Wide Awake Shoe Repair . 2035—27th Ave. So. Next door to Freeman's Wood’s Grocery.. ...........2539 Bloomington Ave. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff thanks all who helped make the 1950 Mid-century Tiger a success. We especially mention Miss Esther Frazier and Mr. Stanley Nelson (Advisors); Mr. Perpurx (Weston Engravings); Larson's Studio (for their co-operation and help in photography); Mr. Dahlberg (Harrison Smith Co.); Joe Skarupa (Sports section); Glen Nordgaard (for his fine work in mounting); Minneapolis Star and Tribune; Patrons and all those who helped in the publicity of the Tiger campaign. 96 'V if) 5) a n 7,r) 21 If) 'N a. .;.r ,i;— “ i i I — ■ Hr (( ,, C --- il � jO yr V, c c ♦ ♦ + ' c « • —v _ ■ , fO- wet V ,. ir 'fk { Jf “ 4' { ■1 cVLhtuJ