North Side High School - Lasso Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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tyutte Senioni Jones, Billy Jones, Georgia Korteff, Dollie Laughlin, Henry Jordan, Jimmie King, Bert Laymance, Toy Lee, Peggy King, Gilbert King, Marcia Leonhardt, Betty Lesikar, Lynwood Kirksey, Neil Korolevich, Eugene Lindsay, Kenneth Linnstaedt, Floyd Miss Lila Harwell, a small, lovable woman, is one of North Side’s history teachers. She received her college education from Texas Woman’s College, and Texas Christian University. Travel is one of her favorite bob- bies. She has traveled in the United States along the West Coast, in the South, S- uthwest and th« East. Miss Harwell has also visited Mexico. Her other hobbies include cooking, sewing, picnicking, gardening, and watching a football or basketball game. Miss Harwell is building Represen- tative for the Classroom Teachers Association. Mr. Jerry Harwell, brother of Miss Harwell, has recently returned from Europe, so now Miss Harwell spends lots of her leisure time listening to him talk. I'd like to have your attention, please.

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fcate Seniora Henson, Kathryn Hickman, Lucille Hurley, Jcrrie Hutchman, Juanita Hill, Christine Hill, Mae Jean Jackson, Irene Jennings, Bill Himes, Wanda Holloway, Joy Johnson, La Nolle Johnson, Lee Horne, J. D. Howell, Jean Johnston, Nancy Jolly, Rita Mr. Kenneth Giro, new coach at North Side, is a very studious and lik- able man. Fishing, hunting, and sleeping are his favorite hobbies. He also enjoys traveling during the summer. Mr. Giro is faculty sponsor of the N Chib, for the lettermen at North Side. He is also a member of the Fort Worth Lions Club. Basketball and football are his fav- orite sports, although he likes to par- ticipate in all other types of athletics. He received his college education from the Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Louisiana State University, and Fast Texas State Teachers College. Gee, what pretty Ivys!

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 ccttc Se tun t Lykins, Forrest Madden, Barbara Medlen, Frances Mercer, Shirley Malone, Jack Manning, Stafford Mickey, Betty Montgomery, J. W. Marshall, Mary Martin, Val Moore, Bobby Myres, Carlos Mason, Vinita Massey, Patsy McBee, Ronnie McBride, Claire Hiking, picnicking, and other out- door activities are the hobbies of Mrs. Birdie Julia Hodges, orchestra direc- tor. Mrs. Hodges is the director of the glee clubs, string ensemble and the or- chestra. She accompanies these groups when they present programs to vari- ous clubs and civic organizations. She is choral director for the North Side Business and Professional Club and pianist for the Men’s Bible Class at North Fort Worth Baptist Church. On Saturday afternoons, she may be found helping her husband, a dentist, in his office. Baylor College, Baylor University, and North Texas State Teachers College were the colleges she attended. Pat practices on the buss.