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

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I A. On a Friday evening venture. Seniors Mona Klofver and Lori Benninghoff buy tickets to Animal House. B. Sophomore Doug Keller gets into the wild by caring for his two pet rabbits in his front yard. C. In their huddle, the Philo seniors are carefully listening to the plan of attack against their opponents. South Siders' Hangouts After having attended a game filled with excitement. Archers headed for their favorite hangouts. This year they frequented two local eateries. Pizza King offered South Siders a chance to sit down and be served their favorite pizza. It was not only the food they came for but also the music. With Pizza King's jukebox, they ate while listening to their favorite music. There was one other reason South Siders went to Pizza King. Peggy Couch, junior, stated. The reason I and my buddies go there is that we can get rowdy. If one didn't care for pizza, there was the home of the Big Mac. Archers went there for French fries and to see their friends. As Senior Mary Hale put it, I went to McDonald's because that was the place all my friends got together. Some people enjoyed going other places. I preferred more to go to a party with my friends than to a public place, said Cheryl Widmeyer, junior. Wherever they went, for what- ever reason, South Siders had a good time. £ ( ? ►H «»-; • ;,-- i u rr '- 16 -v

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Archers Hard At Work Adults ask, Why are jobs so important to today's young peo- ple? Jobs, to many Archers, are the means with which they buy a car, and pay for gas. Maybe it means that we can get the clothes we've always wanted, but never could afford before. It gives us a sense of freedom. It permits us to live a little and be self-sufficient. Walk into any store in the South Side area, and you will probably see an Archer hard at work. We do all sorts of jobs: selling clothes, waiting tables, mowing lawns. shoveling snow, bagging groceries, even washing dishes. These jobs may not be glamorous or even something we enjoy doing. Whether they are menial or excit- ing, our jobs are important for our future. While most of our jobs are part- time, some may lead to permanent positions or at least give us the experience needed to get the jobs we've always wanted. Jobs give us a start on being self-sufficient. They give us a head start on being own our own. ■ A. Seniors Mark Forbing and James Fyfe prepare to battle with a disabled car at an area gas station. B. Greeting customers with a friendly smile. Maureen Granahan, junior, checks out groceries at Rogers. C. Sophomore Phil Pranger takes a rare break from car-hopping at the beer stand on a blazing summer day. D. Senior John Jacobs, obscured by order clips, draws yet another frosty mug for a waiting customer. L5

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A. Senior Jill McDaniels is distracted for a moment as she takes a break from grubbing her hamburger. B. The Golden Archers attract Juniors Barbie Carroll, Beth Schilling, Wendy Fritter, and Amy Eichar. C. Michelle Fisher, junior, and Sopho- more Melissa Ferguson prepare to pose for a bunch of wild pictures. L7