South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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and Sullivan, they have presented such operettas as Robin Hood, Chimes of Nor- mandy, Bohemian Girl, Sweethearts, Lelaufala, Shaneafis, Sunset Trail, and The Golden Trail. Distinguished, too, and much longer, is the list of class plays presented by the graduating classes of South High. Most prominent on this list are plays by such famous dramatists as Shakespeare, lbsen, Shaw, Sheridan, and Maeterlinck. In con- nection with drama, unique also is the play tournament of senior classes held semi- annually. Directed by the students themselves, three or four of the best one-act plays are presented in the auditorium and judges decide on the best production. The Library Hour has also become a distinct feature of the school's activities. The varied programs and the list of distinguished speakers cannot even be hinted here but the popularity of the Library Hour, which is held every other week, is attested by the overflowing attendance at each program. Reserved for the last as one of the outstanding achievements of South are its commencement programs. The message which a class wishes to convey to parents and friends is no longer presented by a few essays prepared by a few of its members but that message is now dramatized for them, with as many as thirty members of the class pooling their talents to make vital and effective that message. The com- mencement programs are no longer for and by the few, but dramatized they become the work of many and are enjoyed by all. So significant is this step taken by South to vitalize commencement programs that during the convention of the Division of Superintendence of the N. E. A. held in Minneapolis last February, South was asked to feature the commencement program along with its Library Hour, play tournaments, and its work in the teaching of English. Such is a brief resume of the growth of South High and of its efforts not only to keep abreast of the changes that are being made in the field of education but also to pioneer some of those significant frontiers that result in improved education. ALUBINI ON l:ACUL'I'Y TOP ROW-Ulsfn, Fishrr, Lash, Heier, Hoicn. Slcvoxn Row-lVr.vl1'rl11n11', Ilsirup, Nclson, Carlson. lg0'I l'0fXI ROW-l'r!wrson, Crouch, Krnllvy, Lucas, l3r1'm1'r. . cf i 3 1 A 1- at ,A 7 mm it A ' I O THE 193-3 TIGER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, I2Sl

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