South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Busily talking with your friend, The conversation soon had to end. Yes, the school day had begun and the activities of the previous night were all but forgotten. It was time to turn our thoughts to studying and catching up on our forgotten homework. Remember how the hours dragged when your homework wasn’t finished, and the feeling you had when recitation began.-' How about the numerous tests you took and the sigh of relief you gave when you realized they weren’t as hard as you had expected them to be? Movies played an important part in our school day. It was there some of us caught up on our lost sleep, while others hoped to learn something new. As the year began to draw- to a close, we looked back on hard, but happy days. Days filled with many new experiences, meeting of new friends, and happy hours spent learning together. Yes, we all have some pleasant memories to look back on and in the end we can say, It’s been worthwhile. Left: A student, with the world at her fingertips, examines one of the trouble spots of the world. Center: An art student puts the finishing touches on a head that hath the features of the noble Caesar. Right: How do trees grow? Want to know? Through experiments and drawings such answers may be found.

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G. SWARSTAD: American history, assistant Homecoming dance, golf, social studies department head, awards day. M. TANGEN: physical education, first aid, dances for programs, G.A.A. D. TENNEY: physical education, health, G.A.A. H. VANLAAR: English. F. VOIGT: shorthand, secretarial practice, calculating, Homecoming dance. FACULTY JUNIORS 307-317- Row 1: Dorrian, Kavan-augh, Dierke, LeMay, Trudeau. Jolicoeur, Larson, Lund berg. Row 2: Schoen, Martineau, Brown. Wolf, Benson, Peterson, Berg-gren, Kensler, Schwartz, Hibben. Row 3: Hargreaves, Hendrickson, Prok, Skogman, Hurd. Bednar, Blommek. Pregler, Reid. Row 4: D. Shelton, Germain, Ostrum, Evan, Ferguson, Carlson, Anderson, Harington, Mullaney, W. Shelton. Row 5: Lind-strom. Grimes. Berg, Keavey, Olson. Shea, But-terwick. Row 6: Sundlin. Held, Johnson, Pilarski, Jendro, Buland, Swanson, Arellono, Kleinheksel, Hall. JUNIORS 312-12-Row 1: Spartz, Skogman. Nyhlen, Vatnc, Stubbs, Otterberg, Tower, Warp. Row 2: Vilinskis, Murphy, Peterson, Madsen, Swcrdfe-ger, Jackson, Solomonson, Tiedcn, Paulson. Row 3: Koniar, Rowelson, Gould. Williamsen, Muchko, Logan, Stahura, Schreadcr, Torkclson, Tallas. Row 4: Suess, Schneider, Lydruds, Peterson, Torkclson, Gains, Walsh, Lodmill, Tetzcl. Row 5: Townc, Rcngel, Johnson, Dorschc, Hin-richs, Wendlandt, Gabrick, Thompson. Row 6: Rasmussen, Wcstcrgren, Peterson, Shaw, LeMieux, Moen, Stcine, Royster, Svendall, Tallman. 21

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Right: Not only does one LEARN about nail punches, one also MAKES them in machine shop. Busy Fingers Left: Mixing ingredients for a cooking project, the students show that The way to a man's heart is .. Right: A future office worker practices for letter perfection by using the mim-eoscopc.