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

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Senior Lesley Malone gains valuable experience by working as a checkout girl in a local supermarket. Through his job as carry-out boy, Don Stalter sup- plements his educational background. Sue Pfeifer prepares for the future by working part- time in a medical laboratory. Phil Stettner learns the importance of getting along with others as he takes complaints for a local newspaper. 12

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' ? The first day of school — a time of confusion. These freshmen, armed with their yellow cards, provide no exception as they frantically search for their homerooms. In School Marie Rohn tags Edee White with the coveted ribbon of Na- tional Honor Society, a reward for her continuous search for knowl- edge throughout four years. The search on a local and national level . . . the Presidential election, brought to focus in the high school through work in social studies classes. 11

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Illustrating still another facet in student life, these stu- dents pause to reflect on the meaning of the symbol of their religion before entering the church. Religious tendencies within the school's clubs are exempli- fied in the Hi-Y induction ceremony which is conducted semi- annually in various community churches. Religious World Contributing to the mood of the religious as- semblies is the choir un- der the direction of Mr. Lester Hostetler.