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

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, If a uditiohso for the',Sei'ii,Qrfpl5y5 ' l ikei lV all the other ,auditiorasf1e,lie'r?it6 A t rake? DIZCG in the shrewd bargeihiflgi,fdirectoiffiafftei iHig+ gins, formeriSoutl'i,Slde ..sf. Stuclehitgxhad the cast she wanreds,e.anq-one s.,rys slightbyf problem. .,A Q ' V',,t Q M-o-n-e-y spelled trouble for .thei'86 cast and crew, and it Created some f iib stressed relations among all thoseiinf volved. The Man Who Camel to Dinr ner was almost transformed elfito The Man Who Came to Dinners But. Didn't Get Any. But through theiin-g genius penny pinching and whip crack- ing ofthe director, the '86 senior play took off to great heights. Although there was an attendance problem at times, most of the cast re- mained dedicated to their art and put together one of the best productions that South has ever seen. Year after year the seniors of South Side have been thrilling audiences and '86 was no exception. Creativity abounded in the promo- tion of the play as cast members dressed their part and wheeled through the lunch mods and classes to encourage attendance of what prom- ised to be a special evening. The play was a great success and ended up making enough money to pull away a profit. A special thank you goes out to Ms. Janet Higgins whose paycheck war- ranted the phrase volunteer work. And also, the senior class would like to thank the crew and stage manager, Debbie Thatcher, who put in many hours to make sure that The Man Who Came to Dinner was a smashing success. - Jesse Martin 48 Senior Ploy Above, senior Kendra Washington flips through the latest issue of G.Q. while senior Sandy Green says Let me see! !photo by Watters Senior Carl Merz ridicules senior Julie Morris for having all of her lines carved into the stage! photo by Watters

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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

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The Cast . . . Mrs. Stanley... Miss Preen ...... Richard Stanley. .. June Stanley .... John .......... Sarah ........... Mrs, Dexter ...... Mrs. McCutcheon . Mr. Stanley ....... Maggie Cutler .... Dr. Bradley ....... Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . . . Bert Jefferson .... Proferssor Metz .. Mr. Baker ....... Expressman ...... Lorraine Sheldon . Sandy ............ Beverly Carlton . .. Wescott .......... Banjo .........,.. .... Candy Green ... Coreen Curtis . . . . . .Rick Turner . . . . Becky Hewett ..Wayman Lindsay . . LaDonna Wattley . .. .Candy Lockett Kendra Washington . . . . . Steve Gersos . . , . . .Julie Morris ... Carleton Merz . . . . .Jesse Martin .. Kathy Hostetter .. Craig Chambers Daniel Carson .... Steve Slater Eric Gibson ...... Becky Clark ,. Mike Mortensen . .. .. . Derek Ball Steve Slater Mark Bailey Luncheon Guests Mike Mortensen, Eric Gibson Radio Technician ................. Eric Gibson Deputies .......... Sam Young, Charlie Reese Senior Jesse Martin describes how the use of magic can remove senior Craig Chambers' hand from his bare chinjphoto by Watters