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Standing at the end of

100 years is a perfect

time to pause/ to re­

flect and to appreciate

what South High means

to us and to all of those

who have walked her

halls for a century.

Locking

back

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Join us in a visit to

our past.

Pictured at left is the ground breaking
ceremony for the new north wing of
South High. Taken from the Oct. 10,
1958, edition of the Tooter, the picture
shows Edward W. Arnold; Richard C,
Krebs, then principal of South; Virgil V.
Sharpe, President of the Board of Edu­
cation,and Henry Samuels. Alsoattend-
ing the ceremony, but not pictured
here, were Student Council president
Patti Piksa and assistant principal How­
ard R. Sorensen.

Centennial ’89

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