South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 GREATER SOUTH HIGH

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rJ''0 the people most worthy of condolence, and most needy of encouragement, those unfortunates of the present Junior Class, who will next year, publish the second number of the South High Tiger, the Editorial and Business Staff of 1912, we dedicate this volume of logic and philosophy. :: :: Page Five

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Editorial OU TH High seniors have always been in need of a permanent title for their annuals, so we, the class of June, 1911, have named this copy The Tiger , and hope that it will be used by all succeeding classes. The Tiger (characterized by the orange in the colors of the school) is symbolic of the strength and endurance of South High students, whether on the athletic field or in daily life. We have this year widened the scope of a class annual, and have given all the classes representation. We wish to thank them and the subscribers for their kind support, which has made this a successful undertaking. We thank the entire faculty, which has been so kind and helpful to us during our four years of high school life, and especially Mr. Jorgens, who has been with us in every undertaking. We desire you to read this book from cover to cover so that you will not miss the bright thoughts that frequently flash out from unexpected corners, paying special attention to the artistic skill existing in our class which has made the work of the editorial staff considerably lighter. If you find yourself made the object of little personal reflections, commonly called slams , laugh with us, for it was all given in the spirit of fun. We extend thanks to Colling Hesse, photographers, who have favored us with such excellent work, The Iron Trail Co., printers, and Bureau of Engraving. EDITOR Page Seven