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

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Ice cream tastes mighty good, and giddy chatter is great for the tired Archers after school. rig Bob Hatcher turns in money to Totem bookhead Maria McEachern, while Becky Teague checks the details. John McCallister awaits his entry to the pep session as Lillie Wong. School is finally out; and even though the brains may be tired, the good ole Archer feet are more than pleased to carry the South Siders down the steps and on homeward after a long day of study, extra-curricular work, and pleasure.

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Faces, Sharp stone edges, Against a blurred background, Are they real? Joy and sorrow, Like phantoms, flee across masks as if afraid to leave a trace of tr uth — Another year gone by — Faces, minds, ideas, things, Or lack of these, Are forever; Forever lonely, forever blank, Forever laughing. Faces, always, But somehow never existing at all. Faces, Flowing into one, Disappearing in short years, Are you real? CONTENTS Student Life 2 Academics 16 Faculty 36 Sports 48 Organizations 110 Underclassmen 144 Index 171 Nothing could be more exciting than a blazing bonfire on a cold night to celebrate the City Series Football Championship. Cafeteria lunch hours provide comjorted hunger pains, relaxa- tion, conversation, and fun for the Archers every day.

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Mr) ;f '»: I r- V r 2 Basketball games highlighted South's activities this year, but this game was to be no ordinary one. As usual, the Archers fought all the way and, this time, almost caught the tough, first-place Central Tigers. Though Mr. Richard Bussard seems quite puzzled, Mr. Robert Weber may have a good answer. Quiet study is well maintained under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Dorothy Arnold with the help of her service workers. Sd X | 1 kilm ■ rff It must be another Archer touchdown; so South's happy fans willing- ly give the team a noisy cheer.