South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.tr w. ,S IN MRS. PETE'RSON'S MODERN PROBLEMS CLASS, STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT JOB OPPORTUNITIES X . 'iw f. I E 'J ' fu, -Q, 3 -'Sl . x 1 1 A nd .4 I Q E..MT,TEELU t z . A 1 JS ff - ,I -A DLTLT , , fa: Us 5 - L 5 K H4-A ' - ' aw ' ROBERT RAINEY: chemistry, tennis, wrestling, driver's training, awards day program. GAY- LORD REYNOLDS: civics, world history, sci- ence. MARION ROBINSON: world history, Jr. Red Cross. MYRTLE ROYSTER: English, art. MARY PAT RYAN: domestic science, Community Chest, National Honor Society. LORRAINE STAVENAS: domestic science, school luncheons. GEORGE SVERDRUP: geometry, algebra, ad- vanced algebra, 'boy's intramural sports, com- mencement program. GEORGE SWARSTAD: American history, assists homecoming dance. DOROTHY TENNY: physical education, G.A.A. senior prom, driver's training. FREDERICK VOIGT: shorthand, basic business, secretarial practice, homecoming dance. 7

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HELEN LUND: English, school banking. JAMES LUSHINE: Industrial arts, assists football and track, Social and Welfare Committee. LUTHER MONA: Modern problems, American history, basketball, golf. MADELINE MoNsoN: English, Modern prob- lems, Senior Banquet. STANLEY NELSON: Book- keeping, typing, pep feStsf driver,s training, athletic award day program. STELLA NELSON: World history, American history, mathematics, Y-teens. DELBERT NYHOLM: Physics, locks, senior ad- visor chairman. ELOISE PEDERSEN: Physical education, C.A.A., dances for programs. RUTH PETERSON: Swedish, civics, modern problems, Svithiod, Class Play business manager. ALMOND PIIILSTROM: Geometry, advanced al- gebra. auditorium ushers, assistant football. JOSEPH PETRYK: Industrial arts, projection club, audio-visual coordinator. CHARLES POS- TON: Shorthand. secretarial practice, basic business, driverls training, equipment man- ager. P f as 4 .- 'E' - '.+'z 1 of .',1'4.,v , Qu' 1:2 Q si'n',' A . ,..'v-.+h 1 A3 E .,- .4 xx in r ' i A 627 9-6 l A . CHEMISTRY STUDENTS KARREN DORIAN AND BILL ANDERSON WORK OVERTIME IN THE CHEMISTRY LAB.

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A combination of physical and mental muscle BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE AT SOUTH Required Courses at South Produce Brains and Brawn. , 1 English you study American, English, and World literature. There are lessons in grammar and out- side reading reports. Along with these the correct use of speech is emphasized in class. We also have special English classes that deal with journalism. It is very important for us to learn how dif- ferent people live and what they do in order that we may understand the world's problems. Through the Social Studies classes a student is given an understanding of economics, politics, and sociology so that he may help run the nation more intelli- gently in the future. The physical education classes that are required not only build strong bodies, but also healthy ones. Along with gym, the students take classes in first aid and health. makes up the required subjects at South. Among these are English, Social Studies, and Gym. Eng- lish and Social Studies must be taken all four years. Gym is not required in your senior year, but if you want, you may participate in leadership. The English department tries to train the stu- dent to express himself more fully. While taking Teachers Not Pictured: FRANCES BROSSARD: solid geometry, trigonometry, algebra, Social and Welfare Committee. LOUISE DRAGE: English, Memorial Da Program. WESLEY KELLY: Latin, English, Lati lub, Baccalaureate. MERCIA LESH: typin . THY TRow: English, 2 JANITORS: Row I . Bourdeaux, O. Perkins, P. Masley, W. Harris, Row 2 D, An 91-Son, G, Baker, A, Ransjnger, L. Han. COOKS: T. Nelson. C. Gunderson. M. Bergren, M. O'Connor, son, F. Schluck. M. Kalschenr, A. Johnson, Z. Hoffman. Thanksgiving Progr OFFICE ASSISTANTS: D. Roberts, M. Olson, A. Miller, E. Smith. I.. Olson. 13