South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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EDUCATORS From the principal — TO SENIORS OF 1965 Memory is what we retain of a past experience, event or impression in our mind and can recall at will. Obviously, the event or experience can be pleasant or unpleasant. Time, however, deals kindly with us in that we tend to forget more easily the unpleasant and retain longer and recall with greater case those memories that are pleasant and satisfying. So I would wish for all of you that in your high school days and in the days ahead, you might have mostly the pleasant kind and that you have many, many of them. Sincerely, And assistant principal — It has been a pleasure associating with the South High School students again this year. Many of you I have known very well, some I have seen and met only occasionally, but all of you have made an individual contribution to South High School. You have just completed your senior high school days, and I know you have mixed emotions in regard to your past three years’ experiences and your future. The school and your teachers have done their best to prepare you to meet the many problems of the future. The path you take from now on is up to you. To all of you I wish success and happiness, and I sincerely hope you will retain the many lessons you have learned while attending South High School.

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What arc little boys made of? Eeek WORLD! 5 Toodle-lu

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J. CUMMING. Senior Counselor E. K1NUNEN, Visiling Teacher E. ROBINSON and L. MOON B. MARCONETT, Junior Counselor OUR GUIDANCE FOR VOCATIONS 7