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

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South Siders Look Toward Future wt l fzfm' .-,. u5:'x!f'5 NFTEB: -.- 5 t .. 'vw '53't x3g:.,fE3 -2 'ft H' ' gs gg: Junior Randy Harris points to a duck while his friends try to bring it down. Weekends provide a time for Archers to pursue those things which are of special interest to them. A hunting trip with friends provides an unusual day which is long remembered afterwards. .gsunsn Circulation- manager Margo Bleeke pre- While the players on the field work to gain a touchdown for South, the players on the bench paresl to give agent Laura Wilson her mentally throw crushing blocks, gain valuable yardage, and kick that extra-point conversion. week y Times. ll

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With Realization Of The Year' End With the finish of the school year came both a feeling of happiness and sadness. Looking back, the Archer could see a year which was filled with lasting friendships and a carefree time which ended with the closing days of high school. The ending of the school year once again presented a feeling that time was really just beginning. To the gradu- ate, life was just beginning as he entered a world where he would specialize in a profession of his choice. To the underclassman, there was a feeling that there was still time to learn as much as possible from high school days. In the final days of the year, students paused to look back at their many good times at South, to appreciate the knowledge which they gleaned from the classroom, and to reevaluate their past accomplishments and new goals. Two Archers dance to the current music at a dance after the first basketball game. 7 Seniors Grendel Burrell and Dan Borgmann exchange opinions while taking a ride on a merry-go-round during a fall picnic. Ahshort stop in the gym before going to homeroom provides a place for Senior Kellys Cathy Ridenour, Sarah Johnson, and Mike Herron to talk and try to study. 3'- f ggi 1 'f' K i Sophomore Denise McCoy attempts to gain the title of champion bubble gum blower and prove to the upperclassmen that sophomores do have some very special but hidden talents. IO

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Xl, X - xx, X 'xg f X TN' Mission: Competition Archer athletic teams and coaches undertook the mission of building strong unified teams which would uphold the high standards of Kelly sportsmanship. Success came to these teams in many forms-making a touchdown, shoot- ing a lay-up, breaking par, or crossing the finish line first. Regardless of the outcome of the team's efforts, sports- manlike conduct was ever present and first in importance. To complete his mission successfully, the athlete com- bined his physical and mental powers. During a contest he worked his body to its maximum potential while he mentally plotted his movements. Leadership and inspira- tion were continually offered to the Archer athlete from his coach. Working together as a team unified in spirit proved to be the key to Kelly success. 12 TQXX ff W SX