South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Now, at last we're Solemn Seniors,— Finished have we books and letters; Traveled far with brave Aeneas, Imbibed Virgil’s great ideas; Tested laws of chemistry, Physics, too, and botany. All our studying soon is past, And we’re thru with books at last. We do thank you, Alma Mater, Bid farewell, but to meet later; Talk once more of days of old The class of Tl,—blue and gold. ESTHER D. DAHL. “Say, Irma, how do you like Gym?” “Oh, I like Ranthus better.” Eastberg with genuine earnestness: “Up, sweet nag, and do thy best, Tomorrow romes a Latin test.,! Mrs. Bucknam: “How many Johnsons are there in Minneapolis?” Esther Nodell: “Many thousands, but none like Stewart.” Miss McDermott: “What else is found in salt waiter besides sodium chloride?” Mr. Noreen: “Salt.” Page Fifteen

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