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

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. 'n ' -nd 1' 1' Miss HARVEY, Adviser MIKE BRUTTON, Photographer Ibm WILKS Editor ' f 3 f fl, ' f 0 effl P126 0 0 Q eal' if UF? Work has been in progress since early summer to publish your 1952 Totem. A carefully selected group of seniors has put together the puzzling pictures, proof, and headlines which form this Totem. But of course these students alone were not the only ones responsible for the book's success. Others were students whose subscriptions make the Totem possible, teachers who cooperated during the time pictures were taken, business rep- resentatives, and, of course, Miss Harvey, who gave the stall that extra push over rough places and supplied the technical knowledge. Through its theme, South Side Builds Students Mentally, Physically, and Socially , the 1952 Totem hopes to have given a complete picture of the year and actually shown how students have benefitted from this school's services. The Fort Vffayne Engraving Company made the cuts for the yearbook, and William Didier and Sons Printing Com- pany printed the boolc. And finally, the finished boolcs were distributed during study periods, and after school.

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M, .nv lnna- 9' Iigg.-SJ i.-E 3 4 5 6 IOIISZI3 msisg 7, YP i ' Riff il' ',-. --t 'iff' 43? '-'f-tiff xgxs' Top left: -lim F. Davis, right, boys' sports editor, is giving John Mitcliell. sports writer. an important assignment. Top right: The circulation staff, under their circulation manager. Donna jean Roebel, reveal good spirits because they won the Circulation Cup from North Side and Cen- tral and held it the entire year. Seated are Beverly Henry, Donna, Ellen Hoham, and Frances Smoleyg back row: Sharon Nlorris, Pat Hofer. and Mary Long. is N Bottom leflz Dick Turner. right, Times' photographer is explaining some photography techniques to his assistant, Bob Seitz. Boltom right: Pictured are some of the members of Quill and Scroll. They are, first row: jane Hattendorf, Donna Jean Roebel, Joyce Purlc, Sue Stiver, Rita Pierce: second row: 'ludy Wilks, .Ioan Trader, Nancy Plaslcet, 'lovce Miller, and -Ioan Bixler. Their banquet was held in May. onfiififenf lougfgdlter of gxcefdnf lgalaem There is never a dull moment in the Times room because the capable stali' is constantly busy working on their first-class newspaper. The Times again received the highest honors in national and state contests including NSPA, CSPA, and Quill and Scroll. The staff consists of around one hundred fifty students who put out a six to eight page paper weekly. Approximately 1650 papers are printed a weelc. The Times is not only distributed to the students at South Side who have subscriptions, but to numerous other subscribers outside of school. 99

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,T 'G' IIN s 2 -.1 15 Q!! Q4 Upper left: Circulation Nlanager Sue Stivcr lsecond from riglitj is giving directions to lier starl flelt to riglitl. Rita Pierce. Diclc Solomon. and Kas' Livingston. Upper right: Class editors arc. seated, Carol l-lurter, frcsli- man editorg standing left to riglit, Nlarilvn I-lead, junior editorg Ann Von Gunten. sophomore editor: and -lane Hat- tendorf, senior editor. n Bottom lcflt Barlwara Evans, left, is girls' sports editor and 'lim F. Davis is lwovs' sports and intramural editor. Botloni rzgfvlz Bill Oslia, events editor. is enjoying tlie con- vcrsarion lwetween Donna Jean Roelwel, laculrv editor, and Jovce Miller, clulw editor. 101