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

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arfied A professional model from New York poses for the South Side art classes. Here he is dressed as a vaga- hond before one of Miss Erma Doch- terman's classes. Look silly, don't they? It's the an- nual Library Club initiation held at Foster Park. This year each initiate represented a different country and dressed in character. lr looks like a lor ol' fun. Everyone seems to be enjoying him- self at the So-Si-Y tea given every year by the members of the club for the faculty. The refreshments were preceded by a devotional service, a Candle ceremonial, and group singing. Another tea. This time it is being given by the members of the choir for their parents and the faculty to display their new formals. Mrs. Lester Hostetler, seated, aided by Mrs. Moss- man and Mrs. Waterneld, served tea. 20

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o 0 , 0 o enlofd, merzcazi Cfzzend .lmorrow Standing, left to right: Miss Dorothy Magley, adviser, Behrend DuWaldt, social council, Mr. Paul Sidell, adviser, Alvin Haley, president, Carolyn Druhot, social councilg Stanley Cook, vice-president. In front, left to right: Barbara Criswell, social council, and Phillip Traycoff, secretary. By DORIS MUNTZINGER Today the world is looking forward to a bright and happy tomorrow-a tomor- row that will not see war and bloodshed, but rather peace and prosperity. With these high hopes and a great courage, the class of 1945 goes forth into the world of tomorrow. The senior class has had a great senior year beginning with the reception, a new and enjoyable activity. The senior banquet appropriately had as its theme To- morrow the World.,' The traditional Ivy Day, Senior Fun Fest, and Senior Dance found their way into the schedule of a busy year. These were our yesterdays when we marched to the tune of fun and laughter, high spirits and happiness. Today, as we grow older, the scourge of war comes closer when we see the boys in our class marching off to the frightful, horrible tune of cannon, guns, and the drone of bombers. But tomorrow we shall again see the light of day, the boys will come home to the tune of peace and joy, good will, and security. That is the kind of tomorrow to which we seniors are looking forward. We are now going out on our own without the gracious help of teachers and parents. We are going out to mal-ze our world, the world of tomorrow, a good world, for we face, tomorrow, the world. 22