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

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Dad Burn It, is the expletive, That John E. Stoner uses. He likes Bullo, the public speaking One of the Greek Muses. .z.,f I l ul' .. xxx ' 2 . X N it w , '3l3ll55l5.lSil .M l -. .-5fQS:7ff!552kr . uf. . . 'I-.wirlliillli V 5 ffl,g.l -..i4.4.liil'2?2C?'-ltil ll ll . will Will' .N ix xi My N A -' :,O,l'v.: JH!! 6 'u 2 , 'f.' , ' M l l 'Q 4 of . ill! W l fi ff if ig ,, i i l ffzl if if XXX -Y will 1, iil'y.i': .Xe t X V. M! I. I fe, ,.'-.- ,ff If jj , ?':Q,.:jf v 'fl 'i5: f5,gL2 ,ut-Jjfgq' ' X ' 1 I wif.. Y .1:!:'1 XX 511' tif X ,pn ixuigllg O gi NM W Vffdl f.?y'f.?!lfi?i5. .law ,Il MQ4!I5fj'.u.j.'vj :r - -' -' y ,- N 3 02.2 I My E 5: 'U rv ,Qi '- 3' 513 S R Ii:-X R,.,:i R '4 E' ani UQ 5 'U xxx .i- SEZ-ci -llixlilllg 211.3 E' 5. 'X ji SL gg n. 3 rr. Jijt . .W F D 5 f l 'll iff. W li, O-?..g gi 2 N - 'w .,.NlQX. lilx. Dj' 5- gg 5.3-Xvifliiwqt-V 5 lik E ml , O Efoc ,T :x W 1,271 fs-5l..'1i'r 15 'xl il' S n.- H Q- fk -hw .gr-..L4g.:9,'b ,.,L is O Q 3 's gq.w.:.p1-. -fs U-oo E, s: 'Yi 493-1 if-bfi! 9,92 3 g. 1-. xg .f 2 if R 5 '1 .T Ef n ru Q 2.2 F9 2 :S fu .,. 03, 2 sf 5 at 5' '6 5 ?- ? l ffff' ,nf Ping! And Harry Leeper sinks the last putt- putt for a perfect nine, on the Miniature course at Falvy's. Don Komisarow and Pete Putnam, enviously watching, are runners-up and cracker-jack players. , S .1- ,-J jyx Boots! Boots! Shades of Kipling! When George Snyder got his new galoshes last winter he strutted through the snow so much that Don Kaade and Dale Redding took to the tall timber. X-x.XF. -, Qfca- Y - .5- .- , - -f-r:'.:. 'r 1. -. fam- --759, 1 ,. --ET -' ' -1? ' , - ' rs ik- T. flip, 1' ,, -ff? fi' l8SSOl1. . :lx 31---A X X .R ' X wxvss X Xx. ' Vg- . QX X?g3.5,XN. D ,gt E Q XSRQYTFRN X N X , QC i1,- X K. Qd .1 ff A at .5 rf 3 51 E 'Zffjfff '25, ur x . Xi.. '- 'Q1-j'Z ' 7 iixlx Lil offfisis - W2 fs. Z iss 'kg , 1- ' 43 out--so ---lx 'six - X5 ff' 1 - tgps. --- fr 'Z-45- ' s-, :.-Que. just ask any clebater except Oscar Dennis what this means. fP.S.-Donlt ask Dennislj Now Williain Robert Sur is our Own jolly Glee Club cop. Old age is creeping on him, though. He's getting bald on top. Page 114 THE 1931 LEGEND

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Ya gotta give May- H 3 natd Shiffer credit. says - Mr. Northrop. f ' ' diu- PQ 'X XXL Noble-looking, isnit :EN M ' ' D+! he? But did he feel Ax sick after the two beat- , ings the Moccasins ad- , X. Q st w S 5:1- ' I O . FN . Here is Jimmy Nichols making one of those Roller Coaster holes. Three dips and a sway! The lad with the golden voice. In- troducing, for your ministered to him!! The Hero K QWirh apologies to Ogden Nash,l The team was on the field. flghting harcl, In the grandstand was your poet UI . very bard. Above us in the blue was not a clard, All the people in the stands yelled verv lard, As the hero buclced, and six more points were SC3l'd. For the hero was the only man who dard 'Io practice his tackling in a Fard. Then a mighty yell made itself hard, As the opponents their grievances ard. , :V QUQOQ 'Q - 'Hui , x XX I X. XX . 0' -xi X , , 0.0.0 . 5' if ' l Mr. Bills tees off, amid loud and general ap- plause fthere was one other person presentl on his first at- tempt at golf of the season. approval. that sil- verethroated song- bird. Denton Ha- beclcer. For then the rain itself down pard. And the crowdis enthusiasm jard. lThis is not what you'd call ard. For I could go on for hours and ourd.l Bill Barley: You lcnow, Evy Nlorton reminds me of Miss I-larvey's Essex. Borgmann: Why? First: Because they both slope to the left. the Essex just naturally. and Evy because of the weight of the pins she wears. lEditor's note' Don'r laugh, folks, it's serious.l Don Zehner is here shown missing a two- foot putt for a nine on the sixth hole of the State miniature course. It's a habit. . S i5,'!',f T' We-A f-la f 79 'SL A if THE 1931 LEGEND Page115