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

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rchers scan own action through conduct of An Archer's everyday is his own. It is his recollection of the learning and teaching and talking that goes on about him continuously. He works within the frame set up by clocks and graduation requirements, but he also acts for himself. Everyday is a chance to enjoy his friends and to know'them better from observing them in pressured and normal situa- tions. To some, everyday is only something to do, but to others it's a challenge-the challenge of finishing an over- load of studies while facing the burden of demanding and time consuming extra-curricular responsibilities. Q-if X s . ' iltw ,ww 't 'm Working diligently in study hall to com lete his homework ibr the next day is Sophomore Dayn Boitet who lilyes his extra study time. Val Bjork and Bob Laster enjoy lunch together but have also come prepared with books to do some studying be ore their next classes. lx A Kelly wistfully walks down the ramp towards home after a day filled with English, math, lunch with friends, and talk in the halls. 'fir 'nl

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classes, relax after forenoon work Homeroom yields to formal classes and the more serious study of the languages and sciences that provide a strong curriculum. Both students and faculty mem- bers use their twenty minute homeroom to plan some of the activities ofthe day. Seldom absent from the entrance to the cafeteria are the eager sales- men encouraging Archers to support their particular activities.

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friends in many posts ww., ami --.. ? 1 fri 3 W, ' .fff 'd-M, . , ff-A' MM, Three South Side students patiently wait for rides and friends on Calhoun Street after school, the daily procedure of many Kellys. Shui Another day comes to a close for this group of Archers as ---- they pre are to leave the clflss M- room atljer the dismissal bell has sounded its consent.