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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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Possessing the tallest player in Indiana history in Mike McCoy, tremendous rebounders and shooters in both Dan Howe and Tom Bolyard, a brilliant outside shooter in Carl Stavreti, and an all-around ball player in Rich Miller, the Archers marched by some of the toughest opposition in the state to record their 28 vic- tories and win the City and State championships. The first five needed the aid of the reserves, Bill Meyer, Larry Miller, Jim VaChon, Nick DeMetre, Mike Page 6 shows Southis four captains accepting the state trophy. The team to celebrate dunked Coach Reichert in a cold shower. The huge fieldhouse is filled with screaming fans as the team carries their coach off the floor. All worry- ing vanishes C page 85 as Mr. Snider congratulates the team on their championship. Fans showed their en- thusiasm at the game and later at the victory bonfire. The last net of 1958 is cut by our state champs who enjoyed a dinner at PanDee's. Our sportsmanship trophy is shown on page 9. Some 20,000 admirers gather at Baer Field to welcome their team. Mr. Snider eyes the victory cake, Mr. Reichert also looks pleased about the trophy awarded him, page 10, at the Southgate Plaza celebration. The celebrations ended with a pep session Monday morning and a record hop in the afternoon at the Coliseum. 14 Simmons, Ken Howe, and Ted Lebrecht, who kept them hustling all season. As has been the watchword in ath- letics at South this year, the teamis success depended largely upon the excellent and unselfish teamwork shown by the boys at all times. The state championship is a great tribute to Coach Reichert along with Athletic Director Wayne Scott and Assistant Coach Bill Geyer, who have developed such a fine group of athletes. Don, as he is called by the team, has often said, It has been a great feeling knowing that these boys were not only great basketball stars but true gentlemen every time they stepped onto the floor for a gamefi A Great Seaton A Great Tournament Bl ff T251 We They u ton u i Keiidaiiviiie 65 32 Semomlf Concordia 56 54 Leo 68 40 New HHVUI 67 Z0 New Haven 67 53 Huntington 81 1 Auburn 62 47 Central . 60 52 T. H. Gertsmeyer 74 55 Concordia 55 3 Holiday Tournament Muncie Central 58 21 Regionals Richmond 78 5 Michigan city 55 56 Fremont 21 48 K Overtimej Berne 8 5 1 Elkhart 67 40 North side 63 29 -, Mishawaka 54 45 Semi Slate Central 7 2 64 Bluffton 7 1 49 Muncie Burris 71 45 Elkhart 76 44 North Side 70 54 Shortridge 70 63 Gary Froebel 69 64 I STATE Central 77 57 Springs Valley 55 42 Central Catholic 45 39 Crawforclsville 63 34 x1 :W . sm 4, Q , 1 r 4 Nggw, 7 ' 2 1 A ,W fs W 4 A, . L . 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Judy Alfeld Robert Ault Marilyn Beck John Bennhoff David Berckmueller William Boggess Marilyn Borcherding Jacquelyn Brown Nancy Burton Sharon Carper Judith Christman Marina Cielens Jolly Clarkson Steven Coleman Barbara Curtis Jane Dill David Fell Margaret Graham Joyce Graue Joanne Kern Phil Shriner, valedictorian, has maintained an average of 96.7, and Sharon Sprunger, salutatorian, has held a Fim' Plane Pawn' These students have copped first places on the Sylvia Lassen Don Lee Tom Leonard Lou Ann Lucas Donna Munger John Nagel Anna Netterfield Mary Ann Perkins Nancy Reim Alice Richard Ann Riping Lois Root Ralph Jerry Saylor Rodney Springer Dick Swager Jane Tonges Larry Vanice Doris Walter Mary Watson Sandra Ruth White Mickey Parrott has maintained an average over 90 for his two years at South Side. 96.38 average, during their four years at South Side. four Left lo righl, top row: Judith Alfeld, Nancy Arnold, Marilyn Beck, John Bennhoif, William Boggess, Jackie Brown, Nancy Burton, second row: Judith Christman, Sally Chapman, Marina Cielens, Jolly Clarkson, Carol Colby, Steve Coleman, Susie Craig, Barbara Curtis, third row: Jane Dill, Dave Fell, Karen Feltenberg, Marilyn Flaig, Tom Fruechtenicht, Tom Furney, Janet Hoekstra, and Joyce Graue. National Honor Society . . . Blue Ribbon Winners Character . . . Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . Service. On these four qualifica- tions election of Seniors to National Honor Society is based. Only iifteen per cent of the Senior Class may be selected from those in the upper third of the class. Students are recommended for National Honor Society by the teachers. A com- mittee of five faculty members makes the final selection, In early January, the forty-seven Seniors were tagged in their classes with the green and White ribbons significant of their election to the organization. On April 25 a banquet was given at the Chamber of Commerce in their honor Where pins were presented to the members of National Honor Society for the class of 1958. Sharon Sprunger, Mary Watson, Dave Fell, and Steve Coleman spoke on the qualities of the National Honor Society Members. Left to right, iirstrow: Connie Hurt, Joanne Kern, Jane Korte, Sylvia Lassen, LuAnn Lucas, Nancy McCarron, Larry Miller, Jean Mills, second row: Donna Ornas, Anna May Netterfield, Michael Parrott, Nancy Reim, Alice Richard, Ann Riping, Lois Root, Jerry Saylorg third row: Phillip Shriner, Rodney Springer, Sharon Sprunger, Bar- bara Stanbery, Richard Swager, Doris Wfalter, Mary Watson, and Larry Vanice. K Upper center: Harriet Stine, class clown, peeks around the snow dog as Carl Stavreti, best boy athlete, puts the finishing touches on his masterpiece. Sharon Walten- burg, best girl athlete, gets ready to take the first ride on Rover. Lower left: A little more elbow grease please, Jolly! Jolly Clarkson, cutest girl, turns shoeshine girl as she polishes Dick Miller up for his title as most handsome boy. Lower right: Terry Winebrenner, class clown, lends rhythm to a conga line with his maraccas. Following Terry's lead are Judy Christman, best musician, Nancy Burton, girl who has done the most for the school and girl most likely to succeed, and Susie Craig, best speaker. Senior Tborougbbredr 18 i Upper center: The photographer catches the cutest couples, Bev Rice and Bill Boggess, and Sally Chapman and Phil Shriner, in a moment of deep discussion be- t en classes. Bev received the additional title of best we girl dancer, and Phil was chosen best boy dancer and boy most likely to succeed. Lower left: Displaying his skill at the sewing machine, Lower right: John Bennhoif lives up to his reputation Mickey Parrott shows Donna Ornas that he is a man of as most perfect gentleman by helping the most perfect many talents. Donna and Mickey were picked as the lady, Nancy Arnold, with her skates. john was also girl and boy with the best personalities. named boy who has done the most for the school. From Class of 58 19 Senior class officers and advisers are standing: Miss Mary Graham, adviser, Mickey Parrott, vice-president, Mr. J H McClure, adviser, and john Bennhoff, president. Other officers seated on the toboggan are Donna Ornas, secretary-treasurer and Carl Stavreti, Jolly Clarkson, Phil Shriner, and Susie Craig, social council. They Won Their Race In 1954, four hundred spirited Freshman colts lined up at the starting gate to begin the 1958 running of the Archer Derby. At the sound of the starting gun, we were off, finding a successful ullreshman Frolic at the first turn. Rounding the first turn into the Sophomore year, we selected our first crew of jockeys and trainers. john Bennhoff, president, Phil Shriner, vice-president, Nancy Burton, secretary-treasurer, and Susie Craig, Dick Miller, and Dan Howe, social council, guided the yearlings through the busy year, which included the memorable Sophomore Party Spring Daze. Our trainers that year were Miss Marcia Hickman and Mr. Marion Feasel. Miss Shirley Maloney and Mr. William Applegate were selected as Junior trainers the next year to guide us through the backstretch and into the far turn. john Bennhoff, president, Jolly Clarkson, vice-president, Susie Craig, secretary-treasurer, and Phil Shriner, Dick Miller, and Ted Despos, social council, were always ready to lend assistance as the three-year-olds worked hard to prepare for Kelly Karousel, the Junior Banquet held in November. We raced through the year toward the homestretch of our derby, ending our junior class ac- tivities with the never-to-be-forgotten junior Prom, Oriental Moon, and the wonderful parties after the dance. Our turn into the homestretch marked the beginning of the Senior year. Capable jockeys were chosen to lead the class through the many Senior activities. John Benn- hoH was again elected president. Mickey Parrott was 20 chosen vice-president, Donna Ornas, secretary-treasurer, and jolly Clarkson, Susie Craig, Carl Stavreti, and Phil Shriner, social council. Our Senior trainers were Miss Mary Graham and Mr. H. McClure. The busy round of Senior activities began as we en- tertained our parents and teachers at the annual Senior Reception. Soon the Christmas holidays arrived with the gay Alumni Dance, which brought news of college from the classes of previous years. Tag Day brought an end to restless hope and anticipation when forty- seven Seniors were tagged for National Honor Society. On February 7, our Senior Banquet, Treasured For- ever,'f was held at St. john's Evangelical and Reformed Church. It was highlighted by a prophecy, prepared and read by Susie Craig and Bill Boggess. Then Time Out for Ginger was selected as the Senior Play, and many seniors helped Mr. jack Morey, the director, to make the play a success. At last spring came, and we saw the finish line loom- ing before us. The beautiful Ivy Day ceremony fol- lowed the parade, which was led by the Queen and her court. Recognition Day brought honors to those who had earned them. At the Baccalaureate service, we spent an hour in worship together. Our Senior Prom put us in a dreamy mood as we enjoyed our last social event at South Side. On Wednesday, june 4, we members of the class of l958 crossed the finish line to find ourselves facing a lifetime of races to run and win. Confident, we knew that the Archer Derby had well prepared us for the race of life. Fimf R010 CHARLENE ARMEY. . Chuck . . .Totem agent. NANCY JANE ARNOLD. . Janie . . .Times feature, editorial, news writerg agent, bookhead, circulation manager, copy edi- tor. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . . Totem co-editor. . .36 Workshop sergeant-at-arms, parlia- mentarian. . .Service third pin. . .Meterites talent chairman . . .Philo sergeant-at-arms. . .National Honor Society. ROBERT AULT. . Ault . . .Bio-Con. . .Math-Science. .Math Club. . .Service. . .Rocket Club president. . .Junior Academy of Science treasurer. . .Occasional Choir. . .Astronomy Club. Second Row STEPHEN WILLIAM BAER. . Stevie, Fats . . .From North Side High School, Fort Wayne. . .Intramural basketball. LINDA LOU AxsoM. . Lynn . . .Booster Club pin, guard. LARRY BAILEY. . Beetle. Third Row DON BARRETT. . Grin. BEVERLY BYRD BAYLOR. . Bev, Byrd , . .From Robinson Intermediate High School, Wichita, Kansas. . .Meterites. . . Philo. . .36 Workshop. .Library. .Service. .Times editorial, news writer. ALFRED E. BEAM. . . Alcie, Al , . .Art Club. . .Hi-Y. . . Wranglers. . .Service. . .Totem agent. . .36 Workshop. 21 Fin! Row SUE ADAMS.. .From Richmond High School, Richmond, Indiana. SHARON EVA AKERs. . Sherri Beth . . .Vesta. . .USA. . .56 Workshop. . .So-Si-Y. . .Concert Choir. . .Hi-C. JUDITH RAE ALFELD. . Judy . . .DAR Best Citizen Award . . .I.atin, botany recognition. . .National Honor Society. . . Meterites certificate. . .USA. . .Philo certificate. . .GAA. . . Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . .Times ad solicitor, news writer. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Totem girls' sports editor . . .Service third pin. . .Yell Block. Second Row ROBIN ALLEN. . Blank . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Wranglers . . 36 Workshop. . .Service. . .Times feature, editorial writer, ad solicitor. . .Totem agent. . .Safety Council vice-president . .Concert Choir. . .Math-Science. Jo ANN ALLENDORPH. . 1odie . . .Service. CHARLOTTE MAE AMES. . .Junior Academy of Science presi- dent, vice-president, secretary. .Bio-Con president, vice-presi- dent .... Astronomy Club .... Psychology Club secretary. . . Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Service. . .Botany recognition. Third Row GARY ANDERSON .... Frog ..... From Springfield High School, Springfield, Ohio. . .Hi-Y. . .Freshman football, bas- ketball. . .Intramurals. . .Concert Choir. WILLIAM DEAN ANDERSON. . Andy, 'iWi1lie . . .Hi-Y. . Hi-C. . .Intramural manager, third letter, president. JULIA ANDERSON. .'lJudy . . .From Elmhurst High School . . .36 Wforkshop. . .Philo. . .Service third pin. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Times agent, bookhead, circulation manager, news editor, Student Board. First Row MARILYN KAY BORCHERDING. . .'iBorch . . .Typing awards . . .Home economics recognition .... Advanced Chorus. . . Service. DORIS BONFIGLIO. . Dori',. . .36 Workshop. . .Yell Block . . .USA. . .Girlsl Rifle Club. . .Occasional Choir. . . .GAA numeral. SHIRLEY ANN BOREN. .'lDaisy Mae . . .Art Club. . .Know- Your-City. . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Times bill collector, agent. . .Majorettes. . .Typing awards. . .GAA. . .Service. Second Row SHELDON NEIL BOYER. . Nei1 . . .Freshman football. . .In- tramurals. . .Service. ROBERT LEROY BOWER. . Bob . . . Freshman football. . . In- tramurals. JUDITH BRADDOCK. . Judy . .From Anderson High School, Anderson, Indiana. . .Library Club pin. . .Junior Red Cross . . .36 Workshop. . .Times classroom news editor, copy edi- tor. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Totem layout editor. .Service first pin. Th irrrl Row SUSAN BRADLEY. . Susie . . .36 Workshop program chair- man, secretary. . .Philo. . .Meterites. . .Wranglers. . .Service second pin. . .Totem agent, Junior class editor. . .Times fea- ture editor, news writer, ad solicitor. . .Concert Choir... 1500 Club. KATHLEEN FRANCES BRIGHT. . Kathy, Kath , . .USA. . Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo secretary. . .Safety Coun- cil. . .Yell Block secretary. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Service second pin. . .Totem co-events editor. . .Times. SANDRA BRANTLEY. .'Sandy . . .From Ossian High School, Ossian, Indiana. . .So-Si-Y president, pin. . .Service first pin . . .36 Workshop .... Vesta .... Times news writer, copy reader, typist. Z2 First Row MARILYN RUTH BECK. . .'kMert .... Vesta secretary, pin, guard. . .Math-Science secretary. . .36 Workshop. . .Biology, Latin recognition. . .Band letter. . .Service. .National Honor Society. HELMUT BEIERKE. . .From Ohm-Obcrreal Schule, Erlangen, Germany. PATRICIA BENBENEK. . . Pat . . .From Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. Second Row ALAN DALE BENNINGTON. . . Al . . .Band. . .Intramurals . . .Rifle Club. . .Camera Club. DAVID E. BERCKMUELLER. . Dave,'. . .WranglerS. . .Intra- murals. . .Track, cross country. . .Biology recognition. JOHN W. BENNHOFF. . . Benny .... Hi-Y president, vice- president. . .Wranglers sergeant-at-arms, point recorder. . . Math-Science. . .Service. . .Times sports writer. . .Freshman basketball. . .Varsity tennis, football. . .Lettermen's. . .Intra- murals. . .Biology, speech recognition. . .Safety Council. . . Sophomore, Junior, Senior class president. . .Junior Rotarian . . .National Honor Society. Third Row WILLIAM T. BOGGESS. . Bill, Hands , . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop sergeant-at-arms, treasurer, pin. .Speech recogni- tion. . .Best Actor Award. . .Concert Choir pin, co-head sec- retary. . .Times sports editor. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin . . .Quill and Scroll. . .Service. . .National Honor Society. . . Intramurals. . .Freshman tennis, football. JAMES H. BITEMAN. . . Jim, Bite, Bit, Howie , . . . Bronze medal geometry division of Indiana University High School Achievement program. . .36 Workshop. . .Rifle Club . . .WranglerS. . .Service. . .Visual Education Club pin. . . Math Club. . .Camera Club. . .Geometry recognition. . .In- tramurals. MARILYN JOYCE BLAND. .'lMickey . . .Majorettes. . .Occa- sional Choir. . .GAA. . .Meterites. Fin! Row ' MICHAEL CARR. . . Mike , . .Varsity track, football. . .Let- termen's. ROBERT LAWRENCE CARSON. . . Larry, Bobby . . .Fresh- man basketball. . . Reserve football. . .Hi-Y. . .Service. SHARON CARPER. . . Casper, Rosebud , . .Bio-Con presi- dent. . .Junior Academy of Science director. . .Hi-C. . .Vesta . . .Occasional Choir. Second Row JUDITH MAE CARTER. . judy . . .GAA numeral. . .Service. PHILIP CARTWRIGHT. . . Phil .... Math-Science. . .Varsity track, cross country. . .Lettermen's. RICHARD CHANEY. .i'COunt. Third Row IUDITH ANN CHRISTMAN. . Judy, Puddlefoot . . .Mete- rites secretary, high4point cup winner. . .USA. . .Times news writer, copy staff. . .36 Workshop attendance recorder, pro- gram chairman .... Library president, gold pin. . .Philo. . . Latin, speech recognition. . .Band pin. . .Orchestra letter. . . String Ensemble. . .Recorder Society. . .1500 Club pin. . . National Honor Society. . .Wranglers. . .Service. SALLY ANN CHAPMAN. . . Sal . . .Times advertising man- ager, news editor, copy editor, student adviser, general man- ager. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . . 1500 Club secretary-treasurer. . .36 Workshop secretary, sec- ond vice-president, pin, guard. . .Service third pin. . .Philo . . .Meterites. . .Totem agent. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Ma- drigal. . .National Honor Society. . .Yell Block. SHARON JOAN CHRISTMAN. . Miss Magoo . . .From North Side High School, Fort Wayne. . .Majorettes. . .Times. . . GAA. . .Meterites. . .Occasional Choir. . .Yell Block. 23 Fin! Row NANCY BRUNS .... GAA. . .Service. JACQUELYN ELIZABETH BROWN. . . Jacquie . . .GAA nu- meral. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta sergeant-at-arms, treasurer. .Serv- ice. . .Typing awards. . .Home economics, physical geogra- phy recognition. . .National Honor Society. JANICE BURGETTE. . jan . . .From Central Catholic High School. . . 36 Workshop. . .Times. . .Philo. . . Service second pin. . .Yell Block. . .Totem agent. . .Typing awards. Second Row JAMES ROBERT CAMPBELL. . Jim, Jimmer . . .Freshman tennis. . .Reserve football. .Intramural Fall Bowling Champ . . .Hi-Y. . .36 Workshop. . .Service. MARCIA SUE BURT. . Marty . . . 36 Workshop. . .Service. . Times writer, typist, homeroom reporter .... Totem ofhce manager. . .USA. . .Typing awards. . .Yell Block. NANCY BURTON. . Bertha, Nanc . . .Meterites vice-presi- dent, high-point cup winner. . . 36 Workshop program chair- man. . .Band letter, pin. . .Orchestra. . .Times editorial, fea- ture, news writer, advertising manager, news, copy, man- aging editorg general manager, student adviser. . .1500 Club president, gold-jeweled pin. . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . .Speech recognition. . .Totem agent. . .Service third pin. . .National Honor Society. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Sophomore class social Council. Third Row JOYCE CAROLYN CAMPBELL ..... 36 Workshop .... USA . . .Typing awards. . .Service second pin. . .Times. . . 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Yell Block. DIANE MARY BURR. . Di . . .From Benjamin Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana. . . 36 Workshop. . .Band. . .Or- chestra. . .Service first pin. ' TOM MORTON CAMPBELL .... Hi-Y. . .Rifle Club. . .Intra- murals. . .Wranglers. Fifi! R010 STEVEN LAURENCE COLEMAN. . Steverino . .Reserve foot- ball, tennis .... 36 Workshop program chairman .... Math- Science president. . .Wranglers. . .Intramurals. . .Service. . . National Honor Society .... Algebra recognition .... Bronze medal in algebra at State Math Contest. KAYE A. CROSBY. . .36 Workshop. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . Totem office manager. . .Times copy editor, credit manager . . .Orchestra. BARBARA JEAN CURTIS. . . Barb .... 36 Workshop pin, guard. . .Wranglers. . .Math-Science. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . Totem Senior class editor.. .1500 Club gold pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Service second pin. . .Concert Choir pin, co- head secretary. . .Madrigal. . .Typing awards. . .Winner of Freshman and Junior English recognition contests. . .Yell Block. . .National Honor Society. Second Row DONALD F. DANKLEFSEN. . Don, Danky,'. . .Service. . . Hi-Y. . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . .Intramurals JOSEPHINE D'ANGELO. . . Jo . . .Varsity Majorettes letter, pin. . .USA. . .Service. . .Typing awards. . .Times. LEONARD A. DAUSCHER .... Intramurals. . .Rifie Club. . . Archery Club. Third Row THEODORE CI-IRIS DEsPos. . . Ted .... 36 Workshop ser- geant-at-arms. . .Hi-Y. . .Reserve cheerleader. . .Intramurals . . .Visual Education Club pin. . .Junior class social council. JERRY LYNN DAVIES. . Lynn, Lynnie . . .From Wheaton High School, Wheaton, Illinois. . .Art Club vice-president, pin. . .Service. . .Library Club second pin. .Bio-Con. .Girlsl Rifle Club. .36 Workshop. .Math-Science. .Modern Dance. VIRGINIA DIEHM. . . Ginny . . .36 Workshop. . .Vesta. . . Wranglers. . .Advanced tumbling. . .GAA numeral. . .Typ- ing awards. . .Majorettes. . .Totem agent. . .Service. 24 First Row MARINA CHRISTINE CIELENS .... Freshman GAA. . .Mete- rites. . .Art Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Service third pin. . . Randolph Jacobs Trophy. . .Philo sergeant-at-arms, secre- tary. . .Yell Block. . .Times. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin . . .Totem co-circulation manager. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Na- tional Honor Society. PATRICIA JOLLY CLARKSON. . . Jol1y .... Meterires. . .36 Workshop program chairman, sergeant-at-arms. . .Philo. . . Times agent. . .1500 Club. . .Concert Choir. . .Junior class vice-president. . .Senior class social council. . .Varsity cheer- leader. . .Speech, poetry recognition. . .Service third pin. HARRY A. COCHRAN. . Prez . . .Band. . .Orchestra. . .Rifle Club. . .Intramurals. Second Row SANDRA SUE CLECKNER. . . Sandy,,' Cleck',. . .36 Work- shop. . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . .Freshman GAA numeral. . . Occasional Choir. . .Service second pin. . .Times news, fea- ture writerg ad solicitor, bill collector. . .Yell Block. LINDA LOU COKER. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin. . .Booster pin. . .Service pin. . .So-Si-Y .... Safety Council .... Junior Academy of Science. . .Bio-Con. . .36 Workshop. CAROL DALENE COLBY. . . Charlie .... Vesta sergeant-an arms, pin, guard. . .Service iirst pin. . .36 Workshop. . . Concert Choir. . .Typing awards. . .National Honor Society. Third Row SUSAN ARLENE CRAIG. . . Susie, Beba .... Times news, feature writer. . . l500 Club. . .Totem faculty editor. . . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Art Club. . .Meterites secre- tary. . .USA secretary. . .Philo thespian chairman. . .Service third pin .... Concert Choir, pin. . .Madrigal. . .Wranglers president, second letter, pin, guard. . .Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest winner. . .Sophomore, junior class secretary- treasurer.. .Senior class social council .... National Honor Society. JAMES M. COX. . . J.C., Coxie . . .Math-Science. . .Band . . .Orchestra. . .Intramurals. . .Service. . .Typing Awards. SHARON CONRAD .... Service pin. . .Varsity Majorettes let- ter, pin. . .Typing awards. First Row SUZANNE EISENHUT. . Sue . . .Service. .Philo. .36 Work- shop. . .Times feature, news writer. . .1500 Club pin. . . Band point recorder, letter, pin. . .Orchestra. CAROL RUTH ENGLE .... USA point recorder. . .Times. . . Third place algebra contest. . .Yell block. . .Service. WAYNE ELY. . .Band. . .Rifie Club. Second Row SALLY JEAN ERTEL. . Sal . . .Art Club vice-president, sec- retary, treasurer, pin, second guard. . .Saturday Art Schol- arship .... Art recognition .... Times news writer, typist. . . Safety Council. . .Yell Block. . .Typing awards. . .USA. . . Vesta. . .Philo. . .Service. JACK ESTERLINE. . Jack, Este . . .Lettermen's. . .Reserve basketball. . .Varsity cross country, football, track. . .Intra- murals. CHARLES ESTEP .... Intramurals .... Rifle Club. . . Archery Club. Third Row DAVID JAMES FELL. . Dave . . .Wranglers treasurer, letter, pin, guard. . .Hi-Y. . .56 Workshop. . .Safety Council sec- retary-treasurer, president. . . Service third pin. . .Times news writer, bookhead, agent, news editor. . . 1500 Club gold pin . . .Latin recognition .... National Honor Society .... Intra- murals. . .Varsity tennis. . .Second place Rotary Speech con- test. . .Second place Peru meet. . .Third place New Haven meet. . .Fifth place Howe meet. . .Concert Choir. . .Madri- gal. . .Purdue Legislative Assembly. KAREN FELTENBERGER. . .Majoretres. . .Service. . .GAA. . National Honor Society. Lois ANN FAIRWEATHER. . LOy . . .USA. . .Chorus. . .Art Club. . .Service. . .Typing awards. 25 Fmt Row BEVERLY DIEFENDARFER. . Bev . .From Churubusco High School, Churubusco, Indiana, and Central Dalphin High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. . .Girls' Rifle Club 'vice- president. . .Library Club bronze pin. . .Hi-C. . .Service. MARY ELIZABETH DILDINE. . Betsy . . .Meterires. . .Philo . . .Advanced Modern Dance .... 36 Workshop .... Times agent, point recorder. . .Totem agent. . .Service first pin. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Math-Science. JANE LEE DILL. . .Philo program chairman, vice-president . . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta secretary, vice-president, president, pin, guard. . .36 Workshop. . .Archery. . .Math-Science. . .Serv- ice first pin.. .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Band letter, pin. . .Times make-up editor, Student Board. . .Totem agent, layout editor. . .Quill and Scroll. . .National Honor Society. Second Row DOROTHY ANN DRUART. . Dot . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . 56 Workshop. . .Varsity cheerleader, letter. . .Times point recorder. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Totem agent, oflice man- ager. . .Safety Council. . .Occasional Choir. . .Service first pin. . .Math-Science. JUDITH KAY DISHER. . . Judy . . .Concert Choir. . .Junior Red Cross. . . Freshman GAA. . .36 Workshop. BEVERLY DOHERTY. . . Bev .... USA. . .36 Workshop. . . Occasional Choir. . .Typing awards. Third Row GLORIA JEANNE DUKEMAN. . Shorty, Blondie . . .From Roosevelt High School, Altoona, Pennsylvania. . .Art Club . . .Library Club secretary. . .Service .... Bio-Con .... Junior Academy of Science. DAVID A. DYSON. . Dave . . .Intramurals. NANCY EICHHORN. al... Firrt Row THOMAS ERIC FRUECHTENICHT. . .l'Tom, Fruechte',. . . . Lettermetfs. . .Freshman basketball. . .Reserve track. . .Var- sity football .... Hi-Y treasurer, sergeant-at-arms .... Intra- murals. . .Concert Choir. . .Wranglers. . .Service. PATRICIA DIANE FRENTZ. . Pat,'. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo . . .Bio-Con. . .Junior Academy of Science secretary. . .Serv- ice. . .Library Club president. . .Times. . .Yell Block. BARBARA DIANE FREY. . Di, Threads . . .36 Workshop . . .Totem agent. . .Service third pin. . .Totem agent, fea- ture, editorial writer, copy reader. . .1500 Club silver pin. . . Math-Science. Second Row THOMAS ALBERT FURNEY. . . Tom . . .Hi-Y secretary. . . Math-Science. . .Bio-Con. . .36 Workshop. . .Concert Choir . . .Madrigal. . .Service second pin. . .National Honor So- ciety. . .National Poetry Anthology award. LILLIAN MAE FULLER. . Lil . . .GAA numeral. . .Vesta. . Majorettes. . .Yell Block. DOROTHY MARGARET GRAHAM. . . Domrny, Margs,'. . . Times. . .Totem publicity editor, agent. . .Meterites. . .Philo vice-president. . .Service. . .Freshman GAA. . . 36 Workshop . . .Yell Block. . .French recognition. Third Row CAROL JANE GROSS. . Grossie . . .Vesta. . .So-Si-Y. . .Ad- vanced Chorus. MARY ANN GULLEY. . . Annie . . .Typing awards. . .Band letter, pin. . .Orchestra. . .36 Workshop. . .Service. . .Fresh- man GAA. JOYCE ANN GRAUE. . .Times agent. . .Orchestra letter, pin . . .Meterites. . .USA. . .Ph1lo. . .Vesta. . . Spanish recogni- tion. . .Yell Block. 26 First Raw NANCY ANN FERVERDA. . Fervie',. . .GAA. . .Pl-lilo. . .36 Workshop. . .Yell Block .... Concert Choir pin .... Service first pin. JOHN D. FENIMORE...uHOH6yCO1'1'1bn. . .From South Bend John Adams High School, South Bend, Indiana .... Intra- murals. . .Hi-Y. MARILYN FLAIG. . .Philo. . .Times. . .Meterites. . .Bio-Con . . .Junior Academy of Science. . .Service third pin. .Botany recognition. . .National Honor Society. . .Yell Block. Second Row JUNE FLAUGH .... Art Club vice-president, pin, guard... Girls' Rifle Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Band. . .Service. . .Li- brary Club .... Times .... Bio-Con .... Junior Academy of Science. SUSAN LUREE FLIGHTNER. . Susie, Sooz,'. . .Meterites. . Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Service first pin. . .Times ad so- licitor, editorial writer .... 1500 Club silver pin .... Yell Block. . .Wranglers. . .Fifth place Howe speech contest. . . Concert Choir. . .Madrigal. . .Scholastic Art Awards gold key, blue ribbon finalist. JAMES E. FOOTE. . .From Harlan High School. . .Know- Your-City. Third Row JANET FOWLER. . . Jan .... 56 Workshop. . .Service third pin. . .Times. . .Archery Club. . .Vesta. . .Concert Choir. . . Philo. . .Safety Council. . .Yell Block. JOHN DAVID Foss. . .Bio-Con. . .Junior Academy of Science . . .Psychology Club. GEORGIANNA FRAZIER. . Georgie . . .From Central Catho- lic High School, Fort Wayne. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Yell Block vice-president. . .Philo. . .Typing awards. .36 Work- shop. . .Times. First Row WILLIAM EDWARD HICKS. . Bill, Willle',. .Reserve track . . .Intramurals. . .Drawing recognition .... Hi-Y secretary, treasurer, vice-president. . .Math-Science. STEVEN ELGIN HILKER. . . Admiral . . .Hi-Y chaplain. . . Varsity football. . .Lettermen's. . .Intramural first letter. . . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. NANCY A. HILSMIER. . .Times news, editorial writer, credit managerg auditorg make-up editor. . .1500 Club gold pin. . . Totem Ofiice manager. . .Concert Choir pin, accompanist pin . . .Madrigal. . .Service first pin. .36 Workshop. .Meterites . . .Philo. . .USA. . .Yell Block. Second Row JANET INGRID HOEKSTRA. . .junior Academy of Science sec- retary-treasurer, president. . .Bio-Con secretary. . .Home eco- nomics recognition. . .Vesta. . .Service first pin. .Times edi- torial writer, copy editor, bookhead, agent. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .National Honor Society. . .Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. . . .Library Club bronze pin .... GAA . . .Philo. . .So-Si-Y food chairman. . .USA. KENNETH A. HITE. . Henry, Hash .... Reserve football . . .Band. FRED HODGIN. . . Rusty, Red ..... junior Academy of Science. .Track manager. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Math Club. Third Row JOANNE MURIEL HOLDER. . Jo . . .Library Club gold pin, point recorder. . .GAA. . .Vesta. . .USA. . .Service first pin. JUDITH ANN HOLLOWAY. . Judy, Jud . . .36 Workshop . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .USA. .Bio-Con. . Junior Academy of Science. . .Service first pin. . .Times bill collector, edito- rial writer, typist. . .Totem agent, office manager. . .Band. BARBARA HOLZWARTH. . Barb, Bobble, Babs . . .Typ- ing awards. 27 First Row RONALD CHARLES HAMILTON. . . Ron . . .Intramural. . . Freshman football, track. . .Band. JAMES EDWARD HANSON. . Jim . . .Freshman football. . . Riiie Club. . .Intramural. ELSA HANSON. . . Hambone . . .From Nott Terrace High School, Schenectady, New York. . .Service Club. Second Row LINDA GAYLE HART. .l'Lin'l. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Times . . .USA. . .Art Club. . .Yell Block. JUDITH KAYE HART. . Jude, judy . .Times news writer, exchange editor, typist. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Totem of- fice manager, agent .... 36 Workshop .... Vesta .... Service second pin. . .Typing awards. BERNARD HAY. . Bernie, Baron . . .Reserve football. . . Intramural letter. . .Good Driving Award. . .Hi-Y. . .Know- Your-City. . .Camera Club. Third Row RICHARD NEVILLE HENKEL... Dick, Hink .... From Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne...Varsity golf. . .Intramurals. LINDA JANE HELMs. . .36 Workshop. . .USA. . .GAA. . . Philo. . .Math-Science. . .Orchestra. . .Service. . .Bio-Con . . So-Si-Y. CRAIG J. HEss. . .Riiie Club. . .Intramurals Fin! Row MARY MARGARET JENKINS .... USA. . .GAA. . .36 Work- shop. . .Philo. . .Library. . .Typing awards. . .Service second pm. CAROLYN ANN JOHNSON. . Caro1 . . .36 Workshop. .Me- terites .... Service second pin .... Times ad solicitor, feature writer, agent. . BEVERLY ANN JONES. Second Row LINDA ARLENE JONES. . Jonsey . . .Band pin, letter. . .Or- chestra. . .USA. . . 36 Workshop. . .Wranglers. . .Times. . . Service. JOANNE MARIE KANE. . Jo-Jo . . .Freshman GAA. .Times . . .Service. . .Concert Choir. KIPTON KAPLAN. . Kip . . .Math-Science. . .Rifle Club. . . Intramurals. . .Freshman football. Third Row WILLIAM C. KERLEY. . Lill Walt, Li'l Kerley, Fatso . . Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . .Varsity football. SANDRA KASSON. . .From Shortridge High School, Indian- apolis. . .Yell Block. JOANNE KERN. . Jo,'. . .Meterites. . .Philo program chair- man. . .Freshman GAA numeral. . .Times ad solicitor, bill collector. . .36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. .Totem co- circulation manager .... 1500 Club gold pin .... Home eco- nomics recognition. . .Yell Block. . .National Honor Society. 28 Fin! Row PATRICIA HOLLOWAY. . PatU. . .Library Club silver pin. . . Service second pin. . .Freshman GAA. . . 36 Workshop. . . Philo. . .Totem agent. . .Typing awards. DANIEL G. HOWE. . Dan, Slim, Andy . . .I.ettermen's . . .Varsity basketball, football, track .... Service .... Totem agent. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. FLORA I-IUIJLOW. . Flo. Second Row CYNTHIA ANN HULL. . Cindy Hull . . .USA. . .56 Work- shop. . .Service first pin. CONSTANCE JOY HURT. . . Connie . . .Library Club secre- tary, president, gold pin. . .Philo. . . 36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. . .Hi-C president. . .Totem agent. . .Freshman GAA. . .National Honor Society. KEITH HYMAN .... Freshman basketball. . .Intramurals. . . Service. Third Row NANCY IGNEY. . .USA. . .GAA vice-president. GEORGE TERRENCE JACKSON. . . Terry . . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . .Art Club secretary. treasurer, vice-president, pin. KATI-IRYN LGUISE JAMIESON. . Kay . . .36 Workshop pin, costumes and props chairman. . .Band letter. . .Service pin . . .Wranglers. . .So-Si-Y. . .Yell Block. Fin! Row SYLVIA JEAN LAssEN. . Sylli . . .GAA numeral. .Mererites . . .Wranglers. . .USA service chairman, president. . .Service third pin. . .Typing awards. . .36 Workshop secretary, vice- president, pin. . .Times classroom news editor, mailing man- ager, alumni editor. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Totem agent . . .Yell Block. . .National Honor Society. CHARLES E. KROUSE. . Chuck . . .Intrarnurals. . .Hi-Y. . . Service. . .Wranglers DON LEE. . . Don .... Latin, physics, U. S. history, plane geometry recognition. . .Astronomy Club president. . .Bio- Con president, vice-president. . .junior Academy of Science vice-president. . .Hi-Y. .Math Club. .Math-Science. .Rocket Club. . .Safety Council. . . Freshman track, football. . .Intra- murals. . .First and second place for chemistry at Regional Science Fair. Second Row KENNETH W. LEHMAN. . Ken',. .Hi-C. .Occasional Choir. MARTHA ANNE LEHMAN. . . i'Matty,'. . .MCtCrlt6S. . .GAA numeral. . .Advanced Modern Ballet. . .Philo. . .36 Work- shop. . .Times homeroom news editor. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Yell Block. . .Service first pin. . .Orchestra. ROBERT EDWARD LEHMAN. . Bob . . .Intramurals Third Row THOMAS S. LEONARD. . Splurge, Chief . . .From Redford High School, Detroit, Michigan, and Taylor Center High School, Dearborn, Michigan .... Math-Science treasurer... Junior Academy of Science vice-president .... Math Club president. . .Hi-Y. . .Service pin. . .Indiana University Gov- ernment award. KAREN LINDENBERG. . .USA publicity, music chairman. . . Meterites. . .Times agent, news, editorial writer. . . 36 Work- shop. . .Yell Block. . .Service. . . 1500 Club. MARY jo LINDENBERG. . . Jo . . .36 Workshop. . .Concert Choir. . .Service. . .Typing awards. . .Yell Block. 29 First Row LOIS KING. . Lo .... From Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. . . 36 Workshop. J. STANLEY KERN. . . Tank .... Math-Science. . .Cyclotron . . .Hi-Y. . .Freshman football. . .Intramurals. ELIZABETH ROSA KIESSLING. . Liz,'. . .Hi-C. Second Row NORMA JEAN KLAEHN. . Norm . . .Archery. . .Band letter . . .Yell Block. . .Typing awards. . .Service. SANDRA KOCH.. . SandyU .... From South Broward High School, Hollywood, Florida. . .Majorettes. JOCELYN ANN KOPPER. . jos . . .36 Workshop. . .Service . . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Times ad solicitor, agent, out- side circulation manager, circulation manager. Third Row JANE KORTE. . Janey',. . .National Honor Society. . .Mete- rites. . .36 Workshop. . .Modern Dance. . .Philo. . . .Times business manager, assistant ad manager.. .1500 Club gold pin. . . Service first pin. MARIA KOWAL. .From Concordia High School, Fort Wayne . . .Meterites. . .Vesta. . .Camera Club secretary-treasurer. . . Service. STANLEY KRAMER. . Stan . . .Art recognition. i First R ow PEGGY MCFARLAND. . . Peg . . .36 Workshop. . .Mererires . . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . .Totem agent. . .Typing awards. TIM MCGEE. YVONNE MCGINLEY . . LuLu . . .Service. . .Vesra. . .USA . . .Yell Block. S ecomi Row NANCY MCMAHON. . . Nan . . . 36 Workshop. . .Meterites . . .Totem agent. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. FOSTER MCNEAL. . . Eoss . . .Intramural ping pong cham- pion. .Booster Club pin. .Visual Education. .Typing awards . . .Intramural letter. MAUREEN MADDEN. . .Times. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA. . . Service. . .Camera Club. Third Row WILLIAM MALLEs. . Bi11 . .From D. S. Kieth High School, Pennsylvania. . .Hi-C. . .Rifle Club. MARILYN MARSCHAND. . .36 Workshop. .Junior Red Cross . . .USA. . .GAA numeral. . .Typing awards. . .Service. . . Art Club. . .Times. . .Majorettes. . .Yell Block. MARILYN MAHLER. .'lMarty,'. . .Art Club. . .36 Workshop . . .GAA. . .Typing awards. . .Service. . .Concert Choir pin . . .Madrigal. . .Totem agent. 30 First Row I MARTHA JANE LITHERLAND. . . Janie . . .From Benjamin Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana .... Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . .Times editorial, feature, news writer, ad solicitor. . .Orchestra. . .Service second pin. JERRY W. LOTTER. . . Big Jer,' Lotts . . .Reserve football . . .Intramurals. . .Times. LOU ANN LUCAS. . .Winner of Sophomore English Recog- nition test. . .National Honor Society. . .36 Workshop pin . . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . .Concert Choir. . .Service pin. . . Times. Secomi Row RICHARD S. MCBRIDE. .l'Amos, Fats'. . .Football. . .Band . . .Intramurals. JUDITH ANN LUNZ. . .'lJudy . . .Know-Your-City. . .Vesta point recorder. . .Typing awards. . .Service. NANCY MCCARRON. . Nancy Mac . . .USA. . . So-Si-Y vice- president, point recorder, pin. . .Meterites poster chairman . . .Philo. . .Art Club. . .Freshman GAA numeral. . .Service first pin. .Times advertising manager, editorial, news writer, copy editor, student board, general manager. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Totem co-art editor. . .Orchestra. . .Na- tional Honor Society. . .Quill and Scroll. Third Row THOMAS MICHAEL MCCHESNEY. . Mike . . .From Honey Creek High School, Terre Haute, Indiana. . .Band. JEAN ANN MCCOY. . .Typing awards. DOUGLAS JAMES MCDIARMID ..... From Anderson High School, New York, New York. F int Row LARRY T. MILLER. . Lar',. . .Varsity basketball, track. . .Re- serve cross country. . .Intramurals. . .Lettermen's. .National Honor Society. . .Math-Science. . .Times. . . Service pin. . . 36 Workshop. . .Wranglers. . .Safety Council. MARY MILLER. . Molly . . . 36 Workshop. .Typing awards. RICHARD JON MILLER. . . King, Hoppy .... Lettermen's secretary, treasurer. . .Varsity basketball, football, track. . . All-City football. . .Intramurals. S ecomi Rauf JEAN ANNE MILLS. . . Jeanie .... Typing awards. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .Philo thespian chairman. . .Art Club treas- urer, pin. . .USA. . .Times agent. . .Service first pin. . .Jun- ior Academy of Science. . .National Honor Society. THOMAS EDWARD MINDER. . Tom . . .Hi-Y. . .36 Work- shop. . .Service first pin. . .Freshman track. . .Varsity foot- ball. . .National Poetry Anthology award. . .Math-Science. . Intramurals. SHERYL ANNE MINEAR...!'S8H1,, .... From Arcadia High School, Arcadia, California. . .Philo. . .Service. . .Times ad solicitor. Third Row WILLIAM MOORE. . . Bill. DAN MITCHELL. LARRY L. MITCHELL. . Larsi . .From Choctawhatchee High School, Shalimar, Florida. ' 31 First Row NANCY ELIZABETH MARSH. . Nan . . .So-Si-Y. .36 Work- shop. . .Junior Academy of Science. . .Bio-Con. . .Service. . Astronomy Club secretary. . .Meterites .... Freshman GAA numeral. HARRY MEYER. MARALYN MEYER. . . Maggie .... Times agent. . .Typing awards. . . Service. . .GAA numeral. Second Row EDWIN MIDDAUGH. . .Band. REBECCA L. MILLER. . . Becky .... Freshman GAA. . . 36 Workshop. . .Times. DICK ARTHUR MILLER. . .Varsity football, rraclc. . . Reserve basketball .... Sophomore., Junior social council. . . Lettermen's vice-president. . .ServIce. . .Intramural. Third Row LARRY R. MILLER. . .Intramural manager. MAHLON FREDERICK MILLER II. . Buz, Mahlono . . .Ser- vice pin. . .Safety Council. . .Reserve cross country. . .Math- Science. . .Hi-Y sergeant-at-arms .... Intramurals .... Totem agent. JERRY MILLER. . .Orchestra . .Bio-Con. First Row MARIE NIDLINGER .... Kee, Susie', .... Camera Club. . . Know-Your-City. . .Vesta. . .Hi-C. SI-IERRI NITzscHE. . . Nitch,'. . .USA. . .Arr Club point re- corder. . .36 Workshop. . .Bio-Con. . . .junior Academy of Science. . .Hi-C songster. RosEANN OI-INEsoRGE . . . Rosie .... GAA. . .So-Si-Y. . . Typing awards. Second Row MARILYN BRENDA NOBLES .... 36 Workshop. . .Meterites . . .USA. . .Band letter. . .Orchestra. .Service. . Times gen- eral managerg managing editorg news, editorial writerg ad solicitor, classroom news editorg bill collector. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Quill and Scroll. DONNA MARIE ORNAS .... Wranglers. . .Freshman-Sopho- more speech contest fourth place. . .36 Workshop. . .Me- terites certificate. . .Math-Science. .Varsity cheerleader point recorder, captain, letter, megaphone .... Advertising Essay Contest honorable mention. . .Service third pin .... Totem sophomore class editor .... Times news writer .... National Honor Society. . .Senior class secretary-treasurer. . .Philo. . . 1500 Club bronze pin. RITA ORR. Third Row THOMAS J. OYER. . .Math-Science. . .Intramurals. . .Physics recognition. SANDRA PARRETT. . . Sandy,' .... 36 Workshop. . .Concert Choir. . .Service-. . .USA. . .Freshman GAA. . . Bio-Con. . . Majorettes. BRENDA LEE PAYNE .... Bren .... From Benjamin Bosse High School, Evansville, Indiana. . .36 Workshop. . .Service . . .Typing awards. 32 Firrt Row JAMES MORING. . . 'iJim . . .Freshman track. . .Intramurals. PATRICIA LEE MINIER. . . Pat .... USA treasurer. . .GAA . . .Typing awards. . .Know-Your-City. . .Times. . .Cho1r. NANCY LEE MORE. . . Nance . . .36 Workshop. . .Service . . .Orchestra. Second Row DONNA MUNGER. . .36 Workshop. . .Times. JOHN W. NAGEL .... Freshman football .... Wranglers. . . . . .Know-Your-City. .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. . .Banda letter, pin. . .Orchestra. . .Physics recognition. . .Service pm. MARY ALICE MORING. . . Elvis, Mair .... Art Club ser- geant-at-arms. . .USA. . .Math-Science. Third Row KAY ELAINE NEWELL .... Kasie .... Meterites. . . . Philo program chairman. . . 36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . . Times ad solicitor, bill collector. . .USA .... GAA .... Yell Block. PHYLLIS NAHRWOLD. . . Phyl . . .GAA president, secretary, high point winner, 2,000 pin. . .Times classroom news edi- tor. . .1500 Club bronze pin .... Meterites .... Philo. . . .36 Workshop. . .Service nrst pin. . .Yell Block. ANNA MAY NETTERFIELD. . . Netrie . . .Camera Club. . . USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Hi-C secretary, reporter. . .Times ad solicitor, homeroom reporter. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. . Bio-Con. . .Junior Academy of Science. . .Yell Block. . .Na- tional Honot Society. First Row JACK PLUMMER. . . Plunger, Plumbob,,' Plumbus . . . . Hi-Y. . .Archery Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Intramural first letter. . .Madrigal. . .Service. BARBARA PLESNIAK. . . Barb .... From McKeesport High School, McKeesport, Pennsylvania .... Yell Block .... Math- Science. . .Vesta. . . Service. PATRICIA ANN PORTZLINE. . . Pat . . .From Westinghouse High School, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. . .Yell Block. . .Math- Science. . .Vesta. . .Service. Second Row MARTHA JANE PRITCHARD. . . Martie .... GAA. . .Know- Your-City. . .Vesta treasurer, president, pin, guard. .Library point recorder, vice-president, gold pin. . .Service third pin . . .Hi-C treasurer. . .Yell Block. . .Concert Choir. STEVE PROCISE .... Butterball .... From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne, . .Freshman football. . .Varsity golf. . . Times. . .Rifle Club. . .Intramurals CAROL PUTT, . .'QPutt-Putt . . .Typing awards. Third Row JEAN ANN RAWLES. . . Jar, Jeannie . . .36 Workshop. . Meterites. . .Philo. . .Totem agent. . .Math-Science. . . .Yell Block. . .Service pin. . .Bio-Con. BONNIE RAYL. . .Typing awards. . .Art recognition. NANCY REIM. . . Buds .... National Honor Society. . .36 Workshop pln. . .Service first pin. . .Freshman GAA. . .Me- terites first place poetry memorization. . .Concert Choir pin . . .Madrigal. . .Philo treasurer, president, poetry memoriza- tion. . .Biol0gV, Speech recognition. . .Wranglers .... Third place Ball State speech contest. . .Yell Block. 33 Fin! Row IVIICHAEL PARROTT .... Mickey, 'IMick .... From Edina- Morningside High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. . .Hi-Y sergeant-at-arms, president. . .Senior class vice-president. . . National Honor Society. . .Varsity football. . .Lettermen's. JOSEPH MAX PEASE. . . Maximo . . .Rifle Club. . .Archery Club. JERRY PEPPLER .... Harvey .... 36 Workshop .... Intra- murals. . .Poetry Anthology winner. . .Math-Science. S ecfmd Row DAVID PERREY. . . Dave, Buddha . . .Reserve football. . Intramurals. MARY ANN PERKINS. . . Perk .... Meterites treasurer. . . Math-Science. . .Philo .... 36 Workshop .... Concert Choir pin, accompanist pin. . .Madrigal. . .Modern Dance accom- panist .... Times bill collector, agent .... Totem typist. . . Service third pin. . .Typing awards. JOHN PHILLIPS ..... 36 Workshop. . . .Cyclotron secretary, president .... Math-Science. . .Service. . .Intramurals. . . Re- serve track. Third Row VIVIAN R. PLUMLEY. . . Viv . . .36 Workshop. . .Phi1o. . Meterites. . .Service hrst pin. . .Vesta sergeant-at-arms, sec- retary. . .Safety Council. . .Hi-C secretary .... Times ad so- licitor, news writer. . .Totem ofhce manager. ARNOLD PIERSON. . . Arn, Arnie .... Wranglers. . . .36 Workshop. . .Times typist. . .Orchestra letter, pin. WILLIAM N. PIEPENBRINK. . . Bill . . .36 Workshop ser- geant-at-arms, treasurer, petitions co-ordinator, pin, guard. . Hi-Y. . .Times sports writer. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . . Totem intramural sports editor. . .Wranglers. . .Intramurals . . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal .... Service first pin. . . Math-Science. First Row JOHN DAVID RONDOT .... Charlie .... Times homeroom news reporter, news writer.. .Booster Club pin. . .Service . . .Industrial Arts Club. . .Intramurals. MARILYN KAY ROWLEY. . Rodney . . .GAA. . .Occasional Choir. . .Typing awards. . .36 Workshop. . .Majorettes. . . USA. DONNA LOU RUBLE. . . Rube',. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Concert Choir. . .Totem Freshman class editor . . .Times agentg auditorg feature, news writer. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Typing awards. . .Service first pin. . .GAA. . . Yell Block. Second Row KATHLEEN L. RYAN. . .i'Kathi , . .Service pin. . .56 Work- shop pin. . .Junior Red Cross treasurer. . .Concert Choir. . . Totem agent. LEE C. RYKER. . Zorro . . .From Summitville High School, Summitville, Indiana. RALPH SAYLOR. . . Jerry, Say . . .Reserve basketball. . . Varsity football, track .... I.ettermen's sergeant-at-arms. . . National Honor Society. . .FreshrIIan, Junior, and Senior So- cial Studies awards. . .Intramurals. . .Junior Rotarian. Third Row DAVID L. SEAMAN. . . Dave . , .Camera Club president. . . Rifle Club vice-president .... Times head photographer. . . Totem head photographer .... Band. . .Orchestra. , .Service . . .Hi-Y. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. DONNA JEAN SCOTT. . Scottie, 1eannie . . .Art Club. . . Majorettes letter, pin. . .GAA numeral. ELIZABETH ANNE SECRIST. . Betty . . .Majorettes. .Fresh- man GAA. . .junior Red Cross. . .Servlce. 34 First Row LESLIE RIEMEN. . . Les . . .Intramurals. JANIS MAY REPINE. . .l'Jan . . .GAA numeral. . .So-Si-Y. BEVERLY RICE. . . Bev . . .Freshman GAA. .36 Workshop . . .Yell Block president. . .Service. . .Concert Choir pin. . . Typing awards. . .Times. Second Row PHYLLIS RICE. . .GAA. ALICE RICHARD, . . Posie . . .Philo bulletin chairman, ac- companist. . .56 Workshop. .Service second pin. .National Honor Society. . .GAA. . .USA. . .Totem club co-editor. . . Meterites. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal .... 1500 Club silver pin. . .Typing awards. ANN RIPING. . .Times agent. . .Philo secretary. . .Meterites house chairman . . .56 Workshop. . .Service third pin. . .Na- tional Honor Society. . .Vesta. . .USA. . .1500 Club silver pin. . .Yell Block. . .Band. . .Orchestra. Third Row NATHAN F. ROEMBKE. . . Duke . . .Math-Science. . .RiHe Club sharpshooter. . .Intramurals. . .Times ad solicitor, tie- up manager. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. .Industrial Arts Club. LOIS BETH ROOT .... Times feature writer, feature, copy, news, editorial editor. . . 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .To- tem co-editor. . .Art Club treasurer, secretary, president, pin, guard, plaque. . .Service third pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . Wranglers Best Director award. . .Speech recognition . .State Speech Contest. . . 36 Workshop. . .Yell Block. . .National Anthology Special Award. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal . . .National Honor Society. ARNOLD LEROY RODDEL. . LeRoy . . .Lettermen's. . .Head Equipment Manager. . .Visual Education. . .Service. First Row LEONARD E. SILLS. . . Len, Lenny, Lemon,,' 'lliugenel' . . .Hi-Y. . .Archery Club. . .Rifle Club. . .Band. JOAN SIMMONS. . . Jonie . . .Meterites. .Philo. .36 Work- shop. . .Wranglers secretary. . .Library secretary, silver pin . . .Math-Science .... Times agent, news, feature, editorial writer, co-feature editor, ad solicitor. . .1500 Club gold pin . . .Totem co-art editor. . .Concert Choir. . .Service first pin. NANCY SLICK. . . Slick-Chick . . .36 Workshop. . .Modern Dance. . .Service second pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Wran- glers. . .Art Club. . .Math-Science. . .Times feature, editorial writer. . .Chorus. Second Row DAVID WILLIAM SMITH. . Dave . . .36 Workshop. .Junior Academy of Science. . .Reserve cross country, track. . .Con- cert Choir. . .Weather Bureau president. SHARON SNYDER. . . SherI'ie . . .Service third pin. . .Fresh- man GAA numeral. . . 36 Workshop. . .USA. . .Times bill collector. . .Totem agent. . .Yell Block. MOLLY SOMERS ..... From Kingwood High School, Cran- brook, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan .... Meterites vice-presi- dent. . .36 Workshop. . .Wranglers. . .Bio-Con. . . .Modern Dance. . .Service second pin. . .Totem agent. . .Times fea- ture, news, editorial writer. . .Freedoms Foundation Editorial Award. . .Concert Choir. Third Row ROBERT SPENCER. . Bob, Spence . . .Lettermen's. .Fresh- man track, basketball. . .Varsity football. . .Service. SYLVIA SUE SPENCER. . Sue . . .Typing awards. . .So-Si-Y secretary. . .Concert Choir. . .GAA numeral. . .Service. RODNEY SPRINGER. . . Rod . . .National Honor Society. . . Archery Club. . .Biology recognition. . .Math-Science. . .In- tramurals. . .Weather Bureau. 55 Fin! Row MICHAEL SCOTT. . Mike . . .Rifle Club vice-president, sec- retary-treasurer, president. . .Camera Club president .... In- dustrial Arts Club. JAMES PHILIP SCOTT. . . Scotty .... Freshman football. . . Reserve track. JUDITH ANN SHAFFER. . . Judy .... From Central High School, Fort Wayne. Second Row GLENDA KAY SHARON. . . Butch .... Freshman GAA. . . USA vice-president .... Totem ollice manager .... Times. . . Service second pin. JANICE SHERMAN. . . Jan .... So-Si-Y pin, point recorder . . .Band. RICHARD SHOCK. . .i'Dick, Al . . .Band letter. .Orchestra . . .Hi-Y. . .Equipment manager. . .Freshman football, cross country. Third Row PHILIP OWEN SHRINER. . Phil . . .36 Workshop president, pin, guard. . .Service. . .Concert Choir pin .... Madrigal. . . Times sports editor. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Quill and Scroll .... Varsity football .... Reserve track, basketball.. . Sophomore class vice-president. . Junior, Senior class social council. . .Lettermen's. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. .Biolo8Y, al- gebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, Latin, physics recog- nition. . .National High School Poetry Association Publica- tion award. . .Meterites Best Poem award. . .National Honor Society. SUSAN SIGRIST. . .l'Sue, Susie . . .Advanced Tumbling. . . Modern Dance. . . USA .... Meterites .... 56 Workshop. . . Wranglers. . .Speech recognition. . .Service second pin. BARBARA ANN SI-IOWALTER .... Barb .... Majorettes. .. USA. . .GAA. . .Service. Fifi! Row STANLEY STELMASHENKO. . . Stan . . .Math-Science. . .ln- dustrial Arts recognition. . .junior Academy of Science... Math Section. . .Track. . .lntramurals. .Meteorological Club . . .Visual Education. KAREN ANN STEPHAN. . . Karen Annie .... Totem agent . . .Times editorial, feature writer, bookhead. . .1500 Club silver pin. . .Occasional Choir. . .Service. . .Typing awards . . .36 Wforkshop. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .USA. JAMES STIER. . . Jim, Coach . . .Service. . .Wranglers. . . Freshman basketball. . .Intramurals. Second Row LATICIA MAE STINSON. . . Tish . . .USA. . .56 Workshop . . .Chorus. . .Service. LARRY STONER .... Varsity football .... Reserve basketball, track. . .Lettermen's. CAROL ANN SUCKOW. . .Service Club. . .56 Workshop. . . Occasional Choir. . .Freshman GAA. Third Row WILLIAM HOYL SUMMERS, JR.. . . Bill . . .Reserve football . . .Bio-Con. . .36 Workshop. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. RICHARD EUGENE SWAGER. . . Dick, 'lSwig . . .Hi-Y sec- retary. . .Orchestra .... Math-Science .... Junior Academy of Science. . .Times sports writer. . .Totem sports editor, pho- tographer. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Varsity cross country, track. . .Freshman basketball. . .Lettermetfs .... Latin, math recognition. . .Junior Rotarian. . .Service. . .National Honor Society. . .Intramurals JULIA SWYGART. . . Julie .... Concert Choir. . .36 Work- shop. 36 First Row BRENDA KAY STAHL. . . Bren,n Bunny . . .Majorettes. . . USA. . .Typing awards. . .Library Club gold pin. .Art Club . . .Philo. . .Modern Dance. . .Art School Scholarship. SHARON RAE SPRUNGER. . . Rae . . .GAA sports manager, numeral. . .Math-Science. . .Service. .Totem music editor. . Times senior news reporter. . .Band. . .Orchestra pin, letter . . .Hi-C. . .National Honor Society .... Algebra, geometry, comprehensive math, Latin recognition. JAMES A. SPULLER. . . Jim . . .Rifle Club. . .Camera Club . . .Know-Your-City vice-president. . .36 Workshop. . .Hi-Y Lettermen's . . .Intramurals. Second Row BARBARA SUE STALEY. . . Barb, Bub .... 36 Workshop . . .Modern Dance. . .Times. . . Meterites. . .Service. . .Yell Block. TOM STAHL. . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . Bio-Con. . .Camera Club. . .Intramura1s. . .Track. BARBARA Jo STANBERY. . . Barb .... USA. . .Vesta treas- urer. . .Wranglers. . .Meterites. . Philo. . Hi-C. .Yell Block . . .36 Workshop program chairman, pin .... Times news writer, ad solicitor, homeroom news agent. . .Totem co-club editor .... Service third pin .... National Honor Society. . . 1500 Club silver pin. Third Row MARCIA LEE STEERE. . . Marsh, Marcy . . . 36 Workshop pin. . .Philo publicity chairman. . .Meterites. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . .Times co-columnist, co-feature editorg news, fea- ture, editorial writer. . .Service third pin .... Wranglers. . . Yell Block. . .Math-Science. HARRIET KAY STINE. . .ul-lair . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Times agent, news writer, classroom news edi- tor, bookhead, copy reader, copy editor. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Typing awards. . .Service second pin. CARL STAVRETI. . .Varsity basketball, football, track. . .All- City basketball, football. . .lntramurals. . .Lettermen's presi- dent. . .Senior class social council. Fmt Row JIM R. VACHON. . . Vachoone, Vashee . . .Varsity foot- ball, basketball, track. . .All-City football. . .Intramurals. . . Lettermenls. . .Industrial Arts recognition. FREDERICK LEE VAN FOSSLN. . . Fred . . .Service. . .Hi-Y . . .Math-Science. . .Intramural letter. . .Basketball manager. LARRY VANICE. . .National Honor Society. . .Latin, general history recognition.. .Ride Club vice-president, president. . Camera Club vice-president, president. Second Row GLENDA MAE WALKER. SHARON JEAN WALTENBURG .... Shush .... GAA. . .36 Workshop. . .Totem agent. WILLIAM J. VESEY. . . Bill, Vese,'. . .Hi-Y vice-president . . .Math-Science vice-president. . .Reserve track .... Service . . .Intramural manager. . .Times homeroom reporter. Third Row BETTY ANN WALTER. .llA11HIC,,, Annie-pie . . .From Ken- dallville High School, Kendallville. . .GAA numeral. DORIS JEAN WALTER. . .Freshman GAA. . .Majorettes. . . Meterites publicity chairman .... 36 Workshop .... Concert Choir. . .Service. . .Totem off1ce manager. . .Times auditor . . .National Honor Society. JUDY LEE WALTZ. . .Times. . . 36 Workshop. . .Majoretres . . .Concert Choir. . .Service. . .Typing awards. 37 Fin! Row ANTHONY ALLAN TAKACS. . Tony',. . .Rifie Club. . .Arch- ery Club. . .Camera Club. . .Hi-Y .... Wranglers .... Intra- murals. . .Junior Academy of Science. MARTHA JANE TAYLOR. . Marty . . .36 Workshop. .Philo . . .Meterites. . .Service second pin. . .Times. .Totem agent, co-events editor. . . l5OO Club pin. . .Math-Science. . . .Yell Block. PHILIP R. TERRILL. . . Phi1, Peep, i'Andy, Duke . . . Reserve basketball, track. . .Varsity football. .Service second pin. . .Good Driving Award. . .Intramural letter. .Hi-Y. . . Safety Council. Second Row SUE ELLEN TIMMONS. . . Suzy .... Totem agent. . .Mete- rites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . .Service. . .Yell Block. VANNA K. TOMER. . . Van . . .Wranglers program chair- man. . .Speech, typing recognition. . .36 Workshop. . .Me- terites. . .USA. . .Times. JANE TONGES. . . Janie . . .36 Workshop. . .Philo. . .Me- terites. . .Concert Choir. . .Times agent. . .Service. . . .Latin recognition. . .USA. . . Yell Block. Third Row MICHAEL Toscos. . . Mike.', THOMAS GEORGE TSIGULOEE. . . Sis, B1atky . . .Varsity football .... All-City football honorable mention .... Letter- men's. . .Intramurals. SUSAN DIANNA TRAYLOR. . Susie . . .From George Wash- ington High School, Indianapolis. . .Majorettes. . .Service. . Typing awards. l Firrt Row MARGARET WILLIAMS .... Times. . .36 Workshop. . .Occa- sional Choir. . .Service first pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. TERRY JON WINEBRENNER. . . Tex, MoFo .... Varsity football, track. . .Freshman basketball. . .Intramurals. . .Let- termen's. . .Safety Council president. . .Hi-Y. RUTH WUTTKE. . . Ruthie . . .GAA numeral, letter. . .So- Si-Y devotions chairman. . .USA. . .36 Workshop. .Service second pin. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Typing awards. . . .Me- terites. Second Row JOHNNIE M. ZINN. . .From Central High School, Spring- field, Missouri. . .Rifle Club. . .Radio Club. . .Junior Acad- erny of Science. JERE YOUNG. . .I-Ii-Y. . .Rifle Club. . .Math-Science. . .In- dustrial Arts recognition. . .Intramurals BARRY ZAMRIN. . . Z, Zam .... Camera Club .... Times photographer. . .Totem photographer. . .Service. Third Row GERALDINE MAY YOUNG. . . Gerry . . .From Central Cath- olic High School, Fort Wayne. . .Wranglers. . .Times. HARVEY ADAMS. . . Harv . . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . .junior Red Cross. 38 First Row MARY KATHLEEN WATSON. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Fresh- man GAA numeral. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Service second pin. . .So-Si-Y .... Vesta treasurer, president .... Wranglers program chairman. . .National Honor Society. MARY ROSE WAUL. . .Bancl. . .Typing awards. . .GAA nu- meral. . .So-Si-Y president, social chairman, pin. JOHN WEAVER. . . Johnny .... Rifle Club. . .junior Acad- emy of Science. . .Camera Club secretary-treasurer, president . . .Service. . .Intramurals. . .Cross country. Second Rm:- RICHARD R. WEINGART .... Bud .... From Central High School, Fort Wayne. BILL WHITE. . .Varsity football. . .Varsity basketball man- ager. . .Hi-Y. . .Lettermen's. . .Intramurals. ANN SHIRLEY WERKMAN. . . Werk, Werky . . . .Fresh- man GAA. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Wranglers secretary, pin . . .Vesta. . .Service. .36 Workshop program chairman, pin, guard. . .Yell Block. . .Hi-C. Third Rm: ELIZABETH ANN WILD. . . Betry, Betty Ann . . .USA. . . Know-Your-City. . .36 V7orkshop. . .Philo. . . Meterites. . . Yell Block. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . .Service. . . Times. . .Typing awards. SANDRA R. WHITE. . . Sandy,' .... 36 Workshop. . .Math- Science. . .Service. . .Yell Block. CAROL WIEBKE. . .Art Club point recorder. . .USA. . .Typ- ing awards. Top: Our camera-shy Senior girls strike a seldom- seen pose at the fall Times picnic. Lower left: Nancy Arnold and Diane Frey serve Mrs. Charles Clarkson, Marty Taylor, and her parents at the 1957 Senior Reception. Miuidle right: Seniors and parents converse during the Senior Reception. Lower rigbl: Fred Van Fossen, Steve Coleman, Larry Carson, Tom Stahl, and Larry Miller find that jokes make dishwashing almost fun as they clean up after the Senior Reception. v 39 Upper left: Nancy Burton brings back memories of freshman days at the Senior Banquet, 'Treasurecl For- ever, as she speaks of being Four Paces Away. Center left: Who says German quartet singing is a lost art in the age of rock and roll? Tom Fruechrenicht, jack Plummer, Dave Smith, and Dave Fell are the mous- tache men giving out with the 'Liechtensteiner Polkai' during the Senior Banquet. 40 Lower left: Nancy Arnold presents Barbara Stanbery with the precious green and White ribbon on National Honor Society Tag Day. Upper right: Mary Ann Perkins and Kathy Bright are really looking mischievous about their apparent plans to blow up the school. Lower right: Acting as Welcoming committees of one, Dick Miller and Bill Boggess greet one another as they arrive at the Senior Banquet. ff X, M. av fq First Turn The first turn is the most important for these Kelly lads and lasses, chosen by their classmates as the most outstanding personalities of the freshman class. Upper left: Sharon Kennedy and Bob Bol- yard, cutest couple, put the seal of approval on Ricky Bush and Gonda Rider's new jitterbug step. Ricky and Gonda were voted best boy and girl dancers. Upper center: Gretchen Meister and Stan Redding, girl and boy who have done the most for the school, are most interested in the debate taking place between Joan Stanton and Bob Shine. joan and Bob were voted best speakers by their classmates. Lower center: Musical talent in the Fresh- man class comes in pairs. Carolyn DeVore and Allen Steere, best girl and boy musicians, dis- play their talents to Evilou North and Chris Parrott, most perfect lady and gentleman. Chris also won the titles of boy with the best per- sonality and best boy athlete. Lower left: What a revolting development this is, says Gene Jacobs, class clown, as Cami fr Spaw, class clown, and Sandra Dolson, best girl athlete, prepare to cart him away. Lower middle: Studies come first with this Archer twosome. jim Carter and Ellen Beatty, girl and boy most likely to succeed, find study- ing an interesting challenge. Lower right: Just one minute now, says Sheri DeYoung, cutest girl, to Carl johnson, most handsome boy. Sheri also won the title of girl with the best personality. 42 Firrt Row Richard Adamonis Linda Adams Max Allen Larry Allen Ron Allen Second Row Linda Amos Carol Abramson Bob Anderson Marcia Anderson Third Row Judy Ashman Patty Jane Arnett Brenda Arnold Connie Arnold Alice Ashton Diane Aubrey Fourth Row Anita Baron Nancy Bain Steve Banet Donna Barnes Bill Batchelder Ellen Beatty Fifth Row Marsha Bechtold Bob Bechert Ronald Becker Bonnie Bender George Bennett Ross Alan Binkley Sixth Row Elaine Biddle john Biteman Reynold Bly Sharron Bohlender Ronald Bollinger Betsy Bowman Seventh Row Bonnie Brenn Bob Bradfield Ronald Brateman Bill Branning Sharon Bricker Pamela Brown fjighth Row Marilyn Budd Louise Brown Linda Brubaker David Briggs Chuck Burlage Steve Burton Ninth Row John Byer Trudy Beth Bachmann Ronald Buesking Rickey Busch Valerie Callahan Sally Capps Tenth Row Sharon Carrel Steve Carr jim Carter Marsha Chaney Judy Chapman john Chenoweth Larry Christman Ellen Crowder Mary Collins First Row Christine Coul ISI' Phyllis Cozmas Karen Curley S econd R ow Becky Davis Nancy DeBrular Diane DeVincent Carolyn DeVore Jim Dawson Connie Denis Third R 0 Ll! Sally Dill Sandie Dernier Kay Dickerson David Dill Marcia Disler Sandy Ditton Fourth Row Sandra Dolson Molly Dixon Richard Dobson Barbara Dollarhire Sylvia Ehrman Don Eisenacher Judy Eisenhur Judy English Joan Erck Fifth Row Ann Erickson Janelle Erwin Mary Jane Fawley Diane Fehman Tom Felger Joel Felrenberger Sixth Row Jill Fieger Ruth Finrow Judy Fisher Sandra Fisher Seventh Row Michele Flaig Virginia Flagg Dave Flaig Judy Follis Mary Follis Bruce Foltz Eighth Row Jim Freeman Connie Franz Paul Freehill Richard Fromm Diane Frump Ninth Row Cynthia Gale John Gear Jim Gearharr Kaylene Geberr Susan Getty Nancy Gift Tenth Row Ann Golden Dennis Graham Jim Grihin Robert Griffiths Joe Gusti Dian n e Gall Toni Halley Jerolyn Holliday Jerri Hanchar Firft Row Rozann Hancher Cindy Hart Marjorie Mar Second Row Kathleen Hensch Bob Hendrick Havens ilyn Hayden Sandra Hearn Bill Heathman sen Heidy Hess Rita Hessert Jim Hill Sue Hiller Third Row Mimi Hinman Dick Hirschberg Mary Ellen Hite Eric Fourth Row Becky Hostetler Bill Houk Hoekstra Diane Hoppas Susan Horth Kay Huffman Steve Huffman Fifth Row Gene Jacobs Jane Hunter Diane Irmscher Barbara Jacquay David Katzenmaier Georgia Keener Sixth Row Carolyn Kirchner Diane Kimble Kent Keller Kenneth Kennedy Jim King Janice King Seventh Row Judy Koch Sheri Koch Sharon K Sand Eighth Row Bette Lamley Charlene Laub Susan Lee Ronald King Richard Koch rakower ra Kunkel Pat LaLone Jane Ladig ascher Victor Lewandowski Ninth R ow Kenneth Long Carol Lewis Sue Lewis Sharon Longenberger Kenneth Lowden Judy Tenth Row Ellen McCarron Ed McClure Lynn Bud Lucas Dennis McBroom Patty McCoy Neil McCoy Karen McCrome Sondra McKee Fiidrt Row Bruce McKinney Tom McMahan john McMillen Linda McNeal Lesley Malone Second Row Barbara Markiton Janet Markley Jenny Manth Steve Marshall David Martin Ruby Martin Third Row jan Martindale Carolyn Martin Marilynn Masters Steve Matthias Alfred Mayle Steve Meckstroth Fonflh Row Gretchen Meister Mary Meily Marcia Melching Margie Mercer Diane Meyer Bill Meyer Fifth Row Sally Mieras Sandy Miller Linda Meyers Don Miller K Sixth Row Linda Moody Dave Morell Maril atherine Misegades Rosalind Miser yn Miner Marti Morell Kathy Moore Joan Mueller Seventh Row Fred Musser Robert Neff Carolyn Murphy Lynn Neiman Don Nelson John Nickels Eighth Row Nancy Noyer Tom Ogles Evilou North Gary Overmeyer Charles Paillie Ninth Row Kenneth Pattee Marie Paulson Lucille Palevich Chris Parrott Marilyn Pease Marcel Perrey Tenth Row Sue Phillips john Pierce Nancy Pfeiffer Sue Pfeifer Dixie Piercy Carolyn Pio Robert Pio Annette Plesniak Fmt Row Ann Plogsterth Frederick Plothe Steve Pohl Second Row Steve Pribble Marilyn Porter Melodie Potts Donna Preston Martha Price Gregory Price Shin! Row Allen Rainbolt Mary Ralston Bob Ramage Phyllis Redding Stan Redding Darlene Reid Fourth Row Dean Rice joe Rice Jody Reiff Kenneth Relue Laura Rhodes Kenneth Rice Fifth Row Susan Ringenberg Carolyn Ripple Bonnie Riskas Bob Rodocker Stephanie Roe Karen Roehm Sixth R 0 w Sue Rousseau joan Rothchild Joyce Rothgeb Robert Ross Ellen Rudasky Joan Sachs Seventh R ow Gordon Lee Samra Nancy Sanders Ed Sarver Michael Seaman Edward Schaefer Tom Schaefer Eighth Row Laura Schaefer Jean Ann Schott Bonnie Schug David Schwalm Barbara Seeley Mike Selzer N inlh R ow Kay Sheean Bob Shine jon Shopolf Allan Showalter Sandra Sieber Carolyn Sievers Tenth Row Jim Smith Larry Sievert Linda Silverman Susan Slick Harry Smith Elaine Snow Herb Somers Linda Diane Spencer Susan Springer Firft Row Shirley Stahlhut Don Stalter Joan Stanton Sandra Starke Susan Stauffer Second Row Allen Steere John Stein Pamela Stech Elana Stepanek William Stellhorn Phillip Stettner Third Row Halley Stout Jerry Stout Elizabeth Stone Sharon Stout Bonnie Strutz Robert Suhr Fourth Row Suellen Maxson Nancy Swain Judy Sutter Yvonne Swartz Nancy Tagtmeyer Marilyn Taylor Fifth Row Steve Tharp Arthur Templar Todd Thompson Sandy Thorn Marlene Timma David Timma Sixth Row Sharon Todd Marijane Tobey Debbie Tourkow George Townsend Emily Traylor Margaret Tsuleff Seventh Row Nancy Vanderford Dennis Vebert James Vanderford Linda Vollmer Terry Van Blaricom Eighth Row Diane Watson Pamela Ward John Von Gunten James Vanderford Judy Weddle Mari Ninth Row Dave Welte Tom Wenner anne Weiss Steve Weiss Janice Welborn Edee White Nancy Whipple Tenth Row Nadine Wilson Jack Winder Judy Wilburn John Will-is Karol Wise Juanita Wonderly Patricia Worsham Penny Yore k with-fi CWD - 4 'fo .f , 5, First Row Gerald Zehender Rony Zigler Dave Zimmerman Jerry Zinn Dave Zuber Alan David Second Row Jeanne Davis Carol Druart Jim Dumas Judy Dunlap Michael Durnell Bella Dyson Third Row Carol Hofer Dave Smith Upper left: Bill Alfeld takes time out to glance at the camera while industrious- ly studying in the study hall. Upper middle left: Stan Redding is giving his O.K. to some copy being typed by Sue Horth. Lower middle left: The camera catches some lively expressions of 36 Workshop members. Lower left: Bill Vesey and Fred Van Fossen concoct a formula with which to blow up the school! Upper right: Freddie never had as much attention as these girls give him in Miss Edith Crowes health class. Middle right: Mr. Gernand explains a hard problem to jerry Clayton, Debbie Fellers, and Sharon Krakower. Lower rigbz: Mrs. Grace Welty makes sure that each Latin student is spending his study time wisely. Backrtretclo Skating around the backstretch are the capable olhcers of the sophomore class, Dick McGaw, secre- tary, Mrs. Darby, class adviser, Dick Rothberg, social council, Janet Lawry, Social Council, Phil Carson, president, Merle Baldwin, chairman of the social council, and Ken Howe, vice-president. Mr. Cramer, also a class adviser, was absent. Phil Carson, best speaker, can't get a word in edge- wise as Wendell Eicher, best musician, strikes up a tune for Margo Dixon and Bill Lentz, voted the best dancers in their class. Giving a perfect haircut to the most perfect gentleman, Dan Tritch, are Katie McGee and Ken Howe, class clowns. Ken was also voted boy with the best personality. Gus Wade and Sharon Probst add their services as cutest couple. Ready for the tipolf are George Griffin and Barb Brown, voted best boy and girl athletes. Barb Wal- lace, cutest girl, and Dick McGaw, most handsome boy, look on while john Hillman, boy most likely to succeed, throws up the puck. Playing secretary to Dick Rothberg, boy most likely to succeed, are Janet Lawry, most perfect lady, and Merle Baldwin, best musician and girl who has done most for the school. janet and Merle also tied for the girl with the best personality. 50 Firrt Row Joyce Abbott Steve Adair Virginia Adkison Second Row Nick Arnold Bonnie Allen Dave Anderson Iva Anspach Tomma Arnold Rurh Ashton Third Row Nancy Baltes Barbara Bailey Jim Baker Merle Baldwin Cary Baron Dave Barrett Fourth Row Stephen Bash Marjorie Bauer Dianne Beams Susan Bechtold Carol Beghtel Sandy Benz Allan Berk Bruce Berlien Bill Berning Fifth Row Dan Bill Dave Bishop Sue Blaising Ronald Bogan Bethany Bond Sharol Booth Sixth Row David Bosselmann Emmit Bowen Mike Boyer S enenth Row Kathy Bricker Joyce Brittenham Barbara Brown Larry Buckmaster Marilyn Bugg Paul Eighth Row Dick Carnp Bultemeier Richard Butzow Richard Byers Nancy Cahalan Patrick Campbell Ron Ninth Row Bruce Chaney Carlo Phil Carson Suzi Carto Charles Cary Mike Chaney Anna Mae Chen Tenth Row Bob Colburn Mike Church Marry Clark Chuck Clifton Tom Cooper Keith Correll Eugene Cox Roberta Crosby Sandy Crouch Fiidrt Row Richard Dailey Sam DeHaven Carol Dehnert Nick Demetre Barb Second Row Margo Dixon Carol Downhour ara Dennis Ted Dibert Brenda Dugger Don Harmon Judith Dye Third Row Janet Ealing Marcia Eaton Jim Edwards Wendell Joyce Eads Eicher Carol Eisenacher Fonilh Row Dorothy Ertel Judith Estlick Jerry Everett Richard Erb Bertha Ann Fackler Janie Favorite Fifth Row Bessie Ferguson Steve Feustal Julie Favorite Carole Fischer Jack Fitzgerald Ron Sixth Row Danny Flynn Bob Foltz Pat Forehand Judith Fr Flickinger Allan Flowers anklin Barb Frederick Seventh Row Sharon Friedman Lynn Gall Sandy Friebus Phillip Gallrneier Judy Garrison Shar Eighth Row Gertrude Girardot Ken Gerke Jane Glass on Gel:-hard Geraldine Geller Patricia Glass Phillip Glick Ninth Row Bing Gilardi Harold Girardot Ken Golden Robert Gifford Lynne Golden Georgia Gomez Tenlh Row Nancy Gooden Patricia Goyer Karen Good George Grifhns Sandra Grodrian Dave Groves Eugene Guenther Firft Row Marsha Gripe Steve Haifley Carole Hammond Bill S ecomi Row Jerry Havener Harader Pat Harmeyer Bonnie Hathaway Keith Henninger Dave Hickman Kenny Hike Third Row Pegeen Horth Penny Hunt Fran Hoffman Jan Hoover Darlene Hutchinson Richard Hutchinson Fourth Row Jim Jackson Lee Jackson Melanie Ireland John Irmscher Nancy Jones Phil Fifth Row Kay Keilfer Janice Kessler Jones Sondra Kaade Louis Karbach Nelson Kimball Bob Sixth Row Sieve Koos Patty Krebs King Marsha Klaehn Janice Koch Judith Krominker Sharon Lake Seventh Row Janet Lawry Kathy Lee Carol Lallow Max Lane Steve Leininger Gary Leips Eighth Row Larry Levy Janet Long Charles Leopold Lois Levine Steve Longenberger Tom Ninth Row Martha McChesney Sally McCrory Beth Ann Jack Tenth Row Peggy Markiton Lowenhar Frank Lude Marian McCallister McDowell Macy Dorothy Major Peggy Markin Connie Marquart Su Ann Marvin Carl Mathias Susan Mayer Gene Menze Firrt Row Elaine Meyer Steve Meyers Daniel Miller Nick Miller Ward Miller Mike Millikan S econti Row Jim Mills Louise Misegades Third Ro Max Moore Ron Moring Richard Moser Win Moses ll! Pat Motter Barbara Nahrwold Bonnie Nahrwold Linda Niblick Joan Novitsky Dan O'Bryant Fonrth Row Jim Olinske Nancy Ormsby Grant Osborne Carole Oxenrider Susan Parady Bob Parquet Fifth Row Sandy Parrott Diane Patrick Robert Pfundstein Betty Jean Pherson Neil Pierce Linda Pierson Sixth Row George P ifer Marianne Pinkham Larry Platz Sharon Possell Beverly Potts Carol Purdy Seventh Row Jerry Putt Kate Rastetter Eighth R Judy Rip Bob Karen Reddy Dave Redmond Martha Reiff Laura Rernmert ow ing Robinson Helen Robinson Judy Robinson Margaret Rogers Joyce Rondot Ninth Row Wendell Rose Dick Rothberg Sandra Russell Nancy Ryan Carol Salaka Steve Sappenfield Tenth Rm Sue Sappenfxeld Jane Saylor Paul Schoppman Darlene Schrader Beverly Schreen Sandra Schug Firft Row Tom Schwartz Rodka Shady Nancy Sheefel Vicki Sheldon Bernice Sherman John Slick Second Row i Sandy Smead Susan Smethers Doug Smith Sharon Smith Shelby Smith Mary Ann Soles Third Row Jim Speck Kathie Sosinski Loren Stanski Sue Ann Stafford Robert Steinbauer Sandy Stults Fottrth Row Carol Szink Janet Terry Bob Thompson Linda Tomson Gerry Traxler Max Van Fossen Fifth Row Susan Van Fossen Caryl Van Ranst Ted Von Gunten Nancy Walker Joy Walling Don Walters Sixth Row Judith Weber Linda Wehrmeister Byron White Tom Wible Jean Wietfeldt Trudy Willey Seventh Row Ada Lee Williams Gary Wilson Eddie Windmiller Jack Wise Anne Witte Linda Wolf Eighth Row Sharon Zelt Left: Margo Dixon is caught in the act of stealing an insert for her Times. Upper right: Where's my name? Kathi Sosinski and Janet Lawry check the Hi-Y directory list. Lower right: Sandra Landree shows Barb Frederick and Merle Baldwin how to adjust her compass. A , hem -url, Sky I X E. 3 fm A i ?f rf gi: is ik S , 'D 'N'ee--Q--. Ve. .......... 'Va ' W 1 A -2-,Ss x M . . M, f s M mx Q ef A: 729, 5291, f . , My kgs fy, Homertretcla Upper right: Leading the Junior class up the ladder of success are the class officers and sponsors, left to right, top: Bob Mann, social council: Jerry George, vice-president, Hoy McConnell, secretary: Bill Meyer, chairman social councilg front row: Mr. Applegate, sponsor, Carol Lockwood, social councilg Tom Bolyard, president, janet Hicks, social council, Mrs. Evlyn Spray, sponsor. Upper left: Sneaking into the Archer Derby? Tom Bol- yard, best boy athlete, is helping Larry Brown, class clown, over the top while Kathy Dunigan, class clown, and Susie Rothert, best girl athlete, wait their turn. Upper miclclle: Selling hot dogs at the derby are Mike Sim- mons, boy most likely to succeed, and Hoy McConnell, boy who has done the most for the school. Sharon Ruhl, girl most likely to succeed, and janet Hicks, girl who has done the most for the school, are helping them. Lower miflflle: Mickey McClead, best musician, and Beth Rankin, M.C. of the Derby Dance, enjoy some fun with Judy Walter and Dick Tipton, best dancers. Lower left: Taking time out between races are Bob Mann, most perfect gentleman: Patti Arnold, most perfect lady, and Susie Starr and Tom Graham, cutest couple. Lower righz: Margo Martindale is being awarded a trophy by handsome Al Eitman for winning the Beauty Sweepstakes, jerry George, boy with personality plus, is taking pictures of the event and is assisted by Carol Lockwood, the girl with the best personality. am E. Firrt Row Gregory Avdakov Nancy Bailey Carol Bass Second R Judy Bastian Bonnie Baughman Linda Baughman 0111 Dick Baxter Suzanne Beard Gerald Beauchamp Sheila Bechtold Robert Bickel Barbara Bloom Third Row Virginia Bovey Sharon Bower Craig Bradley Delores Bragg Sharon Brenizer Don Campbell Fourth Row Linda Caviezel Shelba Cox David Crapo Susan Crawford Gene Crum Ann Cupp F ifth R ow Patricia Davis Milli e Demetre Don Denis Janet Derheimer Lionel Dickey Ruth Dill Sixth Row Carolyn Dinius Mary Lou Disler Patrick Doherty Ed Dollar James Drummond Dave Dunstone Seventh Row Vallory E ckrote Susie Ehrman Allan Eitman David Engle Beverly Englemann Tom Esterline Eighth Row Ruth Ann Farlow Criss ie Ferguson Joyce Flaugh Marie Fletter Tom Fountain jerry Fritz Ninth Row Don Frump jane Gall Janet Gareiss Steve A. Gaskill Steve C. Gaskill Michael Gilsdorf Tenth Row Tom Graham Albert Grube Joan Goshert julie Gustin Mary Kay Hall Wayne Harlan F int R ow Edwin Hartman Pam Havlin Jackie Hawk Second Row Judy Hawk Donna Heingarrner Gay Heller john Hendricksen Cheri Henry Jeanne Hesserr Third Row Clark Hiler Ron Heymann Nancy Hickman Janet Hicks Maria Hilsmier Sara Hindman F onrth Row Alice Houk Susie Holmes jim Hood Stanley Hoover Sharon Hubbell Jane Hutchens Fifth R ow Harry Kaehr Patricia lgney Eugene Jahn Helen Kachiamenis john Kayser Nancy Keck Sixth Row Roger Kerr Bob Keegan Ann Keirns Carol Kenner Sharon Kidwell Tom Kierspe Seventh Row jane Koegel Lonnie Kimble Carol Klaehn Sharon Klopfenstein Mary Lou Koehler Ron Kolkman Eighth Row Don Kern Gene Kraus Kay Kreachbaum Susan Kuroski Bonnie Lane Marsha Lansdowne Ninth Row Annabelle Lasch Jack Lehman Janice Leist Barbara Lewandowski Linda LaRue Joan Littlejohn Tenth Row Carol Lockwood Dick Lunz Peg McAllister Mickey McClead Richard McClure Hoy McConnell jack McCormick Peggy McCoy Bob Landis Firrt Row Sue McMurtry Robert Mann Margo Martindale Allen Meredith Diane Mertens Lois Meyer Second Row Barbara Miller Sara Lou Miller Martha Milnor Barbara Miser Janis Mitchell Colleen Mossburg Third Row Joan Motley Gordon Myers Larry Mundt Phil Norman Judy N ovitsky Gerald Olinski Fourth Row Judy Ormsby Rex Patterson Dennis Payne Judy Pfeiffer Carl Pliett Jan Pollom Fifth Row Genie Porter Charles Putt Judy Ramey Priscilla Ratican Dian Sixth Row Mary Sue Robertson Tom Robinson Louisa Ross ne Reiff John Richardson Susie Rothert Stanley Rupnow Janet Rupp Seventh Row Sharon Schlamersdorf Robert Schmitz Sue Schrader Kathy Schwalm Marilyn Sexton Eighth Row Anne Sherbondy Michael Simmons Robert Simmo John Shannahan ns Bill Skimos Melv Ninth Row Neil Snyder Vickie Spaw in Smith Steve Smith Phyllis Springer Kitty Stevens Lynne Stewart Marcia Stirn Tenth Row Bob Stone Ed Storck Richard Tagtmeyer Judith Di Judy ane Thompson Thompson Carol Timma First Row Richard Tipton Linda Tobey Marvin Todd Steven E. Tracey Harvey Trees jan Tschantz Second Row Virginia Tsulelf Don Uetrecht Bill Van Buskirk Linda Vanderford Keith Vlot Richard Waggoner Third Row Jack Waite Keith Waldrop Patricia Watson Alice Weddle Fran Whitbread Marylin Williams Fourth Row Arthur Wilson David Wilson Steven Wolf Jack Young Marilee Young Steve Zimmerman Upper left: Bob Simmons shows Nick Roembke his explanation to a compli- cated math problem. Middle left: An underclassman goes through the yearly tradition of getting his picture taken. Lower left: Junior art students try their hand at chalk drawing. Upper right: Future seamstresses learn the fundamentals of sewing a straight seam and pinning a straight hem. Middle right: Ruth Ann Farlow shows her speech Class the Japanese shoes she wore while performing in a Civic Theater play. Lower right: juniors applaud one of the many speeches which characterized our basketball pep sessions. M mm, Ofjkial Starter R. Nelson Snider, our principal, starts our race and guides us onward over many rough spots so that we may enter bigger and more important races beyond South Side. Here, he informs some students about the rules of the game and of the trophies that can be Won. 62 Ring General Aaron T. Lindley, our city school superintendent, oversees our Whole race and makes sure that We make steady advance- ments. He makes it clear to us that we play an important part in the vital organization of the Fort Wayne Community School Sys- tem. He points out that our com- munity is depending on us to be winners and leaders in our own special fields. Veterinarian Pauline Van Gorder, Dean of Girls, heals our wounds by helping us improve our characters and personalities, thereby aiding us to reach higher goals. Head Trainer Ora Davis, our guidance director, helps us choose our future college and business careers by suggesting training materials, offering us as- sistance in finding our special fields, and helping us build better foundations for our lives. Stenfareir Frances Stobaugh and Charlene Elder do an excellent job of keeping track of the entries and handling our winnings at the track. 63 Fin! Row WILLIAM APPLEGATE . . . English, 36 Workshop, Junior Class Adviser MISS VIRGINIA AYERS . . . Business, Safety Council JOHN F. ARNOLD . . . Social Studies, Junior Red Cross Second Row MRS. RUTH BERKES . . . English STEPHEN BERG . . . Social Studies, Boys Rifle Club CHARLES BILLIARD . . . Head of English Department Third Row IjACK BOBAY . . . Industrial Arts ,MISS HELEN BURR . . . English RICHARD BUSSARD . . . Physics Foiirzfb Row LOWELL COATS . . . English GEORGE COLLYER . . . Social Studies, Track and Cross Country Coach MISS NELI. COVALT . . . Business Fifth Row DAVID CRAMER , . . Mathematics, Sophomore Class Adviser MISS EDITH CROWE . . . Health MISS MARY CROWE . . . Social Studies Sixth Row MRS. DONNA JEAN DARBY . . . English, 36 Workshop, Sophomore Class Adviser ROBERT DAVIS . . . Chemistry MISS MABEL FORTNEY . . . Mathematics, Booster Club Seventh Row MARION FEASEL . . . Social Studies MRS. RUTH FLECK . . . Art, Art Club ROBERT DRUMMOND . . . Instrumental Music Director, Ma jorettes, Golf Coach 64 Studying . . . Bedecked in loud tie, Mr. Feasel explains the rise and fall of the Chi- nese civilization to avid listeners. Though the picture is tilted, such a detailed explanation straightens it out. Mrs. Darby explains the com- ponents of a simple sentence to Marilyn Budd, Jerry Lagemann, and Dave Morell. Their interest seems to open the door to a world of com- mas, verbs and expletives! Mr. Gersmehl's English class en- joys a day of audience participation. Here the class takes turns reciting on the structional make-up of the novel. With outside research and personal comments raging full force, Mr. Gersmehl doesn't get a word in edgewise. Miss Covalt makes sure that none of her typing students peeks at the keys. These loyal pupils seem to have mastered the art of correct typing. Fin! Row RUSSELL FURST . . . Business RONALD GERSMEHL . . . English ROBERT GERNAND . . . Mathematics, Head Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach Second Row WARD O. GILBERT . . . Chemistry, Head of Science De- partment WILLIAM GEYER . . . Health, Physical Education, Fresh- man Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach M1sS JEAN GOEBEL . . . Home Economics, Vesta Third Row MISS ROWENA HARVEY . . . journalism, ISOO Club, Quill 84 Scroll, Director of Publications, Booster Club MISS MARY GRAHAM . . . English, Senior Class Adviser MRS. MYRTLE GRIMSHAW . . . Spanish Fourth Row MRS. MARCIA HAYS . . . English, USA Club MAX HAUK . . . Science A EVERETT HAVENS . . . Commerce, Tennis Coach Fifth Row FRED HELLMAN . . . Latin WARREN HoovER . . . Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach ALBERT HEINE . . . Biology Sixth Row Miss KAREN KEEFER . . . English, French LESTER HOSTETLER . . . Vocal Music Director ROBERT JOHNSON . . . Art Seventh Row MARVEY KNIGGE . . . English, 56 Workshop MISS BARBARA LEIF . . . Home Economics MRS. ALICE KEEGAN . . . Physical Education, GAA, Advanced Tumbling 66 i Doing . . Science is not a lost art to these students. joe Harper, Margie Mer- cer, and Chris Parrott solve equa- tions in Mr. Gernand's Algebra 1 class. By the satisfied look from Mr. Gernand, they must be doing the problems correctly. Mr. Knigge lends a helping hand to Geri Geller on her theme. His ruffled hair must mean a run-on sen- tence that needs patching up. With his authoritative aid, no wonder she received an A! The seamstresses in Miss Goebel's Home Economics l, period 7 class are having fun doing a variety of projects. With the aid of measur- ing tape, needle, and thread, are the girls producing the Chemise look? l 67 ww -In-M- 'W' Q F int R 0 10 MRS. MILDRED LUSE . . . Mathematics, Math-Science, Girls' RiHe Club MRS. MARGARET MACKAY . . . Latin JAKE MCCLURE . . . Social Studies, Senior Class Adviser Second Row CLAIR C. MoTz . . . Physical Education, Intramural Di- 1'6CfOl' JACK MOREY . . . English, 56 Workshop, Director of Senior Play MISS LUCY MELLEN . . . Home Economics, Director of Cafeteria Third Row E. H. MURCH . . . Head of Business Department CLARENCE MURRAY . . . Industrial Arts MISS LUCY OSBORNE . . . English, 36 Workshop Fourth Rout MISS SUSEN PECK . . . English, Meterites CLYDE PEIRCE . . . Social Studies MISS OLIVE PERKINS . . . French, So-Si-Y Fifth Row Miss HELEN POHLMEYER . . . Physical Education, GAA, Modern Dance THOMAS POLITE . . . Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club ROBERT PETTY . . . Mathematics Sixth Row RAYMOND QUANCE . . . Industrial Arts, Cheerleading Miss WILLODEEN PRICE . . . Librarian, Library Club Miss PEARL REHORS1 '... Home Economics Seventh Row MISS MARY EDITH REIFF . . . Latin DONALD REICHERT . . . Social Studies, Head Basketball Coach PAUL SIDELL . . . Head of Mathematics Department, Math-Science Leelrning . . Upper right: Barbara Dicker helps her classmates learn another language as she recites her French lesson in Miss Olive Perkins, class. As French 1 students, these pupils spend most of their time learning vocabulary lists. Middle right: Sophomore stu- dents enter a new world when they enter geometry class for the first time. Lines and angles are of great importance to Lynn Gall, who shows Larry Scherschel and Carolyn Holmes that the angle opposite the shorter side of a right triangle is the smallest angle. Lower right: After these boys are graduated from South Side, their knowledge in drafting will assist them in getting jobs. As Carl Stav- reti, Ed Middaugh, and Larry Bailey work industriously, Mr. Polite helps Danny Howe learn a new funda- mental in drafting. 69 Fimlfi Row F. ROLAND SMITH . . . Social Studies GLENN STEBING . . . Drivers Training, Freshman Foot- ball Coach MRS. EVLYN SPRAY . . . English, Development-il Read- ing, Philo, Junior Class Adviser Second Row MRS. FRANCES STUART . . . Study Hall EARL STERNER . . . Latin ROBERT N. STOREY . . . Speech, English, Wranglers Third Row ROBERT XWEBER . . . Botany, Hi-Y, Junior Academy of Science ERNEST WALKER . . . Commerce, Camera Club, Visual Education DON WEAVER . . . Mathematics, Physics, junior Academy of Science Fourth Row JACK E. XWEICKER . . . Social Studies, Know-Your-City MRs. GRACE WELTY . . . Latin LLOYD WHELAN . . . Physical Geography, Math-Science Fifzh Row Miss LUTIE YOUNG . . . Mathematics DORSA YODER . . . Health W. C. WILSON . . . Head of Social Studies Department Loztfer left: Students Work in the study hall to finish their homework for their next period class. vo l Upper left: Mr. Paul Sidell explains his classroom procedure to parents of his students during the PTA Open House. Mlrlclle leffz Mr. William Applegate laughingly obliges Al Beam, Diane Burr, Dick Swager, and Nancy Burton by signing his name in their yearbooks. Lower left: Chaperones and guests for last year's Senior Prom take time out to enjoy refreshments in the cafeteria. Upper right: Look out, Miss Fortney! Wliile she looks at the photographer, Mr. Lester Hostetler steals her doughnut at the Faculty Party. Miclclle right: Mr. Ernest Walker and Mr. Thomas Polite indulge in earnest conversation over their coffee cups during the Faculty Party. Lower right: Mr. Robert Davis listens to Mr. Walker's explanation of his camera while Miss Lucy Osborne and Miss Mildred Luse discuss the Faculty Picnic. 71 Paddock M anagers Coming in for a new day at the track are the paddock managers, left to right, Earl Downey, Gene Royer, Archie Ames, Dwight Williams, Martin Riley, Sr., and Russ Seltenright, top man. Concession Attendants Preparing for the hungry students are the concession attendants, left to right, Mrs. Alice Koehler, Mrs. Mary Watson, Mrs. Edna Hunter, Miss Mabel Billiard, Mrs. Hilda Sellers, and Mrs. Marguerite Hoffman. S Pressmen Looking over the Times for the day are the pressmen, left to right, Elmer Harkenrider, Maurice Forkert, Vern Ireland, jerry Romary, and Frank Reed. 72 Left: Editors .... Lois Root and Nancy Arnold. Lower left: Circulation Managers . . . Joanne Kern and Marina Cielens. Lower right: Class Editors .... Donna Ruble, freshman editor, Donna Ornas, sophomore editor, Susie Brad- ley, junior editor, and Barbara Curtis, senior editor. il Totem Tells of Four- Year Rafe Early last September a group of seniors started to work on the edition of the 1958 Totem. Not until after the last Totem had been distributed in june did our hectic race end. At first we were puzzled by the questions that came to mind, but with the never-ending advice and technical knowledge of Miss Rowena Harvey, our adviser, the help of engravers and printers who smoothed out the rough places, the expert photography which captured stories of our memories, and the students whose circula- tion subscriptions made the '58 Totem possible, these puzzles were soon unraveled. Activity, a dull hum, and a spark of laughter were all 74 found in the Totem office during this year of hard work. Keeping in mind that we had a story to tell and a pic- ture to paint, we pasted, measured, glued, wrote, cut, assembled, and perfected until here it is .... the 1958 edition of your Totem. B Now that it is over and finished, we are glad and proud to say we, the yearbook workers, made this Totem a reality. We give our heartfelt thanks to Miss Harvey, the editors, Lois Root and Nancy Arnold, the students, teachers, printers, engravers, and subscribers for helping us tell your story of l958. The Totem Staff Upper rzghz Joan Simmons and Nancy McCarron art editors Marty Taylor and Kathy Bright events editors Upper left: Bill Piepenbrink, intramural editor, judy Alfeld, girls, sports editor, and Dick Swager, boys' sports editor. Left: Photographers, john Hendricksen, Dick Swager, Mike Gilsdorf, and Dave Seaman, head photographer. ' Lower left: Sharon Sprunger, music editor, Barbara Stanbery and Alice Richard, club editors. Lower right: Office managers Cseatedj Dot Druart, Vivian Plumley, and Judy Chrisrmang Cstandingl Doris Walter, Susie Craig, faculty editor, Judy Holloway, and Nancy Hilsmier. 75 Above: Times General Managers Marilyn Nobles and Nancy Burton Cseatedbg Sally Chapman, Nancy Mc- Carron, Judy Anderson, and Jane Dill Qstandingb listen to a make-up critique by Miss Rowena Harvey, adviser. Janet Hoekstra was absent when the picture was taken. T imer Wins Laurelr For 36 Years Activity in the Times room is never lacking because the capable staff is constantly working on their lirst- class newspaper. Over 150 students, under the super- vision of Miss Harvey, have worked on the staff to produce this honor winning paper. The Times again has received top awards in state and national contests which are the Medalist Rating from the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association, the highest award possible, the Quill and Scroll International Honor Rating, the Typo- graphical Excellence Award, the top one given, and the George H. Gallup Award, given to school papers that hold outstanding records year after year or have given outstanding service to their schools. The Times also won the circulation campaign and cup from Central and North Side in both the fall and spring semesters. Twenty-six seniors on the Times and Totem staffs were elected to Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for high school journalists. They were honored with a banquet and movie on May l5. They are Nancy Arnold, William Boggess, Judy Braddock, Nancy Bur- ton, Sally Chapman, Marina Cielens, Susan Craig, Bar- bara Curtis, Jane Dill, David Fell, Janet Hoekstra, Jo- anne Kern, Jane Korte, Sylvia Lassen, Nancy McCarron, Marilyn Nobles, Donna Ornas, Alice Richard, Lois Root, Philip Shriner, Sharon Sprunger, Richard Swager, Doris Walter, Julia Anderson, Nancy Hilsmier, and Dave Sea- man. Left: CSeatedD Janet Hicks, janet Hoekstra, and Alice Weddle, managing editor, Cstandingb joan Stanton, Crissie Ferguson, Mike Church, and Nancy Bailey, copy staff. Right: jane Litherland and Larry Levy, columnists, compare notes on their weekly columns. 76 Upper left: Sharon Grodrian, girls' sports editor, is Upper rlglzz: Once again the circulation department explaining the essential factors of the business to the won the city circulation cup with the help of Cseatedj boys' sports editor and writers, Phil Shriner, Stan Hoover, Bessie Ferguson, Jocelyn Kopper, circulation manager, Bob Schmitz, Bill Boggess, Dick Swager, Bill Piepen- Merle Baldwin, Cstandingj Caryl VanRanst, Ellen Mc- brink, and Stan Rupnow, intramural editor. Carron, Penny Hunt, and Sue Sappenfield, book heads. Upper left: Happy over business prospects, Barb Upper right: A utypicall' Wednesday evening finds Miser, business manager, discusses pointers with Stan Sylvia Ehrman, Susie Vesey, Barb Frederick, Judy Cra- Redding, assistant advertising manager, and John Rich- mer, Sande Miller, and Sue Horth heartily folding The ardson, advertising manager. Times. Upper left: The Times would not be The Times with- Upper right: Dave Fell, news editor, and Bev Stanton, out Nancy Hilsmier, make-up editor, and Sharon Ruhl, feature editor, check assignments and dig up some new editorial page editor. ideas. 77 Wranglerr Wranglers is a speech club which is under the careful supervision of Mr. Robert Storey. Along with the many other activities the club has, the members may participate in speech contests at Howe Military Academy, New Haven High School, Ball State Teachers' College, Purdue University, and Peru. Upper left: Leading a Wranglers meeting is Presi- dent Susie Craig with the help of Dave Fell, treasurer, Beth Rankin, vice-president, and Ann Werkman, secre- tary. Lower left: Entertaining Wranglers are Nancy Bailey and Janice Mitchell with a pantomime which seems to be a comedy. 78 Serzfzee Club Many tasks are performed by students who offer their free periods to do service work for various teachers. Students receive points for their services, and these points are put toward a Service Club pin. Upper right: Enjoying their service work in study hall are Nancy Reim, Ann Riping, Judy Bastian, and janet Fowler. Lower right: jean Mills is presenting the Randolph Jacobs Service Trophy to this year's deserving winner, Marina Cielens. She is the senior who was picked for the most outstanding service work. fre Academy of Sczenee junior Academy of Science is designed to create and maintain students' interests in science and to provide facilities and guidance for them. This year junior Acad- emy is divided into two sections-Math Section and Biology-Conservation. Mr. Don Weaver advises the Math Section with the help of Mr. Richard Bussardg members discuss mathematics not normally covered in the classroom. Mr. Robert Weber advises the Bio-Con Section, leading members on field trips and in studying dissections of numerous animals. The two clubs join in a combined meeting once a month. Upper left' Cultivating plants in the conservator are - Y Jim Freeman, Tony Takas, and Sharon Ruhl. Lower left: Mike Church attempts to figure out a math problem with the help of Mr. Weber and Mary Lou Koehler. Upper right: Speaking at a Junior Academy meeting is Mr. M. L. Miller, an electrical engineer at the General Electric Company. Middle right: Alice Houk leads a discussion during a math meeting. Attentive members are Bill Stout, Eric Hoekstra, and Donna Barnes. Lower right: Mr. Weaver explains the fifth dimen- sional analogue of the binomial cube to Bob Ault, Dick Rothberg, Bob Simmons, and Greg Avdakov. 79 Meteriter Meterites is the junior literary club advised by Miss Susen Peck. It is open to freshman and sophomore girls who have a B or better average in English. The girls memorize poetry, perform plays, and learn to use their own writing abilities. Upper left: Carol Szink, Marcia Eaton, janet Terry, Nancy Wfoolner, and Barb Frederick and all the rest are absorbed in what the speaker has to say. Middle left: Margie Mercer, Susie Slick, Kate Rastetter, and Judy Cramer enjoy the panel discus- sion led by Penny Hunt. Philo Philo, Meterites' big sister, is under the lead- ership of Mrs. Evlyn Spray. Philo, composed of junior and senior girls, helps encourage literary ability by giving annual awards for poetry and essay writing. The winners' names are engraved on the cup. Lower left: Kathy Schwalm, Sara Lou Miller, judy Anderson, Beth Rankin, Anne Kierns, and Joanne Kern enjoy watching Margo Martindale and Linda Caviezel go through rough initiation of new members. Lower right: Margaret Graham, LouAnn Lucas, and jean Mills display their captivating talent in a Philo play. 80 Hi- Y Hi-Y Club provides an opportunity for boys to build Christian character. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Weber, big events this year with Hi-Y were the Queen of Hearts dance, Best Girl banquet, and a picnic with Philo. Upper right: Judy Walters, Sally Chapman, and Susie Craig are industriously working to help make the Queen of Hearts dance a success. Middle right: John Bennhoff and Mickey Par- rott initiate a new member as Tom Fruechtenicht looks on. Lettermen if The Lettermen's Club is composed of boys who have earned a letter for their participation in sports. The sportsmen, with the help of Mr. Ora Davis, had a number of projects including a dance and banquet. Aroused by the Yuletide spirit, South Side students made an all-time-high collection of canned goods for the needy. Over 10,000 cans were collected or an average of over live cans per student. Lower right: Danny Howe, Bill White, and Jim VaChon discuss a club project while other letter- men lend their advice to the discussion. Lower left: The men of letters grin over the Christmas food collection. USA USA is a Y-Teen Club for freshman and sophomore girls, which helps each girl to grow as a person, to be tolerant of other races, and to grow spiritually. Mrs. Marcia Hays and Miss Lutie Young are USA's advisers. Upper left: Susan Bond, former president of USA, is shown installing the spring oflicers. They are Nancy Ormsby, vice-president, Bev- erly Potts, secretaryg and Jan Hoover, president. Middle left: Swing and Sway with USA. At their record hop given last fall, USA mem- bers got into the swing of things. So-Sr Y So-Si-Y is the big sister of USA. Along with its regular meetings, So-Si-Y has two annual activities. They are the selling of senior name cards and the sponsoring of the Faculty Tea. The club is under the direction of Miss Olive Perkins. Lower left: M-m-m. Doesnit that cake look good, Mr. Applegate? Enjoying themselves at the Faculty Tea are Mr. Applegate, Mr. Snicler, and Miss Fortney. Lower right: Laughing at Mr. Walker's wash- woman are Mary Rose Waul, Sue Spencer, Kay Krause, and Janice Sherman. Mr. Walker gave a Chalk Talk at one of So-Si-Yls meetings. S2 Girly' Kyle Sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Luse and Mr. Clarence Murray, Girls' Rifle Club is open to all who are interested in firearms. The members learn safety and care in using a rifle. Top right: Michele Flaig, Joyce Reynolds, Bev Diffendarfer, and Carol Dehnert are dem- onstrating how to shoot in standing, kneeling, sitting, and lying positions. Middle right: Mr. Murray is helping some of the girls calculate their target scores. Boys' Rfle Boys' RiHe Club, under the leadership of Mr. Stephen Berg and Mr. Robert johnson, is open to those interested in learning the do's and donltis of handling a rifie. The boys gain val- uable practice in shooting. Lower right: Mike Scott, Larry Vanice, and Nathan Roembke give advice on positions to Dieter Hillerbrand, David Welsh, Rex Patter- son, and jerry Leaman as Mr. Berg gives his approval. Lower Zefz: Aiming their rifles at the target on the range in the school basement are Pat Doherty, Mike Scott, Larry Vanice, and Nathan Roembke. 85 VBIIH The name for the home economics club was in- spired by Vesta, the goddess of the home and hearth. Members of this club, under the capable guidance of Miss jean Goebel, learn the finer points of home- making which are both fun and rewarding. Upper left: Mary Ann Pinkham shows Diane Patrick, Judy Garrison, and Barb Dicker how to prepare her favorite dish. Middle left: The new members are playing get- acquainted games at the first spring meeting. Know- Your-City Know-Your-City club members and their able leader Mr. Jack Weicker enjoy learning new facts concerning our fair city. Bottom left: The members seem to be captivated by the discussion on Chief Little Turtle being given by Kathy Schwalm, Mary Sue Robertson, and Patty Brooks. Bottom right: Mrs. Frank Roberts, guest speaker, is telling the early history of the Summit City at a club meeting. 84 Math-Sczence juniors and seniors interested in mathematics or science are eligible to join this club. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Luse, Mr. Lloyd Whe- lan, and Mr. Paul Sidell, meets once a month. Out- standing speakers in the held of math or science talk at the meetings. Upper right Steve Coleman is keeping the sponsors and members happy with ice cream bars after a club meeting. 36 Wmfkrbop 56 Workshop is responsible for finding talent at South Side to use in the assemblies, especially the traditional ones given at Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter. The combined assistance of Miss Lucy Osborne, Mr. William Applegate, Mr. Jack Morey, Mrs. D o n n a D a r b y, and Mr. Marvey Knigge help make this club an interesting one. Middle right: Joanne Kern and Sally Chapman seem to be confused by the sudden on-rush of new members. Lower right: Susie Bradley, secretary, Sally Chapman, second vice-president, Sylvia Lassen, first vice-president, and Bill Boggess, treasurer, listen attentively while Phil Shriner, president, conducts a meeting. Lower left: Jeanie Carroll is getting a 'isneaku preview of Marilyn Dauscher and Rita Hessert at the rehearsal of new members' Talent Show. 85 Safezfy Council Representatives from each of the school clubs and the four classes meet to promote individual, school, and com- munity safety. The advisers are Miss Virginia Ayers and Mr. Glen Stebing. Upper left: Captain Ted Butz is giving the recording book to fall secretary Mary Jo Edwards while fall presi- dent john Bennhoff and club members Viv Plumley and Stan Redding look on. Lower left: Mr. Stebing is making sure that vice- president Robin Allen gives Sam Green's bicycle a thor- ough safety check. 86 Reel Croix The purpose of Junior Red Cross is to help people by learning the Ways of kindness, by caring, sharing, and reaching out to others around the World. The club is ably advised by Mr. John Arnold. Upper right: Mr. Arnold is watching the members Who are cutting out valentines to send to State School children for Valentine's Day. Lower right: Other members are Working on various other projects for needy children. Vzlrual Ea' Throughout the year we see many films shown by the members of Visual Education, who act as operators in their free periods. This club is under the supervision of Mr. Ernest Walker. Upper left: Maria Kowal and Betty Pherson are ex- amining a film while members look on. Lower left: Bill Skimos is setting up a lilm which will be shown to the next class. Camera Club Mr. Ernest Walker, adviser, has guided this organiza- tion through another eventful year. The club, which has its own developing and enlarging equipment, is de- signed to bring students together who are interested in photography and to enable them to exchange ideas. Upper right: Mr. Norman Schroeder is demonstrating the details of using a camera at a club meeting. Lower right: Looking at slides are john Musser, Mike Scott, Tom Donahoo, David Briggs, Gary Wilson, Clar- ence Sanders, and james Tomson. 87 Library Library Club helps its efficient sponsor and manager, Miss Willodeen Price, to carry on Work in the library. The members learn how to check out, shelve, and card books. Upper left: Cindy Hart and Sandy Parrott are check- ing out some books while Carol Bechtol looks on. Lower left: Sue Siebel and Lynn Davies, library service workers, are busily doing research Work. 88 Cyclotrorz South Side is one of the four high schools in the United States which has undertaken the building of a cyclotron. As soon as the cyclotron has been completed, the students and the AEC CAtomic Energy Commissionl will begin work on it. Upper right: Al Manley is testing a part of the un- finished cyclotron while Steve Bash, Don Nelson, and Phil Schultz are conferring in the background. Lower right: Dick Rothberg, Pat Doherty, Bob Gif- ford, and Sue Hiller are taking important notes on the action of the cyclotron. Art Club Sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Fleck, Art Club consists of students interested in art and desiring to work in various media by creating a great appreciation of art. This year members made flannel telephone book covers and Easter cards, using lamination as a method of creating designs on tissue. Upper left: Kay Newell and Jean Mills, 'itypical art members, are blockprinting telephone book covers. Lower left: The fall semester officers Louise Mise- gades, treasurer, Bev Engleman, president, Janice Leist, vice-president, Joyce Flaugh, point recorder, and Anne Plogsterth, secretary, are planning a club meeting. Boomer Clulv What would we do without the Booster Club to sell us refreshments at our basketball and football games? The club takes care of concessions in order to make money for things needed by the school and to provide for the yell leaders, who are a division of the Booster Club. Misses Frances Stobaugh and Mabel Fortney sponsor the concessions branch of the club. Mr. Quance has charge of the yell leaders, and Miss Rowena Harvey is general chairman. Upper right: Industriously counting money are Linda Coker, David Bishop, Cami Spaw, Miss Stobaugh, and Miss Fortney. Lower riglaz: Paul Schoppman, Alice Houk, and Jerry Havener are busy selling candy, potato chips, and ice cream while Judy Holloway supervises. 89 Firnt row: Nancy Ferverda, Janet Fowler, Kay Krause, LouAnn Lucas, Vallory Eckrote, Sally Chapman, Susie Craig, Bar- bara Curtis, Mr. Lester Hostetler, Lois Root, Judy Waltz, Mary Watson, Margo Martindale, Sue Spencer, Susie Bradley, Mary Jo Lindenberg, and Martha Milnor. Second row: Donna Ruble, Judy Alfeld, Sandy Parrett, Beverly Rice, Kathy Bright, Beth Rankin, Carol Colby, Marilyn Williams, Diane Mertens, Carol Lockwood, Barbara Miser, Ann Keirns, Sharon Bower, Susan Flightner, Alice Richard, Jolly Clarkson, Nancy Hickman, Janet Rupp, and Judy Boyer. Third row: Alice Weddle, Judy Bastian, Judy Rumple, Robin Allen, Marilyn Mahler, Martha Pritchard, Jack Lehman, Robert Lee, David Smith, Tom Furney, Don Danklefsen, Loren Stanski, Grant Osborne, Pat Harding, Jane Tonges, Nancy Reim, Betty Wild, Mary Ann Perkins, and Nancy Hilsmier. Fourth row: Doris Walter, Judy Anderson, Tom Fruechtenicht, Bill Boggess, Jack Plummer, Dick Roth- berg, Nick Roembke, Chuck Jellison, John Hendricksen, Phil Shriner, Bob Rice, Don Kern, Eugene Guenther, Robert Stein- bauer, David Fell, Robert Pfundstein, Bill Piepenbrink, Steve Sappenfield, Harriet Stine, and Mary Kay Hall. Choir .... r This has been a memorable year for the choir and Hos. To the relief of all members, new irridescent red formals were pur- chased for the girls and matching bow ties and cummerbunds for the boys. A candy sale helped to raise money for the music department. If some of the members of the department look a little green, it is from eating too many uturtlesl' and fudge pies. Highlighting the outside concerts was the choir's one-hundredth church concert presented at the South Wayne Baptist Church. In addition to church concerts, the choir sang at assemblies, the Senior Reception, and many other school activities. Lower left: What inner sanctum holds this dark horse C the organ! D? Lester Hostetler takes time out from his busy schedule for a few minutes of relaxation. 90 WI Upper left: The junior girls, quartet which sang at many concerts consists of Judy Rum- ple, Barb Miser, Margo Martindale, and Mar- tha Milnor. Upper right: Barb Curtis and Bill Boggess, the choir secretaries, help to plan their busy choir schedule. Middle: Masters of the keyboard are the ac- companists, Mary Ann Perkins and Nancy Hilsmier. Bottom: These top vocalists were chosen to sing in the Madrigal group. Firm! row: Susie Flightner, Sally Chapman, Susie Craig, Barb Curtis, Lois Root, Mary Watson, and Alice Richard. Second row: Nancy Hilsmier, Mary Ann Perkins, Marty Mahler, Nancy Reim, Betty Wild, and Mary Kay Hall. Third row: Bill Boggess, Jack Plummer, Tom Furney, Phil Shriner, Dave Fell, and Bill Piepenbrink. 91 ae as M2 Lower Zefz: The following persons are in the wood- wind section of the symphonic band-Firfz row: Linda McNeal, Helena Kamm, Judy Dunlap, Jerry Boerger, Judy Christman, Mike Gilsdorf, and Sondra McKee, recom! row: Sandy Stults, Sharon Todd, Lynne Gold- man, Cindy Miller, Jim Stewart, Judy Holloway, Judy Eisenhut, Donna Barnes, and Kay MacDanel, third row: Stan Redding, John Musser, Larry McDonald, Allan Flowers, Jim Carter, Jerry Fritz, Janice Sherman, Dick Bemel . . Upper left: Who says no horse play goes on in the instrumental department? Our director, Robert Drum- mond, really showed his colors by helping paint the band room. Get that brush and get going on the painting! This rang through Room 50 all this year. Not only did the walls get painted but also new cabinets and other miscellaneous furniture. Highlighting the agenda for the orchestra were two programs at the Plymouth Congregational Church and a concert in Berne, Indiana. The orchestra personnel also sported new outfits exactly like the choir members' outfits. Besides playing at games, assemblies, and concerts, the band had an unusually large number of pep sessions at which to perform. In addition to these, the band played and marched at the victory celebration after the state basketball tournament. Tipton, Barbara Eggeman, Marsha Bechtold, and Jeanne Hessert. Lower right: Providing the rhythm for the symphonic band are the brass and percussion players-Firfl row: Ronnie King, Byron White, Marvin Todd, Don Walters, Michael McChesney, Sandra Crouch, Susan Parady, and Carolyn DeV0re, fecorrel row: Vaughn Correll, Steve Feustel, Ted VonGunten, George Bennett, Tom Felger, John Shannahan, Dan Oesch, John Wilks, and Jack Young. 92 . Urcheftm Upper right: The members of this tal- ented quintet play a total of eighteen differ- ent instruments. They play the following instruments: Sharon Sprunger, flute, piccolo, bells, piano, alto and soprano recorder, Car- olyn DeVore, violin, marimba, piano, bells, Judy Christman, tenor saxophone, accordian, piano, bells, soprano and tenor recorder, Carol Downhour, oboe, English horn, piano, bells, alto recorder, and Cindy Miller, clari- net, bass clarinet, viola, piano, bells. Lower left: String orchestra-Firrt row: Judy Christ- man, Susan Bond, Janice Ferber, Joan Motley, Judy No- vitsky, Mike Church, Cindy Miller, and Judy English, .recomi row: Judy Cramer, Mary Lou Koehler, Vicki Shel- don, Nancy McCarron, Marylyn Sexton, Gretchen Meis- ter, and Carolyn DeVore, third row: Becky Hostetler, Jane Litherland, Linda Helms, Barb Lewandowski, Ger- aldine Geller, Sheri DeYoung, Nancy Swaim, Joyce Graue, and Bethany Bond, fourth row: Sharon Possell, Alice Houk, Allen Steere, Dick Swager, Larry Skow, Arnold Pierson, Joyce Rothgeb, Shelby Smith, and Carol Purdy. Lower right: These musicians play in symphonic band and also in orchestra--Firyz row: Carol Downhour, Sharon Collins, John Nagel, Tom Cooper, Sue Eisenhut, and Linda Jones, recom! row: Dave Dill, Dick Shock, Dave Seaman, Dave Crapo, Tom McMahan, John Rich- ardson, and Merle Baldwin, third row: Sharon Sprunger, Judy Walter, Bruce Berlien, Bill Stellhorn, Wendell Eicher, Mary Ann Gulley, Nancy Burton, and Bonnie Riskas, fourth row: Mickey McClead, Susan Parady, Judy Garrison, and Fred Richardson. 93 Riding high with our team, the cheerleaders, sup- ported by the yell block, led the fans in many a game this year. Upper left: Varsity cheerleaders are janet Hicks, Claeerleezderr Our majorettes were kept busy marching this year at ball games, parades, and special programs. Lower left: The newly organized junior-senior girls' yell block sported green ties and gloves in the season. 94 Jolly Clarkson, John Hendricksen, Dot Druart, and Donna Ornas. Upper right: Janis Mitchell, Carol Lockwood, janet Lawry, Barb Wallace, and Judy Thompson cheered our reserve team to victory. . Majbretter Lower right: These struttin' fillies examining the ma- jorette flag are senior majorettes Sharon Conrad, jo D'Angelo, Betty Secrist, and junior majorettes Barb Lewandowski and Marcia Stirn. mf. A 5,4 Q Track Manager To Wayne Scott, completing his seventh year as Athletic Director, falls the responsi- bility of scheduling top-Hight teams to oppose Archer squads. For all home contests, Scotty, as he is called by all who know him, must be sure that good officials have been assigned, tickets have been distributed or made ready for sale, programs have been printed, and ushers have been assigned, while for out-of- town games he must see that the teams have eating and lodging accommodations. After he has completed all of the tasks in his always congenial manner, Scotty still finds time to help the coaches build the teams that repre- sent South Side. Smblemen The student managers have the task of handling the some 6,000 pieces of equipment necessary for efficient operation of the Athletic Department. These boys, under the direction of Mr. Robert Petty, keep records of the practice jerseys, pants, shoes, socks, and all of the game equipment for the 150 boys participating on the grid- iron. This routine is also carried on throughout the basketball and track seasons. Besides keeping records for this equipment, the managers must be sure that there is a clean change of practice uniforms each week. Their never-ending job, which started back in August, will not be finished until the middle of june. The managers left to right, John Markiton, Bob Landis, jim Roth, John Hendricksen, Mr. Robert Petty, and Le- Roy Roddel. Schedule: We They Anderson .... O 38 Shortridge . . . 0 33 Central ....... 6 7 North Side ........ 6 19 jackson, Michigan . . . 0 26 Mississinewa . . . . . . . . . 34 O Concordia ..... . . 12 7 New Haven .... . . 13 13 Central Catholic .. 7 19 Gzfzdmen Fmzsb Strong South Side's football team, after nine gruelling weeks against some of the best football teams in the state, finished the 1958 season with a record of two wins six losses, and one tie. After five early-season losses to Ander- son, 38-Og Shortridge, 33-O, Central, 7-6, North Side, 19-6 and Jackson, Mich, 26-0, Comb Robert Gwmmd the Archers fought back to trounce Missis- sinewa 34-0 and beat Concordia 12-7. The New Haven Bulldogs battled the Archers to a 13-13 tie in the final Archer road game, and the Archers came back home to drop a 19-7 decision to City Co-Champion Central Catholic. Although the record may have left something to be desired, the Archers possessed a great deal of talent, especially among the senior players. Carl Stavreti, shown on an end run in the picture at the lower left, led the Archer scoring from his halfback spot and earned himself a spot on the All-City team in his first year of varsity football. Rich Miller, having had a sterling year at fullback for the Archers, was also elected to the honor team after the season closed. Seniors Mickey Parrott, calling the signals, and Phil Shriner, running with Stavreti at halfback, rounded out the all-senior backfield. Most of the Archer line also was made up of seniors with jerry Saylor at a tackle spot, Bill White and Terry Winebrenner at the guards, and Larry Stoner at left end. With the final gun of the season, the other senior starter, jim VaChon, shown in the picture at upper right coming up from his tackle position to stop a North Side back, also completed his last game in an Archer uniform. But, although the absence of these seniors will certainly be felt, Coach Gernand has something to look forward to with Lettermen Steve Smith, Tom Bolyard, Dick Tipton, Dan Tritch, Bill Sutter, Bill Meyer, and Denny Payne, most of whom are shown in the picture at upper left, all returning next year. 97 s YXi.fZ25 3 :WBQQW m'sqNYZfAv1v ? Z Y WWW V - f Q iw, .MQ i?'mmb.,X 4'A YkXM,W ,EX 2z.Ns zzaim' 4.Q xEl Upper left: Bill Meyer cuts around the right end be- Lower left: Bill Meyer breaks loose for one of his hind tremendous blocking to pick up valuable yardage many touchdowns during fhe season' against Central Catholic. Upper right: Letterman Dan Howe and LeRoy Rod- del call out the plays at one of the football games. Mltltlle left: lt took much sweat in practice to turn out a good football team. I Lower rzgbt: South stadium makes a picturesque set- ting for South Sides Friday night football games. 100 Upper left: South Side's tough defense breaks through the Central Catholic line in the final game of the season. Middle left: jirn VaChon throws a key block to spring Rich Miller for a long gain. Lower left: Trackmen Terry Winebrenner, Mike Carr, Ron Bogan, and Sam Green brave the winter snows to get ready for the '58 track season. Upper right: Danny Howe shows his tremendous re- bounding ability by grabbing the ball from Concordia's Bill Harmeyer. Lower right: Dick Miller hands off the baton to Carl Stavreti going into the third leg of the half-mile relay against Central. 101 Upper lefz: Danny Howe and Carl Sravreti show how to grab rebounds in the Central Catholic game. Upper right: The great Archer team is honored at a pep session before Sectionals. Lower left: Tom Bolyard outreaches Bill Harmeyer of Concordia in that hectic final quarter of the Concordia 102 game. Lower middle: Mike McCoy is fouled as he goes up for his favorite jump shor during the Central game. Lower right: Mike McCoy and Ron Wilson rake a breather while time is stopped out on the floor during the Concordia game. Front row, left to right: Dave Fell, Dick McGaw, john Meyerholz, and Steve Gaskillg back row, left to right: Bob Haag, Steve Meyers, John Bennhoff, and Coach Everett Havens. Tenmlr The South Side tennis team, perennially tough, had a great group of boys returning from last year's strong team to carry the ban- ner for South this season. Dick McGaw, number 1 man last season, along with Steve Gaskill, john Meyerholz, Steve Meyers, john Bennhoff, and Dave Fell from last year's squad have already turned in three straight wins over Central Catholic, Marion, and Muncie Central. Coach Everett Havens, with Bob Haag to fall back on, looked forward with confidence to victories over the rest of the teams on the schedule which follows: April 22 Goshen 24 Central Catholic 25 Bluffton 26 Lafayette Doubles Tourney May 1 Central 3 Muncie Burris Invitational 6 Wabash 7 Bluifton 8 North Side 13 Muncie Burris 15 North Side 20 Central 23 Howe Military Front row, left to right: Dave Stewart, John Irmscher, and jack Winder, back row, left to right: Bob LaFever, Tom Graham, Coach Robert T. Drum- Bing Galardi topped the golf team's quali- mondf B108 Galardla and Blu Berning' f in round to o into the 1958 season as Y 8 8 number one man on the Archer team. Coach Robert Drummond can look for- ward to a fine season this year, starting olf the season with the first seven boys shooting below 87 in the qualifying round. Behind Gilardi, who carded an 81, were Bill Berning with an 83, Bob LeFever with an 85, john Irmscher, Tom Graham, and John Biteman with 85's, and Jack Winder and Dave Stewart with 87's. The Archers meet some of the fine teams of this area as the schedule shows. , April 27 Muncie There 30 Garrett There May 1 Decatur There 6 Marion Here 8 Decatur Here 12 Muncie and C.C. Here 13 Garrett and C.C. Here 17 Sectionals 24 State 103 First row, left to right: Lampel, Kern, Schrieffer, Roth, Esterline, Cartwright, Green, Moses, F. VonGunten, Lebrecht, L. Miller, and T. VonGunten, second row: Bazzinett, Carr, H. Collins, Bogan, Arnold, Clifton, Duncan, Fruchey, Leininger, T. Bolyard, VaChon, and Dick Miller, third row: Stults, Eisenacher, Kridler, Somers, Hertel, Hargan, Rainbolt, Tritch, Dan Miller, and Hodgin, fourth row: Dawson, White, Parrott, Duff, Shine, Sievert, Johnson, Shopoff, Bennett, and M. Collins, fifth row: Weinraub, Jacobs, Griffiths, B. Bolyard, Matthias, Banet, Hartman, Gardner, Goyer. Racers The South Side track team for 1958, under the direction of Coach George Collyer, will be trying to add a track championship to the one the basketball boys have already won. Potentially the Archers have a great team. All but two lettermen are returning to carry the baton for the Green this year. Of course the absence of Dave Redding and Chris Stavreti will be felt, but Coach Collyer has a wealth of talent around which to build this yearls team. Rich Miller, already vaulting 12-2 this season, could be a real threat to the defending champion in the pole vault. Carl Stavreti, Dan Howe, and Dick Miller are back from last year's sparkling half-mile relay team. Howe also will be one of the top contenders in the high hurdles as he was last year in the state meet. Miller also has been a top finisher in the shot put. Along with these boys are Tom Bolyard in the half mile, Stavreti in the broad jump, Phil Cartwright in the mile along with Ed Hartman trying to fill Reddingls big shoes, Mel Smith and Joe Roth in the quarter-mile, and many other hopefuls who will be trying to bring home victories this season. Schedule: April 7 Kokomo There 11 North-Central At North 16 Central Catholic Here Z2 Muncie Central Here 24 Concordia Here 26 Kokomo Relays May 1 Central There 3 Lima, Ohio Relays 9 Sectionals At North 16 Regionals Here 24 State Indianapolis First row, left to right: Jim VaChon, Dick Miller, second row: Tom Bolyard, Carl Stavreti, third row: Winheld Moses, Melvin Smith, and fourth row: Fred and Ted VonGunten. 104 First row, left to right: Mike Albersmeyer, Ed Hartman, and Ron Bogang second row, left to right: Phil Cartwright, Jack Esterline, Coach George Collyer, Don Kern, and Sam Green. Pacers The South Side cross-country team, shown in the picture above, had potentially one of the greatest teams in recent years. The harriers, under the watchful eye of Coach George Collyer, pushed forward in the early part of the season to record five straight victories and what looked to be an undefeated season. Led in the early part of the season by junior Ed Hartman, the Green rolled to victories over Concordia 27-30, and over North Side, perennially Sectional champions, also by the score of 27-30. The main factor in the success of this squad was the overall team balance. At no time did any one boy dominate the scene. The boys worked as a unit, and the teamwork led to victories over Central 21-42, Concordia 12-33, and Wabash 23-33. In these three races Sam Green and Phil Cartwright took over to lead the Archers home. In every case, however, Don Kern, Ron Bogan, and Hartman were always close behind. V But these boys, along with jack Esterline and Mike Albersmeyer, who kept interchanging in third and fourth spots, were hit by the Asian Hu after their victory over Wabash. Schedule: Scores: We They Concordia 2 7 30 North Side 2 7 3 0 Central 2 1 42 Concordia 12 3 3 Wabash 2 3 3 3 Central-Kokomo C-57 K-16 S-74 Sectionals Third Place First row, left to right: Joe Roth, Ed Hartman, second row: Sam Green, Phil Cartwright, third row: Rich Miller, Dan Howe, and fourth row: Ken Howe and Bill Lenz. 105 hcl X 991, In his eighth year as the director of the Intramural program here at South is Mr. Clair Motz, who has done a fine job of running the program by devoting all of his spare time to the boys, interests. Capable Mr. Motz has made all the sports enjoyable and interesting for those who participate. I ntwzmuml Trotters The trotting of 1200 feet was heard by the Intra- mural department this year as a new record was set for the participation in the many diHerent sports that are available to all the boys at South. The intramural program at South offers as a result the lifetime friend- ships between the boys who take part in the sports that they like. Sports for all, no one barred, is the intramural slogan. The intramural program gives the boy who is not varsity material an opportunity to compete in his favorite sport. Eighteen sports are available to the boys each year. Among these are basketball, football, baseball, volley- ball, bowling, handball, badminton, golf, and tennis. Of the eighteen sports offered, the average boy par- ticipates in about five different activities every year. Fair competition is one ideal that interests many boys, the three weight divisions that the program offers being one strong phase. Upper right: The Cotton-Pickers were the champions of the lightweight division in football. Front row, left to right, Dave Koch, Jerry Putt, Bill VanAllen, Lee Rice, and Eugene john, back row, Al Meredith, Chuck Putt, and jack Waite. Upper left: The heavyweight football champions, the Terrible Titians, are front row, left to right, Don Dickey, Bill Skimos, Morton Domer, Conan Myers, and Tom Doty, back row, Ron Moring, jack Flaugh, and George Naselaris. Middle left: The hard working I.M. managers are front row, left to right, Bill Anderson, head manager, and Tom Wibleg second row, jon Heavin and Charles Leopold, third row, Wendell Rose and Charles Putt, fourth row, Max Van Fossen and Steve Longenberger. 106 Upper left: Dig those crazy basketball shorts on Phil Shriner! Maybe they helped the Sombiimafus to win the night league basketball championship. First row, left to right, Phil Terrillg john Bennhoff, captaing and Phil Shrinerg second row, Buz Miller, Terry Winebren- ner, Bill White, Gary Anderson, and Bill Hicks. Middle left: Jon Heavin and Phil Jones mix it up in boxing while the rest of the members look on. Lower lefl: In one of the fast and furious volleyball games being played during the lunch hour, the ball is batted over the net. Upper right: Playing doubles in badminton are Phil Jones and Ted VonGunten, background, and jim Allenl dorf and Bill Hauk, foreground. Lower right: Block that shot!', is the cry as Terry Winebrenner tries to stop a shot by Dick Tipton in one of the many basketball games that were played on the intramural schedule. Buz Miller and john Bennhoff watch the action. 107 GAA Gmflamdr To build health and good sportsmanship is the aim of the Girls' Athletic Association. This aim is achieved through par- ticipation in such sports as speedball, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, track, and softball. Tennis, ping pong, and badminton are also offered as special events. The tennis and ping pong champions for this year are Phyllis Nahrwold, left center, and jeanette Lynn, left bottom. For taking part in these activities, the girls receive numerals for 300 points, letters for 1500 points, and pins for 2000 points. A special reward, having her name engraved on the high point plaque, is given to the girl who has accumulated the highest number of points over a four year period. The high point win- ner this year is Phyllis Nahrwold. All the awards were bestowed at the two GAA sports par- ties which were held at the end of the first and second semesters. Besides receiving their awards, the girls had a buffet luncheon and participated in games and relays. The biggest event of the GAA year was the Spring Show which was held March 21. The theme, Around the World, was depicted by the dance classes, who performed to music representative of different countries. All gym and dance classes, as well as members of modern dance, tumbling, and GAA participated. The music was played by Sharon Probst and Sharon Possell. All of these activities and events were accomplished under the careful super- vision of Mrs. Alice Keegan, Miss Helen Pohlmeyer, and the GAA officers, Diane Meyer, Nancy Igney, Phyllis Nahrwold, and Donna Zelt, pictured at top of page. The winners of the different team competitions are pictured on the opposite page. Upperclass basketball winners, upper left, front row: jan Tschantz, Julie Gustin, Bonnie Baughman, Judy Ormsby, Pat Watson, Bonnie Lane, back row: Shelba Cox, Donna Zelt, Jeannette Lynn, Betty Harter, Betty Byrne, Esther Hubbard. Freshman basketball winners, upper right, front row: Susan Ringenberg, Sandy Dolson, Connie Dennis, back row: Karen Allmandinger, Diana Meyer, Al- berta Bonnell, Barbara Markiton. 108 Freshman volleyball winners, middle left, front row: Marilyn Dauscher, Connie Franz, middle row: Nancy Nichols, Sue Merchant, Carol Hofer, back row: Jane Ladig, Sandy Dolson, Linda Vollmer. Upperclass volleyball winners, middle right, first row: Pat Watson, Judy Hawk, middle row: Susan Kuroski, Shelba Cox, Bonnie Lane, back row: Ann Walton, Betty Harter, Jeannette Lynn, Pat Igney. Upperclass speedball winners, lower left, front row: Jan Tschantz, Pat Watson, Shelba Cox, middle row: Jeannette Lynn, Betty Hatter, Susan Kuroski, Pat Igney. Freshman speedball, lower right, front row: Shirley Stahlhut, Sandy Dolson, Carol Hofer, back row: Linda Vollmer, Diana Meyer, Alberta Bonnell. 109 W. lv 5 Top of page: To the music of Terry Themev the modern dance group practices for the Spring Show, March 21. Mirldle left: Members of Mrs. Keegan's dance class perform a Dutch dance portraying a portion of the Spring Show theme, Around the World. 110 Bottom left: Practicing on the trampoline are Karen Randall and Barbara Brown. Mitltlle right: Jan Kessler, jane Glass, and Barbara Brown get into position for the 50-yard dash. Bottom fight: Advanced tumblers develop a new gym- nastic formation. Upper left: Marty Lehman, Brenda Stahl, and Mar- garet Graham decorate the pool for the 1957 Junior Prom, Oriental Moonf' Millolle left: Tom Leonard, Glenda Sharon, Sue Staf- ford, and jim Spuller take time out to talk about their one and only Junior Prom. Lower left: Joan Simmons, Susie Bradley, Mickey Parrott, Don Yaney C'57j, Bev Baylor, Tom Minder, and Rich Miller enjoy refreshments in the cafeteria 114 during the prom. Upper right: This concrete is cold! At the South- North football game, Susie Vesey voices this complaint, along with Bill Vesey and Betsy Dildine, but Caryl Van Ranst is as warm as toast in her beaver coat. Lower right: Mr. Snider presents Miss Harvey the Columbia Scholastic Press Association award for her 35 years of service to the school during the Recognition Day program. Upper left: Nancy Reim, Lou Ann Lucas, Arnold Pierson, Nancy McCarron, Judy Holloway, Doris Walter, Mary Watson, Mary Jo Lindenburg, and Judy Waltz decorate the cafeteria for l'Oriental Moon, the 1957 Junior Prom. Lower left: Harvey Trees and Jack Lehman strike up a song after the Junior Banquet. Upper rlgbi: Sharon Ruhl directs a Times circulation meeting in the study hall. Lower mielalle: Judy Thompson, Beth Rankin, Patti Arnold, and Janet Hicks form a totem pole at the fall Times picnic. Lower right: Bill Boggess feeds his face as other Times workers come and get it.', 115 Upper left: The Senior Choir presents a medley of songs to Seniors and parents at the Senior reception. Middle lefl: Judy Rumple, Barb Miser, Margo Mar- tindale, and Martha Milnor hit the right note at Archers Aweighf' the Junior Banquet. Lower left: Ohh! South Siders cheer their football team in the thrilling game with Central. Middle: Mickey Parrott has reason to whistle a happy tune while dancing with Susie Bradley-he's the king of 116 Lettermen's dance. Upper right: Feminine chatter has Hos scratching his head While Harriet Stine looks on dubiously after the choir has sung at Open House. Middle right: Gathered for a family portrait are members of the Christmas Assembly. CNote the dolly's dirty feet.D Lower right: Mr. Sterner casts an argumentative look Mr. Applegatels Way at the S0-Si-Y faculty tea. Upper left: Another home run! The girls hold their lead in the semi-annual baseball game at the Times spring picnic. Miflvlle left: John Hendricksen and Judy Walters improvise a dance back stage after the Junior Banquet at St. johns Evangelical and Reformed Church. Lower left: Crissie Ferguson, Judy Thompson, Nancy Bailey, Beth Rankin, and Maria Hilsmier give Dave Sea- man a had time at the Times spring picnic. Upper right: South Sidels gonna, rise again! jubilant Archers cheer at the close of the South-Central game as their team scores a touchdown. Middle right: Archers toast to their good health at the Times picnic. Lower right: Don Kern, John Hendricksen, and Bob Rice entertain the juniors at Anchors Aweighfl their junior Banquet. 117 Upper left: The semi-annual locker cleanup is no laughing matter for Mary Sue Robertson even though Judy Rumple thinks the situation is funny. Lower left: Twisting Dick Swager's arm in the band- room are Dave Seaman and Judy Walters. Upper right: Pass the popcorn! Merle Baldwin seems to be enjoying her half-time snack during the South- Central football game. 118 Lower right: Mr. Applegate opens his records to re- veal the truth to mothers of his homeroom students during Back to School Night. Looking on are Mrs. Eugene Bennhoff, Mrs. Charles Burton, and Mrs. Lowell Arnold. Center: Julie Swygart, Barb Showalter, Lillian Fuller, and Joyce Wfearley discuss the busy first week at school. Upper left: Mr. Davis, Phil Shriner, and Bill Boggess explain the first day procedure to the mid-term freshmen in the study hall during the Open House Day for fresh- men. Middle left: Cupid has crowned Susie Bradley queen at Hi-Y's Queen of Hearts dance. Those chosen as her court are Sally Chapman, Jolly Clarkson, Marcia Steere, and Donna Ornas. Lower left: C'mon, yell! Donna Ornas leads South Side fans in a cheer. Upper right: Mr. Hostetler instructs Lois Root, who is interviewing the Hilltoppers before their 1957 spring program. Middle right: Judy Anderson and Stan Redding enjoy a chuckle at Mickey Parrott's expense after the Christ- mas Assembly. Lower right: Carol Lockwood, a part of the talent show for the 1957 Sophomore Party, poses for pleased photographers after the occasion, 119 Upper left: New freshman girls listen to Miss Har- vey's explanation of the Times room while upperclass- men fold papers. Middle left: Fifth period finds the gym filled with studious QPD Archers. Lower left: Couples in the Christmas Assembly rep- resent types of winter fun. Upper right: Strolling down the street are third 120 period Totem service workers. CPickpocketing, johnny?j Middle right: Swabbing the deck during the 1957 Junior Banquet Talent Show are Carol Lockwood and Judy Walter. Lower right: Recognition Day services were conducted by Marty Taylor, Spirit of South Side, who was assisted by Martha Pritchard. Other juniors took part in the ceremonies. Top left: Loyal Archers clap their team on to victory in a bridge game on the bus to Shortriclge. at the Shortridge game. I t Top Mgbt: Sharon Carroll and Sandy Miller check Middle: But it's my hat! Marcia Steere is trying to with Bessie Ferguson to see if they have a 100 per cent tell Mary Ann Perkins and Janie Litherland. in their homerooms. Bottom left: Judy Thompson enjoys her apple While Bottom right: Carl Stavreti and Mike McCoy line up Janie Litherland, Marcia Steere, and Dot Druart engage for chow on the way to an out-of-town game. 121 Upper left: Harvey Adams signs his name for Tom Bolyard, locker guard, outside of the boys, locker room. Lower left: And another tiger, in the form of Ted Despos, hits the dust! Upper right: Wednesday night finds Bessie Ferguson checking on her book folders Nancy McCarron and 122 Beth Golden in the hectic hours after school. Middle right: Dick Milligan, Wes Root, Mike Gils- dorf, Harvey Trees, jack Lehman, and joe Roth provide music for 1957 Sophomore Party goers. Lower right: Another brisk, cold day finds Archer gals commenting on a South Side football game. Upper left: Push harder, gals! Some journalism kids offer their assistance in getting Phil Shrinerls car going the right Way on the one-Way street. Middle Zefz: Linda Helms, Sue Timmons, and Jos Kopper find something extremely funny in their con- versation in center hall. Lower left: The end of summer vacation found these industrious workers preparing the first issue of the fall semester Times. Upper right: Mr. Feasel is caught in the act of eating his lunch in the boiler room. Lower right: Kathy Bright, jane Tonges, Janice Bur- gette, Georgianna Frazier, and Betty Wild climb aboard Bettyls Thunderbird to take a Saturday afternoon ride. 123 Upper left: Mimi Hinman tries desperately to get her last-minute homework done before sixth period. Middle left: Charlene Elder tags Doris Walter on NHS Day While Larry Carson looks on. Lower left: These Philo initiates along with the mem- bers are having fun at the Philo initiation. 124 Upper right: The Archer fans enjoy a snack during the half-time at the Holiday Tournament. Not too happy, are they? Lower right: Lee Ryker, Judy Alfeld, Elsa Hanson, Larry Mitchell, Dave Fell, and Sharon Sprunger, all in fourth year Latin class, have prepared various valentines for their teacher, Mr. Sterner. Upper left: Dig that crazy faculty! The teachers have gone all out in staging the Sectional pep session. Middle left: Dave Seaman, Dick Shock, Mike Collins, john Nagel, Tom Cooper, and Mike Gilsdorf sound off in their German band. Lower left: Aren't they cute? So this is what goes on at slumber parties! Terry Winebrenner, Ted Despos, and John Bennhoff put on a show for the photographers. Upper right: Marty Taylor looks over Mr. Arnold's famous mid-semester history tests. Middle right: Mr. Polite cuts down the victory net at the faculty Sectional pep session. Lower right: Marcia Steere, Robin Allen, Sandy Kas- son, Joan Simmons, Janie Litherland, and Peggy Mc- Farland climb over Hall's. By the way, where's Marion? 125 WW, 1 A wa L -Hoof Prints. . . .wffu , ' MQW WC wWM,p jail V- ' , MW' W' M ASE 0901 ' l ESTEQMQ5' WWWM WWSSQNQKL ms W wmmgmwwww pm fxffwb 1Ww Wilwq Q' QJNUJ 9' Q, , Ubi xp J? r ' x 0? My 1 JJ KJV , 0 ,Ou In' i N I jf, dj Mfkq CW Ok f N 1 l, fp K 5 Q gf QQ? FADUW9 . A l Congratulations Class of '58 Keep the memory of this happy clay with a photo in your CAP and GOWN . . . It will live forever CLIPPINGER Town House PHOTOGRA PHY Jiiwooweht f , : We Point with Prza'e Jim ----' 'Zi.W-- ,,,f L2- 'flf OUR PAST RECORD HAS PROVED THAT OUR HIGHLY :L-Uaeiftir cffa, ek aff, M h Z e O TRAINED, THOROUGHLY ED PERSONNEL AND MODERNLY EQU NTING PLANT, W0 THE STAFF CF RBOOKS AS ART All type compositio cl lc p in this yearbook was f h d by South Sitle High School Print Shop j A. DIDIER 8: SONS, Inc Sincere Congratulations to Class of 1958 LINCOLN ENGRA VERS, Inc. 9 South Barr 25 Fort Wayne, Indiana Underclass Pictures by National School Studios LOWELL WARD, Representative 193 3 Sinclair Fort Wayne, Indiana 1' ffibjfjggv p f ww X WZW WQMW if