South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row 1: Benson, Seo. Chr., Neilson, S. Larson, Vice Pres. Kall man, Sec. Spartz, Treas. L. Anderson, Suchla. Row 2: Berg- gren, Gunner, Hallquist, Carlson, Fagre, N. Larson, J. Johnson, J. Anderson. Row 3: Chelberg, K. Johnson, Smith, Mannie, Bill, Frolik, Peterson, Berglund, B. Erickson. Row 4: Puckett Foth, P. Johnson, A. Erickson, D. Johnson, Paultz, D. Olson J. Johnson. SVITHIOD? It's Swedish Club in Disguise The Swedish club, Svithiod as it is known to the members, is the oldest active club at South. As in previous years several meetings were held at the home of Svithiod's advisor Mrs. Peterson and some were held at homes of the members. Plans were made at these meetings to organize other activities of the club. This year the club had various business meet- ings at which the financial status of the club was given, and movies which had a direct contact with Sweden were shown. Rating high with all the mem- bers were the activities that the club held. The Christmas party was tops with everyone, but no one will forget the bowling and skating parties either. FELLOWSHIP FOR ALL Hi C Mixes Religion and Fun This year Southis Hi C had a wonderful year of fun, fellowship, and inspiration. This has been accomplished through various parties, weekly meet- ings, city wide events, and morning prayer meetings. Row 1: Johannsen, Wicklem, N. Carlson, Mullaney, Sec. Fitzpatrick, Pres. Hall, Vice. Pres. R. Wicklund, L. Anderson, Chelberg, Neilson, E. Anderson, Scott. Row 2: Whaley, C. Carlson, Koch, Siewert, Solomonson, Gorke, Mortenson, Kendrick, Hall, Gabrik, Totino, Jackson, Crump. Row 3: Martinson, Mitby, Elloit, From, Gould, Widger, M. Carlson, Hedin, Muckey, Jacobson, Carter, C. Anderson. Row 4: Keough, Kretzschmar, Erbes, Overstreet, Hudson, Foss, B. Larson, K. Johnson, Geldert, Hall, Butterfield, M. Johnson, Eriksson. Row 5: Coon Radiske, E. Anderson, Holmgren, M. Evan, Knutson, P. Johnson, A. Fredman, K. Johnson, G. Fredman, Cribh. Row 6: Bachman, D. Erickson, H. Erickson, C. Wicklund, Gorton, Hallquist, Hort, Schelkoph, Herkal, Christian, J. Anderson, Marko.

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Q63- Row 1: Anderson, Suchla, McPortland, Vinge, Treas. Carlsen, Dierke, Pres. Peterson, Sandstrom, I.C.C. Rep. Brown, Pearson, Magnell, Neilson. Row 2: Westrud, DeMarre, Carlson, Santos, Gunner, Gabrik, Jacobson, Johnson, Tanaka, Woodward, Solomon- son, Mortenson, Speraw. Row 3: Anderson, Kantes, Cassidy, Schmidt, Kretzschmar, King, Whaley, Delany, Gould, Utterberg, Munson. Olsen. Row 4: Benson, Fitzpatrick, Videen, Pafko, Erickson, Olsen, Melby, Mooney, Knutsen, Seibert, Monson, Hall, Koch. Row 5: Gallagher, Halmgren, Johannsen, Erickson, Belsaas, Ladwig, Michaelsen, J. Anderson, Larson, Foss, Swanson, Hedin Wilson. Row 6: Larson, K. Johnson, L. Swanson, Scheuchl, Stemsrud, Seman, Hallquist, Johnson, Lacy, C. Scott, Mitby Honor Society Is Club of Elite Rowelson. Row 7: Swenson, Downs, Seihert, E. Swanson, Robertson, Sabol, Freeman, Martinson, Warp, Herkal, B. Scott, Erbesi Anderson. ACTIVE AND SPIRITED NOT BLUE AT All Blue Tri Girls Sponsor Many Activities for Recreation and Service Fellowship, fellows and fun were a part of the regular school year meetings for Blue Tri Girls. A fall style show began the year with a bang, It was followed by joint meetings with Hi-Yis of various schools including Marshall and Roosevelt. Thanks- giving brought about a service project. Baskets were filled for needy families. Christmas meant a holiday party so we had one with our own Hi-Y. The big project of the year was the Sweetheart Swirl, a A A Pi A A ,ff fa formal dance, open to the whole school. The pro- fits from this and other activities sponsored by the Blue Tri helped to send representatives to the regional conference at Gustavus Adolphus College. An International Fair was put on in the spring. Each school was represented. South sponsored a turtle race. Many car washes were held to build up the treasury for next year. Towards graduation the underclassmen gave a farewell party for the seniors. Blue Tri is a branch of the YWCA. SCHOLARLY CITIZENS Each year at a special auditorium in the spring new members are admitted to the National Honor Society. The Honor Society is a organization for those students outstanding in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. During the course of the year the Society under- took the Community Chest Drive besides holding various social activities. Topping the list of activi- ties was the plane trip they took to Rochester, Min- nesota. Row I: Sabol. Sec. Scott, Pres, Arellono, Vice Pres. Vare, Treas. Butterwick, Cleve. Row 2: Gould, Brown. Rowelwn, Peterson, Vinge, Becker, J. Anderson. Row 3: Utterlierg, Helm, Dierke. Braun, House, Overstreet, Peck, Karsko. Row 4: Lar- son, Rengel, Mattison, W. Anderson, Herkal, Towne, Thom- son, Isaacson.

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-1- -ur SOUTH BIRDS German Club Uses Its Language s11ssss Sudvogel, which means birds of South, got off to a good start this year with a hayride. The execu- tives, consisting of the President, Pam Fagreg Vice President, Bob Olson, Treasurer, Mike Carlson, and Secretary, Marlene Fischer, plan the activities in which the German Club participates. The German Congress, a biannual event, gives German students a chance to see what other schools are doing and gives a chance to make practical use of the German language for a day. The German Club, under the supervision of Mr. is Arendt, is open to all those partaking in the study of the German language and to those who have already studied it. Row 1: Christian, Vice Pres. R. Olson, Sec. M. Fischer, Pres. P. Fagre, Treas. Carlson, Erickson, Lacho. Row 2: Rootes, Kula, Halan, Olsen, Gottsch, Brown, Henning, Scheidecker. Row 3: D. Olson, Jamieson, Carter, Alderman, Kretzschmar, Edstrom, Morton. Row 4-: Bailey, Sherer, Heinz, Romanenko, Pevestorf, Schreyer. Row 5: B. Olson, Berg, Siegmann, Car- stens, Huisenfelt, Berger, Mitlyng. The biggest club event was the Snowday at which members had a full twelve hours of fun- tobogganing, skating, broom hockey, and eating. The day was climaxed with a talk on Christian Living. The club has had many people lecture on this subject. Row 1: Woodward, E. Swanson, Lacho, Seibert, L. Melhy, Satter, Meyers, Tanaka, Swenson, Magnell, Michaelsen, Nichols. Row 2: Walerius, C. Smith, Newgard, A. Peterson, Miller, Nypan, Matula, Sloper, Packard, Wood, McLean, VanPeeren, Molgren. Row 3: Piecn, Natole, Svehla, Liden, S. Rowelson, Speraw, V. Olsen, M. Carlson, Quick, S. Rowelson, P. Rowelson, Moscha- gianis. Row 4: Quickstrom, McLeod, Petry, Ward, S. Melhy, R. Olson, Y. Olson, Larson, C. Peterson, B. Olsen, L. Swanson, Monson, Mason. Row 5: Zelangh, Preston, Wann, Bell, Osum, Tischberger, K. Smith, Yurik, Kallman, Mattison, Sandstrom, Mullaney, J. Larson. Row 6: R. Erickson, P. Evans. D. Erickson, Christian, B. Olson, D. Carlson, Magnell, B. Carlson, R. Olson, Lundberg, Rein, Wilson.