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

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Leader of the pack. Jim Stockman, senior, rides with Eric Blanton, freshman, on his 'bicycle built for two.' II ■■■■■I Every fall a series of Bible College football games spr- ings up on Sunday afternoons. South Side guys challenge themselves and others to a sometimes rough game of tackle football.

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Melanie White, senior, jokes with friends as she rushes to finish her sloppy joe before the end of the sometimes- too-short lunch period. It's not uncommon to catch a glimpse of Mike Rogers and Cindy Ditslear, sophomores. Crowding into tight quarters for a ride home is often necessary one Was in on Making Change From Teachers to Students, the Difference Was Clear et's take some credit. We're the I ones to be held responsible. Everyone had a part in the production. » Every class has a quality of its own, and every year separates itself from the ones before it. But this was a year unlike any other. The time had come for improvements, changes, and rearrangements. For the first time, football didn't set off its season with a jamboree game. Even the faculty felt the excitement to change, and some teachers traded the rooms they had been in for many years for new rooms and a more positive at- titude. What better way for everyone to feel South Side's new pride than to start off the year with students leading the annual orientation programs? Stu- dent Council put on the show with the faculty beside it, making sure every student knew the school song.