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

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,Q .-1?-Q-l ,Ng , Q U Upptf Leflz After a suspenseful speech by Rosalie She- line, ,loan Hattendorf is tagged for National Honor So- ciety as Miss Hodgson, Mr. Snider, and newly tagged members look on. Alitftllt- Lefrz Betty Uhl and her date on the left take time out for some conversation with Mike Brutton, Rosie Roof, Marilyn Olsen, and her date at the l954 Junior Prom. Llllllfl' Lefzz Rubbing his chin, Mr. Morey deliberates the placing of the luxuriant, tissue stutfed sphere being touched up by Dick Brantingham. Ellis Ralston and 108 In r 1' L, Y. l I I pp 5 N I , 5 , Aims. Janet Steger proudly display some heavenly ornaments. Upper Right: The PTA was entertained by framed pan- tomines of, left to right, Karen Keller, Ellis Ralston, and Barbara Bradley. Middle Rigbfz Sandelio Kopper clasps her hands in un- bounded joy after she had the pleasure of pinning a Na- tional Honor Society ribbon on Smilin' janet Steger on her left. Lower Rigbi: Ohhh, for me? Colleen Liddy presents the startled joan Nading, Service Potluck toastmistress, the Randolph Jacob service trophy.

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lx me I4 'N CK vm, If 3' M I' t f e S M .57 ,.., '-jx .' -M! -4' AK ,. ., I ? ,xg.tvy, ::: KE.-. A 5 Ei 1- A , 2 : . , ,,V:,.:.,.1,1,,,, 9 H1 Fl S W ii BM X ,f . 'V L 7 ,,,1 1::-5 , 5 ' M '44, .Ywsivwm tyemww ft A Y Upper left: One of the hits of last year's Sophomore Party, Magic 'Til Midnite, was the boys' can-can line consisting of Terry Miller, Dave Eitman, Jim Fuzy, Mor- rie Sanderson, john Lewis, Kip Riddle, Bob Blanton, and jim Hearn. Middle: Bottoms up, boys! At the end of the can-can dance, the boys take a bow. WOW! Lower left: Morrie Sanderson, Fred Procise, Chuck Owen, the Lone Wolf, Al Richards, and Bud Olsen decked out in formal wear sing in close harmony. Upper right: Barb Bowyer gives out with her blatant rendition of It's in the Book, which really shook the house and the audience at the 1954 Sophomore Party. Lower right: Ambitious workers behind the scenes help to make the Sophomore Party a tremendous success for the hard-working Class of 1956. 107 ? 'F - '1 'C ?'5 ' M' 'i:. :'P .1 I ff'-l'5Fri53ffW-fi ' f .f-1lJ.'f 5' 4'.Qf1-Ix4:55'EZ57 in .4 VW-IFF'

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Upper Left: Jane Oyer, Queen of the Philo dance, knights Keith Warner, her King. Seated are Nancy Evans and Rosie Roof. Standing, left to right are jane Oyer, Keith Warner, and Jane Zeiler. Lower Left: It looks as if Diane Fowler and Colleen Liddy, both graceful as African gazelles, are really living it up on Halloween. Upper Right: Tom Sites, the Medic, is escorted in by his harem of nurses, to operate on a Centralite. Upper Middle: The Philo initiates finish their Irish jig at the Philo banquet, and all end up slightly confused. Lower Middle Rigbf: It looks as if everyone is enjoying his meal at the Philo Saint Patricks Day Banquet. Lower Rigbl: The Medic reveals that our Centralite is chicken hearted, while a squad of very serious nurses look on, especially joan Hattendorf, who is all bent over. 109 , f-leiwfik 'T i .-1.QJ-If-5132 ' 'L ? W-41