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

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'vis '2'z.L:.' M...-.1 ., ,W .- .wad ,ta r Mama N 'r W, . - ,1 , ,tl , y i '. A ' mx: 's 'P .. , ' 5 T Q , :a. - - X: ----- . ow- - and ug ,ci ZW, R . .... Q 2 A 1 X ,. , 'Wx e,Nt.,i,y ,. . . , ' r ' t Upper Left: Syncopation plus! The senior chorus line does some high-stepping in last year's talent show Showboat. Upper Right: Jim Suelzer models a bathing suit in the boy's dress review of the 1954 Talent Show. Middle Left: You tell 'em, Gwen CHintonD! Carol Nichols, Miss Harvey, bus driver Lynn J. Patten, and Patsy enjoy a moment's rest on Butler Field Day. Middle: Part of the girls who went to Butler pose for a picture in front of the bus. ........'1 1 Middle Right: We hear this high-steppin' session took place at a wedding garden party at Butler Field Dayg How about it, girls? Lower Left: Nancy Kierspe and the cast rehearse a comedy scene from Our Miss Brooks , last year's senior play. Lower Right: Bob Henninger checks to see if his out- fit for the talent show meets with the approval of the senior play castg looks as though Ann Dinius, at left, is having a big laugh over it. 103 ' ' '7' T4-HQ ' ' fxfxfft- 'F'-3 '?'wf 7'-'..lA. ..,1z.2sn!' ' WFIQFAW9' ,511- if'

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Upper Left: Ray Collins, representing Coach Reichert, is strewn with flowers at the Wlranglers pep session. Under Middle Left: Members of the opposing team mourn one of their players killed by an Archer arrow at the Wranglers pep session. Lower Middle Left: Jerry Baldus outjumps Mary Val Crouse for the opening tip of the Wranglers pep session basketball game. Lower Left: Bryan Boggess is crowned head cannibal by joan Nading at the Wranglers dance. Other man- eaters are, from left to right: Ken Scrogham, Dick '! b'z-A----.-...... 4? F1 is 5 I ll. K' Q-1 l I 35 1. S 4 r-1825 it ' .....t I wt, 5 Circ 1 l . 5 Y ' Ill A . i. bf L Q, , -is , l V, . 'Z 1 sv i . Ry . i , f'i?? Brantingham, and Tom Arnold. Upper Right: It's in the air, it's over the hoop, it's roll- ing, rolling . . The fans wonder if the ball is going to roll in at one of the tournament games. Middle Right: People do come out of the strangest places. joe Biteman and Bill Schultheis hold the sofa while Dave Fortune crawls from under it, much to the surprise of Dianne Goodin and Ann Brown. These underclassmen presented a class play to the Philo Club. Lower Rigbi: A group of juniors in Marilyn Moat's car rake their daily buzz through Halls. 105 i is an pg... 4 ? ' . ..'hf4Xr1-p4fiV3C'i. . Ex :- N . ..A. All., da-. 'nnlllflldai-bf n'1g