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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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What would South Side do without Frances? 9 William Applegate Richard Becker Charles E. Billiard Jaclc Bobay C. A. Bex George Collyer Miss Nell Covalt Miss Edith Crowe Miss Mary Crowe Miss Rose Mary DeLancey Robert T. Drummond Marion T. Feasel Mrs. Ruth Fleclc Miss Mabel Fortney Russell Fursr Ward O. Gilbert Miss Mary Graham Nliss Rowena Harvey Everett Havens Albert Heine Lester Hostetler Mrs. Alice Keegan Marvey H. Knigge Miss Barbara Leif Miss Dolores Lister Miss Shirley Maloney Mrs. Mildred Luse Ralph McClain J. H. McClure Miss Lucy Mellen Lower right . . . In Mr. Bo- bay's period three metal class, Barry Hindmarz fcenterl show- ing George Coiurtesis and Ger- ald Hill lrow to use the lathe. 10 Mrs. Bette Miller Miss Hazel Miller Jack Morey Clair Motz E. H. Murch Clarence Murray Miss Gertrude Oppelt Miss Lucy Osborne Miss Susen Peck Clyde Peirce Miss Olive Perkins Robert Petty Miss Helen Pohlmeyer Miss Pearl Rehorst Donald Reichert Miss Mary Eclith Reilf Miss Emma Shoup Paul Siclell Mrs. Evlyn Spray Glen Stebing Earl Sterner Miss Mabel Thorne Ernest Wallcer Donald Weaver Robert Weber jack Weiclcer Mrs. Grace Welty Lloyd Whelan Wilburn Wilson Mrs. Matha Wolfgang Dorsa Yocler Lower left . . . Shirley Smith, Jlflary Lou Godfrey, and Rita Shively are W 0 r le i n g indus- lriously on their cfvenzistry ex- periments. 11 tm A :lim r 'f ' SOUTH wow Upper left: Marilyn Brown, Marlene Masel, Pearl Good- win, Donna I-lengsteler, and Bev Custance concentrate on their shorthand in hopes of becoming the perfect secretary. Middle left: IVIr. Glen Stebing is about to put his life into the hands of Jessie McDonald, while Barbara Keirns watches and hopes! Lower Iefz: These Freshman boys learn the workings of the human body from the health dummy, 4-F Freddy. 12 Upper right: QWERTYUIOP-This is part of the typing alphabet to Mari Etta Shively, Shirley Karns, and Paula Richardson, the three closest to the camera. Middle riglvtx Therefore line A is equal and parallel to . . These Sophomore mathematicians prove the theorems in Mr. McClain's geometry class. Lower right: Ron Pritchett, Sharon Henderson, Shirley Harris, and Jim Vachon, members of Mr. Whelan's P.G. 1 class, are observing the wind and the clouds. Upper left: Keith Warner and Dave Ehrman give a prac- tical application to a mathematical principle. Lower left: Joan Nacling, Bonnie Miller, and Jean Swager learn the fundamentals of clressmalcing for use in the future. Upper right: I-los directs the warhling of the Concert Choir during a fifth period rehearsal. Middle right: Students in Mrs. Spray's English 1 class watch Midsummer Night's Dream enacted. Lower right: Sandy Luttman, Rita Shively, Mike Schiebel, and Paula Richardson watch intently as Cynthia Brokaw explains governmental units in Indiana and Allen County. 13 Wm., Upper left: Girls in clerical practice check banking slips each Tuesday morning. Middle left: Botanists David Graef, kneeling, Fred Procise, Steve Ryan, Dennis Fuller, Bob Danklefsen, and Suzanne Brooke, standing look at the rubber plant in Mr. Weber's room. Lower left: Students in the physics lab, David Graef, Don Lacerte, Tom Starke, Cal Johnson, Dave Sutter, and Alan Crill, perform an electricity experiment. 14 Upper right: Miss Osborne's English students studying Silas Marner enjoy writing articles for the imaginary news- paper, The Raveloe Gazette. Middle right: French students practice writing their lessons on the blackboard. Lower riglnl: Midsummer Night's Dream is dramatized in Mrs. Sprayls English l class with Mike Ham and Dave Beans representing the lovers looking through a hole in the wall, Paul Kramer's hand, under the light of the moon, Klem Lebamoff. A, Y ki , 1, f X 1 -1. - 1 , , 5 11 -i45Y'g V ww ' I V Wei 'mm2?w 49 www Wgw if 1,9 ' fm -filygf' Q U Q E umm J amz . fy. f, -vi ff Qgi. , ,K Q ' hw -, , 6 C, gf J : A I, V- ' ' M ff' V ' W '-'14 vp Senior Senior Class ofiicers and advisers seated left to right are Jim McGraw, president, Miss Mary Graham, adviser, Charlie Gibbs, vice-president, and Martha Ritter, secretary-treasurer, standing are Nancy Kierspe and Mary Long, social council, Mr. H. McClure, adviser, Fred Augspurger, social council, and Susie Noble, social council. Memories 0 Omf Fam' Yemfs How hard it is for us to realize that our high school days are nearly at a close! It seems as if only yesterday we were wide-eyed, uncertain, little Freshmen with so much to see and even more to learn. But green as we were, we had One Foot in Heaven. Somehow we mana ed to survive that first hectic ear. f ng Y When we made the bi ste to So homores, we elected our g' P U first class officers. With Fred Au s ur er as resident Y 4 , U g P g P , Nancy Kierspe, vice-presidentg Susie Noble, secretary-treas- urerg Martha Ritter, Jim McGraw, and Charlie Gibbs, social council, and Miss Lucy Osborne and Mr. Jack Morey, ad- visers, we were prepared for a wonderful year. Things started out with a bang . . . our Sophomore Scandal party featured bigger-than-life scarecrows of various class- mates. Everyone will remember that party as the successful beginning of our class's social events. And before you could say HR. Nelson Snider, we were upperclassmen-juniors, to be exact. But we weren't con- tent just to be traditionally jaunty . . . we wanted to take a real part in school affairs and to show that we had gained poise and ability to cooperate in the past two years. We showed what our class could do by putting on our novel 16 Junior Banquet, Underwater Wonderland, and that never- to-be-forgotten prom, Stairway to the Stars. That year we chose Fred again as president, Jim McGraw, vice-presi- dent, Charlie Gibbs, secretary-treasurer, Susie Noble, Mar- tha Ritter, and Nancy Kierspe, social council. They were ably assisted by our advisers, Miss Shirley Maloney and Mr. jack Morey. Now we are Seniors. This is the year we have dreamed about ever since we can remember. But it has gone much too fast, and we are surprised to find ourselves wishing at times that we could live it over again. As time goes by, we will realize more and more how much the past four years have meant to us. Never again will we be quite as carefree and conhdent about what the future holds as during this last year, as we whirled gaily through the Senior Reception, the Alumni Dance, our Thru The Yearsn banquet, the Senior play, Our Miss Brooks, Ivy Day, Recognition Day, the Senior Dance, Baccalaureate, and finally, Commencement. Now, molded by four years of wise guidance and armed with a host of happy memories, we go out into the wide world to seek our destiny. hw National Honor SOCi6Q! Left to right, first row: Marilyn Ashman, Frederick Bartlett, Richard Bauer, Jane Beck, Marlene Bloom, Cynthia Brokaw, Marie Bromer, Sharon Burlage, Carol Bushouseg second row: Phyllis Cantwell, Constance Carver, Mary Ann Chalfant, M. Keith DeArmond, Joyce Davis, Carol Cutshall, Karen Elder, Nancy Gardt, Bruce Gerigg third row: Radlca Gouloff, Carolyn Greiner, David Gustafson, Carole Henriclcs, Eleanor Hirschman, Maureen Isay, Nancy Kierspe, Linda Kithcart, Mary Livingston, fourth row: Mary Long, James McGraw, Nancy Lee Miller, Dianne Murray, Carol Ann Nichols, Suzanne Noble, Sue Novitslcy, Sharon Oclier, Kathryn Pence, fifth row: Martha Pohlmeyer, Janice Plattner, Georgia Rider, Martha Ritter, Ellinor Salinger, Linde Schmidt, Janice Schon, Catherine Schulz, David Sutter, sixth row: Barbara Stohaugh, Carolyn Sprunger, David Sutton, Nancy Thomas, Marsha Walh, Sarah Welch, Dan Whitmer, janet Witte, Robert Young, and Lowell Zoller. 17 Good uczlities Premi! Upper left: 'Tve found it! live found the Lost Chord. Jim McGraw displays one of the many talents which helped him receive the honor of being chosen boy with the best personality, boy most likely to succeed, and boy who has done most for the school. Lower left: Charleston, Charleston . . . Marie Bromer and Bill Bryan trip the light fantastic for the photographer I8 to prove they are deserving of the best girl dancer and best boy dancer award. Upper right: Ir takes two . . . The Senior Class's favo- rite twosome is Shirley Karns and Jerre McManama, who were picked as the cutest couple. Lower right: Barbara Stobaugh, chosen girl most likely to succeed, shows Nancy Kierspe, the best speaker, how to lay out a page of The Times. X These We Have Chosen Upper left: Bob Henninger, most perfect gentleman, minds his manners as he helps Mary' Long, most perfect lady, with her coat. Lower left: Jack Kern, best boy athlete, prepares to crown Mary Jayne Somers, best girl athlete, as Princess Snow-in- the-Face. Upper right: Marjorie Faulkner, voted cutest girl, turns on the charm as Charles Gibbs, most handsome boy, helps her straighten out the curly locks. Lower right: Lou Gerig, best musician, loolcs a bit skepti- cal as Susie Noble explains her plans to him. Susie was chosen as girl with the best personality and girl who has done most for the school. 19 Vczledictorirm Salutatorian at Q Ref rr BARBARA STOBAUGH .... 9659 VIRGINIA VOSBURGI-I . . . 95.75 Four-Year Honor Roll The Four-Year Honor Roll consists of all Seniors who have attended a Fort at least three years and have maintained an average Paul Ayres J. Frederick Bartlett Richard Bauer Marlene Bloom Cynthia Brokaw Marie Bromer Phyllis Cantwell Constance Carver I Mary Ann Chalfant Ruthellen Clapp Joyce Davis M. Keith DeArmond Karen Elder Nancy Gardt Bruce Gerig Carolyn Greiner 20 of 90 or above. David Gustafson Carole Henriclcs Gwen Hinton Patricia Hofer Suzanne Hutner Maureen Isay Jack Kern Nancy Kierspe Linda Kithcart Mary Livingston Mary Long Janet McFarland James McGraw Lois Michael Nancy Lee Miller Dianne Murray Carol Ann Nichols Wayne public high Kathryn Pence Janice Plattner Gloria Ramm Martha Ritter Eugene Schmeling Linde Schmidt Janice Schon Catherine Schulz Carolyn Sprunger David Sutter David Sutton Mary Ann Taylor Nancy Thomas Marsha Walb Robert Young Lowell Zoller school for f'. 'W First Row EILEEN BAGLEY. . . Illie . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Workshop ..Camera Club secretary-treasurer. JACQUELINE BALTES. . f'Jackie .... USA. . .So-Si-Y publicity chairman. . .GAA. . .36 Workshop. DALE E. BARRETT. . .Band letter, pin. . .Orchestra. Secona' Raw J. FREDERICK BARTLETT. . . Fritz .... Latin Honor Society. . . Physics recognition. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Times, Totem head photographer. , .Cyclotron. . .Camera Club president. . .Math- Science, Social Science. . .Service Club. PATRICIA ANN BAsI-1. . . Pat',. . .Service Club. . .Library gold pin. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. RICHARD JOHN BAUER .,,. Dick ..,. Math-Science .,,. Social Science. . .Hi-Y. . Service Club. . .Lettermen's ,,.. Head Ath- letic Equipment Manager. . .Physics recognition. , .Cyclotron co- chairman. . .Intramural . .Archery instructor. Third Row LYNDA JEANNETTE BEATTY. . . l.,ani,,. . .Service Club second pin . .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .Totem agent. , .Algebra, geometry recognition. NORMAN E. BECK. . . Norm . . .Hi-Y, . .Math-Science. .Social Science. , ,Band captain. . .Orchestra. . .Service Club. JANE BECK. . . Janie .... Meterites. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service Club third pin. . .Philo point recorder, treasurer. . .Wranglers . .36 Workshop. . .Times. . .Social Science. . .Math-Science. . .Home Ec recognition. 21 First Row JOHN JOSEPH ADAMONIS, . . Johnny . . .Varsity basketball, foot- ball. . .Freshman track. .Lettermen's. . .Intramural DAN AINSLIE. . . Clutcher , . .From Kokomo High School and Columbia City High School .... Camera Club .... Rifle Club, team. PETER ALEXANDER. . . Pete .... From Concordia High School . .Camera Club. . .Social Science. . .Math-Science, , .Intramural track. Second Row JUDY ALEXANDER. . .A pleasant fellow Archer. ONEY ANDERsoN. . .GAA. . .Moved to Cincinnati, Ohio. RICHARD ARNOLD. . . Dick . . .Hi-Y treasurer. . .Math-Science treasurer, . .Wranglers . .Intramural . .Freshman tennis. Third Row MARILYN ASHMAN. . . Mert . . .Philo. . .Service Club first pin . .Math-Science. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop .... Times agent . .Totem agent. . .Concert Choir. . .Typing awards. . .Advanced Modern Ballet. PAUL F. AYRES, JR.. . .Math-Science. .. Physics recognition. FRED AUGSPURGER. . . Ferd, Augie .... Sophomore, Junior class president. . .Senior social council. . .Intramural. . .Hi-Y. . Lettermenis. . .All-City basketball, football. . .Junior Red Cross secretary. First Row SoNoRA BoLAND. . . Sandy, Abe . . .GAA. NORMAN BRADLEY. . . Norm, Omar . . .525 cash award Na- tional Scholastic Art Contest. . .Gold key, State Scholastic Art contest. . .Second place Fire Prevention Poster Contest. . .Head of decoration committees for Junior Banquet, Junior Prom. LAURA BRIGGS .... From North Side High School. . .36 Work- shop. Second Row KATHLEEN BRINKER. . .'lKitty . . . .A loyal supporter of South Side. CYNTHIA ANN BRoIcAw. . . Cindy, Cinnie . . .USA. . .Me- terites. . .Majorettes .... Service Club First pin .... Philo. . . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Totem. . .Times . . Wranglers. . Botany recognitionf. .Good Driver's award. . .Occasional Choir . .Typing award. MARIE BnoIvIER. . Mugs . . .Latin, physics recognition. . .Good clriver's award. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y president. .Meterites. .Philo thespian chairman. . .Service Club First pin. . .Concert Choir. . . GAA numeral. . .Times. . .Totem. . .36 Workshop. . . .Math- Science. . .Yell Block. . .R. Nelson Snider Latin award. Third Row RICHARD A. Baucx. . . Rick . . .Freshman football. . .Varsity track. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural . .Camera Club. HELEN BROWN. . . Bink,'. . .GAA numeral. . .Service Club. CONSTANCE SUE BRUMIT. . . Connie . . .USA secretary. . .So- Si-Y. . .Art Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo. . .Totem agent. . . Service Club. . .Typing awards. . .Camera Club. 22 First Row MARILYN BENDER. . . Cheno . . . GAA numeral, letter, gold pin. . .36 Workshop. . .Advanced tumbling. . .Service Club first pin. . .Typing awards. WILLIAM BELLAM. . . Bill . . .Hi-Y. . .Camera Club. . .Varsity football. . .Intramural. NANCY JANE BECHTOLD. . . Becky . , .Meterites. . .Booster two- year pin. . .Vesta treasurer. . .Service Club third pin. . .Math- Science. . .So-Si-Y. . .Times. Second Row WILLIAM BERNARD. f'BilI, WillyU. . .Rifle Club. .Intramural. SHARON BEvINcToN .... GAA numeral, letter. . .36 Workshop . .Typing awards. X X IXCHESTER BLANKS. . . Chet .... Art awards .... Intramural. . . w Tpas. . .Torem. 0 Third Row MARLENE SUZAN BI.ooIvI. . .Meterites. . .So-Si-Y. .Service Club first pin. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Vesta. . . Typing award. . .Social Science vice-president. . .Home Ec rec- ognition. BARTON BLossER. . . Bart . . .Hi-Y. . .Camera Club. . .Biology- Conservation. . .Know-Your-City. . .Track student manager. . . Physical Geography recognition. . .Lettermen's. . Intramural. HELEN Boi-IN. . .Service Club First pin. . .Library gold pin... Times agent, assistant circulation manager, 1500 Club silver pin. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .So-Si-Y. . .Math-Science. . Social Science. . .Orchestra. Bu First Raw RICHARD JOSEPH CASHMAN...liDiClC,y, 'Dickie joev ..,. Hi-Y secretary, president. . .l.etrermen's. . .Totem agent. . .Intramural awards. . .Service Club. . .Varsity tennis. . .Basketball manager ..Superior Driver's award. PATRICIA CASSADY. . Pat, Trish . . .Meterites secretary. . .Ad- vanced Modern Ballet. . .Service Club. . .Times agent, feature writer. . .36 Workshop. . .Arr Club ceramics chairman. . .Philo . .Service first pin. VIRc:NIA CAVENDER. . . Ginny . . .Physical geography recogni- tion. . .Typing awards. . .USA. . .GAA numeral. .Service Club . .Yell Block. Second Row MARY ANN CI-IALFANT. . . Mac . . .36 Workshop. . .Meterites . .Times. . .Philo. . .Wranglets. . .Math-Science secretary. .To- tem events editor, agent. . .Service Club. . .First place oratorical declamation contest. . .Second place Howe oratorical contest. . . French recognition. . .Concert Choir pin, girls' trio ..,. Good Driver's award. WILLIAM RUSSELL CHAVIS. . . Bill . . .Varsity basketball, track . .Lettermen,s. . .Freshman basketball, football, track. . .Intra- mural. PATRICIA CI-IRIsT. . . Pat . . .GAA. . .Vesta. . .Concert Choir. . 36 Workskhop. . .Typing awards. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service Club. . . Travelers' Clllll. Third Row JERRY CI-IRIsTEN. . . Hot Rod, ' Lightning . . .Hi-Y. . .Intra- mural. . .Service Club. . .Visual Aid recognition. RUTHELLEN CLAPP. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . .Service Club. . GAA. . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . .USA. . .Biology recog- nition. . .Service pin. -IOANNE CLAPESATTLE. . jo . . .Freshman GAA. . .Service Club . .Art Club. . .Typing awards. 23 Firsl Ron' SHARON BURLAGE .... GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Majorettes letter. . .Vesta. . .Service Club first pin. . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Work- shop. . .Typing awards. . .USA. WILLIAM BRYAN. . Uncle Willien. . .From Columbia City High School. . .Hi-Y. . .Wranglers vice-president, program chairman . .Booster pin. . .Times writer. . .Math-Science. . .36 Workshop . .Intramural letter. CHARLES BUCHANAN. . . Red . . .Intramural. . .Hi-Y. . .Fresh- man football, track. Second Row JANICE BUSCHMAN. . .A girl with a bright future. CAROL Busr-Iousis. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Service Club second pin. . Math-Science. . .Social Science. . .Booster pin. . . Times 1500 Club gold pin, girls, sports editor. . .Typing awards . .Quill and Scroll. JOAN MARIE BYANsIcIE. . .l'Puclgy,' .... Art Club. . .36 Work- shop. . .So-Si-Y. . .USA. . .Vesta. . .Art design certificate. Third Row KEITH L. BYNUM .... Ken .... From Roosevelt Junior High School, Middletown, Ohio. . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science .... Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Intramural. PHYLLIS CANTWELL. . .Times 1500 Club gold pin, agent, ad solicitor, news writer. . .Totem agent. . .Service Club second pin. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . .Wranglers . .36 1Vorkshop. . .Typing awards. . .Botany recognition. . .Meterites program chairman.. Philo. CONSTANCE CARVER. . . Connie . . .Freshman GAA. . .Meter- ites. . .Philo. . .Service Club first pin. . .Advanced Modern Bal- let. . .Totem agent .... Concert Choir. . .Latin recognition. . . Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .36 Workshop. . .Typing awards . Social Science. . .Quill and Scroll. .AXA i 'un 3 .of l First Row MARCILE LORENE COVAULT. . . Marty,'. . .Service Club. . .USA . .So-Si-Y. . .Good Driver's award. PATTY Lou Cox. . Patsy . . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Vesta. JAMES EARL CRAIG, . . Jim'l .... Intramural. . .Track. . .Cross- Country. Second Row DAVID KING CREBB. . . Dave . . . .Football manager. . .Letter- men's. . .Freshman Rifle Club vice-president. . .Freshman foot- ball. . Intramural. . .Service Club. MARJORIE ANN CREWS. . . Marg. . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Con- cert Choir, . .Majorettes letter. . ,Typing awards. . .Yell Block. CARL S. CRICKMORE...uCill'll8n...F1'eSl'ln18I1 Rifle Club presi- dent. . .Intramural. Third Row PI-IILLIP Caoucr-I. , . Phil,,' Crouchy . . .Social Science. . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club president, treasurer, pin. . .Times news writer. CURTIS E. COIL JR. .... Freshman football student manager. . . Intramural. CAROL ANN CUTsI-IALL. . . Cutch, Recli'. . .Freshman-Sopho- more speech contest winner. . .Chamber of Commerce essay contest winner. . .Wranglers vice-president, letter .... Meterites house chairman. . .Philo program chairman, sergeant-at-arms. . . 36 Workshop president, program chairman, pin. . .SPC. .Math- Science, . .Social Science. . .Totem agent. . .Service Club. .Typ- ing awards. . .Concert Choir. . .County Invitational, Ball State speech contests winner. 24 ' f 'iw First Row PATRICIA Lou CLARK. . . Pat .... GAA numeral .... USA. . . Band letter . .Majorettes. JEAN RUTH CLARK. . .'lJeanne . . .Wranglers . .So-Si-Y. . .Yell Block, . .USA. . .36 Workshop. GLORIA JEANETTE CLENDENEN. . . Clinky,'. . .GAA numeral. , USA.. Service Club . So-Si-Y. . .Good Driver's award. Second Row Joyce ELAINE Conan. . . Joy , . .USA. . .Advanced Chorus. . . Service Club. , .Flag Bearer. . .So-Si-Y. CHARLOTTE CONN. . . Cl'Iarlie'l. . .Service Club. . .GAA. CURTIS CONRAD .f'Kurt . . .A line boy to know. Third Row JOHN CORNELIUS. . .Transferred to Central High School. SHARON CORSON. . .Freshman GAA. . .Times girls' sports writer . .USA. . .36 Workshop .... So-Si-Y .... Junior Red Cross. . . Typing awards. GEORGE C. COURTESIS. . . Gorgeous, Luigi . . .Orchestra let- ter. , .Service Club. . .Intramural. 'ts- Ir N03 ,iw--.np 'be . Q 1 i y 244: rm is-Aoi ff-LCV First Row JAMES DICKMEYER. . . Jim . . .A lad of good merit. Doms JEAN DEMPSEY. . . Dorsey . . .GAA letter. . ,Vesta. , . USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Wranglers JACK V. DIERKES. . . John . . .A well-liked South Sider. Second Row DAWN ARLENE Dn.s. . .36 Workshop. , .Times agent. . .Service Club first pin. Louis GEORGE Drr'roN. . . Louie,'. . .Rifle Club. . .Camera Club Biology-Conservation. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club third pin. ANN DINius. . . Dinnie . . .Meterites . .36 Workshop. , .GAA numeral. . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Totem. . .Philo . . Math-Science. . .Service Club first pin, . .Driving award. Third Row JOAN DUFF ..., Service Club first pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . USA. . ,Freshman GAA numeral. , ,Chorus. . .36 Workshop. . Yell Block. . .Typing awards. . .Times bill collector, ad solicitor . SPC. . .Travel Club. DONNA LEE DUsiNG. , , Shorty,,. . .GAA. DoN Dow'rY. . . Dad, Diddy . . .Camera Club. . .36 Work- shop. . Lettermenys. . .Equipment manager first letter. . .Intra- mural first and second letters, . .Math-Science. . .Times, Totem photographer. . .Hi-Y. . .Service Club. 25 First Row SQNDRA DARROCH . . Sandy . , .Concert Choir. . .Service Club first pin. . .Meterites first prize short story contest. . .Travel Club. . .Dance accompanist. . .36 Workshop. . .Typing awards . .Times. DUANE W. DAvis. . .From Flint fMich.J Central High School . . intramural. ROBERT DANKLEFSEN. . . Danky',. . Concert Choir. . .Freshman Rifle Club. . .Biology-Conservation president. . .Math-Science. . Service Club. Second Row DAviD GRIMM DAVIS. , . Dave . . .Concert Choir. DAVID L. DAVIS . . Dave . , .Varsity football, track. . Intra- mural. . .Wranglers . Art Club. . .Lettermen's. JOYCE DAVIS. . Meterites president. . .Philo vice-president, presi- dent. . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . . Social Science.. USA. . .Totem agent. . .Times agent, ad so- licitor, bill collector. . Algebra contest winner. . .Freshman social studies award. . Home Ec recognition. . .Typing award .Service Club first pin. Third Raw WILLIAM DEHAVEN . . Bill, Champ . . .Football . ,Traclc, . Cross-country. . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Lettermen's. . . .Intra- mural. DONNA Lou DEAL. , . Rusty . . Majorettes letter, pin. . , Cam- era Club. . .GAA. . .Service Club. M. KEITH DEARMOND . . . Merv .... Lettermen's. . , .Math- Science. . .Intramural . Football. . .Reserve basketball, track. . Geometry, chemistry recognition. . .Typing awards. was '1n 'O lfwvsi First Row RICHARD DEAN FALB. . . Richie,'. . .Orchestra . .Band student council, pin, letter. . .Physics recognition. . .Hi-Y. . .Freshman Rifle Club. MARJORIE E. FAULKNER. . . Nlargie . . .36 Workshop. . .Fresh- man GAA ..., Advanced Chorus ,... Service Club .,.. Typing award. BEVERLY FEBER. . . Bev', .... Band. . .Majorettes letter, pin, president. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA numeral. . .Math-Science. . Service Club third pin. Second Row GORDON JAY FILLER. . . Gordo . . .Intramural senior manager, lightweight all-star. . .Camera Club. . .Service Club. DALE FERRIER. . .A quiet and industrious worker. Vicron KIETH FITCH. . . Vic . . .Hi-Y. . .Concert Choir pin. . Riili Club. . .36 Workshop treasurer. . .Intramural .... Service Clu . Third' Row CARoL JEAN FLETTER. . .Service Club. . .Concert Choir. NANCY ANN FREEMAN. . . Nan . . .Freshman GAA numeral. . 36 Workshop. . .Orchestra letter. . .Ensemble. . .Math-Science . .Botany recognition. . .Typing awards. RONALD DEAN FRUECHTE. . . Frick',. Band. . .Freshman Rifle Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science. 26 'T r' YS First Row ROBERT F. DYE, JR.. . . Bob,,' i'Dead Eye, Captain Hadacol' ...From Roosevelt High School, Dayton, Ohio. JERRY L. EALING. . .Math-Science. .Band letter, pin. .Orchestra. SHARON ELIZABETH EARL. . Earl',. . .Camera Club. .36 Work- shop. . .Philo. . So-Si-Y. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal Club . . Service Club. . .Totem ofFce manager. . .Typing awards. Secured Ron' LEE EATON .... From Swampscott lMass.J High School. . .36 Workshop program chairman. .Social Science secretary. .Math- Science. . .Times copy staff, news writer. . .Service Club. MARILYNN EICHER. . .From Berne-French High School, Berne, Ind.g Archibald fOhioJ Public School. . .Social Science. . .Con- cert Choir soprano soloist. KAREN ELAINE ELDER. . . GussieU. . .GAA numeral. . .Major- ettes letter, pin. . .Service Club first pin. . .Concert Choir pin. . 36 Workshop attendance keeper. . .So-Si-Y. . .Latin recognition . .Totem agent. Third Row JAMES CARLTON ETZLER. . . Jim, Etz . . .Intramural. .Fresh- man football. . .Freshman-Sophomore Rifle Club. BRUCE EVANS. . Carter . .From Libertyville fIll.J High School . .Hi-Y. . .Track. . .Intramural. . .Service Club. BARBARA JEAN EVANS. . . Barb .... Meterites. . .Wranglers . . Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . .36 Workshop. . .Times . .Totem agent. . .Service Club first pin. . .Art Club. . . .Ad- vanced Chorus. . .Botany recognition .... Junior Red Cross. .. Driving award. 'I 91 ur f,:.!-L New 'Hi' First Row SALLY Gicic ..., So-Si-Y. . .Typing award. . .Meterites. . .Philo . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. CHARLES Glass. . . Charlie3' ..., Football. . .Hi-Y. . .36 Work- shop. . .Math-Science. . .Sophomore social council. . .Junior sec- retary-treasurer. . .Senior vice-president. . .Lettermen,s. . .Wran- glers. . .Service Club. ROGER GLAss. . . Lucky . . .Intramural. Second Row MARY Lou GoDEREY. . Lou . . .Typing awards. . .Service Club first pin. . .Orchestra letter. . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. EMILY GOETTE. . .Concert Choir. . .USA music chairman, pro- gram chairman .... 36 Workshop .... So-Si-Y music chairman, program chairman .... Service Club .,., Travel Club. . .Typing awards. . .Yell Block. . .Home Ec recognition. RADKA JEAN GoULoFF. . . Roddy ..,. Travel Club. . .SPC. . . Cheerleader, letter, pin, president, vice-president. . .GAA nu- meral. . .Chorus. . .Meterites. . .Philo . .36 Workshop. . .USA . .Social Science. . .Typing awards. . .Physical geography recog- nition. .Service Club first pin. .Times bill collector, ad solicitor. Third Row TERRENCE CLYDE GREEN. . . T.C. .... Math-Science. . .Times . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. DAVID HERBERT GRIESER. . Dave . . .From Broad Ripple High School, Indianapolis. . .Lettermen's. . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. . . Varsity basketball, football, track. . .36 Workshop. CAROLYN MARY GREINER. . .USA. . .GAA. . .Philo. . .Service Clipi-b. . .Math-Science. . .36 Workshop .... Algebra recognition . . DIBITI. 27 First Row ROBERT SHERIDAN GALBREATH. . . Gabby . . .36 Workshop ser- geant-at-arms. , Times. . Intramural. . .Hi-Y .... Math-Science . Rifle Club, , .Service Club. . .Freshman track. CHARLENE GALLAND. . . . Kitten, Peanuts .... GAA sports manager, secretary-treasurer, numerals, letter, pin, high point girl. . .36 Workshop. . Service Club first pin. . .Typing award. CHARLES GANN. . . Chuck . . .From Kiser High, Dayton, Ohio . ,Hi-Y. . Math-Science. . Intramural. . .Band. Second Row NANCY CAROL GARDT. . . Nancy-O . . GAA numeral, letter. . Times. . Service Club first pin. . .Social Science. IIDAN C. GARDNER. . . Jody, jo . . .From high schools in Co- leijo, Puerto Rica, Caracas, Venezuela...Service Club. . .Ma- jcrertes. . .Times. JAMES GARVER. . Hopalong . . ,A friend to all who know him. Third Row Lou GERIG. . 36 Workshop. . Art Club. . .Concert Choir pin, accompanist pin. . .Madrigal Club. . .Service Club. .Intramural BRUCE GERIG. . . Boo . . Art Club pin, point recorder. .Choir pin, librarian. . .Madrigal Club .... Wranglers letter .. Service Club third pin. . .36 Workshop ..Att, botany, English recog- nition. MARTA SUE GERLocK. . . Marty, Shorty .... USA social chairman, pin. . .Typing awards. . . So-Si-Y social chairman. . . GAA. . .Ve:ta. . Biology-Conservation Club. . .Concert Choir. First Ron ROBERT EUGENE HENNINGER. . . Bob, Hammer . . .Freshman football, basketball. . .Varsity football .I..ettermen's. .36 Work- shop. . .Wranglers . .Math-Science. . Intramural. RONALD C. HELMS. . . Ronnie . . .A loyal South Sider. CAROLE ANN HENRICKS. . .36 Workshop. . .Meterites. . .Philo . .USA. . So-Si-Y. . .Wranglers .... Art Club .... Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Totem agent. . .Service Club. . .Placed in IMO art contest at Indianapolis. Second' Row FRANCES I IEREDIA...uFl'3I1U .... GAA numeral, letter, pins.. Home Ec, biology recognition. . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . .GAA. . . Vesta pin. . .Chorus. . .Meterites. GERALD R. HILL. . . Gary . . .A quiet and industrious worker. ELEANOR ELIZABETH Hmsci-IMAN. . . Liz,'. . .Typing awards. . GAA numeral. . Math-Science. . .So-Si-Y. . .Biology-Conservm tion. . .Service Club. . .USA. . .Biology recognition. Third Row BARRY LEE HINDMAN. . .Metal, drawing recognition. . .Hi-Y. . Math-Science. . .Varsity golf. . .Intramural .... Freshman Rifle Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Typing awards. GWEN MARIE HINTON. . .USA. . .Math-Science vice-president ..Vesta.. Service Club first pin. . .Library gold pin, secretary . .36 Workshop. . Philo. . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin, book- headl. . .I.atin, home ec recognition. . .Yell Block. . .Quill and Scro 1. JANICE MADELYNE HILLYER. . . jan,'l Jannie,' .... GAA nu- meral. . .Art Club pin, vice-president. . .Library chairman, gold pin. . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Times. . .Totem assistant cir- culation manager. .Wranglers .Service Club. .Quill and Scroll. 28 Firsl Row CHARLES MORTON GRINER. . . Mort . . .From Central Catholic Hi h School. . .Wran lers :er eant-at-arms. g S g DAVID GROSSMAN . . Archie .... Service Club. . Intramural. . Drawing recognition. . .Rifle Club. .Varsity track, cross country. DAVID HAROLD GUSTAFSON. . . Gus . . .Times 1500 Club gold pin, agent, business manager. . .Totem agent. . .I-Ii-Y sergeant- at-arms. . .Camera Club. . .Math-Science. . .Lettermen,s. . . .In- tramural. . .Social Science president. .Concert Choir pin, soloist, high point man. . .Madrigal Club. . .Cyclotron. . .Tennis team . .Service Club. Second Row JOSEPH R. HAMMONS .. ,Ioe,', Hammer . . .Archery Club.. Hi-Y. . Rifle Club. . .Intramural. NANCY HAIQE. . .Typing awards. . .Service Club. . .Philo. . .So- Si-Y. . .Meterites. . .Math-Science. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA. . . Chorus. WILLIAM G. HARRIS. . . Bill, Wilbur . . .Hi-Y. . .Wranglers . Intramural. . Service. Third' Row MARY LUCILLE I'IAVERT...uI..l1LLlH .... A girl with a bright flltufe. JANICE HAYES. . .Typing awards. . .SPC. . .Concert Choir. ROBERT HICKMAN. . . Hick,,' Tex . . .Art Club. . .Rifle Club. J' First Row MAUREEN ISAY, , .Meterites treasurer. . .Philo. . .Art Club. . . Times 1500 Club silver pin, news, feature writer. . ,Wranglers ..Third place Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . .Service Club first pin. , .36 Workshop. . .Typing award. EVILLIAM R. JAXTHEIMER. . . Jax, Bill ..,. A grand boy to now. JON JENKINS. . . ,Iinx .... Freshman football. . .Intramural , , Band. . Hi-Y. . .Service Second Row DONALD JOHNSON. . . Don . . .Lettermen's. . .Varsity football, basketball, track. . .All-City second string football, basketball. . Intramural. PAT JOHNSON. . . Pat'i. . .GAA. DONALD JONES . Don,', Buckshot, Weiner . . .Wood rec- ognition. . .Math-Science. . .Senior Rifle Club president. Third Raw ,IEROMA JORDAN. . . jerri7'. . .Orchestra letter. . .Typing awards . .lV1eterites. . .36 Workshop. , .GAA. . .Travel Club. . .Major- ettes. . .Wranglers. , .Service Club. ROSEMARY CARYL KAISER. . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club pin. . .Vesta. . .Archery Club. MARY KAPPEL. . . BlOndie,'. . .Typing awards. . .So-Si-Y social gliailman. . .USA. . .Concert Choir .... 36 Workshop. . . ,Yell oc . 29 5 First Row DIXIE LEE Hosts. . Mcterites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. .Fresh- man GAA. . .Typing awards. . .Latin recognition. .Times 1500 Club bronze pin, mailing typist ..,. Service Club ..,. Concert Choir. . .Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA ANN I'IOFER...up21C,,. . .Times agent, assistant circu- lation manager, 1500 Club gold pin . Totem agent. . .Typing awards. . USA. . .Freshman GAA. . .Service Club first pin. . Advanced Chorus. JAMES H. HORNBERGER . . jim .... Freshman Rifle Club. . Intramural. , .Football . .Track. , .Cross-country. . .I.ettermen's. Second Row G. KENT HQRTON. . Mole , . . Letten-nen's. . Wranglers. . . Math-Science. . .36 Workshop , Intramural. . Hi-Y. . Varsity football, track. , .Referve basketball. . .Purdue Delegation Rep- resentative. DAVID C. HOWARD. . . I-Ii-Y. . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Latin recognition. PATRICIA ANN HOWELL. . Pat',. . .Service Club. . .Know-Your City. Third Row SUZANNE HUTNER. . Sue . .. 36 Workshop. . .Service Club . Philo . .Times. . .Yell Block. . Botany recognition. . .Meter- ites . .Wranglers . Chorus. . .Totem. DICK HUTSON . . I-lut . , ,Freshman football. . .Intramural . Reserve basketball. . Service Club. . .Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE HYMAN. . . GAA numeral. . .Meterites. . ,Service Club. . Concert Choir. . Social Science. , .36 Workshop, .Phy- sical geography recognition. . .Times 1500 Club silver pin... Typing awards. 119 '17 'ov T' '5 ww al' wk F f N A mu Firxt Row DAVID KREWSON. . . Titian . . .From Mishawaka High School. BEVERLY JEAN KOONTZ. . . Bev . . 36 Workshop. . .Meterites . .Vesta. . .Travel Club. . Service Club. . .Typing awards. NAOMI KRAMER. . . Nickie,'. . GAA numeral. . .Typing award . .Math-Science. . Service Club. . .Vesta. . .So-Si-Y. . .USA. Second Row MARILYN KRuDoP. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .Majorettes letter, pin. . Concert Choir pin. MARILYN KURTZ . . Tudy ..,. Art Club. . .36 Workshop. . . Philo. . USA. . .Yell Block. CYRIL LAYcoFF. . . Cy . . Intramural. . .Varsity football. .Let- termen's. Third Row PATRICIA LASCH. . . Pat . . .Times. . .Totem agent. . .36 Work- shop. . Advanced Modern Ballet. . .Art Club. . .Typing award . .Fire Prevention Poster Contest honorable mention. IRIS LEDERMAN. . .From Parlin High School, Everett, Mass.. .. Art Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Meterites. . .Philo. MARjoRIE LANSING . . Margie . . .USA president, music chair- man. . .Camera Club. . .So-Si-Y vice-president, music chairman . .Wranglers . .Math-Science. . .Concert Choir. .36 Workshop. 30 'O' fS ? sa Fin! Row SHIRLEY KARNS. . Karnsie . . .36 Workshop. . .Advanced Mod- ern Ballet. . Service Club first pin. . .Concert Choir. . .Math- Science. . .Yell Block. . .Typing award. BARBARA JANE KEIRN5. . . Barb . . .Philo. . .Meterites. . Social Science. . .Library vice-president, pin. . .Home Ec recognition. . Junior Chamber of Commerce winner. . Service Club second pin . .Concert Choir. . .Typing award. . .So-Si-Y. . .Totem agent. JACK KERN. . . Slim .. Intramural.. Lettermen's sergeant-ab arms. . .36 Workshop . .Varsity basketball, football. . .All-City basketball, football. . .Freshman track. . .Service Club. Second Row NANCY JANE KIERSPE. . . Krisp . . .Yell Leader's Organization letter, treasurer. . Meterites secretary. . .Times 1500 Club treas- urer, gold pin. . .Typing awards ..Wranglers president, treas- urer, third letter . Philo. . .36 Workshop vice-president, pro- gram chairman, pin, guard. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Con- test. . .Botany, biology recognition. . .Totem club editor, agent . .First place State Speech Contest. . .Kiwanis Cup. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Service Club second pin. .Quill and Scroll. .Know- Your-City. . Biology-Conservation. . .Sophomore class vice-pres- ident. . .Junior, Senior class social council. . .USA. . .SPC. LYNN KISSINGER. . Kiss . . Hi-Y. . .Lettermen's. . .Freshman Rifle Club. . .Cross-Country. . .Track manager. . .Intramural LINDA KITI-ICART. . Bubbles . . .USA president. . So-Si-Y vice- president, pin.. Band letter, gold pin.. Service Club first pin . .GAA numeral, letter, gold pin. . .Typing award. . .Orchestra. Third Row PATTY KNIFFEN .. Pat . . 36 Workshop. . .GAA numeral. . Math-Science. . .Typing awards .Driving award. .Service Club. THOMAS WILLIAM KNEPSTEIN. . Knip . . .Hi-Y treasurer. .Let- termen's. . .Intramural . .Varsity track, cross-country. . .Physics recognition.. Service Club. CAROLYN SUE KOEPILINGER. . Service Club second pin. . .Math- Science. . .Concert Choir. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop. 1-L. ,ns 1 Wx.. Firxt Row ELIZABETH LAVON MCDONALD. . , Crack . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y . . GAA. . .Concert Choir. JANET LEE MCFARLAND . Jannie,,' Jan, Irish . . .Home Er: recognition ..Typing awards .Times bill collector .Yell Block ..35 WorkslIop.. Philo.. Meterites.. Service Club first pin . .Advanced Dance. . Math-Science. . .Concert Choir. PAUL MCDowELL. . .From Central High School. . .Intramural Second' Row JAMES ROBERT MCGRAW. . . Mac,,' Jim .. Sophomore class social council ..Junior class vice-president. . Senior class presi- dent. . . Lettermerfs president. . .Biology, Latin recognition. . . Best Actor award at Ball State. . .First place in Platform Theater at Ball State . Wranglers...36 Workshop .... Intra- mural. . .Varsity football. . .Junior Rotarian. JERRE MCMANAM.A. . .Lettermen's vice-president, secrctary-treas- urer. . .Math-Science. . All-City football. .Freshman and sopho- more track. . .Varsity basketball. . .Intramural . .Service Club. ANN MCMILLAN .... Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club . . Typing awards. Third Row LOWELL EDWARD MADDEN. . . Mole',. . .Rifle Club. . .Hi-Y. . . 36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Track. . .IntramIIral. JILL MANNING. . .Service Club second pin. . .Times. . .Advanced Dance. . .Math-Science. ToIvI MANNY. . .Rifle Club secretary. . .Football. . .Track . .Cy- clotron. . .Social Science treasurer. . .Service Club first pin. . . Times feature, sports, editorial writer, copy reader. . .Intramural . .Math-Science. 31 First Row RICHARD ALLEN LEI-IMAN .. Dick .... Hi-Y. . .36 Workshop . .Math-Science. . Rifle Club. . Intramural. EDWIN CLARK LEIPS Jn.. . .Math-Science. . Hi-Y. . .Intramural . .Freshman Rifle Club. MARY LIVINGSTON.. Meterites treasurer.. Philo vice-president . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . Social Science .... Archery Club. . .Cyclotron secretary. . . Service Club third pin. . .Times 1500 Club gold pin, make-up editor, feature, news writer, agent . .Totem agent. . Home Ec recognition. . .Quill and Scroll. Sccona' Row MARY LoNG. . .Typing awards.. Philo publicity chairman, set- geant-at-arms. . . Meterites secretary . . .Totem editor. . .Times circulation manager, agent, 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin, vice- president. . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . Senior class social council. . .Concert Choir pin .. Advanced Dance ..DAR run- ner-up. . .Service Club HFS! pin. . .Quill and Scroll. JANE LoNGswoR'rH. . . Janie . . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . Majoretre's letter, pin. . .Typing awards. . Concert Choir. .Yell Block. BONNIE Lou LowDEN .... 36 Workslmop. . So-Si-Y. . .Typing awards. . .GAA. Third Row JAMES R. MCBRIDE. . . Jiml'. . .Int:amural. SANDRA LUTTMAN. . .'1Sandy,'. . .From Garrett High School. . Typing award. . 36 Workshop. . .Service Club. CAROLE MCCLAIN . Mac, Carrot . . .Orchestra letter. .Con- cert Choir pin. . .Wranglers. . Service Club first pin. . .Typing awards. . .Orchestra accompanist. w-5, First Row MARY Lou MILLER . Louie .. Metcrites . Philo.. So-Si-Y . 36 Workshop . Biology recognition . Philo poetry cup .. Typing awards. . .Driving awards. . Times. NANCY LORAINE MILLER.. From John Adams High School, South Bend, Ind.. . .Concert Choir. NANCY LEE MILLER . .Wranglers . 36 Workshop. . .Meterites . Philo . Servi:e Club first pin . Latin, botany recognition. . Advanced Chorus. . Times 1500 Club bronze pin, agent. .Yell Block.. Typing awards.. R. Nelson Snider Latin award... Junior Red Cross. Second Row ROBERT PAUL MILLER JR. .. Bob ... From Central High School Hi-Y. . 36 Workshop. . .Concert Choir. . .Madrigal Club. . Reserve track. JOHN MILNOR. . f'johnny . . . 36 Workshop . .Wranglers . . Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest.. Hi-Y vice-president . Intramural letter ..-Iunior Town Meeting.. junior Film En- dorser. . .Junior Rotarian. . Rifle Club. . .Boys' State. SANDRA MILLER. . . Toots . . .Music awards. Third Row RICHARD MINIER. . . Dick ..., Math-Science. . .Intramural . . Service Club. . .Tennis team. JOHN T. MooRE. . .Wranglers program chairman, president, let- ter. . .Concert Choir pin, soloist. . .Intramural .First place Plat- form Theater at Ball State .... Service Club. . .Social Science. NANCY MooRE. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo . .Times news writer, agent, mailing typist. .Totem agent. . Service Club first pin. . .National Poetry Anthology. . .Quill and Scroll. 32 First Row M.ARILYN MECKSTROTH . Meclcy, Windy . . Majorette's let- ter, pin. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . Service Club. . .Concert Choir. DoNNA JEAN MEREDITH. . .Typing awards. . .Driving award. . So-Si-Y. . GAA numeral. . .Service Club. WILLIAM G. MEYER. . . Bill .. Service Club third pin. . .In- tramural. Second Row JACQUELINE MEYER . Jaclcie H36 Workshop.. Meterites . Philo .... Advanced Dance. . .Totem ofhce manager. .. Math- Science. . .Yell Block. . Service Club, first pin. . .Times. PATSY MYERS. . USA. . Philo. . Service Club first pin. .Math- Science. . .GAA numeral. . .Typing awards. Lois ANN MICHAEL . USA.. GAA . Concert Choir.. Ma- drigal Club. . .Meterites. . .Home Ec, physical geography recog- nition. . .Typing awards ..GAA numeral. . Service Club. Third Row Lou ANN MARLENE MICHAEL. . . Louie .... USA... GAA numeral. BARBARA MILKS . Barb .. From Waterloo High School . USA. . .Service Club. . .Typing awards. MARILYN MARIE MILLER ..Q'Bubbles ... Typing awards.. Driving awards. First Row SUZANNE NosLE.. Susie .. Meterites president . Wranglers . .Totem agent .Service Club third pin. . 36 Workshop pin, president, program chairman. . Philo sergeant-at-arms, treasurer Sophomore class secretary-treasurer. . Junior, Senior class so- cial council. . Randolph Jacobs service trophy. . .DAR award. . Yell Block.. Advanced Chorus. GEORGE R. NOLT.. Intramural. . .Wood recognition. DAVID Joi-IN NoR'roN .... Short .... From North Side High School . Hi-Y .. Intramural .... Freshman football .... Math- Science.. 36 Workshop. Second Raw SUE MARCIA NOVITSKY. . Susie . . Philo. . .Wranglers . .Me- terites. . Modern dance accompanist. . Service Club. . .Totem senior class editor. . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . .Times 1500 Club silver pin, news, feature, editorial writer, copy reader . .Typing award. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Yell Block. SHARON E. ODIER. . . GAA numeral. . .Varsity cheerleader. . . YLO vice-president, letter, pin. . Service Club. . .Typing awards . .Concert Choir soloist, pin. . .Madrigal Club. JULIA ANN OLCSAN .. Judy .... From Carrick High School, Pittsburgh, Pa.. . .Library. . .Archery Club. . .Math-Science. Tlviral Row CATHERINE ELIZABETH ORMSBY. . . Betty . . .Majorettes. . .So- Si-Y. . .USA. . .Service Club. .Concert Choir. .Typing awards. FERYL JANE ORN. . Flip . . .From Shortridge High School, In- dianapolis. . Math-Science. . .36 Workshop. . .Junior Red Cross president. . .Service Club. . .Times reporter, exchange editor. . . Yell Block. SHERRY CATHERINE PALMER ..., From Estherville 1Iowaj High School. . .Philo . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Archery Club . .Times. . .Concert Choir. . .Quill and Scroll. 33 First Row EDWARD EUGENE Mosssuizs. . . Mossy . . .Camera Club secre- tary-treasurer. . Biology-Conservation. . .Hi-Y. . .Ilettermen's. . Varsity football. . .Freshman, sophomore track. . .Intramural. . Botany, biology recognition. SHIRLEY MooRE. . .Wranglers . .Times. MARTHA ANNE MORGAN. . .From Ridgefield Park, New Jersey High School. . .Totem oflice manager. . Philo. . .36 Workshop . .So-Si-Y secretary. . .Service Club. Second' Row DIANNE MURRAY. . . Di . . .Meterites vice-president. . .Philo. . 36 Workshop. .So-Si-Y. .Service Club Hrst pin. .Concert Choir pin. . .USA. .Totem agent. .Times 1500 Club silver pin, credit manager, auditor. . .Wranglers. . .Quill and Scroll. MARCELENE NELsoN. . . Marcie . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta . .36 Workshop. . .Typing awards. THOMAS L. MoUREY. . . Tom, Specs, Tex , . .Cyclotron. . Intramural. Third Row CAROL ANN NICHOLS. . . Nicky .... Meterites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club Grst pin. . .Times 1500 Club gold- jeweled pin, credit manager, editorial editor, general manager. . Totem sophomore class editor .... Latin recognition .... Typing awards. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Math-Science. WALTER G. NIBLICR. . .'lWalt . . Intramural. JERRY NICHOLS. . . Nick .... Intramural .... Rifle Club. . .Art Club chairman. 'V' First Row GLORIA RAMM. . Googie . . .Latin recognition. . .36 Workshop . .GAA. . .Know-Your-City. . .Typing awards. . .Yell Block. SANDRA RAMM. . . Sandie . . .Majorettes. . .So-Si-Y. LORETTA RAUB. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .GAA. . .USA. .Service Club. . .Times. Second Row RICHARD RHoDA. . . Dick,y' Rick .... Rilie Club. . .Intramural manager. JOYCE REPINE. . .Majorettes letter, pin. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .SO-Si-Y. . .Service Club .... Typing award. . .Chorus. . . Yell Block. PAULA RICHARDSON .... GAA numeral, letters, gold pin, vice- president. . .Library gold pin. . Service Club second pin. .Math- Science. . .Concert Band. . .36 Workshop. Third Row BARBARA RICKNER. . Gabby . . .GAA. .36 Workshop. .Know- Your-City. . .Yell Block. GEORGIA RIDER. . . Georgie . . .Philo. . .Meterites. . .36 Work- shop pin. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Wranglers two speech letters, secretary. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . .Third place in radio in Ball State state contest. . Service Club third pin. MARTHA RITTER. . . Rit,' .... Senior class secretary-treasurer. . . Junior, Sophomore class social council.. Service Club first pin ..Philo secretary, program chairman. . .Math-Science secretary ..Totem office manager. . .Majorettes secretary, letter, pin. .. Band librarian. . .GAA numeral. . .Advanced Modern Ballet . 36 Workshop. . .Home Ec, world history, physics recognition. . Typing awards. . .DAR runner-up. 34 rt .. I First Row MARION BILL PATTY. . . Bill'y. . .Math-Science. . .Lettermenys. . Varsity football. . .Reserve basketball. . .Intramural KATHRYN PENCE. . Diddy . . .Meterites vice-president. . .Philo publicity chairman. . .36 Workshop. . .Times 1500 Club gold pin, editorial writer. . .Service Club second pin. . .Totem agent, junior class editor. . .Yell Block. . .Latin recognition. . .Typing award. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Math-Science. . .Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA JOYCE PERRY. . . Shorty'i. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin . .Service Club second pin. . .USA pin, treasurer, vice-president, social chairman. . .So-Si-Y president. . .Wranglers .Yell Block. Second Row SHARON PETTY. . .36 Workshop. .Math-Science. .Concert Choir pin. . .Yell Block. SUE PLASKET. . . Slats . . .Times agent, feature writer. .Totem agent. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo. . .Freshman GAA . .Concert Choir. . .Service Club. JANICE PLATTNER. . . jannie .... Majorettes letter, pin, social council. . Service Club. . .Philo .... Math-Science. . . Advanced Modern Ballet. . .Band .... Typing awards .... 36 Workshop. . Totem agent. . .GAA numeral. . .Freshman mathematics cup. . Home Ec, algebra, Latin recognition. . .State algebra contest.. City geometry contest. Third Row MARTHA Por-ILMEYER. . . lVlarty . . .Wranglers program chair- man...Meterites.. Philo .... Times agent, bill collector, 1500 Club silver pin...Service Club third pin. . .36 Workshop.. Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. AMY ELIZABETH POWELL. . . Louie . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y treas- urer. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .Wranglers. SHARON PORTMAN. . . Sherry . . .Service Club first pin. . .Fire Prevention award. . .Typing awards .... Art recognition .... Art Club. . ,Driving award. . .GAA. . .Camera Club. 3 . I Xt st X w fl- 9. First Row JAMES SCI-IoN. . jim . . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin Library silver pin. vice-chairman. . .Intramural. .Freshman track. .Hi-Y . .Math-Science. THOMAS A. SCHON. . . Schone,'. . .Freshmen football, track. . Intramural. MARY Lou SCHROEDER ..,, 36 Workshop. . .USA. . .GAA nu- meral. . .Vesta. . .Typing awards. . .Yell Block. Second Row SALLY ANN SCHUG. . GAA. . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . 36 Workshop . .Math-Science. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service Club Hrst pin. . .Concert Choir. HARLAN Sci-iUL'rz. . . Howe . . .Rifle Club. . .Intl-amural. CATHERINE ANN SCI-IULZ. . Kate . . .GAA. . .Meterites pub- licity chairman. . Philo secretary. . .36 Workshop secretary, pin . .Varsity cheerleader, letter. . .Service Club third pin. . .Math- Science. . .Times. . .Totem agent. Third Row RONALD SCHULTZ. . .'iRon ..., Camera Club. . .Times, Totem photographer. JACQUELYN jo SEAMAN. . . Jackie . . GAA. . .Majorettes pin, letter. . So-Si-Y. . .Typing awards. .Yell Block. .Service Club. MARI E'r'rA SHIVELY. . .Typing awards. . .36 Workshop. . .Con- cert Choir. 35 First Ron' MARJORIE Rocxl-IILL. . . Marjie'l. . .36 Workshop. . .Wranglers . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. .Times. .Math-Science . .Service Club third pin. TRUDY ROBERTS. . Tru . . .So-Si-Y. . .Majorettes. . .36 Work- shop. . .Concert Choir. . .Booster. . .Yell Block. GLORIA DARLENE ROYSE .... 36 Workshop. . .GAA. . .USA. . Service Club. . .Yell Block. . .Camera Club. Second Row ELLINOR SALINGER. . Ell . . .First place Chamber of Commerce essay contest. . .Art Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Meterites second high-point holder. . Service Club first pin. . .Library gold pin, point recorder. . Philo program chairman. .Vesta vice-president, president. . .Typing award. . .Math-Science. . .Social Science. MICHAEL SCHJEBEL .... I-Ii-Y. . .Service Club. . .Reserve track, cross-country. . .Intramural. EUGENE SCHMELING. . Gene . . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science. . .Let- termen's. . .Totem. . .Service Club .... Basketball. . .Golf. . .In- tramural. Third Row LINDE LAWIEN SCHMIDT .... Philo vice-president. . .Meterites. . Math-Science. . .Service Club third pin .... Times 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin, assistant circulation manager, ad solicitor, bill collector. . .Totem circulation manager, agent. Biology, physics, United States history, Spanish, algebra recognition...Typing awards. . .Quill and Scroll. BONNIE LOU SCI-INEPP. . .GAA numeral. . .Times ad solicitor. . So-Si-Y. . .Concert Choir. . .Yell Block. JANICE ScHoN. . .Physical geography recognition. . .GAA presi- dent, numeral, letter, pin. . .Vesta president. . .Wranglers letter, program chairman. . .Service Club third pin. . .Library gold pin . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Yell Block. .Typing award. ',..'5' First ROW mu L 1 KENNETH W? SPENCER. . .'Gus . . .From Leo Fiigli School. . Intramural. CAROLYN Lou SPRUNGER. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Band letter, pin .... Orchestra .,.. Math-Science ..,. Typing awards.. Latin, plane geometry recognition. FREDERICK LouIs STARBUCK. . . Fred, Fleasy'. . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Intramural First letter. . .36 Workshop ser- geant-at-atms. . .Hi-Y. , .Math-Science. . .Service Club. Second Row BARBARA Lou STATToN. . Barb . . .From West Lafayette fInd.l High School, Battle Ground lIncl.l High School. . .Art Club . .Yell Block. SHEILA ANN STINE. . . Sheil, I-Iarveyv. . .GAA numeral. . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Service Club. TERRY L. S'I'oNER. . .Wood recognition. . .Hi-Y. . .Lettermen's . .Track. . .Cross-country. . .Intramural. Third Row BARBARA STOBAUGH .... Booster .... Times credit manager, ad manager, business manager, news editor, managing editor, gen- eral manager, agent, 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin, letter. .Totem ..Quill and Scroll.. Library gold pin .... Math-Science vice- president. . Social Science. . .Service Club first pin. . .English, Spanish, algebra, plane geometry, home ec, U. S. history, physics recognition. RICHARD S'rRoLE. . Dick . . .Radio Club president. . .36 Work- shop sound technician. COLEEN STOVALL .,.. Typing awards. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service Club . .36 Workshop. . .Vesta. 36 First Row RITA ANN SI-IIVELY. . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Service Club. . .Concert Choir. . .Freshman GAA. . .Typing awards. Joi-IN SIMMERS. . , Oodle . . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science. . track, cross-country .... Orchestra, . .String Quartet. . . recognition. . .Intramural . .Maclrigal Club. LII,I.IAN F. SLAGLE. . .'lLil .... GAA. ,Af 0-wawv-0 XJ SHIRLEY SMITH. . . Smit:y . . .From Flora Und., High School . .36 Workshop. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service Club. . .GAA. . .Concert Choir. Second Row PATRICIA Lou SLANE. . Pat . . .GAA numeral, letter. . .Service Club second pin. . .Wranglers program chairman. . .So-Sl-Y. . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Meterites. SUELLEN SMITI-I. . . Susie . . .USA treasurer. . .So-Si-Y devo- tional chairman, vice-president, . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science . .Wranglers. Third Row - BUDDY E. SIvIoI.A. . . Bucl . . .Art Club. MARY JAYNE SoMERs. . . Molly . . .So-Si-Y. . .GAA numeral . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin, . .Training choir. ROBERT M. SoRDEI.Er. . Bob . . .A friend to all who know him. Lf. mi Z' -of Firxt Row ROBERT C. TELLMAN. . Telli, Bob,'. . .Hi-Y. . .Math'Science 36 Workshop. . .Rifie Club. . .Intramural. PHILIP Tl-IIEME. . . Sydney .... Library. . .Booster. . .Times. . . Service Club. NANCY THOMAS .... Meterites. . .Philo . .USA vice-president. . So-Si-Y. . Social Science. . .Wranglers . .36 Workshop. .Times 1500 Club bronze pin, agent. . .Service Club. . .State Spanish recognition. . .Purdue legislative assembly representative. Second Row JUDITH TIMMoNs. . Judi, Jud . . .Art Club. . .Math-Science . .36 Workshop. SHARON TowNs. . . Sherry . . .From Coral Gables fFla.J High School. . .Scholastic Art award. .USA. .36 Workshop. .Times. MARY TRASK .,.. A friend to all who know her. Third Row CAROLE JANE TRUBY .... From Huntington High School. . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Typing awards. EVELLYN VAN FossEN. . Evie, Efhe'. . .USA music chairman . .Band letter, pin. . .Math-Science. . .Orchestra. . .Service Club. LYLE VANHORN. . . Romeo,'. . . .Band letter. . .Freshman Rifle Club. . .Service Club. 37 Firxl Row PATTY STULI.. . . Pat .... Art award. . .Art Club. . .GAA. . Art recognition. DAvIo LEnoY SUTTON. . . Willie . . .Varsity basketball, track. . Math-Science president. . .Lettermen's. . .Hi'Y. . .Times sports reporter. . .Totem sports editor. .Physics, Latin, solid geometry, Algebra 3, advanced math recognition. . .Freshman football.. Junior Rotarian. JAMES Romans SUELZER. . . Pooh, Ulcer .... 36 Workshop publicity chairman, treasurer, vice-president. .Camera Club vice- president. . .Math-Science. . .Know-Your-City. . .Service Club. . Wranglers. . .First place Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . Times 1500 Club gold pin, news, editorial, sports writer, copy reader. . .Totem freshman class editor. . .Junior Rotarian. .Latin recognition. Second' ROW JEAN SWAGER. . . Jeannie . . .GAA letter, numeral. . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . .Meterites. . .Wranglers . .36 Workshop. . .USA. DAVID FRANKLIN SUTTER. . Plastic, Sut . . .Varsity football . Intramural. . .Math-Science president. . .Lettermen's. .Service Club. . .Cyclotron .... Physics recognition .... Driving award. . . Second string all-city football team. WILLIAM D. SWIFT. . . Bill,', Will , . .Freshman track. . .In- tramural. . .36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. .Rifle Club. Third Row MARY ANN TAYLOR .... Philo. . .Meterites. . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Totem agent. .Service Club third pin. .Wranglers . .Botany recognition. . .36 Workshop. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. . .Driving award. LEONARD TASSLER .... A boy with a bright future. BONNIE MAY SYNDRAM. . . Blondie',. . .GAA numerals. . .Ad- vanced tumbling. 5 'Hu First Row DAN WI-IITMER. . . Shane . . .Hi-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Math- Science. . .Intramural . .Totem agent. BARBARA WILCOX. . Barb . . .Driving award. . .Typing awards. DAVID P. WIEGMAN. . . Wiggie . . .Hi-Y. . Intramural. .Serv- ice Club. . .Times. . .Varsity golf. Second Row MARGARET CONINE WILKINS. . .Meterites. .Philo. .Times agent, bill collector. . .Service Club third pin. . .Wranglers. .36 Work- shop. . .Driving award. JAMEs WILLIAMS. . Jim . . .Cyclotron. . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y . .Intramural. . .Varsity golf. HAZEL ARLENE WILLIAMS. . Willie . . .Vesta. .GAA numeral. Third Row SALLIE Jo WILSON. . .From Elkhart High School. . .36 Work- shop. . .Math-Science. . .Band . .Orchestra . .Service Club. SALLIE JANE WILLIAMS. . . Sal,'. . .Art Club. . .USA. . .GAA . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .So-Si-Y. JAMES E. WILSON. . . Willie . . Intramural. . .Math-Science. . Hi-Y. 38 Firxt Row VIRGINIA LOUISE Vossunci-I. . . Ginny . . .Concert Choir pin, head secretary. . Meterites. . Philo. . .USA. . .Math-Science . Totem agent. . Service Club. . English, biology, physics, Latin recognition .... Third place in Chamber of Commerce Essay contest. BETTY ANN WAKELAND. . . Bets . . .GAA. . .36 Workshop. . . Service Club first pin. . .Know-Your-City secretary. .Yell Block. MARsI-IA LEE WALB .... Art Club vice-president, point recorder, program chairman. . .Meterites. . Philo. . Service Club. .USA . .French, botany, art recognition. . .Math-Science. Second Row JUNE ANN WALLACE. . .USA vice-president. . .Art Club treas- urer. . .Philo . Math-Science. . .Service Club. . .Band letter. . . Orchestra. . .Home Ec recognition. JANE WATERFIELD . Janie . . .Times 1500 Club bronze pin.. Totem agent. . Philo publicity chairman. . .Wranglers . Math- Science. . .Social Science. . .So-Si-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. DARLEEN WEARLEY. . Shortie . . .Tumbling . .Typing award. Third Row SARAI-I ELLEN WELCH. . . Sallyy'. . .Meterites high point holder . .Times bill collector, news writer. . .Math-Science. . .Philo sec- retary, song leader. . 36 Workshop. . So-Si-Y secretary. .Mod- ern Ballet pianist. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Service Club third pin . .National Latin recognition. .Vesta. .Madrigal Club. .Typing awards. . .Social Science. LARRY LYNN WELLMAN. . . Piglet,'. . .Rifle Club. . .Intramural . .Varsity football. . .Math-Science. Run-I L. WELTY. . Bootsy'. . .Majorettes pin, letter. .Orchestra . .Service Club. WSP 'Q' Remember bow the ivy looked before the conxlruction work was begun las! fall? The repairmen had to take it clown so they could tuck-point tbe bricks. Now it will be :everal years before tbe ivy will grow so beaulifully again. First Row Tom WINANS. . Winnie, Tim,'. . .Intramural ,Service Club. JAMES F. WILSON. . . Will . . .Intramural . .36 Workshop. . . Band. . .Orchestra. . .Service Club. JOANN WINGET. , . G Second Row JANET Mama WITTE. . .Totem agent, . .36 Driving awarcl. . .Art JOYCE ANN WOLFE, Service Club. a Ga . . .USA, , ,So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . . Wirte,'. . ,Meterites. . .Pl-lilo, . .Times Workshop, . .Service Club second pin. . award. , . Pigeon ' ..,. Chorus, . . .Wranglers. . . NORBERT WQRKINGEH. . . Nib .... Band. . .Orchestra . . .Rifle Club, . .Band letter. Third Row Ronan YoUNG. . . B ob .,.. Intramural .... Concert Choir. . . Vesper choir pin. . .Social Science. .Hi-Y chaplain. .Wranglers. MANNY MAX ZINN. . .Math-Science. . ,Wranglers, . .Intramural . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest. Lowsu. K. Zocuan.. Zol . . .Freshman-Sophomore Rifle Club . .Intramural . .Varsity tennis. . .Camera Club. . .Math-Science treasurer. . . .Lettermenis ..., Service Club .... Social Science. . . Cyclotron . , . Archery Club. . .Physics recognition. Upper left: Strange things will happen! Danny Whit- mer, Ye Olde Prophet , reads the Last Will and Testa- ment of the Senior Class of 1954 at the Senior Banquet. Lower left: Parents and students meet the Senior oflicers and advisers at the Senior Reception. This event, the first of our Senior social calendar, helps parents, teachers, and Seniors get acquainted. 40 Upper right: Susie Noble, Helen Bohn, Mary Ann Chal- fant, and Nancy Kierspe get the table ready for the Senior Reception. Lower right: Everybody wants to get into the act. That's Karen Elder making faces at the photographer at the Senior Banquet at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. ,...a-Ht -.... gg F53 awww ,NMW 'E f 1 Bw f , A7233 5-0 , L ff 5 ' 5555 vm 455' ez? , A ' . M V 1 Q f 2 F , Hi Q g K S xc + I ' ff ' , 1. I B, 3 S3253-fwt , ' Q 3 R, Q , Qggxlvf ,X K Q- Y V V 4 -fp 13' 4.41 zmiovf Poll Winners Here is the Class of 55, just bursting to start its last year at South Side. And judging from its past efforts, such as the unior Banquet and The Street of Dreams, the unior Prom, this class is really going to go places To help them do just that, to the right are the junior of'l'icers and advisers. Seated from left to right are julia Easterday, secre tary-treasurer, oan Hattendorf, vice-president, Dick Branting ham, presidentg and Miss Shirley Maloney, adviser, standing are jim Frey and Ken Scrogham, social councilg Mr. ack Morey adviser, and Roselyn Roof, social council. Next picture down, Mary Val Crouse and Jim Frey are showing the form which won them the title of being the best dancers in the junior class. Mary Val also was voted the cutest girl At the extreme left of the next picture is oan Hattendorf who won the honor of being the girl most likely to succeed and girl who has done most for the school. Next to her are Donna Hengsteler and Norm Miner, who are taking time away from their athletic practice which makes them best athletes of their class. That bored-looking individual to the right has, according to the polls, the best personality in the junior class. His name, oh--Ken Scrogham The two smiling so sweetly at each other in the next picture are Nancy Evans and Dick Brantingham, who were voted the cutest couple. Nancy also beams with that best personality Dick won the envied title of handsomest boy. What a talented couple! ane Zeller and oan Nadmg lower right look mighty pleased about being chosen best musician and best speaker. However, Bryan Boggess is not resting on his laurels but is concentrating on how to live up to his titles of the boy who has done most for the school and the boy most likely to succeed. Bill Gerig demonstrates why he was chosen the most perfect gentleman to Julia Easterday, the most perfect lady, in the picture in the lower left. 42 ,Q T Q P1 B E, U5 ru ... 0 gn ,Z 'E Z? E1 :U B 2 S5 2? Q Z -. 'T 2 2 TT: A Q Q F m ' 2 2 fb 51 n 4Y ' Offs ,152 gf A-0 92' UD mf- B Q' -. H ,, H ,, F. -f EE! Ego. 2.3-5. 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' f. s Jerry Johnson H N: 2 John Johnson fe' X Ned Keese Y Karen Keller V J . , XV 'VQAI e Beverly King ' . ' N Suzanne Kintz ' ,.,, A i, ,o,: Q va K3 ,Q Jeanette Kline ' ' j ,NJ Stuart Koch jg mi AA Ruthanne Koehnlein ' iff, ' K Sandra Kopper f K A K, rf? 4 Lowell Kranclell Phyllis Krouse Donald Lacerte Anne Landis Dolores Langston Sharon Lassen Karen Lauer ,V g Dick Lentz Q' Colleen may X J ,gp , Sharlene Limecooly is K Janice Linclenberg .,:, Stanley Lipp A' l Faye Mathisen John McCtory Wanda McKinley Guerry McNabb L 1 are ' Marlene Masel 9 4 J Raclafay Martin Vi V - Y' X Rgnnie Mendelblat V il X j I ' ' Roger Meyer ' A . N ' , . Annette Mills E i- A - Bob Mills 5- . , . Y , I it .Aw Janice Mincler V -' . ' Q - --3-'I Jerry Mishler N -J . 'iv V lid? Joan Mock Gloria Moennig ' I Leona Moore ' A .gf ' ' -W 1 ' H J Mary Katherine Musser 4 X A . - M, Q Joan Naclmg Ze ff . J fi , ',. L 1-' if 'G--gy Bob Noren .,sI' A f - , ' H. 4 :- .efEf..4f1-sql ggi L51 ,- lie, . Pat Oberlin Esther Peilfer Mary Pennell Barbara Pio Dan Ramm Elaine Plumley Joyce Pringle Barbara Ramsden Dick Reece Amy Reese Roselyn Roof Bob Rossiter Rosemary Rice Sandra Richardson Kathy Rutledge Jane Pat Seider Ralph Shank t Schoeff Kenny Scrogham Sandra Seely Rosalie Sheline e e ff? K gas ,ty f 4 .'- . - -- x t . 3 . K Q ., .... . f f W . -I Z , , ' 'a-.fi 1 M e' I if 4 Mervin Shidler Qi MI QA.. if ':.' Carl shopoff new f A t by ' Sue Short ' ,ryr ' Sheila Shorter - ' 'N ' Barbara Sills , ' ' - . Ellen Sills :ZZ H A Doris Slater pe.. 4 fra V Robert Sliger e . rf Nancy Sloan Ik Q .tgzt f . . , e ' ala. e Jay Smith fit' ' - , Bruce Snyder A h I Gloria Sprunger -. mf V Janet Steger 'E 2 Martha Steinbauer :fl I V. K 43 Dean Stephen blli 1 A ' as are Bonnie Stirlen ' L' M Paul Thomas Nancy Todd Sue Travis , f' '..V' V Betty Uhl jf' '- fu Q ,f Carol Ummel , H-5' V 3 5 Qi' James Vachon - -1 - - - N Virginia Vulgamoct - Shirley Waikel 3. Ei ' A R Carol Walchle . ifif, i if 1 f- Barbara Waldrop X li e'Mr My 2 is - A Keith Warner in V Z - , V . J T ,gg ll ' Q I r M Daniel Webster i' ri if Marcia Whitehouse fa? ,,,., ,QW 'x Betty Wiegman Q . Larry Wiley Q 5 Nancy Winkelmann Alton White X Kenneth Woods Donna Yarman jane Zeiler Lower left: Beverly Custance performs at the Sophomore Party. Sophomore Poll Winners Pleased with the events of the sophomore year which lies behind these half-wayers are the Class of '56's officers, seated, left to right, Luba Gouloff, secretary-treasurer, John Lewis, president, Terry Miller, vice-presidentg and Miss Do- lores Lister, adviser, standing: jim Fuzy, social council, Mr. Robert Weber, adviser, Nancy Showalter and Sharon Davis both social council members. Diane Richards and john Lewis, voted cutest couple, take their eyes off each other long enough to smile at the camera in the second picture down. John also sports the most- handsome-boy title. Showing his hard-earned letter sweater to Peggy Robin- son, best musician, and Nancy Showalter, best girl athlete, is a future varsity headliner, Jim Fuzy, selected best boy athlete by his classmates. Hands on hips and wearing a of-course-Illl-turn-the-water on-for-Janice Hattendorf expression is Jim Hearn. Paula McConnell, the sophomores' best speaker, will defend the most perfect gentleman if called upon for a speech. Janice was chosen most perfect lady. In the lower right picture, Luba Gouloflf, voted girl with the best personality, looks questioningly at Terry Miller, the boy with the best personality, as cutest girl Lydia Mar- tindale showers her attention on Smoky. Terry was also tagged boy who has done most for the school and the boy most likely to succeed. Judy Hicks, best girl dancer, and David Eitman, best boy dancer, look to see what Deanne Wissner, the girl who has done most for the school, has to offer them from books. 46 2' ri' Linda Akers Judy Astrom Grace Barnard Marcia Barrels Roger Bauer Tom Baumgartner John Beal Martha Beck Sandra Bell Sue Berlien Joyce Billman Phil Black Bob Blanton JoAnne Blombach Duane Bobeck Janice Books Barbara Bowyer Sally Branning Becky Brinkroeger Dave Brittenham Millie Brown Pudgy Brunskill Sara Busler Sondra Cain Bill Campbell Richard Cantwell David Clark Mary Cook Vividean Dammeier Dean Dauscher Jeanene Dauscher Bill Davis Sharon Davis Naomi DeBrular Neil Diver Tom Doty Marilyn Dougherty Marcia Downhour Dave Eirman Charlene Elder Rilla Ellis Nancy Emerick Sally Enking Ken Ensley Roger Foote Jack Ford Jerry Foust Geraldine Fox Clifford Friend Jim Fuzy Dick Galbreath Jerry Garver June Gause Sandra Gerig Larry Gerken Phillip Giessler Bill Gilsdorf Alys Gindlesparger Luba Gouloif Judy Graef A . is, J 3- T- S Q, A l A ,R . 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J J XX, C if X Q 5 ,1 XXV' f n I V JJ J '.s--2 av' :E 94 4 J 'E lx J ,J,,J J J., sf-' wi' H .2,'f?f - ,V ' '- '-if N ' . .5 H W' , Q, LJ! f v Q12 ,:.Q' ','- : L 5 3,7 W 51.4 1 ,324 , . , if ' A . 512 I Chuck Grciner Sharon Grodrian Marie Haines Linda Hall Shirley Harris Janice Hattendorf Jim Hearn Diana Henry Judy Hicks Janet Hinman Nancy Hodgin Weldon Hohnhaus Dick Hollar Joan Hollman Claudia Holmes Stanley Hood Byron Hoover Donna Jo Hoover Nancy Horton Joyce Hostetter Phila Hurter Marcia Jaxheimer Gloria Johns Donna Johnson Gail Johnson Kay Karns Marlene Keener Judy Kempf Sandra Kempf Nancy Kindler Bea Kirhach Bill Kamm Barb Kortum Judy Larko Klem Lehamolf Judy Lepper Stanley Levine John Lewis Chris Litchin Judd Lowenhar Patty McBride Cecile McClain George McClain Paula McConnell Marjorie McIntyre Bill MacKinnon Dick MacKinnon Charlene Maier Dave Major Jody Malcosky Sharon Mallough Flo Markoff Jane Marsh Lydia Martindale Betsy Masel Abigail Mead Ray Meyers Bonnie Miller Carol Miller Terry Miller 48 Tom Mrller Don Mrtchell Marrlyn Moats Caralyn Morrlll Merna Mosel Sharon Myers Lynn Neuenschwander Myra Neuhauser Klrlc Newell Robert O Nerl Judy Osborne Kathryn Osborn Chuclc Owen Russ Oyer Carole Palmer Lowell Pape ohn Parke Gordon Pavey Thomas Perlcms Tom Pmder B111 Pocock Chuck Pococlc Ron Putchett Fred Procrse Vxrgmra Pugh Roger Lee Rallsbaclc Ruth Ramler Gerald Ramm Cleo Ray Eugene Reddmg Alan Rrchards Drane Rrchards Krp Rxddle Patrrcra Roddel Carol Rodenbeck Drane Roe Gwen Royse Barbara Salalca Morrle Sanderson Sarah Schelman Margaret Schell Heather Schrefller Marcia Schultz Barbara Sertz ohn Seng Alan Severance Fred Shaffer Carlene Shannon LeRoy Sholund Nancy Showalter Sharon Srmmers Carl Srmon Natalie Slcow Donna Smith Jerry Smith l jackie Snyder Owen Snyder Barbara Solaro Joe Spallone WT55? ui, ln- 'W' A 1 ,Jill Wa L .ar f,.-4 ,F ffk .rar f-umd w sv xi:-azuiz -V m A W as I ,fm .pd LA! 63' .al 41 sly! -.vi ws? 49? ,Q IQ Weir? E Qlnfv 5 J ffl 'ii--'wi ,M its-JFK -ur' ms, sign 2 M 'K 'WV' G? . - S - he l S M .rar . , I IAQ, .,,,,,,- :irq--,i ,. : ,5 js ,,s,.f .51 1' : . ,Q . I MALL A, , ' . M krrx -vV. 3 15. cbz mi. 1, L. , R I V I ,,,:. ' if 4 VK , g, ' for , A ,,,. ,,LY K x , V ,..,,..,,.. g , V ng l S -J L g rr r L aar Xi' a Lf? , , K .1.-. i ., I Ar AY?-'ny :V g K K K 2 Q A r ..'.' 4. mn. S L ...gang 2 .V fr' - 5, Q J if A I 1 1:15 , - . rf f fl It A ' so . W :,, F V i ,g , : D A L Q 5 X .nf S N , - P Y av ig ' . -' . -ff g , y 1 l M C no 1, V ' , li. f ' '57 X Carol Pritchard it ':'1r ' W Q A , . is fs. 1 Q ff: , .r.5f:5E' S 1 ' 2 ' ' 1 s ' - is A 1 2 s ' ' in 1 - - L Q'3:f ' Q Vzr . el 'Z y , f P' 3? L - ' ig U i l I . , img, - 352 ll'lA 3 -- - , .J s ,,., a w .. 4 l A t V 2: lggz V? P . asa st t ef ' ' L r +1 s - .aarl W 1 P 'P - l ea L se lr- f' l I ' f W . 'x': 'Q .r.. . K . 3 ' I . Y-34' Q ..,. '-: L T . '3 r V' , .af 1 fl ar K ,V 9 'l A f C , Q Sue Spindler Sharon Stallings Charles Stanbery jack Stark John Stephenson Carolyn Sternberg Dale Stinson Fred Stovall Mary Stuntz Marilyn Tennant Hope Thimler Joan Thomas Robert Treece Susan Wallheiser Carolyn Walling Virginia Waterfield Joyce Watson Mary Lee Weaver George Wehrmeister Gene Welker Jim Welker Ronald White Mary Ann Wilkens Janice Wise Deanne Wissner Carol Woods Connie Yarian Nancy Zinke Upper left: This English 7 class enjoys Gene Schmeling's answer. Lower left: Darlene Wearley and Betty Orms- by figure up banking totals in clerical practice class. Upper right: Crazy Kierspe fNancyl does an act for the Times circulation party. Lower riglvl: It looks like Bunko Clarkson and Tom Arnold, the two nearest the camera, are really studying. 50 Freshman Pol! Wzmeers Shown in the upper-right picture are janeann Thomas, the class of '57's cutest girlg Judy Denig, voted the girl with the best personalityg and Denver Mock, who, as you can see, is the class's most handsome boy. Carol Biggs, the most perfect lady, is being helped with her coat by Dwight Flowers, chosen by his classmates most likely to succeed. Holding Carol's books is Kip Ormerod, who copped the title of boy with the best personality. John L. Clarlc, the freshman class's best boy athlete, is pictured at right surrounded by beauty and talent, Susan Augspurger, on the left, was chosen best girl athlete, while Marcia Jaxheimer tool: the honors as the best girl speaker. In the bottom picture on the right are shown, left to right, the cutest couple, Marty Mueller and Dave Renlcen- berger, and the best boy and girl dancers, Don Menze and Nedalyn Lealcey. In the picture on the lower-left, intently watching Ron Ensch, the boy who has done the most for the school, are Tom Winkler and Gail Baldwin. Tom was elected best boy musician, Gail as the girl who has done the most for the school. 51 , V i Janet Adler if ' , W Q Sharon AlcersAu d h l V ,Q ci J ,A - I -if . o Ann en orp B V - 53 V I , QV I 1 J Beatrice Altevogt l '5'5ff Q A 'C , r r ff VV Nancy Arnold :aid .' , A ' U'Ift:f5.mf:.2::.'2g ' - .'. ' 3- X'., 1 a V ' V A Q I Anita Ashton f V i V , it ' J ' Susan Augspurger I 39 ' 5 J Y 5 I Beverly Baclcstrom a ,,,,, J W' X 'ff if 'I f ' B 1 f f, Emily Bailey ' kr ' F ' J V Wanda Bailey ' 'fl :'i ' - A f Q Nancy Baker gi ' J ,. , , - 1 Q . J, EE ,Z,Z. , V J' N , Gail Baldwin A A f L , V , AV W 3 f , Ed Bash f' Q ' re'a J is if a t l J Nadine Bauer ,V ,. V 5 ,ii 5- V, 'id' VQEPT' f J ' David Beams B - i' ' V ,'f-' l jx ii Vjg W' B 1- ' Marilyn Beck - Q Q V C 557 1 1 I ' V Vg :B V ,, VV Gene Beghetel A . L . V , ' ' A gs F Q Judy Belschner - 1 W, :,. A , ' fa Beverly Bender ' V R33 A J if '7' K A 'P ii Jeanne Bennett V -J ., X -, , John Bennhofl 5 , : Vj- -' ' -, , v,- L M, ASVB 2 LV F Marjean Benton J if .2 J ,l as , J r 1 -,FV .,,,.., , B X555 e J i Bill Berg . V . , V l,,. . VVV I V Jack Berg ia. A ew is F If , Noel Bersch A 3.5 .v..' A R 4' Q ,iiii ' ',iii U .V A hi LJ: Beverly Blem g-.1 a 556' 1 V VV Bill Boggess , J f A N - -A V, Barbara Bolman f' 1 , ,-AU WT T- is ii ' A , Barbara Bowes ' 3 3V ' Sonya Boyer 3 V. .V Sheila Bradley V J- N' ' 1 Elizabeth Breedlove - 1 VVZVQ. , V ' Kathleen Bright N ' E if W Jane Brown 4 ,. . Imogene Budd V ' ,V Marcia Burt rf? 6 5 A ' F Nancy Burton - Linda Byers X , Joyce Campbell my .V Paul Campbell ,K-. fm Tom Campbell V- i ,V A Carolyn Carder Sue Carr Nancy Carter - Ilze Cielens B' fx Sally Chapman ,dri- QQ Judy Clark Dorothy Cochran June Coder Rosalind Cozmas Kay Crosby Barbara Curtis David DeMarsh Esther Demos Judy Denig Lowell Diclcmeyer Virginia Diehm Jane Dill 52 Elinor Dinius Sandra Disher Eileen Dolph Nancy Doty Mary Driver Judy Dunsrone Terry Eads Ann Edens Carol Edgar Judy Ehrman Larry Eicher Porter Emriclc Ron Ensch Pam Evans Sharon Faulkner Karen Felrenberger Jane Felger Nancy Ferverda Carol Fett Marilyn Flaig Dwight Flowers Nancy Frain Sharon Freehill Diane Frey Dennis Fuller Lillian Fuller Carol Gable Monica Gable Ann Gallnreath Tom Galezio Nancy Gareiss Judy Garman Bruce Garrison Sharon Gephart John Gerlce Monte Gerig Carol Glass Judy Goller Diana Goodwin Sandra Grubb Mary Ann Gulley Janet Haloeclcer Mildred Haines Peter Hanna Mike Ham Charlotte Harris Janet Hartman Janet Harvey Ronald Hathaway Bernard Hay Dick Heine Jo Anne Hawk Charles Heiser Ralph Helms Bill I-licks Colleen Higgins Jean Hillard Steve Hillcer Geraldine Hirsch Ronald Hitzeman F Q : iiilii if A Q if K 2 ir: ..,. 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' Sally Hollis Dave Hollopeter Bonnie Holloway Pat Holloway Pat Irven Sue Irwin Dan Howe Judy Inman Diane Jackson Kay Jamieson Carolyn Johnson Steve Jones Mary Johns Carol Johnson Valerie Jones Bob Kable Bob Karlsberg Michael Junk Amelia Kachiamenis Joanne Kane Lynn Kern Jim Kiermaier Sue Klebe Joan King Keith Kirbach Lois Klopfenstein Dick Kolkman Jerry Koos Roberta Krakower Ed Kouder Terry Kreachbaum James Lagemann Emily Lapp Margery Laycock Jocelyn Kopper Nedalyn Leakey Mary Jo Linclenberg Margaret Lintermuth Martha Livingston Dorothy Lowclen Lou Anne Lucas Don Lutz Lou Anne McDougal Morton McDowell Paul McBride Joe Marilyn Mahlen McCarty Beth Anne Mclntire Carolyn McNabb Norm Malcosky Dennis Mankin Diana Manning Carl Marker Pamela Manth Dorothy Markoff Jerry Meredith Wanda Meyer Dick Miller 54 Jerry Miller Larry Miller Mary Miller Nancy Miller Rich Miller Ann Miser David Moore Liz Moore Linda Moravec Nancy More Susie Morganthaler Barry Moser Carl Mowan Marty Mueller Donna Munger Bonnie Neuenschwander Sondra Neumann Rita Nichter ' Bill Noble Lynn Odier KiP Ormerod K A E i ,ls Carole Oyer V in jim Parks 1 M, .R 'V K f l Judy Perry 6.71 5 - A , y V Zi A Bill Piepenbrink A :'z +' VV ' A gf- , i Ruth Pifel' I fi V i , 5 f ii Vivian Plumley ' -' A :V ' '- A Lavon Portman - V if z' ff if Keitha Punsky A fi' z 5V I , V ,V A- ' V , Bob Ramsden ,Q A V ' R i' Bonnie Rayl - A A I is David Redding A illi ii' ., , .V iiii in AV ' fi, ,M Lawrence Reeves - I v I.. ' V. ffffii? A . ' N Werner Reifsteck I VV? ' W ' 'A - -ge' -5 Nancy Reim H :gr-5 . ' V jf. f- , ..-' X Sharon Relue 4 vi . V t II: V V . V Dave Renkenlnerger ,., VV V X . V Roselyn Rice . gs- ' . V . - V V A if Q' V i Alice RiCl'l3t'd in ,V V15 .. ,. VV.' --ek V .' .W V VV x Martha Richter V V 'V - IQAW l fV' Ng, Vi' Sondra Risingef ' r 5 ' ' ii - r in . A V V I ' Marilyn Rodey W V V V , X . V C Pat Rolando X V 'V e V ' ' V V+ V AV Charles Romine R 1 'VV Y V 5, V V V V ' M V Judy R01-.dot wig, i X , V V -LVVV V,- , V V, V VV .V V V Martha Roney A ii - ii i ,X 'ii A A Y 1 Shirley Ross X V . V V VVVV V - ' Q V 'iii l X l V I 'I We David Rofhbefg 1 ' V ' l i i , e Richard Rudnick ' V VV . . V V Kathy Ryan lf W ' a- F 'f iif . ' .ig-Q V -5-'V Sreve Ryan - ge ' r -- er,r e i 1 A Leroy Samra w ' . 7 A I AL ,A R' ' V ,,V Scott Sandeson V. 1,V',iV VVV 1' i I ' ' ' Larry Satterwaite Janet Sauer Tom Scheimann Kirk Scheeler . A' ' '5 , Barbara Schlotterer -4 Q V ' Bill Schultheis Vb gjxf ' , iz. . ff . , m R ' ' . ' -if , X' . me ..i- f - VVJV V VV VV V V V ,V V VV A QV- V V VV VV VVS V VVV V 55 ' ' f ., V rr,,, 1 ig ,fel I , l l 9 l . l 1 .az . F 3, E 554 K N fv- . -H Q 1 - ,EF . x-A , 'sa-0 . N g I X, 1 if f-Q? , ' . X ff . 5'5 ei 1 S' f xsazffi' is ,, A 11 E Charles Schwartz Phyllis Sherman Virginia Shopoif Barbara Showalter Dick Skiver Forrest Smith Jane Smith Jo Anna Smith Joyce Smith Janet Snyder Karen Sonday David Spears Bob Spencer Sharon Sprunger Barbara Stanherry Linda Starlc Christie Stavreti John Stephen Harriet Stine Samuel Stinson Janeann Thomas Carol Vandermark Lucy Van Horn David Von Gunten Sharon Waltenhurg Mary Watson Susan Welch Ann Werlcman Ginny Whitmer Jaclc Wiclclifle Betty Wild Elaine Winters Judy Wood Sherril Wyatt Don Yaney Nancy Zeiler Upper left: Gail Baldwin sews a fine seam in home economics class. Lower left: Georgia Rider sings at last year's talent show while Pat Cassady watches. Upper right: Figuring out this Latin question talces a bit of studying. Lower right: I-losi' directs the advanced chorus. 56 W 33135 -if N . my .1 'if k A X 1 5 X 'E g Q 'Q .HR V4 p fx 5 Q N fy Q, X. , ,. , gm.. , My . 29' war ' L Athletic Managers . . The equipment managers are well known by all varsity ath- letes. They are the-behind-the scenes men. Their duties con- sists of srenciling numbers on equipment, handing out clean practice clothes, keeping first aid supplies, putting lines on the football field, and keeping rec- ords of all shoes and uniforms. The 1954 equipment managers are left to right: Richard Bauer, Roger Bauer, Tom Graham, Mr. Ralph McClain, head equipment manager, George McClain, Don Dowty, David Clark, and Roger Foote. 58 Wayne Scott A tlalelic Manager Wayne Scott, better known as Scotty , has given us another year of his excellent direction. I-lis earnestness, personality, knowledge, and helpful attitude have truly made him qualify for his position. We all like to hear Scotty sing while he is working. Scotty has a tre- mendous task of assisting the coaches and also of preparing schedules and purchasing equip- ment. IX . WV 5 nl tx KJ Seated, left to right, first row, are B. Henninger, E. James, L. Wellman, D. Grieser, D. Sutter, D. Johnson, J. Adamonis, F. Augspurger, McManama, C. Gibbs, K. Horton, E. Mossburg, J. McGraw, and T. Manny. Second row, D. Bieberich, B. Grable, D. Colchin, L. Krandell, J. O'Brien, R. Anderson, C. Shopoff, D. Brantingham, B. Patty, D. Cochran, C. Benz, N. Miner, W. Stroup, J. Vachon, and J. Duerstock. Third row: K. Dixon, T. Pinder, B. Blanton, J. Diehm, H. Clark, W. Kerley, Hearn, R. Oyer, G. Wehrmeister, J. Lowenhar, C. Stanbery, J. Fuzy, and E. Ralston. Fourth row: S. Koch, Saylor, R. Brockmyer, S. Hood, E. McCoy, and D. Lentz. Gridmen Finish With 50-50 Season Coach Jack Bobay began the difficult task of putting to- gether his first grid team in the hot August days before school started last fall. No one knew then just how the season would end, but the four-won, four-lost record was brought about in this manner. The team lost its first two games to Indianapolis Shortridge and Jackson, Michigan, but bounced back with two impressive victories over Central and Gary Froebel. Then they suffered losses to Mishawaka and North Side. Again they came back to conquer Concordia and Central Catholic in the last two games. Great teamwork was shown both on and off the playing field. Every boy gave his supreme effort toward a team victory and not for his own benefit. The senior class contributed a great deal of strength to the team. Eighteen of this year's twenty touchdowns were scored by Seniors. These were made as follows: Fred Augspurger, 3 touchdowns, Dave Grieser, lg Kent Horton, lg Jack Kern, 65 Cyril Laycoff, 15 Jerre McManama, 4, and Bill Patty, 2. Underclassmen who scored touchdowns are Dick Brantingham and Chuck Benz, who each made one. The Kelly grid team was strengthened by the speed and agility exhibited by the ball carriers and the excellent execu- tion of its plays. Snappy passing, classy catches, and plenty of driving power all contributed to a very successful foot- ball season. Senior team members who will be graduated this June are Fred Augspurger, David L. Davis, Dave Gtieser, Char- lie Gibbs, Bob I-Ienninger, Kent Horton, Jack Kern, Cyril Laycoff, Jim McGraw, Jet-re McManama, Bill Patty, and Dave Sutter. School: We Played Scores Their Our Indianapolis Shortridge '32 0 Jackson, Michigan 12 6 Fort Wayne Central 0 7 Gary Froebel 12 20 Mishawaka 34 6 Fort Wayne North Side 21 6 039 Fort Wayne Concordia Fort Wayne Central Catholic 13 45 124 129 CoAc1-:Es Mr. Jack Bobay, head football coach, explains a play to Mr. Everett Havens, freshman coach, and Mr. Glen Stebing, line coach. pm!!! l ,fag rw Y l a 3' KWT ,gf:'Y'fff I i .f 4 V, A Q x . V vga? Q ' Q RE .EMI .VIC , ,A I Q , .W 'xx ff y .eg- S :1 f fi -ff 'L 1- ,. fdwf 5 x fs , 5, .v 3 'iffgg -A w f:1,,.h fy A - ' '- .v'. 4.2 2 -ilvlvx' V KZ 3 1 , . Q w , , BMQQQ M ,. ' SU ' w35,1iS:f V V ' L S Q Alix' 5511 'Y -5 'win x pf wif W if N is fm W 9? iv A' Q? Hifi 2 iw fi? 4 :xi Wg mswm fw f '? T fi, 3 ,, ' K Vg ? Q F5 X!-gijg ,gigg M54 mfQg,Q 'A streak, the Archers suffered only five losses in twenty-three ' The 1953-54 basketball squad members are, first row, Bob Rossiter, Bill Chavis, and Terry Millerg second row, Jerre McManama, Fred Augspurger, Dave Grieser, and Bill Gerigg third row, John i Adamonis, Bob Blackledge, Jack Kern, and Don johnson. DoN REICHERT . . . Basketball Coach SCORES SCHOOLS WE PLAYED Their Our Bluffton 39 43 Shortridge 43 51 Kendallville 45 57 Decatur 41 65 Burris Z7 46 Auburn 45 58 Logansport 44 60 Richmond 19 34 Muncie 32 36 North Side 54 43 Mishawaka 61 70 New Haven 53 59 LaPorte 52 73 Central 35 34 North Side 66 52 Concordia 61 84 Huntington 53 46 Froebel 56 62 Central 52 68 Central Catholic 38 65 Kelbf Netters Keep Winnings Hzlgla Coach Don Reichert and his netmen framed perhaps one of the best basketball reams the Kellys have seen in many 1 years. Starting off the season with a nine-game winning Central. triumphed over Richmond and former state champ Muncie The squad was aided heavily by the performance of its games, including the Holiday Tournament at Muncie and three Sectional games. Consistent winning and scattered losses left the cagemen holding a record of sixteen wins and four losses at the end of the regular season. Two of these losses were to North Side, one to Central, and one to Huntington. One of the high points of the season was receiving the coveted Holiday Tournament Trophy when the Archers senior nermen, which numbered eight in all. There were not necessarily any outstanding individuals, but agile guards like Dave Grieser, Bob Rossiter, and Bill Gerig contributed greatly to the fine performance of the team in the last live games of the season. The team worked as a unit designed to give the best re- sults possible. The right attitude, plenty of hustle, and an abundance of ability were familiar characteristics. It can be rightfully said that the players did their very best. 63 ,A 1:5- Q4 f , 'K I' 'I . ,. s - R 5 gf R R, 1 f X X . X 5 A , W5 . A , 45, W LM , R 54 JOHN , L R , 5 fm , Q ADAMONIS pg i, . 7 if .,f,..:vA nnb xill I. X f d! Vi , R ' M ' Q 1 2? ,R 2 ' -. .I - :' Q ,.,' 45. I ,Q ,Q xiii' L f I- R :I 'f,' xt .:.-- . A an ki f I if X .x X AL 7 ',b, jf? L? Q ,R 1 M I RW !V , , R , Mx! Nt Y 3 fx' . , A N R 1 5-J BOB , T I w , H H 1 x ROSSITER ' ' ' Y 95 L JL 5, Q 1 1 Q XR . , 9 L Rm R 'I ff L' if RS. FRED ff A JACK f - Rf KERN Q, - AUGSPURGER E27-1'--'!!.' I . I - H K .X I Q wk. 3 ',. -Ri Age I: , M X, T 2 , R' R ff5M 'Wx X ' ji Y f ,R I ' X 'fv' ,, Q 'iff ' . ' BOB . 1 R' 4 b A- -' . . BLACKLEDGE 4gg,,,i ' , 'i j' Q' ' ,Q fg I 3 V A n ' :Q A 1. -wi R5 A A lil , is-1 . 5 BOB ' ' I - TERRY - R - f WRIGHT f 5 MILLER J, . v-' - is if! ' I 3 ,.,.Q.,,..,,, ,.., .., V J wif 132W ,M ,..., V X9 1 NRL . ,QE ft. 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Q 3 gif H w , sm Q 5 Q2 ' bmvM 'f f an xggl N ' wie W bw li Yg'Q Q WX! rf .N 4 VK -'FQ x 'MW , , , The track team members are, outside row, Bruce Bloom, Bob Wright, Dick Lentz, Tom Knipstein, Jim Hornberger, Kip Riddle, Jim Fuzy, Carl Shopoif, Wade Altevogt, Mike Roemke, Bunko Clarkson, Keith Dixon, Terry Kreachbaum, Dave Redding, Dan Howe, Roger Anderson, Don johnson, Dave Grossman, Lowell Krandell, and -Ierre McManamag inside row, Paul Dailey, Dale Hiler, Dick Hollar, Herb Stuelpe, Keith Warner, Bob Blanton, Jim Claffcy, Bill Chapman, Jim Lagemann, Dave Luttrell, Dick Brantingham, Tom Pinder, Ray Meyer, Richie Miller, John Stephen, Dave Sutton, Phil Black, John Kauffman, and Norm Miner. I I f l I Hvzwzeafs, Tbmlzes Fzmsb Good Season . , Coach George Collyer turned out another highly successful squad in his seventeenth S' A' g 1 season as varsity track coach. George is the kind of man who can get his boys to do l i B their utmost and try their hardest to run, jump, or vault the best they possibly can. ' South Side's team was successful in winning meets as well as team spirit. The ' , cindermen, in the hrst five meets, showed a respectable record in wins over Kokomo, Av,, f' I ' Concordia, and Central Catholic. They copped second place in the North Side Relays wg: i g f- ' and fourth in the Kokomo Relays, and lost to Mishawaka and Muncie Central. 2. 5. ql' rg In the meet against Concordia and Central Catholic, South scored nine firsts. Bill J X ' Chavis set a record in broadjump at the North Side Relays. The track team still had ,' ' meets to play with Central, Elkhart, and Mishawaka when The Totem went to press. F53 15 , . . . Q . - e... 5 t'i' nf' -jf ,A Mr. Collyers cross country squad also registered a highly successful season with , X Q wins over Central Catholic twice, Concordia twice, and Wabash. Losses were made to Marion, Central, and Kokomo. H V.,,, I 1. sffifcffwff- fvis H22 GEORGE COLLYER Coach CROSS COUNTRY Th .SCOREg eir ur r Mishawaka 59 49 r Kokomo 51K 56 LG N Central Catholic 38 Soy Concordia 18K 2 North Side Relays 78 31 M Muncie Central 76 33 Kokomo Relays fourth place TRACK Their Our Marion Z1 34 Central Catholic 41 19 Concordia 43 Z0 Wabash 34 Z5 Central 24 31 Concordia 43 20 Central Catholic 45 15 Kokomo Z0 40 Members of the cross country team are, first row, Udall Simmers, Bill Del-laven, Terry Stoner, Dave Grossman, Jim I-Iornberger, and Tom Knipsteing second row, Jim Claffey, Keith Warner, Phil Black, Bunko Clarkson, and Lynn Kissinger, third row, Dale I-Iiler, Carl Simon, and Bruce Bloom. 67 735 si 'Q Roger Anderson Bob Wright Dave Luttrell Tom Pincler Keith Warner Bruce Bloom Dave Grieser Dave Grossman Don Johnson Dave Sutton Dick Brantingham Norm Miner 68 Tennis team members are, first row: Tom Burnham, John Milnor, Kenneth Clark, Bill Gerigg second row: Dick Colchin, Dave Gustafson, Lowell Zoller, Dick Cashman, Dave Bennhoif, and Jerry O'Brien. Gay... This year's golf team is com- posed of many experienced men from last year's turfsters. The re- turning players are Barry Hind- man, Gene Schmeling, and Bob Rossiter from the sectional team of last year. The Archer linlcsmen this year had matches with Muncie Central, Marion, Concordia, Elmhurst, De- catur, and Logansportg and they participated in the LaPorte Invita- tional Golf Tournament in which 22 of the best teams in the state played. Coach Robert Drummond stated that he thought this year's edition of the South Side golf team was the strongest in many years. 69 Tennis . . . South's tennis team, although losing its key man, came through with iiying colors this year. Sport- ing such players as Jerry O'Brien, Diclc Cashman, Bill Gerig, Dave Gustafson, Lowell Zoller, and Dave Bennhoff, the Archers played the cream of the tennis teams of the state. They started the season by beat- ing Central Catholic, Concordia, and Bluffton and, when the Totem went to press, had games sched- uled with such teams as Muncie Central and Burris, along with Peru, North Side, and Howe Mili- tary Academy. Mr. Everett Havens is the coach. Archer golfers are, Bob Rossiter, Jim Frey, Williams, Bill Berg, kneeling, Dave Wiegman, W Upper left: Basketball champs, the Cowboys: standing, Bob I-Ienninger, Charlie Gibbs, Gene Schmelingg kneeling, Bill Patty, Cyril Laycoii, and Kent Horton. Lower left: The Inconquerables, football champs: back row, Dick Lehman, Dick Hutson, Bob Tellman, Dwaine Davis, Tom Schong middle row, Bill Swift, Dave Norton, front row, Jim Wilson, Charles Buchanan, John Jenkins, in the many, many records posted in his busy ofiice. This season's activities began with the tag-football tour- nament. Meanwhile Bill Chapman, John Sawyer, and John Milnor fought hard through tough competition to become tennis champs. Records were set in cross country and in golf in which Bill Berg carded a 74 in the tournament. Next came Hoosierland's leading activity, basketball. At the same time, a free-throw contest was held. Hand- and Dan Whitmer. Upper right: Singles and doubles handball winners: Dick Bradford, Bob Mills, kneelingg Bob Hoy, Terry Stoner, Jack Ford, and Bob Ramsden. Lower right: Bill DeHaven and Dan Webster practice boxing in a supervised bout. ball also came in the mid-semester program. Other competitive and physical development programs, including wrestling, boxing, track, softball, and volleyball, in which the Cowboys retained their championship from the previous year, were also concluded, giving many boys their intramural letter. The sports-minded boys of South Side can look back on the 1953-1954 season as a very successful one, indeed. 71 MRS. ALICE KEEGAN Sponsor of U pperclass GAA 'WI , la, The officers are standing, Janice Schon, president, Paula Richardson, vice-presidentg seated, Barbara Parrish, freshman representativeg Mary Ann Clark, secretaryg Becky Brinkroeger, sports manager. GAA . . . Great in Athletic Abilzty With more than 400 girls participating in its activities, the Girls' Athletic Association finished another successful year. The sports indulged in by these girls included speedball, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, and softball. Extra activi- ties were the tennis, badminton, and ping-pong tournaments. They also held a track and field meet. The club held its Fall Sports Party October 19, at which members tap danced, tumbled, played the piano, and sang. Later, variations of volleyball were played, and the Executive Board served Cokes and donuts. Another major event was the Potluck Banquet, January 18. Janice Schon was emcee of Come to the Fair. A humorous speech, Side Shows , was given by Miss Edith Crowe. Pins, letters, and numerals were awarded by Mrs. Keegan and Miss Pohlmeyer. Charlene Galland was an- nounced high point girl of the Senior Class. Some of the champions of the dilferent contests are pic- tured on the opposite page. The upper-left picture shows the Senior Team, champions in upperclass speedball. Karen Elder captained this team consisting of: Row 1, Joyce Repine, Jane Longsworth, Marilyn Meckstroth, Sharon Bur- lage, and Pat Slaneg row 2, Marilyn Bender, Joyce Perry, Karen Elder, Janice Schon, Pat Stull, and Carolyn Sprungerg row 3, Jean Swager, Charlene Galland, Shirley Smith, Mar- ilyn Krudop, Linda Kithcart, and Paula Richardson. Oney Anderson, Carol Bushouse, Doris Dempsey, Carolyn Greiner, and Frances I-Ieredia were absent when the picture was taken. The upperclass basketball champions, Junior Team 1, are shown at center left. In the first row are Shirley Dray, Barbara Seibertg Susan Kintz, captain, Mary Ann Clark, 72 and Donna Hengstelerg second row, Carolyn Dei-Iaven, Betty Weigmann, Sandra Richardson, Edna Major, Esther Peifier, and Sharon Dehnert. Absent are Bonnie Stirlen, Margaret Altevogt, and Marilyn Edwards. The lower-left picture presents Sophomore Team 2, who won the volleyball crown. The front row includes Barbara Bowyer, Rilla Ellis, Gloria Shinn, captaing Becky Brink- roeger, and Donna Jo Hoover, back row, Carol Pritchard, Marilyn Moats, Gail Johnson, Marilyn Morrill, and Mary Stuntz comprise the back row. Karle Siddall was absent when the picture was taken. The girls entered in the Tennis Tournament are shown in the upper-right photo. Standing are Charlene Galland, Joyce Repine, Marilyn Bender, Sharon Burlage, Margaret Altevogt, Linda Kithcart, Roberta Kralcower, Marilyn Kru- dop, and Joyce Perry. Kneeling in front are Judy Conrad, the champion, and Ilze Cielens, the runner-up. Freshman Volleyball Champs are shown in the center- right picture. Beverly Arthur captained the winning Team 2 which includes: Row 1, Sharon Sprunger, Beverly Arthur, and Mary Watson, row 2, Linda Stark, Nancy Gareiss, Gail Baldwin, and Rita Von Gunten. More not pictured are Sheila Bradley, Lucy Van Horn, and Martha Richter. The lower-right photo pictures Gail Baldwin's Freshman Basketball Team 1. In the front row are Valerie Jones, Twyla Richmond, Gail Baldwin, Beverly Arthur, and Lucy Van Horn, second row, Carol Oyer, Susan Klebe, Ann Edens, Nancy Gareiss, Rita Von Gunten, and Scharlene Shaw. Gail Baldwin's Team 2 tied Team 3, headed by Barbara Parrish, in the Freshman race for speedball victors. Mem- bers of Team 2 were Beverly Arthur, Beatrice Altevogt, Miss HELEN POHLMEYER Sponsor of Freshman GAA Upper left: Advanced Modern Baller girls prepare for the Upper right: Darlene Wearley and Marilyn Bender per- Spring Show, March 19. form on the trampoline. Middle left: A dance class illustrates its part in Western Middle right: Pianists for the Spring Show were Sally Whirlll, the Spring Show. Welch and Carole McClain. Lower left: Advanced tumhlers practice one of their for- Lower riglvt: Sandra Seely and Darleen Wearley do a head- mations. stand on a piano bench at the Spring Show. 74 2 as -W'?'3 ,vw Q, -Q.g,.,AX 'I I, A 'V-w..., 'N'wwf . .A w ' 'M Mrv.- ,, , Kew ,..., W PMMN-M , QM Xwhmwbwww -1--f f , NM 1---.., ,.,, ,7,, ,F A ,..,, ,,m..,., V' 'f wwwze--wwwvwv-. E 1 ' - -'-v-wr. h ?hM '1?- - -x.. , M.. ANw7'x T1!? w W .,, , ..f MW-f' 01-wmqwf,-mr,-ff' vw ,www . -4, 54,5 ifw. veal J ,gfiiwn 1, M .L x ! 7-5fgqfgM.::g5fs 5.5 f,: problems. tives. 1954 Totem Devoted to Recalling Memories Not until all the Totems are handed out to you will all of our work be done. Few realize the hard work put into a school yearbook or when this work is begun. During the summer Mary Long began by planning The Totem dummy. She brought together all of her efforts and ability with the help of all of the stall: members to make this yearbook the best of all. The photographers have carefully tried to capture in photography every precious moment during the past year so that everyone will better remember South Side in its gaiety and more serious moments. 76 The other photographers who provided the pictures for this annual are Don Dowty, Ronald Schultz, and Bill Gilsclorf. While the Totem was being assembled and perfected, the circulation staff kept a strict account of the money involved and a record of all of the sales for The Totem. Check and double check was the motto of our copy editor, Barbara Stobaugh. She never gave up the tedious task of reading the copy for errors. Activity, a dull hum, and a touch of laughter were all found in the Totem office during this year of hard work. Everyone was unfamiliar at first with the task of producing a yearbook, but with a lot of satisfaction in a job well done, we present to you the 1954 book of Nlemories . Linde Schmidt and Janice I-iillyer, co-circulation managers, and Barbara Stobaugh, copy editor, look over their work. ---1-1 g , :, - f:i:ffQ2fg5,.,, ,A . 'es m ga M. 4 mi' Miss Rowena Harvey, our adviser has helped us through all of our Fritz Bartlett, head photographer, and Mary Long, editor, check nega -a 'f Sophomore class editor Carol Ann Nichols is discussing Club editor Nancy Kierspe, events editor Mary Ann a layout with senior class editor Sue Novitsky. Chalfant, and faculty editor Marie Bromer look over an- other yearbook to get ideas for their coming jobs. up f wt if Sr i 4 p ,,,.i2'ifii- pm Freshman class editor Jim Suelzer and junior class editor Varsity sports editor Dave Sutton, girls sports editor Diddy Pence work diligently on underclass pictures. Carolyn Greiner, and intramural sports editor Gene Schmel- ing discuss the layout problems. Circulation assistants Sharon Earl, jackie Meyer, and Martha Ritter and Cynthia Brokaw, circulation assistants, Martha Morgan check the money and slips. leaf through the Totem dummy. i 77 Left: Miss Harvey, faculty adviser, and the general man- agers for the 1953-54 school year, Barbara Stobaugh, seated, and Carol Ann Nichols look over picture proofs. Right: Morrie Sanderson, seated, copy staff member, and Linda Hurley, managing editor, and the photographers, standing, Ronald Schultz, Duane Bobeck, and Fritz Bart- lett, are kept busy most all the time. Times Still at the To . . . 32 Years Old Students have again this year gained much experience and enjoyment in the Field of journalism from working on The Times. Over one hundred fifty students have worked on the staff, producing an honor-winning news' paper. Top honors were bestowed on The Times this year. From the Columbia Scholastic Press Association it received the Medalist rating, the highest possible award, the Typo- graphical Excellence Award, the top one given, and the All-Columbia rating for the best editorial pages for schools with an enrollment of 1,001 to 1,500 in this country. Quill and Scroll presented The Times with the Inter- national Honor Rating, another highest possible award, and the George H. Gallup Award, given to school papers that Editorial page editors, seated, Joan Nading and Rosalie Sheline, and staff members Nancy Kierspe, Jeanene Daus- cher, Heather Schrefiler, Doris Slater, and Sherry Palmer. 78 hold outstanding records year after year or have given outstanding service to their schools. The Times also won the circulation campaign among North Side, Central, and South Side in both the fall and spring semesters. Seventeen Seniors on the Times and Totem staffs were elected to Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. They were feted with a banquet and movie on May 18. They are Frederick Bartlett, Carol Bushouse, Constance Carver, Janice Hillyer, Gwen Hinton, Dixie Hogg, Nancy Kierspe, Mary Liv- ingston, Mary Long, Nancy Moore, Dianne Murray, Carol Ann Nichols, Sue Novitsky, Sherry Palmer, Kathryn Pence, Linde Schmidt, and Barbara Stobaugh. Feature staff members, seated, Rosie Roof, Karen Keller, editor, Nancy Kierspe, standing, Sande Kopper, ane Mayer, and Diane Roe check assignments. A kg zaezozzzzmeis 'FSQQM 2627352930 l ll iii R ,umm E Xgloltffa , IOII -. 1 6-ai D? Once again the circulation department won the city cir Sittingj Sande Kopper outside circulation manager Culatlon CUP with the hella of lsitfingl Joan Haffendoff Rosalie Sbellne alumni editor standing, Bill Davis car Irggnagfr,Jl3ZEb2re3ilELraIcSIeL, GAVE: finds toonist and Mary Livingston makeup editor are all neces cl3PArin Dinius, brisk heads. i e l 6 Hg my to keep the Tlmfs follmg Business matters are talcen care of by fseatedj Dianne The front page news stories are assigned by seated Murray, 3Udif0l'S Abigail Meadv adVeffi5ing manager Donna Hengsteler news editor to writers sucll as stand standingj Barb Pio, business managerg Feryl Orn change managerg Jane Mayer, point recorderg and Colleen Liddy mailing manager. ff Aw. 1, ' N' Liz Moore and Carol Busliouse cover the girl's sports Boys sports are recorded by fseated Bunco Clarkson activities. editor standing LeRoy Sllolund, Tom Arnold Ken Social Science . . . Social Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Wilburn Wilson, promotes in its members an interest in government. Meet- ings are held once a month on Friday evening. Upper left: A chit-chat session is being held by the Social Science members at their Christmas party. Lower left: City Attorney Paul Phillips speaks to Social Science while the officers listen with interest. OHicers are Mary Ann Clarlc, sergeant-at-arms, Lee Eaton, secretaryg Dave Gustafson, presidentg Tom Manny, treasurerg and Marlene Bloom, vice-president. 80 Q. -, . Meterites . . . Meterites, the literary club which is the little sister to Philo, is sponsored by Miss Susen Peck. Freshman and sophomore girls find this club a great help to them both educationally and socially. Included in the club's program are contests for poetry memorization and writing and origi- nal short stories. Also some of the 10A members put on a play before they leave Meterites to join Philo. Upper right: Retiring Meterite president, Sharon Myers, presents the gavel to the new president, Luba Gouloff, on Meterite Recognition Day. Lower left: Here several Meterites participate in the original poetry contest. Know-Your-City . . . Know-Your-City Club, under the leadership of Mr. Jack Weicker, successfully celebrated its second birthday this year. The club toolc several trips through the city to ac- quaint members with it. Upper left: Know-Your-City members go intellectual on us as Mr. Weicker explains kings and empires to them. Lower left: Judy Graef, Judy Lepper, Betsy Masel, Carol Miller, and Jerry Koos plan the next Know-Your-City meet- ing in Mr. Weickeris room. So-Si-Y. . . So-Si-Y's main activities this year were a Faculty Tea, selling senior name cards, and helping to put on the Easter Assembly. These were all successful under the direction of Miss Olive Perkins and Miss Rose Mary DeLancey. Upper right: Conducting a So-Si-Y meeting are Jackie Baltes, Carol Xvalchle, and Margie Lansing. Lower right: Joyce Pringle laughs as she talces a hot dog from Naomi Kramer at the So-Si-Y picnic, Nancy Zinlce, the girl in thc middle, is wishing the hot dog were hers. 81 Vesta . . . Vesta Club for home economics is sponsored by Mrs. Matha Wolfgang. Members of this club have fun learning ideas about homemaking and taking tours of such places as a Fort Wayne dress factory and bakery. Upper left: Nancy Thomas tells the Vesta girls about her summer trip to Germany including facts about German home life. Lower left: How domestic can you get? Fun at the refrig- erator is had by Martha Richter, Nancy Zinke, Martha Beck, Joyce Watson, Leona Moore, and Mary Watson. 82 Art... Art Club is sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Fleck. All types of art work are emphasized during the year, and members have been working on projects in groups called studios. Upper right: Shirley Waikel, David L. Davis, Marcia Perry, Bruce Gerig, and Linda Starke work on an art project. Lower right: Art Club members display the puppets which were one of the projects for the year. Puppet-makers are Sam johnson, John Gerke, Carol Bump, Dan Ainslie, Marilyn Kurtz, and Barbara Statton. M WM K M My mf fff,6'f?ffJ3wv,f9fwf5lfi5f6Q Library . . . The South Side library under the efiicient management of Miss Emma Shoup, librarian, offers many advantages to the students here. It is open six periods a day and after school and contains almost all the information that may be desired by a student. Its handy location by the southwest entrance makes it a popular place. Upper left: Emily Lapp, Marcia Perry, and Mary Long keep library service workers, Pat Riser, Helen Bohn and Beverly Custance, busy checking out books. Lower left: Janice Hillyer and Ellinor Salinger, library workers, help Bill Koontz, Sue Barnes, and Bob Hoy by checking out books for them. 84 Service . . . Many students olfer their time and services to aid teach- ers here at South Side. These service workers belong to Service Club under the direction of Mr. Ora Davis. Each year at the Service Club Banquet the Randolph Jacobs Trophy is awarded to the Senior who has done the most service for the school. This year's winner is Susie Noble. Upper right: Susie Noble proudly accepts the trophy at the Service Banquet. Janice Schon presents the trophy while Diddy Pence smiles her approval. Lower right: Study hall service workers, Sally Schug, Mar- tha Pohlmeyer, Barbara Evans, and Diddy Pence, demon- stratc one of the jobs performed daily by service workers. Hi-Y. .. Hi-Y Club always enjoys a good time under the leader- ship of Mr. Robert Weber no matter what they do. Big events with Hi-Y this year was the Queen of Hearts dance, picnic with Philo, and their trip to Washington. Upper left: Dick Cashman hands Bruce Bloom the Hi-Y gavel as he is succeeded by Bruce for the presidency. Other officers who are watching are Dave Bennhoff, Dick Arnold, Roger Anderson, Dave Gustafson, John Milnor, and Tom Knipstein. Lower left: Fun is had by both teachers and club members at Hi-Y's picnic. Cyclotron . . This year a spectacular activity was added for scientific- minded students in the form of the Cyclotron Club. Of course, their main project is the building of a cyclotron. Upper right: Dianne Fowler, Lowell Zoller, and Roger Bauer work out some physics problems together. Lower right: The delicate cyclotron is given attention by Fritz Bartlett, Dave Sutter, and Bill Gilsdorf. 85 lLette1'men's . . The muscular letter earners of South make up Letter- men's Club, sponsored by Mr. Ora Davis. These boys are all well lcnown for their excellent showing in sports activi- ties and in sportsmanship. Their annual dance and banquet were again unforgetable this year. Upper left: A few lettermen use their salesmanship ability to convince a few girls that they should buy ticlcets to their dance. Lower left: Come on jim, Dave, and Freddy! Save some for Mr. Havens. 86 Math-Science . . . Math-Science Club is made up of students who have talcen mathematics or science. A speaker addresses the group each month on current scientific topics. Mr. Lloyd Whelan and Mr. Paul Sidell are the co-sponsors of Math- Science. Upper right: Now if you watch closely . . , This speaker is showing Matlm-Science members the art of blowing glass. Lower right: Math-Science enjoys a talk given to them by a South Side student, Dale Ferrier. Dale gave an interest- ing talk on industrial diamond dies. junior Rea' Cross . . . Junior Red Cross urges enrollment of every South Sider in the National Red Cross. Their main project this year was a scrapbook to be sent to Switzerland. Miss Edith Crowe is the club sponsor. Upper left: Working on a Red Cross project are Alan Bennington, Dorothy Cochran, JoAnne Beaudway, Rosie Cozmas, Wanda Bailey, Wade Altevogt, and Bob Brown. Lower left: Chuck Owens, president of Junior Red Cross, shows Nancy Evans the Red Cross scrapbook. Rzfle Club . . . Mr. Clarence Murray sponsors Rifle Club for boys who are interested in guns. This club teaches boys how to use rifles properly and safely and gives them a chance to im- prove their aim. Upper right: Different shooting positions are tried by David Rose, Fred Shaffer, Don Lutz, and Mervin Shidler. Lower right: 'tReady, aim, fire! shout the Rifie members in the rifie range in basement of the school. 87 L, w L , 541 ez 2 7 ' gi Iii 1 Q 5 . 'SQQM5 'Nz -3- Q4 ,di , AI, , - f 4. WQ45, Nd'-4' '-f-,,,.. M- f I ,ilxg .w . 5 ,'...4 , v Q I I Camera . . . Camera Club is open to all students and develops in them an interest for many phases of photography. The club is sponsored by Mr. Richard Becker. The Camera Club darkroom is well equipped, containing two enlargers, a dryer, and running water. Pictures as large as 5x7 inches may be developed and printed there. During the year, the club holds several black and white and color print contests. Upper left: Ruth Rainier, Ronnie Mendelblat, Tom Per- kins, Barry Zamrin, and Dick Rudnick are printing pic- tures as a Camera Club activity. Lower leflz Ray Ditton, Barry Zamrin, and Dick Rudnick put finishing touches on some photographs. Philo . . . Philo, the literary club for junior and senior girls, is very active during the school year. This year it has been spon- sored by Mrs. Evlyn Spray. Philo not only develops in its members an interest for fine literary works, but it pro- vides them with good entertainment such as that pictured above. Upper right: Philo witnesses another hilarious play as Karen Keller, Nancy Kierspe, Carol Cutshall, and Charlene Cook all respond to spilled cabbage. Lower right: We're hungry! laugh these Senior girls at Philo's annual picnic at Foster Park. They are Barbara Keirns, Marilyn Ashman, Cynthia Brokaw, Nlartha Ritter, Joyce Davis, and Jane Beck. 89 ik. Visual Education . Visual Education Club always has members ready and willing to show films to classes. Everyone in rhe school benefits from the efforts put forth by this club. Mr. Ernest Walker is the club sponsor. Upper left: Let's see how its works now, says Ronald Hathaway to Victor Stelmashenko and Sam Stinson. Lower left: Mr. Walker, center, gives Carol Glass her well- earned Visual Education pin while Dean Stephens, Ralph Shank, behind Mr. Walker, and Tom Small look on. 90 Archery . . , Mr. William Applegate, Archery Club sponsor, is teach- ing the Archers to be true archers. In its first year, Archery Club presented a new activity to many interested students. Upper right: Bob Sliger, Barbara Bowes, and Marvin Hathaway hold their bows in the proper position for shooting. Lower right: Shooting at planes? Archers are Heather Schrefiler, Ralph Shank, and Judy Cook. Awaiting their turn are Gloria johns and Jeanene Dauscher. Majorettes . . . The performances at the halftime displayed by the ma- jorettes give us entertainment and bring about more school spirit. Mr. Robert Drummond seems to never run out of ideas for the colorful and perfect patterns for the majorettes. Upper left: A colorful halftime performance is given by our majorettes at a football game. Lower left: South's varsity and junior varsity majorettes pose in their attractive green and white uniforms. Cl9ee1'leade1's . . . Good school spirit is a necessity m coming out on top at any sports event. This school spirit is lcept alive by the cheerleaders. Mr. Robert Petty is the efficient man behind the cheerleading squad. Upper right: Someday we'll make varsity is the motto of these junior varsity cheerleaders. They are, left to right, Charlotte Harris, Barbara Seitz, Shirley Harris, Jessie Mc- Donald, Jo Ann Rondot, and Becky Brinkroeger. Lower right: As the basketball season begins, varsity cheer- leaders Sharon Odier, Rilla Ellis, Frances Bagby, Nancy Showalter, and Radka Gouloft' are hoping for a good season fwhich, by the way, they gotj. 91 1500... After members of the Times and Totem staffs earn 1500 points, they become members of 1500 Club, honorary jour- nalism organization, and receive a bronze pin. Three pins are offered after the bronze pin. They are silver, 3,000 points, gold, 5,000 points, and gold-jewellecl, 10,000 points. Semi-annually this club sponsors a picnic at Foster Park for the Times and Totem staffs. Upper left: This year's officers for 1500 Club are Barbara Stobaugh, president, Mary Long, vice-president, Marion I-lyndman, treasurerg and Rosie Roof, secretary. Lower left: Ellie Dinius, jane Brown, and Lavon Portman fold Times on a Wednesday after school to earn points for their 1500 Club pins. 92 gi wtfzw Booster . . . Taking care of concessions at football and basketball games in order to malce money for things needed by the school as a whole is the purpose of Booster Club. Misses Rowena Harvey, Mabel Fortney, and Gertrude Oppelt sponsor this club. This year the club got three new folding tables for use in indoor concessions. Upper right: Ann Dinius piclcs up her Coke, which has just been sold to her by Frances Stobaugh and Bill Bryan, while Miss Oppelt looks on. Lower right: Those who were in charge of candy, ice cream bar, and potato chip sales this year are Marilyn Rodey, Judy Scheppele, Pat VaChon, and Barbara Stobaugh. Orchestra . . . The orchestra has once again added much to our school func- tions by its excellent performances under the direction of Mr. Robert Drummond. The orchestra guides students' musical talents and enables them to prove their ability. They play all kinds of music, the sweet, the fast rhythms, the popular, and all the classics. It seems as if they do them all equally well. Everyone in the orchestra has a lot of fun along with the work. They put on their part of the music assemblies and the spring and winter concerts. Many of the members are also members of the band. A small group of the orchestra formed the String Ensemble. This group has played for many outside clubs, banquets, and teas. Ar Christmas time the orchestra put on a concert with the choir of Plymouth Congregational Church at Plymouth Church. Also they played for the School of the Air broadcast as did rhe band. One of the longest performances of the orchestra was at a Civic Theater production of I-I.M.S. Pinaforef' At this performance they provided all of the music which took many long, hard hours of practice and they performed seven times. MR. ROBERT DRUMMOND Band and Orchestra Director 93 J Nlembers of the orchestra are first row: Udall Simmers, Rod Bergstedt, Dean Dauscher, Nancy Freeman, ,lane Zeiler, Sharon Huxoll, Gloria Sprunger, janet Sauer, George McClain, Mary Lou Godfrey, Ann Edens, John Robinson, George Courtesis, Larry Beard, and Terry Earls, second row: Sallie Jo Wilson, Emily Bailey, Myra Neuhauser, Ruth Ann Pifer, Carol Cramer, Norbert Work- inger, Gail Baldwin, Linda Kithcart, Carolyn Sprunger, Martha Steinbauer, Evellyn Van Fussen, June Wallace, Marcia Downhour, Peggy Robinson, Marilyn Tennant, Judy Cook, jane Felger, jeroma jordan, Nancy Zeiler, Carole McClain, and Jim Cagleg third row: Jerry Ealing, Dale Barrett, Noel Nobles, Dwight Flowers, -Ronald White, Tom Winkler, Dick Meissner, Dick Lentz, Norman Beck, Alton Wfhite, Dick Falb, Courtland Clayton, Dick Colchin, Keith Warner, and Don Cartel. Band members are, First row: Sallie Jo Wilson, Keith Kirbach, Joe Billman, David Spears, Jim Cagle, Jane Dill, Judy Cook, Marilyn Tennant, Sharon Sprunger, Marcia Downhour, Peg Robinson, Nancy Burton, Marilyn Beck, Owen Snyder, Don Carrel, Ann Ripingg second row: Dale Barrett, Mary Ann Gulley, Linda Kithcart, Gail Baldwin, Judy Christman, Bob Karlsberg, Sandra Disher, Jim Fuzy, Jack Dold, Norbert Workinger, Dick Meissner, Norman Beck, Joyce Smith, Gloria Evans, Jerry Ealing, third row: Martha Steinbauer, Carolyn Peek, Don Brittsan, Carolyn Sprunger, Leona Moore, June Wallace, Kay Jamieson, Sue Berlien, Charles Owen, John Stephenson, Wayne Ely, Bill Kamm, Donna Jo Hoover, Dick Rudnick, Evellyn Van Fossen, Ruth Rainier, fourth row: Jerry Smith, Tom Doty, Carl Moser, Don Yaney, Monte Gerig, David Von Gunten, Courtland Clayton, Alton White, Bill Gerig, Lyle Van Horn, Dick Colchin, Carl Simon, Alan Bennington, Peter Hanna, Fifth row: Tom Take, David Redding, Dick Heine, Dwight Flowers, Keith Warner, Noel Nobles, Eddie Middaugh, Dick Lentz, Tom Winkler, and Ronald White. Band. .. Any spectator at the basketball and football games can well remember the band's outstanding performances this year under the direction of Mr. Robert Drummond. The band put on some spectacular marching demonstrations at both games. One performance in particular we all remember was the parody the band introduced for the North-South game to the tune of Ten Little Indians. At Christmas, the band formed a bell, a candle, and a candy cane with colored lights symbolizing the season. One of their very impressive and beautiful formations was the American flag which was symbolic of the serious performances that the band is ca- pable of presenting. To the tune of Anchors Away an airplane began slowly moving down the gym floor. This was quite unique on and off. The majorettes also took part in these demonstrations. Members of the band practiced many long hours in pre- paring their patterns. They practiced on Saturday after- noons, at noon, and after school to perfect these routines. The band also participated in the music assemblies and in the winter and spring concerts. Sally Jo Wilson, a Senior, has played at several school functions on her ma- rimba. Other added features the band has are the drum- mers and castanet players. Some selections would not be complete without them. The band members had the task of representing South Side in several of the parades. The parades this year were for Memorial Day, Armistice Day, and the United Fund. They were tired at the end of each journey, but they made ycblooked very real. There was even a taill light blinking a good showing for our school. , 51 cf its , f Mui. 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' Besides these programs, clofe to fifty concerts were given for churches, civic and social groups, and at school as- semblies. Last year the choir became the proud possessor of a nine- foot grand piano, and this year the girls received new green taffeta formals. Soloists with the Concert Choir this year were Marilynn Eicher and Sheila Bradbury, sopranosg Sharon Odier, alto, Dave Gustafson, tenor, John Moore, bass, Nancy Kierspe, comedy specials. Virginia Vosburgh, Georgia Rider, and Sharon Earl have been head secretaries. This year the music department dance was called Rain- bow Rhapsodyf, at which Martha Pohlmeyer and David Weigman received the title of Mr. and Miss Music. The clance, 35 usual, WGS El SCll0l1t. MR. LESTER I-IOSTETLER 95 Choir Direttor Director, Mr. Lester Hostetler, and the two accompanists, Phyllis Krouse and Lou Gerig, are standing below the rail. Choir members are, left to right, first row: Marilynn Eicher, Nancy Kierspe, jane Longsworth, Shirley Karns, Elizabeth McDonald, Lois Michael, Sheila Bradbury, Nancy Lorraine Miller, Marta Sue Gerloclc, Marilyn Ashman, Carole McClain, Diddy Pence, Sharon Odier, Mary Long, Carolyn Koehlingerg second row: Janice Hayes, Virginia Vosburgh, Sharon Earl, Betty Ormsby, Bonnie Schnepp, Sue Plaslcet, Carol Cutshall, Barbara Keirns, Sally Welch, Karen Elder, Sally Schug, Sue Novitslcy, Carol Walchle, Pat Christ, Mary Ann Chalfant, Charlotte Hyman, third row: Sharon Petty, Marilyn Krudop, Marie Bromer, Emily Goette, Victor Fitch, Stanley Lipp, Dean Stephens, Bob Danlclefsen, Bob Miller, Jean Ensley, Mary Kappel, Margie Lansing, Shirley Smith, Mari Etta Shively, Jane Waterheld, Dianne Murray, Marilyn Meclcstrothg fourth row: Bryan Boggess, Bruce Gerig, Alan Crill, Ronnie Crummitt, David G. Davis, John Johnson, jim Evans, Dave Eitman, John Moore, Bob Young, Tom Small, Neal Berryhill, Dave Gustafson, Dave Howard, and Ralph Shank. Vocal . . Upper left: Soloists in the vocal section of the music cle- partment are Dave Gustafson, tenor, Sharon Odier, so- pranog Marilynn Eicher, soprano, and John Moore, baritone. Lower left: Lou Gerig loolcs a little bit dubious about some of the notes sung by the Girls' Trio as he accompanies them. The girls are Mary Ann Chalfant, altog Carole McClain, second soprano, and Jean Ensley, soprano. 96 Instrumental . . Upper right: In the instrumental section of the music de- partment is the String Ensemble which plays for various social gatherings. In the first row are Nancy Zeiler, Emily Bailey, Dean Dauscher, Carole McClain, Ruth Ann Peifferg second row: Janet Sauer, Nancy Freeman, Udell Simmers, Sharon Huxoll, Jane Zeiler, and Gloria Sprunger. Lower right: Newly-formed this year is the Recorder So- ciety. All the members also play other instruments in the band or orchestra. Front row: Marcia Downhour, Gail Baldwin, Sharon Sprungerg baclc row: Sue Berlein, Peggy Robinson, Mr. Drummond, sponsor, Jane Felger, and Judy Coolc. KP N rl 1 2 .Wg Q. V if amy :5 . W K Af. iz pkg , , gwyfq Sify Q75 -511 fx W 5135233 ,wg x wwf , wma - f-w-.lm ,5 e URM 42 5,0-M P41 4 ,Q 4 x : 1 4 ,W ef if gy ,Q 1 1. Q fr i - ff vw-552 ' M., .V ,QXSQLW E ' W H Wx. ml mg, fff j . 1 , 4 . 'sae- ' 5' 4 N125 'y:- - ' l' 3'4:'ff'Ei?1f ,'f -QP- Upper left: The kitchen crew doesn't seem to he of much help at the Senior Reception. Middle left: Archers glide under April Showers ar thc 1953 Sophomore Party. Lower left: Mr. Morey makes up jim McGraw as Santa Claus for the Christmas assembly. Upper riglzt: Lillian Slagle, Marjorie Rockhill, and Betsy 100 'LV Masel practice setting a table in a home economics class. Mirlrlle right: Carol Cutshall, center, chosen as queen hy the hoys attending the Hi-Y Queen of Hearts dance, is shown with her court, Martha Ritter, Shirley Karns, Nancy Kierspe, and Martha Morgan. Lower riglnt: These students are checking over some of the canned foods contributed at Christmas in the drive for needy families. Upper left: Alums ancl seniors enjoy themselves at the annual Alumni Dance. Middle left: Rita Day, Maureen Bryan, Rex Stinson, Gary Weiss, Barb Bradley, Dave Talarico, and Dave Shoolcman tallc over old times at the Alumni Dance. Lower left: Bob Henninger, Charles Gibbs, and Bryan Boggess do the honors for Carol Cutshall, Nancy Kierspe, 102 ,f.....r ',,,......- rf' - . and Cynthia Brokaw at Wranglerls dance. Nancy was crowned Miss Cinderella. Upper right: To a swell kid . . .',. Bill Noble, Margie Lansing, Jim Suelzer, Diclc Arnolcl, and Abigail Meacl write their sentiments in each other's Totems. Middle right: The yell bloclc gives out with a mighty cheer at a pep session. Lower right: Now those whose names begin with . . Locker cleanup provides a lively clay for the janitors. ...Aft Upper left: These hungry-looking people are standing in line at the PTA supper. Two of them are South Siders Jane and Gretchen Feiger fcenterj. Micfdle left: It,s OK., Patsy. He doesn,t eat clog food. Diane Fowler helps Patsy and the boiler-room cat, Smokey, get acquainted. Lower left: Janice Schon expouncls on some theory at the GAA Banquet. Upper right: Mr. Louie Hull supervises while Dave Gus- tafson, Dick Bauer, and Mary Livingston work on the cyclotron. Lower right: jim McGraw takes one of the many bows he took at the Music Department dance for imitating Liberace. 103 1--: Q11 yr Upper left: Treva Greenwalt, Kenn Spencer, Barb Burns, Juanita Cunningham, and Sandy Harris sign each otherls Totems. Roy Kern is seated around the corner. Middle left: Kaye Darby presides at the traditional gar- dening on Ivy Day. Lower left: The Seniors stand assembled on Recognition Day. 108 Upper riglvt: Jack johnson has just crowned Sally Gilbert Ivy Queen as John Peirce and Sally Lepper loolc on. Middle right: Ivy Day Queen Sally Gilbert and her court, Sally Lepper, seated left, Betsy Waterheld, Carol Bowser, Carol Schneider, standing, and Rita Day, smile, even laugh for the birdie. Lower riglvf: The Queen, her court, Seniors, and teachers parade around the school in observance of Ivy Day. 3 W 4 Upper lcfl: South Side gets a face-lifting! Tuck-pointing and correcting some of the clefects. h ' lc ' h h . . . nc S 15 S Own ere Middle right: Much scaffolding was macle to repair this Lower left: The guard rails are being replaced at rhe North part of the roof. entrance' Lower right: And who can forget the delightful aroma of Upper riglvlz These men are shown resurfacing the roof hoc tar lingering in the halls? 111 I To We Point with Pria'e Th OUR PAST RECORD HAS PROVED THAT OUR HIGHLY TRAINED, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL AND MODERNLY EQUIPPED PRINTING PLANT is Year B ooh X WORKING IN CLOSE COOPERATION WITH THE STAFI- . OF ANY SCHOOL, WILL PRODUCE YEARBOOKS AS I y ,X ,jxwv ' ARTISTIC AND PERFECT AS IS I-IUNIANLY POSSIBLE .U .Kruk 'L VV A 0 My A Q X if wx Q All type composition and makeup . , , ., . . FE' XX-XXX: :Y Q. J. .Q in this yearbook was furnished by I IL: S L ., ' U YK South Side High School Print Shop . MA' 1 X-97 XL QIQQXKQ C DVSX: X LN' v . ix - K X X 'ELI 'LQ Q kgs-mi . 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