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

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,,,.,..,,,,N ,,., W .MW . E ., , JW, ,,W,,,, F ,Imam 2 ' fe e , -H, ' .. W LEGEND' Calendar of Events Sejitefrzffzv' VVtll, it's Septemher and schoolys begun. I met Susie at Falvy's at eight o'clock and we s.1'v Boh lVlcVey and he was playing around with the ice, picking it up and setting it down, and I said to Susie, Isn't he wonderful? So strong! And then up rushes jane lfmrick just talking a lavender streak waiting for us to give her all of the udirtu. 5.iVell, we gossiped so long that we had to get one of those admits from Mrs. Clark, and she said that she guessed she would have a pretty easy time of it with Paul l'ritchard to help her discipline. And then just about that time we saw the most handsome man, and I said to Susie, lsn't he aristocratic looking? VVell, we quick ran and got Esther Cromwell, she always knows everything, and she said he's the new teacher, and so Susie starts rolling her head-lights and I take the wrinkles out of 1ny stockings and we starts after him, therehy proving that we were doing him a kindness to have him seen with us. October Susie and l are awful foothall fans and so we went to hflr. Bills and he said that he thought that it would help the team if we were mascots. Susie and I looks at each other blank-like, hut we agreed with him anyhow. YVell, it turns out that what he meant was to keep Charlie Pierce from picking on little Denver Carpenter and keeping Steve Klarshall supplied with a compact. The juniors sprung the Hrst dance, and Susie and I went, arriving there hefore it opened and leaving at the last. hflr. Dickinson said he was so glad we we1'e attending the dances again and since we were Su patronizing he would let us in as a couple. Susie and I thought that was pretty nice, hut john Rohinson laughed at us and so we told him he looks so much nicer since he's lost so much surplus that he rushes us all evening and hoys like Dick Niles, Harold Korn, and Howard Kraft, who are so particular whom they dance with didn't have much chance, therehy proving it isn,t so nice to have so much sex appeal. N07Jem1n'r YVell, Susie and I are just getting down to work. I said to Susie that there was so much demand for dependahle femmes like us at the entrance of school that no one in our position could he expected to spend much time with the educational part of our program. Susie and I were so thrilled, we discovered a new boy, and hels so romantic and to give you a family secret, ever since he 'sociated with us the other jealous hoys have called him Neck. And still jane Korn calls him Glennll And here it is almost Christmas, and Mark Bills has his present all ready. Ch, I was so excited, and I said to Susie, Oh, if I could only smoke cigarslu But who do you think? He gave all the lady teachers and Mister Suter and us lollypopsl I just know Mary Anne was glad, too. K'You knowf' I says to Susie, it is getting near Christmas, isn't it? And you know Dick Baird's so kind hearted- Thefeby proving that women are smartl Page 102 t,.n ' I 9 2 9 it . wx

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TH E P as LEGEND December VVell, I guess Susie and I are the only ones who didn't have the Hu, so we went the rounds and cheered them up a little. Droop Geyer was ,specially glad to see us because we took his mind from for was it offj his feet, the bed just wasn't long enough. And Art King, too. Here he'd been shut up all these days with nobody to talk to and he was so glad when Susie and I came to talk with him so he could tell us all about himself. And then just about that time, Harry Leeper got a terrific case on Susie, and I and Susie agreed that he was a nice boy even if he did drive a grocery truck sometimes. And he was so persistent and one day Susie looked at Vic Emrick twice, and Harry came up to Susie and me with the awfulest look on his face and harshest tone and his lovely curls all mussed up and says to Susie, Come here, you Katzenjammerln YVell, Susie had been called a lot of harsh names by those athletes but never anything so serious as that. So Susie and I just up and decides that even if Harry did have the best legs in the whole school, she should refuse his attentions. Thereby proving that men are dumb. fnnuary VVell, Susie and I made us a New Year's resolution to give the other girls a chance, and so for the first time this year Lucy has been able to relax like and enjoy joe in heavenly peace and quietude with the dogs. And Scottie-he just doesn't get any pleasure out of life any more, because Susie and I were the only ones that would ride with him without screaming. And just about that time Millie Eilers was elected to edit the Northerner. VVell, Susie and I congratulated her and all that, but we just laughed hard up our arms, because we knew Millie voted for herself twice. But here Susie had a hole in her sleeve and Millie heard us laugh and so she got mad and curled up her lips, wrinkled up her nose, and tossed her curls and marched off, thereby proving that girls shouldn't wear such tight dresses. February IVell, Susie and I went down to Lehman's to get some valentines because Mike Reiff works there and we thought he could help us pick out a real sentimental greeting for Harry because he was acting very peculiar and was even threatening to smoke a cigarette! VVell, when we got there We thought it was bargain day, but after push- ing our way up to the front we discovered Louise Shreve and Kate Suter Hghting over a valentine to give to Bob and jim. Vi Ricket was almost in tears over how much money to spend on Dick. Susie and I decided weid better go down to some- place quiet and do our shopping, so we went down to Murphy's and Max Salzer found us two good ones for l5c, one for Harry and the other for Norb Schenkel, thereby proving love is blind. Mnrrlz VVell, Susie and I bought tickets to the tournament and so did everybody else. YVhen we came we saw Betty Rose running around and round, and when we finally got her stopped she said she was looking for Ralph Ehrman, but Ralph didn't have his derby on so she couldn,t recognize him. Well, I believe we saw everybody that Page 104 I929