South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Y A DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY The North Entrance to South High School

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any it M st, '.- m,.. M2 THE NICOLLET VIADUCT OVER MINNEHAHA PARKWAY A Typical Modern Viaduct

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Jiiiiiiiiiirjzidiizihihihiizihiizijaihiizi32.2 FOREWCRD 4 CROSS the lake at my summer home I often see in the morning the sparkling crest of the rising sun peeping just above the northern woods- evergreens, cherry trees-branches bedecked with bloom-poplars, sweet maples, white oaks, silver birches-a primordial army swaying and lifting their quivering, leaf-covered arms to the radiant power of the coming day. Dawn is before us, and the world will soon awake. We are facing the rising sun. How we could construct and achieve in that light if we only knew! Too long we have had the gloom of darkness. Night began with a dance of destruction-a war of nations-a world's catastrophe-then financial ruin! The confiict crept apace and even now pierces and infests every nook and corner. But the rim of the sun is at the horizon. Soon it will be sunlight. The future is before us. I would have you, today and to- morrow, forge anew and mend the broken link be- tween a wounded civilization and a civilization of the future, fraught with ideals, spiritual power, and things worth while. He will achieve among you the finest glory, help construct the greatest nation-the best civilization-who adheres to the unalterable time-tried Right with unflinching tenacity, who de- fies the tempting forces of wrong, who, as of old, is blessed of his bread by the burning sweat of his brow, who, though bound to the grinding wheel of duty, wears yet a smile, and whose fortifying forces of the heart are genuineness, uprightness, human kindness, and the Eternal Power. -IOSEPH IORGENS. 1?1??'???S?T'??????T??T?i?T????S???S??????i???f