South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

hSJ Vnnw nw'wWJWj lUHH 1 V Vv 'X ' ' K- mlHtr'Ai • � U Students of South High! To you We present this9 Your 1953 Tiger. Let it serve as a key To open the doors of memories Of another year gone by. 'ttMMfjy ....... y tHiW V • tlNf.il (•To tt f i' n is iflacu litj 8 C1«U 18 Seniors. 86 iVrtiiirtiejs 54 Homeroom’S 64 tk I e4“ i t T6 TIGER STAFF I). Hanson J. Sundstrom M. Madura V. Singleton S. Scnluter B. Fancher Sandy Putt J. Craven, R. Kladifko, G Colloton. M. Gamer, T. Warmc, R. Smith. I). Kopecek P. Longen G Prescott A. Quigley 0. Schmclke B. Rhode Advisors: Miss Bremer; Miss Frazier; Mrs. Ilia. Not Pictured: B. Egan. E. Zick. Acknowledgments; Photomatic: Harrison and Smith: Larson Studios; A. J. Dahl Company. D. Evens S. Fredrick V. Dauphinnis C. Eyrse M. Wolff 5 To the Students of South High: A high school annual is the principal historical record of the events that have taken place during the year. At South the Tiger has fulfilled this function in a very successful way. In my first year at South it has been a real pleasure to get acquainted and to serve so many fine young people. Past experience is responsible for South ideals, school spirit, and traditions; and all students and alumni can point with pride to their school. May each succeeding year continue to he the best for South. Q (JUJJL, Long hard hours every day—You know those teachers are really O.K.! Jf acuity L. Gnade J. Luohine. A. Lawrence Mr. Wells S. Nelson, II. JlonRcn, W. Mead H. Niles 10 M. A. Campbell, J. Slrebel M. Olsen W. Butterwick. L. Barnard 11 H. Lund, A. Cagley, E. Bray A. Brekke, W, Glcnny, A. Groff E. Peterson, M. Kobinson, L. Peterson What is a school? A building? Well, yes. but—add to one building, some assorted subjects, your favorite teachers, and you’ll have more than a building; you’ll have South High School — with its tradition of “Be South!” South’s tower is to he razed soon. It has long symbolized education to the people of South Minneapolis. It has been beloved by students and graduates. For the sake of progress — again the old gives way to the new. So South grows. A. Guy, C. Poston, R. Muckley, W. Kelly O. Pederson, L. Marchnnt 12 K. I .a nr, G. Swnrstad, I). Trow M. Olsen, A. Pihlstrom Yesterday's school began at 6:00 a.m. Today’s at 8:20. 8:20? Well, most of us slide into homeroom on time — 8:20 b! Master Andrew of Ye Old Little Red School House started out for school after eating a hurried breakfast of porridge. His little satchel contained an ink horn, a quill pen, a knife for sharpening pencils, and a few sheets of paper. Today’s modern Andy starts for school after eating well — nothing! His satchel — if he carried one — would probably contain — maybe his lunch! Master Andrew studied, memorized, and learned “Old English, German. Italian. Greek. Latin, and other “easy subjects. What no Arabic? R. KorI, C. Hutchins E. Bruce 13 F. Benner, B. Atkins P. Forsyth, L Jensen I). Tenney, M. Tangen In today’s school there’s something for every ability and every interest of ever)- student. In fact, Andy doesn’t have to fit himself to school; the school attempts to fill his every need. There is such a variety of subjects that sometimes he has a hard time limiting his program. Headin', rilin', and 'rithmetic, symbolic of the “I.ittle Red School Mouse” are still a part, but only a very small part, of the curriculum. F). Davis, K. Ilia. A. Hove 14 I.. Bremer. J. Petryk H. Hurd, E. Frazier, I). Nyholm L. Mona, B. Marconett In addition. Andy now is also offered such subjects as these: manual arts, mechanical drawing, and woodworking. Sue may lake fashion designing, secretarial practice, or foods. The Andy or Sue of today’s school gets out of school only what he or she puts into it. Driver's training, occupational relations, and world problems — these are a few more of the subjects now offered to both Andy and Sue. Truly the graduate of today’s school should be prepared for life — its opportunities and its challenges. C. EllilT, A. Ixre, E. Roll 19 S. Bostrom. R. Peterson Modern Rembrandts Busy Botanists l cfi lo right: M. Crowley, A. Johnson, J. Houston, M. Addington, D. Westling. C Gunderson. J. Rosenquist. Top row: F. Christenson, E. Carpen-tier, E. Bordeaux. I. Peterson, A. Madison. Bottom row: L. Matthews, M. Shovllain, 0. Christenson, B. Cameron. K. I.ee. FACULTY INDEX English and Social Studies combined: Douglas C Davis English: Lavella M. Bremer Louise S. Drape Mrs. Helen H. Heggen Harold R. Hurd Lisbeth S. Jensen Wesley J. Kelly Helen A. Lund William I). Mead Mrs. Dorothy Trow Social Studies: Ann Flora Guy Altnon G. Hoye Mrs. Emma B. Ilia Leone E. Kaus Katherine E. Ijine Luther G. Mona Marion M. Robinson George C Swarstad Speech: Mrs. Gertrude H. Ell iff Foreign language : Signe D. Bostrom (Span.) Alvilda P. Lere (Fr.) Rose M. Muckley (Ger.) Mrs. Ruth W. Peterson (Swed. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Roll (Lat.) Mathematic : Frances M. Brossard l.ura E. Marchant Oscar E. Pederson Special Qa Caylen II. Commercial: Elizabeth B. Bray-Alma B. Cagley Mercia M. I-csh Stanley L. Nelson Charles S. Poston. Jr. Industrial: Albert E. Brekke Alden I). Groff Rudolph F. Kogl James A. Lushine Joseph M. Petryk Home Economics: Betty A. Atkins Mrs. Florence R. Benner l.eonn II. Gnade Harriet S. Niles Art: Mrs. Pauline Forsyth Esther Frazier Music: Clayton Hutchins Arthur J. I-a wren re Physical Education: lister S. Barnard Walter L. Butterwirk Mrs. Mabel C Tangrn Dorothy F. Tenney Science: Evelyn M. Bruce Delbert N. Nyholm Evelyn M. Peterson Almond J. Pihlstrom e� : Vr,hur V- SlorTn Bonnell 17 Together ire met and had loads of fun These friends tee'll keep tchen this year is done. 2 m Row 1. G. Gillette. J. Carlson. G. Carlson, A. West by, C. Winsor, C. Rasmussen, M. Siple, G. .Sherman. K. Olson. Row 2. C. Banker. C. Johnson, P. Dugas, S. Trapskin, G. Roholt, J. Stordahl. R. Pearson, S. Fredrick, M. Arvidson, P. Doll, J. Olson. Row 3. L Lunncborg, M. Carlson. B. Wood. B. Peltola, 1. Slenmo. M. Martineau, P. Scott. A. Scott. B. Carlson, L Leus, B. Trudean. D. Minkevics. Row 4. H. Ilan-“tad, R. luring. G. Carlson, J. Rasmusson, M. Legat. R. Jackman, D. Bouchard, M. Gorton. J. Barken. P. Nelson. C. Gordon. V. St. Dennis. A. Rasmussen. Row 5. A. I.cnox. I). Kopecck, E. Johnson, S. Swanson. A. Minkevics, M. ! obeck, E. I .arson, R. Ros4|tiez, M. Stul l«s M. Anderson. Row 6. G. Eyrse, M. Sudmeier, B. Rhode, J. Kowalinko. S. Johnson. V. Dauphinais, M. Simcoe. I.. Jorgensen, D. Rysrwski. President A. Westbv f r-Teens Row 1. M. Zaltel. J. Erickson, R. Freeburg. L Lund. A. Schmidt, S. Shobaken. C. Mosbey, R. Lucas. Row 2. A. Stenmark, M. Quickstrom. C. Peterson, A. Saltzmen, G. Jubera. J. Gross, I). Schwalbe. S. Deg, S. Johnson. Row 3. V. Steeves, B. Peltola. M. Carlson. B. Braaten. C. Erickson. G. Poll, B. Srhlutor. R. Taubert, S. Olafson. Row 4. M. Unite, D. Sedio, I). Langnicklr. J. Olson, M. Ludvigson. B. Wagner, J. Henning. K. Morben. M. Brestrup. Row 5. W. Boylan, M. Legat, E. Woodruff. V. Zewiske, C. Smith, D. Bouchard. S. Cl eve. I. Wood, D. Carson. Row 6. K. Walker. D. Carley, L. Halvorson, S. Meiers, C. Mirhelsen, S. Johnson, G. Sherman. M. Si pic. Remember the fun we had at C. A. A. and Y-Teens? From the beginning of the school term to the end, these organizations filled our leisure time with a variety of activities: G. A. A. gave opportunities to indulge in sports; Y-Tcens filled our social and cultural needs. 20 President R. Lundborg Row 1. J. Wilson, R. Freeburg, M. Rundle, R. I.undlmrg. S. Hanson, K. Rauner, M. Edwards. M. Bachman. How 2. A. I.enox, J. Hudson, S. Holmes, G. Roholt, J. Bonkowski, R. Youngquist. J. Skogman. P. Thompson. L. Pfeifer. Row 3. R. Apsley. M. Bolirn, J. Larson, L. Lund. A. Kensmoe, J. Levine. R. Gunner, J. Eschwisler. G. Goetz. Row 4. J. Seppala. V. Dauphinais, L. Rein. C Prescott, L. Androff, E. Johnson. B. Fancher. M. Hendrickson, K. Berg. Row S. J. Ijiudahl. E. Anderson, J. Mattison. A. Korts, I). Wollin, P. Stengel. M. Larson. f Chri Ti an Fellowship Row 1. A. Kallman, N. Nelson, S. Cl eve, S. Johnson. C Michel son, H. Glidden, N. Christensen, R. Nichols. B. Dustrud. Row 2. M. Halhome, P. Bell, M. I.arson. B. Turdean, E. Olson, C Wood, R. Carlson. M. Jorgensen, M. Smith, S. Dolny. Row 3. M. Speraw, P. Scott, M. Martineau, J. Skogman, E. Woodruff, B. Cornelius, B. Braaten. J. Gross. M. Hawkinson, J. Kurtzhein. J. Anderson. Row 4. J. Smith, J. Kobeskei, M. Ludvigson. V. Zwrisk, J. Berglund, B. Wagner, J. Olson. J. ffenning. L Lunneborg. B. Peltola, V. Newgard. Row 5. I). Kinikin, P. Rolls. E. Nyhlen. N. Christensen, K. Collings, D. Keoster. S. Isenlwrg. J. Baizel. B. Dahl. D. South. R. Ramsey. Who will forget C. F. — especially the membership drive with Roosevelt and the party afterwards! Seriously, we realize that C. F. filled a more important part in our lives — that of the spiritual. 2t President C. Carlson Row 1. K. Rerg, S. Johnson, C. Carlson. J. I .arson. Row 2. R. Joing, A. Kallman. R. Larson. M. Hallborne, M. Kyle. Row 3. J. Carlson. R. Halldeen, K. Johnson. D. Heath. J. Slanko. J. Seppala. Hi-Y Row I. J. Walsh. K. Anderson. J. Mallison. W. Houk. G. Kurilla. A. Korts, I). I-a Mere. Row 2. C. Stengal, I). Wright, J. Wright, G. Peterson, A. Hargreaves. D. Wirklund, J. Westbjr, J. L-unlnhl. Row 3. G. Cruys, R. Olson, J. Harrington, W. Erickson, M. Johnson, J. Schmidt, J. Shimota. Row 4. T. Peterson, P. I-ane, I. Kadiesky, R. Kladiflco, R. Mithy, R. Haugen. N. Dahl. G. Nielson. C. Freeburg. J. Westby, L. Aim. President W. Houk Hi-Y and Svithiod are two sociable groups which have something in common: regular meetings outside of school. Hi-Y meets at the beautiful new Southtown Y. M. C. A.; Svithiod has the pleasure of meeting tw'ice a month at the home of its adviser. Mrs. Peterson. Editors How 1. M. Gamer, C. Colloton. B. Egan. J. Sundstrom, I). Hanson. G Fvrae M Wolfe. D. Evens. How 2. S. Fredrick. M. Madura. S. Putt. C IWtl!SL 3 I). Kopeek. S. Srhluter. V Dauphinais, Barbara Rhode. V. Singleton, A. Quigley How 4. B. Kladifko. J. Craven. S. Baker. J. Engstrom. P. Eongcn. B. Fancher. G. Schmelke 1. w arme. S. Baker S. Putt Art Editor J. Engstrom Editor R. Gunner News Editor M. Ihnat ,n,ys Rundle, R. Gunner, J. O.rimmins, M. Ihnat, C. Sehantz. How 2. J Feldt. J. Berg, A. Rasmussen, C Rassmusson, L. Rein. The school annual and the school newspaper are produced by two hardworking organizations: the Tiger Staff and the Southerner Staff. Both groups and their advisers arc hounded by one word deadline! Happily, we report all deadlines have been met! 23 How 1. M. Paggens. M. Anderson. J. Gustafson. J. Hudson, M. Sudmcier, B. Fanrher. A. Blase. J. Erickson. S. Kumpf. How 2. M. Madura. K. Emberlcy, D. Hoy, G. Sherman. S. l’almrr. I . Heckman, M. Wagner, M. Carvatt, M. Brestrup, S. Trap-skin. How 3. K. Doherty. C Erickson. D. Mevissen, B. Berg. P. Scott, II. Hunstad. P- Kails. B. Me Nurlin, C. Srnythc, K. Walker. W. Boylan. Row 4. B. Burch. F. Silver. R. Audette. Ft. Hanson, R. Bakken. R. Wood, R. Orison, M. Orson. How 5. I Rice, I). Larson. H. Zocbisrh, B. Mitby, A. Henriksen, J. Andrews. How 1. C. Mosbey, A. Quigley. V. St. Dennis. J. Laudahl. M. Jacobson, J. Bakken. How 2. P. Doll, M. Arvidson. J. Westerlund, M. Lobeck, FI. Toft, Z. A tab, C Schantz. S. Putt. How 3. D. Hanson. C. Prescott. J. Erickson, K. Stocke, S. Raker, W. Larson, B. Fanrher, M. Simeoe. Awards and rewards are pleasant to receive. For one hundred per cent participation, Tiger representatives and the rooms they represent are awarded with boxes of candy and free Tigers in the Tiger sales campaign. Students who prove themselves in Leadership, Character, Service, and Scholarship are recognized with membership into Honor Society, truly a worthy awai d. 24 Row 1. J. Backen, N. Larsen, L Gilbertson, H. Toft. S. O'Donnell. M. Lobeck. C Carlbom. E. Mulcahy. Row 2. B. Bull. A. Lenox, J. Cooley, G. Corcoran, D. I.ang-nickle. K. Youngquist, C. Bloomingcr, G. Carlson. C. Schantz, Sue Rowe, I’. Dugas. Row 3. M. Sudmeier, C Bristol, I). Sedio, R. Taubert, J. Olson. I. Goel el, S. Bulk, I). Byzewski, E. Ilanington. Row 4. R. 1 Jizor, L. Jorgensen, M. Siple, G. Gillette, M. Vare, M. Krove, S. Welhel, G. Carlson, P. Moore, F. Kiel as. Row 5. C. Donovan, C Colloton. J. Feldt, M. Peterson, M. Gamer, W. Swanson, F. Moen, W. (jun field. I). Wirklund. ffpd Cross Cross HlUrnates Row 1. B. Graen, G. Sherman. S. Dolny, K. Perry. J. Nelson, Y. Courteau, M. Bork, M. Stubbs. Row 2. D. Hoy, R. Stolpe, M. Smith, M. Gagnon. J. Crimmins, J. Stor-dahl, B. Lochr, M. Stenmo, M. Owe. Row 3. B. Church, R. Houkom, B. Crockett, D. Mevissen. L Oken, S. Nelson, B. Berg, B. Collins, A. Weddcl. Row 4. K. Morben, B. Orson. K. Kllingson, R. Peterson, J. Peterson, J. Anderson, T. Hoechrrl, M. Edwards, L Bacon. Row 5. D. Kyle, K. Nielsen. R. Anderson. M. Mathison, R. Nelson, I). Gumphrey, D. Swanson, A. Korts. Pencils, crayons, soap — Junior Red Cross boxes are being filled again! Into each box with care go the carefully chosen articles which will make some boy or girl happy. The members of the Red Cross Council — two voluntary members from each Homeroom — come freely and work hard; they are interested in their varied duties. 25 Row I. J. J. Boquist, C. Doll. J. Nelson. B. (.audahl, B Row ft. II Row 7. K. Row 8. C J. Carlhom, Kims. S. Carley, S. Sh w. N. ttriatmaen, J. Aymar. J. Riley. Row 2. • 7 cn ®n • B. Kasper. B. Kraavenbrink. J. Hess. Row 3. Valsh. Johnson. M. Carlson. M. Ludvieon. N. Dahl. Row 4. A. Doughty, G. Nyenhuis. B. Prltola. J. Engberg. G. Kane. Row 5. J. ’ , , • ,San,OS' :',rk- J- Shfanota. L Kadiesky. W. Christenson. • l, aur- J- l' on-R- Nida. M. Peterson. M. Bachman. B. Gunner, hreeburg. D. Lundhorg P Dreis. J. W,liman. E. Koch. G. Broman. Markuson. A Schmidt. V. Singleton. H. Zoebisch. Row 9. K. Natland. B. Peterson, K. Anderson. S. Putt. Row I. I.. Woskohoinik, J. Benson, L. Rivcrc, J. Dorian. S. Singleton. Row 2. S. Deg, G. Pliyle, G. Johnson, J. Kabcska, J. Gross. Row 3. M. Vare. (J. I.a Pointe, J. Kelly. B. Braaten. Row 4. II. Mr Ginnis. C. Johnson, J. Matthews. M. Bainnrd. Row 5. R. Bartko. l. Woznak. D. Sibben. J. Hegdahl. Row ft. J. Dustrud. M. John son. C. Smith, S. Palmer. I). Downing. Row 7. R. Mueller. S. Hoover, G. Brooks. I.. Solie. I). Hanson. Row 8. G. Dream, J. Levine. Y. Peterson. J. Harrington, J. Dahlman. Row 9. J. Sehlink, H. Osterhus. G. Cruys, P. Wilson. J. Bakken. Buy a pin! Join the March of Dimes! Give lo the Red Cross! These slogans arc descriptive of the many activities that the Student Council takes charge of during the year under the leadership of its adviser. Mr. Osterhus, and its president. Gerald Kane. 26 Row I. C. Kcrnnn, M. Simror. Row 2. K. Phylr, I). C(Mwt, Q Roeynke, M Hendrickson. V. Snyder. C. Erickson. M. Alltel, 0. Brown. Row 3. G. Goetz. I) Bouchard. Library pe an Row 1. J. Berg. M. Gamcc, L Gilbertson. P. Santos. G. Brooks, B. Pearson. J. Willman. J. Hegdahl. Row 2. J. Ij� udahl. C. Nyenhuis, B. Doughty. N. Christensen. S. Shaw, S'. Christensen. V. Singleton. R. Harrington. In school there is opportunity to learn, to do. and to serve. Among those who serve arc the students who help the Deans and the Librarians. For the Deans, there are errands to run and clerical tasks to he completed. In the Library, there arc hooks — hooks to discharge, hooks to shelve — well, there are hooks and more hooks! 27 Kern 1. A. Weddel, P. Elm , M. Now. J. Pieacach, J. Perrault, J. Swerdfiger. M. Legal. Flow 2. N. Carlson, R. Gunner. D. Byzcwski, B. Roman, M. Streich. M. Olson, I.. Rohlf, J. Peterson. Row I. S. Johnson. S. Clevr. Row I. M. Larson, M. Des Marais, J. Anderson, B. Larson, M. Kyle. Row 2. S. Car ley, M. Harrington, I . Heckman, L. Halvorsen, E. Hanington. Row 3. M. Des Marais, E. Johnson. S. Johnson. K. Walker. Excellent service is given to the schools by three groups: Hall Guides, students who give up their study hour to keep the halls clear; Lunch room helpers, students who act as cashiers and help with odd jobs; and Office Helpers, students who do errands for. in. and around the office. 1 Row 1. L. Pierson. E. Dauphinais, J. Dauphinais, J. Winnie, R. Withrow. Row 2. J. Pierson. A. Anderson, R. I.rttemnirn, J. Michaels, L. Chadwick, R. Me Cinnis. R. Olson. Row 1. R. Nida. J. Dustrud, B. Swedeen, J. Rakos. T. Warme, J. Daly. School movies, auditorium programs, the class play — these are enjoyed by all. So as not to forget those who made possible our pleasure, we mention these: the Projection Crew who runs our movies; the Stage Crew who sets the stage for all plays and most programs; and German Rand, who organized for their own enjoyment hut have added to ours. 29 The member of the Band are as follows: Clarinets; I). Brir. J. Dauphinais. J. Elms, D. Fool I, D. Hoy, P. Heitmiller. M. Ihnal. M. Jorgenson, J. Kobeska, J. I-auriahl, R. I-oset, L Martineau, 0. Simpson, S. Trapskin, T. Warme, D. Wright, B. Ilallin. Flutes; J. Bonkowske, S. Carlcy, V. Newgard, E. Pinski. Oboes; S. Prescott, L Rein. Tenor Sax; J. Bakos, R. Lawson, R. Tbomaaaon, G. Tone. French Horn; J. Bcrglund. J. Delliolten. J. Dustrud, B. Green. R. Horn, D. Raze, L. Winnie. Trumpet; K. Christenson, M. Hager. A. Kensmore, E. Nelson, R. Randall, M. Swanson. Hnritone; A. Booth, J. Wright. Trombone; W. Bacon, R. Gunderson, R. Moran, R. Nida. N. Quickstrom. I). Weltzin, R. W'ood. Drums; A. Dahlgrcn, J. Hargreaves. T. Meyers. R. Rein, R. Skogman. J. Smith. Bass; D. Brown, M. Foss, M. Frolik, D. Hallquist, B. Swedeen, K. Swedeen. Bells; S. Amemann, D. Petersen. E. Straimline. Baton; S. Berg. J. Crimmins, J. Fancher, J. Ferrier, M. Ihnat. A. Johnson. Drum Majorette; L. Bacon, P. Dries. Odor Guard : J. Seppala, D. Sibben. Hag Twirlers; E. Barstow, M. BrLse, J. Corcoran. R. Emberley, E. Leslie, J. Must, R. Peterson, J. Rasmusson. 30 The members of the Orchestra are as follows: Violin; A. Dauphinais, J. Eschweller, R. Hanson, R. Johnson, M. Larson, I). Sibben, R. Torkelson, I). Woods, M. Zabel. Bn ; I). Broun, R. Swedeen. Cello; R. Bosquez, S. Phillips. Trombone; R. Nida. T. Norby. Drums; T. Bungert, E. Homsted. Clarinet; I). Beir, B. Dustrud, D. Hoy, V. Johnson, M. Jorgensen, J. Kobeska, G. Kurilla. I). Simpson, $. Trapskin. Oboe; L Rein, S. Prescott. Sax; T. Arvidson, W. Edstrom. G. Tone, H. Winston. French Horn; L Winnie. Flute; S. Carley. Piano; N. Christensen. P. Dugas, J. Griffin. Trumpet; N. Christensen, R. Kallmun, E. Nelson. J. Spicer, R. Tauhert. 31 Mrmben of thr Choir arc as follows: Firs! Soprano; L. AmlrofT. G Horn, B. Gundt, S. Holmes, J. Hudson. E. Johnson, F. Kidas. M. Kyle, M. Madura, K. Rauncr. H. Tofl, M. Warmr. Second Soprano; V. Bloomberg, Y. Cour-tcau, J. Erickson. L. Olson. S. Palmer. L. Pfeifer, I). Setchcll, C. Stiles. First Alto; !. BoNtad, I), (.arlcy, J. Cooley, M. Edwards, Y. Halbjuist. E. Johnson. E. I .arson, S. l-arson. C. Mosl ey, S. O’Donnell. S. Perko, Y. Peterson. A. Rasmussen. Second Alto; M. Arvidson, M. Burton, G. Carlson. II. Castle, K. Colling . D. Downing, I. Gurek, M. Hendrickson, M. Jacobson. J. I.arson, M. Ludvig-on. First Tenor; A. Oauphinais, S. Oevrrcaux. G. Fronk. M. Krove, B. Peterson, M. Peterson, J. Pierce, P. Rogers, K. Shcrcr, M. Siple, E. Smedlry, M. Vare. Second Tenor; J. Bergren. G Johnson, J. (arson. M. Mathison. G. Orvold. G. Osum. II. Ramsey, E. Sqgrstad, J. Strand. A. Ybarra, E. Zirk. First Hass; T. Ayers, M. Barnard, J. Bursinger, I). Croissant. G. Drcscn. D. Harris, J. Julin. G. Kane, J. McNurlin, R. Pacheco, J. Riley. R. Roomer, G. Skopyak, G Stengel. K. Storke. Second Hass: G. Anderson. N. Dahl, G. Kelly, R. Kladifko, C. I.indly, D. Wollin, H. Zoebisch. Pianist; S. Hanson. Members of the Mixed Glee Club are as follows: Sopranos; C Banker. V. Boiler, G. Carlson. D. Carrvatt. M. Carr-vatt, N. Chelmo. P. Collins, N. Dahl, L. Green, C Johnson. D. Kinikin, B. Kutter, I., l.ubow, L Me Culloch. P. Me Neal. N. Nelson, J. Nowak. S. Olafson, M. Olsen. G Panning. C. Pearson, J. Smith, J. Stordahl, M. Sundboom, I.. Waskolminik. C. Winsor. Altos; J. Anderson, J. Bartko, B. Berg, M. Brestrup, D. Carlson, J. Griffin. M. Hall-l orne, V. Hansen, M. Kulenkamp. J. Kurtzbein, M. Iarson, M. Meyers, A. Nelson, D. Quam. D. Reitan, R. Rosens, M. Sehmock. K. Sturgeon, N. Tapett, S. Thompson, R. Tutch, P. Tuttle, D. White. L Young, R. Zarins. Tenors; B. Armstrong, G. Crandall, I.. Cross, G. Doll. M. Gagnon. W. Green. D. Hanson. M. Hizir, R. Hurd. G. Johnson. L Jones. G Kuntz, J. larson, G I.indberg. P. Nelson, G. Phyle, G. Poole, B. Schluter, R. Trongard. B. Yatne, J. Wenz, G. Wheeler, D. W'icklund. G Wood. Hass; J. Barken, B. Berge, B. Coraelieu . J. F.nglund. G Erickson. B. Geer, G Gordon, F.. Haggen, M. Hawkinson, A. Hodgman. D. Hoecherl. M. Holte, E. Johnson, M. Johnson, A. Kallman, D. Kyle. J. laveson, J. lave, M. Masters, L Nelson. R. Nichols, D. Nygren, K. O'Donnell. J. Olson. G. Ronning, W. Sefcik, J. Weis, D. Yurik, M. Yurik. Pianists; J. Anderson, J. Gustafson. 33 The members of the Girls’ Glee Club arc as follows: First Soprano J. Baizel, B. Carlson, J. Qtrlson. R. Carlson, B. Devenin, P. Grill, B. Handvside, B. Kasper, J. Larson. R. Larson, P. .Shea. Second Soprano — B. Berg, B. Brown. K. (Carlson, J. Christensen, P. Coons B. Dahn. V. Daily, K. Doherty. D. Draves, S. Elvcndahl, J. Gross, E. Hackleman, M. Hillstrom, A. Johnson, I). Love, E. Nyhlen. P. Ralls, D. Roff, S. Rogers, B. Sjodahl, S. Snaza. M. Speruw, A. Slenmnrk, B. Tuehs. First Alto—B. Braaten, B. Bull. B. Barrington. A. Carr. J. Engherg. H. Gliddrn, L. Halvorson. B. Holmstrom, S. Jeffrey, E. Johnson. B. Kraayen, M. Legat. E. Perry. A. Sallzman. M. Scheideskcr, D. Spangrude. Second Alto — G Bristol, G. Burch. P. Butz, B. Dunnevant. M. Gorton, G. Jubera. J. Hester, B. Jackson. S. Johnson. M. Kendrick. I). Langnickel, M. Martineau, C Michelsen, J. Oliver. K. Perry, M. Rudisuhle, P. Scott, D. Sedio, J. Skogman, V. Sleeves, M. Svobada, E. Tessmcr, E. Woodruff. For list of Band members, see page 30. I wo of the many groups who furnish music for auditorium programs, PTSA meetings, und football and basketball games are the Girls Glee Club and the Band. The Girls’ Glee dub is under the direction of Mr. Hutchins, who also directs the Choir and Mixed Glee Club. The Bund is led by Mr. laiwrence, who also has charge of the Orchestra. These groups are always available when they are needed. 34 ALTERNATES I . Nicholson B. Peterson C Rasmusson Donovan A. Ranmussen V. St. Dennis E. Jacobson J. Laudahl C Kellington YEAH! HAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! Over nnd over again, with seemingly endlrss vigor, the Cheerleaders lead the roaring crowds. Faithfully, our Cheerleaders attend all games, thereby helping to keep up the teams’ morale. I 35 The end of our schooldays over and done — Note on our oten ice have begun. Mentors OFFICERS CLASS Al Quigley PRESIDENT Sue Kumpf VICE PRESIDENT Now our school years are over and done. Gee! South High surely has been fun. When years have passed and tee come hack, . . . We’ll STILL love this school . . . and that’s a fact!! SENIOR Row 1. M. Robinson. S. Bostrom. D. Trow. L Bremer, E. Peterson. Row 2. L. Drage, H. Lund. II. Hurd, M. Lesh. 38 Bonnie Courteau TREASURER Harriet Toft SECRETARY ADVISORS Mary Arvidson Zigrida Atals Stanley Baker Joan Bakkrn Elaine Charland Ceorgene Clausen Omar Dahl Patricia Doll atherine Donovan t June Erickson Janet Feldt Dolores Hanson Donna Kopecek Wvman Larson Joseph Laudahl Marlys Lobeck Paul Ixinpen Carolyn Moshey Karen Olsen Carol Prescott Gail Rohalt Geraldine nonn Carolynn Schantz Gerald Schmelke Marlene Schweger Marlys Simcoe Virginia Singleton Virginia St. Dennis Evelyn Stensether Kenneth Stocke Muriel Sund Harriet Toft Janet Westerlund Paul Wilson Ruth Withrow Donna Woods Audrey Anderson Ear! Anderson Kenneth Anderson I-oretta Andrusko Barbara Arbuckle Mary Jane An idson Stanley Baker Joan Bakken Francis Bakula William Baycrl Thomas Beniek Allen Benjamin Robert Anderson Roland Anderson James Andrews Zigrida Atals Loretta Bacon Willard Bacon Rodney Bartko Sharon Bastys Wayne Batchelder Darlene Berg Joyce Berg Sally Berg J|all of Jfame Roy Bergquist John Bergren Sandra Bern Carol Bloominger Catherine Boline Marilyn Bolstad Alvema Minor Donald Blair Virginia Bloomberg Marion Bork Charles Boylan George Branlnn lleane Breilinger Jeanette Brodereen Robert Broinan Leota Brown Rosemary Brown Evelyn Cameron Eugene Capistrant Janice Carlboin Thomas (Prison Patricia (Passman Hope Castle James Castrodale Jpall of Jfame Harriet Toft Best All Around Ed Zick t Donald Chadwick Elaine Charland Thomas Christensen Georgene (hausen George Clothier Carol Colloton Janice Crepeau Ronald Crew Jean Crimmins Omar Dahl Audrey Dahlgren Jane Dahlman (iorinne Christian Thomas Christianson Barbara Church Frances Corcoran Yvonne Courteau John Craven Barbara Cronberg Brian Crook George Cruys John Daly Vonda Dauphinais Marlys Decker l aU of Jfarne 1 all of Jfame Patricia Doll (Gloria Dombrouski Uldis Dombrovskis Barbara Egan Harold Eide Geraldine Eidsmo Jeanne Erickson June Erickson Ralph Erickson Catherine Donovan Doris Downing John Doyle Donald Ekberg Carmen Ellingson Joan Elms William Emery Douglas Eva void Dolores Evens Duane Erickson Gladys Eyrse i William Englund James Engstrom Elaine Enright Donald Erickson Ix retta Andrusko Jim Norman $5 % Beverly Fancher Janet Feldt Patricia Foster $ r A Marian Gamer Duane Gangelhoff Rose Garmer M %. X Roberta Gunner Robertt Gunner Helen Haas 3 Gerald Hansen Sandra Hanson Jerome Harrington John McMillan Hall of Pat Cassman Del ores Frederick Shirley Fredrirk Shirley Freeman Leona Gilbertson Robert Green James Gross Adoria Halverson Barbara Hanson Dolores Hanson Rosemary Harrington Dennis Harvanko Richard Haugen Jfame Wittiest Ruth Haukom Mary Heenejr Phyllis Heitmiller Alfred Henriksen Robert Hill Ronald Hinrichs Arnold Hoecherl Joan Hoeft Shirley Holmes Ronald Holstrom Ronald Howe James Howell Joan Hudson Richard Hurd Mary Ann Ihnat Marylyn Iverson Betty Jackson Aimee Jacobsen Marilyn Jacobson Louise Jensen Richard Jensen Doreen Johanson Amelia Johnson Charles Johnson Hall of Jfarne Virginia St. Dennis Most Athletic Stan Baker 45 Evelyn Johnson Lou Ann Johnson Richard Johnson Shirley Johnson Barbara Joins Gerald Kane James Kelley Richard Kellington Ivan Kerr Frances Kielas Thomas Kissel I Gloria Kittelsnn Robert Kladifko Clarence Knoblauch Donna Kopeeek Duane Krause Ronald Kreft Myrtle Kruckeberp Sara Kumpf Susan Kumpf George Kurilla Arlen Kurtzbein John Craven Hall of Jfame Marlene Schweger Most Likely to Succeed 46 Elaine Larson Cordon (.arson Richard Larson Rose Mary I.aw� r Maxine Leith Arlene Lenox Shirley Larson Wyman Larson Joseph Laudahl Richard Leslie Joyce Levine Charles Lindherg Morion Madura Shirley Magnuson Raymond Mann Carole Markuson Frank Martin Earl Mnrtineau I)all of Friendliest Jfamt Susan Kumpf Tom Warme 47 Jeanne Martinrau Milan Mathison Waller Matlila Doris May Geraldine McConnell Karen McCurdy Beverly McGlIp John McMillan Ronald Melin Robert Mitby Patricia Moore Carolyn Mosbey Karin Natland Deloris Nelson DeMaris Nelson Barbara Meuffels James Miller Richard Miller Thomas Myers Glenn Murray Joa-Mai Naadel Everett Nelson Janet Nelson Donald Newton Hall of Jfamt Jack Bergren Vonda Dauphinai PX Most Mischievous vlj 48 Gary Nielsen Yvonne Nordling James Norman Eileen Nycklemoe Sharon O’Donnell Arland Olafson Karen Olsen Ronald Olson Gerald On-old Marlene Overlid James Overstreet l.arry Parrott Ronald Paulson Kathryn Pearson Merle Pederson Barrie Perry John Perry Gamer Person Betty Peterson Darlene Peterson Delores Peterson Elaine Peterson Marlowe Peterson Marlys Peterson Hall of Jfame Joyce Berg Jerry Kane 49 Shirley Peterson Yvonne Peterson LaReign Pfeifer Elizabeth Phyle Mary Ann Pollard Don Polotnny Donna Pope William Potvin Carol Prescott June Prescott Curtis Provo Sandra Putt Allen Quigley Marlene Quist Arlene Rasmussen Charlaine Rasmusson Kathryn Rauner Alice Raymond n David Redman I ois Rein Barbara Rhode Phyllis Rogers Gail Roholl Geraldine Ronn Hall of Jfame George Rranton Shirley Holme Cutest 50 Barbara Roy Murirl Rundle Virginia St. Dennis Roger Salrhert Darlene Samuelson Ix is Schaefer Carolynn Schantx I-awrence Scheuchl Shirley Schlieker Sharon Schlnter Donna Srhmatz Gerald Schmelke Arlene Schmidt Marlene Srhwegrr Shirley Searle Charlene Seeman Donna Sefcik Jean Seppala JpaU of Jfame Karen McCurdy Chuck Johnson Funniest Laugh Phyllis Skogman Paul Skurupijs Cordon Smith Richard Smith Delores Spicer Phillip Stengel Evangeline Stenmo Evelyn Stensether Carol Stiles Kenneth Stocke Ruth Stolpe lone Strong Muriel Sund Marjorie Sundlin Judie Sundstrom Shirley Swanson Wallace Swanson Raymond Swedeen HaU of Jfamt Allen Quigley Sandra Putt Cutest Couple Gerald Tone Ronald Tremble? Anne Tripp Mark Tumberg Patricia Ukurn Inez Urnes Jon Van Diver Joan Wadley Thomas Warme Marion Westberg Ann Weatby Jane Westerlund I.awrenec Willey Paul Wilson l.enna Winnie Harvey Winston Ruth Ann Withrow Franklin Witso Margaret Wolff David Wollin Robert Wood Donna Jean Woods Kenneth Wyberg Janice Yenor Edgar Zick Raymond Zimmerman Harold Zoebisch Marion Zuehlsdorff Camera Shy Seniors: Ronald Fenne, Richard Hammond, Dale Harris, Robert Hughes, Clifford Husom. Charles Kellington, Richard Krell, Gerald Olsen. Richard Pace, Silas Prok, Eileen Ruud. 53 Senior Activities are listed on pages 93-96. The high light of the year — full al trays to our minds appear. cttotties Day by day the suspense grew. We guessed, we wished, we hoped. Who would be our royalty? The day and hour arrived. Loyal subjects were entertained with a review of the highlights of the yesterdays of South. Then the candidates marched down the aisle to the strains of “Pomp and Grcumstance.” Anticipation and suspense dominated the audience! At last, the scrolls were unrolled! The King? TOM WARME! The Queen? SUE KUMPF! So started the reign of King Tom and Queen Sue; so endeth a period of waiting, anticipation, and suspense. Allen Quigley, Jim Norman, and Tom Warme 56 Homecoming festivities continued all afternoon and long into the evening. In the afternoon the football team did its best to “Corral the Cowboys”! At half-time the band performed for the royalty and their attendants: Harriet Toft. Jim Norman, Leona Gilbertson, and Allen Quigley. In the evening the students and the alumni danced to the music of Dick Erickson's band . . . and then it was midnight. Another perfect Homecoming day had ended. 57 Jack Frantz Roosevelt’s Winter Carnival King TEARS and SMILES Carolyn Mosbey 1953 Winter Sports Week Queen Dorothy Erickson South's 1952 Winter Sports Week Queen Seuted: Class Princesses — Carolyn Mosbey, Ardis Stenmark, Joan Rakken, and Sylvia Palmer. Standing: Class Representatives — Allen Quigley. Bruce Doughty. Gene Anderson, and Jack Larson. 58 59 Cast of Characters THURSDAY Erma Lowrie........ Aunt Sophia.......... The Mystery Woman Peggy Van Ness...., Yami............... Arthur Hale........ Macintosh.......... Mrs. Murdock....... Thompson........... Oswald Kerins...... Director........... Student Director.... .. . Patricia Cassman Mary Jane Arvidson . Vonda Dauphinais Charlene Rasmussen ...Milan Mathison ... .James Norman ... Harold Zoebisch ..........Lois Rein .....Robert Mitby ..........Ivan Kerr . Mr. Douglas Davis ........Joyce Berg Cast of Characters FRIDAY Erma Lowrie................. Aunt Sophia................. The Mystery Woman........... Peggy Van Ness.............. Yami........................ Arthur Hale................. Macintosh................... Mrs. Murdock................ Thompson.................... Oswald Kerins............... General Manager............. Prompters.................... .. .Sally Kumpf .. .Joyce Levine ... .Carol Stiles ... .Ruth Stolpe Milan Mathison Charles Johnson .... Edgar Zick . DeMaris Nelson .Gerald Orvold .. .Robert Wood .Marlys Lobeck Patricia Foster Judie Sundstrom Many a friend tee made — Not one of those years tce’d trade. Homeroom � WT — A. Anderson Vice President . “ Juniors r JH | K. iT 1 r Av P. Nicholson Treasurer I.. Lund Secretary J. I-nrson — President What fun! We’re juniors! Homeroom is now more than a place to get the day's notices. We campaign; we elect our class officers. And then D. I .a Mere comes the climax of our junior year. New clothes. Sgt At Arm scrumptious food. a colossal program foh. but the day after)—all these add up to the Junior Banquet. It’s fun to “Be South. HOMEROOM 330 — Junior How 1. M. Swanson. M. Narres. S. Pulk, J. Peterson, M. Nowak, J. Carlson, B. Moline. How 2. R. Pacheco, K. Nelson, J. McGraw, P. Rice, J. Medvcc, D. Sylvcrs, B. Eliason. How 3. W. Geer, R. Nida, J. Sundhloom, D. I .arson, G. Rehn, J. Sutherlund. Row 4. W. Olson, D. Narcisse. C Smith. R. Burns, R. Sundell, W. Burton. HOMEROOM 313 —Junior Row I. C Swanson. M. Stubbs, J. Steady, D. Sibben. J. Swerdfiger. R. Albee, N. Schmelke, L. Stockness. Row 2. M. Sudmeier, D. Set-chell, M. Bolirn. K. Sherer, J. Schmidt, B. Sherer. J. Stamps. Row 3. H. Spear, G. SchufTenhauer, J. Strand, J. Sing, R. Thomas-son, R. Simonson, J. Vasquez, S. Nelson. Row 4. J. Shimota. J. Tripp, D. Walden. J. Stanko, W. Swedeen, J. Swanson. HOMEROOM 222 —Junior Row 1. G. Frank, M. Fransen, D. Fristedt. P. Dreis. R. Gunner, A. Kensmoe, G. Elliff. Row 2. J. Cooley, M. Gagnor, M. Fraser, G. Gabrik, O. Brown. C. Freeburg. Row 3. D. Crockett. C. Harris, L Olson, D. Croissant, A. Finsrud. N. Carlson. Row 4. I). Evevold. D. Engel. R. Dahline, E. Rehberger, D. Foell. 66 opfjomores ant IffresJjmen That first day in high school! Frantically, we looked for the famed but elusive elevator leading to the third floor. Tickets for a ride sold at only 25 cents. Directions given to us by the seniors consisted of “It’s that-a-way!” As the days and weeks went by, we learned all things: to accept the teasing of the seniors; to do homework, and lots of it; to anticipate but to dread low marks on our report cards; to purchase tickets for the games not to mention “getting out early.” Yes, in a short time we learned much in addition to our lessons. Freshmen, sophomore, and junior homerooms took active part in our annual Tiger Contest. W inning rooms and representatives are as follows: Junior Homerooms: 216, Patricia Heckman; 120, Darlene Hoye; 117, Barbara Burch; 105, Sylvia Palmer. Sophomore Homerooms: 215, Phyliss Ralls; 123. Barbara McNurlin; 113, W'innie Boylan; 107, Gail Sherman, and Freshman Homeroom: 112. Helen Hunstad. These representatives, with the exception of Darlene Hoye, are pictured on division page. 65. HOMEROOM 220 Row 1. D. Albertson, M. Anderson, K. Berg. M. Boye. D. Sweet, L. Androff, K. Thompson. Row 2. D. Bouchard, G. Brooks, D. Le.May, D. Bartholomew, R. Apsley, E. Brandenburg. E. Smedley, J. Bonkowske. Row 3. R. Bronson, A. Booth. W. Canfield, M. Benson, J. Swenson, T. Hoecherl, W. Edstrom, G Aune. Row 4. A. Smith. K. Berg. J. Bakos, L. Dreon, G. Anderson, W. Anderson, G. Broman, A. Lere. HOMEROOM 216 Row 1. G. Goetz, L. Palmquist. M. Hendrickson. L. I.tind, C. Born, M. Bachman, P. Nicholson. Row 2. D. Fallon, M. Edwards, A. Van Deusen. C. Keenan. C. Roephe, P. Heckman. Row 3. B. Wright, D. Fallon, O. Bonnet. J. Henze, D. Price, D. Hilstrom. Row 4. W. Ingersall, A. Anderson, J. McNurlin, I). Andree, G. Aim. F. Boiler. HOMEROOM 122 Row 1. A. Burrington, J. Olafson. S. Johnson. G Johnson. M. Meliene, J. Wiehle, G. Snyder. Row 2. G Norrbom, E. McGilp, B. Mitchell, J. (.arson, M. Kittelson, E. I-eslie. Row 3. C. Norrbom, J. Kilbury, J. Mattison, F. Moen. R. Kyllo, I). Mueller, A. Korts. Row 4. D. Sarazin, D. I .arson, D. Lundborg, G Lindley, H. Dillard, E. Olson. 67 HOMEROOM 120 — Juniors Row 1. L. Jorgenson, J. Hanke, J. Hegdahl. J. Hastings, J. Jensen, C. Henderson, J. House. Row 2. E. Jacobson, M. Harrington, L. Hoeft, J. Hargreaves, B. Hoimstrom, M. Jones, K. Hibben, D. Hoy. Row 3. R. Halldeen, L. Hermann, K. Johnson, R. Ronning. A. Polec, L. Hagen, R. Peterson. Row 4. N. Konopliv, D. Heath. G. Hedwall, G. Kelly, I. Radiesky. W. Houk, W. Holm. D. Hargreaves. HOMEROOM 119 — Juniors Row 1. G. Johnson, M. Carlson. E. Scott, K. Larson. B. Larson. G. Carlson. Row 2. B. Evans. M. Kurilla, J. Penotiere, S. Fisher, B. Jenson, L Tanning. Row 3. R. I-awson, L. Chadwick. I). Jaasen, D. Nyberg. Row 4. 0. Phillips, L. Johnson, A. Kujawa, G. McDonald. C, Ostergren. HOMEROOM 117 — Juniors Row 1. M. Gaylord, R. Freeburg, J. Larson, J. Dalbotten, J. Hester, A. Dauphinais, B. Pearson. Row 2. B. Doherty, B. Burch, L. Halvorsen, S. Prescott, E. Johnson, E. Harrington. Row 3. L Hanson, A. Hargreaves, J. Jensen, J. Przybykki, N. Bright, D. LaMere, W. Gould. Row 4. R. Brekke, D. Hallquist, R. Doyle, G. Tone. P. Lane, E. Foster, J. Dresen. HOMEROOM 105—-Juniors Row 1. B. Resell, M. Peterson, K. Overlid. S. Hovland, S. Devereaux. M. Peterson. Row 2. L. Olson. R. Roberts. D. Peterson, S. Palmer, L. Rohlf. Row 3. N. Quickstrom, R. Ron-sen. G. Osum, B. Olsen. D. Raze. R. Pihl-strom. Row 4. D. Sandhoffer, E. Saugestad, R. Rydeen, T. Peterson, G. Olson, J. Peterson. 68 HOMEROOM 103 — Junior Row 1. S. Perko, J. Wilson, J. Prior, I. Tor-kelson. P. Thompson, E. I-a Rogue, S. Arne-mann. Row 2. J. Skarupa, J. Skogman. S. Fosse. S. Carr, L. Green, R. Youngquist. Row 3. J. Spillane, G. Evans, W. Christenson. H. Ramsey, C Grothe, W. Butterwick. Row 4. D. Tuffley, T. Nordby, C. Weeks. L Solie, R. Moran. HOMEROOM 15 — Juniors Row 1. L. Martineau, 0. Krumree, B. Rolott, J. Fowler. J. Flaata. A. Ncu. Row 2. J. Dust-rud, M. Snider, S. Larsen, L. Srhleisman, P. Santos, J. Omdahl, D. Freeburg. Row 3. G. Jorgenson. T. Arvidson, Y. Hallquist, M. Swenson. S. Rengel, W. Swanson. Row 4. H. Laube, R. Nelson, A. Vavrick, D. Sefrik, R. Knutson, R. Sherman. G. Rice, T. Lind. HOMEROOM 12 — Juniors Row 1. D. Hansen, B. Keen. S. Hoover, A. Dombrovskis. M. Fox. J. Ferrier. Row 2. R. Chase, A. Johnson. J. Winnie, J. Willmnn. S. Anderson. B. Loehr. R. Lettenmeier. Row 3. R. Zetterlund. M. I-arson, J. Vesovich. R. Wilson, D. W'right, J. Johnson. HOMEROOM 331 — Sophomores Row 1. B. Johnson, M. Vare, B. Le Mieux, J. Pierce, J. Christensen. P. Ramerth. Row 2. B. Burrington. V. Korpal, N. Leith. A. Wed-del. M. Ness, J. Englund, T. Foster. Row 3. H. Stevenson. J. Riley. R. Koob. J. Bunsinger, D. Swanson, D. Anderson. Row 4. R. Carlson. P. Cast ra dale, R. Bell. D. Johnson, K. Zuehls-dorff. G. Hanson. 69 HOMEROOM 328 ---------Sopliomorrn Row I. A. Nelson, D. Quam, B. McDonald. S. Nick ebon, P. Me Neal, N. Nelson, Row 2. L. McCulloch, S. Olafson, I). Dravc . J. No- ak, A. Scot I. I). Mevissen, R. Ttttch. Row 3. K. Nyhlen, J. Rasmusson, J. Olson. M. Legal, K. Mathison. S. Pfuhl, J. Pierson. R. McGinnis. Row 4. L. Mcllen, R. Aune, R. Olson. R. Olson, J. Michaels, K. Melin, J. Matthews. HOMEROOM 318 —Sophomore Row I. M. Zahrl, K. Walker, M. Warme, G. Smithson, J. Nan Ordstrand. C See. Row 2. M. Woznak, K. Sherer, S. Trembley. I'. Will-man, M. Smith. A. Stenmark, J. Widegren. Row 3. II. Smith, C Smith, M. Waldemar, M. Stenmo. R. Skaem. Row 4. J. Wong, R. Wood. D. Weltzin, D. Weaver, J. Wright, E. Wiley. HOMEROOM 217 — Sophomore Row 1. T. Kowalenko, P. Jacohsen, J. Larson. C. Walshlager, M. Ostrem, J. Berglund, E. Longen. Row 2. B. Hurd, N. Nelson, N. Hewitt, M. Ludvigson, M. Krovc, K. Morben, P. Collins, V. Johnson. C. Johnson. Row 3. C. Panning, J. Hanson, M. Carvatt, D. Car vatt, N. Miller. L. Lera, M. Kyle, L Lapke, F. Kozel. Row 4. R. Blair, M. Hofer, R. Huberty. A. Jensen, L. Aim, D. Wilson, J. Jtilin. HOMEROOM 215 —Sophomore Row I. J. Schmidt, R. Ramsey, I). Peterson. B. I'sitole, J. Piesesch, J. Schmidt. Row 2. M. Quickstrom, C. Peterson, J. Roe. D. Strand, P. Pasch. R. Peterson, C Schleis-mann. Row 3. R. Ralston, J. Perrault, A. Saltzman, G. Carlson. R. Perry, D. Roff. P. Ralls. Row 4. J Rydeen, J. Provo. R. Randall. I). Carlson. J. Schlink, J. Samer. 70 HOMEROOM 125 — Sophomore Row I. R. Luca . R. Ix et, S. Hansen. J. Kelly. S. Johnson. N. I-arsen. Row 2. J. Johnson, L. LaMere, I. Wood. L. taken. D. taf-gren. 0. Juhcra, M. tarson. R«� w 3. D. Klos-ter. R. Johnson, J. taveson. J. Jetland, L. McAdam, P. Jongquist, R. tanox. Row 4. 1). tarson, T. Kostclnik. D. Rush. C. Hrrha. J. Kulseth. M. Johnson, R. Johnson. HOMEROOM 123 —Sophomores Row 1. J. Moore. L. I.unneborg. V. Newgard, f- Michelsen. R. Johnson. S. Nelson. Row 2. P. Owens, M. Olsen, J. Matthews. I). Nordstrom. C. Nelson. B. MrNurlin. Row 3. E. O’Brien. R. Leonard, D. Nielson, J. O’Kesiek, E. Morn. D. Nygren. K. Nielson. Row 4. G. Mvenhuis, H. Parrott. R. Nelson, D. Nord. J. McAllister. A. I.iindquisl, N. tawis. HOMEROOM 116 —Sophomores Row 1. J. Ross, J. Rsehwisler, S. Qeve, M. Colby, D. Carson, J. Engberg. Row 2. P. Coons. S. Seek, B. Dahl. N. Chelmo. N. Ster-ger. S. Costello. C. Frldstein, R. Emberley. Row 3. A. Eide, J. Eckberg. J. Fanrher, C. Preon. G. Corcoran. N. Freeberg, J. Cresl. N. Pynnrson. J. Palrvmple. Row 4. F. Exstrand. M. Foss. R. fcvrnson. B. Cruxen. R. Crew, P. Cook, F.. Ferch, K. Christenson. HOMEROOM 113 —Sophomores Row 1. G. Anderson. M. Boeser, J. Carrington. W. Roy I.in. G. Bine, P. Bouchard. Row 2. J. Raizel, R. Zarino. B. Braaten. G. Anderson, M. Carlson, P. tave, B. Bull. Row 3. M. Cewe, K. Carlson. J. Balmes, B. Berg, B. Seferj, B. Brown. M. Brose. E. Rarstow. Row 4. P. Pennis, B. Cameron. G. Booker, P. Bogan, R. Carriere, A. Bloch, R. Banta, E. Allen, A. Arndt, T. Belland. 71 HOMEROOM 108 —Sophomore Row 1. S. Phillips, E. Strainline. B. Warner, N. Griffin, P. Shea. B. Haukom. Row 2. D. Randazza, I. Goubel, C Smythe, G Kohout. J. Ayman. R. Kelly, T. Raasom. Row 3. B. Wallace. J. McMurtin. A. Ostlund, C Schlink. J. Smith. J. Sarner, W. Suciee. Row 4. D. Welch, D. Swanson, L McElhone. A. Phunet-tan. G. Mathison. R. Clough. G. Anderson. !!. Van Poll. HOMEROOM 107 —Sophomores Row ]. M. Siple, G. Sherman, J. Sandahl. J. Mann. S. Singleton. D. Sevals, D. Schwalbe. Row 2. B. Wood, D. Reitan. J. Henneberry, B. Schluter. H. Sawatsky, Z. Bazinet, J. Skog-man. Row 3. S. Elvrndahl, J. Saunders, R. Schoen. J. Riley. D. Parrow, C. Raymond. V. Lindberg. Row 4. J. Tomasko. J. Searless. R. Roemer. I). Robertson, G. Skapyak. E. Sanders. G Stengel. HOMEROOM 104 —Sophomores Row I. D. Carley, J. Carlson, D. Frass, I. Cone. G Ynsinski. K. Collinge, V. Boiler. How 2. N. Dahl. N. Christian en. B. Burton. C. Bristol. A. Anderson. N. Topelt, E. Perry. G Banker. H. Heggen. Row 3. J. Dauphinais. F. I.arson. R. Rakken, J. Bartko. B. Crockett. J. Benson. D. Knutson. T. Ayers, G Dalby. Row 4. D. Barkowitz, J. Bayless. S. Backen. D. Henriksen. D. Bjork. G. Chovaucek. M. Barnard. K. Davis, R. Carson. N. Dahl. HOMEROOM 17 —Sophomores Row 1. D. Beier, L. Halvorson, H. Glidden. M. Frolik. J. Henning. K. Ellingson. R. Tau-bert. Row 2. D. Torkelson. I. Gurek. B. Gundt, G Erickson. G. Cummings. G. Taykalo, J. Fancher. F. Benner. Row 3. N. Anderson, R. Harkins, G. Elms, R. Huffman, W. Gutzke, J. Hanson, P. Gustafson. R. Doran. Row 4. R. Hendren, E. Homstad. G. Dressen, J. Harley. J. Ellingsen, M. Hager. G Freeburg. J. Hackett. B. Doughty. 72 HOMEROOM 10 — Sophomores Rom- 1. S. Wetlial, D. White, V. Snyder, K. Sturgeon, V. Zewisk, E, Woodruff, C. Winsor. Row 2. E. Kissell, E. Sulander, S. Meiers, M. Wagner, 1 . Tuttle, R. Nelson. Row 3. A. Trongard, G. LaCainte, R. Anderson, T. Kelley. M. Ronnsirile, I). Buechele, J. Westby. Row 4. J. Walsh. R. Dierke, H. Vader, D. Verba, D. AHenson, M. Grimes, G. Wolfe, J. Terry. HOMEROOM 9 — Sophomores Row 1. M. Higgins, R. Jackman, E. Griffith, E. Hackman, B. Hallin, S. Hansen. Row 2. M. Hillstrom, P. Freeman, B. Graen, S. Ison-berg. M. Hawkinson, J. Gross, S. Cones. Row 3. B. Holman, D. Simpson, R. Gjendahl, E. Huggen, 1). Hansen. L. Gustafson. Row 4. B. Holm, R. Haugen, R. Horn, J. Fritz, R. Hansen, R. Hengen, C. Haste. HOMEROOM 6 — Stage Crew Row 1. J. See, G. Pfeifer, W. Swanson, R. Wood. J. Bergstrom. Row 2. G. Vance. D. Spohn. R. Pearson, J. Nordin, J. Petryk. Row 3. I). Gumphrey. W. Wokasch, E. Koch. HOMEROOM 315 —Freshmen Row 1. B. Dunn in, D. Carlson. J. Briscoe, J. Backen. B. Carlson. J. Anderson, S. Carley. Row 2. j. Bertrand. R. Carlson. M. Bums, J. Anderson, M. Albee, J. LaBo, B. Callander, J. Hayes, F.. Bray. Row 3. J. Brown, J. Benson, M. Brestrup, R. Bosquez, G. Burch, W. Batchelder, D. Bakken. D. Braunschweig. Row 4. T. Bungert, D. Hosier, B. Berge, P. Campion, S. Benedict, G. Wick. C Anderson. G. Anderson, B. Armstrong, R. Deane. 73 HOMEROOM 310 — Freshmen Row 1. S. I-anglie, M. Germain, M. Wilebski, E. Large. S. Drexler, B. Dustrud, C. Gordon. Row 2. L. Crose, M. Dahlstrom. P. DeYoung. K. Frazier, B. ('.oilins, S. Deg. C Crothers, G Christensen, A. Cagley. Row 3. B. Fredricks, R. Skogman. D. Dresen, P. Evenson, K. Erickson, L. Dutcher, A. Johnson. P. Dugas, K. Doherty. Row 4. B. Cornelius, J. Godwin, I- Gilligan, N. Dahlstrom, E. Hansen, G. Crandall, A. Countryman, G. Bush. HOMEROOM 211— Freshmen Row 1. R. Ellis, M. Paggen. J. Conavan, H Buchner. Row 2. Peterson, R. Knicker Iraeker, R. Hendrickson, R. Baker, D. Wal dron. K. l-arson. Row 3. J. Jacob, T. Havir I). Hoover, M. Simons, P. Snopps, J. Gather son. HOMEROOM 203 — Freshmen Row 1. A. Pumper, M. Meyer. R. Nichols. A. Minkevics, M. McNamara, L. Johnson. P. Nelson. Row 2. M. Neuman. E. Mulcahy, K. O’Donnell, C. Peterson, B. Norman, P. F.lms, R. Medram, R. Jendro. Row 3. M. Des Marais, M. Des Marais, M. Sneraw, B. Berg. J. Neuman. D. Minkevies, E. Olson, J. Oliver, L. Oierson. Row 4. G. Phyle, B. Peterson. A. Mueller, G. Nord, J. Olson, I.. Nelson, R. Orvold, M. McDonald. D. Muchko. HOMEROOM 118 —Freshmen Row 1. J. Gustafson. V. Hansen. E. Johnson. M. Holte. S. Dolny, M. Gorton. D. Rvzewski. Row 2. A. Hodgman. M. Hallhome, M. Jorgenson. C. Greene, Y. Albert. C Bell. M. Olenc, O. Pederson. Row 3. M. Jones. D. Hanson. W. Green. S. Snaza. S. Jeffrey. J. Grot. P. Lind. R. Hurd. D. Hansen. Row 4. F.. Hansen. B. Hudson. M. Hinrieks. D. Hoe-cherl. G. Johnson. E. Johnson, D. Johnson. R. Keavy. 74 HOMEROOM 115 — Freshmen Row 1. K. Perry, E. Lamb. J. Jacobs, L. Becker, K. Pollard, J. Pribuia. Row 2. C Poston, D. Sedio, B. Soukup, C Wood, P. Scott, L. Rivere, M. Wakasch. S. Rogers. Row 3. J. Smith, P. Phylc, I). Spangrude, K. Birukow, J. Srheikoph. D. Schmeltzer. Row 4. J. Peterson. J. Schcuchl, V. Sneberg, G. Ron-ning, R. Rein. HOMEROOM 114 — Freshmen Row I. M. I .arson. B. Kraayenbrink, C. Lind-berg. K. Nordli, J. Kobcska, J. Amundson, A. Kallman. Row 2. J. Kurtzbcin, R. Larson, M. Martinrau, D. Langnickic, J. Williams, M. Kulenkamp, L. Kmit, M. layman. Row 3. J. Lund. R. Kedrowski, D. Kyle, M. Kendrick, S. Haag, D. Kragness, I. Knopps, C. I .a Kouque. Row 4. R. Audette, C. Kunlz. R. I scon, E. Dauphinais, R. Kedrowski, G. Larson, R. Kallman, D. Johnson. HOMEROOM 112 —Freshmen Row 1. E. Penske, M. Legal, M. Roepke, M. Schmork. M. Gherity, P. Munson. J. Larson. R. Sjodahl. Row 2. P. Bell, B. Turdean. C Noonan. R. O’Keefe, E. Tessmrr, E. Andor. B. Mickle, R. Pearson, D. Davis. Row 3. A. F.ide, B. Hjehn, V. Stcrvrs, J. GrifTrn, H. Hun-stad. C Carl bom, N. Christensen, R. Fischer, J. Darrien. Row 4. D. Rasmussen, A. Kolstad. J. Kaminski, D. Kieffer, D. Countryman, R. Thomley, R. Breven, O. RolofT, M. Mathison. HOMEROOM 106—Freshmen Row 1. M. Rudisuhlc, D. Vdlinek, M. Schei-decker, C Phyle, L. Weskofarink, M. Olson, S. Trapskin. Row 2. Y. Yenor, J. Wenz. P. White, M. Sundboom, S. Thompson, J. Weir. J. Stordahl, A. Carr, A. Hoye. Row 3. R. Trongard, I). O’Brien, B. Vatne, R. Tarkelson, R. Dahl, K. Swedeen, M. Yurik, J. Westby. N. Tuttle. Row 4. I- Thompson, I). Wicklund. G. Wheeler, R. Sticka, L. Vesovich, J. Elms. R. Green, D. Tutch, D. Yurik, R. Vesovich. 75 All work and no play — Leads to dull school days. gtfjlettcs Row 1. R. Larson, C. SchufTenhauer, R. Jensen, I). Blair, C Provo, L. Hagen. P. Rice, II. Winston. Row 2. Coach I es Barnard, J. McMillan, R. Broman, R. Pace, T. Christensen, R. Kellington, D. Krause, G. Kurilla, G. Person, Asst. Coach A. Philstrom, B. Marconctte. Rt w 3. D. Hargraves, J. Johnson, R. Ludgate, S. Baker, R. Holstrom, R. Smith, R. Mueller, R. Anderson, R. Mitby. Row 4. Mgr. R. Haldecn, P. ljinc, W. Swedeen, J. Daly, G. Osum, W. Holm, J. Vesovich. J. Kelly, D. Redman, E. Saugestad. 1952 FOOTBALL 1952 Roger Salchert Co-Captain Dick Mueller Second Team All-City fullback Stan Baker Most Valuable Player George Kurilla Co-Captain and Second team All-City lineman 71 TEAM NOTES Our 1952 football team was better than the record showed, for wre had some of the Inst {(layers in the city. On offense were Stan Baker, who proved himself most valuable player because he could lie shifted to all positions in the backfield, and Dick Mueller, a hard hitting fullback, who made second team All-City. Bob Ludgate and Dick Kellington proved to be very valuable on the defensive line. The all around players — Tom Christensen, Bob Broman, and Co-Captain George Kurilla — were outstanding in the line, on both offense and defense. George also made second team All-City. Roland Anderson, a good team general, picked the team up on many occasions for good scoring drives. Dick Smith and Roger Salchert, sixty minute players, played both defense and offense. The Edison game, the hardest played, was the most outstanding game of the season for the Tigers. South, in the West. Henry, and Washburn games, lost opportunities for a better season due to too many injuries. South 0 North 33 South 33 Vocational 8 South 0 West 20 South 20 Edison 0 South 13 House veil 7 South 13 Henry 14 South 0 ashluirn 6 79 08 CITY SOPHOMORE CHAMPS With Coach W'alt Butterwick working with the backfield and Coach Jim Lushine prompting the linemen, our B squad fought its way through an undefeated season. South had scored 105 points; its opponents had tallied only 8. This amazing record shows much promise for South’s 1953 and 1954 football seasons. Row 1. L. Aim, J. Terry, P. McMurtrie, N. Dahl. R. McGinnis, J. Matthews, J. West by. Row 2. G. Skapyak. L. Nelson, R. Keavy, R. Carson. J. Walsh, R. Roberts. E. Ferch, R. Clough. Row 3. R. Randazza, A. I.undquist, R. Welch, J. Fritz, J. Provo, B. Wallace. Row 4. D. Buechele, C. Freeburg, G. Anderson. E. Allen, J. Julin, G. Anderson. W. Reps. Dick Welch Right Half Dick Randazza Quarterback John Fritz Fullback Ardic Lundquist Left Half CROSS COUNTRY Coach A. Brekke. A. Anderson. H. Zoebisoh. R. Krell. R. Nida. H. Vader. W. Christenson, I). Humphrey, G. Nordin, C Harris. 81 Tom Warme Stan Baker Co-Captain Clarence Lindley Dick Ran Dazza George Osum A SQUAD BASKETBALL Dick Sandhofer Ivan Kadiesky Wilson Richards Don Scfcik Co-Capluin Rod Bartko NON-CONFERENCE GAMES South 53 Albert Lea . . .47 South 47 Austin . . . . . . 63 South 42 Wayzata . . . . .48 South 43 Dc I-uSalle .. .66 CONFERENCE GAMES South 38 North . . . . . . .59 South 53 Marshal! . . 46 South 43 Washburn . .. 60 South 46 Vocational . . .57 South 61 Henry . . . . . . .64 South 61 West ... 50 South 48 Central . . . . . .55 South 42 Roosevelt . . .68 South 55 Edison . . . 46 South 58 Southwest . ... 46 DISTRICT PLAYOFF GAME South ......40 North 61 HOCKEY South ........11 South ......... 3 South ......... 5 South ......... 5 South ......... 0 South ......... 4 South ......... 3 South ......... 3 Marshall . . . . . . 1 Roosevelt . . . . .4 Washburn .. .1 Central .... . 3 Southwest . . .8 Vocational . . . .1 North Edison .... .. .1 How I. R. Kooh. I). Rrdmnn. G Aim, L Aim, W. Emery. How 2. G. Tone. R. Rroman. N. Dahl, C. Husotn, J. Westby, H. Ramsey, R. Kyllo, R. Leslie. R. Mueller. Coach R. Kopl. 85 86 Coach Charles Poston SWIMMING Kneeling. J. Dorrian. R. Leonard, G. Murray. Standing. B. Vatne, I). Braunschweig. j. Riley. J. Mattison, B. Cameron, R. Hughes, R. Bcrvcn. Sitting. M. Turn-berg. Co-Captain G. Person. A. Smith. Co-Captain R. Berg. Row I. J. I audahl, R. Pihlstroin, L. Olson, I.. Crose. Row 2. E. Anderson, A. lioooherl, W. Ingersoll, J. Julin, I). Iloecherl, W. Erickson. Row 3. I). Evavold. J. Harrington, H. Vader, I.. Solie, C. Freeburg. M. Roc, J. McNurlin. GYMNASTICS 87 Coach Jim Lushinc SPRING SPORTS TENNIS GOLF Row 1. G. Ronning. J. Mattison, J. Wright, II. Ramsey. C. Rarnard. Row 2. C. Frceburg, A. Henrikscn, T. Warme. B. Thomasson, G. McKittcrick. TRACK IGm 1. J. Provo, R. Ilalldccn, R. Leonard. J. Rydecn. G. Nyen. Row 2. W. Christenson, R. Horn, J. Miller, R. Ry-dcen, J. Craven, W. Houk, R. Nelson. BASEBALL Row 1. A. Anderson, R. Kladifko, W. Richards. T. Christensen. S. Baker, J. McMillan. J. Harrington. R. I.undborg. Row 2. A. Hoecherl, R. PihUtrom, R. Crew, C Lindley, L. Solie, B. Potvin, H. Vader, I). Blair, R. Krell. mgr. Row 3. C Harris, G Schuftrnhauer, E. Saugestad, W. Ingersoll. E. Saunders, J. Doyle. J. Stamps, R. Olson. 88 Row I. G. Cruys, G. Osum, D. Rare, E. Nelson, R. Anderson. D. Mueller. Row 2. J. Daly. R. Salcert, J. Sundboom, G. Aim. J. Vesovich. R. Mitby. L Aim. THIS YEAR IN SPORTS LEADERSHIP! First How: M. Jacobson, H. Tofr. C Rasmusson, I). Sefcik, M. Simroe, B. Rhode. I.. Rein. E. Johnson. Second Row: B. Egan. J. Dahl man, D. Hanson, S. kuinpf, S. Berg, S. Kumpf. J. Hudson, J. Carlbom, G Srhantz. Third Row: L Baron. M. Arvidson, J. Martineau, G. Roholl. M. l-obcrk, P. Doll, Y. Peterson. S. Fredrick. Fourth Row: |). Koperek, V. t. Dennis. G Mosbey, V. Courteau, M. Bolstad. M. ZuehlsdorfT, S. Swanson. A. Westby. S. Johnson. HELD HOCKEY C. A. A. TOUCH BA IX CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM: First Row: S. Trap -kin. G Ranker. G Windsor, G Pearson. A. Westby, M. Arvidson. R. Pearson. Second Row: J. Stordahl, R. Fosino. J. Carlson. M. Siple. P. Doll. I). Mink ivies, A. Minkivica, C. Rassmusson. YESTERDAY’S modern girl daringly played croquet. If we believe all we read of such heroines, she often hut daintily — fainted. BADMINTON TEAM: First Row. S. Prescott, S. Rengel, R. Gunner. Second Row. A. Rasmussen, R. Gunner, L. Jorgensen, I. Brcitinger. TENNIS TEAM: First Row. V. St. Dennis, A. Rasmussen, A. Westby, M. Lobeck, J. Olson, M. Arvidson. TODAY'S modem girl dons her comfortable sport clothes and is ready to compete with her brother in many sports— she would like to say all sports. GOLF TEAM: Top Row. J. Irvine, K. Nat land, D. Nelson, 1.. Jorgenson. Second Row S. Prescott, J. Cooley, D. Schmatz. P. Foster G. Colloton. J. Feldt. First Row. C. Donavon S. Kumpf, J. McConnell, M. Decker, C. Mar kuson, R. Freeburg, R. Gunner. Standing. Y Courteau. G. Fronk. J. Berg, A. Lenox. M Sudmeirer. GOLF G.A.A. Pine Pone Tournament: A. Wotby, J. Bnkken, M. An'idson. G.A.A. Bnmebull: S. Swanson. M. Bolstad. — G iris Alhlelic A ssociarion lion — Freshmen, Sophomores. Juniors, Seniors all may belong to G.A.A. For these members there are four team sports planned: football in the fall, basketball and volleyball in the winter, and baseball in the spring. In between seasons there are ping pong (professionally called table tennis), badminton, and tennis tournaments. Senior Sctiluties ANDERSON. AUDREY. Andy. Februnry 8. ANDERSON. EARL. September 8: 1U-Y. Gymnastic . C.F.C. ANDERSON, KENNETH, July 31. ANDERSON. ROBERT, “Boh. November 29. ANDERSON. ROLAND. Bubble . October S: Football. Baseball. Southerner. Student Council. ANDREWS. JAMES. Andy. October 18; Tiger Rep., Track. ANDRUSKO. DARLENE. June 2. ANDRUSKO. LORKT-TA. La La. June 2. ARBUCKLK. BARBARA. Bobby. March 7. ARVIDSON. MARY JANE. Janey, November 17: Leadership. Glee Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Honor Society. Silver Tri. ATALS. 7.1GRIDA, May 8: Honor Society. BACON. LORETTA. Girlie. August 28; Red Crow. Baton Twirler. Leadership. Tiger Kep. BACON. WILLARD. “Willie. August 19: Band. Hockey. Student Council. Swimming. BAKER. STANLEY. “Craxy Leg .” September 3; Football. Basketball, Track. Honor Society. Tiger SUIT. BAKKEN. JOAN. “Jo. November 13: C.F.C.. Student Council, Honor Society, Library-helper. Office-helper. BAKULA, FRANCIS. January 1. BARTKO. RODNEY. April 29: Student Council. Basketball, Baseball, Football. Golf. BASTYS. SHARON, November 1: G.A.A..Y-Teens. Glee Club. BATCH ELDER. WAYNE. November 2. BAYERL. WILLIAM. Double-Barrel. March 6; Projection. BENICK. THOMAS, Tom. June 8. BENJAMIN. ALLEN. Al. June 19. BERG. DARLENE. Dar. April 8: Svithiod. Red Crow. BERG. JOYCE, November IS: Southerner Staff, Red Croa . Y-Tccn . Student Council. BERG. SALLY. Sal. August 26: Band. Leadership. BERG-QUIST. ROY. March 6. BERGREN, JACK. November 27; Choir. BBRTZ, SANDRA. November 27. BLAESE. ALVERNA. September 28: Tiger Rep. BLAIR. DONALD. Homer. June 24; Football. Basketball. Track. BLOOMBERG. VIRGINIA. Ginger. February 18. Choir. G.A.A.. Student Council. BLOOMINGER. CAROL. “Bunny. April 24: Red Croa . BOLINE. CATHERINE. Cathy.” July 19. BOLSTAD, MARILYN. September It G.A.A., Mixed Glee Club. Leadership. Red Crow. Tiger Rep.. Choir. BORK, MARION. Ml Mi.” July 4: Red Cross. Nurse Assistant. BOYLAN, CHARLES. Chuck.” November 24. BRANTON, GEORGE. July 18: Hockey. BREITINGER. ILEANE, Ginger. February 14. HRODKRSEN. JEANNETTE. November 16: G.A.A.. Girls Gieo Club. Student Council. BROMAN. BOB. Bo Bo. July 28: Football. Hockey. Track. BROWN. LEOTA. Lee.” May 19. BROWN. ROSEMARY. Rosie.” July 12. BUNGERT. TOM. November 16. CAMERON. EVELYN. Evle. April 23. Student Council. G.A.A.. Y-Teens. CAPISTRANT. EUGENE. Pee Wee. April 6: Hi-Y. CARL-BOM. JANICE. Jan, October 14: Red Cross. Student Council, Leadership. CARLSON. THOMAS. Nookle.” October 8. CASSMAN. PATRICIA. ••Poodles. October 22: C.F.C. CASTLE. CRYSTAL. Hope. November 26; Red Cross. Choir. CASTRODALE. JIM. Profeasor.” November 17. CHADWICK. DONALD. “Don.” September I: Cross Country. Track. Stage Crew. CHARLAND. ELAINE. Lalnle. December 30. CHRISTENSEN. THOMAS H.. Big Tom. October 25: Football. Track. CHRISTIAN. GORKINB. Chrisie. December 1 . CHRISTIANSON. THOMAS B.. Tom. September 12. CHURCH. BARBARA. Barb. March 7: Red Cross. CLAUSEN. GEORGENE. George. August 8: Band. C.F.C. CLOTHIER. GEORGE. Willy. April 22: Hi-Y. COLLOTON. CAROL. October 2; Tiger SUIT. Red Cross. Golf. CORCORAN. FRANCES. Dingle.” April 10. Student Council. Tiger Rep.. Red Cross. COURTEAU. YVONNE. Bonnie. August 6; Choir. Red Cross, Leadership. Treasurer of Sr. Class. CRAVEN. JOHN. Whiley. August 9. Tiger Staff. Student Council. Golf. CREPKAU. JANICE. Jan. July 5. CREW. RONALD. Ronnie. December 9: Track. Student Council. CRIMMINS, JEAN. Jeannie, May S: Band. Red Cross. G.A.A.. Tiger Rep.. Drum Majorette. Southerner Staff. CROMBERG. BARBARA. Barbie, February 19. CROOK. BRIAN. Genius. April 20. CRUYS. GEORGE. Percy. February 18:Southerner Staff. Hi-Y. Student Council. DAHL. OMAR, Omar, Jnnunry 2: Honor Society. DAHLGREN, AUDREY. “Scragweede.” February 2: Band. G.A.A. DAHLMAN, JANE. Janie,” July 12; Student Council. Leadership; DALY, JOHN. Day.” September 26: Football, Basketball. Band, German Band. DAUPHINAIS. VONDA. Twin. June 20: Orchestra. Y-Teens. C.F.C. Hall Guide. G.A.A., Tiger Staff. Student Council. DECKER. MARLYS, Marvelous, December 8. DOLL, PATRICIA, Patti, January 15: G.A.A., Leadership. Student Council. Y-Teens. Honor Society. DOM HltOVSKI, ULDIS. September 3. DOMBROl'SKI. GLORIA. Goge. May 10. DONOVAN. CATHERINE. Cathy. March 3: Red Cross. Cheerleader. Student Council. DOWNING. DORIS. October IS: Student Council. Choir. G.A.A.. Red Cross. Glee Club. DOYLE. JOHN. November 21. EGAN. BARBARA, Barb. August 81; Leadership, Student Council. Tiger Staff. Red Cross. F.IDE, HAROLD. April 29: Orchestra. EIDSMO. GERALDINE. Gerry.” January 10: Red Cross. Y-Teens. G.A.A.. C.F.C.. Hall Guide. Leadership. EKBERG, DONALD. December 23. ELLINGSON. CARMEN, farm. October 17: Y-Teen . ELMS. JOAN. Punk. December 28: Band. EMERY, WILLIAM. Bill. October 31. ENGLUND. WILLIAM. October 21. ENGSTROM. JAMES. Inky. September 4: Tiger Staff. Tiger Rep., Junior Cabinet. ENRIGHT. ELAINE. December 1. ERICKSON. DONALD. Don. June 7: Red Cross. ERICKSON. DUANE. December 25. ERICKSON. JEANNE. Ollie, Jnnunry 29: Y-Tcens. ERICKSON. JUNK. June 15: Red Cross. Tiger Rep.. Y-Teens. Honor Society. Mixed Glee Club. Choir. ERICKSON. RALPH. Fish.” April 4. EVAVOLD. DOUGLAS. Doug. July 28; Gymnastic . EVENS. DOLORES. Dee. August 11: Lib. Helper. Student Council, Office Helper Tiger Staff, Girls Glee Club. EYRSE. GLADYS. May 4: Rod Cross. G.A.A.. Y-Toens. Tiger Staff. Mixed Glee Club. Student Council. Golf. FANCHKR, BEVERLY. Ber. March 13: C.F.C.. Y-Teens. Tiger Staff. Tiger Rep.. Hall Guide. Honor Society. FELDT. JANET. Jan.” July 19: Southerner Staff. Y-Teens. Red Cross. FOSTER. PATRICIA. Pat. March 17: Golf. Swimming. FREDERICKS. DELORES. June 28. FREDRICK. SHIRLEY. “Mike. April 11: Tiger Staff. G.A.A.. Leadership. Y-Teens. FREEMAN. SHIRLEY. Sqoirrelley” August I: Tiger Rep., Projection. Y-Teen . GAMEC. MARIAN. Gamec. November 12: Tiger Staff. Red Y7ros . Sr. Prom Com., Golf. Y-Teens. GANGELHOFF. DUANE. May 7. GARMER. ROSE MARIE. “Pinky. December 19; C.F.C. GILBERTSON. LEONA. Lse. April 17: Choir. Howdy Week Prince . Homecoming Att.. Red Cross. Student Council. Girls’ Glee Club. Y-Teen . GREEN. ROBERT. June 7. GROSS. JAMES. Jim.” June 10. GUNNER. ROBERTA. Berta.” January 27: Badminton, C.F.C.. Southerner. G.A.A. GUNNER. ROBERTT. Bob. January 27: Swimming. Student Couneil. HUGHES. BOB. May 7. HAAS. HELEN. February 13. HALVERSON. ADORIA. Dody. January 10. HAMMOND. RICHARD. July 13. HANSEN. GERALD. Jerry. October 14: Swimming. HANSON. BARBARA. Bobby. May 25: C.F.C.. Glee Club. Hall Guide. HANSON. DOLORES. Dee. April 10: Leadership. Tiger Staff. Student Couneil. Sr. Banq.. Southerner Rep., Red Cross. Glee Club. Y-Teens. Honor Society. HANSON. SANDRA. Sandy. May 14: Girls' Glee Club. Choir. C.F.C. HARRINGTON. JEROME. Jerry. October 3: Track. Student Council. Hl-Y. HARRINGTON. ROSEMARY. Rosie.” October 8. HARRIS. DALE. April 20. HARVANKO. DENNIS. Harv.” May 4: Glee Club. Hall Guide. HAUGEN. RICHARD. Dick.” August 30: HI-Y. Golf. HAUKOM. RUTH. Ruthie. August 17: Flag Twirler. Red Cross. Giris Glee Club. Homecoming Com. HEENEY. MARY LOU. Loaie.” January 25: C.F.C.. Silver Tri. Hag Twirler. HEITMILI.ER. PHYLLIS. Phyl. January «: Svithiod. Band. Red Cross. C.F.A.. G.A.A. HENRIKSKN. AL. April 13. HILL. ROBERT. February 27. HIN-RICKS. RONALD. July 9. HOECHERU ARNOLD. February 12. HOEFT. JOAN. Hoeftle. September 10: Flag Twirler. Homecoming Com., G.A.A. HOLMES. SHIRLEY. Shirl.” August 21: Choir. Glee Club. G.A.A. C.F.C. HOLSTROM. RONALD. Ronnie. July 2: Track. Football. HOWE. RONALD. Kingfisher. September 14: HI-Y. HOWELL. JAMES. “Ace.” September 30: Golf. HUDSON. JOAN. Joannie.” July 16: Glee Club. Leadership. Choir, C.F.C. Tiger Rep. G.A.A.. Red Croa . HURD. RICHARD. November 4. HU80M. CLIFFORD. Cliff. November 8; Hockey. IHNAT. MARY ANN, Anahl October 13: Band. Southerner Staff. IVERSON. MARYLYN. Ivy.” March 25: Girls Glee Club. Red Cross. G.A.A. JACKSON. BETTY MAE. February 17. JACOBSON. AIMEE. Amiee. January 5; Tiger Rep. JACOBSON. MARILYN, Jake.” August 24: Glee Club. Honor Society, G.A.A.. Leadership. Choir. Student Council. JENSEN. LOUISE. Wexrie. May 27: Leadership. G.A.A.. Girls1 Glee Club. JENSEN. RICHARD. August 17. JOHANSON. DOREEN. September 20. JOHNSON. AMELIA. Amy.” January 2: Flag Twirler. Red Cross. JOHNSON. CHARLES. Polka-Dot. November 26: Baseball. Choir. Swimming. JOHNSON. EVELYN. Smiles January 9: Red Cross. G.A.A.. Leadership. Choir. Orchestra. C.F.C. JOHNSON. LOU ANN. December 3. JOHNSON. RICHARD. Spindle . July 30. JOHNSON. SHIRLEY. Shirl.” April 27: G.A.A.. Leadership. Girls' Glee Club. Svithiod. JOING. BARBARA. Toots. November 6: Svithiod. Glee Club. (Continued on Page 96) -4PRI1 KANE, GERALD, Jerry, March 23: Pros. of and Sgu-at-Arms. Student Council. Choir, Ulev Club. KELLEY, JAMES, “Jim. October 21. K ELLINGTON, CHARLES. Kelly, Auxust 21: Cheer Leader. KEL-L1NGTON. K1CI1AKI). Dick. May 26: Track. Football. KERR. IVAN. August 26. KI El. AS, FRANCES. “Franny May 25; G.A.A.. Y-Tcen . Choir. Red Cross. KISSELL. THOMAS. April 26. KITTELSON, GLORIA. Auxust 20. KLADIFKO. ROBERT. Kvd. December 12: Choir. Tixer Staff. Football. Basketball. Tennis. Cross Country. Hi-Y. KNOBLAUCH. CLARENCE. Knobby July 16. KNUTSON. LOIS. LO. April 12; Flax Twirler. KOFF. MALLE. Hey. March 11. KOPECEK. DONNA. Smiley. August 20: Tlxcr Staff. Red Cross. Tixer Rep.. Pres, of Silver Tri, Blue Tri G.A.A. Leadership. KRAUSE. DUANE, Corley June 4: Football. KREFT, RONALD, Ron October 7: Hi-Y. KRELL. 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