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

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. I 5 Y K J. 4.4 A... The Best in the United. States The South Side Times has shown itself to be a lusty infant. XVhen only six weeks old, scarcely out of the journalistic crawling age, it walked off with the Central Interscholastic Press Association award of Best High School paper in lndianaf! K During the rest of that year it was carefully fed and nourished by the school and Times staff and was able to climb and reach for higher and better things this year. It surpassed all other high school publications in the country this year, being declared the best high school paper in the United States at the Madison Convention. Below are shown two of this year's issues. The one on the right side is one of the three prize issues entered in the Madison contest and is considered a model in regard to make-up. The other cut shows the front page of the sectional tournament issue, one of the big undertakings of the year. It is interesting to know that this paper is financially sound at all times. T1-15 QQEIL1,Q1?f:IllYIES 1-:El THEQQEJIH. 521235194155 iiiniiiunlnlriusinn iT i1f2fl2Ai2f1MMoN'wmm isrnttnlumsatslunniim ll,fg,,Lg',lgpg,, UWM' ViiTii2 k1,1,f,222',Q'lf WlU.Hl5llFlUlllXl Will lUll5lEllUllllllllllIIUll PHf5mlIlSIS5:':5fl?5' lit ,N WI mm Mlm M---,--fm-rw . .....,-mr:..n--W -:LETS lf N' , N1- ,,,,,,,-,,,, ,, -- 'A 4: -1, ,,.......-1---R '- 41:21. ,..,...,.-J, ,.....,... .M 5 77 LZZ:.1 ' ,. ..... . f f T W nL::mae:.'a-,::.1:a:1:..u ' ow hlgl , -:..':':5.:T::.:::'l '-::.::Ei:::-'- -'?E1.:'3E?:l-E' ' A - Yrff WEST'-'T-5552: W Q . KE-,f?7 j3j 'uf 5 '?:1f!' . 42 If-' ' :fan-.L-:.:1:F:a'i 'fa' -- aug, if 1 .:.-:..-1:-1:4 fi 1-rr i-1-.1L2':-'31 - -' l::'E51m.::-Q 's wwwmnu Y - ll -1 1131!-3537 1 gag:-751 X 5-E gig,.g,5.3gE5'5E5 MIMEMPUI STE?-Eg IIJHDHRLIWIIIISQEE-zezxgggia iggizfunmls ,QM E 2 5 E 2 Q fllfiwllllkiliiiff Filvlwwltasaieiaaesei fuzz:-1 L -ew.: 1K 4 P-' 1 2 :f.:L-::.:u .:--::,:- f:w':.4-fb----A-:::::..n-:,----- --:f::::::-.ea-:L 335535 WHUIWWIU' F' , EMIWTHL EEEEEQ '-.:Ii'I...l?j'fEEl3ifEEE EQQiE5EljZ:5igSTniii'iEsii:ii'i:n 'i'l.l'll.T'ul'lB-r::gi:f: e:f?f F2ss:2ff 'g!,,lf,,E5Q??',15,, :BST 'A' 5232-5 5-Sisisvlr' 5522 i?E5Eii::f-. '-92215424-s .... .::--r... ::.::-ASEE:-25.25-Q-.age Sf- -.:- . teaztgwexsffiti-:-2 -- 111:---EEE: f' A' f 253225: i525?5liuumima Eiizilil T552 llllllllmwlgigiil lllfllfilm .7i7EQi?fffi?- SE 'Qiiiigf ls!-N-WITH? 3523315 ef-55. -.'E 5l E,w5ggg,gfg5gg,,.lE5ieEl?5e 'iiiiiiflfvfifiu 1'3!.'!E'1P1'1'f ll SWSHIFTIUIS '-.za-.:: .L-Q?-:arf '--4 za-::::-:.-::.:: 11 .f zfitzxnfgiiffiii 1'ai?i-:fs5iiit:?52EiT'ifF '-5' -li.-e'EEs:fw-1' 'l ' '-ew -: 13355-22311 -- - Rigas -3 '- Sei!-Egkiffiiiiggg55vgqi?i'Ese:131i3g,gis.fg5555 -?-'4'E-sP522ee'-i- -.- . af'-:fe2-22:-2-siiiffF511--aizg2252151 ' igfenf I Page 99 1

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n DON.XI.D SMITH l'TIiI.liNE XVHWE tIt'm'r'r1I dltlllllfffl' fEL'!It'I'tIl ,lflIlIt1l!lt'f Eleven students and Miss Harvey attended the Li. l. P. A. Convention, Thanksgiving vacation, at Madison, XYlSCl'PllSlll, in the interests of both Times and Totem. The were: Ehrman Kiclclev, llubert Beck, Donald Smith, Miriam Yoder, Helene XYliite, Zoe Marahrens, Margaret Diserens, Marv lfallc, Ruth Eickineyer, Elizabeth Adams. and Yivian Crates. It was at this convention that the Times emerged winner of winners. It was in competition with 238 other papers from thirty-tive states, and was selected as one of the two from its division to receive an All-American rating. Eleven other papers from other divisions received this rating also, The Times was then selected as best of the All-American papers or Best In United States. Good work and general quality was the basis of all judging, which was done by three inenibers of the department of journalism of the University of 'XYis- consin. The first of December, Ehrman Kiclqlev resigned his position as editor-in- chief of the Times, in order that he might devote his entire time to the Totem of which he is editor-in-chief. He was succeeded by Vivian Crates, who held the position of editor-in-chief and general manager until April 1, I Page 101 1