South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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