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

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November Lize and I saved our money and went to the junior dance. George Kowalczyk and Norbert Schenkel were there and said it reminded them so much of old times that they wouldnit leave us dance with anyone else all evening. This made johnny Robinson so angry, he told Mr. Ivy that George hadn't paid so Mr. Ivy wouldnyt let him stay. VVell, Lize and I just can't work these new-fangled yo-yos so We asked john Cockrell and joe Bowen to come over one night and teach us. But the next day Garnett Carpenter wouldn,t speak to us thereby proving she was jealous. There are two new boys around school, Bertie and Essie. 'lean Bouillet has promised to introduce Lize and me to them, and Lize is quite excited-she wants to have her hair dyed. Really, jules Dalton and Droop Geyer dance quite nicely to- gether. The other day Lize and I were walking to school and it was snowing quite hard. U'e saw something approaching that looked like a couple of fair sized hills. IVheu we got up close, we saw it was john Sessler and Pete Putman with their camel-hair and bear-skin coats on. Lize was really quite fascinated-I had to promise to buy her a sundae before I could get her away. December Lize almost broke up -lack Deeley and Lorraine Langard because she asked him to walk home with her. But jack said it was all right since Christmas is nearly here. VVell Lize and I left him Hat when he said that and walked up to school where we saw 'liubby Kleinhans and Margaret Thomas making faces at each other. just then Lize saw Ray Alter and tore after him, leaving me all alone. There I was left by myself to receive Kay lVade. So I hurried to llll and hid behind Miss Harvey. But Nedra Guntle was down there telling Ednell Miller all about Benny. So I just went back to Rachel after proving you jump out of the frying pan only to land in the fire. Lize and I have decided to be aviatrix. Dick Hobson has been telling us all about it. Since he had his 1'ides in the Yankee Clipper, he seems to know all about airplanes. Really the Press Convention at Chicago must have been quite educational. At least -lane Korn seems to have learned all about grand opera. Page 1113

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