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

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First Row: Fisher Rehrer, Waneta Richardson, Don Reichert, Doris Rindchen. Second Row: Joanna Rinehold, Maxine Rippe, Betty Rison, Effie Roberts. Third Row: Harold Roberts, Melba Robbins, Doris Robinson, Marie Romy. Fourth Row: Eleanor Rohrer, Betty Rose, Marjory Rose, Ruth Rose. Fifth Row: James Roth, Maxine Roth, Madge Rothschild, Regina Rowley. Sixth Row: Clarice Rudy, Marjorie Ruhl, Margaret Ruhl, Lois Ryan. Seventh Row: Sam Schaaf, Dick Schaefer, Harriett Schaefer, Lorita Schaefer. Eighth Row: Williain Schafer, Mary Schaffer, Richard Schannen, Barbara Lee Scheele. Ninth Row: Robert Schepler, Melba Scherer, Beatrice Schiefer, Edna Schneider. Tenth Row: Linda Lou Schulz, Margaret Schuster, Ralph Schwartz, Glen Seabold. Eleventh Row: Alice Mae Seibold, Geneva Shearer, Lucille Sheets, Gladys Shiflet. Twelfth Row: Virginia Shiflet, Wayne Shipley, Betty Shultz, Eliza- beth Simminger, and vigor in the work which makes up the varied and interesting pro- grams of the numerous extra-curricular activities in which the stu- dents of South Side indulge themselves as a means of furthering their educational and social aims and aspirations. Active participation in sports perhaps ranks first among these many outside interests, for we discover that forty-one boys and one hundred seven girls out of the freshman class have taken part throughout the past year in some of the many sports which are open to them. For the boys, intramural sports include tag football, cross country running, and bowling in the fall season, basketball, volleyball, hand- ball, wrestling, and boxing during the winter, and, though a young man's fancy may lightly turn to thoughts of love in spring, the intra- mural sportsmen's fancy turns seriously to pleasant and intriguing thoughts of playground ball and horse shoe. The boys who have entered into the intramural sports for freshmen during the past year includes Earl Anderson, Donald Armstrong, Charles Baney, Carl Banks, Henry Brandt, Robert Budde, Edward Cremer, Ralph Colicho, William Cook, William Crick, Claude Davies, Richard Dent, Harry Ertel, Robert Feichter, Philip Greeley, Glenn Gregory, Louis Hoch- stettler, Howard Hirschman, Ned Hensley, Elmer Hollenberg, Rich- ard Kaiser, Hubert Klopfenstein, Roger Larman, Robert Lehman, Je- rome Miller, Carlton Mock, Richard Nelson, Victor Nussbaum, William Ostermeyer, Robert Pequignot, Donald Reichart, David Roth, Doyle Springer, Harold Schmidt, Donald Smith, Richard Snook, Lewis Squires, Donald Steinbauer, Wayne Walraven, and Jerry Zehr. The sports which lead the girls on to conquer bigger and better worlds in the fall season are tennis, speedball, and hockey, during the winter, they turn their interested attention to volleyball and bas- ketball, and, in the spring, swimming, track, hiking, baseball, skating, and tumbling make urgent demands upon the leisure time of all the athletically inclined daughters of Eve. Those freshman girls who have entered vigorously into the realms of athletics during the year include Preceda Affolder, Dorothy Ald- ridge, Betty Allerton, Marceille Bandtel, Phyllis Barrows, Anna Marie Baumgartner, Ruth Berning, Betty Beyran, Adella Bleich, Jean Boll- man, Jane Brothers, Wilma Brown, Dorothy Buchholz, Helen Clark, Louise Close, Mildred Closs, Mary Catherine Connell, Eleanor Crosby, Jeannette Crum, Gertrude Dannenfeldt, Dorothy DeHaven, Edna Disler. 27 3142 ,. ' Q r ' - i ' 'vA,!xi'l W . 5 5. 1 W. . .... ,4 Z N, xu . Q, gr YZ' u Q4 - ...R , 1 4,- 1- 1 1 gl. Qi 5 ge mi J N 9 ,fix T-A U uf lg: 4. I ll 3 . 3333 , N ,J , . F , X 1 l 6 , t 5: lf. Q- '5 . K, It L i f , s fb x . -gi, K ja if I al, 1 ,1 .f - 1 i H I 1 6-3 l I

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First Row: Eloise Morell, Robert Morris, Maxine Morton, Ursula Nlorton. Second Row: Eileen Mossman, Paul Mueller, Margaret Murphy, Harold Myers. Third Row: Helen Myers, Verneal Myers, Dorothea Nance, Robert Nelson. Fourth Row: Dorothy Newell, Nancy Newell, Mabeline Newhard, Mary Louise Newman. Fifth Row: Lois Nessel, Tessabelle Niebel, Lee Niles, Alma Nitzsche. Sixth Row: Virginia Noble, Nadine Noe, Dick North, Virgil Oakes. Seventh Row: Lucille Oberholtzer, Mary Jane Odell, Dick Orr, Mary Osborn. Eighth Row: Fred Ostermeyer, Helen Parker, Betty Ann Pettit, Geraldine Platt. Ninth Row: Annabelle Pollock, Miles Porter, Jack Powers, Lavon Price. Tenth Row: Nancy Quince, Paul Randall, Helen Rarick, Barbara Raymond. Eleventh Row: Sally Rea, Sam Rea, Mary Jane Redding, Adolph Rehm. Twelfth Row: Dorothy Reese, Herdle Rern, Harold Reinking, Paul Reynolds. orously to the dilqqcult task of becoming acclimated and joining in with the spirit of the educational and social life of South Side. In the first place, twenty-seven of the more ambitious future citi- zens of the United States from the class of 1937 have displayed their high aims and ideals and their intention of becoming worthy mem- bers of the student body of South Side by starting out on the course of their high school career with grades which reach the excellent aver- age of ninety percent or over, thus qualifying them for the first-year honor roll. Those people who have succeeded by virtue of assiduous labor and studious habits in acquiring the coveted and well-deserved honor are Marion Bailey, Billie Bichacoff, Wilson Byer, Ina Claire Chappell, Dorothy Clancy, Virginia Fathauer, Ruth Gerber, Louise Gerding, Reginald Gerig, Ruth Geoglein, Constance Haag, June Haeger, John Hines, Mildred Keil, Stella Kelak, Joan Kennedy, Clara Jane McElwain, Leona Menze, Betty Muntzinger, Grace Nel- son, Willard Ridenour, William Roy, Louis Squires, John Staley, Charles Thorne, Elinor White, and Kathleen Wittmer. There is also among these freshmen a group of outstanding stu- dents who have proved their undeniable scholastic ability by receiving the honor placque for the highest freshman scholarship average three times in succession. These students who are members of Miss George Ann Hodgson's home room 80 have maintained an average of 5.6434 in scholarship throughout the year in order to keep the honor placque in their possession. Those freshmen who have co-operated in the winning of this supreme honor by the contribution of con- sistently high grades to the cause are Richard McBride, Eileen Ment- zer, John Miller, William Mitchell, Harold lVlyers, Alice Nelson, Dorothy Newell, Nadine Noe, Hazel Noll, Robert Peterson, Richard Rastetter, Rhoda Rea, Betty Rose, Margaret Jane Ruhl, Margery Jane Ruhl, Herman Rutkowski, Lois Ryan, William Schafer, Lorene Schan- nen, William Scott, Della Ruth Seigel, Francile Shepler, Iona Shuler, Don Sinish, Jean Snyder, Bernice Springer, Marjorie Persing, and Dorothy Tobianski. Although there is not, as a general rule, a very large number of freshmen who enter actively into the extra-curricular organizations and activities of South Side, nevertheless, the members of the class of 1937 have proved to be an exception to the general rule in that we find an unusually large number of them Hitting about the halls after school hours are over and participating with zestful and zealous vim V Z6

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