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

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National Honor Society To become a member of the National Honor Society a senior must be outstanding in scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. Left to right, First row: Paulene Beeler, Pat Bushong, Sue Briner, Ralph Burch, Robert Cartel, Barbara Bowser, Second row: Phil Davis, Joan Clauser, Jean Fletcher, Charlotte Flowers, Stanley Greene, Patricia Grubb. Third row: Tom Horan, Phyllis Hasse, Bonnie Henninger, Robert Hinton, Jean Jones, Jane Jones. Fourth row: Phyllis Landgrelne, William Levy, Mary Ann Mayer, Lois Mossman, Marilyn Mitchell, Norma Plumley. Fifth row: Mary Jane Richardson, Marilyn Rheinfranlc, Pat Roehling, Betsy Roe, Marilyn Roth, Myra Pollock. Sixth row: Shirley Roy, Alan Sheline, Sharon Smith, Sally Stambaugh, Sue Whiteman, Georgia Thompson, ancl Charles Yopst. 23

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Phillip Davis, with an average of 95.76, is the valedic- Q,-.-39 NQTQQCXX Vlgcifct T e 3, xoria y i Salufaforian 94.13 Lois Mossman, with a four-year average of 96.9, is the valedictorian of the senior class of 1951. She repre- sents the all-around girl in every respect. She was vice- president of Meterites and Wranglers. She was the sophomore class president and a junior and senior class ofiicer. She was president of Philo, and belonged to the Choir, Math-Science, Service, Times, Totem, and SPC. She won the Randolph Jacobs' Service Trophy and was elected to Quill and Scroll. She was elected to National torian of the class of '51. He depicts the all-around boy of our class. He was secretary, vice-president, and presi- dent of Hi-Y. He was a football and basketball man- ager. He belonged to Camera Club and Service. He won an intramural letter and recognition in Algebra, Geometry, Biology, Physics, and History. He was elected to National Honor Society. Honor Society. FOUR-YEAR HONOR ROLL The Four-Year Honor Roll consists of all the seniors who have attended a Fort Wayne public high school for least three years and have maintained an average of 90 or above. Lois MOSSMAN, Valedictorian PHILLIP DAv1s, S alutatorian Thomas Archbold Paulene Beeler Barbara Bowser Sue Briner Patricia Bushong Clarann Chadwick Joan Clauser 22 Carol Dyer Sally Eckert Patricia Eller Patricia Ellis Janice Epple Don Evans Charlotte Flowers Stanley Greene Patricia Grubb Phyllis Hasse Bonnie Henninger Robert Hinton Jean Jones Grace King Ruth Korte Phyllis Landgrebe June Loveland Myra Miller Marilyn Mitchell Norma Plumley June McKee, who has been here two years, has an average of above 90. Marilyn Rheinfrank Mary Jane Richardson Betsy Roe Marilyn Roth Shirley Roy Paul Scherer Alan Sheline Marilyn Siemens Barbara Snyder Sally Stambaugh janet Thomas Barbara Warner Charles Yopst

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. V' . www A The End of a Perfect Day Senior Poll Carefully you voted, diligently we counted, and here are the results of the senior polls. Upper left: These four seniors are mighty proud of their titles although W... they seem to be more interested in Tomis lunch. Tom Horan was named the best boy speaker, Marilyn Rheinfrank the best girl musician, Norma Plumley the best girl speaker, and Bob Carrel the best boy musician. Lower left: The most perfect ladyv, Sue Briner, and Rodger Martin, 'most perfect gentlemanv watch Wfayne Stin- son, uclass clownn, finish his beautiful picture of Teecher.,' Upper left, opposite page: Primping in front of the mirror to maintain their titles are Bob Loomis, the 'gmost hand- some ladv, and Mary Catherine Strouse, the ucutest lass. Upper right, opposite page: Luane Stewart, best girl athletev, seems to be explaining the principles of basketball to a puzzled Jerry Ellenwood, the best boy athlete. Lower left, opposite page: Alex Tsig- uloif and Sharon Smith are enjoying their titles, 'fmost potent personalities. Lower right, opposite page! Giving the janitors a helping hand are Lois Mossman, Phil Davis, and Dick John- son. Lois was elected the most likely to succeed and also the girl in the senior class who has clone the most for the school. Phil and Dick fwith the rnopl tied for the honors of the boy who has done the most for the school. Senior officers are icturecl takin art in their favorite P S P sport. They are, left to right, Carl Jensen, social council, Bob Loomis, chairman of the social council, Alex Tsiguloff, president, Lois Mossman, social council, is serving as ref- ereeg err I-Iollowa , vice- resident' Miss Mar Graham Y Y P 1 Y and Mr. H. McClure, those famous coaches, Jerry El- lenwood, secretary-treasurer, and Bill Davis, social council. With this great team no wonder the events of our senior year have been so successful. 24