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

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Before school, Archers congregate in the gym, one of the school's social hubs, to talk and try to study. Pam Olson and Dennis McBroom find a new place to get away from it all as they converse while perched in the limbs of a tree. ' % -•.' t fc. - 4 W W i ■•-■ • • ;::P| g » fl - u fe , V lytf jf Mrs. Frances Stuart and service worker Linda Seibel chat formally over their work in seventh period study hall. The telephone . friendships thrive. . . a popular instrument upon which Jan Martindale .... 14

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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.

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Bored, Sam? Tad McKay and Maria Marshall seem to be more interested in each other than in walking the dog. Maybe someone told them that hounds know how to find their own way. Social World The South Side Publications Philharmonic Orchestra gives those lea vine for New York a musical send-oft'. I . . . and Chad MacDowell prove no exception as they extol the virtues of Mr. Bell's invention. 15