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

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Kelly students adapt readily to change in pattern Contributing his talent on the piano, a member of The Young and the Free accompanies the group as they sing songs to an Archer assembly for nearly an hour's entertainment. The slow beat of soul provides a chance to dance at the Afro-American dance. Walking into the brisk cold, Archers leave the building during a practice fire drill. Student life 23

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Special events, entertainment break daily routines; Tricked by the complexities of a South Side desk, sophomore Peggy Maier surprises her friends with her new seat on floor. Such initiations come to almost every new Archer. r. ssasss With a sign proclaiming their spirit, these Kellys participate in an enthusiastic pep ses- sion for the Irish basketball game. The poster proved correct, as the Archers won. A hungry Mary Boling discovers added benefits of servicing during lunch hour. 22 Student life

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Courtesy- helpfulness characterize student body; Covering and decorating tables mark just one step in the prep- money raised by the event proves invaluable in the planning action for the Junior Banquet, held in the cafeteria. The of the Junior Prom, the highlight of the year, held in May. With an issue of the Times serving as a place mat, Sandy Mills enjoys pizza as she learns that staff meetings are fun. How to choose from a dazzling array of candies seems to stump the clerk and Gary Abels, as the sophomore prepares to purchase. 24 Student life