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

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f' J, v Botany instructor Mr. Robert Weber helps a student with his homework as other members of the class continue working on laboratory assignments with microscopes.

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r, at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea planned to recognize Meterites out- standing in the club at the end of the first semester. Fulfilling his duty as Times and Totem photographer. Senior Bill Sweet pre- pares to take a picture at a pep session. £ l % 1. MM, t) yi j ■ ■ll j Senior Marianne Harper sets down the Randolph Jacobs Trophy after it was awarded to her (or outstanding service to the school. She was elected as the recipient of the trophy by the vote of the members ol the Service ( lub attending the yearly banquet.

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Fellow senior classmates watch as Roger Swift tags Ann Gallatin, signifying that she has become a member of the National Honor Society. The Society's members are selected on the basis of leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service to the school. Search For Knowledge National Merit Finalists look over the certificates which they received tor attaining this honor. They are as follows: Buck ruu : Denny Gilbert, Jim Mittclstadt, Tom Robertson, Dennis Bade, George Sherman, Steve Gates, and Dick Astrom. Front ruu-. Margaret Delhi. Mark Low ins. Mickey Goldstein, and Teena Tuenge. The scholastic atmosphere of South Side is rendered un- equaled ' by means of the combination of student, faculty, and administrative attitudes. With a record of eleven National Merit Finalists (better than two per cent of the class), mean SAT verbal and math scores of 487 and 564, and a college attendance rate of 62 per cent of the senior class, it is the true intellectual quest pervading all facets of South Side life that makes South Side academically unique. Recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English, Mickey Goldstein is praised by Mr. Jack Weicker and Mr. Ronald Gersmehl.