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

Page 19 text:

SMUDGE ASSOCIATE EDITORS: GWEN HORN AND RALPH JONES JUNE, 1936 Ear-Crisps T seems that in a certain English 8 class last fall, Mr. Null was teaching poetry and found that it was necessary to teach his class a little mythology which they should have learned long before fand this an xv class . . . Tch, Tchlj. Anyway, quote Mr. Null, XVhat did the severed head of Orpheus call out, supposedly, as it floated down the river? To which question, no one knew the correct answer. But, never daunted, came a feeble reply from one of the members of the class. H 'I ain't got no boclyl' 7, was what Dick Dochterrnan said. 1 f f F all the students who sleep in Mr. Murphy's class were laid end to end, they would be more comfortable. 1 Y f ERE is one that no one will believe really hap- pened, ancl maybe I don't blame them. Any- way, those two wits Qhalf right, anywayj Myron Jones and Bryce Minier are what some call writers. At least they pretend to be. For gosh knows how many reams of paper they have wasted trying to learn. Anyway, Bryce says to Myron as he stopped writing and looked dreamily out of the window . . . I guess that my pen SN'TitMr. Gilbert .AV - A' ,. JW ' that gives his l tests on the X, honor basis? A V. 3 'E gs' You know . . . 1 A- yi each one takes Qiffi 'ff f A1 seats three 1 V,-It i F357 apart and in X - il' alternate rows. W X E -,L l i i 1 1 f 1 ' 5 il IM Sweet .1 s a y s i t . took him four in years to Find I fa,1,5?z.. ,V ,, out he had absolutely no t a 1 e ri t f o r writing litera- ture, but by that time he was famous. Y f Y NE that had better dodge Miss Pittenger: Does anyone remember when the word 'neck' was Q77 I'm running for president of the freshman class will have to stop itching. 'KWhy?,' . . . says Myron. a noun 'Tm out of scratch paper, Jonesf' says Minier, non- 7 7 7 chalantly. I'll 'itch-you for that! yells Myron .... N old flame has put an end to many a and so on into the night. match. K 2 0 0 o I I 1 - 0 pofo gpg 'geo N X l K f 'Q f- 'f-o--ao on f Q. QQ- 55-2-59:23 7,0 Q1 cl lj Q' I 'N ' 9 .-, 'Hn 1:00 goo Oboe 000 o ooooo 0 - 5 Q I 5 f 02 I 22f22 o . ezff:a'z?.:2 l . -6- - x Ts2 i7:': .- - -Q -,W-nh- g-- JE. - , f X ,. Q , , QV., A lx P-,JW YEU4 YEL. fff '? Hit- 4 ' i ' A ' I' J 'lm A W Ii' ' ' ' X . 'v I 7 . No coffee!-It would keep me awake Psstl-XVho are we playing? Whos been eating onions? all day!

Page 18 text:

MSX?- Zehr caught in an off-moment our tall boy, Bob Glass, shows his stretch the boys learn how more of Camp Crosley get that ball! Coach Welborn looks on a bird's eye of track practice the football lineup Feichter carries through a tangle in the Central game. U r if ini' .1-If NA...,,, r- -'iv' f In . s '.F'1. us.-I lan'

Page 20 text:

THE TOTEM 1936 Smudge's Camera Contest Above-Candid photography is the newest thing, have given the prize this month to this snapshot catches Manuel Rothlnerg in a characteristic pose, responsibilities of the world at large rest upon his ders. He seems to be making a terrible struggle of X W-1 Above-Here we see the original Beaux Arts Ball of South Side High. Only this was a senior fun fest in which former principal Harris, Mr. Gould, Mr. Hull, Mr. Voorhees, Mr. Null, Miss Fiedler, Miss Demaree, Miss Rinehart, Mt. Chappell, Mr. Rothert, Mr. Murphy, and Miss Ley are principal figures. Third prize. 112 gr R i g h t - F o r t Wayne's g a r cl e ri spot. an exquisite rendezvous on the banks of the dear old St. Mary's River in Foster Park where our students spend their please ant summer Sun- day a f t e r noons. Courting is such fun in such sur- roundings. Second prize. ., s ,t,, Q, -, ., .. , . 413 1-'fs' .. 1 3 i ' ' - iifgili 1 L' 'A ,j 44 zdvwg, . :H ff 0 1 39.53-'ff-i 'mvS25-i?il59! 3Pif+'f.f:1:li' f so we 5. ., S n-:it f' 13'fm,, a:,fg,1R!- .-X which - A- as the 5 MSX i H gg: .I-5,4 -, shoul- it too! i' H' r nu f f hw cl j, A qiigiviusim li J J:-1 ' ge. X Tweet-Tuwoo! Left-Grand booby prize goes to this picture of the belies of the campus as seen in earlier days , .Look closely and you will see Har- riett Yapp, Janet Fisher, Theo Schurenlnerg, Ruth Stoner, Vera Crise, Betty Nleigs, Bonsilene Craig, Vir- ginia Vesey, Gwen Horn, and Evelyn Hoclcensmith.