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

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Senior Sipping soda through a straw are Dick McGaw and Barbara Wallace, who copped the honors of most handsome boy and cutest girl, respectively, for the fourth straight year. It's a good old-fashioned sing! Providing the accompaniment are Geri Geller and Bessie Fer- guson, both outstanding in activities. Wendell Eicher, who was chosen best musician, warms up his trumpet. Joyce Brittenham, also outstanding in music, joins with Kate Rastetter, chosen for extra-curricular work, for a duet. Waving her fist in true oratorical form, Janet Terry, best speaker, demonstrates to her athletic friends Dave Barrett and Ken Howe the secret of her success. 14

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Pegeen Horth Sandy Landree Penny Hunt Janet Lawry Jim Jackson Lois Levine Chuck Jellison Frank Lude Nancy Jones Marian McCallister Bob King Dick McGaw Marsha Klaehn Steve Meyers ■ 9 „ fmk. Richard Moser Sharon Possell Barbara Nahrwold Linda Niblick Joan Novitsky Carole Oxenrider Susan Paradi Carol Purdy Katie Rastetter Dave Redmond Martha Reiff Judy Riping Marianne Pinkham Helen Robinson Judy Robinson Dick Rothberg Nancy Ryan Steve Sappenfield Sue Sappenheld Vickie Sheldon Carol Szink Janet Terry Linda Tomson Dan Tritch Luann Uhl Susan VanFossen Byron White 13

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Superlatives Now Sharon, here's the carburetor, points out Gus Wade; but Sharon Probst, the other half of the cutest couple, seems to be enjoying herself too much to be bothered by spark plugs and radiators. Seated on the fence of the future, looking up to bigger and better things, are Merle Baldwin, girl most likely to succeed, and Penny Hunt, chosen for scholarship. Chosen as boy most likely to succeed and outstanding in scholarship, Dick Rothberg is a strong support fot the venture. It takes two to tango! And what better two than the best dancers of the senior class, Margo Dixon and Bill Lentz. 15