South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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RETURNING LETTER MEN DIAMOND MEN WANT TROPHY With many lettermen returning this year, Mr. Dillon expects a fine baseball season. The tigers hope to again win the twin city trophy. Mr. Dillon says Jim Heath is the best shortstop in the city. Two more fine working boys are Jan Hardman, who will play second base and Wally Larson, who plays at the catcher’s spot. Bruce Melander and Curt Ronnander are also expected to help the team along. In the pitchers spot, Mike Franson hopes to be able to keep the other teams hitless. Mike Alexander and Dick Lobcck arc expected to be hard hitters. 24

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Advertisement THE SENIOR CLASS OF SOUTH HIGH SCHCX)L PROUDLY PRESENTS PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW Jonathan Ix gan — who runs “Uland Inn.” Zamah Logan — his wife, who runs Jonathan. Lcander Longfellow — their young nephew, our brave and manly-bosomed hero. Mortimer Frothingham — steeped in villainy, a wolf in any sort of clothing. Jed Lunn — an ex-convict, Mortimers unwilling tool. E. Z. Pickens — son of the owner of “Picken’s Pickles.” Imogcnc Pickens — his hard hearted and snobbish sister. Mrs. Ethclinda Hewlitt who loves to boast of her proud social position. Alison Hewlitt — her young daughter. Mrs. Faith Hogue — a guest at “Uland Inn.” Letty Barber — her nervous maid. Nellie Morris — a woman of mystery. or A WORKING GIRLS’ SECRET A Comedy Mellow Dram me r in Three Acts by Paul Loomis CAST OF CHARACTERS Purity Dean — our chaste and chased young heroine, a working girl with a secret. The Talc of wherein virtue a persecuted heroine triumphs over villainy! APRIL 18-19, 1963 k IIT