South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T II K ( L A S S A X NUAL OF f 0 7 15 EDITORIAL AXXl’AL is to serve as a synopsis of the events id history of the Senior C lass of 07. a class con-ining the largest, finest and best scholars ever aduated from South High School. W e want to give to the public an idea of what has been going on within the four walls of our dear old school, the happy moments of study and play, the sorrowful periods of hard work on some of our parts as the honor roll proclaims. The editing staff give special credit to the class poets, the history and will committees, and all others who have so faithfully labored to make this little volume a success. If any receive what is known at the editor's desk as a slam consider it an acknowledgement of your popularity. If any have a grievance please remember the entire staff sailed for Europe last night. Classmate, when in future years you come across this beautiful book of the class of “Green and Gold. pleasant touching memories will awake within you as you proudly exclaim, I was a member of the 0 class of South High School. —Editors.

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