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

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,Tin THE LEGEND I1 I Miss Sehwehn Girly' Arlilffir Direrfor activities. G. A. A. NE of the peppiest and busiest of organizations of North Side this year and last year is the Girls, Athletic Association. It has proceeded to make itself noticeable in several different ways, and has gained inueh prestige in the sehool. It first gave one of the largest danees of the school year. Never inaetive, it attraeted more attention by giving a bake sale during the Christmas holidays. Another danee was given, and this also was a deeided sueeess. The G. A. A. was also represented in the Senior Vod-vil. The G. A. A. banquet, which is an annual event, was not overlooked, and true to tradition, was the eliniax of the organization's The purpose of the G. A. A. is to further an interest in athleties among the girls and to help Create ri spirit of fair play and sportsmanship, A eonstitution was drawn up, otheers were elected, and the new organization was on its way. This year's ofheers were: -lane VVoodard, president, Esther Nobles, viee-presideutg Catherine Zwiek, see- retary, and Dorothy Tonkel, recording see- retary. Sinee it was thought the girls ought not to go unrewarded, a plan was made for providing Hunk Rose-Zwiek, Reiber, Tonkel, Nobles, numerals and letters to those who merited thexn. The highest honor which eau go to a girl is the winged Nfl So far only six winged N's'l have been awarded. Next in importance to the winged N's are the bloeli N's. Ntnuerals are given as a ininor award. These letters were awarded in assembly and at the annual G. A. A. banquet. Those who have reeeived winged N's are Jean Pitts and Oral DeLaneey of the Class of Salzer, VVoodard, L. Shreve, Erwin, Suter. Seuoznl R0iL Nt'XX'IllH!1, BJllIllQ'3.l'fllL'I', Young, G. Reiber, Korn, Guntle, Miss Sehwehn, Slaek, Bent, Sehellenbaeh, BenDure, Mt-Nellev, Cox. I ir.r1 Rome-Prange, Reeves, Ballou, Briggs, C. Shreve, VVade, Blaekburn, Spiee, Bannister. Prlgz' 9 K1 . ,.,, ww--4 4442!