South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Tinian L'1l:cl'L.x'1'1iiN STAFF Sixth Row-lf. Bi'vl.ii', Rzlrudu, R. Yilzmzifmil. 1 1 J liifth lxtiw-J. fllllyftllll, Iv. 1'lffrl1cr', I. Siyriff, R, illuurvx. .l. Xivuzau, H. Riilxlrfii. lfmirtli Row-R. A:11r,R. Bt'l1iilw.ti , R. ll'Uft'l'HIi1!l, D. I'i111l 'im1'l1zi.v. H. lfzcrll. .-I. 1'Ii1lwr.vfr.il1, 50,1 IUfi'I'. Third Ruw-D. Kolilllleyvlg K. Daizuvr, Ll. RtlIlllItlUI'fIIz'l . D. Ibllfwlc. D. Piirkvr. H. Hallziltuzz, M. Porork. Second Row-G. .'1,YfI'0IlI, E. ffruur, nl. K1'1z.'kt'h1r1'g, B. .lv11lci1i.v, l'. I1JU1l7'lI.'T, R. LiUI'fi'1lln'l', JI. Slicrimilz. First Row-Yi. Gc1s.err. C. Silfiluy. JI. Oln'ufizn', .lI. Ilimlx, lf 1illll'1i'j', R. Ifgau, I . flli1.v.vi'1', II. ll Ulf, .l. llllffilll. ken was eclitor-in-cliiet' QCUI'l1CllZi llaile was eiliturial assistant. To Ruth lfick- ineyer fell the lot of writing euliigies for the 19:6 graduates annl taking care uf the senior sectinn. Much credit is flue the art emlitor, Thelma Ruirley, who gave sn lilmerally :intl willingly tif her time and sls'ill. Miss Ley, art in- struetiir, superxiseil the art wurk. Marguerite Schwier was chosen j uni 0 r eclitor with V Mary Hale her assist ant. ,leanette lluryee was selecteml as suphf UlUt'Jl'C eilitrvri Harriet Xtyneken, freshman eilitmirg Duiwitlizi hliihn- smin, urganizatiuns eil- -A lIHI'. lJri1'Utl1e?1 Kwlll- X L laigi- Ifj ineyer hail charge uf the feature page lay-outs. Rlilflreil Scott, Herliert Snycler, anal Margery llurres lmmvicletl snapshuts. The rest of the penple un the eilitrwial enil were: Frank Roliert- sin, lblhts' athletics: Xtilma Kronmil- ler, girls' sports: llauline Baumgart- ner, publications: lleraltl Ainerinan, music: Richaril Klunres, Cartiit.inist. liut the ellitfirial stat? wiiulfl nut L K have lieen complete if zi certain R in lm e rt irnnpsim were untit- teil. He was L'hester's Last Hope. Xthen swinetliing hail tn lie iliine that nn une else hail time tu mlm, it fell -:Iii lltili tn ilu It l Ad

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ft t 'f Tormi ST.Xlf14' Third Row-lf. ,S'uydt'r, H. ikylzvlcvlz, IV. Plzzuuncr, ill. St'1I7x'lt'7'. R, illoornv, JI. Bm'1't'.v, Ill. Srolt, F. Rolvcrhwfz. Second RowAI'. 17,tlI!llIfIt!l'fllCfV, D. Jolzuxon, D, 1fUlIlIlIA'j't'I', IV. Kronuzillcr, Egan, J. D1l1'yt't', illixx 1'1't11't't'-x'. lfiistliow-Li. ll'ym'kcl1, Ll. Bode. T. Go.v.vcr, R, 151it'klIlt'j't'I', T. Hirirlcy, ilf. CDlN'll0lU', Ill. Patterson. The it 92,6 Totem H liltli it is, the tinished product R. M, mit-, the Totem for its distinction. The In- ' liut ask Chester XYyneken, ed- diana l-ligh School Press Association itor of the logo Totem, and the rest of the start if they don't heave a sigh of relief xx hen they say that. pronounced it supreme in the state contest. Hy virtue of these victories, the 10:5 production claims the most To get out an annual was a harder poll this year th tn it has ever heel 1, tor had the 10:5 yearbook set a pace that impressive conglomeration of honors ' that could possihly he showered upon any high school annual in the United States. You can see what this vear's to he kept up with. The llest in the l'nitefl States was awarded that hook hy two natlo nal or ganizcationsz the Cen- t ra l lnterscholastic Press .Xssociation and the ,Xrt Lratts 41 'x .t lllilfl twenty-txyo inch ellXk'l' trophy :mf huge lll1l'lX'lIlLl'l sul xer cup were anarrlerl staff had to measure up to and why Y ,V lfxcelsior was con- tinually its cry. XYithout the h ar cl w o r k of those in charge, you w o u l cl prohahly not now he wandering th 1' o ugh the p a g e s ot this folio, Chester XVyne- Page 11.1

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