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

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i'-be This year it's going to be different , everyone who has ever tried to Fave their mark has said this phrase. he staff of this year's Totem wanted o leave their mark by making the best learbook they could and live up to the wesome tradition of past books. The first thing the book needed was Ia theme. The theme had to be a phrase hat told a story about South Side. 'Left of Center tells everyone that South is different and proud of the uniqueness. T The next step was to get pictures that showed the world what we thought the school really was like. When you look at yearbooks, you see people, not buildings. People make South Side great and different. Lastly, the 1986-87 Totem needed stories. lt needed a voice to tell about the lives that the students lived. The book needed a way to tell about the four-year life stories that took place. When these pages are read twenty years from now, the 1986-87 school year will leap to life and the mark we, as a school, left willhave been worth it. - Jesse Martin ii. ,mi N .. 'Mmm-,. ,W W 1'l-wurw, Af- ,. l,,,.s--- T ' - A smile and a pleasant attitude always makes school more fun. Staci Alberts, freshman, dem- onstrates that this still holds true.!photo by Duong Opening 3

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--l 1 l i i We Found a Place Left of Center. Could it be that these students found a teacher that knew how to discipline his class? The odds are pretty good that maybe they're just taking a test with great enthusiasm!Photo by Laslie The library really is a good place to study. Steve Lubbehusen, senior, learned the benefits as he prepared to write an article for Psychology- .fphoto by VanFossen 'N-, .ul , em, l,1,z,,g, .,. . M A Y., J .gmt awww ' ' I' Wi:-xiii-J' 'iii' lf' 'Lf M et , 4 it ,M 1. ,.-,,,,mf+,,i53 ,-69615, L E?i.,,. f q lf li k' a W 'K , ,, , hiwxkli 9 1 W-, X .,., , .,,. ,, .X .- ft J, V , .V im - , Mil iff 'W - ' rgiplf' 'vi : X , mil- fi ' - is I 'v , , I 'it N i i 1 it in 2 Qpening Vicki LaRue, junior, treats each brownie with spe- cial care as she sells another one to a hungry Archer at the cheerleaders bake sale.lphoto by VanFossen y et. il g if K fl i ft 'ni' ' if tri? t ,W jjgg f l ,N r Q Vw ' A ' fix: I au. -fo r

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Steve Lubbehusen, senior, and Melissa Liven- sparger, junior, share a few bright eyed moments togetherjphoto by Keller Rick Turner, senior, explains to Michael Ryan, junior, the fine art of playing Tiddly Winks with gigantic sticksjphoto by Keller Mr. Jacquay and junior Dan Boyko fine tune a sketch while fan , senior Paula Jacobi, looks on.!photo by Duong Some ladies take a break after a hard evening on the grid-iron.!Photo by Duong A -- Opening