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

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H2193 W- 'I'lll- l.I'C3l-NU Ulf IOSL Y 3 419 .I .dv -.J FPL ,711- Lasr Row-Allen, Meyer, Gerig, Lepper, Becca. Hollopeter, Bolman, E. Johnston, Davis, Pressler, Brosius, Crance, glanorschke, Stout, Xvelker, Olsen, Cress, Swank, Gallmeyer. Third Row-Miss Schwehn, Bartholomew, Brooks, Baumgartner, Englebrecht, Kessler, Bower, Markey, Mahurin, Pfeiffer, Mundt, Cronkhite, Weigman, Ewing, Paff, Mueller, Erwin, Stockman, Spalding. Second Row-Nliss Coppock, Briggs, Miller, Grove, Hans, Seibert, Bickel, Thompson, Brendel, Dreisbach, Nl. Miller, Waller, jaehn, Nowell, Stolte, Goeriz, Thomas, Ulrey. First Row-Swanson, Andrews, Traxler. Sprowl, Prange, Bayer, Harrison, Newport, H. Johnston, Lcpper, VaChon, Shreve, Countryman, Geisler, Krebs, Ackerman, M. Pfeiffer. G. A. A. To build a strong body and character and to create a greater interest in ath- letics is the purpose of the Girls' Ath- letic Association. No other club in the school is more active or prosperous than is this group of girls. The program of the club includes both athletic and social activities. Basketball was the Hrst major sport considered by the girls. After several weeks of practice a class basketball tour- nament was played. The Junior Team, because of its ability and its speed, was vic- torious in this friendly rivalry. At the end of E l l the tournament t h e l l Juniors had won five f games, the Seniors had come second with four and the Sophomores and Freshmen had won three and one t '49 U0 M' '- XX Miss Schwehn and Miss Coppock games respectively. Miss Dorothy Cop- pock, assistant physical director, took charge of the Freshman and Sophomore teams, while Miss Hilda Schwehn, phy- sical director, coached the Juniors and Seniors. All players who participated in these contests during the fall term were required to take physical examinations. Basketball is considered by the players to be one of the most valuable and joy- ful sports on the curriculum because it develops both the physical and men- tal capacities of the participants. T w o tournaments were held in volley- ball. The first was an inter-gym class and the other was an inter- class contest. A large number of girls turned out for both tourna- m e n t s because the Page 100

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Marie Vachon, JJUU -GT 'llll in-cialis iii-gi-ng Q .11 A M L. Back RowfSprowl, Geisler, Brendel, Englebrccht. Shreve, Johnson, Grove. Newell, Krebs, Front Rowfffronlchite, Crance, Waller, Dreishach, Hans, Miller, Baumgartner, Bolman. Letter Girls Heckler and Helen Gillispie defeated Virginia Cunningham and Ruth Shreve. The games were exciting and the scores close. with many tears resulting. Swimming. that most exhilerating of sports, is another activity much loved by the young mermaids of North Side. The large pool and the splendid teach- ers are the main reasons. Those who received training for life saving are lWargaret Seihert, Wiliiia Geisler. Wan- da Drake, Ruth Martin. Mildred Weig- man, Mary Belle Buchs, -lane Grove, Margaret Thomas, Ger- memhership was unlimited. The class groups were divided into A and B teams. The Senior B team was victorious, hav- ing won all the games it played. The Sophomore B team won four out of live games played. The Senior A and Junior B teams were next, both having won three games and lost two. The Fresh- man and Junior A teams each won two of their five games. The Sophomore A team succeeded in winning only one game, and the Freshman A team was last, having lost all of its games. Last fall a tennis tournament, includ- aldine Harries ing both singles and doubles matches, was held. Many girls turned out, and the drawings were made in such a way as to eliminate all chance of partiality. Virgnia Cunningham, a Jun- ior, captured the sin- gles championship, with Lois Gallmeier as runner-up. In the final doubles match Mary ham Page 101 Qois Gallmeier and Virginia Cunning- Lois Miller. Elizabeth Hipkins, Nlary Olson. Final tests were given during the hrst part of Nlay. Outstanding on the social calendar for the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation was the G. A. A. Vod-vil. an annual event, in which prac- tically every organiza- tion participates. ,, i9 L. . fl OU-.fy . -,fi Nc