South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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South High School 3131 19th Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55407 s 1 I lit tiger '87

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The Times ... were changing but you can't change time. These difficult high school years have been called the best times of our lives but they were certainly not the most stable. We rushed through time like a fast moving train. Peering out of our windows we had little chance to experience one change of scenery before another came upon us. What we left behind in a blur of memories cannot be changed. The train of time continues to push forward and we were and are all passengers. Time changed South High. As the clicks of the train on the track marked off our lives into segments of past memory and experience, we grew. Each of our years in high school have been segments or steps in our growth as human beings. We changed from a lanky inexperienced ninth grader into an experienced and fully grown twelfth grader, ready to embark on the uncertainties of the world. This past year was a marking point of change in many ways. We found ourselves at the end of the Minneapolis Public School's Five Year Plan. In addition, our Magnet program had to exist without its Ninth Grade Waiver. These terminations brought on a need to redefine our goals for the future while understanding that time past cannot be changed. (continued on page 5) Right: Senior Julie Schlcntz wave from the head of John Sawyer's car during the homecoming parade. Right: Downtown, after school, senior Jeremy Kulishek and Junior Melissa O’Brien head for Northern Lights record store.