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

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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.

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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 • • •

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... 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.