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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

TOTEM I960 South Side High School Fort Wayne, Indiana Katie Rastetter editor-in-chief Penny Hunt associate editor oDedi tii icauon to ail former edit 1924— Ehrman Kickley 1925— Herbert Beck 1926 — Chester A. Wyneken 1927— Charles Rice 1928 — Robert Thomson 1929 — Bruce Fox 1930 — Louise Lebensburger 1931— David Parrish 1932— John H. Obringer 1933 — Harold Meigs Jane Vesey 1934 — Robert Parrish 1935— Bill Hockett 1936 — Louis W. Bonsib 1937 — Homer Miller, Jr. 1938 — Joan Bonsib 1939— Frieda Schubert Max Spencer 1940 — Virginia Goeglein 1941— John Bonsib 1942 — Pat Sanford 1943— Bill McNulty Tom Yates 1944 — Tom Yates Evangeline Witmer 1945 — Margery Miller D. Dean Rhoads 1946 — Don Breimeier 1947_Don Breimeier Jackie Wilson 1948 — Lucille Mangels Marshall Lincoln 1949— Dick Bonsib 1950 — Jerry Dreisbach 1951— Charles Yopst 1952— Judy Wilks 1953 — Frances Bodenhorn Mike Brutton 1954 — Mary Long 1955 — Joan Hattendotf 1956— Phila Hurter Bill Gilsdorf I957 — Gail Baldwin 1958 — Nancy Arnold Lois Root 1959— Alice Joy Weddle and Miss Rowena Harvey Former Adviser, 1924-1959 Jhrouah th f e Seasons The scene . . . always the same, strong and firm, yet somehow always different. South Side High School, stress- ing education above all else, ably provides for the needs of some 2,000 students of all walks of life witli many varied interests. At no other period in the school's thirty- eight year history has the education of America's youth been more impottant to the welfare of the people as well as the country. The future of the United States depends on the ability of its schools to teach not only subjects, but also to instill a never-failing curiosity and desire for knowledge beyond that available in required textbooks. Throughout the seasons, the faculty and administration of South Side strive to meet this challenge in the best pos- sible manner. By providing a varied curriculum and many different activities, Atcherland is able to give all an oppor- tunity to discover their talents and abilities. South Side stands forever ready to fulfill our interests. May we always well remember All thy gifts to us so free And pay homage to thy mem'ry Hail, South Side High School, to thee. ever reu Clil • • • Itu ever wciiuna ©abb nf (Eontftita Seniors page 11 Activities page 79 Underclassmen page 41 Athletics page 103 Faculty page 65 Student Life page 127 6 I960! A year of triumph and disappointment, of excitement and boredom, of unforgettable par- ties, homework, and memories . . . and of our Totem. To capture the hustle and bustle of Kelly life, we planned to carry the idea of the sweep of time through the year. After taking and retaking pictures of all aspects of Archer activities, we have tried to create a yearbook which will retain forever the spirit of I960. All meaning of vacation was lost as we measured, cropped, and pasted for many long hours. Flaring tempers and slight disagreements added spice and variety to our work. Under the watchful eye of Mr. James Rohrabaugh, our adviser, we searched for just the right ideas to present to you. It will be impossible to fotget the never-failing assistance of Mr. Harry Cole of Clippinger's Studio and of Morey, Jerry, Irish, Frank, and Don, the pressmen. We are grateful for the lasting patience of the teachers, coaches, and students with whom we came in contact; and to our many staff members, who diligently labored in notifying teachers, writing copy, and retaking pictures, we give double credit. Finally, a special thanks to Dan and Roy for listening sympathetically to our never- ending problems and complaints. Our work at last completed, we present the South Side yearbook . . . your book. -The Editors Arnd nowj sweeping, wi th the ti ime • • • But sir, you do have to pay an in- come tax, retorts Bob Thompson to Souths Grandpa Dick Rothberg as cast members of You Can't Take It With You, Geri Geller, Dick McGaw, Chuck Jellison, Nelson Kimball, and Joyce Brittenham look on in astonish- ment. Ok rouah buSu $c y hoot Isn't that amazing, remarks Mr. Robert Davis, peer- ing at Bob Duncan's mysterious concoction while Chem- istry 2 students Janet Terry, Dan O'Laughlin, and Nick Roembke busily test their salts. By the look on JoAnn High's face, Uuulk! expresses her thoughts on the whole mess of locker clean-up even though fellow senior Dick Erb ably assists her in this annual job. ... three hours of sleep .... can't keep my eyes open . . . why doesn't the print stop moving . . . I'm hungry ... Sylvia Ehrman's thoughts are familiar to all Archer students who eagerly pursue their education with unlimited enthusiasm. Two South Side students illusttate one of the most important facets in our busy Archer lives. . . . an d after h our5 Marcia Mosel is quite entertained by the antics of Chuck Jellison, but Bessie Ferguson and Dick Rothberg seem to be having their own conversation. ■PfW ' B UpBn j BV % ° ? -m vW i What grace! What poise! Dainty maidens, Twinkletoes Dun- can, Pavlova King, and Prima Dona Lentz, trip the light fantastic at the Senior Banquet. •Uhrouanout the uear of 1960 Ill'] '« t. ' . •-•l !•• Four -Year Honor Roll Seniors maintaining an average of ninety per cent or above during their three or four years in high school comprise the Four-Year Honor Roll. DICK ROTHBERG Valedictorian, 97.62 r • ff iW National He PENNY HUNT Salutatorian, 96.80 Merle Baldwin Stephen Bash Joyce Brittenham Sally Burton Mike Church Carol Dehnert Barbara Dennis Wendell Eicher Richard Erb Bessie Ferguson Ronald Flickinger Allan Flowers Barbara Frederick Judy Garrison Cindy Hart Pegeen Horth Penny Hunt James Jackson Charles Jellison Nancy Jones Robert King Marsha Klaehn Janet Lawry Kathy Lee William Lentz Larry Levy Frank Lude Stephen Meyers Carol Miller Richard Moser Winfield Moses Barbara Nahrwold Joan Novitsky Grant Osborne Susan Parady Sharon Possell Carol Purdy Katie Rastetter David Redmond Judy Ridlen Dick Rothberg Nancy Ryan Sue Sappenfield Douglas Smith Shelby Smith James Stewart Carol Szink Janet Terry Robert Thompson Linda Tomson Dan Tritch Byron White Tag Day, March 10, the day in the minds of sixty-five seniors who happily displayed! tfherr green and white ribbons signifying membership in National Honor Society. After months of waiting and years ofy ork, these seniors breathlessly David Conine, Vickie Crow, JoAnn High, Freda Gersos, and Susan Menze maintained an average above 90 for their years at South Side. heard their names called, telling them that they had been chosen on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. The new members attended a banquet in their honor on April 28. First row, left to right: Merle Baldwin, Steve Bash, Marge Bauer, Dave Bosselmann, Joyce Brittenham, Julie Carr, Mike Church, Barb Collier; second row: Tom Cooper, Judy Cramer, Richard Dailey, Sam DeHaven, Barbara Dennis, Margo Dixon, Bob Duncan, Wendell Eicher; third row: Bessie Ferguson, Allan Flowers, Barb Frederick, Lynn Gall, Judy Garrison, Geri Geller, Beth Golden, and JoAnn High. II ' HI— 12 Pegeen Horth Sandy Landree Penny Hunt Janet Lawry Jim Jackson Lois Levine Chuck Jellison Frank Lude Nancy Jones Marian McCallister Bob King Dick McGaw Marsha Klaehn Steve Meyers ■ 9 _„ fmk. Richard Moser Sharon Possell Barbara Nahrwold Linda Niblick Joan Novitsky Carole Oxenrider Susan Paradi Carol Purdy Katie Rastetter Dave Redmond Martha Reiff Judy Riping Marianne Pinkham Helen Robinson Judy Robinson Dick Rothberg Nancy Ryan Steve Sappenfield Sue Sappenheld Vickie Sheldon Carol Szink Janet Terry Linda Tomson Dan Tritch Luann Uhl Susan VanFossen Byron White 13 Senior Sipping soda through a straw are Dick McGaw and Barbara Wallace, who copped the honors of most handsome boy and cutest girl, respectively, for the fourth straight year. It's a good old-fashioned sing! Providing the accompaniment are Geri Geller and Bessie Fer- guson, both outstanding in activities. Wendell Eicher, who was chosen best musician, warms up his trumpet. Joyce Brittenham, also outstanding in music, joins with Kate Rastetter, chosen for extra-curricular work, for a duet. Waving her fist in true oratorical form, Janet Terry, best speaker, demonstrates to her athletic friends Dave Barrett and Ken Howe the secret of her success. 14 Superlatives Now Sharon, here's the carburetor, points out Gus Wade; but Sharon Probst, the other half of the cutest couple, seems to be enjoying herself too much to be bothered by spark plugs and radiators. Seated on the fence of the future, looking up to bigger and better things, are Merle Baldwin, girl most likely to succeed, and Penny Hunt, chosen for scholarship. Chosen as boy most likely to succeed and outstanding in scholarship, Dick Rothberg is a strong support fot the venture. It takes two to tango! And what better two than the best dancers of the senior class, Margo Dixon and Bill Lentz. 15 Pictured above are our capable senior class officers- Dick Rothberg, president; Dick McGaw, vice-president; Susan Van Fossen, secretary-treasurer; Barb Frederick, social council mem- ber, Janet Lawry, chairman of the social council; and Ken Howe member of the social council. These officers not only were re ' sponsible for the basic planning of our activities, bu thel 'b - hind-the-scenes assistance was invaluable and worthwhile. wpp h u Gersmehi and Miss Mary Graham, shown right were chosen by the officers as our class advisers The choices' proved to be industrious, friendly, and extremely helpful SS advice as well as actual aid. To these two teachers we owe fl deal of our success throughout this all-important year § The Class of 1960 Remembers Archer Daze We will have these moments to remember The strains of this memorable tune echoed through our minds and hearts as we relived, at our Senior Banquet Leaves of Time, ' the many wonderful moments that we have shared as the class of I960, moments that we can never forget The unique banquet presentation afforded a fine opportunity to review the four exciting years we have spent as loyal Arch- ers of South Side. As freshmen we plunged into every activity, injecting our enthusiasm into all we met and pausing just lone enough to realize that we were just a little afraid and be wildered. By our second year of high school we were in the swing, proud not to be the youngest in the school. For our officers we chose Phil Carson, president; Ken Howe vice- president; Dick McGaw, secretary-treasurer; Merle Baldwin chairman of the social council; and Janet Lawry and Dick Rothberg, members of the social council. Under their able leadership we planned and enjoyed an entertaining and profitable party. b In our junior year we were confronted with the chal- lenge of school leadership; and we met that challenge with the tremendous capability reflected in our two class activi- ties, our banquet and our memorable Junior Prom These highlights were planned under the capable leadership of Dick Rothberg, president; Merle Baldwin, vice-president- Dick McGaw, secretary-treasurer; Win Moses, social coun- cil chairman; and Dan Tritch and Barb Frederick, social council members. Quickly moving into our final year at Archerland, we Seniors proudly became the real leaders of the school With the same enthusiasm we displayed during our first three years, we set out to make our senior year the very best When we, as members of the class of I960, look back over our Archer daze, we will undoubtedly recall these and other experiences as our moments to remember 16 First Row JOYCE ABBOTT. STEPHEN ADAIR. . . Steve . . .Cross country. . .Track. .Wranglers. . .Intramurals VIRGINIA ADKINSON. . . Ginny . . .Safety Council. Booster Club. . .Know Your City. . .Typing Awards. Second Row BONNIE LOU ALLEN. . Bunz, Bon . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y . . .Vesta. . . Art Club. . .Service Club. DAVID L. ANDERSON. . . Andy . . .Intramurals. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Freshman football. . .Basketball. . .Cross coun- try . . . Track. IVA DELL ANSPACH. . . Ivy Totem agent. . . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Philo. . .Choir. . .Junior Red Cross. . .36 Workshop. . .Service first pin. . .Library Club. Third Row NELLIE ARMSTRONG. .Times. . .GAA. NICKEY ARNOLD. . Nick . . .Safety Council. . .Hi-Y. . . Freshman football, track. . .Intramurals. TOMMA ARNOLD. . Angel, Tonka . . .Homeroom re- porter. . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . . .Majorettes. . . GAA . . . Modern Dance. It all began one fine September morn when 3-fS eager-eyed freshmen . . . First Row BARBARA ANN BAILEY. . . Barb, Babs . .. .Concert Choir. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y secretary. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop . . . Service first pin. JAMES BAKER. . Jim . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Intramurals. MERLE SEBREAN BALDWIN. . . .Sophomore class chair- man of social council. . .Junior class vice-president. . .Times agent, bookhead, circulation manager, copy editor, feature editor, general manager. . .1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . . Meterites. . .Philo. . .Band. . .Orchestra. . .36 Workshop. . Dramatics Club vice-president. . .Service Club second pin. . Reserve Cheerleader. . . .Quill and Scroll. . . .Latin. French recognition. . .National Honor Society Second Row NANCY ANN BALTES. . . Nan . . .Band. . .Know Your City treasurer, president. . .Serv.ce Club. CARY BARON. . . Red. DAVE BARRETT .... Service Club . . . Lettermen's Club ser- geant-at-arms . . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . . .Varsity basketball, cross country, track. . .All-City basketball. Third Row STEPHEN E. BASH. . . Smash Times. . Junior Acad- emy of Science, nuclear physics, math section. . .Band. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. .Freshman football. . . Reserve track, tennis .... Geometry recognition .... National Honor Society. MARJORIE LOUANNA BAUER. . Marge . .Times home- room reporter. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. .Ma- drigal ... 36 Workshop program chairman, second vice-presi- dent. . .Service Club. . .National Honor Society . DIANE ELLETT BEAMS . . . USA . . . So-Si-Y point chairman, pin and guard. . . Speedy . . . .Occasional Choir recorder. . . .Wranglers publicity . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. 17 First Row SUSAN JOAN BECHTOLD. . . Susie . . .Art Club. . .Ser- vice first pin. CAROL BEGHTEL. . . Pickie, Smiley . . . .Times home- room reporter. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA. . .Typing awards. SANDRA LOUISE BENZ. . . Sandy . . .Times homeroom reporter. . .Meterites. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. Second Ron: ALLAN TERRY BERK. . AT. . .Safety Council. . .Service Club. . . Lettermen's Club...Hi-Y president, vice-president . . .Intramurals. . .Football. . .Basketball. . .Track. BRUCE A. BERLIEN. Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. Bruce . .Band. . .Orchestra. WILLIAM V. BERNING. . Willy . . .Stamp Club. . .Let- termen's Club. . .Intramurals. . .Golf. Third Row RUTH BEYERLEIN. JUDITH BIBERSTEIN. School. Judy .... From Bluffton High JIM BIGGS. Allen.' wandered into the halls of South Side proudly clutching their First Row DANIEL J. BILL. Club. . .Art Club. Long Knocker . . .Times. . .Boys' Rifle .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. DAVID A. BISHOP. . . . Intramurals. Dave . Times. . .Booster Club SUELLEN BLAISING. . . Susie . . .Girls' Rifle Club secre- tary, president, letter. . .Wranglers point recorder, pin. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA numeral. Second Row SHIRLEY BLAND. . Toad . . .Choir. . .36 Workshop. . . Art Club. . .GAA. . .Art Club Scholastic Award. ANGEL DARLENE BODY. . . Ang Service Club. . . Typing awards. . .Shorthand recognition. RONALD R. BOGAN. . . Ron . . .Lettermen's Club. . .In- tramurals. . .Varsity cross country, track. Third Row SHAROL BOOTH. . Sherry . . Junior Red Cross. . .Fresh- man GAA. . .Typing awards. BETHANY INEZ BOND. Workshop. . .Service Club. . . .Modern Dance. . Bets . . .Orchestra pin. . .36 .Library Club. .GAA, numeral DAVID BROWN BOSSELMANN. . . Dave . . .Times. Junior Academy of Science. . .Service first piri. . .Hi-Y. Intramurals. . .Tennis. . .National Honor Society. 18 Crazy Legs . . .Boys' '. . . Lettermen's Club First Row KARL RICHARD BOSSELMANN. . Rifle Club. EMMITT BOWEN. . . Yogi, Tank . . .Intramurals. . .Football. . .Track. MICHAEL R. BOYER. . Mike . . .Boys' Rifl e Club. .Hi-Y . . .Intramurals. . .Reserve cross country. Second Roir JANICE R. BRANDYBERRY. . Gina . .Junior Red Cross . . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . .GAA. JO ANN BRESLER. . . .GAA. 'Mouse . . .Junior Red Cross. .USA JOYCE D. BRITTENHAM. . Potsey . . .Totem music edi- tor. . .Times writer, copy editor, ad solicitor. . .1500 Club silver pin. . .Meterites, secretary, certificate. . .Philo. . .Con- cert Choir soloist, pin. . .Madrigal. . .Wranglers secretary, president, publiciry chairman, pin, second guard. .36 Work- shop. . .Dramatics Club. . .Service first pin. .First place hu- morous, Howe Speech Meet, Wrangler's Speech Meet. . .Best Director Wranglers Play Festival ... Speech recognition... National Honor Sociery. Third Ron1 CONSTANCE ELIZABETH BROOKHART. . Connie . . . From Rim of the World, San Bernardino Mountains, Cali- fornia and Marion Harding School, Marion, Ohio. . .Times . . .Masque and Gavel. PATRICIA LYNN BROWN. . . Patty . . .Times exchange editor. . . 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Occasional Choir. .Know Your City Club. . .USA. . .Girls' Rifle Club. .36 Workshop . . .Service Club. . .GAA letter. ROBERT KINGSLEY BROWN. . . . Intramurals. Bob . .Boys' Rifle Club yellow cards. Freshmen Frolic soon proved this energetic First Row DENNIS FREDRICK BRUBAKER. KAREN LOUANNE BRUMM. . Kay . . .Totem agent. . . Times homeroom news reporter. .Philo Thespian chairman, president. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop . . .Dramatics Club. . .Art Club. .Service first pin. .Library gold pin. . .Majorettes. KENNETH EUGENE BUCHAN. . Ken . . .Safety Council . . . Service Club. Second Row MARILYN STEVENS BUGG .. Bugg ... Totem ... Mete- rites secretary. . .Concert Choir. . .Vesta. . . .Wranglers. . . 36 Workshop. . .Art Club. PAUL ROBERT BULTEMEIER. BARBARA JANE BURDICK.. Bo Bo . . .USA. . .Vesta president. . .GAA. Third Row SARAH ANNE BURTON. . Sal . .Times agent, bookhead, writer, copy editor. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . .Meterites vice- president, president, high point cup winner. . .Philo. .Vesta .36 Workshop program chairman. . .Service second pin . . .Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA BUSCHE. . Pat . . .Vesta. RICHARD H. BUTZOW. Intramurals. Buz . . .Reserve basketball. First Row RAMONA MAE BYRD . . . Occasional Choir. SHELBY JEAN CALHOUN. RICHARD LEE CAMP, JR.. . Dick . . .Safety Council. . . Boys' Rifle Club. . .Visual Education. . .Intramurals. Second Row WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL. . Gun . . .From New Haven, Central High School. . .Intramurals. RONALD RICHARD CARLO ... Mouse . Club. . .Intramurals. . .Basketball manager. . Lettermen's JULIA LOUISE CARR. . Julie . . .Times agent, writer. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo program chairman . . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . . .Service first pin. . . Quill and Scroll. . .National Honor Sociery. Third Row SUSAN MEREDITH CARTO. . . Suzi Times agent, writet. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Philo. .Occasional Choir . . .Junior Red Cross sergeant-at-arms, first pin. . .Wranglers ... 36 Workshop . . . Honorary Arts Club . . . Service second pin. CHARLES G. CARY. . . Charley . . .Boys' Rifle Club... Intramurals. BRUCE MICHAEL CHANEY. . . .Safety Council. . .Know Your City Club . . . Art Club sergeant-at-arms. groups alnlity. Time saw them, as sophomores, screaming at Sectionals, First Row MICHEL TERRY CHANEY., Mike.' ANNA MAE CHEN. . Anna . . .Totem agent, office man- ager. . .Times point recorder, typist. . 1500 Club bronze pin . . .Philo. . . .Junior Red Cross vice-president. . .36 Work- shop. . .Honorary Arts Club. . .Service third pin. . .Modern Dance. JAMES CHI. . . Jim . . .Junior Academy of Science, math section. . .Safety Council. . .Boys' Rifle Club. .Camera Club . . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. Second Row THOMAS MICHAEL CHURCH. . . Mike . . .Times copy editor, make-up editor. . . . 1500 Club gold pin. . . .Junior Academy of Science, math section president, treasurer, biology section. . .Concert Orchestra, first string quartet. . .Cyclotron Club treasurer. . .Service first pin. . .Hi-Y. . .Two firsts Bi- ology Regional Science Fait. . .Fourth place Narional Science Fair. . .National Merit Finalist. . . .Quill and Scroll. . . .Na- tional Honor Society. MARTHA JANE CLARK. . Marty . . .36 Workshop. GERRY WAYNE CLEVENGER. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .In- tramurals. Third Roiv CHARLES CLIFFORD CLIFTON. . Chuck . . .Band. .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Hi-Y . . . Football . . . Track. ROBERT A. COLBURN. . . Bob Intramurals. . .Freshman football. .Bovs' Rifle Club. BARBARA ANN COLLIER. . . Barbs . . .Totem agent. . . Meterites. . .Philo. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. .Library third pin. . .Modern Dance. . . .Home Economics recognition. . . National Honor Sociery. _ 20 First Row SANDRA SUE COLLINS. . Sandy . . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . . Girls' Rifle Club. . .Service Club. . .Advanced tumbling. . . Typing awards. DAVID CONINE. . . Dave . . . .From Troy High School, Troy, Ohio. .Cross country. . .Track. . .Spanish recognition. CHARLES LEWIS COOK. . . Chuck . . .Junior Red Cross . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . . Intramurals. Second Row LARRY ALAN COOPER. . Coop . . .From Auburn High School, Auburn, Indiana. . .Times writer. . .Concert Choir . . .Safety Council. THOMAS CAMERON COOPER. . Coop . .Times. . .Band . . .Orchestra. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y vice- president. . .Cross country. .Designers' Associated vice-presi- dent. . .Botany recognition. . .National Honor Sociery. JUDITH PAMELA CRAMER. . Judy . . .Totem freshman class editor. . .Times agent. . . . 1500 Club. . . .Meterites. . . Philo. . .Orchestra. . .Junior Red Cross secretary, president, pin. . .Vesta. . .Service first pin. . .Typing awards. . .Quill and Scroll . . . National Honor Society. Third Row ROBERTA JOSEPHINE CROSBY. . Bobbe Jo . . .Service Club. . .Typing awards. RICHARD ALAN DAILEY. . Professor . . .Times editorial staff. . .Latin Club. . .Know Your City Club. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. . . Art Club. . .History recognition. . .National Honor Society. JULIE ANN DEDMAN. . .Junior Red Cross. . .36 Work- shop. . .Service second pin. Rt'gionals, Semi -State, until they could cry, We took State in '58 T First Row SAMUEL NEIL DeHAVEN. . Sam Totem head pho- tographer, Times photographer. .. 1500 Club gold jeweled pin. . .Safety Council. . .Wranglers. . .Camera Club. .Serv- ice second pin. . .Hi-Y. .Quill and Scroll. .National Honor Sociery. CAROL JEAN DEHNERT. . .Philo. .Know Your City Club ...Girls' Rifle Club treasurer, president, letter. . .Service second pin. BARBARA JEAN DENNIS. . Barb Philo sergeant-at- arms. . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Visual Education pin. . . Service third pin. . .Home Economics recognition. . . .Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award . . . National Honor Society. Second Row FREDERICK ALLEN DIBERT. . Fred. ROGER LYNN DIFFENDARFER. . Roger . .Intramurals. MARGO DIXON. . . Mag . .. .Totem office manager... Times bookhead, writer, homeroom news reporter, ad so- licitor. . .1500 Club silver pin. .Meterites treasurer. .Junior Red Cross treasurer. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Hon- orary Arts Club. . .Service Club. . .Varsity cheerleading, let- ter. . . Modern Dance . . . Second place Ball State Speech Meet . . .Fifth place Howe Inexperienced Speech Meet. . .Speech recognition . . . National Honor Society. Third Row CAROL SUZANNE DOELLING. DoDo . . .Art Club. THOMAS WILLIAM DOUGHERTY ... Tom From North Side High School, Fort Wayne. .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. CAROL LOUISE DOWNHOUR. . Blondie . .Totem agent . . .Concert Band. . .Orchestra. . .Vesta vice-president. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. 21 First Row STEVEN E. DRUART. Dm . . .Varsity football. ROBERT B. DUNCAN. . Dunk . . .Lettermen's Club... Hi-Y. . .Varsity football. . .Reserve basketball, track. . .Na- tional Honor Society. MARCIA JENEANNE EATON. . Marsh . . .Times. . .Me- terites. . .Philo. . .Vesta. . .Library second pin, president. Second Row SHARON ANN EBERSOLE. . Sherry . . . Times homeroom reporter. . .Philo. . .Conceit Choir. . .USA. .Vesta. .Wran- glers. . .36 Workshop. . .Masque and Gavel. . .Service pin . . .Library Club. JAMES GIBSON EDWARDS. . Jim . . .Boys' Rifle Club president, vice-ptesident. . .Dramatics Club sergeant-at-arms . . .Intramurals. BARBARA LAURA EGGEMAN. . Barb . . .Totem office manager. . .Times writer, ad solicitot. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Philo Thespian chairman. . .Band. .Junior Red Cross . . .Wranglers program chairman, pin. . .36 Workshop. . . Dramatics Club. . .Service Club. . .First place poetry. South Side Speech Contest. Third Row WENDELL PAUL EICHER . Ike . . .Totem copy editor. . Safety Council . . . Service Club . . . In- Latin, French recognition. . .National Band. . .Orchestra tramurals. .Tennis Honor Society. CAROL ANN EISENACHER. . Kay . . .Concert Choir. . . Junior Red Cross. . .36 Workshop. RICHARD ERB. . Dick . . .Times. . .Junior Academy of Science math section. . .Service first pin. . .Hi-Y. Swinging at Silhouettes and Shadows climaxed the Sophomore year. First Row DOROTHY JANE ERTEL. . Dot . . .Times. . .36 Work- shop. . .Service first pin. . .GAA. . .Typing awards. JAMES ALBERT ERVIN. . Herbert . . .Boys' Rifle Club . . .Intramurals. JUDITH ANN ESTLICK. . . Juni Times. . .Meterites . . .Philo. . .Biology Experimenters. .Wranglers. .36 Work- shop. . .Service Club. . .Library Club bronze pin. Second Row JERRY WAYNE EVERETT. . Horten . . .Safety Council . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Service Club. . .Intramurals. BERTHA ANN FACKLER. . Beth. LESLIE G. FAIRWEATHER. . Les tramurals. . .Reserve football. .Service Club. . . In- Third Row CAROLE ANNE FANNING ... Cookie Haven High School, New Haven, Indiana. . From New CAROLYN SUE FAST. . Suzie . . .Band. .Outgoing Choir . . .Vesta. . .36 Wotkshop. . .GAA triangle. JANIE FAVORITE. . . Jane-O . . .Meterites. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . .Serv- ice second pin. First Row JULIE FAVORITE. . Jules . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Junior Red Cross USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club secretary. . .Service second pin. JANET FELL. . .From Decatur High School, Decatur, Indi- ana. . .GAA. ELIZABETH ANNE FERGUSON ... Bessie Totem sophomore class editor. . . .Times agent, bookhead . . . . 1500 Club treasurer, gold pin. . .Meterires sergeant-at-arms, vice- president, president, high point cup winner. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop sergeant-at-arms, president. . .Service first pin. . . Quill and Scroll. . .National Honor Society. Second Row STEPHEN PARHAM FEUSTEL. . Steve .. .Junior Acad- emy of Science math section. . .Band pin. .Junior Red Cross . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Dramatics Club. . .Hi-Y. .Track. . . Tennis. . .Designers Associated ... Drafting recognition. CAROLE ANN FISCHER. . Little Dictator . .Times agent, bookhead, writer, exchange editor. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . . Meterites. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. .Vesta. .36 Workshop . . .Service first pin. . .Quill and Scroll. BERNICE BARBARA FITCH .. Bernie ... Concert Choir . . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. Third Row JOHN DRAKE FITZGERALD, JR.. . Jack, Beaver . . . Boys' Rifle Club. . .Service second pin... Hi-Y. RONALD WARD FLICKINGER From Linton High School, Linton, Indiana. .. .Service Club. .. Hi-Y. .. Intra- murals. ALLAN LEE FLO WERS. . Al . . .Junior Academy of Science math section. . .Band pin... Junior Red Cross... Hi-Y. . .Designer's Associated. . . . Intramurals. . . .Drafting recognition. . .National Honor Society. The junior year brought letter jackets, drivers' licenses First Row DANIEL FLYNN. . Dan . . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . .Intramurals. . .Football. . .Archery. ROBERT HARRY FOLTZ. . . Bob .. .Orchestra. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Designer's Associated. . .Intramurals. MARY BETH FOOTE. . Beth . . .Totem agent. . .Concert Choir. . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Majorettes pin. Second Row PATRICIA JUNE FOREHAND. . . Pat Times home- room reporter. . .Meterites. . .Concert Choir. .Safety Coun- cil. . .Vesta. . .Art Club. . .Service C lub. . .Typing awards. LINDA MARIA FOX. Club. Foxie . . .36 Workshop. . .Service JUDITH FRANCES FRANKLIN. . . Judy Philo. Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. Third Row BARBARA ANN FREDERICK. . . Fredi Junior and senior social council. . . .Totem faculty co-editor. . . .Times writer, bookhead, circulation manager, feature editor . . .1500 Club gold pin. . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Bio-Con. . .Concert Choir. . .Madrigal. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop sergeant-at-arms. . .Service first pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Latin recognition. . .National Honor Society. RICHARD J. FRUCHEY. . Larry' Country. . .Track. .Intramurals. . .Cross SHARRON FRIEDMAN Know Your City Club treas- urer. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .Typing awards. First Row LYNN A. GALL. . Jo . . .Times. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .National Honor Society. PHILIP W. GALLMEIER. . Phil . . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. .. .Freshman, sophomore basketball, cross country, track. . .Intramurals. MICHAEL L. GALLOWAY, ball. Second Rot, Mike . Intramurals. . Foot- GARY GARDNER. . .Service Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . . Intramurals. . .Varsity basketball, track. JUDY YVONNE GARRISON Band Orchestra. . . Vesta vice-president. . .Stamp Club ... Service first pin... GAA numeral, manager, secretary . . . Biology recognition . . . National Honor Society. SHARON FRANCES GEBHARD. . Shorty . .Totem agent . . .Safety Council vice-president. . .Service first pin. . .Ma- jorettes. . .GAA numeral. . .Typing awards. Third Row GERALDINE LYNN GELLER. . Gen . . .Totem co-circu- lation manager. . .Times agent, bookhead, writer, ad solici- tor. . . 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Philo. . .Orchestra. . . Wranglers point recorder, president, publicity chairman, pin, first guard. . .36 Workshop. . . .Dramatics Club. . . .Service Club. . .First place IHSFA District Speech Meet. . . .Third place IHSFA Zone Speech Meet. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Na- tional Honor Society. GERTRUDE MAY GERARDOT Choir. . .Wranglers. KENNETH EUGENE GERKE..' tramurals. . . Gigi . . . .Occasional Ken . . .Art Club. . . In- and an enchanting evening at Soutb's Pacific:' After months First Re APHRODITE GERSOS. . Freda School, Saginaw, Michigan. . From Saginaw High ROBERT EDWIN GIFFORD. . Bob Junior Academy of Science president, nuclear physics . . . Hi-Y . . . Varsity foot- ball. . .Freshman track. BINGHAM M. GILARDI. . Bing . . .Service Club. . .Let- termen's Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . .Golf. . . Industrial Arts recognition. Second Row JACQUELINE GILLES. . Jackie . . .Know Your City Club. SUSANNE GILMER. . Susie From Huntington High School, Huntington, Indiana. ELEANOR JANE GLASS .. Jane Times girls' sports editor. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . .Girls' Rifle Club. .Service first pin. . .GAA numeral, letter, pin, president. Third Ron PATRICIA JO GLASS. . Pat . . .Totem agent. .Occasional Orchestra . . . USA . . . So-Si-Y . . . Wranglers . . 36 Workshop. THOMAS EDWARD GLASS. . Tom . . .Service Club. PHILLIP WAYNE GLICK. . . Phil. 24 First Row BETH LOUISE GOLDEN Totem faculty co-editor . . . Times writer, point recorder, ad solicitor, outside circulation manager, copy editor. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . . .Meterites talent chairman, certificate. . . .Philo. . . .Concert Choir. . . Junior Red Cross president, reporter. .. .Wranglers. .. 36 Workshop vice-president. . .Service second pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . .National Honor Society. STEPHEN JAMES GOLDEN. . . Steve. LYNNE ELLEN GOLDMAN . . . Times homeroom reporter, ad solicitor. . . .Philo. . .Band. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . . .36 Workshop treasurer, pin. . .Service Club. . .GAA numeral. Second Row KAREN SUZANNE GOOD. . Kitty . . .Times advertising manager. . . 1500 Club gold- jeweled pin. . .Meterites. .Philo . . .Orchestra pin. . . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop . . .Service first pin. . .Quill and Scroll. NANCY KAY GOODEN. . .Choir. . .Vesta. . .Stamp Club. DONALD J. GORDINEER. . Don . .Times. . Intramurals. Third Row SAM K. GREEN. . Green . . .Service Club. . . . Track. . Intramurals MARSHA JAYNE GRIPE. . Marsh . . .Safety Council. . . 36 Workshop. . .Art Club. SANDRA LEE GRODRIAN. . . Sandy Totem girls' sports editor. . .Times copy editor, girls' sports editor, class- room news editor. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .USA first pin . . .So-Si-Y. . .Wranglers. . .Art Club. .Honorary Arts Club . . .Service first pin. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .Typing award . . .Quill and Scroll. Jfe :, of muting and hours of preparation for promt inw, the new. . . First Row GREGOR M. GROVE. . Greg . . .Boys' Rifle Club... In- tramurals. CAROLYN GUENTHER. EUGENE E. GUENTHER. . Geno Concert Choir. Boys' Rifle Club. . .Wranglers. . .Cross Country. Second Row ROBERT HAAG. . . Bob Service Club. . .Lettermens Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Varsiry tennis. . .Intramurals. BARBARA ANN HAMILTON. . Barb .. .USA. . .Vesta pin. . .Art Club. . .Service Club. . .Library Club gold pin. WILLIAM H. HARADER. .' Wild Bill . . .Band. . .Wran- glers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Freshman football, track. . .Intramurals. . .National Merit Finalist. Third Row THOMAS ROGER HARDING. . Tommie . . .Intramurals. PATRICIA ANN HARMEYER. . Pat . . .Choir. . .GAA. JOHN M. HARPER, JR Know Your City Club. . .Art Club. 25 First Row CAROLYN SUE HARROLD Times 1500 Club. . . Band. . . .Know Your City Club. . . .Junior Red Cross. . . Wranglers. . .Art Club. . .Stamp Club. CINDA LOU HART. . Cindy . . .Times credit manager. . . 1500 Club siiver pin. . . Meterites . . .Philo. . .Safety Council . . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . . .Service first pin. . .Library president, gold pin. . .Quill and Scroll. BONNIE JEAN HATHAWAY. Service Club. . .GAA numerals. .Totem agent. . .USA. .Typing awards. Second Row JAMES D. HEAVIN. . .Boys' Rifle Club. JON HEAVIN. ... Intramurals manager, second letter... Golf. . .Designers' Associated. RICHARD FREDERICK HECHLER. . .From Central Cath- olic High School, Fort Wayne. . .Times. . .Intramurals. Third Row SUSAN ANN HE1DBRINK. . Suzy . . .Junior Red Cross . . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club gold pin. . .GAA. . . Typing award. KEITH ALLAN HENNINGER. . Whitey . . .Times. . .In- tramurals. . .Freshman football. LARRY HERBST. . Larry . . . .Cross country. . .Track. . . Intramurals. upperclassmen waltzed down The Aisle of Dreams. Suddenly the class First Row EDWIN RICHARD HEUER. . Ed . . .From Bellevue High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. . .Camera Club. . .Service Club. WILLIAM DAVID HICKMAN. . Dave . . .Varsity basket- ball, cross country. . .Reserve track. . .Civics recognition. JoANN F. HIGH. . Jo . . .From Edgewater Senior High School, Orlando, Florida. . .Totem office manager. . .Times agent, copy editor. . . 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Safety Coun- cil. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Wranglers treasurer, pin, guards . . .Dramatic Club program chairman. . .Service second pin ...Typing awards. ... First place humorous. North Side Speech Contest. . .Second place Wranglers Humorous Speech Contest. . .National Honor Society. Second Row KENNETH RAY HIKE. . Ken . . .Intramurals. SUSAN JENNIFER HOARD. .. Susie Times agent, writer, editorial editor, feature editor, copy editor. .. 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. .Concert Choir . . .Safety Council president, publicity chairman. . . .Junior Red Cross president, publicity chairman, pin. ..Wranglers . . .36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. . .Quill and Scroll. FRAN EVONE HOFFMAN. . Fran . . .Times. . .Meterites . . .Philo. . . Junior Red Cross. . .36 Workshop. . . .Service Club. Third Row CAROLYN ANN HOLMES. . . Kate . . . .Times USA president, pin. . .So-Si-Y music chairman, pin. . .Girls' Rifle Club president. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . . .Home Economics recognition. PAMALA HOLTZBERG. . Clara . . .Times. . Junior Red Cross publicity chairman. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . . Dramatics Club. . .Art Club. SANDRA LEA HOOP. . Sandy . . . From Kendallville High School, Kendallville, Indiana. . .Camera Club. First Row PEGEEN HELEN HORTH . . . Totem copy editor . . . Times agent. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . . .Dra- matics Club treasurer. . .Service Club. . .Latin, French, Eng- lish recognition. . .National Honor Society. JOHN HOSLER. . .Intramurals. KENNETH WILLIAMS HOWE. . Animal . . .Sophomore class vice-president. . . .Senior social council. . . .Service first pin. . . Lettermen's Club president. . .Intramurals. . .Varsity football, basketball, track. Second Row PENELOPE ANN HUNT. . Penny . . .From Edina-Morn- ingside High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. . .Totem as- sociate editor. .. .Times bookhead, copy editor, writer... 1500 Club vice-president, gold- jeweled pin. . .Meterites pro- gram chairman, certificate. . Philo vice-president. .36 Work- shop secretary, pin. . .Assembly Workshop. . .Service third pin. . . DAR Best Citizen award. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Latin, French recognition . . . National Honor Society. NANCY CAROL HURLEY. . . Hurl. REBECCA LOU HURT. . . Becky . . .Totem agent. Third Row DARLENE SUE HUTCHISON. . Dar . .. From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . .Girls' Rifle Club. RICHARD LEE HUTCHISON. . Hutch . .From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. JOHN R. IRMSCHER. . .Intramurals. . .Golf. of '60 was amazed to find that three years were behind Now First Row CAROLYN RUTH ISCH. . .Times ad solicitor. . .Vesta. Art Club. . .Service Club. .Vesta. . . .Typing BETTY LOU JACKSON . . . Lou- awards. JAMES WOODROW JACKSON. . Jim, Jake . . .Times copy editor, managing editor. .. 1500 Club silver pin... Junior Academy ot Science. . .Wranglers. . .Dramatics Club president. . .Service Club. . .Intramurals. . .National Merit Finalist. . .Quill and Scroll. . .Latin recognition. . .National Honor Society. Second Ron LEE JACKSON, JR.. . Junior . . .Safety Council. . .Know Your City vice-president, secretary, pin. . .Wranglers. . .Re- serve cross country. CAROL ANN JEKEL. . Carol . . .Know Your City vice- president. . . .Junior Red Cross vice-president. . . .36 Work- shop. . .Typing awards. . .Shorthand recognition. CHARLES FLETCHER JELLISON . . . Chuck Totem agent. . .Times. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . . .Safety Council. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . . .Service Club. . . Hi-Y .... Latin, geometry, algebra recognition .... National Honor Society. Third Roir NANCY KAY JONES. . Nan . . . .Times homeroom news reporter. . .Meterites. . . .Philo. . . .Safety Council. . . .Vesta treasurer, pin, guard. . .Service first pin. . . .Typing awards . . .National Honor Society. PHILLIP LEE JONES. . . P.J. SONDRA LEE KAADE. . Sunny . .. .Totem senior class editor. . .Times agent, writer. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Me- terites. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . .Wran- glers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service first pin. .Quill and Scroll. First Row HELENA MARGARET KAMM. . .Totem agent. .Band. . . Know Your City. . .Vesta. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .36 Work- shop. . .Service Club. LOUIS H. KARBACH, JR.. . Butch. STEVEN CARL KEARNES From North Side High School, Fort Wayne. Second Row ROBERT ALLEN KECK. Bob.' KATHRYN ELIZABETH KEIFFER. . Kay . . .From Wa- bash High School, Wabash, Indiana. . .Band. . .Orchestra . . . Service Club. JANICE LEE ANN KESSLER. . Kessie, Jan Know Your City. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .Service Club. . .GAA pin. vice-president, letter. .. Freshman Citizenship Award. Third Roiv NELSON ROBERT KIMBALL. . Nellie . . .Band. . .Serv- ice Club. . . Intramurals. . .Plane geometry recognition. CAROLYN SUE KING. . Rex . . .From Lafayette Central. Roanoke, Indiana. . .Times classroom news editor. . .Philo . . .Safety Council. . . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . .Service Club. LINDA SUE KING. . Shorty . . .Meterites. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. the problem of what to do next mis foremost in their minds. Seniors First Row ROBERT M. KING. . . Bob . . . .Totem sports editor. . . Times writer. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . .Service Club. . . Let- termen's Club secretary-treasurer. . . Hi-Y . . .Intramurals. . . Varsity football. . . .Reserve basketball, track. . . .Quill and Scroll .... Solid geometry, algebra recognition .... National Honor Society. MARSHA ANN KLAEHN. . Marsh . . .Safety Council. . . Know Your City Club president, secretary, pin. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . .Vesta. . .Service Club. . . .National Honor Society. PAUL KLENZAK. . . Klondike. Second Rote ALAN KLOPFENSTEIN. . . Klop High School, New Haven, Indiana. . Intramurals. STEVEN DALE KOOS. murals. Steve . . . From New Haven Hi-Y. . .Basketball. . . .Times writer. . .Intra- PATRICIA SUE KREBS. . Pat . . .Choir. . .Safety Council . . . Know Your City treasurer, secretary . . . USA . . . So-Si-Y vice-president, treasurer. . .Service Club. Third Row CHARLES KRUGER. . . Chuck. DONNA KUEHNER. . . Jeanie . . .GAA. SHARON JEAN LAKE. . Sheri . . .Know Your City Club pin. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . .Vesta. . .Service Club. 28 First Row SANDRA ANN LANDREE. . Sandy . .Totem junior class editor. . .Times writer, copy reader. . .1500 Club gold pin . . .Meterites. . . .Philo secretary. . . .Concert Choir pin. . . Madrigal. . . .Safety Council secretary. . . .36 Workshop. . . Service first pin. .. Library Club first pin... Fourth place Howe inexperienced speech meet. . .National Honor Society. MAX L. LANE. . Macky . . . .Times. . .Safety Council. . . Boys' Rifle Club. . .Visual Education. . .Service Club. . .De- signers' Associated ... Intramurals ... Cross country, track. LESLIE M. LARISON. . Butch . . .From North Side High School, Fort Wayne. Second Row JANET CAROL LA WRY. . . Jan Sophomore social council. . .Senior chairman of social council. . .Totem club co-editor. . .Times homeroom news reporter. .. 1500 Club bronze pin. . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop program chairman. . .Dramatics Club .. Service Club. .Varsity cheer- leading captain, letter, megaphone, pin. . .Howe Girls' Ex- temporaneous Speaking award... Home Economics, speech recognition. . .National Honor Society. KATHERINE ANNE LEE. . Kathi . . .Times. . .Meterites . . .Philo. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . . 36 Workshop . . .Service Club. . .Library gold pin. . .Freshman Algebra Cup. ROBERT DALE LEE. . . Bob Concert Choir. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . .Football. Third Row CAROL ESTHER LEHMAN Safety Council. . .Know Your City Club. . .GAA. STEVEN RAY LEININGER ... Steve Hi-Y. .. Intra- murals. . .Football. . .Basketball. . .Track. GARY LEE LEIPS Boys' Rifle Club. . . . .Know Your City vice-president. . . Camera Club. .. Intramural first letter. hosted parents and teachers at a reception and alumni at a dance First Row DeETTA NELL LEISTRA. Geddes, South Dakota. . From Geddes High School, WILLIAM CHARLES LENTZ. . Charlie . . .36 Workshop . . .Lettermen's Club. . . .Hi-Y chaplain. . . .Intramurals. . . Track. CHARLES MEYER LEOPOLD. . Chuck . . .Junior Acad- emy of Science vice-president, meteorology director. . .Dra- matics Club. . .Service Club. . .Intramurals manager. .Foot- ball manager. Second Row LOIS SUSAN LEVINE. . Hi-Lo . . .Totem office manager . . .Times agent, writer. . . 1500 Club gold pin. .Philo treas- urer. . .Concert Choir. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .As- sembly Workshop. . .Service third pin. . .Quill and Scroll . . . National Honor Society. LAWRENCE ALAN LEVY.. Sub Terra ... Totem agent . . .Times copy editor, columnist. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . . Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural first let- ter. . . Reserve tennis. BEVERLY ANN LIGGETT. . Butch . . .Totem agent... Safety Council secretary. . .Art Club. Third Row THOMAS ARNOLD LINDENBERG. . Lindy . . .Camera Club. . .Intramurals. . .Football. ELLIS LINE. . Smoky . . .Band. . .Intramural letter. JULIE ANN LIPP. . Jules . . .Times. . .Meterites. . .Philo . . .Concert Choir. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . Service Club. 29 First Row CAROL ANN LIVINGSTON Totem agent. homeroom news reporter. . .Wranglers. .Times RICHARD DARRELL LOFFI . 'Dick.' JANET IDA LONG. . Blondie . . .Times agent. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . .USA pin. . .So-Si-Y pin. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . .Service Club. Second Row SANDRA KAY LONG. . Sandy Junior Red Cross. . . USA. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. STEVEN PAUL LONGENBERGER. . Shortie Club. . .Intramural fourth letter, manager. . Service NORMAN L. LONTZ. . Norm' . Intramural letter. Third Row THOMAS E. LOWENHAR. . . Tom Club. . .Intramurals. .Times. . .Service FRANK A. LUDE. . .Service Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . . Hi-Y. . .Varsity football. . .Reserve track. . .Intramurals. . . National Merit Finalist. . .Trigonometry recognition. . .Na- tional Honor Society. JACK N. MACY. . Jack . . .Intramurals. in their honor. Certainly none of them mil ever forget the First Row DOROTHY ANNE MAJOR. . Dorth . . .Totem agent. . . Philo. . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. . .Typing awards. PEGGY SHIRLEEN MALLES. . . Peggy. PEGGY JEAN MARKIN. . Peg Vesta. . .Girls' Rifle Club. . .Stamp Club. . .Service Club. . .GAA numeral, let- ter, pin. Second Row JOHN MARKITON 111. . .Junior Academy of Science math section. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Hi-Y. GARY LEE MARTIN. . . .From Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne. SuANN DEE MARVIN. . . Sam . . .USA. . .Service Club .. .GAA. Third Row CARL EDWARD MATHIAS. . .Boys' Rifle Club. Club. .Stamp CORDELL AL1N MATHIEU. . Corky . Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne. . From Concordia SUSAN JEAN MAYER. . Sue . . .Times writer. . .Concett Choir. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Wranglers. . .Archery. 30 First Row MARIAN LEE McCALLISTER. . . .Totem events co-editor . . .Times writer, bookhead. . . 1500 Club silver pin. . .Me- terites. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Modern Dance. . .Wranglers . . .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. . .Service Club. . .Na- tional Honor Society. Sally . . .Times agent. . .USA . .Girls' Rifle Club. .36 Work- SARA NAN McCRORY.. pin. . .So-Si-Y pin. . .Vesta, shop. . .Service Club. larry c. Mcdonald. . 'Larry . . .Band. . . Intramurals. Second Row BETH ANN MCDOWELL. . Beth USA... Art Club . . .Honorary Arts Club. . .Service Club. . .GAA. DICK McGAW Sophomore, junior class secretary. . . Senior vice-president. . .Totem agent. . .Safety Council. . . Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . .Tennis. .Speech recognition . . .National Honor Society. CATHERINE MARTHA McGEE. . Katie . . .Times mail- ing manager. . .Safety Council. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta . . . 36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . . .Honorary Arts Club. . . Service first pin. . .Typing awards. Third Row ROGER LYNN McNETT Camera Club president. . . Service Club. . .Hi-Y sergeanr-ar-arms . . .Junior Academy of Science. .. Industrial Arts recognition. EUGENE R. MENZE. . Gene . . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .In- tramurals. SUSAN RUTH MENZE From Hoagland High School, Hoagland, Indiana. . .Totem club co-editor. . .Times adver- tising manager, writer, ad solicitor. .. 1500 Club gold pin . . .Philo. . . .Junior Academy of Science. . . .Wranglers. . . Dramatics Club. . . .Service first pin. . . .Third place North Side Regional Speech Meet. . .Quill and Scroll. wonder jul experiences recalled as they turned back The Leaves First Row BARBARA L. MERCHANT. . Barb . . .Choir. . .USA. . . Typing awards. HARRY ARNOLD MERIN. .From Mumford High School, Detroit, Michigan. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Archery Club. . . Camera Club. . .Intramurals. ELAINE ANN MEYER . . . Elaine Service Club. . .Typing awards. .Choir. . .USA. . , Second Row STEPHEN LOUIS MEYERS. . . Steve . . .36 Workshop. . Service Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. . Reserve basketball. . .Tennis. .. .National Merit Finalist.. Algebra, general history, Latin, U. S. History recognition . . .National Honor Society. CAROL JOAN MILLER. . Millie . . .Totem co-circulation manager. . .Times agent, reporter. . . 1500 Club gold pin. . . Meterites. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop. . . .Service first pin. . . Quill and Scroll. CATHIE VAE MILLER. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta pin. .GAA. . . Typing awards. Third Row DAVID DONALD MILLER. . Dave . . .Boys' Rifle Club . . . Intramurals. NICHOLAS ALAN MILLER. . Nick . . .Boys' Rifle Club . . . Visual Education . . . Service Club. WARD G. MILLER . . . From Dormont High School, Pitts- burg, Pennsylvania. . .Know Your City Club. . .Wranglers . .36 Workshop. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural first letter. . .Physi- cal geography recognition. 31 First Row MICHAEL EVERETTE MILLIKAN . . . Mike Safety Council. . .Hi-Y. . .Football. . .Track. . .Inttamurals. JAMES L. MILLS, murals. Slim .Boys' Rifle Club. . . Intra- ESTHER LOUISE MISEGADES. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . Art Club treasurer. Second Row MAX WILLIAM MOORE. murals. .Boys' Rifle Club. . . . Intra- BARBARA ANN MORE. . Barb . . .Know Your City Club . . .Junior Red Cross. . .Girls' Rifle Club. RONALD A. MORING. . . Ron Football. . .Track. . . Intramurals. Third Row .Boys' Rifle Club. . . MARCIA JEANNE MOSEL. . . .Times homeroom reporter . . .Philo. . .Concert Choir assistant head secretary, pin. . . Madrigal. . .36 Workshop. . . .Art Club. . . .Honorary Arts Club secretary. . .Service Club. RICHARD LEE MOSER. . Dick . . .Band. . .Service Club . . .Intramural letter. . .National Honor Society. WINFIELD CARROLL MOSES. . .Junior class social coun- cil chairman. . .Service Club. . . .Lettermen's Club. . . .Hi-Y . . .Football. . .Track. . .Intramurals. . .Third place Adver- tising Essay Contest. of Time. A superb cast of talented Archers proved that You Can't First Row PATRICIA ANN MOTTER. . . Pat From Centerville High School, Centerville, Indiana. . .Service Club. JOHN EDWARD MUSSER ... Johann ... Totem, Times photographer. . . .Band. . . .Camera Club vice-president. . . Service Club. JAMES A. MYERS. . . Jim. Second Row KAREN S. MYERS. . . Jill Know Your City Club. . . USA. BARBARA ANN NAHRWOLD. . Barb . . .Totem agent ...Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. .. 36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .GAA letter. . .Physical geography recognition. . . National Honor Society. BONNIE JEAN NAHRWOLD. . .Safety Council. . .Know Your City Club. . .USA. . .Vesta. . .Service Club. Third Row LINDA GAYLE NIBLICK. . Lynn . . .Totem office man- ager. . . .Concert Choir. . . .Service third pin. . . .National Honor Society. JOAN NOVITSKY Times agent. . .1500 Club bronze pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Wranglers. . . .Service first pin . . .National Honor Society. DANIEL L. O'BRYANT. . . O.B. Junior Academy of Science. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Visual Education. . . .Service Club. . .Varsity football, track. . .Inttamurals. 32 First Row PATRICIA SUE O'CONNOR. Pat. DANIEL D. OESCH. . Crip . . .Band. . .Orchestra. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. . . Intramurals. DAN O'LAUGHLIN. . Irish From New Haven High School, New Haven, Indiana. .. Hi-Y. .. Football. . .Track . . . Intramurals. Second Row JIMMIE LEE OLINSKE. . Ole . . .Service Club, men's Club. . .Varsity football. . .Track. . Letter- NANCY LOU ORMSBY. . . Nance Totem agent. . . Times agent. . .Choir. . . .Junior Red Cross. . . .USA vice- president. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta. . .Service Club. .GAA fresh- man representative. GRANT OSBORNE. . Ozzie . .Junior Academy of Science math section. . .Concert Choir. . .Madrigal. . .Safety Coun- cil. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . . .Service Club. . . .Intramurals. . . Industrial Arts recognition. Third Row CAROLE JEAN OXENRIDER. . .Philo. . .Know Your City Club treasurer. . .USA. . .Vesta point recorder. . .36 Work- shop. . . .Service third pin. . . .GAA numeral. . . .National Honor Society. SUSAN JANE PARADY. . Susy . . .Band pin. . .Orchestra . . .Vesta vice-president, sergeant-at-arms, pin and guard. . . Stamp Club. . . .Service Club. . .GAA numeral. . .National Honor Society. JUDY DALE PARKS. . Sunshine . . .Times agent. Take It With You, as they performed in the Senior Class Play. First Row ROBERT CHARLES PARQUET. . Bob . .Boys' Rifle Club . . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. SANDRA SUE PARROTT. . Sandy . . .Safety Council. . . USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta pin. . .Service Club. .Library Club secretary. ROBERT K. PFUNDSTEIN. . Robby . .Concert Choir. . . Madrigal. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Intramurals. Second Roir BETTY JEAN PHERSON. .. .Times homeroom news re- porter. . .Choir. . .Know Your City Club. . .USA. . .Visual Education pin. . .Service Club. NEIL ROGER PIERCE. .. Football. .. Intramurals. GEORGE WILLIAM PI FER. . George . . .Hi-Y treasurer, sergeant-at-arms. . .Football. . .Intramurals. Third Row MARIANNE PINKHAM. . . Pinky . . . .Concert Choir. . . Know Your City Club pin. . .Vesta sergeant-at-arms, pro- gram chairman, pin and guard. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . .Modern Dance. . .GAA letter. . .Typing awards. . . National Honor Sociery. LARRY LEE PLATZ. . Shorty . . .Boys' Rifle Club. SHARON SUE POSSELL. . . .Meterites publicity chairman . . .Philo accompanist. . .Orchestra accompanist. . .USA vice- president. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . . Library Club second pin. . .Modern Dance accompanist. . . National Honor Society. 33 First Roic SHARON ELLA PROBST Totem events co-editor... Meterites. . .Orchestra accompanist. . .Choir organist. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. .Modern Dance accompanist. . . GAA. . .Typing awards. NORMA JEAN PROPES. CAROL JEAN PURDY. . .Times writer, typist. . .Meterites . . .Philo. . .Orchestra. . .Wranglers. . .Service Club. . .Na- tional Merit Finalist. . .National Honor Society. Second Row IRIS JUNE QUICK. . Iwish From Central Catholic High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. KAREN ANN RANDALL. . .Safety Council. . Junior Red Cross. . .USA treasurer. . .So-Si-Y vice-president. .Vesta. . . Service Club. . .Advanced tumbling. PAUL TIMOTHY RANES. . Tim . . .From Carmel High School, Carmel, Indiana. .Reserve basketball. . . Intramurals. Third Row KATE RASTETTER Totem editor-in-chief Times writer, bookhead, circulation manager. ... 1500 Club vice- president, gold- jeweled pin. . . .Meterites. . . .36 Workshop program chairman, pin. . . .Assembly Workshop. . . .Service third pin. . .National Merit Finalist. . .Quill and Scroll. . . Biology recognition. . .National Honor Society. PATRICIA KATHERINE REBERG. shop. KAREN ALICE REDDY. Pat .36 Work- Witb spring, many traditional activities arrived. All South First Row DAVID ARTHUR REDMOND. . . Dave . . .Totem agent . . .Junior Academy of Science, nuclear physics. . . .Safety Council. . .Wranglers. . .Dramatics Club. .Service Club. . . Hi-Y president, secretary . . . Football . . . Intramurals . . . Na- tional Honor Society. MARTHA ANNE REIFF Times writer, agent... Me- terites. . .Philo. . .Vesta pin. . .36 Workshop. . .Service sec- ond pin. . .National Honor Society. JOYCE ANN REYNOLDS. .. Joy . .. .Know Your City Club. . .Girls' Rifle Club treasurer, secretary, letter. . .Visual Education. . .Service Club. Second Row GARY LEE RICHARDSON. . Rich Art Club. JAMES RICHARDSON. . . Jim . . .From Thornton High School, Homewood, Illinois. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramurals. JUDITH L. RIDLEN. . . Judy Totem agent. . .Times writer, point recorder. . . 1500 Club. . .Philo. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. . .Service. Third Row JUDITH DIANE RIPING. . . Judy Totem agent... Times credit manager, assistant advertising manager, business manager. . . . 1500 Club gold- jeweled pin. . . .Meterites. . . Philo. .Junior Red Cross. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . . Dramatics Club. . .Service third pin. . .Quill and Scroll. . . National Honor Society. THOMAS LEE RISK. . Tex . . .From Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. . . .Art Club. . . .Intra- murals. CHARLES STANLEY ROBINSON. . .Band, try. . .Track. . .Intramurals. .Cross coun- 34 First Row HELEN ROBINSON. . .Vesta program chairman. . .Service Club. . .National Honor Society. JUDITH ANN ROBINSON. . Judy . . .Totem office man- ager. . .Times agent, writer, typist. . .1500 Club silver pin . . . Meterites . . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. . .Junior Red Cross . . .Vesta pin, house chairman. . .Service first pin. . . Spirit of South Side . . .National Honor Society. ROBERT D. ROBINSON. . Bob . . .Boys Rifle Club. Second Row PHILLIP RODENBECK. Phil. NICHOLAS A. ROEMBKE. . Nick . . .Times. . .Band. . . Concert Choir. . .Madrigal. . .Wranglers. . 36 Workshop. . . Art Club treasurer, pin. . . .Designers' Associated. . . . Intra- murals. . .Art School Scholarship. . .Fire Prevention Poster contest. . .Art recognition. MARGARET JANE ROGERS, cert Choir. .Junior Red Cross. . Service first pin. Third Run . .Meterites. . .Philo. .Con- Vesta. . . 36 Workshop. . . MARSHA LOU ROLF. . Marsh . . .Times. . .Philo. .Serv- ice Club. . .Library Club point recorder, gold pin. HOWARD ROMANOWSKI . . . .Football. . . Intramurals. Howie . . .Boys' Rifle Club JOYCE MARIE RONDOT. . Rondo . . .Times. . .USA. . . Wranglers ... 36 Workshop . . . Third place Wranglers' Ra- dio Contest. . .Typing awards. gazed on with admiration as Ivy Day became another memory. First Rou WENDELL G. ROSE. . Wendy . . .Totem intramural edi- tor. . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural manager, letter. RICHARD STEPHEN ROTHBERG. . Dick . .Sophomore class social council, junior, senior class president. . .Totem feature editor. . .Junior Academy of Science math section. . . Concert Choir pin. . .Madrigal. . .Wranglers first pin. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. .Hi-Y. .Golf. . .National Metit Finalist. . .English, Latin, algebra, geometry, speech, and physics recognition. . .National Honor Society. SANDRA LEE RUSSELL. . Sandy . . .Typing awards. Second Row NANCY JANE RYAN. . Nance . . .Meterites. . .Philo. . . Choir. . . .Vesta president, pin, guard. . . .36 Workshop. . . Service third pin. . . .Home Economics recognition. . . .Na- tional Honor Society. CAROL ANN SALAKA. . Squeaks . . . .Times homeroom reporter. . .Safety Council. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . . Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. . .Typing awards. KAREN SUE SAPPENFIELD. . .Totem agent, copy editor . . . Times bookhead, editorial editor, news editor, general manager. . . 1500 Club president, gold-jeweled pin. . . .Me- terites point recorder. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. . .Assembly Workshop. . .36 Workshop ... Service second pin... Quill and Scroll. . .National Honor Society. Third Row STEVEN SAPPENFIELD. . .Concert Choir, pin. . .Madrigal ...Boys' Rifle Club. . .Intramurals. . .National Honor So- ciety. I ANE SAYLOR . . Janie . . . Know Your City Club . . Junior Red Cross. . .So-Si-Y. . .Vesta pin. JAMES L. SAYLORS.. . Jim From Deerfield High School, Deerfield, Michigan. .Concert Choir, pin. . .Madrigal . . .Dramatics. . .Basketball. 35 First Row EVERETT JOHN SCHERRER, JR Intramurals. PERRY ARTHUR SCHLIE Junior Academy of Science meteorology . . . Safety Council . . . Booster Club .... Reserve basketball, tennis. . .Archery Club. . .Intramurals. ROBERT DOWNING SCHMIDT. .. Smitty Intra- murals. Second Row PAUL SCHOPPMAN, JR.. . . Butch Booster Club. . . Intramurals. DARLENE SCHRADER. .. Tootsie . . .Totem agent. SANDRA SUE SCHUG. . Sandy . . .Service Club. . .Typ- ing awards. Third Row DONNA JEAN SCHUMM ... Deejay From Angola High School, Angola, Indiana. . .Totem. . .Times. . .Vesta . . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. THOMAS EDWARD SCHWARTZ. .. Tom Service Club. . .Football. .. Intramural manager, fourth letter. PRISCILLA ARLENE SCOTT. . . Pris From Douglas Freeman High School, Richmond, Virginia. .Typing awards. Recognition Day, Baccalaureate, Senior Prom, and Graduation First Roiv SUSAN ANN SEIBEL. . Sue . . .Times agent. . .Meterites . . .Philo. . .Choir. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. .Service third pin. . .Library Club vice-president, gold pin. RODKA LOU SHADY. . Rodie . . .USA. . .36 Workshop . . . Art Club . . . Honorary Arts Club . . . GA A . . . Fort Wayne Art School scholarship. . .Ball State Art Workshop scholar- ship. . .Typing awards. NANCY R. SHEEFEL. . Nance . . .Know Your City Club . . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . . .Girls' Rifle Club. . . .Art Club. . .Honorary Arts Club. . .Service first pin. Second Row VICTORIA GAYLE SHELDON. . . Vicki . . .Times agent . . .1500 Club. .Orchestra pin. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . . . I.U. Summer scholarship. . . Home Economics recognition . . . National Honor Society. BERNICE JANE SHERMAN. . Bernie . .Know Your City Club. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . . .Vesta pin . . .Service Club. . .Majorettes. . .GAA numeral. JUDITH ELAINE SHORE. Club. . .Junior Red Cross. . Vesta. . .Service first pin. . Judy . . . .Know Your City .USA devotional chairman. . . Phil . .Junior Academy of Science .36 Workshop. Third Row PHILLIP G. SHULZE. nuclear physics, radio. JOHN LUCIUS SLICK III. . Luke . . .From Howe Military School, Howe, Indiana. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .36 Workshop . . .Service Club. . .Varsity football. . .Intramurals. CASSANDRA G. SMEAD. . Sandy . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . . Vesta. . .Service Club. 36 First Row SUSAN LYNNE SMETHERS. . . Susi Times. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Meterites. . . .Philo. . . .Wranglers. . . .36 Workshop. . .Art Club. . . .Honorary Arts Club. . . .Service Club. DOUGLAS OSTER SMITH. . Smitty . . .Band. . .Hi-Y. . . Reserve football, basketball, track Intramural fourth letter. ROBERT MEREDITH SMITH. . Bob . . .Know Your City Club. . .36 Workshop. . .Camera Club. . .Service Club. Second Row SHARON EILEEN SMITH. . Rabbit .USA. . .GAA. SHELBY W. SMITH. . . .Philo. . . .Orchestra. . . .Vesta. . . Wranglers. . . .36 Workshop. . . .Service Club. . . .Modern Dance. MARY ANN SOLES Typing awards. Third Row KATHLEEN L. SOSINSKI. . Kathie . . . .Times. . .Meter- ites program chairman. . .Junior Red Cross publicity chair- man. .. .Wranglers. ... 36 Workshop program chairman, sergeant-at-arms . . .Dramatics Club. . .Service Club. JAMES R. SPECK. . . Jim . RICHARD D. SPENCER . . als . . . Poetry recognition. . . Intramurals. Rocky . . . Band. . Intramur- all swept by much too quickly for everyone until, for the last time . . First Row WILLIAM EMMETT SPINDLER. . . Bill . Club. . .Service Club. . .Lettermen's Club. . . ball. . .Reserve tennis. . .Intramurals. . . Boys' Rifle . Varsity foot- SUE ANN STAFFORD. . Susie . . .Times. . .Meterites. . . Philo. . .Junior Red Cross program chairman. . .Wranglers . . .36 Workshop. . .Service second pin. LOREN STANLEY STANSKI. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Ma- drigal. . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Intramurals. Second Row ROBERT O. STEINBAUER. Bob ERSAL MAE STERLING. . . Shorty Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne. SHARON KAY STEVENS. . . Sherri Club. . .Service Club. . .Majorettes. .Choir pin. . From Concordia . Know Your City Third Row JAMES GATHINGS STEWART. . . Jim . . Junior Acad- emy of Science math section. . .Band. . .Latin, French recog- nition. NANCY LEE STILL WELL From Central High School, Fort Wayne. . .Safety Council. . .Majorettes pin. JANICE ELAINE SUMMERS. . . Red . . Junior Academy of Science. . .Know Your City Club. . .Girls' Rifle. . .GAA. First Row MARCIA ANN SWATHWOOD. . Cha . . .Philo. . .Con- cert Choir. . .Madrigal. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. CAROL LYNN SZ1NK Totem office manager. . .Times agent, writer. . .1500 Club silver pin. . .Meterites. . .Philo secretary. . . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. . . .Junior N.O.M.A Typing awards . . . Latin, botany, shorthand recognition . . . National Honot Society. DIANE MARGARET TELGMAN. . DeDee . . .Totem. . . Junior Red Cross. . .36 Workshop. . .Service Club. Second Row JANET MAURENE TERRY. . Jan . . . Times writer, agent, head typist, bookhead, circulation manager, general manager . . . 1500 Club gold-jeweled pin. . . .Meterites. . . .Philo. . . Concert Choir secretary, pin . . . Madrigal . . . Safety Council . .Wranglers vice-president, secretary, co-publicity chairman, pin, and guard. . .36 Workshop. . .Dramatics Club. . .Serv- ice third pin. . .Fourth place 1HSFA district and zone meet ...Randolph Jacobs Service Trophy ... Fourth place New Haven Speech Meet. . .Quill and Scroll ... Speech recogni- tion. . .National Honor Society. NANCY CATHERINE THAYER. . Nance . . .Know Your City president. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . . 36 Workshop. PAMELA KAY THOMAS. . . Pam . . .Times. . .Choir. . . Camera Club. Third Row ROBERT L. THOMPSON. . Bob . . .Totem photographer . . .Times head photographer, writer, copy editor. . .1500 Club gold pin. . .Junior Academy of Science vice-president, math section director. .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Camera Club. . . Service second pin. . .Hi-Y. . .Reserve tennis. . .Quill and Scroll. PENNY LU THORNE.. . Henny Penny . . .From Central Catholic High School, Fort Wayne. .36 Workshop. .Service Club. LINDA JEANNE TOMSON. . .Totem agent, office manager . . .Times writer. . .Meterites. . .Philo. . .Orchestra. . .Con- cert Choir. . .Vesta treasurer, pin and guard. . . 36 Workshop . . .Service first pin. .Majorettes. . .National Honor Society. as a class, they said farewell to Our dear old South Side High First Row ZORANA YVONNE TOSCOS. . . Z Times. . .Safety Council. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop . . .Art Club. . .Honorary Arts Club. . .Service Club. LINDA SUE TOWNS. . .From Coral Gables High School, Coral Gables, Florida... 36 Workshop. . .Art Club secre- tary. . .Honorary Arts Club. GERALD R. TRAXLER. . Gerry Reserve track. .. Intramural letter. Second Row . Varsity football . DANIEL TRITCH. . . .Junior class social council. . .Letter- men's vice-president. . .Varsity football. . .Varsity track. . . Intramurals. . .Latin, physics recognition. . .National Honor Society. LUANN ELAINE UHL Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . . So-Si-Y . . . Vesta secretary .... Service second pin .... GAA numeral, letter. . .National Honor Society. MAX EUGENE VanFOSSEN Service Club Intra- murals manager, fourth letter. Third Row SUSAN JANE VANFOSSEN Senior class secretary. . . Times. . .Meterites point recorder. . .Philo. . .Safety Council . . .Vesta president. . .36 Workshop. . .Service third pin. . . Poetry recognition. . .National Honor Society. .... From Concordia Intramurals. MICHAEL G. VAUGHAN. . . Mike Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne. . SUSAN CATHERINE VESEY. . Toot . . .Times bookhead, outside circulation manager, writer. . .1500 Club pin. . .Me- terites. . .Philo. . .Safety Council. . .Junior Red Cross. . .36 Workshop . . . Dramatics Club . . . Service Club. 38 First Row FRED LOUIS VonGUNTEN Band. . .Lettermen's Club . . .Hi-Y. . .Varsity football, track. . .Intramurals. TED LUCAS VonGUNTEN .... Band . . . Lettermen's Club .. .Hi-Y. . .Varsity football, track. .. Intramurals. .. Draft- ing recognition. AUGUSTUS STOUT WADE. . . Gus From Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne. . .Lettermen's Club. . .Basketball . . .Cross country. . .Track. . .Intramurals. Second Row BARBARA JEAN WALLACE. . Barb . . .Totem. . .Philo . . .Concert Choir. . .Junior Red Cross treasurer. .36 Work- shop . . . Dramatics Club . . . Service Club . . . Reserve Cheer- leading Captain, varsiry letter, megaphone. . .Typing awards. JOY EILEEN WALLING... Jojo Service Club. . .GAA numeral. .Concert Choir. DON K. WALTERS. . D.K.W. . . .Band pin. . .Orchestra pin. . . .Know Your City president, pin. . .Service Club. . . Intramurals. Third Row JUDITH ANN WEBER. . Judy'' From Concordia Lu- theran High School, Fort Wayne. . .Totem. . .Times home- room reporter. . .Philo. . .Safety Council. .Know Your City . . .Vesta secretary, pin and guard. . .36 Workshop. . .Serv- ice first pin. . .GAA. LINDA WEHRMEISTER. Lin.' MONICA WEILEMANN. . . Posy Times writer. . .36 Workshop. . .Service first pin. . .Library Club gold pin. as a part of the never-ending sweep of time. First Row BYRON WHITE Band. . .Orchestra. . .36 Workshop . . .Service Club. . .Hi-Y treasurer. . .Intramurals. . . .Gov- ernment I recognition. . .National Honor Society. TOM WIBLE. . . .Intramural manager, fourth letter. RONALD WICHMAN. . . Ron Service Club. Second Row JUDY ANN WILLEY. . Willie From Columbia City High School, Columbia City, Indiana. . .Wranglers. ADA LEE WILLIAMS. . . Ada Typing awards. VIOLET ANN WILSON Meterites. . .Philo. . .Concert Choir. . .Know Your City Club president, secretary. . .USA . . .Service Club. Third Row GARY T. WILSON Camera Club. . .Visual Education . . .Intramurals. EDDIE WINDMILLER. . . Skip Boys' Rifle Club. . . Service Club. DONALD MAC WIRICK. . . Wally . . .36 Workshop. . . Service Club. . .Hi-Y. . .Football. . .Track. . .Intramurals. 39 First Row ANNE WITTE. . Li'l Orph . . .Times. . .Meterites. .Philo . . .Concert Choir. . .36 Workshop. LINDA JAYNE WOLF Service Club. . .GAA. LINDA KATHLEEN WOODRUFF. . . Woody From Campbell High School, San Jose, California. . .Junior Red Cross. . .Vesta. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop. . . .Art Club . . .Honorary Arts Club. . .Service Club. Second Row THOMAS JOHN WYSS. . . Tom Intramurals. JIMMIE YERGER. . Jim . . . .Boys' Rifle Club. . .Camera Club secretary, treasurer. . .Hi-Y. . .Football. . . Intramurals. SHARON ZELT. . . Shome Junior Red Cross. . .USA . . .So-Si-Y. . .Wranglers. . .Service first pin. .Varsity cheer- leading. . .Advanced tumbling. Industrious Seniors spell out Aisle of Dreams in preparation for rheir Junior Prom. Without, before, and in, sing out these fabulous fresh- men ( ? ) reminiscing at the Senior Banquet. 40 . V j l«p, it [ J-'tt 1 Br iiT , ,.. ? nderclassmen Class of 1961 Upper right: Leaders of the junior class: bottom row, left to right. Bob Shine, Evilou North, Sally Dill, Sheri De Young, and Tom Duff; top row, Mr. Alfred Hemmer, class adviser, Chris Parrott, and Mrs. Mildred Luse, class adviser. Upper left: Fair weather ahead? Jim Carter and Bob Shine, scholarship, and Evilou North and Chris Parrott, most likely to succeed, turn weathermen. Chris was also voted best athlete. Center: Matching brain against brawn are Bob Bolyard, another athlete, and Joan Stanton, Sylvia Ehrman, and Sally Capps, most active in activities. Lower left: Gretchen Meister and Allen Steere, left, best musicians , add their shovelfull to the handsome snowman of Rick Busch and Gonda Rider, right, best dancers. Lower center: The secret of how Carl Johnson and Sheri De Young have become the cutest boy and girl is out. They're chemical wonders! Lower right: The song Bicycle Built for Two must have been made for the junior cutest couple, Tom Duff and Pam Olson. 42 First Row Carol Abramson Bonnie Adams Linda Adams Larry Allen Max Allen Karen Allmandingei Second Row Linda Amos Marcia Anderson Pat Arnett Connie Arnold Trudy Bachmann Nancy Bain Third Row Richard Baker Larry Ballman Estherjean Baringer Tom Barker Donna Barnes Anita Baron Fourth Row Bill Batchelder Ronald Bauer John Biteman Steve Black Reynold BIy Sandra Bodkin Fifth Ron' Ronald Bollinger Alberta Bonnell Steven Bowen Charles Bowling Betsy Bowman Ron Brateman Sixth Row Bonnie Brenn Linda Brubaker Steve Burton Rick Busch Gary Butz John Byer Seventh Row Carol Byrne Connie Caley Valerie Callahan Carol Campbell Anita Canaan Jeanie Carroll Eighth Row Jim Carter John Chenoweth Judy Clark Maryanne Clarke Robert Colby Mary Collins Ninth Row Michael Collins Phyllis Cozmas Jim Crabill Becky Crist Mary Croghan Ellen Crowder 43 ! First Row Carol Cullen Beth Curley Karen Curley Marilyn Dauscher Becky Davis Connie Denis Second Row Carolyn DeVore Sheri DeYoung Dave Dill Sally Dill Sandra Dolson Carol Druart Third Row Tom Duff Jim Dumas Judy Dunlap Mike Durnell Sylvia Ehrman Judy Eisenhut Fourth Row Acie Eldridge Robert Engelmann Judy English Janelle Erwin Ray Fanger Tom Felger Fifth Row Joel Feltenberger Janice Ferber Ruth Finrow Dave Flaig Michele Flaig Judy Follis Sixth Row Mary Follis Paul Freehill Sam Fryback Sally Gelow Gary Gibson Terrill Giese Seventh Row Bob Griffiths Carole Haag Tom Halley Jerri Hanchar Donald Hasselbring Marjorie Havens Eighth Row Marilyn Hayden Sandra Hearn Ronald Hege Kay Hensch Ray Hieber Eric Hoekstra Ninth Row Carol Hofer Judy Hoffman Mike Hogg Craig Holmes Rebecca Hostetler Louise Houser First Row Jim Howard Kay Huffman Beverly Hughes Jane Hunter Pam Huntsman Diane Irmscher Second Roiv Gene Jacobs Pat Jacobs Barb Jacquay Karen Johnson Lois Jones Diane Junk Third Row Morrie Kasner Kent Keller Janice King Jim King Ron King Susan Knight Fourth Row Judy Koch Linda Koch Sheri Koch Judy Koontz Margaret Koontz Ed Kridler Fifth Roiv Charlene Laubscher Fred Locke Dan Logan Sharon Longenberger Camille Luther Steve Marshall Sixth Roiv Dave Martin Jan Martindale Marilynn Masters Nancy Matlock Alfred Mayle Sue Maxson Seventh Row Dennis McBroom Patty McCoy Sally McDonald Mary Meily Gretchen Meister Margie Mercer Eighth Row Bill Meyer Diana Meyer Linda Meyers Dan Miller Katherine Misegades Kathy Moore Ninth Row John Morell Jerry Moring Steve Morley Carolyn Murphy Fred Musser Don Nelson 45 II z P££5f? F« j Row Dave Newburn Evilou North Tom Ogles Sue Orwin Gary Overmeyer Lucille Palevich Second Row Ken Pattee Marie Paulson Marcel Perrey Gil Perry Sue Pfeifer Cid Pfeiffer Third Row John Pierce Dixie Piercy William Platka Annette Plesniak Ann Plogsterth Steve Pohl Fourth Row James Porter Marilyn Porter Melodie Potts Donna Preston Martha Price Phyllis Redding Fifth Row Stan Redding David Reynolds Kenneth Rice Gonda Rider Stephanie Roe Karen Roehm Sixth Row Sue Rousseau Tom Schaefer Jean Schott Bonnie Schug Dave Schwalm Susan Scott Seventh Row John Selzer Kay Sheean Bill Sherbondy Bob Shine Jon Shopoft Sandy Sieber Eighth Row Carolyn Sievers Linda Silverman Ron Simon Susan Slick Roxanna Smith Paul Sorg Ninth Row Susan Springer Shirley Stahlhut Don Stalter Sandra Starke Susie Stauffer Pam Stech 46 First Row Allen Steere Barb Steiner Elana Stepanek Bill Stettner David Stewart Jerry Stout Second Roiv William Stout Bonnie Strutz Judi Sutter Nancy Swaim Billie Swartz Marilyn Taylor Third Row Art Templar David Timma Marlene Timma Max Tinkel Emily Tray lor Margaret Tsuleff Fourth Roiv Terry Usher Terry VanBlaricom Jim Vanderford Linda Vollmer Pam Ward Chuck Weinraub Fifth Row Donna Weinraub Steve Weiss Janice Welborn David Welch Sharon Wickliffe Judy Wilburn Sixth Roux John Wilks Jack Winder Patricia Worsham Penny Yore Marcia Zelonis Editor for a day, Chuck Weinraub di- rects This Wonderful Year 1959 as fellow juniors watch the newsworthy ac- tion of their banquet. 47 Opposite: The sophomore class officers are, left to right, Diane Fredrick, president; Dean Rice, vice-president; Debbie Brooke, secretary- treasurer; Susie Horth, social council chairman; Brenda Dull and Tom McMahan, members of the social council. Directly under the officers are sponsors Mr. Richard Sage and Mrs. Evlyn Spray. Class of 1962 Top left: Larry Lee, boy most likely to succeed, holds up the ladder of suc- cess supporting Babette Jones, girl most likely to succeed, and Diane Fredrick, Sandy Thorn, and Susie Horth, leading in activities. Babette and Diane were also outstanding in scholarship. Center: Brenda Dull appears unhappy as Debbie Brooke, cutest girl, cuts in on her dance parrner Stan Alfeld. Loiver left: Musicians Tom McMahan, kneeling, and John McNett prepare to enjoy a bit of culture with Karen Simmons, outstanding in dramatics. Center: Ken Leakey and Ken Robinson, best athletes, display skill and sportsmanship in the manly art of croquet. Loiver right: Dave Wallace and Judy Evans, cutest couple, dream of days to come. Dave was also elected most handsome boy. 48 First Row Tom Abies John Adams Tom Adams Vicki Adams Joyce Ake Oma Ake Sec a nd Row Dave Allen Linda Antibus Dwight Arnett Brenda Arnold Judy Arnold Alice Ashton Third Row Barton Bailey Karl Bandemer Sally Bash Sandra Bates Peggy Bauer Gordon Baumgartner Fourth Row Becky Baughman Sherry Baxter Tom Bear Carol Jo Becher Jean Beer Dave Bennett Fifth Row Jacquelyn Berry Jerome Berry Jon Bill Marilyn Block Judy Blombach Marjorie Bloom Sixth Row James Bly Ted Bocock Janice Bodkin Bill Borgmann Carol Bowers Jean Braden Seventh Row Claudia Bradley Bill Branstrator Ann Brase Larry Britton Louise Brown Gretchen Brumm Eighth Row Barb Buckles Susie Bumgerdner Warren Burns Pam Buzzard Kay Carrier Mike Carter Ninth Row Bill Cartwright Steve Chapin Judy Chapman Sandra Christlieb Cindy Christman Ross Clark 49 First Row Barbara Cleary Marilyn Cole Michele Coleman Steve Cook Joyce Cossairt Sue Cox Second Row John Crick Dennis Crill Art Cross Bob Current Janet Daugherty Janet Davies Third Row Dannie Davis Jeanne Davis Janice Dedman Marcia Disler Richard Dobson Karen Dowty Fourth Row Brenda Dull Elaine Edwards Sharon Eitman Elizabeth Ellis Trudy Estep Judie Eytcheson Fifth Row Anita Ferber Mike Ferverda Sarah Finch Caron Fine Jane Finnell Sandy Fisher Sixth Row Sally Franklin Diane Fredrick Mary Fredrick Eugene Gallagher Kaylene Gebert Cheryl George Seventh Row Sally Gilbert Joanna Goble Judy Godman Larry Green Lane Grile Sandi Hadley Eighth Row Judith Handy Dayna Harader Sue Harrod Jean Hatfield Kathleen Head Marilyn Headford Ninth Row Ann Hechler Kay Heemsoth Sandta Heidbrink Tom Helton Bob Hendricksen Diana Hess 50 First Row Muriel Hickman Jim Hill Gaylene Hilsmier Pam Himes Susi Hines Mary Ellen Hite Second Row Terry Hoff Lissa Hoffman Chuck Hohman Judi Hollister Sandy Horstman Susi Horth Third Row Elizabeth Hostetler Jerry Howard Julia Hutchens Tom Irmscher Martha Jacobs Susan Johns Fourth Row Sandra Johnson Babette Jones Chris Junker Ricky Kabisch Mary Karrick Mary Keegan Fifth Row Sue Kelley Dick Klaehn Bill Kleifgen David Knepple Kathy Knettle Richard Koch Sixth Row Larry Koehlinger Sue Korte Sharon Krakower Linda Kumfer David Lane Martha Lanning Seventh Row Greg Lantzer Ken Leakey Mike Leaman Dian Leath Larry Lee Peggy Lee Eighth Row Susan Lee Jill Leonard Joe Lepley Marsha Lepper Lois Lerch Victor Lewandowski Ninth Row Frank Lewis Carol Link Suzanne Link Joyce Lockwood Ray Lora Ellen Lowe 51 First Row Steve Lowens Bud Lucas Jenny Manth David Margerum Bob Martin Carolyn Martin Second Row Sue Martin William Marvin Sandy McCombs Karen McFarland Susan McGinnis Lola McLaughlin Third Row John McNett David Meek Mary Merrill Lavinia Miles Bob Miller Craig Miller Fourth Row Mary Jane Miller Vicki Miller Alan Mitchell Evert Mol Barbara Monser Linda Moody Fifth Row Virginia More James Mosshammer Steve Mueller Janice Nahrwold Pat Nettrour Linda Newell Sixth Row John Nickels Kerry Nidlinger Don Nobles Pam Orchard Porter Pace Dick Parke Seventh Row Sue Ann Penland Susan Perry Henry Persons Jim Phillips Vic Pierson Carolyn Pio Eighth Row Tom Plesniak Karen Porter Charlotte Powell Steve Putman Roswitha Rahden Marna Reiber Ninth Row Flora Reynolds Dean Rice Ron Rice David Riemen Marsha Ringle Kenneth Robinson 52 First Row Jeff Roth Bonnie Russell Diane Saalfrank John Sauer Rick Schafer Judy Schelper Second Row Karl Schlademan Alan Schlie Fred Schoen Maurine Schultz Michael Seaman Darlene Sheefel Third Row Allen Sheldon Karen Simmons Jean Simpson Sally Smart Dale Smith John Smith Fourth Row Keith Snavely Phillip Snyder Barbara Spiers Jan Spuller Aletha Staight Sherry Stark Fifth Row Nancy Stauffer Sandra Steger Tom Stephan Barbara Stevens Joyce Stocks Brian Summers Sixth Row Cheryl Summers Lydia Sutto Peggy Swartz Yvonne Swartz Karen Swygart Jeanine Syndram Seventh Row Faith Tanesky Jim Ten Eyck Janice Thiele Dianne Thomas Sandy Thorn Marijane Tobey Eighth Row Debbie Tourkow George Townsend DeWayne Trim Denny Truitt Linda Turner Roberta Twitchell Ninth Row Dave Tyner Barb Uhl Jon Van Oosten Richard Vaughan Tamara Vyhovsky Richard Waterfield i 4hi 4 In 53 First Row Tom Watson John Weaver Bob Weiss Judie Welty Bob Wenger Carolyn West Second Row Rozann Whitehurst John Wightman Bill Wilder Ellen Williams Nadine Wilson Gail Woodruff Third Row Sandra Yaggy Ruth Yonkoski Judy York Mary Zimmerman Top: On Dasher and Dancer, on Prancer and Vixen, yells Ron Heathman to his team of snow-white horses with reindeer names. Bottom: The Sievert brothers, Larry and Don, sign Totems and search for their pictures. A friend seems to have just found his. 54 Upper left: Ferguson and friends! The question is, How does she do it? As her friends wave frantically to the camera, Bessie gaily laughs but refuses to tell her secret. Lower left: South scores again! With slight assistance from the ladder, Susie Carto dunks the ball for two points at a pep session. Upper right: Sue Springer, Pam Punsky, Barbara Monser, and Sandy Grodrian eagerly aid Steve Pratt in shining up one of the Times' many trophies. Lower right: With all due respect for the dead, juniors Jack Winder, John Biteman, Jim Carter, and Dave Dill solemnly transport a body much to the amusement of the spectators. 55 Class of 1963 Top: On your toes, Bob, instructs Maria Ha- becker, best girl dancer, to her partner Bob Lohman. They dance to the melody of best musicians, Karen Miller and Patty Slater. Center: Ambitious freshmen Tom Erb, boy most likely to succeed; Nancy Goebel, best speaker; and Annell Hoover and Dave Tipton, cutest couple, clean up the halls. Lower left: This is a switch! Cutest freshman girl, Nancy Robinson, shines the shoes of her handsome cohort Sid Sheray. Lower right: Dunking Dale Hilsmier clowns with fellow best athlete Jerry Klaehn in a typical practice session. 56 First Row Patricia Abbott Betsy Adams James Adamson Nancy A'Hearn Barbara Altevogt Ann Arnold Second Row David Aubrey Jane Augspurger Jim Bailey John Bailey Pat Bailey Terry Baker Third Row Dianne Ball Sarah Barker Gloria Barnes Jim Barnhart Nancy Baron Mary Barretta Fourth Row Sharon Bass Norma Baughman Nancy Beard Keith Beghtel Michael Beltz Brian Bennington Fifth Row William Bergman Susi Berk Marianne Best Richard Bellam Steve Birkenbeul Brian Bixby Sixth Row David Blanton Chuck Bodenhorn Larry Bodkin Bob Bohlender Mary Ellen Bowman Nancy Bowman Seventh Row Jerry Boyer Elizabeth Bradfield Mike Bradley Dean Brandenberger Peggy Brase Janet Brenn Eighth Row Diane Bright Alvin Brown Dianna Brown Nancy Brubaker Gail Brumm Richard Buchanan Ninth Row Ronald Bultemeier Suzanne Burdick Susan Burlage Beth Burnett Margaret Burnett Roberta Burnett 57 e?ao First Row Carolyn Burns Fred Busche Bonnie Byers Charlotte Byrd Pamela Caley Janet Calvert Second Row Bob Camp Rosemary Capps Don Carlo Laura Carper Sam Carter Frank Cary Third Roiv Sharon Chase Steve Chen Ann Chenoweth Greg Church Victor Churchward Judy Conley Fourth Row Bob Cormany Matt Cornacchione Laurie Crapo Louis Culbertson Bill Cupp Judy David Fifth Row Kenneth Davis Larry Davis Dan Dentzer Sharry DeHaven Janet Deihl Kathy DeVore Sixth Row Paula DiBenedetto Dorothy Dildine Janet Dinius Martha Dixon Duane Dunkin David Eaton Seventh Row Sheila Eddy Elaine Edwards Beverly Emrich Thomas Erb Steve Evans Marcia Evilsizer Eighth Row David Fairweather Rebecca Farver Kenneth Fehman Karen Finfrock Judy Firestine Richard Fisher Ninth Row Barbara Fitzgerald David Fleming Louraine Ford Carol Forsgren Pamela Foust Ed Freed 58 m First Row Nancy Frentz Dianne Friedman Jerry Fruchey Kaye Gall Tom Galland Ann Gallmeyer Second Row Steve Gard Bob Gargett Jack Garrison Wayne Garrison Sue Gerig Linda Gernand Third Row Ed Glick Nancy Goebel Marsha Good Marsha Grabner Sharon Grams Leslie Green Fourth Row Clifford Greiner Loretta Grider Martha Grimme Tim Grodrian Marsha Gronauer Alice Habegger Fifth Row Cheryl Hager Rosalie Hall Myrna Hamilton Marilyn Hansen Kay Harmon Becky Harsch Sixth Row Ira Hartman Barbara Heemsoth Claudia Hershberger Carl Hike Sylvia Hileman Dale Hilsmier Seventh Row Tonya Hines Mike Hofer Gary Hoffman Dan Holloway Annell Hoover Dan Hudson Eighth Row Cindy Jackson David Jones Steve Jones Betsy Junker Connie Kaade Pat Keck Ninth Row Dave Kennedy Dorothy Kessler Anita Kimball Loretta Kimmel Harold King Lynn King 59 First Row Jerry Klaehn John Knight Robert Knox Dave Koehlinger Kenneth Koch Cindy Korte Second Row Stephen Kosteck Mary Jo Kraus Karl Krause Krystyna Kriworotow Marcia Kuhn Jackie Kuhns Third Row Jim Kuker Nancy Lagemann Marjorie Lampel Jim Lantz Sue Lee Bob Leininger Fourth Roiv Mike Levy Paul Leipold Dennis Lintermuth Susan Lohman Susan Lotz Judy MacGiehan Fifth Row Sally Mallough Jim Mann Carol Mapes Mary Marker James Markiton Tom Marshall Sixth Row Honey Kay Martindale Allan Mason Larry Matthews Terry Matthews Bill Matlock Eileen Mayle Seventh Row Sharon McBride Ann McCallister Richard McCormick Ann McCoy Rita McCoy Mary McDonald Eighth Row Jean McGinley Gayle McNutt Catl McVay Cathy Menze Pat Menze Nancy Miles Ninth Row Cynthia Miller David Miller Karen Miller Mickey Miller Katie Mishler Paul Mittelstadt 60 First Row Joyce Moore Jean Morris Leanna Morris Susen Motter Susan Moyer Joan Mumma Second Row Dennis Murphy Joe Murphy Gaynel Musser Barb Nahrwold Linda Neff John Newburn Third Row Sally Newell Nancy Nordeen Leanne Novitsky Harriet Ochstein Marilyn Parke Verna Patton Fourth Row Sandy Petrie Kathleen Petty Bob Piercy Dave Platz Jim Plummer Jane Prill Fifth Row Gary Probst Pam Punsky Allen Purdy Ann Raatz Margaret Ranso Bill Rastetter Sixth Row Phyllis Rearick Bruce Reed Mary Jean Reiff K enneth Richard Celeste Rieinen Rhonda Roehm Seventh Row Tim Rogers Dave Rood Erin Rose Virginia Rose Colleen Roth John Rupel Eighth Row Ed Sanborn Jack Sanderson Sandra Scheeler Patty Scheib Tucker Schiebel Sydney Schinbeckler Ninth Row Keyes Schmidt Peggy Schmidt Stuart Schmitz Dan Schwartz Pam Sebring Linda Seibel A 0 1 Oft « 61 i.i U1 First Row Jack Seigel Kay Selking Pamela Serrano Byron Sexton Steve Shambaugh Susan Shelby Second Row Sheldon Sheray Sid Sheray Ann Shilling Tom Shine Maurice Shively Diane Simmers Third Row Bonnie Smith Diane Smith Judi Smith Mike Smith Susan Smith Sue Smith Fourth Roiv Terry Smith Lex Smuts Karen Snavely Cynthia Snider Linda Snyder Patricia Spears Fifth Row Toni Sorensen Barrie Spear Nancy Sprunger Ruth Sprunger Carol Stanger Claudia Stennes Sixth Row Betsy Stephenson Sharon Stettner Bernard Stier Karen Stookey Sondra Stouder Bonnie Strehlow Seventh Row Walt Stuelpe Donna Summers Vicky Suetterlin Avinell Swathwood Sally Sweet Michael Sweetman Eighth Row Bill Syndram Siegrid Tagtmeyer Margaret Terry Linda Thompson Ricky Thompson Joseph Thorpe Ninth Row David Tipton Diana Tracey Vickie Troop Bill Tucker Jane Ulrich Connie Vallance 62 First Row Jane Van Buskirk Denny Van Orman Bernie Van Osdale Julie Wadlington Karen Walker Pam Walker Second Row Phillip Waltz Tim Warren Bob Wasson Michael Weinraub Nancy Welch Tom Wenger Third Roil' Richard Werling David West Jane Whitenack Bill Whitmer Cheryl Williams Pat Wilson Fourth Row Yvonne Wilson James Woods Doug Yaney Sharyan Yerger Gwen Yordy Mike Zehendner Fifth Row Brad Zieg Brentley Zieg Alan Zimmerman Carolyn Zurzolo Typical winter scene? That's about it! The whirl of tires and the smell of rub- ber were familiar parts of winter as Arch- ers were forever digging out of the snow. 63 Upper left: The freshmen are at it again! Clowning Tam Stech, Martha Dixon, Honey-K Martindale, and Maria Ha- becker dig the crazy bongo beat; but Nancy Goebel must be too far gone to join them. Upper center: Organization is the keyword as the new library is arranged by ambitious Archers, Barb Collier, kneel- ing, Steve Black, Sandy Landree, and Karen Brumm, stand- ing, who gave up their summer fun to help. Upper right: Plan ahead! The 1961 Totem editor, Sally Capps, and her associate editor, Evilou North, begin early to search for just the right ideas for their book. Center left: Now really, boys, was it that bad? By the looks of sophomore coatroom attendants at the Junior Prom, it must have been some night. Right, Steve Rothberg, Jim Carter, Ed Sarver, Chris Parrott, Tom Ogles, and Dennis McBroom? Center right: To the victors belong the spoils, including Jim Hill, who is being towed away by two fellow gladiators. Lower left: It looks like a South Side touchdown as the Archer bench begins to clap, yell, whistle, and show the true spirit. Lower right: Thirsty basketball fans purchase necessary refreshments to relieve sore throats and keep hoarse voices from completely giving out. 64 • Our Chief An able guider and administrator is our principal, Mr. R. Nelson Snider, who directs the school's activities. Shown here, Mr. Snider points out Japan, the scene of his fall school- inspection trip for the government. Keepers of Smooth and efficient operation of the Archer machine is attributable to the sure hands of Mrs. Jack Weicker and Miss Frances Sto- baugh, who handle the book store along with other important duties. Executives Our dean of girls, Miss Pauline Van Gorder, has a special interest in every South Sider and is inex- haustible in her efforts to aid all students. She is always available to lend a helping hand. Superintendent of Schools Aaron T. Lindley is pictured with the School Board, left to right, Eugene Yergens, Mrs. William Rastetter, Jr., Willard Shambaugh, Gordon Reeves, William Miller, and Max Scott. the Clock To assist each one of us in the choice of a college or business career is the goal of our guidance director, Mr. Ora M. Davis, who supplies helpful information as well as ad- vice. 67 Top Ron' Charles Billiard, Head of English Department; B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College. Ann Arber. English; A.B., M.A., Indiana University; Sponsor Masque and Gavel and Assembly Workshop. Helen Burr, English; B.A., Indiana State Teachers College; M.A., Breadloaf School of English, Middle- bury College. Lowell Coats, English, developmental reading; A.B., Central Normal College; M.A., University of Michigan. VIRGIL Graber. English; A.B., Athenaeum College; St. Joseph's College, Indiana University; Sponsor of Archery Club. Bottom Row David Cowdrev. English; B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Florence Emshwiller, English; B.A., Indiana Uni- versity; Sponsor of Meterites. Ronald Gersmehl, English; B.A., Concordia Teach- ers College; M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Senior Class Adviser. Thomas Compton, English; B.A., M.A., Yale Uni- versity; B.D., Union Theological Seminary. Mary Graham, English; A.B., Northwestern Uni- versity; Senior Class Adviser. Note -Worthy Recollections Blue moon, I saw you standing alone . . . interprets Mr. Ronald Gersmehl in an attempt to show rhythm in poetry to English 7 students Joyce Brittenham, Linda Nib- lick, Larry Cooper, Sandra Landree, and Tom Lowenhar. Will you describe the plot line? queries Miss Ann Arber as she informally questions Karen Briggs in an oral book report. 68 Top Row LaVerne Harader, English; A.B., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Sponsor of Booster Club. Marvey Knigge, English; B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College; M.A., Columbia University. Jack Morev. English; B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Senior Play. Lucy Osborne, English; B.A., Ball State Teachers College; M.A., Columbia University. James Rohrabaugh. Director of Publications, South Side High and City Schools; journalism; B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Ball State Teachers College and Indiana University. Bottom Row Helen Pohlmeyer, English; B.S., M.S., Indiana Uni- versity; Sponsor of Cheerleaders. George Scott, English; B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Agnes Sosenheimer, English; B.A., St. Francis Col- lege; Indiana University. Evlyn Spray, English, developmental reading; B.A., Butler University; M.A., Northwestern University; Sponsor of Philo, Sophomore Class Adviser. Robert Storey, English, public speaking; B.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota; MAT., Indiana University; Sponsor of Wranglers. Reading Riting, Rehearsing Ssssh! Donna Preston and John Wilks are rapidly in- creasing their reading rate by diligently applying them- selves to the accelerating machine in Mrs. Evlyn Spray's developmenral reading class. Chivalry rides again as Phil Schulze laces Lynne Gold- man's skates, while Judy Estlick, Gus Wade, Molly Dixon, and George Pifer further execute Mr. Robert Storey's directions. 69 Top Row Olive Perkins, French, Spanish; B.A., Indiana State Teachers College; M.A., Middlebury College. Ramona Ransburg, French, English; Western Col- lege; A.B., Saint Francis College. Myrtle Grimshaw, Spanish; B.A., Hiram College; M.A., Western Reserve University. Fred W. Hellman, Latin; B.A., M.A., University of Nebraska; University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan; Co-sponsor of Latin Club. Mary Edith Reiff, Latin; A.B., M.A., University of Michigan. Bottom Row Anne Redmond, Latin; B.A., Franklin College; Uni- versity of Chicago, Ball State Teachers College, Butler University; Co-sponsor of Latin Club. Earl Sterner, Latin; B.A., M.A., Indiana Univer- sity. Grace Welty, Latin; B.A., Indiana University; Northwestern University, University of Colorado. Wilburn C. Wilson, Head of Social Studies De- partment; B.A., Ball State Teachers College; M.A., Chicago University. John Arnold, social studies; B.A., B.S., Defiance College; M.A., Ohio State University; Sponsor of Junior Red Cross. Togas and Tamales Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears pleads Mr. Earl Sterner before giving final instructions to his would-be Vestal Virgins and gladiators. Como se llama, usted? Miss Olive Perkins throws a question at her Spanish 1 students to warm them up for a spelling bee. 70 Top Row Stephen Berg, social studies; B.A., M.A., Indiana University; Sponsor of Boys' Rifle Club and Senior Social Studies Club. Richard E. Block, social studies; A.B., Hanover College; M.S., Ball State Teachers College; Co-sponsor of Know-Your-City Club. George Collyer, social studies; A.B., Butler Uni- versity; M.S., Indiana University. Mary Crowe, social studies; Ph. B., University of Wisconsin; M.A., Colorado University. Marion Feasel, social studies; B.S., Ball State Teach- ers College; M.A., Indiana University. Bottom Row Alfred Hemmer, social studies; B.S., M.S., Purdue University; Junior Class Adviser and Co-sponsor of Girls' Rifle Club. Malcolm McQuillan, social studies; A.B., Colby College; M.A., Columbia University. Clyde Peirce, social studies; A.B., DePauw Univer- sity; M.A., Indiana University. Jack E. Weicker, history; A.B., M.A., Indiana Uni- versity; Co-sponsor of Know-Your-City Club. F. Roland Smith, social studies; B.S., M.S., Indiana University. Democracy In Deed V ' Order in the court is maintained by Judge Barton Bailey, listening to John Weaver, Gary Tinkel, and Jim Phillips portraying a session of English Parliament in Mr. George Collyer's General History 1 class. Employing a gesture, Steve Meyers hopes to make Nancy Jones, Mr. Wilburn Wilson, Dick McGaw, and Carole Oxenrider see his viewpoint during a round- table discussion in Government 2. 71 Top Row Paul Sidell, Head of Mathematics Department; A.B., M.A., Indiana University. Carolyn Clark, mathematics; B.S., Ball State Teach- ers College. David Cramer, mathematics; B.S., Indiana Central College; MS., Indiana University. Mabel Fortney, mathematics; A.B., Ball State Teach- ers College; M.A., University of Michigan. Robert Gernand, mathematics; B.S., Michigan State College; M.A., Michigan State University; head foot- ball and track coach. Bottom Row Warren Hoover, mathematics; A.B., Valparaiso University; M.A., Indiana University; assistant foot- ball coach. Mildred Luse, mathematics; A.B., M.A., Butler Uni- versity; Junior Class Adviser and Co-sponsor of Girls' Rifle Club. Robert Petty, mathematics; B.S., Central Normal College; M.S., Indiana University. Don T Weaver, science, mathematics; B.S., Tri- State College; B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Co- sponsor Junior Academy of Science. Richard Sage, mathematics; B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Lines and Angles Don't you see? says Max Brown as JoEllen Bobay and Jon Bill look rather bewildered during a Geometry 1 session with Mr. Paul Sidell. Adjusting the apparatus in Mr. Robert White's Physics 2 class, Ron Hege and Steve Iannucilli demonstrate the principle of the pendulum to Ann Erickson. 72 Top Row LUTIE YOUNG, mathematics; A.B., Oxford College; M.S., Indiana University. Richard Bussard, physics; B.S., Purdue University; M.A., Washington University; Sponsor of Radio Club. George Robert Davis, chemistry; A.B., Hanover College; M.A.T., Indiana University. Max Hauk, science, chemistry; B.S., Purdue Uni- versity; M.A., Ball State Teachers College. Richard Ober, biology, general science; B.S., Man- chester College; Indiana University. Bottom Roiv Nicholas Pipino, science; B.S., M.S., Purdue Uni- versity; Sponsor of Biology Section. Richard Shellenberger, science; A.B., Indiana University; Sponsor of Camera Club. Robert Weber, botany; B.S., Purdue University; M.S., University of Michigan; Sponsor of Hi-Y, Co- sponsor of Junior Academy of Science. Robert N. White, physics, general science; A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., Washington Uni- versity. DORSA Yoder, biology, health; B.S., Goshen Col- lege; M.S., Iowa State University. Chlorides and Cblorophyl Are they animal, vegetable, or mineral? Animal, of course verify Mr. Nicholas Pipino's Biology 1 students Ann Flickinger, Honey-K Martindale, Brian Bennington, and Mike Levy. The pause that refreshes .... (sulfuric acid) Mr. George Davis demonstrates the use of a pipette to eager Chemistry 1 students who seem to be enjoying the pros- pect of an unusual chemical reaction immensely. 73 Top Row Donald Reichert, social studies; B.S., Franklin College; M.A., Indiana State Teachers College; head basketball coach. Ernest Walker, business; A.B., Central Normal College; M.S., Indiana University; Miami University, Central Business College; Visual Education Director. Virginia Ayers, business; B.S., M.S., Indiana Uni- versity; Safety Council Co-sponsor. Nell Covalt, business; A.B., Indiana University; M.A., Columbia University. Russell L. Furst, business; B.A., Ball State Teach- ers College; M.A., University of Chicago. Bottom Row Karen Slater Frankenstein, business; B.A., Michigan State University. Everett Havens, business; B.S., Ball State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana University; tennis coach. Marlene Kay Schang. business; B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Glen Stebing. driver's training; B.S., Manchester College; M.A., Indiana University; freshman football coach and Co-sponsor of Safety Council. Willodeen Price, librarian; A.B., Indiana Univer- sity; M.A., Columbia University. Stenogs and Bonds 4, 3, 2, 1 STOP! Having timed her Short- hand 3 girls, Mrs. Karen Frankenstein informs them that their dictation lesson is now completed and that they should prepare for the weekly spelling drill. Wall Street and South Side have one thing in common . . . stocks! Mr. Ernest Walker is explaining a sample certificate to his Business Organization and Management class. 74 Top Row Lester Hostetler, Director of Vocal Music; A.B., Manchester College; Indiana University, Purdue Uni- versity. Robert Deummond, Director of Instrumental Music; Mus. Ed. B., Mus. Ed. M., Oberlin College; Syracuse University. Lois M. Murphy, home economics; B.S., M.S., Indi- ana University; Sponsor of Vesta. Pearl Rehorst, home economics; B.S., Miami Uni- versity; M.A., Stout Institute. EDNA M. Shideler, home economics; B.S., Indiana University; M.A., University of Minnesota. Bottom Roiv Mary R. Smith, home economics; B.S., Purdue Uni- versity. Robert Baker, industrial arts; B.S., Ball State Teach- ers College; assistant football coach. Clarence Murray, industrial arts; Ball State Teach- ers College; M.S., Indiana University. Thomas Polite, industrial arts; B.S., Ohio Northern University; M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Sponsor of Designers Associated. Raymond Quance. industrial education; B.S., Pur- due University; M.A., Ball State Teachers College. Irons and Anmls Bzzzzz! Accompanied by the whir of machines, Ron Moring, Rick Mendenhall, Bob Keck, and Gene Menze plane a board. A stitch in time .... Circling the table, Mrs. Lois Murphy's Home Economics 4 girls sew, model, and press the objects of their perfection. 75 Top Roiv Charles P. Holt, physical education; B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; head cross country coach, assistant basketball and track coach. Clair Motz. physical education; A.B., Manchester College. Alice Keegan, physical education; A.B., M.A., West Virginia University; Sponsor of GAA and advanced tumbling. Madge Schone, physical education; B.S., Southern Illinois University; Sponsor of GAA. Preston Brown, health; B.S., Ball State Teachers C ollege; assistant basketball coach. Bottom Row Edith Crowe, health; B.S., University of Wisconsin; M.S., University of Washington. Ruth Fleck, art; B.S., Goshen College; M.A., Co- lumbia University; Sponsor of Art Club. Leon Smith, art; B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Sponsor of Honorary Arts Club. Frances Stuart, Study Hall Supervisor; Earlham College and Indiana University. Dorothy Arnold, Study Hall Supervisor; Univer- sity of Cincinnati and Indiana University Extension. Brushes and Crushes Block printing in Mr. Leon Smith's Art 3 class are left to right Carol Abramson, Marjorie Bloom, and Har- old Burgess who are concentrating deeply while they design the ir prints. Is there a doctor in the house? Aided by Mr. Preston Brown, Tom Galland secures a sling on Jack Seigel's broken arm while John Knight applies artificial res- piration to Dennis Barryhill. 76 Pressmen Setting type and printing all school publications are the jobs of the printers and pressman Watching as Lino- typist Verne Ireland prepares another issue of The South Side Times are, left to right, Frank Reed, Maurice Forkert, Jerry Romary, and Don Campbell. Custodians Responsible for the maintenance of the entire school is the hard- working custodial staff, seated, Earl Downey and Dwight Williams; standing, left to right, Martin Reilly, John Kowal, Mrs. Dessie Spears, Archie James, Kenneth Buckmaster, and Adolph Frankenstein. Cooks Busily preparing another cafeteria lunch are the cooks under the direction of Mrs. Clarence Traster. Working, left to right, are Miss Mabel Billiard, Mrs. Edna Hunter, Mrs. Traster, Mrs. Mary Watson, Mrs. Hilda Sellers, Mrs. Hilda Woeber, and Mrs. Marguerite Hoffman. 77 Upper left: Enthusiastic faculty members cheer on the basketball team at the sectional pep session. Upper right: Coach Don Reichert's face indicates that the scouting report must be good as he prepares for an- orher week's contest. Center left: Where's that pink hall pass? demands the faculty firing committee, consisting of Dead-eye Hem- mer, Crackshot Bussard, and Marion Mow-em-down Feasel, chairman of said committee. Center right: Former publications adviser, Miss Rowena Harvey, proudly displays her new Thunderbird in prepara- tion for her journey to California last October. Lower left: Unidentified Archer lasses display tremendous vigor with the cheer South Side's Gonna Rise Again! We regret to say that we are unable to disclose the maidens' names. Who are they? Lower right: What, Frances stymied? No, Frances Sto- baugh is just contemplating the advantages of her new typewriter over this ancient model. 78 ■ ■ r 1 L ' IW fc i !«•-- -]V |U iLa-. -o f j £ I Activities Top Execs Katie Penny I960 Totem Strives to Record Time Forever Endeavoring to record Archer life forever in the I960 Totem, the staff began work on the yearbook immediately after the beginning of school last fall. In order to organize the book, each staff member attended weekly meetings and often could be seen after school planning his individual section with the editors. Due to the outstanding competence of the circulation staff, nearly 2,000 Totems were sold, a number far surpass- ing any previous record. As the year progressed, teachers and students were contacted, pictures taken and retaken, copy written, and page proofs read until at last the I960 Totem could be presented to you, the South Side student body . . . and here are we, the Totem staff: Editor Katie Rastetter Associate Editor Penny Hunt Circulation Managers Geri Geller and Carol Miller Sports Edit ors Sandra Grodrian, Bob King, Frank Lude, and Wendell Rose Club Editors Susan Menze and Janet Lawry Faculty Editors Barb Frederick and Beth Golden Class Editors Sunny Kaade, Sandy Landree, Bessie Ferguson, and Judy Cramer Music Editor Joyce Brittenham Events Editors Sharon Probst and Marian McCallister Photographers Sam DeHaven, Mike Seaman, Ron Ehrmann, and Bob Thompson Hard-working circulation managers Carol Miller and Geri Geller examine and record the day's receipts. Sam DeHaven, Ronnie Ehrmann, and Mike Seaman, eager photographers, madly fight for the camera to take pictutes. 80 Eagerly awaiting picture money are class editors, left to right. Sunny Kaade, senior editor; Judy Cramer, freshman editor; Sandy Landree, junior editor; and Bessie Ferguson, sophomore editor. Exploring the unknown art of photography are club and faculty editors, standing, Beth Golden and Janet Lawry; kneeling, Barb Frederick and Susan Menze Comparing notes on the progress of their divisions and preparing to assign pictures are Joyce Brittenham, music editor, and Marian McCallister and Sharon Probst, co-editors of events. Wendell Rose, intramural editor; Frank Lude and Bob King, sports editors; and Sandy Grodrian, girls' sports edi- tor, are all set to go out on the job. Totem circulation assistants, seated, are Carol Szink and Linda Tomson; standing, left to right, Judy Robinson, Linda Niblick, JoAnn High, Anna Mae Chen, Lois Levine, Margo Dixon, and Barb Eggeman. Uh oh, moans copy editor Wendell Eicher as he points out an error to Pegeen Horth while Dick Rothberg types Totem copy. 81 (Mil : StfpH itrttj ifte Exmts South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Thursday, February 4, I960 Sell 1,613 Subscriptions; Jim Carter leaves Of Time' r mi j l Janet Terry Under the direction of a new adviser, Mr. James Rohrabaugh, The South Side Times once again copped top honors in national contests for 1959-60 by publish- ing one of the finest high school newspapers in the country. Medalist Rating, the highest honor given by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, was awarded to The Times. For the spring of 1959 our weekly paper received the International Honor Rating and the George H. Gallup Award presented by Quill and Scroll, interna- tional honorary society for high school journalists. Led by general managers Sue Sappenfield in the fall. Merle Baldwin Janet Terry from December to March, and Merle Bald- win the remainder of the year, the Times staff put out a paper of interest to the entire student body. After an extensive campaign, the circulation staff broke all subscription records with 103% for the fall semester, and 101% in the spring. Each homeroom had 100%. The sales for borh semesters were well above that of any other city school. Pictured below, Mr. Rohrabaugh checks the assign- ments of news editor Bill Stellhorn. Quill and Scroll Merle Baldwin Joyce Brittenham Sally Burton Julie Carr Mike Church Judy Cramer Sam DeHaven Bessie Ferguson Carole Fischer Barb Frederick Geri Geller Beth Golden Karen Good Sandy Grodrian Cindy Hart Susie Hoard Penny Hunt Jim Jackson Sunny Kaade Bob King Sandra Landree Lois Levine Susan Menze Carol Miller Katie Rastetter Judy Riping Sue Sappenfield Janet Terry Bob Thompson 82 Managing editor Jim Jackson prepares copy, surrounded by copy editors, left to right, Sandy Grodrian, Beth Golden, Joyce Brittenham, Leanna Morris, Judy Riping, and JoAnn High. Hurrying to meet a deadline are, first row, Susie Hoard, Barb Frederick, and Ellen McCarron, make-up editor; second row, Lyall Morrill, Steve Pratt, Barb Steiner, Mike Church, make-up editor, and Pegeen Horth. Joan Stanton, editorial editor; Susie Hoard, editorial edi- tor; Sally Capps, picture editor; and Linda Silverman, fea- ture editor, go over assignments for another issue of The Times. left Boys' sports writers in a huddle are, kneeling right, Stuart Schmitz, Bob Shine, Jim Carter, editor, and Bob King; standing. Chuck Weinraub, Jack Harms, Larry Lee, Dieter Hillerbrand, Dave Schwalm, and Don Gordineer. And away they go! The ambitious ad staff, left to right, Sally Gelow, assistant ad manager; Karen Good, assistant business manager; John Wilks; Sue Menze, ad manager; and Sandy Thorn, business manager, goes ad hunting. Circulation staff seated left to right: Jenny Manth, Sylvia Ehrman, manager, Ann Golden, and Edee White; standing, Pam Punsky, Sue Horth, Sue Phillips, Diane Fredrick, Sandy Miller, Linda Amos, Sue Springer, Sue Smith, Margie Terry. 83 Humanitarians The lives of many unfortunate persons are brightened by the kindness and thoughtfulness of Junior Red Cross members. Under the guidance of Mr. John Arnold, the members perform a worthwhile and commendable service. Top: What have you got there Judy? Judy Cramer, Junior Red Cross Club president, shows a turkey-shaped candy cup to the other officers, left to right, Phyllis Redding, Marilyn Budd, Linda Vollmer, Margo Dixon, and Sue Stafford. Center: Junior Red Cross Club members work diligently to finish Thanksgiving favors for the elderly persons at Crow's Haven Rest Home. Life Savers With the help of Miss Virginia Ayers and Mr. Glen Stebing, members of the Safety Council perform various services destined to make the school and the community safer places in which to live and work. Lower Left. Congratulations Safety Coun- cil! Left to right, Bev Liggett, Susie Hoard, Miss Virginia Ayers, and Sharon Gebhard dis- play their pleasure in the award won by the Safety Council. Lower Right: Linda Neff presents her ideas on safety to the other Safety Council members during a meeting. 84 City Slickers The Know Your City Club, under the able guid- ance of Mr. Jack Weicker and Mr. Richard Block, acquaints students with Fort Wayne by presenting new facts and giving further knowledge about his- torical sights and buildings in our city. The members hear speakers, take trips to all parts of the city, and study its history. Top: Mr. Weicker explains the meaning of the flag of Fort Wayne to, left to right, Helena Kamm, Gary Harrold, Carol Dehnert, and Joyce Reynolds at a KYC meetin g. Center: Know Your City officers, left to right, Don Walters, Lee Jackson, Ann Wilson, and Nancy Bakes, pore over an interesting volume on Fort Wayne's history. Boosters Most of our students could not last through our thrilling ball games if it weren't for the Booster Club. The members have the responsibility of selling re- freshments at our home games to provide money for the needs of the school and the yell leaders. The sponsor is Mr. Laverne Harader. Lower right: Preparing for the inevitable mob of hungry spectators are Booster Club members, lefr to right, Diane Aubrey, Heidy Hess, Sally Gilbert, Perry Schlie, and Dave Bishop. Lower left: Three cokes, please. Thirsty Archers take advantage of half-time to purchase much-needed refreshment. yj . :?m WITH MALICE TOWARD NOH£:iTlTBCB«UWfM JUU WITH F 85 Scientific Academicians Jr. Academy of Science promotes outstanding studies of scientific matters among its members and provides a way for students interested in science to get together and discuss their ideas. The club is made up of five sections: Astro Physics, Nuclear Physics, Radio, Math, and Me- teorology. Each member of the Jr. Academy of Science is affiliated with the section that most interests him. Mr. Don Weaver, Mr. Robert White, Mr. Richard Bussard, and Mr. Robert Weber, the club sponsors, aid the members in their study of science. Top: Jr. Academy of Science officers and sponsors look over plans during an officers meet- ing. Bob Thompson, Math section head, shows a chart to Mr. Weaver, sponsor of Jr. Academy; Phil Shulze, Radio section head; Donna Barnes, secrerary; Charles Leopold, Meteorology section head; Bob Gifford, president; Mr. White, sponsor of Astro Physics section; and Don Nelson, Astro Physics section head. Center: Beaming over their electronic wonder, the cyclotron, are, left to right, Phil Shulze, Al Mayle, and Bob Gifford, members of Nuclear Physics section. Lower Left: Katherine Misegades and Chuck Leopold prepare to take the daily weather read- ing which they will add to a charr of weekly weather obsetvations made by the Meteorology Club members. Lower Right: Bob Thompson looks on as Mike Church prepares to add vitamin pills to a plant growth project which will be Bob's ex- hibit for the science fair. Top: Shirley Stahlhut informs the Math Sec- tion members of the intricacies of magic squares during a section meeting. Center: Star gazing tonight, boys? Don Nel- son, Mike Bradley, and Mr. White set up the telescope in anticipation of a clear starlight night. Biologists The members of the Bio Experimenters Club, under the direction of Mr. Nicholas Pipino, strive to increase their knowledge of biology, to perfect their skills in biology, and to understand the importance of science in their lives. Any student interested in the aims of this club is eligible for membership. Lower Right: Oh, the lives of a guinea pig and a small white mouse! Left to right, Pam Punsky, Dave Moody, and Sandra Stouder ex- hibit their furry friends at a Bio Experimenters' meeting. Lower Left: Mr. Pipino checks the radioac- tivit y of a white mouse as two Bio Experimenters' officers, Janet Dinius, secretary, and John Mc- Nett, president, watch attentively. Sbutterbugs Under the direction of Mr. Richard Shellen- berger, Camera Club members learn about all phases of photography. The club has its own equipment for developing, printing, and enlarging photographs; and the members have access to the club darkroom at any time during the school day. Top: ... and this is the lens, boys. Camera Club officers, left to right, Jim Yerger, secretary- treasurer; Dave Briggs, president; and John Wilks, vice-president, learn about a slide projector from Mr. Richard Shellenberger. Upper center: A magic potion? Left to right, Paul Leipold, Roger McNett, Dave Aubrey, and Mary Ella Braden are preparing developing solu- tion for a role of film. Catneramen Members of Visual Education operate the pro- jectors for classroom films. Without these students, films would be impossible. Mr. Ernest Walker pre- pares the members for their valuable service. Lower center: So that's what they look like in- side! Betty Pherson adjusts the projector reel as Barb Dennis checks the mechanism in prepara- tion for a classroom film. Bottom: Preparing the screen for another film are Vis-Ed members Claudia Bradley, Ira Hartman, and Dick Camp. 88 Sharpshooters With Mrs. Mildred Luse and Mr. Alfred Hem- mer as instructors, members of Girls' Rifle Club learn how to use guns safely, how to care for them, and how to improve their shooting ability. Top: Mr. Hemmer and Mrs. Luse, Girls' Rifle Club sponsors, and the officers, left to right, Linda Adams, treasurer; Sue Blaising, president; Connie Franz, vice-president; and Nancy Rose, secretary, look pleased about the scorecards of the club members. Upper center: Add up your scores, girls. Left to right, Judy Godman, Donna Preston, Lucille Palevich, Becky Collins, and Jacky Berry wait to look at the targets as, left to right, Donna Ru- dinsky, Pat Wilson, Monda Tucker, Joanne Rose, Patty Abbott, Dodie Kessler, Sonya Flagg, and Verna Patton finish shooting a round. RifL emen Open to all boys interested in improving their marksmanship. Boys' Rifle Club provides excel- lent training in the care and use of a rifle. Under the direction of Mr. Stephen Berg, the boys gain skill on the school range. Lower Center: How has the marksmanship been? Left to right, Mr. Berg, Mike Durnell, David Lane, and Kent King examine the targets and shooting records of the Rifle Club members. Bottom: Ready! Aim! Fire! Members of Boys' Rifle Club prepare to hit that bull's-eye. 89 Jr. Literati Meterites, under the leadership of Mrs. Flor- ence Emshwiller, provides literary interest for freshman and sophomore girls who maintain averages of B or better in English. The girls give plays and write original poems, plays, and short stories throughout the year. Top: Sue Kelly, treasurer, discusses Meterites' financial transactions with, left to right, Sandy Thorn, president; Sue Horth, vice-president; and Sue Smith, secretary. Center: Soft lights and sweet music create a romantic atmosphere at the Meterites' after-game dance. Literati Philo is the literary club for junior and senior girls with the same qualifications as Meterites. This year the members chose to study George Bernard Shaw as a special project. The club also provides writing and acting opportunities for its members. Mrs. Evlyn Spray is the sponsor. Lower Left: Need a shave, Susie? Sylvia Ehrman lathers Susan Slick during a Philo skit. Lower Right: We agree completely, Barb. The expressive acting of, left to right, Cindy Miller, Susie Scott, Barb Frederick, and Gretchen Meister made the Philo Thanksgiving play a success. 90 Jr. Librarians Library Club members efficiently assist head librarian Miss Willodeen Price in managing our beautiful new library. Top: Is it a good book, girls? Left to right, Sue Seibel, vice-president; Cindy Hart, president; and Marsha Rolf, point recorder of the Library Club, pause for a moment to look at an interest- ing book. Center: Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Library Club members Kathy Lee and Bethany Bond work diligently checking out and filing books during the Friday afternoon rush. Faculty Aids Many students lend helping hands to the teachers during their free periods. These stu- dents make up the Service Club. Guided by Mr. Ora Davis, the Service Club has a banquet each year, at which time the members elect the senior who has done the most for the school. This per- son is awarded the Randolph Jacobs Trophy. Lower Right: Mr. Ora Davis, sponsor of the Service Club, looks on as Nancy Jones presents the Randolph Jacobs Trophy to Janet Terry, out- standing service worker of the year. Lower Left: The audience listens attentively as Mr. Ronald Gersmehl speaks at the Service Club banquet. 91 y .jfc I F-Mm Hi-Y, a club for junior and senior boys under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Weber, helps to instill and maintain high ideals and build Chris- tian character. The boys provide a Bible reading each Monday morning and hold an annual Best- Girl banquet. Top: Hey girls! Want to join Hi-Y? beams Terry Berk, president. Other officers, left to right, Bill Lentz, Tom Cooper, Dave Redmond, George Pifer, and Roger McNett heartily join in the in- vitation. Center: Steve Meyers and Chuck Jellison look on as Mr. Robert Weber and Terry Berk formally induct two new members into Hi-Y. Athletes The Lettermen's Club is made up of boys who have earned a letter for their participation in sports. The main events of the year are a dance and a banquet. Mr. Ora Davis aids the boys in many useful projects around the school, including a Christmas time collection of canned goods for the needy. The purpose of the organization is to create and maintain high standards of conduct and sportsmanship. Lower Left: Our Lettermen diligently ( ? ) work to beautify the school's grounds. Here Bill Spindler and Bob Haag rake, directed by Dan Tritch as Ken Howe sleeps. Lower Right: Lettermen, left to right, Win Moses, Bill Lentz, Bob King, and Bob Duncan proudly mark the chart telling the number of cans collected for the Christmas food drive. South Side students donated nearly 19,000 cans to the Christmas Bureau. 92 Homemakers Vesta, the goddess of hearth and home, in- spired the name for the home economics club. The members, under the leadership of Mrs. Lois Murphy, learn the finer points of homemaking. Their meetings include tours, speakers, and demonstrations. Top: Nancy Ryan conducts a Vesta meeting with the assistance of the other officers, left to right, Judy Weber, Carol Downhour, and Nancy Jones. Center: Mr. Tom Roland demonstrates the use of fabrics to the Vesta members. Rembrandts Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Fleck, members of the Art Club work on many dif- ferent types of artistic projects. This club cre- ates a greater appreciation of art and teaches how it can be useful and profitable. Lower right: Busily displaying their artistic talents are, left to right, Paul Sorg, Bonnie Adams, Mr. Harold Radatz, Judy Godman, and Carol Doelling. Lower left: Artists Marcia Mosel, Ann Plogsterth, and Bob Griffiths prepare to wield the paint brush for Honorary Arts Club. Orators Wranglers is a club to fit the needs of those interested in speech. The members take part in several speech meets throughout the year at Howe Military Academy, North Side High School, New Haven High School, Ball State Teachers College, and Purdue University. This club also has a one- act play festival for its members. Wranglers is under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Storey. Top: A typical Wranglers officers' meeting? Left to right, Jo Ann High, treasurer; Sue Blais- ing, point recorder; Geri Geller, president; Diane Beams, publicity chairman; Janet Terry, vice- president; Barb Eggeman, program chairman; and Joyce Brittenham, secretary, settle a dispute. Center: Statement for the press, Miss Britten- ham? Left to right, Susan Springer, Marilyn Miner, Bonni e Bender, Susan Slick, and Joyce Brittenham enjoy the food at the Wranglers' picnic. Star Performers The purpose of Masque and Gavel is to give special training to those students who are inter- ested in dramatics and to develop in the student body a broader appreciation of dramatic litera- ture. The members put on several productions under the direction of Miss Ann Arber. The members also participate in the traditional school- wide assemblies. Lower Left: Help! Robbers! Merle Baldwin takes dictation from JoAnn High in a play while Jim Jackson and Judy English steal the show. Lower Right: Joyce Brittenham, program chair- man, and Pegeen Horth, treasurer, study the Christmas Assembly script. 94 Societas Latina The Latin Club, made up of Latin students with two or more semesters and an average of B or better in Latin, strives to promote interest in the culture of the Romans. Mrs. Anne Red- mond and Mr. Fred Hellman sponsor this club. Top: Stan Redding and Ann Plogsterth de- votedly shine up Cicero for the next Latin Club meeting. Center: A typical Roman street scene? Ed McClure and Dieter Hilletbrand engage in battle as Stan Redding, Todd Thompson, and Don Nel- son nonchalantly go about their business. Pl aynrigbts The Assembly Workshop is a committee re- sponsible for planning and writing the traditional programs at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. They also plan the school-wide Spring Talent Show. This efficient group is guided by Miss Ann Arber. Lower Right: Left to right, Gretchen Meister, Steve Meyers, John McNett, and JoAnn Higl portray a family in the traditional religious Thanksgiving Assembly. Lower Left: John McNett, as Tiny Tim, Chuck Clifton, Judy English, and Dick Rothberg re- hearse for the Christmas Assembly. 95 Architects Mr. Thomas Polite advises the members of Designers Associated in their study and work of designing houses, automobiles, and general draft- ing. Top: Mike Lovette displays Allan Flowers' model automobile which won Honorable Men- tion in the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild to, left to right, Lex Smuts, Thomas Fawley, and Ricky Kabisch. Center: Mr. Thomas Polite watches Lex Smuts, Ricky Kabisch, Thomas Fawley, and Mike Lovette discuss a new design. Bowmen To foster skills in the use of the bow and arrow, the ancient sport of Robin Hood, is the purpose of the Archery Club. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Virgil Graber, the members perfect their bowmanship. Lower Left: All together now — one, two, three! Archery Club officers, left to right, Susan Whitman, vice-president; Marilyn Doyle, secre- tary-treasurer; and Jim Wolfe, president, stretch their bows as Mr. Graber, Archery Club sponsor, watches attentively. Loiver Right: Congratulations, Dave! Left to right, Susan Mayer and Susan Gilmer admire the bull's-eye made by Dave Bollinger. c H E E R L E A D E R S Five peppy girls, pictured above, left to right, Sally Dill, Sharon Zelt, Margo Dixon, Janet Lawry, and Barb Wallace, were selected by a committee to cheer the Archer teams on to victory this year. These effervescent students are the reason why the Green and White continue fighting when the chips are down. Working together with the Reserve squad, the Varsity yell leaders plan and present the various pep sessions throughout the school year. The varsity squad introduced a new type of football uni- form this year, consisting of green sweaters and slacks. They also spent a great deal of time making huge green pom poms to add spark to their yells. After the sport season, the cheerleaders spent many hours training candidates for next year's squad. At this time Miss Helen Pohlmeyer, new sponsor of the cheerleaders, pre- sented the varsity squad with their school letters. Lively Reserve cheerleaders, kneeling, Sharon Eitman and Jeanie Carroll, and, standing, Sylvia Ehrman, Sheri De Young, and Sharon Carrel showed much enthusiasm in leading the student body in peppy yells. A fine example of the excellent pep sessions this year was one featuring a skit by a group of seniors. Shown here, the players of South and Central scour the floor for a lost contact lens. 97 Members of the concert choir are, from left to right, front row: Larry Cooper, Dennis Crill, Mr. Lester Hostetler, Sharon Probst, Connie Arnold, Ann Wilson, Sharon Ebersole, Linda Niblick, Becky Hostetler, Becky Davis, Joyce Brittenham, Janet Terry, Tomma Arnold; second row: Diana Meyer, Sally Capps, Sunny Kaade, Jan Martindale, Judy Chapman, Beth Curley, Janet Long, Julie Carr, Mary Beth Foote, Kathy Lee, Lois Levine; third row: Elana Stepanek, Barb Steiner, Fred Schoen, Roger Vor- holtzer, Steve Kunkel, Bill Mueller, Dave Schwalm, Susie Scott, Barb Frederick, Marge Bauer, Sue Ellen Maxson, Marilyn Bugg, Sue Springer; fourth row: Susie Hoard, Sandy Landree, Joy Walling, Linda Tomson, Susie Fast, Judy Robinson, Carolyn Hick- man, Pegeen Horth, Beth Golden, Marcia Mosel, Leslie Malone, Betty Pherson, Marcia Swarhwood, Lynn Gall, Linda Vollmer, Sue Sappenfield; fifth row: Loren Stanski, Bob Pfundstein, Steve Sappenfield, Dick Rothberg, Chuck Jellison, Bob Nobles, Bob Lee, Gene Guenther, Evan Bergwall, Bob Steinbauer, Jim Saylors, Jack Winder, Grant Osborne, Nick Roembke. Melody-Making Archers Active in Choir, Madrigal These pretty Archers, Sally Capps, Sandy Yaggy, and Diane Meyer are the very capable accompanists of the choir. Mr. Hostetler, director of the choir, seems to be pointing out a bad note, one of his more frequent duties. 98 Top: The students heard many melodic strains from the organ this year played by Sharon Probst, organist for the choir. Center: Don't work too hard, boys! Chuck Jellison and Dick Rothberg are shown perform- ing one of their many tasks as director's assistants. Lower right: This very casual looking group is the Madrigal Choir, an organization made up of the more talented members of the choir. Lower left: Marcia Mosel receives a phone call, and Janet Terry diligently writes down the message. These two efficient girls acted as the head secretaries for the choir this year. 99 This talented foursome, consisting of Allen Steere, Gret- Find any unusual music, Mr. Drummondr1 As directot chen Meister, Mike Church, and Cindy Miller, pleased many of the band and orchestra, Mr. Drummond has led his people with 'its instrumental harmony. talented musicians in many superb concerts. Orchestra . . . Members of the orchestra are, left to right, first circle: Allen Steere, Gretchen Meister, Jack Seigel, Shelby Smith, Bonnie Smith, Mike Church, Becky Hostetler, Andy Miller; second circle: Carolyn DeVore, Vickie Sheldon, Diane Leath, Marcia Good, Peggy' Lee, Bethany Bond, Susan Bond; third circle: Carol Purdy, Nancy Swaim, Marcia Evilsizer, Janet Dinius, Merle Baldwin, Kay Keiffer, Laurie Crapo, Carol Becker, Carole Downhour, Tom Cooper, Judy Eisenhut, Nancy Stauffer, Anita Ferber, John Mc- Nett Sandy Petrie, Helena Kamm, Judy Dunlap, Linda Newell, Kathy DeVore; fourth circle: Karen Good, Gen Geller, Bob Acker, Leslie Sipe Sandy Stouder, Dave Rood, Tom McMahan, Mike Collins, Wendell Eicher, Dan Oesch, Bruce Berlem, Dave Dill, War- ren Burns, Don Walters, Bill Stellhorn, Sharon Possell, Bill Ryan, Judy English; fifth circle: Martha Lannmg, Rosemary Capps, Sheri De Young, Judv Garrison, Fred Richardson, Pat Slater, Susan Parady. Absent when picture was taken, Janice Ferber. 100 Hi v - Members of the band are, left to right, first circle: Tom Cooper, Judy Eisenhut, Carole Downhour, Carole Becher, Lynne Goldman, Sally Boyer, Laurie Crapo, Kay Keiffer, Merle Baldwin; second circle: Dave Flanigan, Kathy DeVore, Sandy Klingerman, John Musser, Dave Moore, Anita Ferber, Linda McNeal, Nancy Stauffer, Dave Bauserman, Bonnie Smith, Judy Dunlap, Helena Kamm, Sandy Petrie, John McNett, Gaynelle Musser, Sally Franklin; third circle: Cindy Miller, Sue Harrod, Barb Eggeman, Elaine Edwards, Brenda Harper, Mike Carter, Marcia Bechtold, Jim Feustel, Dave Scheie, Jackie Kuhns, Mike Collins, Wendell Eicher, Dan Oesch, Bruce Berlein, Allen Purdy; fourth circle: Pat Slater, Judy Garrison, Susan Parady, Ron King, Fred Richardson, Mike Ferverda, Jack Seigel, Sandy Stouder, Bill Stellhorn, Dave Rood, Tom McMahan, Steve Pratt, Terry Smith, Ken Davis, Pam Walker, Don Walters, Terry Bennett, George Shull, Warren Burns, Dave Dill. Absent when picture was taken, Dan McCrosky. Band . . . Pictured here are the winners of the Northern Indiana School Band-Orchestra- Vocal Association: front row, Cindy Miller and Gretchen Meister; second row, Vickie Sheldon, Carolyn DeVore, Sandy Yaggy, Carol Purdy, Karen Good. Other state winners shown are: front row, Karen Briggs and Barbara Steiner; second row, Mike Church, Mike Col- lins, Dave Moody, Judy Eisenhut, and Rosy Capps. 101 . evetY rnatter? Can You Imagine iflP? •thirty SUCCe« and faiil ure? .the «ue of leap y 102 Scotty, Coaches Build Strong Archer Squads III k Ml k J, i r • DON REICHERT Basketball BOB GERNAND Football-Track EVERETT HAVENS Tennis WAYNE SCOTT Athletic Director PORKY HOLT Cross Country WARREN HOOVER Golf Student managers Bill Stout, Karl Schlademan, and Bob Duncan are instructed by assistant coaches Robert Baker, football, and Pres Brown, basketball, in the athletic record- ing system. Mr. Glen Stebing, assistant football coach, and Mr. Robert Petty, equipment supervisor, speak with student managers Terry Usher, Jim Vanderford, Dick Koch, and Denny Berryhill. 104 Kellys Earn All City Berths HI in III in 111 in 111 •in lit in 111 in 111 in in in in in in in in in Ml in 111 !ii III 111 111 111 in in in in in On the Gridiron Seniors Jim Olinske and Ken Howe hang up their foot- ball jerseys while junior Jim Dawson readies his shoes for nexr season. Olinske earned first string honors as a guard, while Howe, an end, and Dawson, a tackle, were placed on the second team. On the Court Dave Barrett explains a play to teammate Dave Hickman following their selection as members of the 1959-60 all city basketball squad. Both seniors, the boys led the basketballers on offense and defense, closing out fine prep careers. Cross Country Team Places Fifth in Sectional After a late season start. South Side's varsity cross country squad rounded into shape to again qualify for the State Meet. It was the second straight year that the Kelly harriers placed in the Sectional as a team, although the runners finished with an unimpressive 2-3 mark. Junior Al Rainbolt consistently paced the Green as he and senior Sam Green led the pack home in competitive meets. Both runners were clocked well under 1 1 minutes on the two mile courses run by the Kellys. Backing up the first two harriers were juniors Dave Reece and Paul Romey with sophomores Jim Porter, Terry Di- b;rt, and Larry Lee. Victories rhis season included a 21-23 win over Elmhurst's Trojans and a 19-39 defeat of Concordia's Cadets. The three losses consisted of a reversal at the hands of Central and Ko- komo in a triangular meet and two more by New Haven's Bulldogs. Coach Charles Porky Holt can look forward to next season as the harriers will lose only one runner from this year's Sectional squad. Rain- bolt, whose best time was a fine 9:43, will defi- nitely form a strong nucleus for the I960 team. 1959 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD: First row, left to right, Coach Porky Holt, Terry Diberr, Larry Lee, Stuart Schmitz, and Jim Porter; second row, Al Rainbolt, Sam Green, Dave Reece, Paul Romey, and Larry Fruchey. 105 1959 VARSITY TEAM — First row, left to right: Ken Howe, Frank Lude, Jim Dawson, Jim Olinske, Bill Spindler, Bob Griffiths, Dan Tritch, and Bob King; second row. Chris Parrott, Steve Burton, Bob Shine, Steve Stults, Terry Berk, Emmitt Bowen, Ron Hay, John Somers, Steve Hargan, and Tom Duff; third row: Dan Belschner, Bob Gifford, Bob Sheray, Ron Moring, Karl Biewald, Dan Decker, Chuck Clifton, Dennis Graham, Bob Ross, Mike Robinson, Ron Becker, and Steve Leininger; fourth row: Dick Koch, manager; Dave Reynolds, Ken Rice, John Stein, Tom Barker, Bob Duncan, manager; Jerry Traxler, Tom Schwartz, Ron Zigler, Larry Sievert, and Tom Donahoo, manager. Gridders Battle to 4-5 Slate After showing considerable promise in the early season, South Side's 1959 varsity gridders finished their schedule with a losing 4-5 slate. The Archers had a one game improvement over last year's 3-4-1 record, although tying for the cellar position in the City Series race. The Kellys posted an impressive 4-2 record until losing the last three games. The Archers opened the season with a win over Anderson, the first victorious opener in ten years. The following week the record was evened when second-rated Indianapolis Shortridge defeated the Green 31-0. After two away contests, South defeated Hammond Morton and city rival North Side. Morton led the Green at halftime, but the home forces fought back to defeat the Black 14-6. The 14-6 win over the Redskins was the first since 1952, as the Green came from behind to roll over the Red. Central's Tigers won the City Series race as they pounded South 27-0 in the latter's fifth game. The Green easily routed Royerton 40-0 the following week with the Kelly benchmen playing the entire last three quarters. Traveling to Goshen and Huntington, the Bowmen found the opposition too tough to conquer. Goshen tromped the visitors 33-0 in a wet, muddy contest; and the Green's fourth defeat was a 34-7 loss to the Vikings of Huntington. Central Catholic dumped the Archers into the City Series basement as the Purple bumped the Green 25-0 in the seasonal windup for both squads. CITY SCOREBOARD City Series Standings Team W L P Central 2 0 63 North Side 1 1 26 South Side 1 2 14 Central Catholic 1 2 50 Overall Team W L P Central 7 1 176 South Side 4 5 81 Central Catholic . . 3 6 115 Concordia 3 6 137 North Side 1 7 84 Coach Robert Gernand was aided by Bob Baker, a former Royerton coach, and returnees Warren Hoover, Glen Stebing, and Wayne Scott. Baker directed the varsity line, which handed several physi- cal beatings to its opposition. Hoover headed the Reserves, while Stebing and Scott handled the Fiosh squad. Although the Kellys will lose nearly their entire line, Coach Gernand expects the I960 squad to be a serious City Title contender. Thirteen lettermen will re- turn, including this year's backfield intact. 106 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE W T Sept. 8 Jamboree (C.C.) 0 13 Sept. 1 1 Anderson 6 0 Sept. 18 Shortridge 0 31 Sept. 25 Hammond (M).l4 6 Oct. 2 North Side 14 6 Oct. 9 Central 0 27 Oct. 16 Royerton 40 0 Oct. 23 Goshen 0 33 Oct. 30 Huntington .... 7 34 Nov. 6 Central Catholic. 0 25 Football Season Highlights At the annual Football Banquet Mr. A. L. Berk, member of the Dad's Club, presents Dr. Gerald A. Somers, past president of the club, with a plaque honoring his out- standing service. Kellys Play Under New Lights The first step in the remodeling of the South Side Stadium was completed this fall when a new lighting system, giving bril- liance to the field, was added. The system consists of six 80- foot poles, each holding twenty-four 1,500-watt lamps. The new lights were used for all of South Side's home games, beginning with the Hammond Morton game on September 5. Work on the lights began in August when concrete bases were laid for the poles. The poles were then assembled on the ground; and, following the removal of the old posts, the new system was installed. This system can now hold its own with the lights on Northrop Field, which previously was the oniy well-lit gridiron in the area. Under such brilliance. Archer players, coaches, and fans will enjoy many games to come. Archers Defeat City Foe North South Side's football squad defeated arch rival North Side this year in the Kelly's fourth game of the season. Although the Redskins scored early in the game to take a 6-0 lead, the Green moved the ball hard in the second quarter and scored on a beautiful aerial to Ken Howe, end, to make it 7-6 at the half. The Archers took definite command in the second half re- sulting in another seven points when fullback John Somers bulled across the goal line for the touchdown. The contest ended in a 14-6 score, South's first victory over city opponent North since 1952. The victory was the Green's third win against one loss. 107 Top to bottom: . Frank Lude -Senior-End Carl Biewald- Junior- Center Steve Burton- Junior-Halfback Ron Moring-Senior-Guard Dan Tritch- Senior -Tackle John Somsrs- Junior-Fullback Terry Berk-Senior-Tackle Chris Parrott- Junior-Quarterback I Top to bottom: Jim Dawson-Junior-Tackle Ken Howe-Senior-End Emmltt Bowen-Senior-Fullback Bob King -Senior -End Jim Olinske -Senior-Tackle Tom Dtxff-Junior-Halfback Bob Griffiths -Junior-Guard Bill Spindler-Senior- Center ME 1 r ■pjjl Wm mmt $-• W II ipPl ' y IP '%2r. JSMfc - Injured Archer tackle, Steve Pohl, gives moral support to his struggling teammates in the C.C. match. Try to catch me! challenges Steve Burton, taking off for a gain in the Hammond Morton game. Scrunch! Tom Duff is hit hard by two Irish after making a considerable gain in the C.C. game. Cha, cha, cha! Ken Tewel, Huntington's quarterback, seems to be dancing the cha-cha instead of faking to his halfback, while Tom Duff and Dan Tritch close in. . ,'.;. ■ - A swarm of Archers down a Royerton halfback for a huge loss during the 40-0 rout of the Redbirds. 110 Grunt! says Chris Parrott as he and Steve Druart down Morton's Dick Florence after an end sweep. Kelly halfback Bob Shine is about to be brought down by an Irish defensive back in the season's final City Series match. Shall we dance? Ken Howe asks a Huntington end for a dance as he locks arms for a pass interference penalty. Central's all-state halfback T .C. Williams cuts in to take a pass i the end zone as Steve Burton and Chris Parrott defend in vain. Button, button, who's got the button?'' North Side scores its only touchdown with an end sweep in the 14-6 Kelly victory. Ill 1959-1960 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: kneeling left to right, Steve Hargan, Dave Barrett, Gus Wade, Ron Zigler, and Dave Hickman; standing, Acie Eldridge, Ken Leakey, Ken Howe, Martin Platupe, Bob Bolyard, Ken Robinson, and Gary Gardner. Cagemen Finish Season With 10-11 Mark South Side's varsity basketball squad, under the mentorship of Don Reichert, closed out the 1959-60 hard- wood season with a 10-11 record. With senior Dave Barrett leading the way, the Bowmen seemed headed for the fifth straight city series title. The Green stumbled twice at the hands of Central's Tigers and the Irish of Central Catholic to ruin a 4-0 record in local competition and to place second to the city and sectional champion Tigers. The Kelly's trimmed crosstown rival North Side twice in the season and dropped Central one time, although the Bengals defeated the Green in two later matches. The other outstanding victory of the year was the Archers 72-34 blast of Terre Haute Gerstmeyer's Black Cats. CITY SCOREBOARD City Se ries Wins Losses Central 6 2 South Side 4 2 Central Catholic 4 2 North Side 2 4 Concordia 0 6 Overall Central Catholic 17 3 Central 15 5 South Side 10 10 North Side 9 11 Concordia 9 11 - X i mo m . r r Foe We They Gary Tolleston 46 58 Bedford 79 50 Sectional Central 64 81 The 6 foot 5 inch Barrett closed his high school career as the leading Archer scorer, collecting 125 points for a 13.8 per game average. Forward Dave Hickman, who improved rapidly throughout the season, was the other senior on the starting Archer lineup. Coach Reichert loses three other seniors from his squad in Ken Howe, Gary Gardner, and Gus Wade. The situation looks bright for next season as seven members of the tournament twelve will return, including starters Bob Bolyard, Acie Eld- ridge, and Ken Leakey. Steve Hargan and Ken Robinson, who both displayed some fine relief per- formances for the Green, will bolster the varsity material next season as will reserves Ron Zigler and Martin Platupe. 112 1959-1960 Record Foe We They Bluffton 59 53 Southport 47 51 Concordia 63 41 Huntington 40 49 Auburn 61 51 Logansport 58 59 Michigan City 54 71 North 65 55 Mishawaka 35 43 Gerstmeyer 72 34 Elmhurst 64 51 Central 57 54 Muncie Burris 70 41 North 55 43 Shortridge 48 53 Gary Froebel 58 61 Central 44 58 Central Catholic 49 55 Good defense . . . South's Dave Hickman goes over the shoulder of North Side forward Don Gaff to block a Redskin layup in the first North-South battle. Offense shines . . . Junior forward Steve Hargan is fouled by Tiger Willie Curry as he drives for a basket. J. C. Lapsley and Dave Barrett await the results of the action. Archers Compile 34 Consecutive Wins 1955-1956 South 63 North South 47 Central South 72 C.C. Sectional South 66 North South 69 C.C. 1956-1957 60 43 53 51 65 South 56 Concordia 48 South 67 North 39 South 50 Central 45 South 70 North 31 South 68 Central 64 South 63 C.C. Sectional 46 South 34 North 16 South 56 Central 45 South 44 C.C. 40 South Side's mighty Archers entered an unsurpassable record into the city sports annals this season. The mark, a victory streak of 34 consecutive wins over city competition, was accomplished by Kelly hardwood squads of the past five seasons under the leadership of head coach Don Reichert. Included in the record are four city and sectional titles, the 1958 titles being on the path to the state championship. The most interesting series of the five year period was the spirited competition with mid-town rival Central, who finally succeeded in breaking the Kelly spell 58-44 in the second game of this season's rivalry. In eleven tries, the Green were forced into four overtime contests in order to bring home a victory. Outstanding among the overtimes was the 1958 sectional win, believed by many to have been the little state tourney. A cry to be remembered by all developed in this era which will undoubtedly stand for many years to come . . . South Side Will Rise Again. 1957-1958 South 56 Concordia 54 South 63 North 29 South 72 Central 63 South 70 North ii South 77 Central 67 South 45 C.C. Sectional 39 South 60 Central 56 South 55 Concordia 44 1958-1959 South 68 Concordia 46 South 62 North 33 South 73 Central 68 South 55 North u South 54 Central 48 South 60 C.C. Sectional 52 South 79 Concordia 44 South 73 Central 61 1959-1960 South 63 Concordia 42 South 65 North 55 South 57 Central 55 South 55 North 43 113 en Howe Forward Ken Howe Forward Ken Howe Forv Howe Forw ard Ken Leake i Leakey Guard Ken Leakey Guard Ken Leakey idee Guard Aeie Eldridge Guard Aeie EIdr; teve Ha lard Aeie Eldridge Guari v ♦vard Steve Hargan Forward Steve Ilargan Forward Steve A my Robinson Guard Kenny Robinson Guard Kenny Robinsr fcr eiin jus Wade ( enter Gus Wade s Wade Center Gus Wade Center Gus Gary Gardr HI - Gary (Gardner Guard Gary Gardner Guard Gary G ett Center Dave Barrett Center Dave Barrett Bob Bolvard Forward B ive Barrett Center Da d Forward Bob Bolyard Forward Bob 13 atupe Guard Martin Platupe Guard Martin Platupe Guar •ward iiave e ( rward Dave Hickman Forward Dave Hickman For 9 I. ion Zigler Forward Ron Zigler Forwa ter Forward Ron Zigler 1 i i , ; i I v N Above: Go easy, Ken! exclaims Souths Dave Bar- rett to fellow Archer Ken Howe as he elbows Tiger Willie Curry in a mad scramble for the prized ball. Right: One, two, three, hop! Acie Eldridge and Steve Hargan lead the Central Tigers in a friendly Bunny Hop during the return match between the city rivals. Below. Central's J. C. Lapsley leaps high to shoot over the outstretched arms of Steve Hargan as Willie Rozier and Ron Zigler look on in amazement. Right: Oh really? inquires Dave Hickman, jumping high into the air to make a pass over the heads of North Side's Redskins. Right: I dare you to shoot! challenges Acie Eldridge, high above Central's Willie Curry, who is driving toward the basket. 116 Left: Unhand me you cad! declares a Bluffton player when Dave Hick- man fouls the Tiger in an attempt to block his shot. Right: Dave Barrett bat- tles Mike Milholland of Bluffton for a rebound amid a swarm of Kellys and Tigers. Left: Don't fence me in! cries a Bluffton Tiger when Acie Eldridge and Steve Hargan apply de- fensive tactics. Left: Stretch! Kelly cen- ter Gus Wade reaches for a loose ball in the Muncie game as his teammates and Burris Owls look on. Right: Central Catholic's Jay Bail snags a rebound from South's Barrett in the the season's finale for both squads. 117 Upper left: A Tiger of Bluffton sneaks a rebound away from South's Dave Barrett. Upper middle: Forward Dave Hickman blocks a Bluffton field goal attempt in the Archer overtime victory. Upper right: What precision! Steve Hargan and Dave Barrett are a formidable pair in an aerial battle with Central Catholic's Irish for possession of the roundball. Lower left: Dave Barrett goes sprawling to the floor in an early season match with Southport's Cardinals. Lower middle: It's all mine! says Acie Eldridge as he grabs the ball from teammate Barrett in the Central Catholic contest. Lower right: A loose ball sends Steve Hargan and Dave Barrett to the floor in a mixed-up scramble of Burris Owls and South Side Archers. 118 Tenn is I960 TENNIS TEAM: Front row, left to right, Steve Cook, Dave Bosselmann, Dave Briggs, and Larry Chen; second row, Jim Lantz, Rick Dobson, John Knight, and Gerd Biewald. The I960 varsity tennis squad faced a rebuilding season under the direction of Coach Everett Havens. Facing a tough fifteen match schedule, the Kellys met competition with only two returning veterans, Dave Bosselmann and Dave Briggs. Rounding out the var- sity five were Gerd Biewald, freshman; Larry Chen, junior; and Steve Cook, sophomore, who all showed promise for next season. 1960 VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE April 12 Marion 1 3 Peru 13 Concordia 2 1 Goshen 22 Muncie Central 30 Fort Wayne Central May 4 Central Catholic 5 Bluffton Burris Singles Tourney 12 Muncie Burris 14 Concordia 19 Fort Wayne Central 20 Fort Wayne North 26 Howe Military Golf . . . With three returning veterans leading the way, South Side's golf squad improved upon their 6-5 record of the previous season. Seniors Bing Gilardi and Bill Berning, along with junior John Biteman scored well for the Green throughout the spring slate. Coach Warren Hoover scheduled eleven matches for the Archer squad, including the city series tourney, which was inaugurated last year. 1960 VARSITY GOLF SCHEDULE April 18 Garrett There 2 1 Decatur There 26 Elmhurst Here May 2 Decatur Here 3 Concordia Here 5 Marion Here 6 Muncie Central There 9 Auburn Here 10 City Series Here 12 Muncie Central Central Catholic Here 13 Elmhurst Garrett Here 14 Sectional Meet 21 State Meet 1960 GOLF SQUAD: John Biteman, Bing Gilardi, Bill Bernint Jack Harms, and Steve Pohl. 119 JIM DAWSON Shot Put BOB SHINE 440 Yard' Dash WIN MOSES Hurdles Cindermen Show Promise Under the watchful eye of Coach Bob Gernand, the I960 varsity track squad developed into a strong combination. With several blue ribbon performers leading the way, the Kellys' power was second only to that of city foe North Side, the area's perennial powerhouse on the cinders. Several outstanding runners copped individual honors for the Green. Sprinters Bob Shine, Tom Duff, Bill Lentz, and Karl Bandemer headed the speed- sters; while Carl Johnson and Win Moses grabbed honors in the hurdles. Distance men Bob Bolyard and Al Rainbolt proved their power as juniors, warn- ing all prep runners of the future season. Big Jim Dawson was consistent in the shot put as his fifty-foot heaves easily earned the Green first place points. Backing up the blue ribbon winners were the VonGunten twins and Nate Norment, a sophomore speedster. John Somers, Ron Hey, Don Eisenacher, and Steve Stults gained team points for their efforts in the field events. FRED VonGUNTEN Mile Relay BILL LENTZ 440 Yard Dash TED VonGUNTEN Mile Relay 120 BOB BOLYARD 880 Yard Run KARL BANDEMER Sprints AL RAINBOLT Mile Run For Excellent Season The Kellys' team balance enabled them to double in many events, picking up additional points during competition. Bandemer and Duff were valuable in the dashes, while Shine and Lentz made fine showings in the 440. Moses and Johnson pushed state hurdle champ Jack Hallenbeck of North Side for honors in the stick-stepping competition. Dawson, whose rec- ord-breaking performances earned him state-wide rec- ognition, paired with Somers to pick up field event points. Marc i28 31 April 4 8 12 16 19 23 28 May 6 13 21 Elmhurst H Concordia, Kendallville H Kokomo T Central, North T Central Catholic H North Side Relays T Muncie Central H Kokomo Relays T Central H Sectional Meet Regional Meet State Meet NATE NORMENT Mile Relay TOM DUFF Sprints CARL JOHNSON Hurdles 121 Motzs Mural Men The intramural program at South Side has been for the last thirty-one years an intricate part of the development of this school. Twenty different sports are offered for every boy from early fall to the last days of school. This gives each boy a chance to participate in any sport that he particularly enjoys. Upper right: The man who more than any other is responsible for the success of the intra- mural program at South Side is the affable Mr. Clair Motz. Upper left: Members of the Noon League heavyweight champs are, left to right, first row: Roger Diffendarfer, Wendell Rose, Ken Hike, Carl Hike, and Gerry Traxler; second row, Mike Boyer, Doug Smith, Don Gordineer, and Tom Risk. Center: Bob Bechert, center, and Ed Freed, right, assist Vaughn Correll in preparing to bowl. The three boys were the fall bowling champions. Bottom: Volleyball, one of the most popular intramural sports, is enjoyed by these active players. 122 Top: Boxing is enjoyed by many intramural participants as this picture illustrates. Center: Members of the undefeated Night League Championship team, the Stars, are, left to right, first row: Gerry Traxler, Mike Boyer, and Chuck Cook; second row, Neil Pierce, Howie Romanowski, Doug Smith, Jack Macy, and Wen- dell Rose. Lower right: Taking time to pose for the pho- tographer are the hard working intramural man- agers, left to right, first row: Jim Allendorph, Tom Wible, and Ray Fanger; second row. Max VanFossen, Tom Schwartz, Dave Morrell, and Wendell Rose. Loiter left: The three fastest men at South Side, with the exception of the varsity cross- country and track team, are the winners of the annual intramural cross country run. From left to right they are Dennis Jones, lightweight; John McMillen, heavyweight; and Alan Schlie, middle- weight. 123 Upper right: Upperclass speedball winners, front row, left to right: Barb Markiton, Rita Hessert, Connie Denis, Val Callahan, Mickey Flaig, Dian Spencer; back row: Leslie Sipe, Shirley Stahlhut, Alberta Bonnell, Sandey Dolson, Donna Barnes, Ann Hechler. Middle left: Upperclass basketball winners, front row, left to right: Judy Garrison, Barb Nahrwold, Shelba Cox, Jane Glass, Jan Kessler; back row: Peggy Markin, Luann Uhl, Barb Burdick, Sandy Grodrian, Joy Walling. Lower left: Upperclass volleyball winners, front row, left to right: Jan Kessler, Jane Glass; back row: Peggy Markin, Barb Burdick, Sandy Grodrian. , Lower right: Tournament winners, left to right: Judy Garrison, badminton; Janice Nahrwold, ping pong, tennis; Sandy Grodrian, bad- minton. 124 GAA Aims fa Mrs. Alice Keegan and Mrs. Madge Schone have guided more than 400 girls through another success- ful year of GAA. The Girls' Athletic Association is a club open to all girls who enjoy healthful sports and want to work together to promote good sports- manship. Upperclass girls meet after school on Mon- day nights, and freshman girls participate on Friday nights. Activities such as speedball, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, track, and Softball are accomplished under the supervision of Mrs. Keegan and Mrs. Schone, sponsors; and the GAA officers, Bella Dyson, sports manager; Jane Glass, president; Connie Denis, sec- rood Sportsmanship retary; Jan Kessler, vice-president; and Dodie Kess- ler, freshman representative, pictured above. Exrra sports include the tennis, badminton, and ping pong tournaments. The largest event is the annual Spring Show. The theme of this year's show, Children's Fantasy, was carried out by all girls in the department. Annual banquets are held in GAA, at which time awards are given for participation. Numerals, letters, and pins are awarded to girls having 300, 1,500, and 3,000 points. The senior girl with the highest number of points has her name engraved on a gold plaque. Upper right: Freshman basketball winners, left to right: Sydney Schinbeckler, Martha Grimme, Colleen Roth, Dodie Kessler, Donna Rudasky, Gwen Yordy, Virginia Rose. Middle right: Freshman volleyball winners, left to right: Dodie Kess- ler, Louraine Ford, Colleen Roth, Elaine Edwards, Nancy Miles. Lower right: Freshman speedball winners, front row, left to right: Claudia Hershberger, Pat Abbott, Dodie Kessler, Nancy Lagemann, Mary Marker; middle row: Sydney Schinbeckler, Virginia Rose, Marsha Good, Carolyn Scherer, Jane Whitenack; back row: Colleen Roth, Mar- tha Grimme, Judi Koop, Gwen Yordy, Pam Foust. Lower left: Mrs. Keegan presents the plaque to senior high point winner, Jane Glass. 125 Upper left: Modern Dance Group, front row, left to right, Jo Ellen Bobay, Stephanie Row, Sandra Hearn, Brenda Harper, Babette Jones; back row, Brenda Dull, Bethany Bond, Becky Baughman, Sharon Eitman, Barbara Spiers, Ruth Finrow, Shari Busch. Upper right: Mrs. Schone's Period 2 dance class practic- ing for Spring Show. Middle: Advanced Tumblers, left to right, Karen All- mandinger, Margaret Wilson, Virginia Rose, Rita Hessert, Jenny Slater, Pam Brown, Annette Plesniak, Virginia Flagg, Val Callahan. Lower left and right: Mrs. Keegan's Period 6 dance class in costume for Spring Show and her Period 2 gym class playing kickover ball. 126 Student Life I mm , - , Jj ; Irt L 4 ■fatafitei mm' Bilk . ;:-::':: -- . M- ■ - :.- SB r '.-;- „ • • ' ; ,-.,,' '.; '- v-r Fabulous But we can't study! It looks as though visions of summer dance through the heads of Archer seniors Beth Golden, Penny Hunt, and Merle Baldwin, pre- paring to hit the books. How will I ever find my classes? bewildered fresh- men say to themselves as Mr. Don Reichert explains the maze of South Side halls. Football, Who's cold? Certainly not these enthusiastic Arch- ers, Sharon Krakower, Marcia Melching, Alice Ash- ton, and Nancy Pfeiffer, bundled up to cheer on the football team. After defeating North Side, these victorious, but weary. Archers, led by Bill Spindler, anticipate the fate of their next foe. 128 Fall Wow, look at those lower extremities! Seniors reveal their true character at the Times fall picnic. Friends Okay, now what do I do? asks Annette Plesniak at the mercy of Jeff Roth and friends in the cafeteria. ■ But I've only got five layers on, grins Sue Sap- penfield at a chilly football game as Marian McCal- lister and Steve Meyers take time out to chat. Typical fifth period in the cafeteria? No, just guitarists Dave Schwalm and Steve Black leading a hearty group in an old-fashioned community sing. 129 Upper left: If you ask me, breathes Marilyn Monroe, that is Sunny Kaade, as she advises Philoites during the Senior skit. Lower left: Wheee! squeals Margo Dixon as she mows the gym floor after a pep session. Upper right: Hurry, hurry, copy editors! It's getting late! The busy copy staff rushes to complete another issue of The Times. Lower right: Hold that tiger! Bob Lee, mighty Archer, closes in on fleeing Bluffton Tiger, better known as Gene Jacobs. 130 Upper left: Geisha girl for a night, Molly Dixon cap- tivates the spirit of Teahouse of the August Moon to the entertainment of fellow juniors. Upper center: What is this? C12 H49 083 195? No, just Sue Seibel, who happens to be crawling out of a cabinet in the chemistry room. Upper right: Duh-h-h, sighs Sue Sappenfield as she gives a rousing pep talk to the Times staff. Lower left: Keep talking! New members of Wranglers are initiated at the fall picnic. Lower right: Man, dig this beat, Linda Amos seems to be saying to Sheri De Young as they display their talent at the Junior Banquet. 131 Upper left: Archer warriors usher scalped Red- skins back to the reservation after a pep session. Upper right: Strange as it may seem, senior boys Byron White, Frank Lude, Bob Gifford, and Dan Oesch prepare to wield a dishtowel at the Senior Re- ception! Center: So this is why students take speech! Hard- working orators decorate a Christmas tree under the watchful eye of Coach Storey. Lower left: This is a basketball, exclaims Kenny Howe. You may not realize it, but this basketball is related to sportsmanship. Lower right: Dancing is fun, just look at us! beam instructors Merle Baldwin and Dick Rothberg as fascinated spectators carefully observe. 132 70 ? Upper left: Senior couples live it up at Philo's Christmas Holly Hop. Upper right: It's a big stretch, but Chris Parrott finally reaches the royal head of Dave Barrett to crown him King Kelly at the Lettermen's Dance. Center: Hi-Y Queen of Hearts attendants, Margo Dixon, Susie Van Fossen, Merle Baldwin, and Helen Robinson assist queen Barb Wallace with her regal garb. Lower left: 18,955 cans! Record-breaking letter- men prepare food donated for the needy families of Fort Wayne. Lower right: Jan Martindale finds selling pop at the Philo dance quite amusing as do her customers. Upper left: When you come to the end of a lollipop, sing out these unhappy children at the County Fair. Batb Eggeman, Lois Levine. Lynn Goldman, and Judy Ftanklin pout out their troubles to a sympathetic audience at the Talent Show. Upper right: And here we have some lovely dancers straight from the Caribbean. Babette Jones and Matla Ha- becket, seated, and the thtee Dixons, Martha, Molly, and Margo, standing. These talented lasses ptepate to practice theit number for the Talent Show. Lower left: Villainy triumphs! Ann Etickson is about to overcome the fair maiden better known as Annette Ples- niak in spite of the valiant defense of Linda Silvetman and Joan Stanton. Lower right: No wonder Pegeen Horth and Barb Fred- erick wear such overjoyed smiles! Pegeen is shown tagging Barb as a new member of National Honot Society. Sixty- five seniors were chosen for this national high school society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. 134 Upper left: Amid a Hollywoodish send-off, South Side's bid to fame, Janet Lawry, is presented with roses by Merle Baldwin as she prepares to depart for the Junior Miss Amer- ica Contest. The expressions on the faces of Janet's friends reveal how they feel. Lower left: Oh how I hate to get up in the morning! wails Katie Rastetter, one of the peppy participants in the prom cleaning up, as she gives her interpretation, complete with wire guitar, of the latest record of Elvis Presley. Upper right: Try to explain this to your mothers! Per- haps these jovial juniors are playing Put Your Hand on Your Head and Hold Your Foot. Is that it, Tom Felger, Dave Schwalm, John Biteman, front row; Jim Carter, Jack Harms, Fred Musser, Jack Winder, and Dave Dill, back row? Lower right: It's like gloomsville is the apparent opinion of these beats who mistook the County Fair for a poetry session. Pam Olson, Phil Jones, front, and Jack Fitzgerald, Dan O'Laughlin, and Marilyn Bugg, back, take time out to meditate on the situation. 135 Traditional Farewell Miss Harvey! Sue Sappenfield presents the former publications adviser with a present from the staff as Rowena Harvey prepares to retire after thirty-seven years of service. Boo-boo-bee-doo! Susie Vesey, Sue Sappenfield, Bessie Ferguson, Penny Hunt, and Merle Baldwin turn back the clock to dance the Charleston at the Talent Show. Believe it or not, Marian McCallister is back there somewhere. Proms, Swish! Archers Diane Fredrick, Carolyn Kennedy, and Lois Levine wield paint brushes on settings for the Talent Show. A little to the left, Dave. Sophomores help Dave Welch hang stars over Tin Pan Alley, Soph party. Spring . . . Problems!'' Bob Duncan ponders the world's situa- tion over a coke with friends at the juniors' Aisle of Dreams. Oh me! Terry Berk aids (?) in cleaning up after the Junior Prom. Ivy Day The 1959 Senior Class President, Bill Meyer, crowns Carol Lockwood Ivy Day Queen. The doors of the present close, and the future lies ahead as the graduating seniors and their parents pause in a moment of silence while the flag is raised at commencement. L ontinuina in the Aweep of time . . . dedtinati ion unknown L 138 Autographs . . . . . . and more Autographs Congratulations — Class of '60 Keep the memory of this happy day with a photo in your CAP and GOWN . . . It will live forever CLIPPINGER Town House PHOTOGRAPHY WAYNE AND FAIRFIELD — ANTHONY 5416 We Point with Pride To This Year Book Our past record has proved that our highly trained. thoroughly experienced personnel and modernly equipped printing plant, working in close cooperation with the staff of any school, will produce yearbooks as artistic and perfect as is humanly possible All type composition and makeup in this yearbook was furnished by South Side High School Print Shop WM. A. DIDIER SONS, Inc. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Sincere Congratulations to Class of I960 LINCOLN ENGRAVERS, Inc. 925 South Barr Fort Wayne, Indiana Underclass Pictures by National School Studios LOWELL WARD, Representative 1933 Sinclair Fort Wayne, Indiana SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL