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

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Thirrl limi'-gl. .Yzt'l't'l'.w11, ll. ,ll.1llt1lwn, 17. !c11lc1'1.'.v, .llrx .Nit'1ltIfm'l', IV. Hurrz, All. ln'lt1t'r. Stcuntl Rmx'-.Sf Fa-x', R. .S'!1ii'll', lf. t'wl.w1i. J. lflffzrglz, l'. l.uzvi'r', lf. 1.l1.Yt'fl. First limi'-R. 1'll'dlIlm'. ti. lhffy, R. ll'z'lL't'r. ll. l7ug1g1rIf, G. lfifiicrnii, ,ll. lllIHt'l'.YtUl, The Orchestra HI-1 schtml m'chest1'z1, Ullkltl' the tli- rectiun uf M11 Schafer, has mzule mmtlerful p1'ug1'ess in the lust yezn' ztncl is wu1'tln' of f:n'u1'alnle mentinn. The u1'chest1'z1 has at lZlI'Qt'l' vziriety uf instruments ziimnig which ure: pizmti, ne time gave 21 cuncert P1'Hg1'ilIll. .X saxaplmfme quztrtet was ftmneil nut ut the 1ll'CllQ5ll'2l :mtl was receivenl very fZlX'lll'Zllllf' hy the husincss men uf the city. The quartet played :tt it Ki- wzmis umm luncheon :mil fm' the Ru- viulins, viola, ccllw, clarinets, szixzl- tzirx' Chili, hut the high spilt of the phones, trtnnhwnes, tuhzt, :mtl tlruins. .Xt the time The llilqzulif' was given, the piclcctl musicians fruin the o1'cl1est1'z1 furnishc-tl f r the music fm' the chu- 1'Us, :mil also fm' the wlztncing and sulos. Xt several tim e si the full 01' c h e s t it :1 plztyetl fur x'z11'im1sN nmss meetings in the session 1-main :intl ati Pays 12? vein' was the playing fm' the lnztym' :tt the Uptiinists' lrztnquet. Klziyui' fleztlce t'HllllllllllClllL'1l the huys highly. The quztrtet was i cannprwseil uf Herztltl AX ni in e 1' in 21 n, l':tul llerlien, l lei'he1't Sny- tler. :intl lfugene Nit- ten. They were :lc- ,cwlnlvanieil un :ill wc- fcasiuns :lt the pizm-i hx' liric l.z1sch.

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Sixth RowYH. Slzydvr, F. Lvlvrvrlzf, K. Hlcyvrx, Ili. Bann1garh1w', .-1. Bczdr, J. Little. Fifth Rowflf. ,llilft'11, D. Rolm'-V.. H. Kern, ill. Sell. IV. Zalzrf, R. Efftlv, G. K1'c.v.v. lfonrth Row-.-1. ,N'ir1ccr.v011, P. HL'l'1ft'llV, V. Bray, G. flmcrman, V. F1'l'IIL'll, R. Hirl:'vy, D. Hirmz. R. Allen, G. Sloan. J. Grotlz, S. Fay, R. Nossvft. Third Row-K. Bvrkfold, H. Zllrgllalion, R. lI'afvrma11, H. Jvff1'ie.r, B. Smith. Second Row-G. Boiterou, J. Bell, R. .Sl'l1affcr, llf. Fclgvr, O. Palrlz. Front Row-ill. Patttmmn. R. Srlzvzufzuzzzz, R. Frank, J. ll'agvr, IV. Ray, D. Ilfmznl. D. Vauglzn, J. .lg11t zt', L. Rue, I. fj.l'ft'I'Ill!'lIIV, R. IvtUIIv00l'l1iJ', IV. lllcllfalzoll. 'The AY hack at the beginning of the school, there was the inception of a great musical organization in South Side. A hand consisting of six memlmers, without uniforms, but full of pluck and perseverance, suifered many hardships lay doing their hit for the support of the team. This six-piece hand played at all the athletic contests. They were jeered and mocked at lay the spectators, lrut they-Q were in Band eliminations, thirty-five members were left. The old faithfulsu felt pretty proud that they could say that they started the band. This year the band is fifty members strong. Mr. john L. Verwiere is the handmaster. Mr. Ver- weire is known as one of the greatest lmandmasters in this section of the country. The hand has played at every ath- letic contest and at , , ,V the pep meetings. The were determined toji ,. triumph of the 1926 stick it out. 513-641 46 .Hg hand was the privi- The following year Ilzidiii lege of going to Mun- a call for new meme T56-INJFLQK fd V Cie under the auspices I-,QI-5 wg, iwut-ll :mtl 5' 5 j J, LQ- of the Rotary Club to the response was en- lam U- I ,,f. Plaf' Ht the Stare Con' couraifimz. After the 77' A' ' A '- vention. Page 122

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Third limv-P. 1lm1f:iuglvr. U. Cllzilflf, G. ,Nl'l1t1t'j't'1'. 17. gllmm, lllr. Scf1aft'1', D. Il'a.rx. C, Kick- fztfjii, Y, .lfalm11.'y. Secmnl Rmv--R. Xi.'lvt'rsm1, II. Ix'i'ru. C. .Yt'l1u1uHl1. R. Il't1ti'r1lmn, Perry, Lf Ttfdd, 1 lf. Balmer. A lfirst limvVI?. ,Yt'.r.vt'll, D. lllvfgrwr, J. 1.111143 I'. Ifurliczz, D. 1'li1'iu1.v, llf 17n1,:t'r, I.. S,IlilIL'. 9 Buys Glee Cllulh Lfll nf the credit for the devel- tipment of interest in music ap- I-recizttiwn :md dramatic helongs tu Mr. litilzmd Schafer, the director uf muf Nic, llr. Schafer is well qualified for thie pmitifm due to the fact that he hae traveled with the Chicago Civic 1 'peru ctnnpzmy :md has made a con- cert tuur of his uwn. He has aim xtutlied muxic in weveral well known ctmxervzitrwief. D Tlnmugll the ardent 'A' i lzilmix nt' Klr. Schafer I twu glee clulw were fttrinefl :tl the lnegin- Hillg :nf NL'l1ln1l. li?lCl1 ytm- f4,llf,wing, these m'g:iniz:ntifn1N N11 uhlx grew until now the V -T-,... boys' and girl! glee clubs have made enviable records for themselves. The hoys and girls alternate rehear- sals un lllnnday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. lluth cluhs form a chu- rus on XYednesrlay. After several weeks of daily prac- tice Noel, Z1 very pleasing Christmas cantzttzi, wus presented hy the glee cluhy ltei'm'e 21 lzirgge audience at the lfi r s t Presbyterian church on the night of llecemher 21, At this time the girls' quartet, composed of Thelma Birelcy, tirst sripraitog Ruth liar- her, second sopranog Yiulet lfell, CUl1U'ZlltO, Page 12.1