South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Above: Many South High students have come to know the Public library rather well. There is even a children's room for those of us just learning to read. Left: Clocks can truly be nice to look at, even if you already know the time. Case in point. city places Left: Adding a new dimension to Minne • apolis' growing skyline, the Piper, Jaffray, and Hopwood Building stands unique.

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Right: Industry surrounded by future, or is it really the other way around? Each place has it's own unique atmosphere.” Our Town We all had free time, at least once in a while, and surely many of us had a few places in which we tended to spend that time. For all of the homebodies this did not apply. unless one happened to live on Main Street, Hennipen Avenue, or somewhere like that. Most of us roomed with mom and or dad. Therefore, many of our hours away from home and school might have been spent in one of the various city places that good ol‘ Minneapolis had to offer. Each different type of city place served one purpose or another. A person could trek down to the Public Library if they wished to read a tale. They could see a movie on the riverfront, or go Uptown for a midnight show. Shopping was a popular activity as well. Like any other classy metro area, Minneapolis had a variety of shoppable spots. There were also many places around for the sake of doing nothing. Relaxation was fundamental to a healthy day, and those places which allowed us a carefree hour were most likely the places that we appreciated the most. Above: Located in the birthplace of Min- Right: Where to go? What to do? Well, neapolis, St. Anthony Main continue to be there's always Uptown , as they say ... a nice place to shop, or to just go for a stroll. city places

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Always New Far below: The Great American Shoe Store? No. South High Bclow:Erk Beise gives ho GQ impersonation. Below right: Nicole LeBaron depicts high fashion tn a skirt and sweater. All you need is love cries the groovy plastic disc. The Beatles may be right but it seems that in order to be loved one first needs to wear the right clothes and the right make-up and the right hair style and the right guard...which reminds me, it’s time for a commercial break: DO YOU . . . want to feel good about yourself? desire success and popularity? want to be a winner? want to look and feel better? want to be a real man? want to be a real woman? want to lose weight? want to lose pimples? want to gain self-confidence. self-esteem, self-relience, self-respect, and self-pride? want success with the opposite-sex? Are you sick of being ordinary, plain, clumsy, awkward, graceless, gawky, lumpish, unsightly, unseemly, uncomely, unshapely, unlovely, gruesome, repulsive, hideous, loathsome, nauseating, disgusting, grotesque and pizza -faced ?????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Then all you need is ... Spend millions or nothing, you won’t be in style tomorrow ...” fashion