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

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Remains of a daring adventure are illustrated with the trademark of white and pink strands. Two students rest on each other's tranquility. They enjoy the soli- tude of being together.

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In his spare time, Senior John Forbing practices his guitar to Attendance office work breaks the monotony of the day for Sen- expand his musical talent. ior Elizabeth Deerhoke. Rose Alcalan, junior, spends quiet moments expressing her feelings on paper.

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Good Times; Bad Times Enjoy them while you can; they're the best years of your life. Parents constantly remind children of their memories. As Archers focused the advice in currency with their own lives, they realized that these were really fun times. Good times: they were multitudinous this year! Win- ning the first five games of the football season was a morale booster. Marching band students sloshed endless hours through the muddy puddles, but fun it was! People unfamiliar with the rigors of journalistic lives may have wondered if they had strolled into an insane asylum because the staff was so giddy. Some students even admitted enjoying detentions because they made friends of teachers instead of enemies. But there were the bad times. Archers probably tried to avoid the sensation of packed sardines when they walked down the English Department hall. After they arrived in Mr. Fecher's class, some were mortified to receive a research paper graded with an A+ in content and a D- in form. Many students froze in horror at 1 1 :30 p.m. when they realized they still had 20 lines of French dialogue to memorize. Archers even suffered from indigestion as they wolfed lunch in 25 minutes. Certainly there was a mixture of good and bad times. Forty years from now one might overhear an ex-Archer advise his son or daughter; Treasure these years; they're the best of your life. llli Senior Kent Hollis is not immune to the hassles of 90-mlnute parking as he receives a ticket. The tribulations of the 25-mlnute lunch mod are best expressed by Junior Peggy Arter.