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

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THE TOTEM 1938 To you seniors of the future, the class of '38 can offer this ad- vice only-live well your years at South Sideg have a good time while you canl The time is not far off when you, too, will want to cherish memories of the happy hours you've had with her. Live now, that your memories of South Side may be only happy ones, as ours have been. In later years as we are looking hack over this Totem, in order to assist a none-too-efficient memory, let's turn back time's clock, live again those happy hours in Archerland, recall once more that freshman fear we had when first we entered South Side's portals, and thrill again to Baccalaureate and Commencement. These things we shall never forget! eggs 5

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oqyfllL1'f04? An Archer-that's our emblem-an Archer shooting high. Yes. we are all Archers, and for four short years we have been aiming at the target of scholarship, character, and service. Some of our arrows have fallen short of the mark, some have overshot it. and some have scored bulls'-eyes. But our aim has been high-and our score, too, during these glorious high school years. . And the years have been glorious! Remember the sopho- more party? It was really a circus of fun. As juniors. we walked under ladders to The Fateful Quest on Friday the thirteenthg and a few months later danced at the uCoronation Ball. And this final year is replete with memories-the first Senior Class Banquet South Side has ever had, good times at the Fun Fest. the Senior Play, Ivy Day, the magnificent final game of the state basketball tournament, and the equally magnificent celebration after the team won the titleg and, finally, Baccalaureate Services. the Senior Dance, and Commencement. Besides all these. the good times we have had taking part in club activities. on publications. or in serving the school in some other way. can never quite be forgotten. The Archers have always aimed high and well. In athletics. in publications, in music, in public speaking, essay contests, and Latin contests, they have displayed not only knowledge and ability. but also all that is good and Fine in youth. XVe are proud to have been Archers that have aimed so high and scored so well!

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TOTEM 1938 Published by the Graduates of 1938 of South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana VOLUME Sixteen,,JUNE 1938 COPYRIGHT 1938 by Joan Bonsib, Editor Don Helm, Business Manager Joan Piety and Julia Crabill, Co-Circulation Managers Rowena Harvey, Faculty Adviser SUBSCRIPTIONS The price of the TOTEM is two clollarsg two dollars and twenty- five cents after the date, April 22, 1938. 1212772 1938 June, 1938 Southistory, 3-4 The Designers, 6 Division One ' Features, 7-14 Division Two ' The Faculty, 15-21 Power Behind The Throne. 15 She Holds Four Aces, 16 Give The Dean A Brealcl, 17 Pedagogical Personalities. 18-19 Qur Pals, The Teachers, 20-21 After Oihce Hours, ll Division Three ' The Seniors, 23-48 , Sociable ' Soporihc ' Somnolent ' ' Sophisticated ' Seniors. -10 ,. . Four Year Honor Roll. -11 National Honor Society. -12-43 W , i n -,q'-i':1 V Q1 ,One From hlanv. -15 1.3 yxvhat The Seniors Think. -16-47 3 .IN Division Four 0 Underclassmen. -19-68 f 5' Q Division Five ' Athletics. 0'-7-8-1 I K in The Feet-Ball Boys. T0-'I 5 . The Xvinnahsl. 73 5 1 They Caine ' Thev Saw 9 Thev Con- 1 , Z7 querecl ' Yipeef. '4-f5 li QI I1 Our Trucking Traclisters. T' I A Af f, llt, glibc Intramural Inmates. 'S-30 N G. .-X. A. Girls-Best of Sports. SO-S1 I 1 NPN. oi Division Six ' Activities. S5-11S 35 s.0 '3f:Sx:'fAlsykifffm Division Seven ' Snaps. ll'-111 HI-i1b0olL Xtzofx ixiutllkc It Totenfs Eve-View of the Tournev. 113 ts.. 1132 at no t !,Bu