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

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South South South South South South South South Side Side Side Side Side Side Side Side Q tw, h 1 DOWN VICTORY WAY-- St. Mary's 6 Bluffton 0 Toledo 0 Elwood 6 Cent. Catholic 0 Kankakee 0 North Side 14 Central 28 , ..,.w. ,.,,. A Awwr By TOM THIELE LeRoy Cooke Known to all his friends as Baldy ,Captain of the team and placed on the Second String All City Teamu as center Played varsity for three years and in that time never missed a game. . Senior. Carl Braden . Blaclcie,' Football and basketball man Varsity for two years Played end in every game Honorable mention for All Cityn. Senior. Upper Left: LeRoy Cook. Upper Right: Head Coach Wil- liam Moss, and Assistant Coach George Collyer. First Row: Blackie Braden and Dave Roth. Second Row: Bill Steup, Bill Shultz, Roy Demetre, Bob Englehart, Jim Fatheree, Byron McCammon. Third Row: Bob Birkenbeul, Jim Straley. Chick Shimer, Bud Porter. Blackie Dager, Jim Worman, Bob Adams.

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Dick Bailhe won first place in fresh- man division of Freshman-Sophomore Contest. Bill McNulty was second in freshman Oratorical Declamation. Byron lVIcCammon speaks extempor- aneously. Bob Guion, Fred Collins, and Ed Meyer are outstanding in Oratorical De- clamation. June McAlister placed second in senior Oratorical Declamation. Carroll Barker was second in Inter- class Oratory. Bob Young and Bob Robinson repre- sented South Side in State extemp. Jeanne Gumpper won the Wfittenberg contest in Oratorical Declamation. City Oratorical Declamation Contest was won by Harold Brucli. Helen Ninde and Bill Riethmiller rep- resented South Side in State Dramatic Declamation Contest which Bill won. s. . ss 3?-A QWQX

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THESE MOSSMEN . William Steup 'QGovernor . Senior Small, but mighty at the guard position , , Two letters Played every game as one of the best on the team.. Honorable men- tion for All Cityv. Robert Birkenbeul , Birk,'., Played tackle. Played every game as a sopho- more Big, fast, and rugged One letter. Dave Roth ,Senior guard . Second String All City Team Participated in all of the varsity games for the last two years judged by Coach Moss as the most dependable man on the squad. Bill Schultz.. Dutch Cannonball Known for his good blocking One of team's steadiest ball players First letter .. Played tackle Senior, , Honorable mention All Cityn. Jim Straley Brains Almost all of South Side's points-after-touchdowns were due to his accurate place-kicking Played quarterback and won his first letter .. 'rl-lonorable mention All City ,, Junior. Roy Demetre , . Pedro , ,Senior Played halfback, and a dead-eye at tack- ling Two letters ,,Honorable mention for All Cityv. Ralph Shimer Chick,, All-City fullback . Played in all of the games 449 this year as a halfback Junior, Second in the scoring column among the city grid- ders. Robert Englehart, , Bob . Junior halfback Played last year and this One of our best passers . He sports one letter on his diminutive frame. James Fatheree . Jim Junior half- back Played often as substitute . Noted for his speed On team for two years. Robert Porter, Bud,' Senior half- back Small, but fast . Made his letter this year, , Played in every game Made honorable mention for All Cityi' team. Byron McCammon Mac,' Played in all of the eight games Scored three touchdowns during the season Coach Moss said that Mac was one of the reasons South Side won five games Senior. Clarence Dager , , Blackie . . Senior fullback Back after shoul- der injury of last year Made five touchdowns A fighting line plunger Made first letter in football Honorable mention All- City . James Worman Just Jim Junior end Came along fast at the end of season . Known for his pass-catching ability . One letter Honorable mention for All Cityv. Bob Adams Honorable mention 'All City' One of the hard- est working members of the team Played varsity end during the last half of the season . First letter Senior. The 1940 Archer football squad battled its way through the cur- rent football season backed whol- ly by drive. Being exceptionally small. the Archers were forced to resort to some other department other than size in order to come out on the winning side of the grid contests. The outstanding example of this was in the North Side gameg time after time, the Archers out- charged the North Siders only to be overcome by superior size in the shadow of the goal post. However, this was not the case in all the contests and the Arch- ers, spirit carried them to victory in five out of eight contests. .iii ...l