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

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A. Janet Blumenthal, junior, gets out of her car, ready to relax for a long, quiet evening at home. B. Happily doing his yardwork, Steve Hartman, junior, works laboriously at his job of raking the grass. C. Junior Lynn Couture sleeps in the warmth of her bed, unaware that she has to wake up for a day of school. in

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i V A. Senior Nora Kowal demonstrates her precise ability at ballet through many long hours of practice. B. Senior Concetta Walker smiles while displaying her hard-won trophy she was awarded for Karate. C. Showing tremendous balance and coordination. Ann Meads, junior, rides through the park on her unicycle. D. Andy Alatza, junior, enjoys playing the guitar to unwind after a long day of school activities.

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Homelife Of South Siders Our parents teach us many things on our way to becoming independent adults. We were dependent of them since child- hood, but now we find ourselves slowly breaking away and trying to prove ourselves as individuals. We are making some important deci- sions and expressing our own views and opinions. Yet while we do this, our parents are here to give us advice, sometimes whether we like it or not, but for our own good. Should we go on to college? If so, where? Or maybe we should get a job and start a family. Decisions like these seem to be approaching sooner than most of us would care to think about. But we all have to decide because it's a part of grow- ing up and establishing ourselves. Of course, growing up isn't easy, but if we work hard, we can make it. In trying to find answers to these questions, we find our parents very valuable in pointing out directions. A. While holding his dog, Ted Oberley, junior, relaxes on his home steps after a day at school. B. Taking care of the lawn, Don Gana- way, junior, gets the yard in shape by trimming with an edger. 11