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

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Elma Riggs t'l1r1rlotft' Rucllrx Llorotlzy Ri11i'l1t11'l illury 1,IlHlf'1I7't'j' llifrffffiy R1Vt'llll7kC I,1lt'11t1 Roggc 1fT't'lj'll Rim' Jfrlrg. .QCIIUIIIIIGIIIL Hart .Yrlltiilf lfr'nr'.ri Rurotlt' illildrvd Srlzlit' Ruby .Slllirk Lilliim Srlzzillvr fllalvcllt' .Ylztmk lhlrnflzy St-oft Gillwrt 5101111 .Him .S'igri.vf Ilfmfflly .Yulifll lfruz .S'if'lc.v l'l11'lip .figrixt played was the one against the faculty. Large numhers of the freshman The score was: Faculty 32, Freshmen lmoys and girls lreeame memlmers of the IO. two fwgaiiizzitioiis open to them, the Besides lwasketlmall, the freshmen Lf S. A. cluln and the -lunior HiAY, took part in foothall and track. Though it was not to lie expected that they would m ake the teams, they did, how- ever, give promise of he- ing future varsity ma- terial. Ptlgt' Of Not only were the fresh' men active in these clulvs but a large per cent of the offices fell to their share, ln the Lv. S. A. Kath- ryn Pepper was secre- tary and lletty Ray was

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wx. F' Ex , ' 1 L -. , ,Amd iT, ,,,, ,A .. Y. X, ,, llulsu Ilfrrkvll lflizulwllz 1'l111ulvli'lliIdi1 Illtfl1Il'.V .lllIl'fllU'a'f .IUIIUX 17ul1i'luf1'1llrz'l15 lflwr. lx'i'ml1'ii'k Clark lmifuv LIMIT!! 1'x'urr'1n'r' l'i1'41r1ri'.v Ix'u.vli'r Billy IXIUHIIU7' ,lfury ,llipllilluu lhfzvfflzy ljlriux 1l1u1'gan'! Illvyvr illllfllllll Lflrc Cilmrl. Illurrlzazzt ll'ilu1u lifllllllllfl' lxiullzrriui' l'i'f'fu'1'lx'a1fl1ry11 Xu!! illury J. .Yczelvy Ilur. .Yii'I7u1'ga1ll The freshman volley hall team en- tered the tournament hut they lmt in the iirst game. Twentyflive freflimeu liaxlietluall. XYI1 e ll the liaxeliall Neaxini upened. nineteen girly figm-il up. - v llurmg the lugs hav lqelliall wa-mi, a li fi ul l xx lf ll l 5'-live freshmzm lilly were in the claw league. The laxt call Lame out for wav made about in the middle of March, to which hfty auawered. This summons was made to get a line on players for next year. In all there we re three regular teams: Re- werve squad and teams I and II, which played in the class league. 'Teams I and II played eight games each. The fresh- men's h a 1' cl e s t game Page 96

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Glenn Xluiglzf l'lvrln'r't .N'n1r1fl'.v Durollzua Tlm111asl'lvlu'y illism' Louis Ra.rIcHi'r Llirru lvvllfillllffll .Hire l'c111H11.vL'irkL . Il'cl1nzcyi'v' L'aIl1i'rim' .Sizzffr Em-Iyn Tyrill lx .Nif'l1l'lCHl11II l.11.'lla ,Nif.'ycr' B'ur11irv .Sfcilz ,lla1'g, .X'f'ri11gvr' flarrivl ll'-VIICICUIL l'. 'll1ffn1f'.w1: lf. .5'Ii'il.fL'l' l,7m'nll1y .N'h'1'm'r llrffy ll'ard ,llf!I.l' Ifralllc treasurer in the fall, and in the spring and Totem room agents during the Ruth Strnelwel was president, Kathryn year. Pepper was x'ice-presimlent, and Har- liven the freshman year is not with- riet XYxneken was secretarv. out its social affairs, for, following the Xu freshmen helfl pu- slliuilw 4111 Il1B Tilll Cr this year and Harriet XX'x'neken, freshman erl- ilwr, was the nnly une lu Ivflfl za lmsiliwn :rn the lwteln. Many freshmen, l1uwex'e1', were rl' i in e s precedent establishecl by the classes of 1927 and 1928, a Fesliman Frolic w a s li e l ml during the year. The f 1' e sh in a ll class ullicers and the sn- cial council bore the brunt of the lZll30l'S. Pllgm' 95'