South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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10 THE ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVER. f. of them in particular is pouring a Hum rivor into him all the time. Of course, with such a lot of spirits free, it is no wonder that the reverable chap gets on a bender occasionally. The shrubbery principally consists of Dog Fennel. John oaks, four leaved clover and sumach. The quality of the soil is such as to soil the clothes of the persons that come in contact with it. The objects of interest are the Winslow Ghost shanties and Bunkers liquidine which lost may be seen any day by going to the railing of the mills platform and looking at the largest rock on the other side of the river. Now having written the best description of the old hero that wt are able, we will leave it to your imagination to till out the rest of the picture and making our best how will reti.-e. —From the Owl. We would be glad to receive critisisms on this composition. Let all of our subscribers try their hand at this. The best critisism will be in our next issue. %

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