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

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'Y 1 Upper Left: Archery Club members practice for the bullseye, and it looks as if one of them hit it. Lower Left: Times members try to roast hot dogs with- out singeing their eyebrows at the annual Times picnic. Upper Right: Dwight Flowers looks on while Shirley 1wnHq.-+f,- -v--. w-:-- - -: V' Mu ft: J,-A ,., -J-g ' .,: '. ni i Harris and Nancy Berg proceed to make a pair of cull- links. Do you think you'll ever wear them, girls? Lower Rigbl: Dorothy George decided to sit this one out because during the last dance three people shot at her furs. LNote the socks! Q Qand tootsies 1. 111 fi p'.f'rQ1v-ffwzt' ini rt..1,Q:Z-152-'J'-1f3E.'1 ff

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'rg -5 3F45 Vg 'Q 'f . .:-5 f' f Thi-Y 0911 ' . . .g'?Sft'.: . Qc.. i ff' ZA ffl, 1. 2,5 'I Upper Leff: Two of the choir girls offer a song to the seniors on lvy Day. .llitltflr Left: jim McGraw speaks to the seniors and Ivy Court after crowning Martha Ritter queen. From left to right. the court consists of Nancy Kierspe, Shirley Karns, Martha Ritter, Sharon Earl, and Martha Morgan. Lozvcr Left: Members of the Senior Play, Our Miss Brooks, show off their weeks of training in a fine Brst night performance, Left to right: Lee Eaton, Sue No- 110 -8' vitsky, Mary Ann Chalfant, Shirley Karns, Nancy Kier- spe, Virginia Vosburgh, Danny Wliitnier, and Carol Cutshall. Upper Right: Seniors parade around the Halls of Ivy before the students and faculty, previous to the crown- ing of the queen. Middle Right: jim McGraw crowns Martha Ritter Ivy Queen while seniors look on. Lou-er Right: Fred Augspurger plants the traditional ivy on Ivy Day for the Class of 1954.

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Nm H'2'00TVfn?? Ylilll fl 'Wm YOUR new 'Liz Ulgsgm CMU .ff- .1 ' fe-X , faq l ' .. i' -We-'gr-. M N. Q ,N,4L svyhf R 1 1. S y A ..,l 1 fn Uppri- Leflz Mr. Bobay shows off his line looking grid- men at the start of the football season. fll1.1'iHt Leffz An aerial view of our football Held dis- plays its spaciousness and splendor. Loirer Leflz An enthusiastic crowd is all worked up at an opposing fC.lH1'S play against our football squad. 112 Upper Right: South Side cheerleaders, Becky Brink- roeger, Nancy Showalter, Fran Bagby, and Luba Gouloff, back the March of Dimes campaign, Lnzwer Right: Sticks and stones will break our bones, says Haughty I-latrendorfg Bur Red initials can be washed off, says Raging Rosie, raising the roof. An engrossed Workman has an audience as he begins re- moving the artwork of some daring Dalis from the river region.