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

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Traditions have come and gone with the passing of years. Although the se- niors still enter the first pep session walking down the red carpet, the senior door, once a prominent part of the se- nior year, has disappeared. The grand tradition of initiating incoming soph- omores has also died somewhat. One tradition new to North was the home- coming celebration. Senior Jan Powers was chosen as Homecoming Queen, and ler court was made up of two girls from each class: Tammy Moreiand, Sandy Miller, Tammy Wolfe, Lisa Tray- lor, Jill Sylvester, and Diane Talarico. Here ' s to traditions! Queen Jan Powers, escorted by Senior Gary Lan- kford, goes out to be crowned. Homecoming is a new tradition. Senior Sandy Miller, escorted by Tim Zimmer- man, was elected for the senior court. Tom Kauf- man, in the background, escorted senior Tammy Moreiand. Junior Brian Boner was North ' s traditional Chief Mac. Brian displays the new Indian costume. 20 Traditions

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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.

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Senior Gary Nichols pauses for a picture with his date Connie Bax before leaving for the Prom. The Marching Redskins have been a tradition since the school started. The band performs here in the summer. Traditions 21