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

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'Our Answer Is The World's Hope' Fists together in a symbol of unity and power, four South Side students prepare to challenge the system and look toward their goals and aspirations for the future As clouds gather quickly for a thunder- storm, the rapidly darkening sky causes Sailing on one of Indiana's finest lakes, a sailboat leisurely cruises during a hot day

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'Not A Time Of Life But A State Of Mind' Andy Sullivan gazes into a candle, hop- ing to see what the future holds for her. A peaceful moment such as this one can often help an Archer relax after school. . - ■ ■ ■EPJRI During the late spring and into the summer, the Foster Park gar- den is in full bloom and attracts many South Siders to come and walk through them. The river, tennis courts, and the swings also V I draw Archers to the park in the summer.