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

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Underclassmen Bonnie Russell, Tom Bear, Judy Merrill, and Lissa Hoffman check the bulletin board to keep up-to-date on school events Culture is brought to the student body at the music assemblies and at the spring and winter concerts. Here Maria Habecker performs a ballet to Alice in Wonderland.'' - Music ... an important part of many Archer lives and a part which takes many long hours of devoted practicing as illustrated by senior violinist Allen Steere.

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But Your Honor, pleads Jim Carter as District Attorney Flint on behalf of his client Miss Faulkner, portrayed by Cindy Miller. Jack Winder as Defense Attorney Stevens has just questioned the infallibility of the handwriting expert, played by Susan Bond, in the interests of his client Karen Andre, played by Judy English. Judge Heath, portrayed by Tom Felger, other members of the senior play cast, and the jury picked from the audience, hear testimony about the Night of January 16. Waving good-by to the well-wishers who have come to see them off, journalists Evie North, Sally Capps, Jim Carter, Bob Shine, and adviser, Mr. James Rohrabaugh eagerly anticipate the coming week at Columbia University in New York City. Karen Klaehn, Patty North, and Nancy Redding find that art too takes a forward look as they view an oil painting at the Art Museum. 8

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The Search . . . The search goes on even if confined to a locker, and Larry Lee seems to be intent on finding some valuable lost article! ' An important part of every senior English class is the hour-long book report. Dave Schwalm adds spice to his report on mountain and sea ballads with a few props. Jack Harms begins his search in the chemistry lab. Lissa Hoffman, searching for term paper material in the public library, ponders upon the selection of just the right book. 10