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

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pu, in will M WM Our voices blended into a community sing Violet Steinbauer, June Flaig, Ellen Harry, Bernita Eggers, and Lois Craig, our five State Latin finalists. . .Bucl Lampton, Bill Bone, ancl Eileen Eiclner star in the Junior One-Act Plays.. .The Rhythm Rascals play for the Soph party. . Saf McMyler and Antipholus Brooks in The Comedy of Errorsn.. Our Alma Mater on a rainy night . .Ruth Werkman, Joan Cox, Dorothy Jaggers, John Potter, Al Speclctnan, Dorothy Gilclea, and Naomi Koopman make decorations for the class of 1942's Junior Prom A scene from the Senior Play, The teachers have a quiz program at the Senior Funfest Our ping pong en- thusiast, Mr. Murray, of the business department ,Pat Sanford, little Mary Ellen Barrett, Betty Hargan, and Lois Bloemker star in another Junior One-Act Play.

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oo? Ci 5 NY First Row: M, Dyer, G. Staley, Smith, B. Abbett, L. Hallenstein, R. Robinson, Miss Harvey, M. Hankee, Holtmeyer, E. Remmel, F. Gumpper, L, Gumpper, 1-1, Schubert. Second Row: E. Hirschy, Frosh, M. Sheldon, Salon, B. Young, Brooks, Bonsib, D. Green, B. Brooks, M. Krauskopf, E. Kiessling, L. Haugk, M, Lybrook. Soufh .Sale jinclfi Qui! auf! .sycroffin fhe .Harbor Twenty-six Archers have been honored by receiving membership in Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists. Students working on The Times or The Totem are eligible for this award if they are Seniors in the upper third of their graduating class scholastically. have done outstanding work on publications for at least one year, and have served The Times or The Totem consistently and faithfully. In a Quill and Scroll contest held early last fall, Louis 1-1a1lenstein won third place in editorial writing and Bob Young, third in sports writing. Quill and Scroll members were guests at a banquet given for them by the publications adviser, Miss Rowena Harvey, early in May. Q5 First Row: M. Barrett, P. Harrod, B. Brower, B. Stump, P. Sanford, F. Gumpper, E. Hirschy, L. Gumpper, A. Loeser, M. Leas, D, Reiter, Miss Harvey, M. Cash, T. Hall, H. Lein- inger, L, Hoff, L, Haugk, M. Krauskopf, R. Hageman, J. Klinefelter, G. Kramer, M. Ly- brook, H. Schubert. Second Row: H, Kelsey, L. Grazier, M. Kienzle, E. Kiessling, R. Btazy, L. Hallenstein, B. Robinson, S. Bacon, D. Parkinson, Bonsib, T. Yates, Brooks, B. Brooks, Salon, Nl. Hankee, M. Sondles, V. Hill, H. Dicke, Smith, M. Feller, M. Wilson. 1500 on .1 lead Wlanl Cleif Ahoy! 1500 on a dead man,s chest! No, that isn't something gruesome, it's just the 1500 Club of South Side journalists. 1500 Club is one of the many active clubs in South Side. To be a member of this club, a student must have earned 1500 points for work done on publications, either on the business or editorial staffs of The Times or The Totem. When a staff member has earned his points, he is awarded a bronze pin. The next pin to be earned is the silver pin, which requires a student to have 3,000 points. Five thousand points is the number required for the next award, the gold pin. Last and the most coveted of all awards is the gold-jeweled pin, which requires a student to have 10,000 points. 102 Pres., M. Sheldon Vice-P., Brooks Sec., M. Lybrook Treas., S. Bacon .AE L uc.. 2

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The army stages a field day in our gym Margaret Brower decorates for the Junior Prom South Side's legis- lators prepare a bill Ken Iba, Bob Childers, Les Baumgartner, and Bob Racht help the Inter-Club Congress de- liver baskets to the needy Red Cross students Kay Kuntz and Mary Bowlby decorate for Philo Saluting Old Glory A publications potluck Finalists in the South Side Extemp: Byron Singer, Alene Loeser, Bob Young, Bob Robinson, and Don Meyer The Christmas program of the Music Department Latin students enact a play Barbara Cross and Bob Young demonstrate for Courtesy Week The PTA mothers work for Red Cross. l I 1 1 A A t