South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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