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

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xiaerience fo .Sfmflt ,SRL Top: The Times staff members really enjoyed themselves at the Times picnic. Center: Patty Payne of the North Side Northerner graciously gives up the circulation cup to her rival, Mariann Gilhert, circulation manager of The Times, who just as graciously received the honor. A part of the circulation staff is admiring the presentation. Left to right in the background are Jeanne lVlanning, Joella Seihert, Frances Water- lield, joan Ludwig, Ruth Ann Klop- fenstein, Carolyn Scholer, and Helen Litchin. Bottom: Another gala event for stu- dent journalists was the trip to the thir- teenth annual high school journalism conference at Butler University made by a group from the Times and Totem staffs. The hoys in the front row are admiring the trophy won by The Times as heing the hest high school newspaper in Indiana having over 1,000 enrollment. 29

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mkxfg '61 ff racfica! Wewfilaalaer ied agiuclenffi Hard, constant worlc goes into malcing our Times stalf consistent producers of a first-class newspaper, but fun is not forgotten, as witnessed by the annual picnic. We have shown our approval by subscribing 100 per cent. Again this year The Times received the highest awards possible in the national contests, NSPA, CSPA, and Quill and Scroll, and in the state contests. The Times is now twenty-six years old, during which time it has maintained the highest ranlc in the country. Top: Four seniors who have served as general man- agers of The Times remember past problems with Miss Harvey. From left to right: Mary Muller, Jeanne Manning, Marilyn Roclchill, and jerry Ellis. Center: Staff heads for The Times are, seated, Jerry Dreisbach, news editor, and Joanne Witte, editorial edi- tor. Standing: Don Fackler, sports cditorg Donna Rob- erts, feature editor, and Bob Schmeding, managing editor. Bottom left: Heads of the business department are, seated, Patty Andorfer, business manager, and Ellyn Heine, advertising manager, standing, Sharon King, au- ditor, and Stan Knapp, make-up editor. Bottom right: The circulation leaders, all of whom had 100 per cent home rooms the hrst day of the se- mester are, first row, Joella Seibert, Ellyn Heine, and Helen Bennett, second row, Frances Waterheld, Martha Fulton, Gloria Klopfenstein, and Carol Sielalf. joella Seibert brought in the most subscriptions on the opening day of the campaign, while Helen Bennett, Frances Wat- erfield, and Carol Sielarf tied for second. 28

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