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

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LEFT —Junior Class Officers—(back to front) Barb Kimbrough, Susan Presley, Ray Light, president; Cheryl Robinson, Kathleen Grana- han, Charles Norwood. BELOW —Pausing briefly, Mary Danusis, the female member of The Family Tree,” pre¬ pares herself for the next song during a per¬ formance at the junior “Pizza Bash.” FAR LEFT —Two South Side students and their alumni brother make up The Family Tree.” Juniors enjoyed an evening listening to the distinctive sound of the threesome. LEFT —Jody Farrell stops to pose for a pho¬ tographer after being voted “best-dressed girl” during Spirit Week, which was promoted by the Student Council.

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Naive, Snobs ABOVE —Taking advantage of his spare time, Student Council president Russell Filler looks over minutes of a previous meeting. UPPER RIGHT —Sponsored by the Lions Club, Beth Rogers (center) will go to France. Anne Bueter and Diane Persall hope to be included in the I. U. Honors Abroad Program. RIGHT —Dripping punch all over, Sandy Kunkel strikes an amusing pose as he and his date, Karen Himmelhaver, enjoy their first prom. “When you’re a junior, you ' re sort of in between. You’re not fresh like sophomores, but you’re not snobby like seniors.’’ (Gordon Nickel) What was different about this year ' s juniors? Primarily, they broke the bonds of tradition, changing the Junior Banquet to a “Pizza Bash.” The Family Tree provided music. This was the first get-together for the class of ’74. Again a junior filled the post of Student Council President. But the most attractive aspect of being a jun¬ ior was the first Prom. Perhaps most juniors considered themselves different individually; as middleclassmen, they were much the same as past classes. Class of ' 74 Stuck Between

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ABOVE —Everyone knows how fast girls grow, but when the guys get started they really grow! Jeff Hallgren, the taller, and Danny Hannan, the younger, are visual exam¬ ples of this. UPPER RIGHT —Twins —back to front: Greg and Craig Taylor, Ken and Keith Drummond, Tom and Tony Zintsmaster, Peter and Phil Reynolds, Barry and Brian Motter. RIGHT —Not letting her bandaged hand inter¬ fere, Meterite Pam Nielson welcomes Mr. Weber into the Quarter-Century Club by pin¬ ning on his first rose at the fall banquet.