South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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,, 2 xy ,agxxba ALICE CAMPBELL: Iibrarian, Hi-C advisor. HENRIETTE CARY: English, American history. JOHN CUMMING: biology, science, cross coun- try, commencement. DOUGLAS DAVIS: modern problems, world his- tory, student council, class play, Debate Club, hall guides, driveris training. RICHARD DUR- AND: English, math, occupational relations, Veteran's Day Program CERTRUDE ELLIFF: English, U.N. Day Program. ESTER FRAZIER! art, art adviser of the Tiger and Southerner. LEONA CRIVELLI: domestic science. ALDEN GROFF: industrial arts, driver's training, assists baseball. GW 4 1 A. ELORA GUY: American isitory. DOUGLAS HARDINGC Choir. Girls' Glee Club, Boys'Clee Club, Choral Club, Music Festival, Easter Pro- gram. BETTY HARRIS: domestic science, Tiger business manager, senior banquet. I wg. , si X1-1 'J' 1 i 1 l ...,-9 AY' KAREN PEARSON hf'lP9 display Some Of the an Class' LLOYD LAWRENCE and Bruce Ludvigson work on a beautiful creations. metal plate under M I P t k, r ery s supervision.

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RONALD APELQUIST: math, science. JERRY ARENDT: English, German, German Club, School Annual, jr. chairman. JOHN BAM- BENEK: civics. LESTER BARNARD: physical education, football, track, letter day program. ADRIENNE BRA' KKE: English, common learnings. BEVERLY BRAND: English, Spanish, Southerner Staff, school publicity, SpringCarnival. ELIZABETH BRAY: typing, calculating, office training, mimeographing. ALBERT BREKKEg industrial arts, driver's training. LAVELLA BREMER: English, assists National Honor Society. EVELYN BRUCE: biology, Social and Welfare Committee. WALTER BUTTERWICK: physical education, baseball, sophomore football and baseball, Social and Welfare Committee. ALMA CAGLEY: shorthand, basic business, school bookkeeping, Blue Cross. TRAINING FOR FUTURE OCCUPATICNS Students Training in School is Necessary for Success. Punctuality, dependability, accuracy, and speed are important skills for workers. South's commer- cial students are taught in a true business atmos- phere. Although character is important, the skills these people acquire will be their best weapons against competiton. Many think of the shops as just mechanical subjects. Actually these subjects help a person use his own imagination. Even if the person isn't going into the industrial arts, he can use these skills in just being a handy man around the house. 8 Most girls hope to get married some day. In South's modern kitchens and sewing rooms, each girl is taught the art of homemaking. The girls learn how to plan a nutritious meal, how to serve the meal, how to budget wisely, and how to promote good family relationships. No matter what the mood, music always enlight- ens. One can express his emotions through music to the whole world. Art is creativeness, and it is another way through which one expresses emotion. The beauty of art is another benefit to mankind.

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SPUTNIK ORBITS INTO OUTER SPACE Science and Math Instrumental in Bringing Space Age The outstanding scientific achievement of the year, the putting of an artificial moon into orbit, will mark this year as the beginning of the space era. By the application of mathematics and science this feat was accomplished. Mathematicians had to calculate the speeds the rockets needed, the amounts of fuel needed, etc. Scientists and engineers had to apply these calculations in developing more power- ful fuel and better rocket designs. Math and science are going to determine World Affairs more every year. Also, job opportunities in our time are going to depend on the amount of science and math a person has acquired. Another area of education that is becoming more important is the Language Dept., headed by Jerry Arendt. Because of the increase in transpor- tation, the world is becoming smaller every day and the knowledge of a foreign language will help us to understand other countries. Likewise, we must have a knowledge of our own language so we will be able, in later years, to express ourselves effectively. F JAMES HAUGEN : Mathematics, Hi-Y, swimming, assists football. HELEN HEGGEN: English, serv- ice point awards. JOHN HODGDON: Industrial arts, stage, custodian of school prciperties. RICHARD HOVEISRUD: Occupational relations, Washington's Day Program. EMMA ILLA: Modern problems, American history, Senior Day. LISBETH JENSEN! English . Aww! MILDRED IONES: Librarian, assists Y-teens. LEONE KAUS: World history, Senior budget. JANICE KELLY: Common learnings, domestic science, custodian of band and choir robes and costumes. RUDOLPH KOGL: Industrial arts, hockey. ARTHUR LAWRENCE: Band, orchestra, drum corps, cheerleaders, music festival. ALVILDA LERE: French, world history, Christmas pro- gram. 10