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

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A. Junior Collette Berkshire smiles as she holds her pom-pons while marching in the Ivy Day Parade. B. Seniors Robert Tyree, Ronda Davis, Faye Smith and Ron Elliott enjoy a short rest between dances. Seniors' Last Events Special events fill the last' days for seniors. Two of these are the prom and Ivy Day. Many students worked towards making their last prom the best. Numerous hours were spent with fellow classmates making tissue paper flowers and searching for the perfect band. When the night finally arrived, everyone was ecstatic. The night and early hours of the next morn- ing were spent laughing, dancing and looking back at a fun year at South. It was hard to get up that following Monday to go to school, but everyone was anxious to tell everyone else what they did at the prom. A few weeks later Ivy Day took place. Seniors chose their repre- sentatives to walk in front of them. This day probably touched more seniors than any other, and it would be hard to know how they felt unless you were partaking in the event yourself. Seniors, in their caps and gowns, walked around the building with a feeling of pride and accomplishment. It was a happy day for all Archers, and the seniors were missed by all their friends the next vear.

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McClure Gets Title The 1979 South Side Homecom- ing started off with an exciting and victorious game against Delphi. After the game the annual Home- coming Dance took place in the school cafeteria. Couples danced beneath the special lights to several popular disco tunes. The Homecoming Queen. King, and Court were announced during the dance. Seniors Amv McClure and Ralph Pnndle were crowned Queen and King. The seniors elected to the court were Julie Slyby, Mike Weaver, Carla Hunter, and Errol Dunson. Juniors were Tanya Jackson. Mike Cun- ningham. Michele Myers, and Scottie Ferrell. Sophomores were Sandy O'Shaugnessy, Mike Hof- mann. Anita Buzzard, and John Flowers. A. Homecoming Queen Amy McClure shows her joy after just being crowned queen of the annual homecoming. B. Couples quietly dance to Color My World during the joyous gathering after a victorious game. C. Sophomore John Flowers shows anguish during the easily won homecom- ing basketball game. D. Seniors Earl Dunson and Carla Hunter do the traditional court dance after being named to the court. E. Flowers, Buzzard. Cunningham. Jack- son, Weaver, Slyby, Prindle, McClure, Hunter, Dunson, Myers, Ferrell, O'Sh- aughnessy, Hofmann. 2]

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A. Lisa Watkins. Kathy Boylan and Cindy Cobbs stand with prom dates Ger- rie Geurs. Dave Brown and Tom Hobbs. B. Senior Ivy Day Queen Roberta Bailey carries her bouquet of roses as she walks along Calhoun Street. C. Juniors Amy McClure and Richard Hoffman dance to the sound of their favorite slow music at the prom. Utt 23