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

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A deserted hall provides a quiet plaee for senior Regina Ryan to service. Student service workers graded papers, cleaned lab equipment and ran errands for the teachers they served during free periods. As the first year for 18-ycar-old voting eligibility for Hoosiers begins, some South Side students arc sworn in by Mr. Lee Smith after Indiana Secretary of State William Salin and Graham Richard, an assistant to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, spoke. 11

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Students Prepare for Future. Seek Colleges, Right to Vote Junior Gina Small waits patiently in the heat of late August during the student pre-enrollment. South Side's College Day brought representa- tives from several midwestcrn institutes to the gym to discuss educational opportunities. Senior Joe Brumbeloe watches music and direc- tor while playing sax for pep session. Shuffling through the lines for either snacks or the plate lunch was part of most students' day. Id

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Shuffling into the gymnasium for the first pep session, students shout greetings to friends, discuss classes and after-school events, and decide where to sit. A closed lunch period leaves little time for eating and talking to friends, but Dave Hendry manages to do both. Students adjusted to split lunch and study periods after many years of open lunches. linjoying her sucker as much as a free moment between class periods, Beth Beaman joins some friends gathered in center hall. 12