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

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Traditional Problems Initiate Sophs To Souti As the sophomores entered South as Archers for the first time, they encountered what usually, and with reason, terri- fies every individual who is new to the school, especially students — especially sophomores. Adjusting to new people, a new building, new attitudes, wasn't always easy. Room numbers seemed all out of order and in some cases were. Many upper- classmen patronized, made fun of, or confused whoever looked vulnerable. Out of the problems which arose, the sophomores emerged throughout the year with laughs, always enjoying themselves. Many became involved in school activities, and supported the school as an enthusiastic group. 1. Getting into the spirit of Spirit Week Peggy Post, paints Cindy Towns' feet for a sophomore hall decorating poster. 2. Sophomore Student Council repre- sentatives John Johnson, Tammy Sanders Linda Rose, Barb McQueen, Kirby Volz,' Terry McCaffrey, John Toy, Jeff Arnv strong. 16 I'

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3. The new office area, with its equipment and convenience, gives the staff a pleasant place to work. 4. Out of three years of dust. dirt, and confusion, lines and angles emerge, creating new perspectives in South. 15

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3. Sophomore Dan Treager tries to impress his teammate Dave Garber by revealing his leg. 4. With eyes rolled and tongue out, Alanza Edmonds expresses her opinion of exercising. 5 Empty halls present an atmosphere of freedom that is seldom felt during passing periods. 6. Entering the building in the early morn- ing, two sophomores begin another day of school. 17