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

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Archers Show Their Abilities Through Many Sport Events At a homo match, Bruce Curlcy uses a swift forehand stroke to return the ball. Surrounded by Central Catholic Irish, Steve Loggins shoots for a basket in a home game. In all sports. Archers showed ability and teamwork, while spectators cheered with enthusiasm. 15

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] 1 1 ' 1 EP JU(JL P. ■ IXtlflC Cross country team-lbottom row) Doug Ritchhart, Albert Groff. John Brooks, Tom I'.sscx. Jim Talbert; (second row) James Steup, Gary I rentz. Brad Montes, Doug Olson, Mr. Walker; (third row) Todd Stouder, Andy Havens, Charles Davis; (top) Roger Artherhulls. Varsity member Albert Groff completes his run during a cross country meet. The meets were held on two-mile courses in the city's public parks. Dennis Neace and Bill Scott warm up before a game during baseball season. Jack Morris attempts to block his opponent during a varsity football game. 14

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POWER : . s -: Facilities Renovated, Expanded As shown in the 1958 yearbook picture, a modern oil unit was installed to replace the old stoker heating plant of earlier days. South Side, in a sketch from the first Totem, was the first building of its kind in lort Wayne. Mainly a one-story building, it was the second high school to open in the city, following Central. As the third renovation program progressed, the new auditorium was completed. The auditorium with a capacity of more than 850 people, was used during programs, such as the senior class play and various concerts, staged by the classes in the new instrumental and vocal music and drama rooms. 16 The 1938 Totem shows the construction of the second story. Workers added the office space and classrooms that were needed