South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A fix , Q-zap. 'f 'a E1-'GER I lx I I do not wait for South High to teach me sewing. Long before I get there, I shall have learned the First rules, for here at the Adams School we are learning the mysteries of French hems and buttonholes. And while the girls are learning that, I am mastering the Hrst steps in manual training. When I reach South High, I shall be on pounding terms with a hammer. 13

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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

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I I ffxfl . N W iff, Y K 'W l 4 4 'lf s ,- ,J'! ll.' H ' X T 1 I . K , Q ante - J- G from e- Q ca x, Nff1- X xx A R Ak .T . ff-Tv Y, ' M .. , gg sm All .Ai .A , -wi e e e - -in It .PC Also I begin to study the housewifely arts at the Corcoran School. So expert have I become that I am allowed to prepare luncheon for that sacred person, teacher. And she is not only still alive, but she is a better teacher than ever. My growing body is strengthened and trained in Gym work at the Irving. Here am I being put into form for football and basketball glory at South High. Trunk movements, arm and leg exercises all do their bit to that end. 14