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

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Camp Archer Home Room Defense Agents, who are doing more than their share to make the sale of stamps and bonds a success, have their pictures taken with Miss Pauline Van Gorder, their capable coordi- nator. Front Row: Bob Senseny, Ray Geiser, Paul Yundt, Theo- dore Taylor, Roger McVay, Philip Schwartz, LaVon Byer, Ward Gilbert, Don Joyce, Earl Cheever, Audis Igney, Bill Smith, Keith Lakey. Second Row: Maxine Harri- son, Ruth Yoder, Dorothy Koomjohn, Eleanora Christ, Maxine Clark, Jean Hensch, June Bauer, Mary Menze, De- lores Winebrenner, N a n c y Griffith, Edith Hettler, Jean Steffens, Mary Craig, Marilyn Brown, Faith Baldwin. Third Row: Clara Makey, Carol Trenary, Elinor Munt- zinger, Ann Haller, Dorothy Altevogt, Marjorie Reithmiller, Delores Majorki, Pat Jackson, Gloria Crabill, Rosemary Spore, Mary Mallets, Nancy Hann, Joan Sheets, Anna Bearinger, irheodora Steffens, Sally Mul- er. Fourth Row: Phil Steiger- wald, Albert Kranz, Jack Rog- ers, Herbert Edwards, Bob Brandt, John Mast, Bob Dru- hot, John Ensley, Jerry Miller, Alvin Haley, Bob Werkman, Richard Erwin, Don Schrimp, Ronald Rariden, and Miss Pauline Van Gorder. Mr. Gould and Miss Bean watch over a group of students participating in the First air raid drill in the history of South Side High School. The orderliness and efficiency with which it was carried was indeed heartening to the teachers and students alike. South Side is prepared for the worst. Honor awards are presented to a group of Home Room De- fense Agents, signifying that the home rooms have attained 100 per cent in student par- ticipation in the sale of stamps and bonds. Left to right: Bob Senseny, Home Room 52, Ann Haller, 50, Paul Yundt, 603 Maxine Clark, 46, Don Joyce, 913 Marj Reithmiller, 78, Dor- othy Gildea, S, Roy Geiser, 26, Keith Lakey, R. N. Snider.

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South Side mothers, under the capable direction of Miss Edith Crowe, learn the art of artificial respiration to prepare our community for any emergency. Lois Breimeier, Dick Morton, and Wayne Brown join the Stamp Club drive to make every South Sider a :'Volun- teer for Victory. Dorothy Jackson competently handles their orders for Wvar Savings Stamps and Bonds. Visual evidence of the earn- estness of loyal South Siders to provide proper reading ma- terial for the boys in our armed forces is seen in this collection of books and maga- zines stacked in the front hall.

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