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

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c 's' THE - pu-fc LEGEND T5 Ea! 1 1 ta Milton H. Northrop Principal HE dutics ofa principal arc such that require consummate executive ability and a practical acquaintance with human naturc. His is thc task of shaping and direct- ing the courses of a thousand lives. It is ncccssary, therefore, for him to he in closc human touch with all students. VVU arc very fortunate in having as our principal Mr. Nlilton H. Northrop, for in him are cxcmplilied that relationship and that executive ability. Page 9 l929

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