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

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Girly' Rqfle Sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Luse and Mrs. Bette Miller, this club is open to all girls interested in fire- arms. Among other things, the girls learn how to use guns safely and how to care for them. They also learn to shoot in lying, sitting, kneeling, and stand- ing positions. Top left: Martha Richter and June Flaugh help Carolyn Holmes and Janice Summers hold and aim their rifles. Upper center: Joyce Flaugh, Susie Morganthaler, Marg Laycock, and Barbara Bowes practice shooting in different positions. 1 Q, B0y.r',RQfle 1 Boys' Rifle Club is sponsored by Mr. Thomas Polite. The boys meet for primarily the same reason' as do the girls. They gain valuable practice on the schools range. l Following each practice, the fscore cards are totaled and sent' into fthe national- rifle organization. Awards and ratings are presented for topmscores. ,w -. 'V t ' , 4 t Lowerltenter: In formation, the boys prepare to fire. Pat Doherty, Rex Patterson, John Zinn, and Larry Vanice appear to be ready: but we wonder what Mike Scott is looking at? Lower left: Here some of the members are found scoring up their targets. It looks as though a couple of the boys are having a rough time of it. 28

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Vafm Future Homemakers of America, under the leadership of Mrs. Gordon Kaasa, join in fellowship to learn the finer points of home- making. Included in their meetings are speakers, tours, and demonstrations. Top right: Believe it or not, these char- acters are members of Vesta. They're en- joying themselves at their Halloween Party. Recognize anyone? Kay Krause, alias just an old bag won first prize. Center: Nancy Frain, Mary Watson, Mrs. Kaasa, Virginia Tsulelf, Kay Krause, Sally McCrory, Margaret Tsuleff, Carolyn lsch, Linda N iblick, and Helena Kamm, watch Sue Klebe demonstrate her skill with straw at a Vesta meeting. Booster Club Many students probably would not last through one of our exciting ball games if it weren't for the Booster Club members. They have the responsibility of selling re- freshments at all or our home games. The money earned is used to pay for things needed by the school as a whole. Booster Club is sponsored by Miss Rowena Harvey, Miss Mabel Fortney, and Miss Frances Sto- baugh. The yell leaders are a subdivision of Booster Club. Bottom right: Ilze Cielens, Diane Houser, and Dave Bengs sell Cokes to some thirsty Archers. Bottom left: Mrs. Luse, Marg Laycock, Mrs. Miller, and Barb Bowes, members of the Girls' Rifle Club, help Mort Domer and Dave Bishop man the potato chip and ice cream department. Booster Club bought rifles for the girlsg and in payment, the girls helped the Boosters sell their wares at basketball games. 27

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junior Rea' Croix Junior Red Cross, the club formed for the purpose of helping others, is led by Miss Karen Keefer. This year the members made stuffed toys to take out to the Children's Home, called for blood donors, and took a talent show to the Veteran's Hospital. Top right: The Reverend Willianl L. Pifer speaks to the group at one of the regular meetings. Top center: Ruth Pifer, Miss Keefer, Joann Beaud- way, Liz Moore, Judy Clark, Jeanette Benbenek, Pat Benbenek, Judy Braddock, and Barb Braddock are working on their stuffed toy projects. Know Your Cigf Guided by Jack Weicker, this club acquaints stu- dents with Fort XWayne. The members take trips to all parts of the city and study its history. Lower center: Mr. Weicker looks on as some of the group sit and chat while enjoying refreshments. Lower right: Here around the table We see, left to right, Carol Jekel, Patty Krebs, Dianne Jackson, Mah- lon Bartlett, Neil Snyder, Bonnie Nahrwold, Marsha Klaehn, Sharon Lake. Marianne Pinkham, and Ed Storck looking at an interesting picture of Mr. Snider, taken about 1926. 29