South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Editorial Staff GEORGIE MAY MORSE, Editor ASSISTANT EDITORS Athena Marie Martin Ebba Marie Norman BUSINESS MANAGER Paul Goodwin Smith Carl Harry Olson ASSISTANT MANAGERS Charles Swaine Hixon Bjarne Wasmuth

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The F acuity A. N. Ozias Grace Watts Helen R. Fish Mary Kerr W. A. Westerson John H. Cook Kate MacDermid Mary T. Brewer Mira Wheeler Winifred Scurman Marian Gale Hugh de Bussieres Lillian L. Beck Esther Friedlander Jane A. Squyer Lila M. Klampe Sadie L. Keatley Elvise Butler Margaret M. Sheardown Ella W. Bucknam Geo. A Campbell William. E. Barlow Margaret C. Dorr Glenora L. Gilman T. P. Gruwell Mary L. Weber Harriet R. Greene Mary R. Byrnes Katharine Grover

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South High in the Old Days RADUATION from the class of ’92 probably seems to you as an event of very remote times. Still, to me, these sixteen years have passed very rapidly, and, looking back to the time 1 attended the South High, it seems but a little while. Of course, we didn’t have such a nice high school building in those days; the third floor of the Adams School, consisting of two school and two recitation rooms, held the high school classes. But we had the same studies as you of today, and a few of the dear old teachers who are still with you. Miss Kerr was our able teacher in algebra and geometry, and I often think how a few of us shivered when she asked all who had answer books to Wentworth’s Algebra to bring them next day. Miss Wheeler and Miss Watts were also with us in those days, and guided us thru latin, physics, etc. Like yourselves, we had our hard studies and also our good times; our noon lunches, brought from home and eaten sitting in the dormer windows of the dear old Adams School; our sleigh rides to St. Paul with Miss Kerr and Miss Watts for chaperons; and our class play. As we had no large assembly hall, we were obliged to rent one for our play. What fun we had practicing for it, and, when the all important evening came, and we as the actors and our appreciative parents, teachers and many friends as the audience; how we all did enjoy the evening; and the happy recollections of it are still with the class of ’92. The graduation exercises (and we were the last ones to graduate before the new South Side High was completed), were held in the Immanuel Baptist Church. MATILDA JORDAN ROWLEY. Class of '92. Page six