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

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Special Dances, Programs Highlight Social Lifeg In her last-minute instructions, Miss Jeanne Smith reminds Cliff Files to put a little zip into his pep session speech. Kelly students return from the State Tourney tired and dis- oppointed, but thrilled with their team's true championship. South Side students and visiting North Side cheerleaders are instructed in the flying spread eagle jump by Mr. Don Locke. Throughout the year, annual school events were high- lighted by the election of 'Queens and Kings to rule over the day's or night's activities. These royal appoint- ments, made by South's student body, were instru- mental in adding that extra touch of excitementv to games, dances, and class ceremonies. Early in the year, Jan Jones was elected to rule the festivities of bo-th the Homecoming game and Dance. Then, in February, the girls choose Jim Wallis from all the senior lettermen to be their King Kelly. His reign at the Lettermen's dance was soon followed by Sally Reitdorf's Coronation as Hi-Y's Queen of Hearts. In May, five senior girls, elected by their class, led the Ivy Day ceremonies. si, eta Queen Toya O'Hora looks out past Cindy Craw and Fran West, members of her court, onto the 1966 Ivy Day crowd.

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Develop Individual Interests, Explore New Fields South Side faculty members, both present and past, gather at their Christmas party to celebrate the coming holidays. Caveman Mike Cassady swings in with a bucket of ouch during one assembly. A Wealth of opportunities for activities outside the classroom was available to the Archers. Music students were able to display their talents many times through- out the year. The choir, band, and orchestra not only performed at special school assemblies and the Senior Reception, but they also entertained for various com- munity functions. Aspiring thespians proved themselves in 'KA Turkey's View of Thanksgivingng those with a bent for journal- ism were treated to a tour of Fort Wayne Newspapers lncorporatedg and even busy teachers found time for a Christmas party. Recording these many activities of special interest groups was a challenge for school photo- graphers and journalists. Students and parents at the Senior Reception enjoy the music of a string orchestra under the direction of Jan Weintraub,

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Students Elect 'Royalty' For Evening Festivities Letterman Jim Wallis is chosen 1967 King Kelly at the Lettermenis celebration. Homecoming Queen Jan Jones, flanked by runners-up Sally Reitdorf and Liffy Keck, reigns over the football festivities. Sally Reitdorf sheds tears of happiness as Hi-Y President Gary Hansen prepares to crown her the 1967 Queen of Hearts.