South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Ctoentp=geccmb Annual Commencement €fjur bap, January 30tfj, 1913, eight o’clock Invocation................................Rev. J. A. Jacobsen Essay and Salutatory ------- “Enter the Heroine! Gertrude A. Jacobsen Piano Duet — “Hungarian Rhapsodic”........................LlSZT Astrid Margaret Lacaard, Elsie M. Globke Reading................“Mr. Bliston’s Experience Clara O. Norby Cornet Solo — Romance “Good Luck - LaURENDEAU William F. Peterson Accompanied by the South High Orchestra Essay ------ “The Game of Bluff Ove J. H. Preus Piano Solo — “On the Mountains ...........................GRIEG Gertrude Lee Reading..................................“Dan Conroy’s Triumph Ruth Dorothy Reisberg Vocal Selections (a) “Fairy Moonlight (b) Eulalie (c) “The Story of a Tack Boys’ Glee Club Essay and Valedictory.....................“The Joy of Working S. Elizabeth Carlson Chorus — Alma Mater .........................HARRISON COLLINS Conferring of Diplomas rattfMMNT This was found attached to a “Tiger article, which had been sent to Mr. Martin to be typewritten, “This is neither a detective agency nor a Chinese laundry. —12 —

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-=- January Class! — Esther Arne 2920 12th Ave. So. Horace Mann Always retires to its hole when approached. Ruth O. Atlee 3333 32nd Ave. So. Longfellow Distinguished by large, melting eyes and gentle ways. John Bailey 3404 33rd Ave. So. Irving Has a ferocious and intractable disposition. William Bissonnett 3763 Snelling Ave. Seward Was considered fierce, but is found to be domesticated. — 14 —