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

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JJUUU nu :mimi on I-iv W Back Row--Ragari, Vachon. Johnson, Elett. Coach 1vy. First Row+Nichens, Johnston, Charnpe. Greenwood, Barnes, Lanlcford. Boys Swimming North Side is fortunate in having a modern and well equipped swimming pool. The water, which is heated as it of the pool, is is kept sanitary gas. Although use and sanita- they are rigidly circulates in and out changed regularly and by means of chlorine rules pertaining to the tion of the pool are few, enforced. 1'-1yrle'1vy is the boys' swimming and life-saving instructor. The girls, swim- ming and life-saving are handled by Hilda M. Schwehn. Nearly six hundred students are enrolled in swimming classes, which are generally limited to twenty-five. Girls are placed in classes according to their swimming ability. No such plan, however, is used in boys' classes. All boys enrolled are given instruction in the crawl and side strokes every semester. Instruction is also given in the breast and side strokes, Hoating, and diving. North Side,s 1931-32 swimming sea- son got under way October 12 when eighteen boys reported to try out for the swimming team. Shortly afterwards, red suits with North Side across the Page 97 front in white letters were ordered for the team. On December 19, they en- gaged in a meet with the team from Central of Lima in the Ohio city and were defeated, 45-30. On January 27, a return meet with the same team was held here, and Lima again won, 49-26. On February 20, the Redslcin team met Col- umbus, Indiana, here and lost 37 to 34. 1V1embers of the team were Robert Nichens, Randy Barnes, lnlerman Elett, Tom VaChon, Andy Greenwood, Morris Champe, Paul Ragan, Norman Glock, Robert Johnston, Herbert Nleyers, Elmer Lanlcford, Milton Johnson, Keith Jac- quay, and joe Briggs. The annual Water Carnival was held on November 20 before a capacity crowd. On December 4, the annual inter-class swimming meet was held with the class of 1933 carrying off the honors with 62 points. The class of 1932, defending champions, placed second with 41 points. The class of 1935 came in third, and the class of 1934 placed last. Individual stars were Ruth Hans, Ruth Shreve, Morris Champe, and Tom VaChon, all of whom captured ten or more points. -f---as-4 , in Li , if .106 -liflklijlwlf it .H

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UQULL W- 'H-nf ll'hIpNl7 oi ww: .ll Y.. .-L. :gf-fi ,swab Back Row-Lang, Hatch, Gaunt, Jacquay, Dodane, Furnas, Tone, Poorman, McCrady. Fourth Row-Adams, Holtzman, Meeker, Wills, Beams, Cope, BenDure, Ayers, Stewart, Williams. Third Row-Agler, Snyder, Redding, Yerrick, Stauffer, Moorhead, Hathaway,4AMathews, Close. Second Row-Heckler, Senior Manager, Mathews, Hire, Rabus, Ballou, Greenwood, Weaver, Coar, Meyers, Chambers, Coach. First Row-Stout, Johnston, Esterline, Irons, Monnot, G. Ayers, Owen, Jenkins, Jaehn. Track North Side's city champion track team was hard hit by graduation. Losing stars such as Vauris, Sessler, Stewart, and Brosius, they faced the coming season with not much hope of having a winning team. But as the season grew nearer, Coach Chambers uncovered many good prospects. This made things brighten up again. North Side's first meet was with Au- burn at our field. Although it was thought before the meet that the strong Auburn team would run away with the meet, North Side's inexperienced team put up a stubborn fight, but lost the meet by a score of 61 to 54. Next came the State Indoor meet at Indianapolis. About forty-eight teams were on hand for the event. When the last relay was run, they added up the points. North Side finished eighth with a total of 8 points. Lester Monnot placed third in the 440-yard dash, while our four-lap relay team, composed of Ester- line, jenkins, Bozer, and Monnot, won a Hrst place. The medley relay team placed fourth. The following Saturday the Redskins traveled to Elkhart, which has one of the strongest teams in the state. Here North Side suffered one of the worst defeats in its track history. The score was 79-30. Les Monnot was the star of the meet by collecting a first in the 100 and zzo-yard dashes. Decatur came next as victim, being defeated 69 2-3 to 29 1-3. Irons and Esterline lead with 11 and 10 points each. On April 30, the Redskins swamp- ed the Kendallville Comets 86 to 29 by placing first in every event but one. Es- terline was high scorer with ll points. 'J J C xr L ru L Page 96 4 C 2 My Q 'Uos

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