South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Q. 'iii K . .s A L 5 . :Lge 'F eil-im Q 1 ALDEN GROFF: Welding, metals, assist. baseball. DOUG- LAS HARDING: Choir, Girl's Glee Club, South Singers, assist. hockey, Spring Concert, Easter Program, Operctta. BETTY HARRIS: Homemaking,Tig -if bl1SiUCSS m3Il3gCl'- IAMES HAUGEN: Math, Hi-Y, swimming, assist. football. HELEN HEGGEN: English. MARLYS HOLMAN: Social studies, English. IOHN HORNBY: Science, math. EMMA ILLA: Social studies. LISBETH IENSEN: English. MILDRED IONES: Librarian, Audio-Visual. LEONE KAUS: Banking, social studies. E. KINUNEN: Visiting Teacher. RUDOLPH KOOL: Mechanical drawing, hockey. AR- THUR LAWRENCE: Band, orchestra, stage, Spring Con- cert, Memorial Day Program, drum corps. ALVILDA LERE: French, social studies, Christmas Program. VERA LONG: School nurse. HELEN LUND: English. IRENE LUND: Typing, basic business. PEACE is a topic which never grows old, because peace is what the nations of this world have been seeking since the beginning of time. Nor is peace an unknown topic at South. Here we see Mr. Nyholm, Deanna Ed- strom, Bill Olson, and Bill Cunning- ton about to enter the Atoms for Peace Caravan which taught about the various uses of uranium in phys- ics, chemistry, and even in foods.

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5. if , K S. AL 34 A ., ...- -as ,A if ' .,,, ...C g t J'- , . -1 s lf f t we QE no A i I i -5 .'s, sig . i fa- wr RONALD APELQUIST: Math, Awards Day Program. IERRY ARENDT: Tiger, German, German Club, senior chairman. IOHN BAMBENEK: Social studies, Social Committee. BEVERLY BRAND: Southerner, Senior Day, Spanish, jour- nalism. ALBERT BREKKE: Cabinet making, Commencement. LAVELLA BREMER: English, journalism, assist National Honor Society. EVELYN BRUCE: Biology, Social and Welfare Committee. BESSIE BRYAN: Occupational relations, Social and Welfare Committee. WALTER BUTTERWICK: Phy. Ed., Athletic Awards Day Program, football. ALICE CAMPBELL: Librarian, Social and Welfare Commit- tee. IOHN CUMMINGS: Science, Science Club, cross country. DOUGLAS DAVIS: Hall guides, social studies, Homecoming, Commencement, student council, class play, Debate Club. DAVID DILLON: Social studies, wrestling, baseball. RICH- ARD DURAND: Occupational relations, math. GERTRUDE ELLIFF: U. N. Day Program, speech. E. FAHLBUSCH: Speech Correctionist. ESTHER FRAZIER: Art, art adviser of Tiger and Southerner. LEONA GRIVELLI: Domestic science, Senior Banquet. DWYER, CARRIN, JOHNSON, MARKO AND ROWELSON PREPARE A BULLETIN BOARD ON BOOKS X ..... My M Iii BERRY-GO-RBUND OF BUUKS .xmas . v Al xx gt?

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i . Q- IAMES LUSHINE: Machine welding, track, foot- ball, Social and Welfare Committee. DONALD MCMOORE: Homecoming, gymnastics, Phy. Ed., as- sist football and track. LUTHER MONA: Social studies, basketball, golf. MADELINE MUNSON: English, Thanksgiving Program. STANLEY NEL- SON: Typing, bookkeeping, pep-fests, class play. STELLA NELSON: Math, social studies. DELBERT NYHOLM: Physics. ELOISE PEDERSON: Cheerleaders, dance choreog- A. I. PIHLSTROM: Math, assist football, auditorium raphy. RUTH PETERSON: Swedish, Svithoid, social ushers. CHARLES POSTON: Social studies, ofhce studies, Spring Concert. IOSEPH PETRYK: Machine training. LOlS PRIBBLE: English, social studies shop, Projection Club, Social and Welfare Committee. GAYLORD REYNOLDS: Science, biology, tennis TEACHERS PREPARED US FOR NEW ERA ,,..-r and other furniture. WOOD SHOPS, welding shops machine shops . . . these were the delight of every boy interested in that side of school life. The little blocks of wood in the picture turned almost unbelievingly into uphol stered footstools by Dave Olenchak Ierry Hedlund, Gerald Atkinson and Ray Olson, under the guidance of Mr. Lushine. New equipment and intense interest helped complete this and other projects among which were coffee tables, glass block lamps