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

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4. Tom Belbutoski. Jayne Nicholas, and Mike Baxter enjoy the pizza at their Junior Pizza Bash.

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Pizza Bash Adds Pizzazz to Juniors Students find their junior year the year in between. Having developed a feel for high school after their sophomore year, juniors can somewhat sit back and relax before moving on to the problems which seniors are confronted with, such as their plans for after high school. Juniors enjoy the added privi- leges of electing class officers, the Junior Class Pizza Bash, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Debbie Dolby, Jeanne Ridlen, Jay Mel- chi, and George Ashford repre- sented the Junior Class for the 1974 basketball homecoming. 1. Junior class officers Phil Davis, Gary Werkman, Jim Anderson, Mary Grauer, Sally McNagny, and Leslie Koehlinger. 2. Exercising their dramatic talents. Ken Hogan and Kathy Armour practice trying to express themselves in drama class. 3. Powderpuff underclass cheerleaders Dave Knuth. Jeff Howey, and Danny Treager. 18

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Seniors Break Traditions, Plan Futures The class of '74 was con- fronted with many critical deci- sions during its last year at South. The year's social events were quite successful. A very funny play, George Washington Slept Here, was performed by the tal- ented actors and actresses. The ingenious class officers broke the tradition of having the banquet at the cafeteria; Our Last Tango was enjoyed by the seniors at the Heritage House. The final extracurricular event planned for the seniors was the prom entitled, A Time For Us, which was held at the Sheraton. 20 1. Posing with Senior President Ray Light are his fellow officers Debbie Kerr. Sue Presley, Cindy Whiting, and Ann Johnson. 2. Grinning at the camera, WLYV Jock Phil Gardner awaits his turn to speak. 3. Listening attentively to speakers at their Last Tango are Ken Tinkel, Bear Christensen, and Rick Smith.