South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Am Uliyf ., 00 .foo-290-7 MMKAQZWAM ' 4,0-f A-Q ' -Qfo-Q afwaa..wf,s seeps Pfiifvaamal J- QF-QJ5 i K 2011 ,do-nv. 't4-f5 Ef'o'f5v-ffifvdl Civilization has been defined as the way' of li is sucha it is and must be an ever changing ogg. e ions, some communities progress faster than others and in so doing become the leaders in our world civilization. Another school year is just closing. To what progress can we as faculty, stu- dents, and parents point and say, This is our contribution to the way of life ? Do we understand that democracy is the sharing of responsibilities among human beings and the sub- duing of personal preferences in favor of those for the good of society? Do we cooperate in the endeavors that make for peace and understanding in our community, in this nation. and abroad? Do we here at South, all of us, try to make this a better place in which to live? Yes. these ideals must be practiced if we wish to say that we have made progress in this age. It is my belief that South has tried to fulfill these objectives. For that reason I trust we have shared in the great service of contributing to a nobler way of life. y, -H. H. Maass N 7 A Af L' KC-E iff - Qfiillf ,fb cffffcidmy . ,Z A ,1i'-7 6 1 fill! '49 ' i' 'oliiun' VAL I L ' 5 ng:- N Z f '1,,-Q..-' r ,J L-'GIEQL-I -rad, ll? .Q Mg. Q..-,V 4, Cr' Q -'J CI, ZQ4 'C' 4 V Q 'U Cf 41 f5lf,,,pl .,'vz,-4.f4vvc..1 cj, Q Cl, iilwqay, 6 GK,-,Ly K. L, L If LA,-L tg LLM, Q .fy , ' -' f f , ' jf X l ' --' I 'rfzkxjl' 'fgfm 4' ' in kk I . 175 if,--'tcp' 1' ' LLL? LN if V. x . yr ,Q XA u- -,lictl f' il l i ' , iii fx 1- M 1 A f H ' ii- 1V7i 1 I ,R x, V ,flx C.-I, L I x, . Hmgla ,bfllf A'-1 and if al do ,A i IJ. IQ ig My riff g, ,. . i I - . I Cie! 'Alix x LZQV ' i' is ' I N 'xiiu' nj l' 0.1 Lx 5,,.'f U 84- F1 LJ i M kilfiif , L crzmf- i af 1 .f'+ if Lf z. ecff ,. ,,- W i ,rf , . ,--k1x.Yx,NX J..- X, , n , l A ff' I, ff! 'iii