1933

Eighty- Nine

]oe ?~1:mpt111,m

Died May 13, 1932
"Continued on q ,xt page," he said,

And then his soul took foght
Returned to his Creator

To the realm of light.

"Continued on rr3xt page." Like grass
That flourished for an hour

A.nd withered in a biting wind
His youth went down in flower.

"Continued on next page" he spoke,
And iike a tale that's toid

His years were spent, but on he went
To the streets of gold.

"Continued on nex~ page." He told
With his last futile breath

Of immortal life that wi.l unroll
In an eternal endless scroll

Victorious over death.

Ninet-s



Ninety-One

Ninety-Two

ANDERSON, FLORIST

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and Cut Flower

Retail Florists Plants
For
Office and
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Telephone
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JUNE 1933 CLASS SONG

(Tune: "In the Valley of the Moon" )

By Lily Ar,n Kratky

We will cherish fond mem'ries of school days
A r~d friends at old South High,

As :,·~ tr;,.vel life's high ways anc! 'iyways
In the sweet , sweet bye c nd bye.

Of school-m ates wh om we knew
Of teach ers good and true
Of thing ,· we learrl'~d to d10 together,
Now our class in a chorus a t parting
Sfo1g goodbye to O!d South Hi gh

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N in et y - T h re e

The In sert Sheets

By Mildred Kratky

Now that you've glanced through aJl of these pages,
You've ~een all of your teachers, y'our clubs, your fun,

You've gazed upo , a lot of your friends,
And thought about each page but one.

That' page is the i\.,sert sheet all along,
That you'Ye seen and passed after one look,

lf you paused but a minute to figure it out,
There's material enough for a book.

These show experiments. and musical notes,
Typing, chemi$try , ar,d art,

Auto mechanics, footbal l, and gym,
Al1 thi r,~s in which students take part.

Now just go back a:r.d take one more look,
A puzzle could be no more fun .

See if you can accurately find
The things that how each one.

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ro The G raduate

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Gruen price$ are now so low, no
Lacrifice is nece :sary to give th e
graduate that long remembered
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JEWELERS

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MARCH CL.ASS SONG

Now we say goodbye t o old So uth High
To all our friends and teachers too-

Miay t he schoo lmates thart; we left be tru e--
To all those classes that we've had to struggle th rough.

And, oh you faithful t each er s
Don't forget all our ha;ppy years with you.

You're here with us t onight with g rea t delight
To hea r u s s-ay "GoocK> ye, South Hig h" .

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Ninety-Five

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l\1cnday, Tuesday, Wednesday, of e1Jeru week

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Permanents a Sr.,eciality $4.00 lo $6.0CJ

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FOR GRADUATION -i

Watche1 . Ring, Pins

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TO ALL THE 1932-1933 GRADUATES.

BY MILDRED KRATKY

September March

Some graduates leave in the fall. Some graduates leave in the spring;
They think that they know It all, While they are in school they're king.

But they have a long grind, And when they get out,
For a job's hard to find, They say with a shout,
"Just to be back in school." they call. "I'm glad now I know everything!"

December June

In December we lose many friends , Some graduates leave us in June.
For some, school life then ends. We hate them to leave us so soon.

But we'll not rorgei. But It Is well known,
And they'll not regret, They'll be on their own.
What a great time in school one spends. With the world chorus they 'll play a tune.

I I I I I I I I I I I JI I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I·

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Dear classmates, ere you close this book
We're h ere,--':)h, take just on.e more ,look.

Ah, we did char n·e our mind,

But we'll not be left behind,
Nor have it 8aid that we our frie nds and mates forsc,ok

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FORWARD

By

Claude Summers
The curtain goes down or, our ~outh High days-

On those happy days that are gone;
And now we stand on the threshold of life

And gaze toward the mists beyoQd.
As the long long road before us unrolls

And the mountains of life we c.limb,
We will r.ever forget our teachings at So1=1th,

Though our past drifts far behind.
South gives us a statt up the mount: of success;

Soon we will reach the first bend ;
And during the race let's not slacken the pace

But fight bravely OPi to the end.
When the race is won and we've r eached the goal,

And we face the setting sun,
May we gather again ir, old South High
· And rej oice o'er the batt!es we've won.

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, , ~'~The i?eal g':°aduation gift for the boy graduate is
, a sprmg smt.

, ~-& \ ' Show him that you ap;preciate his accomplish-
t{ -~ ment of graduation.
~\ ...- - ~~\ I Tell him on the day of da_ys, Commencemerr,t,
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II 2421 N. St. that you are proud of him.
A suit for graduation.

ALEX'S

Ma. 8440

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