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

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With K through 12 pares colleges on Effort pays off. The go, a touchdown is almost over, David Higher Education day. players wait knowing assured. phoio by Wesner Hufford. junior, takes phoio by sheray that with ten yards to the next step and com- 4— Opening Wto

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n t 11 1 . M b iA R4 r Coach Flynn's voice carries across the Gym, All right. Let's do it again! Same play. Mr. Streeter taps his baton, Take it from the top! One. Two. Three. And... Mr. Arnold looks over his desk and grins, Please take out a pencil and a piece of paper. We're taking a little pop quiz today, Kiddies. Feel like catching a quick disease and stumbling to the office? No, it's only a stomach ache. I'll be okav next period— I mean. I think I'll just lie dovvn for awhile. Some years, the nurse's office is crowded to the max. This year attendance was extremely low. Teachers, instructors, coaches, and the nurse attribute this to effort. This year the students did better than ever before, and it's because they wanted to, Principal jack E. Weickersaid. Chris Sanderson, senior, said, South Side pride and respect have taken a huge leap forward this year. Through the effort of hundreds of involved students, South Side has, at last, become the school it has always had the potential to be. This attitude spread, and soon we were giving it our all. Encouraging each other to push for the perfect became a daily routine. The good habit of giving our all paid off. We found that what we gave the school. South Side returned to us in health, success, and spirit. N when something's coming, senior |ay Martin gives it his best Green and white archers turn red and when directing the Marching Green Machine during a yellow at one of the teams daily practices performance, p.-.jm ir, V 'esner during football season. Putting in practice after school. Jerry Gerig, senior, in perfect form waits for the ball to drop, pholo by IV'esner Opening — 3

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HALFWAY Coach Flynn whistles. Okay, guys, hit the showers! The boys jog to the locker room, slapping each other on the back. The players share pieces of news from the day. Wet hair slicked back from foreheads exposes shining faces. The boys, feeling good, go out for burgers. South Side students have put in a lot of overtime for the school. We pat ourselves on the back for successful athletic seasons, a spectacular speech season, and a marvelous marching band year. We did our best to be our best as a school and as individuals. Separately we can say, Nothing's halfway aoout me. Together we can say, Nothing's halfway about South Side. Success in academ- mics plays a critical part in every Archer's high school career. photo by Sheroy S-P-I-R-I-T— SPIRFT! Let's hear it! A rowdv group of Archers watch anxiously for the out- come of a Friday night football game, phoio b Uesner