South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HOMEROOM 211—Freshmen Row I B. Peterson, S. Rcnson, I). Erbes, Y. Dorrian, V. Anderson, C. Dicrke, J. Beck. Row II D. Neumann, G. Downing, K. Shasty. B. Willemscn, J. Skogman, J. Schoen, R. Hunstad. E. Pilarski. Row III F. Germain, I). Shelton, D. Nash. M. Weeks. D. Carlson, R. Swanson. F. Arellono. HOMEROOM 306 —Freshmen Row I G. Bednarchuk, S. Widgcr, J. Carlson, D. Senstad, K. Sorkncss, R. Gomez. Row II C. Gorton, D. Rasmussen, I). Muchko, L. Norman, C. Corcoran, J. Paulson, C. Soukup. B. Baird. Row III D. Moorhead, R. Lodmill, J. Gable, R. Gabrick, D. Bailey. E. Johnson. HOMEROOM 309—Freshmen Row I G. Murphy, K. Vinge, J. Pukay, J. Konair, V. Olin. Row II L. Thompson, B. Jackson, L. Olson, R. Erickson. HOMEROOM 319 — Freshmen Row I C. Hieke. S. Sharp, S. Adams, P. Vilan-der, B. Scott. R. Olsen, J. Ranncy. Row II J. Lindsey, J. Hargreaves, G. Henderson, R. Blonuncl, S. Bednar. J. Putt. B. Buttcrwick, J. Malmquist. Row III K. Johnson, L. Hall, P. Lebak, G. Anderson, J. Ferguson, H, Lind-strom, T. Christensen. 27

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Like most good jungle villages, South has a number of organizations to which its people may belong. These organizations have such a wide scope that, no matter where a person’s interest lies, there is one group especially for him. Service to the school, fun, fellowship, training in special fields, improvement in physical ability — these arc some of the aims of the various organizations. It’s plain to see that each poor little Tiger could have no trouble finding something to do with his spare time, but rather, deciding to which of the many activities he should give his time. The smart little Tiger — who is really in the know — joins as many groups as his time will allow. He knows that in this way he shall make many new and good friends, enrich his life through service, have many wonderful experiences, and enjoy good times. He also knows that he receives from the organization no more than he puts into it; thus, he makes himself a better member. Honor Society Row I M. I.arson, S. Trcmblcy, C. Johnson, Vice President B. Wagner, President Ft. Peltola. Treasurer L. Lunncborg, Secretary D. Bouchard, A. Saltzman, A. Stenmark. Row II P. Freeman, C. Erickson, K Collingc, E. Nyhlen, N. Christensen, S. Cleve, J. Gibson. M. Carlson, J. Olson. Row III P. Ralls. M. l.udvigson. B. Braatcn, M. Warmc, S. Johnson, I). Carley, L. Halvorson, R. Jackman, J. Nowak. Row IV V. New gard, J. Bcrglund. M. Zabcl, J. Eschweilcr, J. Christensen, J. Riley, L. Alin, Z. Cukurs. Students who excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character are candidates for the National Honor Society. The Honor Society serves the school; this year they also took a trip to Chicago. 29 Pep Cluli Hooters