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

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1977 remembered as Exciting and wonderful times seem to fly by and disappear all too fast. One moment the elation and thrill is there so explosive, the next minute it ' s past, only a vague memory tucked away to trea- sure on some rainy day. Over the past year we have shared many wonderful and often sad times . . . the early morning traffic rush, the small conversations in the hall, the ex- citement of spirit week, the all-school assemblies for Student Council, the tears of losing that one special game, the thrill of three snow days in a row, little passing smiles that mean so very much, and those friendships made which will last a long time. All of these make up the school year, and they never seem to change no mat- ter how long a school exists. Fifty years have passed since the school opened its door in 1927. As we prepare to cele- brate this anniversary we can really be proud of a job well done. Our school has been prominent down through the years, and a lot of history has happened inside our walls. This is the year that will be remembered by all as The Golden Year. Senior Warrell Simmons cuts down the net after North Side overcame 4 teams to win the Holiday Tournament. Juniors Lolita Russell, Janet Whitmore, Kathy Lung, and Brian Konger stop and have a little fun before heading for home.

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History Opening Academics Faculty Seniors Jrs Sophs Sports Activities Index Student Life Closing Table of Contents i 18 31 53 61 85 iOl 127 172 178 184 Jt 1 - One student takes a breath and concentrates on his paper. This must be his favorite class. North Side fans are overjoyed as the game ends, and the Redskins win the holiday tournament. Sophomore Rita Harrison and Junior Anita With- erspoon relax and chat over a cool drink.