South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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4 0 TH ANNIVERSARY Wi 1 Many years ago, a new high school was built :wSf'if'l1'Q'.i '13 j,fX45:535ff-27:71 5 ff':5f.- ELEM 1' ' .viii if '5 X 'fi 331 jiri: 5' -iifliifffiiif ' ' ' ' ' in Mmnea olis. Previousl some h1 h school . .c-.Sa h.,,, ..o,.w. .. LLf-- s,.,.. U,,,, LU.. 5 ,...s7..M,,t ,,,, ..,,,..,s,.,,t.n . . . 7? Mwflw ..,,Jc.fL-sm .,,a..w,p as a - classes had been held on the third floor of .mf Q.-Sf um-M. W-.t,fs-fwagw,-wMf4w,a.n2s,k. . ssl .t?'t7l.,,v2s...3y-,,.g,,3if,sl.,..t2flsl:-mafrqetrrf.,q-fm:.agksifl-af.so 1 T' Ad d h l I 1892 th 1 f '- - . ams gm 6 SC 00 - H June, , 6 . ,V ,if l , 5 -',,' -- South Side Hlgh School Observer stated: Y fy H After a successful year, we place before you ' -E i,..f -. 5' . .,., if. ff . ' ' ff lrsr . soff the mth me of the Obsefvef' The last 1 A fri- . 1SSue for the Year 1392, WC have dCV0fCd 10 .f , 1 ' - - 1. 'J '1:3'ff H , the interest of the first graduating class from il?-.I 3 ex'iZ?'f1'. 1?if'I f.f'L ' if ',-L il'.'ii57: if - . - .str errs , ssfe sssf 1 South Hlgh School- The Het Commence' : lf.-lx-4 -1' w:f17'i'.15,'s.'7:i' 4 f gn . .ffl NTT Lif351,!X' sig n ' lik 4, f -, 1 ,ii -'f I 2'-fI '7 -se: K -L f V- 1 .,.,.., 1Q t,.,1s+.wfa-1gf .' f. 2fW 2 --f f ef, 'fi , Q. ment? Here are a few examples: ,--lr-'of ' -' .T . . Ch01'US, UHHYIY the Cuffewi Atwood 'I 'Vifif fk.f . ' . if . f lffft 5- fff' ff'i Z A if 15565511 : '- - - - - 'l.' ag. - o. - ',,' -,,.. -If . V-me Recitation, Mice At Play Maude Amon- if 'f.'k,, -aswififfflwimifi ,ul ,V '1..eL.... ,...1.fi'iiit ' -. . - ' i5' ltH'l :i -1- f i 'i l ' A b . iz , son - H . f 1? 5?l1'F7 fr -' '. ff 1 f I f. mir 54. '- fill' f 3:5 .-11 1 i ' - .:, .: ' .e-its N WTS! ii W . .r ?'5Yi V',' 'I . ' ' ' ' -. Essay, Spiders foriglnal drawingsl ' , D1SCuSS10H, Resolved, Thar Rlp Van f. . , . - - ' ,fi ,-,!7 5:23 Winkle was more sinned agalnst than THE ADAMS 3-HGSH sermons. sinningf, Did you know that what is now South was formerly a homestead, an orchard and a corn- iield, and finally a fourplex? All these occupied the land on what is now South. Even the trees which surrounded the new building had a special story! The beautiful elms were moved from Adams to the South site. Then the origi- nal towered South was built. Where the newer portions of the building stand, was a large house, surrounded by more big trees. In only a few short years, a wood yard became South's athletic field. From 1892, South grew until final- ly it filled the whole block. Though that origi- nal building and tower are gone today, we can never forget the color of South's first years. Years and years of tearing down and rebuilding have changed the structure of South. We had a tower, the tower was razed! There was a portable, the portable was relocated. We grew, we shrank. We hoped, we planned. Surely, now in 1962, our dreams will begin to ma- terialize. A new South High will be built. The ofiices were on the second floor under the tower. They are now on the ,first floor. It started with only a few students, now we have over fifteen hundred. What the future has in store for South we do not know, but we do know that the spirit and pride of our school does not depend on the building. lt lies within each and every one of us. Our pride in South will linger on forever!

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ACU LTY He teaches who gives and he learns who receives. Emerson IT