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

Page 6 text:

Mm COUNTY PUBLIC U8RART FORT WAYNE, INDIANA IH mi (astral ional but Different th was truly the most traditional in Fort Wayne. this year gave the seniors one s to take pride in their school ne goodbyes of graduation as it 60 years of seniors in the past, lth Side was one of the few schools in y still to take part in National Society recognition. Many clubs, i as Philo and Junior Classical vid representatives of different. We add- lities and ex- radition. beat North Side for ars in football, le. Archers cap- The marching band received a first rating at district marching competition, an unprecedented achievement at South. The Senior Class elections were the closest on record; the office of vice- president actually had to be revoted. We voiced our opinions on everything from closed lunch periods to assigned lockers. We made a place for ourselves in South's history and tradition. We remembered South's traditions and took pride in them, but we weren't without ideas and character of our own. We lived up to tradition and originali- ty, being traditional but different. ▼ We're having some fun now: freshmen, smile with excitement as they talk about weekend plans.

Page 5 text:

Academics 38 Clubs and Activities . .... 58 Sports 92 Album 122 Index ... 170 Our 60th Year TOTEM 1982 South Side High School Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume 60

Page 7 text:

Follow me, follow me: Allen Cavender, nior, and Jenny Seeger, junior, park the car fore an exciting lesson at Jordan K Dance .udio. m d$z% A The closed lunch m Side's administration became a key topic among students. Mr. Jack E. Weicker, principal, enforce the rule. ▼ Let them eat cake: The lunch mods filled up even more in 1982, when a new ruling said students could no longer go outside during lunch.