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

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Mid-day Cowboy' rides for Archer victory during i . Long arms and oodles of tape help seniors Nancy Roehm, Randy Siples, Tom Fruechtenicht, and Peggy Roehm hang decorating sign. Contributing their talents to Sectional preparations, Dave Kaplan and Elaine Draudt add to assembly. While members of the Pep Band watch, Kerry Yager takes off on a trumpet solo with accompaniment of the group. CoBsistinTol current and former South students, the group tied the pep session together w.th musical se.ect.ons. 28 Student life

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Lrchers launch Sectional battle with Concordia A large Archer following files out of the Coliseum after watching the Green whip Central Catholic in the Holiday Tourney. The squad lost first to Elmhurst. Following customary procedure, varsity captain Jennifer Senseny welcomes the student body to a pep session to promote growth of Hoosier Hysteria in South. With clenched fists to demonstrate his spirit, Bernie Tew jumps up during an Archer basketball game. AlirVvrMvi Members of the Pep Band chat with their neighbors and tune their instruments be- fore the start of one of the pep sessions to which they contributed their spirit. Student life 27

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pep session featured by faculty hand, cheerblocfc Members of the faculty band wait expect- antly to impress the student body with a display of their music-making abilities. After disposing of the villainous Cadet and receiving his wish for Archer victory, Henry Peraza accepts his second wish, a confrontation with the Great Guru of Fort Wayne. Mr. Gary Crawford demonstrates his own special skills on the basketball court as the faculty takes time out from what was termed a display of South's own Globetrotters. Mid-day Cowboy Henry Peraza strides into the gym to look for the Great Guru. Student life 29