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

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4 E S I X xmxxmwxxwxx X af R KxXiiX'5lX5S.Y-SNS 'X Ng, I '91 - l it ' Ak fffk: x ' f y asss as s 5 S i m x S S s s s l 1 S fx f r N X S Nm? r S 2 gg' NJ mg? ' S ELL chronicled in English folk lore are the deeds of Robin Hood and his trusty men, brilliant, indeed, in the annals o histor are the deeds Jf of the doughty howmen who won the battles of eflgincourt and Toitiers , ww I and led to a new order of things. ' 5 . . . T' Within these pages is preserved the . N j' history of a new band of Qfilrchers, those 1 . . . .ww-f-f, 1, 1 of South Side High School, who this 7 '4':,J1Wmf1TflfQll Al .-- V, J- ,Z , .r:a:Un'Wg,,,,, um year, for the jrst time, have adopted r ,dmfmmn-Mv:' '53 . 551 QI! an emblem-that of the Qfirchers- x1'.l'ju: F1 I . ' ?-:if If . which appears h-ere as the motif of 1 .g -- Z... 5 fff: ,4Q,gJ2Q'm-33151, the 1929 Totem. 'ful WSE' .21 olnlff' ' Xu 1 , fi, g f x ' '1 w 1, .fda xx IVAXQLQ' ngvyxvl- va' mjQ 'Tw' f '-fn- iff . ' 1, mm., I 2 ,I if TRL, 1 A ' l r, ,,,, N . Yfl I Q.. , I Ml N Aw r 1 f f -Q , .11 'fl 3 . ff ,V l fu J . Q v . . , 'J-1, ' ' s ,ff ,ay 5 7 A --- j j'2!ll,., ' ' -'N-11 r 3 'am ,I S 'fe i s s K' W 1 ll Q,-Eylpgt , 'w . 1 S fy N,4,, A-A,-1-A I' I I , s W ,eg 5 xx' V 4 W .: ? Ill' 9 . 'U' ' f ',., 4 hx? mifgfflil nw f e 2 W ,, A J If 1 i' ' Jr 1 X' S' I E A ' 'J w ri ll U ,I 'J N fu n Y -I -' i 'ls',HY',1Q'N -. 1 'f X .1 Ay'-,f ' fl I - , , U tl 'X v VM' 'Z .. ..llu --1,5 X Q7T , I . . 'LYS' l gpg: x U' q, A w --1 .- -' em-, -L

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xfLx :fs-ggi W ..... .....,. i swrrg ......,. gssx H 4 lslgaannxaxsaags i h p sst xw 1 C I I . - i - 1 ONE are the good old days , but we of the present have no regrets 5 in fact, we're glad. For in our high school of today, as never before, are opportunity, democracy, and good fun, as well as serious goals to be attained. JM ost glad are we of the vista of possibilities opened to us -X through the doors of what is called ' Student Life. For the pleasure given by it, for the development offered by ' it, for the real life with all its JJ responsibilities provided by it, this X book is dedicated to the spirit of Student Life. Y, . . ff X f ' 1 Q , j - 1 e' ,ff-.' A 25. V- if Qi' .' ...fbi r f'f'll-L.-ffl . . .I fs: . 4 Tb F., :Fr- x 173 Tqh'nC'525j-:'- ,?' QQ- . .iI?vjgQL- an , 1 4: Nlgfifif A R4 'Hof Q 2, J f 4Q2g:11,5w,1fqf: ' I , ff 'I-gg?- . -'r .J -4. ,::JqAQ:j.4:gf'g.'f'.c' X. ws, 'Q ,.,'-,,, .:- img- 'z..,,.,1. -. ' , -F' - -..I J' 1453-2:. .-7, mf- A 1 as ' ' J- 1's : L 'j-::::Q-'.1-3ff,2ff--I- 5-'S-.6 .. :Y '1 Y ' ' -:1l: ':':'::'mA,: ',t Lil-. ' 1 .QW 'lil-4 KFQBJA i f-, ,,., n