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

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Seniors Make History Leaving South Side at the end of four eventful years is a rather sad affair, yet finishing our senior year, with its many exciting activities, is something we all eagerly await. All through high school, our class events have been most successful. Remember our Sophomore Party, Cagey Ca- pers , and the fun we had making the merry-go-round and all the other decorations? Carnival Tropicanav, our Junior Banquet, will also be well remembered. The decorations as well as the food and program carried out the Spanish theme. The Senior Reception started off the round of social events that help make up our senior year. Here our parents, teachers, and friends became better acquainted. Then came the Alumni Dance when we entertained our college friends. Among Our Souvenirs was the theme of our Senior Banquet, which took us back through our high school years and even gave us a glance into the future. In April our successful Senior Play, 'QDon't Keep Him Waiting,,' was staged. Ivy Day helped to close our senior year, and at last we were allowed to watch the planting of the ivy. Next all our hard working classmates were honored on Recognition Day. Baccalaureate, the Senior Dance, and Commencement brought to a close our exciting and happy high school days. Now we are ready to venture into the future, but we will all remember our days at South Side as the best, especially those of our senior year. 25

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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

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SHARLENE TVIARIE BAILEY. .'lSharlie',. . .Majorette. . .GAA nu- meral, pin, letter. , .USA. , So-Si-Y. , Service. .Typing awards. MARLENE MARIE BAILEY. . Marlie,'. . .Majorette. . .GAA nu- meral, letter, pin. , .USA, , .So-Si-Y. . .Times exchange editor . . Service. . .Typing awards. JENNE ELIZABETH BAER. . . Jenv. . .Meterite . . Philo. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Times. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Con- test. . .Wranglers. ROBERT R. BATES f'Bob,'. . .Booster Club. RUTH BAKER. .uRuthie',. .From Atwood, Indiana, High School . . .Mentone, Indiana, High School. . Band. . .Clarinet quartet. NORMALEE BANEY. . Norm , . .USA. . GAA numeral, letter . . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . .Art Club. . . 36 Workshop, , , .Typing awards. CAROL JEAN ALTEVOGT. . .Wo-Ho-Ma. . .Meterites. . .GAA nu- meral. . .So-Si-Y secretary, service chairman. . Service. . Typing awards. JAMES DEE ANDREW. . Jim . . .Hi-Y. DARLENE DEE ABSTEIN. , .From Central High School. JANET R. BAALS. . Jerb , . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Band letter, pin, 3000 club. , .USA music chairman. ..Orchestra. .. So-Si-Y. .. Times agent. , , Totem agent. . Service. . . Typing awards. THOMAS P. ARCHBOLD. .'QArch',. . Camera Club award. .Math- Science. BETTY ARDUSER, , .A well liked South Sider. JOHN BAUERLE, , Barley . .Hi-Y treasurer, president. .Wrang- lers treasurer, president. . .Intramural . .Rifle Club. , .SPC, . . Service. JAMES L. BAXTER. . Jim,'. . .Library Club silver pin. . .Service Club pin. PAULENE BEELER. , .USA vice-president .,.. So-Si-Y, . . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Advanced tumbling .,.. Orchestra letter, vice-president, secretary .... Math-Science secretary .... Algebra recognition. PI-IYLLIs ANNE BERNING. f'Phyll,'. .Library Club vice-president, point recorder, gold pin. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .USA treas- urer. . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . .Philo. . .Meterites. . . Totem agent . . 36 Workshop. . .Typing awards. CAROL BENDEL. . Corlcy ,... Service. . .USA. . So-Si-Y social committee, . .Art Club secretary. . .36 Workshop, , .GAA nu- meral, letter, secretary-treasurer. . .Typing awards. . .Freshman band. JERRY BERNING. . Intramural. . .lVIath'Science. 26