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

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► It's the shoes you choose is what Steve Jackson, junior, seems to be saying to Art Ware, senior, about how one should pick what to wear. ▼ Chick of the week. Always in style Lisa Nestor, junior, sports wool pants, a cardigan sweater, bow tie, a tan cap, and a pair of black shoes. ▲ Preppy footwear. Archer legs, junior, and two more pairs of legs, both seniors, show that dock siders are the style: socks optional. 20

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Jammin' with a song about the cross country team members are Robert Little and Blaine Harper, seniors, the attraction of the fall pep session. ▼ Stretch two-three-four. Lisa Vaughn, senior, warms up for jazz dancing by stretching her body to avoid a muscle pull. yif ▲ Ram it down his throat. Dan Bromley and Mike Dorman, sophomores, show what can hap- pen if one is not careful in Ping Pong. ▲ Unwinding after school, Amy Zoch and Michelle Meyer, seniors, relax on an afternoon by jogging on Oakdale near South Side. L9

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Calvins, Dances Rate at the Top ▲ No sweat yet! Dave Marqu demonstrates his Archer fashion D himself on College No Sweat Day. Marquart, ly outfitting junior, New fads and fashions, and all the popularity of keeping up with the times and changes of today! The big fad this year was mostly attending school events. The different dances and events, sponsored by the clubs and cheerleaders, were very successful, not to mention the attendance at athletic events this year. Here at South, the Ar- cher fans participated in more school activities. Midnight movies were also big fads, along with roller skating. On the clothing scene, jeans were still the thing for both boys and girls. Designer names such as Calvin, became big fads in fashion this year. For women, knickers and knee pants also became very popular. For men, suits, ties, and dress slacks dominated the look more this year than ever. Metallic was definitely the in thing, from shirts and blouses to shoes and handbags. Hats were also among the more acceptable accessories. Articles made of leather made a big return. The classic preppy look of button- down shirts, wool sweaters, and deck shoes were still the most popular ar- ticles of clothing worn by South Side students, with purple being the in color. ▲ Sporting the ever-popular, always comfor- table, sweatshirt, Sari Miller, junior, does her schoolwork with ease. From his head down to his feet. Robert Dies, senior, dresses in style in dark pants and shirt, with a contrasting tie and a plaid jacket. 21