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

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Psi X71 xll X 2 wx ssxxw X X XXX Q - fn Mission: Student Life With the laying of your foundation, South Side, you had a definite mission. Your responsibility was not only to those students who attended you daily, but to the community and the generations of tomorrow. Your foremost and most obvious mission was to offer a well-balanced and academ- ically superb curriculum. Secondly, it was your job to serve as a molder of friendships and to create a spirit of better understanding among all who attended South Side. The success of your mission could not be determined with the mere graduation of your many senior classes. Your success can be measured by the actions of the generation of tomorrow.

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Kelly nthusiasm In Sports, Classes As time passed on causing things to age and be forgotten, time was just beginning for the Archer. The '69 year marked the entry of many students into an adult world. It was a time when new friendships which would last long past the high school days at South Side were formed. The year became a time of preparation for the future. Students suddenly were aware that the knowledge which they would obtain in high school was only the beginning of what they were yet to learn. This realization prodded Archers to search further into those areas which interested them. Kellys then began to appreciate the willing help which guided them through their training years at South. By recognizing and seeking their goals, Archers fulfilled an important part of their mission.