South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top Loft: Dr. Richard Green. M pis. Schools Superintendent, speaks during one of the assemblies. Above: The choir sings enthusiastically during one of their numbers. Left: Geri Alexander performs her poem. The Struggle. Student Life — 19

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An Odyssey “Lite Every Voice and Sing. the black national anthem, was an appropriate beginning to each of this year's three Black History auditoriums. The programs were full of music. The South High Choir, the South High Jazz Ensemble and Josh and Sarah Bunker, all helped to bring the audiences to life. Vivian Jenkins-Nelson. one of this year's speakers who was returning for her second year, said that she felt that Black History Month “helps to have time to focus on the history of black people. She also felt that it was “very successful” with things going on around the country all month. Top Right: Sam Davis, the special guest director of the choir, sings along. Above: Josh and Sarah Bunker sing Keeping out of Mischief. Right: Vivian Jenkins-Nelsen magically calls Jeff Williams up from a box. Student Life — 18

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H-Mt Tally Troubles You arrived on time. You waited patiently because the system was a bit behind schedule. Eventually your letter was called and you pushed through the mob into what is loosely referred to as a line. Upon reaching the head of the line, a tired face looked up and asked you your last name. A small scribble in the lower right hand corner spelled disaster. Maybe you didn't turn in your team socks or possibly the culprit was that cheap book you lost under your bed last month from the library. You've experienced the joys of registration. But wait — there is some- one who made it beyond the bureaucratic curtain. The lucky students got to explore the magical kingdom of the lunchroom surrounded by teachers hawking their classes. Several more lines, maybe a joke with a teacher, a glimpse of a friend, and finally you realize you haven't included your required credits. And so proceeds life, liberty, and the pursuit of classes. Student Life — 20