South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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7 -'v -v . 3 il-T-i1 T-T1 -1 I Bliss Kcallry rllr. .lorgens CHIEF EXPLORERS . EXPLORATION S IFE is like a journey. Ferocious monsters, unseen enemies, queer peo- ple, shadowy trees, and terrifying storms are encountered, yet the journey is beautiful, for there is beauty in a towering tree, a rushing stream, and a fiery sky. Here at South, We students are striving to prepare ourselves for the journey of life and to visualize the beauty on the way. lnto the realms of this mystery We enter. Without competent leaders We might wander aimlessly through dangerous stretches. Fortunately, our chief explorers have seen much of the jungleg they know the uncharted regions--the depths of the mighty Wilderness. They are leading us on- ward to explore the beauty of it all and to prepare for the dangers. To them we trust ourselves. When members of the party stray from the beaten paths, made by our chief explorers, our scout is sent out to bring them back. Dur- ing this journey, records are faith- fully kept by the scribes. Fre- quently, We assemble for council and through songs, talks, and pro- Wiss lfhiling, Bliss Hrrtxcnlmrg, :Uiss Crew ' - I Miss Larson, zlfrs. Vartrlrzhl grilrns vve arg encouraged and In SCOUT SCRIBES spired to continue our journey. Smooth runs the water where the brook is Ii ' 141

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6 Iv 'iv ' T' L?-T.-'TL-YL7-T-.-T-17'-7-Tl-li-7 l xlliss Colton, illr. Gricbrmrw, Alf. Barlow, flliss Gilman, rllr. Wilsan, .Miss Wallrzre Jlfiss sllathias, Iliiss Fricdlandcr, flliss Kcatley GUIDES EXPLORATIONS O that We, may more easily penetrate the dense undergrowth of the jun- gle, guides have been appointed to show us the Way. Of the eighty- eight guides, nine of them serve as captains. They attend large council meetings with captains of other parties, and exchange ideas for progress. After due discussion, the best methods of advance are decided upon and brought back to the local party. . In our company are 2200 members, who are divided into smaller groups varying from 50 to 100 in number with a special Councilor for each group. About 400 of i the company are called seniors because they are soon to break their own trails. They have special councilors who make sure that they have developed the neces- sary qualifications of self reliance, knowl- edge, and character. VVe members of this great company are grateful to those who have so faithfully started us on our journey. - Miss ffatl, Bliss Bean flliss Frirzllamfer SPECIAL COUNCILORS t'The price of wisdom is-above rabies. I 15 l ...xx 5, l