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

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One-two, one-two-three. It ' s slow and tedious but that ' s the way to start out when you first begin to learn something. Practice makes perfect, or so they say, but sometimes it seems like the prac- ticing will never end. Football players to band members must all start the same, learn the basics then practice, practice, practice. Ask anyone who is good at anything how they got there and their reply will most likely be practice! Summer was a time of fun in the sun and football practice. Here Sophomore Mark Daniels seems to be questioning the logic of it all. Senior Tim Zimmerman and Junior Craig Stine are getting in some tennis practice and enjoying themselves at the same time. Junior John Harden is working up quite a sweat during one of the summer football practice sessions. Football practice can be grueling. Here several members of the team display their co-ordination by jumping over tackle dummies. 24 Practice

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Senior Lisa Phillips wants to know if Leonardo De Vinci really started this way. Ripley ' s Believe it or Not seems to have become quite popular, although some may not believe it. Dennis Cuney relaxes in his own fashion to use up some free time before classes start. Making up work that ' s been missed is a lonely prospect unless there ' s someone else who needs to make up work at the same time.

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Senior Darlene Lasley proves once again that girls are not all sugar and spice as she practices for the senior powder puff football team. Sophomore Jill Sylvester practices her clerical skills. The band practices hard to perform its routines as exactly as possible. Gary Lankford, Kathy Lee, Pam Levy, and Greg Nichols work on a scene from the play The Matchmaker. Practice 25