North Side High School - Legend Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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gl? Cur Pop and his helper Food for the needy Senior play, Growing Pains Eager to learn They seem to be satishecl Any new books for sale We all got acquainted.

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EDIICIITURS Row One JOHN MERTES Wisconsin State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Busi- ness, Bookkeeping. Book Store. MARIE MILLER Smith College A.B., Wiscon- sin U., Indiana Extension. Mathematics. Stamp Club. HOWARD MICHAUD Bluffton College A.B., I. U.. M.A. Biology. Nature, Senior Class. JOHN MORRIS Indiana State Teachers Col- lege A.B., Columbia U. M.A., Indiana Extension, Chicago U. Mathematics. Row Two ROBERT NULF Illinois U. B.S., Indiana U. lVl.A. Physical Education. Football, Basketball Coach. Bob ROLLO IVIOSHER I. U., A.B., L.L.B., A.M. Social Science. Junior Class, Athletics. Sam. AGNES PATE Indiana U. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College. Home Economics, Home Ec Club. Aggie BERTHA NELSON Ohio Wesleyan U. A.B. and A.M., Indiana U., Wfisconsin U., California U., Middleburg French School, Maison Francaise de Cleveland. French. Department Head. Row Three EVERETT PENNINGTON Earlham A.B.. In- diana U. lVl.S. Mathematics. Freshman Class. Book Store. Doodle KATHARINE ROTHENBERGER DePauw U. A.B., Indiana U., Cambridge U., England. Social Science. Junior Class, 400 Club. LESLIE REEVES Ball State Teachers College B.S., I. U., M.S. Business. Football Assistant. HAZEL PLUMMER Indiana U. A.B., Colum- bia U. M.A. History, English. Red Cross. Fresh- man Class. Hades Row Four ROBERT SINKS Indiana U. A.B. Social Science. Freshman Basketball Coach. Bob ETHEL SHROYER Wisconsin U., Western Reserve U, B.S. Librarian. BERNICE SINCLAIR Butler U. A.B. Herron Art School. Art, English. Art Club. HILDA SCHWEHN Battle Creek College. Oli- vet College B.A., Purdue U. M.S. Physical Edu- cation, Health. G.A.A. Hildy. Row Five RUTHFORD SMUTS Ball State Teachers Col- lege B.S., Indiana U. A.B. Industrial Arts. Rifle Club. Smutsy. MARGARET SPIEGEL Ohio Wesleyan A.B.. Indiana U. Physical Education. G.A.A. Senior Class. Peg VENNETTE SITES Smith College A.B., Michi- gan U. A.M., New York U., Chicago U. Mathe- matics. National Honor Society. MARY STEINER Indiana Extension, Manches- ter College B.S. Elementary Education. School Secretary. Row Six JULIA STORR Olivet College A.B., California U., Washington U., Mexico U. English. Letter- men's Club. HAROLD TI-IOIVIAS Louisville U. B.S., Indiana U. M.S., Manchester College, Chicago U. Chem- istry. Phy-Chem. Tommy. MARGERY SUTER Indiana U. A.B., Michigan U. A.M. Drama. S.P.C. Susie. T. W. THOMPSON Bradley B.S., Polytechnic Institute, Ball State, Indiana U. Industrial Arts. Row Seven VESTA THOMPSON Chicago U. B.S., Min- nesota U. Botany. Nature. GERTRUDE ZOOK Columbia U. B.S. and M.A., Fort Wayne Normal, Indiana U., Art Institute, Chicago. Art. Art Club. GLEN GORDY Chicago U. A.B., M.A. Mathe- matics. Safety Director. JOHN DE LONG Indiana U. A.B., Chicago U. History. Athletics. Jack. -ft

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KL 1,1 I ss . wx ' THE P. T. Il. STHIIDS IIIIITED By DEAN NEEDHAM The Parent-Teacher Association is an organization of par- ents whose purpose it is to take an active interest in all school activities and to lend financial aid for the realization of school projects. Without such an organization as this, many under- takings could not be at all possible. Many educational as well as interesting functions have been planned and enjoyed by the Parent-Teacher Association. The grown-up youngsters came Back to School on Qc- tober 4 for their first annual function. One of the most in- teresting meetings of the P-T.A. was held in December hon- oring the teachers. The Mothers Study Club enjoyed a delightful series of lectures on problems pertaining to high school students. The worthwhile accomplishments and success of this or' ganization were due mainly to the efforts of the following officers: President, Mrs. Wilbur S. -Iaclcsong first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Vane C. Boone, second vice-president, Mr. Everett L. Pennington, secretary, Mrs. William W. Winner, and treasurer, Mr. Arthur White. Top: Nlembers of the P-T.A. executive committee. Row One: Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Northrop, Miss Gross, Mr. Pennington, Mrs. Winner, Mrs. White. Row Two: Mrs. Rodemeyer, Mrs. Kirwin, Mrs. Royse, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Tobias, Mrs, Harford, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs, Stahn. w M ' A 'f'4'i '?i-E. . tc .x Ski Row Three: Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Stahn, Vir- ginia VandenBerg, Dean Needham, Mrs. Van- denBerg, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs, Van Horn. Pat Sparling is seated next to the lovely lamps, a donation from the Alumni Mothers to the Home Ec department. A scene from A Little Girl of the Sixties, a lecture presented by Mrs. Don C. Heffley. Many parents came Back to School. 13