South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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-fr L.-:iz . .,... ' ing' ,gg :sei -t i I1 1 , Q' 1 5-x T THE FRESHMAN , EP'I'liMBE The saddest of the year, VVhen lessons clank their iron chains And teachers stalk sever C. it This is the time when schoolbells call Fond students to their rule' And schoolboys leave their spoirts and A V . . nd whining, creep to school. l The His arms piled high with hooks' Y He seeks fresh fruits in pastures green Yet fears his teachers' looks. Wandering Freshman now is seen '. '. 3 L . f ' Wag., J l R days have come again l I Au hall l, 'e 1 i i l 1 'T l i He dwells like stars a world apart -I And earthward bends his eye 'X With palpitating, trembling heart ' Qi, VVhen Seniors grave stand nigh. X Lv I' This youngster knows not where to go l Nor dreams what three bells mean: l Q ln school his way he does not know i ,Q Oh, Freshiel thou are green. l 'c 5 0 I , ,, 'ilu ll- - --gr EJ ca x r 'e ' 1'-I to w ov' I x,.K'K xgf E QQ'N's in X W ', Q Q ' ln klhhv l i is QNX! ca C' 0 ol. ice? ' 'xfq' 0 . else 7i?i'j,.j 'N- Q