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

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mv w .. .b..,Nx,fg ,yoga ' -QNX. I 3 f.Q1:S,.- xr, N-f5 fs IN.,-t ,. as . . Q Q1 5. Q, W 'av fi ' x 'Q it g. -f ,Q 6' T' ' 3 1 EFI - Don MCLIICAIS Stephen M:les Bartlet Fletcher Vxcefpresxdent President Secretary Rzclmnl Bell Paul Hosretter joe Little Social Council Social Council Social Council THE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY T the beginning of school, in September, there were two hundred and nine new papooses with us. In February, there were one hundred and forty- six to add to our tribe. Of the Freshmen that entered in February, iifty' nine were from the South Side Grade School, fortyftive from the james H. Smart School, thirtyfeight from the Hoagland School, and two from the Harmar School. Two of the class were from out of town. They are Jack Fairman from Kokomo, Indiana, and Russell Lapp from Peru, Indiana. The 'first meeting of the class was held on Cctober 6, at which time our tribe chiefs were chosen. The following were elected: President, Stephen Miles, vice' president, Don McLucas, and secretaryftreasurer, Bartlett Fletcher. Also a social council was chosen, the members having been the following: Joe Little, Paul Hostetter, and Dick Bell. One of the outstanding events of the year was the Latin Contest, which was open to all Latin students at South Side. The winners oi the first part of the contest of division I were Esther Hanning, Dorothy Troendle, and Charles McAfee. Another test was given to decide the winner of our school and the other many schools of the Pllflf ninrly-:ix