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

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Individuals, Crowds, Memorials Help To Mold Strong Ties, Traditions Those things which were unchanging served as a mainstay for Kelly students. Such was the case with South Side tradi- tion. Customs and activities which could be traced far back through the history at South were a part of the 1969 school year. In the fall of the year, the Randolph Jacobs Cup was presented to the outstanding senior service worker at the annual Service Potluck. Receiving the trophy was Jean Dunlap. Once again, the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Queen of Hearts, Ivy Day Queen, and King Kelly were some of the special events of the year. The annual Hi-Y bonfire followed the South Side-Central Catholic game bringing the football season to a close. Although South strove for the latest and most modern teaching methods and equipment, age-old tradition added warmth and per- sonality to it. . is I Lx-1 1,1 W 1 ' 's g , A .S V , ,C 1 1 5 .J r 5 . , , 3 I .gl I 'i-, -. ' f f f ' . 5 .. . z 1 it I li, 1 , M54 ' V' , .1 . . .- . , i ., , H., . V- 4 , I if if 'A f ri iwil' ' f ' f fzrrrrai 1' 5 K 5 5 -, . 1 ' 'Egg Q p t . 1 ...V it ' s it .'.s If f 3 , , I 5, E l titi ' ' if , f . . H R V V1 ,,- ,I ,,ii,f?'f' 5 -5 . ' I F' 'R J I ' fi, Q .0 'M 'l-'Q-'51-f4.v' mf? ' - ' 2' ' , , l ft. . .isL5i:?f 4 w 5 -f rf' 'V , V ,. ' . fi. ' , M , w,,w:,,,,,N A g ' D, . , , -zzmqzzlh- 5'7 - ' -5 A -'I A

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ances,ElectionOf'Royalty,' thletic For any high school student, the activities sponsored by his school play a large part in his high school life. This was also true of the Archers, as they attended all of the ac- tivities sponsored by South Side. Almost all Archers be- longed to one club or another and could be seen in the halls, throughout the year, trying to raise funds for their respective clubs. With the advent of the various sports seasons, Kellys turned out in great numbers to support the teams. After many of the football or basketball games, club-sponsored dances were held in the school cafeteria. Of course, each class held its own functions this year, and the members of the various classes responded enthusiasti- cally to class functions. This enthusiasm raised school spirits and knit the student body together. Dr. Sanford Snyderman seems oblivious to the current teenage band sound, while Mrs. Snyderman and Mrs. Schmidt ignore it. XM ' 5 6, 'QA f 19 Q0 I .hxxxt ' .-4 N U X ,- lo. than 2c'P'..a, Junior John Theye and sophomore Dawn Snouffer are busy buying their Archer license plates that were sold to all Kelly students by the Meterite Club. Junior Betsy Crawford and sophomore Celeste Hite. members of the Meterite Club, energetically sell the club's merchandise.