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

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•MM A For the first time, Superintendent Dr. Anthis, participates in one of the longest tr tions at South Side. eanwani, ttrom and Haffner plant the ivy near the school, as many other previous classes have done.

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▼ During the 1981 parade of seniors, Sar Graham, senior, walks through the flag arcL auditorium entrance. ona Once the journey around the school vas completed, the seniors then filed in- o the school auditorium for the con- tinuation of the Ivy Day ceremonies. Dr. William Anthis, in his first year as superintendent of the Fort Wayne Com- munity Schools, participated in his first Ivy Day. In the auditorium ceremony, Dr. Anthis was presented with a vine of ivy. Later, after the ceremonies were concluded, the senior class officers were given the honor of planting the ivy. Dur- ing the occasion Kurt Erhman was master of ceremonies. Tim Marquart gave the welcoming speech,, and Jeff Haffner was the orator. Forbing, was then crowned as 1981 queen of Ivy Day. Rob Brink was given the special honor of crowning the queen. ■ Mater ended L A With all eyes upon the seniors in their caps and gowns, the crowd along Calhoun Street joyful- ly watches the traditional ceremony.

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T Mr. Jack E. Weicker, principal discusses the never-ending impor tance of a high school education. ▼ During the Athletic Depart- ment's section of the awards Cathey Tyree, sophomore, receives her award from Mr. Murray Mendenhall. Mr. Preston Brown, athletic director, and Phil Bir- chfield, junior, watch. ▲ The Outstanding Freshman English student award is presented to Ann Belbutoski by Mrs. Jane Langdon. ▲ Towering over the ceremonies, John Flowers, senior, listens as Athletic Director Pres Brown tells some of Flowers' many ac- complishments. One of his achies-ements was being selected an AU-American athlete.