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

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. .. . ,. . -, lilRl,5 lvl,l',l'. LLL l- Lell to right: 'limp Row-lvali Knerr. Hazel Weiser, Edna Pa'-ilisch, Catherine Roe. Lois Halifax, Helen Hobrock, lleatrice Farr, Hazel Taylor, Charlotte Culbertson, Agnes lYatkin-, Alma linsvhe, Velma Puff. Second Rowflileanore XYagner. Norma llleeke, Lillian Springer, Ruth NX'atkins. llororhy schiefer. Marie Mnellering, Opal Putt. Margaret Geiger, Cleora llenth. Alice Su-ight, Erma Sinners. Marie llrafv. 'fliiffl Row--Vera llrockmeyer, Clara XVager, Zoe Nlarahrens, Ilorolliy llnlt, Myra I1lI'HCnWl1. Virzinia Stopher. Marjorie Matlock. Helen Crawford. Bottom Ron--lierlrnde Snycler, Ilorolhy Morton, Ruth Xlae llankins. Grace Hall. Geneva Alberts, Adele Sundsmo, Mary Falk. Evelyn Xliller, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The club, together with the boys' Glee Club, was very successful in its presen- tation of the operetta, The Bells of Heaujolaisf' on May 25 in the auditorium of Central High School. XYith the co-operation of the Boys' Glee Club, it gave a miscellaneous musical program in which it f' 'I I I5 sang glee club numbers and gave instrumen- tal and vocal solos. Shortly before Christ- mas, the club sang a number of carols in the downtown stores. The ofticers of the club are: Dorothy Bolt A ,,,,. , ., President Edna Pawlisch , Vice-President Beatrice Farr Secretary-Treasurer TF I I Bertha Bnndtel Pianist V ' ! lhlge' Our lllzznfvni' .l'i11sfuwz

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i BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row lleit to rigfhth: N. Miller, H. Beck, R. Lange, R. XYelcl1. , Middle Row: R. Shaffer, A. l-ryam. D. XYass. LI. Bill, C. Meyer, I. XYoocl. Botlcrn Row: B. Gerber, IJ. Augspcrgcr, 'l'. Huge, Mr. Schafer, V. Brenneman, XY. Uoenges. R. Miles. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club. like its feminine counterpart, has done much this year to arouse interest in and appreciation of good music. The club, together with the Girls' Glee Club. very successfully staged the Bells of Beaujolaisf' the clever operetta which was presented at the Central High School Auditorium on May 25. As glee clubs are new in the high schools of Fort XYayne, the amount of work accomplished and their success in public entertainments is noteworthy. The officers are: Paul Sells . . . ...,,..,., President Hubert Beck . . , Secretary-Treasurer Tom Brothers . . . .Reporter flzllljc' 0115 f1'11f1.fm'd Ei.g'Mcw1

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L M. ,Y , AeA.. 'I'Hl-I ILXXII Top Row tleft to riuhtl: Mr. Schafer, .-X, Mason. X. Nliller, AX, llireley, Y. XYilson, X, Holly. lloltom lion: R. Sclieunmnn. C, Speelxnan. R. XYelch, li. Lords. A. llesecke, rl. Stover. THE BAND Inspired by the small but mighty Nluncie Hand at the regional tournament, South Siders decided that the school must have such an organization. When the call for musicians was sounded the response from the boys was excellent. It was decided to have the band play at the baseball games this spring and to have it enlarged so as to ha'.e a well-balanced organization in perfect workiiig order for the footlzall and basketball gaines next fall. It will also be used at other school meetings. Mr, Schafer volunlered to drill the band after school, After a month's practice. it made its first appearance at the New Haven game when it played in the Stadium. The band is composed of two corners, one clarinet, four saxophones, one trombone. a trumpet, a tenor drum, a bass drum and traps, An effort will be made next fall to provide the band with green and white uniforms. ftlyf Une' fllrmfuuf ywftlfllfvll