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

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Firnt row: Nancy Ferverda, Janet Fowler, Kay Krause, LouAnn Lucas, Vallory Eckrote, Sally Chapman, Susie Craig, Bar- bara Curtis, Mr. Lester Hostetler, Lois Root, Judy Waltz, Mary Watson, Margo Martindale, Sue Spencer, Susie Bradley, Mary Jo Lindenberg, and Martha Milnor. Second row: Donna Ruble, Judy Alfeld, Sandy Parrett, Beverly Rice, Kathy Bright, Beth Rankin, Carol Colby, Marilyn Williams, Diane Mertens, Carol Lockwood, Barbara Miser, Ann Keirns, Sharon Bower, Susan Flightner, Alice Richard, Jolly Clarkson, Nancy Hickman, Janet Rupp, and Judy Boyer. Third row: Alice Weddle, Judy Bastian, Judy Rumple, Robin Allen, Marilyn Mahler, Martha Pritchard, Jack Lehman, Robert Lee, David Smith, Tom Furney, Don Danklefsen, Loren Stanski, Grant Osborne, Pat Harding, Jane Tonges, Nancy Reim, Betty Wild, Mary Ann Perkins, and Nancy Hilsmier. Fourth row: Doris Walter, Judy Anderson, Tom Fruechtenicht, Bill Boggess, Jack Plummer, Dick Roth- berg, Nick Roembke, Chuck Jellison, John Hendricksen, Phil Shriner, Bob Rice, Don Kern, Eugene Guenther, Robert Stein- bauer, David Fell, Robert Pfundstein, Bill Piepenbrink, Steve Sappenfield, Harriet Stine, and Mary Kay Hall. Choir .... r This has been a memorable year for the choir and Hos. To the relief of all members, new irridescent red formals were pur- chased for the girls and matching bow ties and cummerbunds for the boys. A candy sale helped to raise money for the music department. If some of the members of the department look a little green, it is from eating too many uturtlesl' and fudge pies. Highlighting the outside concerts was the choir's one-hundredth church concert presented at the South Wayne Baptist Church. In addition to church concerts, the choir sang at assemblies, the Senior Reception, and many other school activities. Lower left: What inner sanctum holds this dark horse C the organ! D? Lester Hostetler takes time out from his busy schedule for a few minutes of relaxation. 90

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Art Club Sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Fleck, Art Club consists of students interested in art and desiring to work in various media by creating a great appreciation of art. This year members made flannel telephone book covers and Easter cards, using lamination as a method of creating designs on tissue. Upper left: Kay Newell and Jean Mills, 'itypical art members, are blockprinting telephone book covers. Lower left: The fall semester officers Louise Mise- gades, treasurer, Bev Engleman, president, Janice Leist, vice-president, Joyce Flaugh, point recorder, and Anne Plogsterth, secretary, are planning a club meeting. Boomer Clulv What would we do without the Booster Club to sell us refreshments at our basketball and football games? The club takes care of concessions in order to make money for things needed by the school and to provide for the yell leaders, who are a division of the Booster Club. Misses Frances Stobaugh and Mabel Fortney sponsor the concessions branch of the club. Mr. Quance has charge of the yell leaders, and Miss Rowena Harvey is general chairman. Upper right: Industriously counting money are Linda Coker, David Bishop, Cami Spaw, Miss Stobaugh, and Miss Fortney. Lower riglaz: Paul Schoppman, Alice Houk, and Jerry Havener are busy selling candy, potato chips, and ice cream while Judy Holloway supervises. 89

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WI Upper left: The junior girls, quartet which sang at many concerts consists of Judy Rum- ple, Barb Miser, Margo Martindale, and Mar- tha Milnor. Upper right: Barb Curtis and Bill Boggess, the choir secretaries, help to plan their busy choir schedule. Middle: Masters of the keyboard are the ac- companists, Mary Ann Perkins and Nancy Hilsmier. Bottom: These top vocalists were chosen to sing in the Madrigal group. Firm! row: Susie Flightner, Sally Chapman, Susie Craig, Barb Curtis, Lois Root, Mary Watson, and Alice Richard. Second row: Nancy Hilsmier, Mary Ann Perkins, Marty Mahler, Nancy Reim, Betty Wild, and Mary Kay Hall. Third row: Bill Boggess, Jack Plummer, Tom Furney, Phil Shriner, Dave Fell, and Bill Piepenbrink. 91