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

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fi .hi W-I fl' ff AW! 611056 571m fo, Cther members, upper right. are, first row: Phil O'Shaughnessy, Rita Pierce, Nancy Plaslcet. Jerry Pontius. Jovce Purk. Second row: Joyce Roarlc. Donna Jean Roehel. James Ruble, Gerhard Salinger, Shirley Schweizer. Third row: John Shanlclin, Herbert Snyder. James Stiegler, Suz- 51 Q? anne Stiver, John Sweet. Fourth row: Joan Trader, Mary Vegors, Ann Von Gunten, Joan VC'eddle, Judith Vlfillcs, and Joy Wilkms. David Heine was also elected to Na- tional Honor Society. 15

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5--u ll p0l0lfl!6U p 06!ll,Cf:5 Remember October when we filled out our choices for class personalities on the poll sheets? All year long the question that has been in the back of all our minds was that of who would receive these honorsg and, now, here are the results. In the top snap, listening to the radio, are Jackie Hurt, who was elected the cutest girl, and Johnny Sweet, the most handsome boy and the best boy athlete. Janie I-lattendorf is attempting to ward off Louie Mangels' snowball attack in the middle picture. Janie and Louie have been chosen the girl and boy with the best personalities and the girl and boy who have done the most for the school. Serving at the senior reception are Jackie, Janie, Sue Dicter, Nancy Clark, and Nancy Plasket from left to right in the bottom left. The seniors certainly don't lack music makers. At the bottom right Georgette Gettel and Fred Stephani, our best boy and girl musicians, are preparing for a little harmonizing. l ....., .. ..- ...V-.....-...L-l