South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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jim I .. . 4' THE TIGER v -f' 191- Bfsfa, ,. ' T '0 F- A f A. 3, A, .5-!D1.hCfD1!'1v A N Every Student Speaks It is I, Every Student, who speak, I who came to South High four years past, prepared through twice that time in the lower grades. I was closely attended by my boon companions, Timidity and Obscurity. At first my acquaintance was limited to those two, but not for long. At the end of my first year, my friends, if such they were, left me to associate with newer Freshmen. Nor did I miss them, for in their place came Fellowship. Through him I became more intimately acquainted with my fellow students and came to like them more. Although his mood changes, we are still friends. From the first I was hounded and much worried by a fellow called Study. All through the years he has forced me into his power. Not seeing the reason for his tyranny, I resented him. Now I realize what his discipline has done for all. He tells me that when I leave school, I shall be attended by his mother, Ambition. The years passed seem now like days. The work, oppressive then, now seems like play. As I look back upon those years, these pictures, pressed on memory's page, return. ll

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'X K, X, , , ,ir eff 1 I -I 1 . . I , J X 'Q 3 ffl L THE TIGE ' g h Q T 4.1-.EAI A, . 9 Q 1- -, ,Y ,- Here am I, Every Student, at the beginning of my career in the schools of south Minneapolis. As I sit before my kindergarten teacher at the Minnehaha School, I am ready for a story full of princesses and bears and candy. I am too little to know that the first twelve years of one's education are the hardest. All that I learn here is sugar-coated. 12