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

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■ . .. Life Styles Begin To Change A. Family unity and secure relationships are illustrated in the dining room of the mm tions with parents, but patience and respect aid in solving conflicts.

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Values Determine Future Directions A. A pinball game provides relaxation after five days of exhilaration for junior Dave Clark and Senior Jim McClintock. B. The study procedure amounts to what- ever students make of it. Here several sen- iors have organized discipline. C. Countless days are spent at the library: Junior Jeffrey Bond completes the junior year nightmare, the paper. D. Students consider dating a vital prepa- ration for the future; the academic involvement rates equally beneficial.

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Sf Ihe incidents we experience in life may teach us lessons. We fluctuate from experiencing independence and dependence. It is not easy to grow away from parents who are realistically our best friends, or to begin to make decisions and lead our own lives. Growing up is a frightening pro- spect. Should we continue to live with our parents, or should we rent an apartment and battle inflation by Ourselves? Should we save the money in the bank for a stereo, a car, or our college education? Even the subject of college triggers another type of uneasiness. Many people will simply commence with a job and feel no reason for four more years of school. We are searching to find our- selves in a world with billions of different faces, personalities, and values. Our individual build-up is painful and difficult. But growing up was never intended to be an easy ride. A. Jogging through the park provides relaxation for sophomore Ron Bailey, sen- ior sister Birdie, and their father. B. Junior Vernesia Tubbs assists her par- ents with financial responsibilities by shopping for essential needs. C. Ready for a night on the town, junior Dwight Jewitt heads for his proud source of transportation. D. Bride-to-be Teri Mason, senior, shops for a summer wedding dress assisted by Judy Hoagland. senior.