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

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'86 Senior, Angie Lee offers to clean ts, . Charlie Reese's pants.!photo by Watters On April 18 and 19, 1986 The South Side Soul Revue opened Saturday Love with a traditional march down the aisle and up to the stage. There, The Crew performed a fabulously choreographed dance number. That was only the beginning. The show was filled with popular music of '86, all per- formed by the talented Archers, backed up by The Marshal White Band. The Soul Revue crew displayed their great acting abilities and fashion trends during numbers. As the evening ended the entire cast performed, That's What Friends are For, bringing tears to one anothers eyes and the audience to their feet cheering for a job well done. The 1986 Soul Revue was a show to be remembered for years to come. - Melissa Livensparger . The Soul Revue Dancers, Jim Kendricks, sopho- more, Brent Underwood and Weldon Townsend juniors, display their best moves to the aul diencejphoto by Watters Soul Revue - 'lo

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Q, We All Need Someone Special ll .1 Niaquuunn we ha nose ors, Vicki LaRue, Carmen Dunmire, Lisa Pe- and Heather Osboune assure Anne Rogers v I ' t 6 al had our share of blemishes on o by VanFossen Have you ever had one of those days? Those days when nothing seemed to go right? And just when you thought, This day is going to be the worst day of my life. A Special some- one came along and gave you a pat on the back , a smile, or maybe even something as simple as a wink, and in that short, time all your troubles seemed to fade. Mrs. Simon asks, senior, Rex Weaver and fresh- men, Sabrina Smiley and Stephanie Wattley for assistance in posing in a friendly picture for the camerajphoto by Duong South Side is filled with these people, these Special Someones. They can be teachers, students and even advie sors which make your days in high school so special. Those special days are what make your memories last. So remember these people now and for- ever, they will always be in your mind and in your heart. - Melissa Livensparger Friends Yiani Demitas, junior, and sophomores. Jim Fanger and Matt Messenger discuss how to scrape last September's sack lunch out of the Iocker.!photo by Duong ,M Wm ,,,,N-Mk M575 gmmmnt WNW, fmizamgw it '--mmmmmw .. tg... 1-495: Special Someone '15

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Senior, Jeff Livensparger asks John Wes- ,'86 ' , b h k ' t k ' ' 50, ea South Srde Has Variety! During the spring of The 1985-86 school year, one more memorable night was added to it's existence - The Variety Show. Although there was disappointment in the failure to have a spring musical due to tack of money, the Variety Show as well attended and proved to be greatly enjoyable. lt was quite obvious that each performer worked long hours in order to perfect his or her act, and the pride generated through the hard work was well re- ceived by the audience. The purpose of the Variety Show, be- sides enabling the student body to show their talent, was to create enough money in order to have a spring musical for the 1986-87 year. The show served both of it's purposes well, and the 1986-87 school year did not lack it's spring musical. -- H0101 Hunter Sophomore, Jenny Rapp sings Whatever Lola Sophomore, Mike Ryan and juniors, Derek Ball Wants Lola Gets. while junior, Jesse Martin and Jesse Martin do their rendition of patty- has other thoughts for Lola.!photo by Watters cake. !photo by Watters Voriety Show - 'I7