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

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■; iA mC 3 »» Self-Satisfaction, Benefits Other People, The School, The Nation The uninhibited desire to contribute free time, accompanied with sincere concern, warms many hearts and puts smiles on typically wan faces. The faces of the football squad members as they brave the cold to advance the green cause show their determination. Hi-Y members serve the school by arranging the plaques in the shrine which recognizes South Side students who served their country during World War II. During the annual Service Club banquet, the members presented a gift to Mr. Ora Davis in honor of his retirement after 40 years of service to South'. Students attending the annual Lettermen's Club dance chose Mike Files as this year's King Kelly. Service and cooperation did not stop with school activities, for many students participated in outside competition. The school's accomplishments grew to reveal greener fields of grass . . .

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The Desire To Contribute Time, Talents Rewards Students With

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'Save Your Confederate Money, Being an important facet of any school, enthusiasm is proudly portrayed in the spontaneous, spirited support of our school and her team efforts. The pooling of resources to produce the best possible combination makes competitive sports keenly adventurous. The zeal we convey at times like these truly shows others our reaction to becoming adults by accepting defeat and victory both humbly and graciously . . . With the sounds of Save your Confederate money, boys; the South will rise again! echoing from the rafters in the gymnasium, the cheerleaders led the pep session before the North-South game. The faculty took an active part in the pre-sectional activities. Displaying their cheerleading talents, four senior boys led the student body in cheering. An all-girl football team enacted South's victory over Elmhurst.