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

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Senior events, basketball games, and the Christmas sembly kept South Siders plenty busy during December. 1 -, Dish washing was done by the boys at the Senior Reception. ln the top picture are seen from left to right Dave Fortune, Mike Roemke, Dave Hollopeter, Jerry Mungovan, Chuck Schwartz, and Jack Wickliffe hard at work making the cups and saucers gleam! In the second picture Dave Matthias is seen getting quite tangledilin the Archers, opponents at the Holiday Tourney. :Danny Howe and Carl Stavreti watch the proceedings as the referee jumps out of the way. G N Carole Oyer, Judy Wfilliams, Rosie Cozmas, and Judy Rondot, seen in the lower rightg register couples for the Alumni Dance. . In the lower left hand picture, participants in the beau- tiful Christmas Assembly gather on the gym floor for the closing scene. December 7 allways dzjferefzt

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The students , . . Two class events and two all-school events highlighted November in Archerland. The Thanksgiving Assembly was a beautiful produc- tion, and in the top picture, participants are seen wait- ing for their entrance cues. From left to right are Mel Smith, Dave Rothberg, Charles Copeland, Micky Mc- Clead, Mickey Parrott, Larry Vanice, Bernie Hay, Bill Moore, and Mr. Applegate. The freshmen shone for the first time at their own Freshman Frolicf' Featured on the program was a style show,,the models for which are seen in the second Vpicture. They are, starting on the bottom step, Mike Boyer, Max Lane, jerry Spindler, Nicky Miller, Nelson Kimble, Susie Van Fossen, and Eugene Cox. The juniors selected Kelly Karouseln for their Junior Banquet theme. Seen in the lower left picture are Ar- nold Pierson, Barry Zamrin, jim Stier, Keith Hyman, Tom Minder, Wayne Ely, and jack Plummer setting up Cokes after the banquet. l.ettermen's Skating Party was enjoyed by many Kellys, and, as seen in the lower right hand picture, a few man- aged to stand up. These skillful Archers from left to right are Bill Vlfhite, Janie Litherland, john Bennhoff, joan Simmons, Marcia Steere, Susie Bradley, and George Wehrmeister, November 6

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The year Basketball games took up most Archers' time during January and February, however, the seniors saved a couple hours for their banquet, which they titled Till the End of Time. ln the top picture Kip Ormerod, class president and banquet toastmaster, is seen checking some last-minute details with Miss Mary Graham, a class adviser. It was a great day for all Kellys when the basketball team defeated Central's Tigers to the tune of 50-45. ln the second picture, the Tigers screech to a halt as Chris Stavreti watches brother Carl sink another one for the Green. Ball-handling such as this led to the team's jubilation after the final gun sounded, as shown in the third picture. ln the fourth picture Teddy Despos hands Dot Markoff the scepter with which she reigned over Hi-Y's Queen of Hearts Dance. Attending her were Mary johns, Gail Baldwin, Judy Denig, and Ann Edens. Looking ahead to spring, the track team started prac- ticing. In the lower left picture Dick Miller and Steve Hilker charge up a hill commonly known as the north ramp. The race is on, and Robin Allen and Millie Demetre are the first ones in the door to attend a basketball game. Note the time-6:5l! january and February S