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

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Torgny Holmberg and Soren Ring- : 1987 Exchange Students were Gen- Sto by Ryan I gaard from Denmark checks out ck team while they practice! photo 32 .i .1 .A K 4 N v-vs-v N-.T---gf..-N..g.r4 K Q , if bl F' X 25 K es. E ,xr ly found the perfect place for skipping inen from Finland sighs in relief that y . . Jto by Arnold Exchange Students - 23

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South Gets an Exchange of Pace! South Side spirit can be heard in many different languages. Joining us this year were four foreign exchange studentsg Genoveva Malo from Ecua- dor, Soren Ringgaard from Denmark, Jori Tamminen from Finland, and Torgny Holmberg from Sweden. All four of the exchange students were very active in clubs and activities here at south. H Genoveva Malo was extensively ac- tive with South's offered clubs like, A.F.S., Project Lead, Philo, and Span- ish club which she assumed the posi- tion of treasurer. Genoveva also was active in sports. She competed on the cross country team where she proved to be successful. Genoveva comment- ed that South was a great place to Soren Riggaard from Denmark into body building and was pressed with South's athletic Soren belonged to Rifle He was also into Soren said, I mi South's a great Jori was also in and was a big joined the cer,he Haven the can of our have the that all Torgny Holmberg from before he makes his first by Ryan. Genoveva Malo from Equador tographer's eye with her beautifu by Ryan. 22 Exchange Students

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Marianne Klaffke, the new German teacher, brought a refreshing flavor to the foreign lan- guage departmentfphoto by Brateman The new teachers were, row 1 - Renee Albright, Cheryl Knox, Anne Spanng row 2 - Donald Nor- ton, Ronald Holmes, Gregg Taylor, Barry Ehle- .fphoto by Brateman 24 New Faculty the best way to greet a strangerjphoto by Mr. Gregg Taylor shows senior Craig Brateman to the door and beyond fphoto by , A , V , :FT l , 42 wi'-iff Viif 'VV' We 8 r 34 if f ' W ' fl ' ,, W T N Q 5 we i SQ