South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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H Coast to tbc Class of 1012 (From One on the Outside.) Here’s to the health of you— Here’s to the wealth of you— Long may your spirit of loyalty rule, Brave is your record made— Baycrowned the games you’ve played Winning the championship for the old school! I hough you win world success. There is a blessedness Nothing but memories loved can bestow: School days and friendships dawn. Prowess of brain and brawn Will bring you happiness more than you know. May your Life Trail be free Yet blazed on every tree. Marking the way for you straight to the height; What you at length will win Rest firm on what has been Glory lies everywhere—saving in flight! —QUENTIN.

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South High School Auditorium Manual Training and Commercial Building

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“June 12.” and Mr. Jorgens entered South High School at the fame time. After four strenuous years 'June 12” has “made it.” Mr. Jorgens after four laborious years is still ‘at it.” Both have accomplished much. For the benefit of South High, we ardently hope that our principal never will succeed in accumulating thirty-two credits. 'May there always be a conflict in his program.” is a selfish but an affectionate toast. Four years ago 'June 12” congregated at our entrances and patronized our home industry elevator to the A. H. They have successfully passed the Bellum Helveticum, and the Lex Exponentium stages. They have witnessed Symphony Concerts and Championship Foot Ball Games. Their development has been comprehensive. 1 heir success has been, in a large measure, due to to the following reasons: ' June 12” spirit; Athletic and Literary Cham- pions; a progressive faculty; and enthusiastic Alumni support. As a climax of their efforts and their records they offer you this Tiger. The magazine is not a literary effort, but an attempt to give the class a book whose perusal in the future will revive many happy recollections among its members. It is a students' book, and as such let it be judged. Be merciful for its childish expressions, and liberal in your appreciation of its more mature thoughts. As the perpetrators of this outrage, we expect some little criticism, but we are not afraid of it. On the contrary, we relish it. we enjoy it. we thrive on it. it amuses us. We are not seeking an immunity bath, but if you consider a personal injustice has been committed in your name, charge it to human error, and— Let the sulphurous rifts of passion and woe. Lie deep 'neath a silence pure and smooth.” P gr Nine