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

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Senior Section THE LEGEND Page Z3 Mainly About Seniors Marjorie Ruth Loyce Catherine Jane Hueber Hessert Kent Kannel Jackson Rhoda Max Jack Maurice Donald Johnson Jaehn Kammer Smith Kaade Marjorie Hueber, blondes, and blondes,lRobert Hire, wearing number l4's, has and more blondes. Marj was ac-' tive in Polar-Y, and won a typing! award. l Ruth Hessert is one of these rather' quiet girls, who does her work be-' hind the scenes. Prominent in dra-1 matics she has received her gold Dl and has been president of the S.P.C. Her other activities include: Secre- a good understanding of the fairer sex, or it seems as if. Bob is also North Side's star shot-putter. The organizations of which he has been a member are the Art Club. Student Council, Glee Club, track team, band, and sergeant-at-arms of the Letter- men's Club. tary, National Honor Societyg Phy-lRhoda Johnston is the little blond who Chem Club, Red Cross. Art Club, A, Cappella Choir, Quill Club, copy edi- tor, Northerner, organization ed1tor.l Legend: Minstrels of 19300, G.A.A.l Vod-Vil, 'lBon Voyage , four-year honor roll, Rotunda Revel, Christmas Cantata, Senior Play, Welsh Honey- moon , Courtesy Wfeek Play, The Thing , and Music Festival. Loyce Kent has been a member of the Glee Club and the recipient of a typing award. Catherine Kannel, being musically in- , M clined, had a desire to become ai member of the Glee Club. ane Jackson-Seeing Jane is exactly like seeing Janet, her sister, so iden- tical are they. She was a popular! member of the Garden Club, and par- ticipated in volleyball and basketball. anet Jackson is the other half of the Jackson combination to fool the pub- lic. They're great kids. though, even, if we don't know who's who. This one gardens with the Garden Club and plays baseball and volleyball. plays the big bass viol in the orches- tra. That is, that's what we've been told, because no one can See her Vefy well when she hides behind it, Be- sides that, she is a Home Ec-er and belongs to the Polar-Y. ax Jaehn can probably be remem- bered best by his active part in school affairs and also by his scandal at the Senior Banquet. Being a member of the varsity football team, the var- sity basketball team, and the varsity track team, Max was awarded the King Trophy and membership in the National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety. He was an active member of the l..ettermen's Club, sports editor Northerner, Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Honor Society, vice-president of Student Council, president junior class, and secretary-treasurer senior class. Janet Robert Jackson Hire Richard Bertha Hendricks Hessert 1 roll and was also a member of the Northerner staff. Maurice Smith's intended vocation D seems to be a commercial artist. In 1932-35 he was advertising manager of The Northerner. onald Kaacle's athletic ability was displayed on the gridiron and in home room basketball games. He took quite a part in the Student Play- ers activities and was in the play, Dust of the Road. He was also a member of Lettermen's Club. His vocal talents were brought to view in the Glee Club and the Vod-Vil. ,Richard Hendricks-Wfhen Dick utter: words of affection like the famou: Romeo, the girls fall like rain. With this enthralling personality, he has been outstanding in practically ev- ery field of work. He was vice-presi- dent of Student Players' Club, a member of the Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, and Student Council, was stu- dent manager of both the basketball and football teams, and sports editor of the Northerner and Legend. He took part in the Leaders' tourney, and has a gold D in dramatics and membership in the National Honor Society. Bertha Hessert is one of these quiet, Jack Kammer is the big blond boy withf shy girls. She rendered her willing the perfect wave. He's a regular olei services to the Northerner and Geog- smarty, too, for he's made the honorl raphy Council.

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Page 22 THE LEGEND Senior Section Mainly About Seniors Kathryn Dorothy llo Ted Margaret Wilma Bernice Geyer Goebel Gick Grisell Grubb Geisler Graham Louise Gertrude Helen Ruth Thomas Vernon Robert Harshbarger Heilmann Hardy Hans Haught Heck Heinig Kathryn Geyer-Feature this and fea-, D Il ture that, but Kathryn was a feature writer and assistant editor, North- erner. She belonged to the Art Club, Polar Y, and S. P. C., and was a Senior Life Saver. orothy Goebel is known by practically everyone in school, her favorite phrase being, llWOUld11lf you like to buy a Legend? . Dorothy has done about everything to be done around school, and her activities and achieve- ments include: Booster Club: secre- tary, S. P. C., Forum Club, Garden Club. Home Ec Club, Red Cross, Quill Club, A Cappella Choir, assist- ant editor, Northernerg music editor, Legend: National Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League: G. A. A. Vod-Vilg Rotunda Revelg Senior Play, Bon Voyage. o Gick was a member of the S. P. C., society editor of The Northerner, and a participant in the Senior Play, and the Courtesy Week Play. Ted Grisell was president of the Hi-Y, M and a member of Phy-Chem, Red Cross, Forum, Glee Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, and varsity debating team. He was cir- culation and business manager of the Northerner. Ted took part in the Senior Play, G. A. A. Vod-Vil, home room basketball. He was on the four-year honor roll and won the Insurance Essay prize. argaret Grubb, a member of the Stu- dent Players Club, took part in many r l skits and also had a part in thel Senior Play. She belonged to the Polar-Y Club and the Northerner staff. Wilma Geisler-Vim, vigor, and vitality are the three characteristics which this girl possesses. With these char- acteristics she has been active as the social chairman of the freshman class and secretary-treasurer of the sopho- more class. She was treasurer of the Student Players' Club. and a member of the G. A. A., A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Honor Choir, and Booster Club, and was circulation manager, Northerner. Vffilma took part in basketball, soccer, volleyball, the water carnival, class swimming meets, G. A. A. Vod-Vil, Bon Voyagen, Bargains in Catheyu, and Rotunda Revel. She was awarded her winged N. and a swimming medal. Bernice Graham-Everyone has heard of graham bread and white bread, but whoever knows this girl would like graham bread the remainder of their life. Louise Harshbarger is the little gal who is frequently seen using the Northerner telephone for-, well, she says it's business! Besides being the gem of the Quill Club, she also has several other achievements: Honor Choir, feature writer, North- ernerg soccer team, lVlinstrels of 1930 , typing award, honor roll. sang in the Honor Choir and was active in Red Cross, G. A. A. Vod- Vil, and Minstrels of 1930. Helen Hardy is another Polly who learned how to put the kettle on so we can all have tea through the Home Ec Club. She was also one of the chief den Club. nasturtiums in the Gar- Ruth Hans is blonds that ticing. She N for being that squawls one of these strawberry you just can't help no- was awarded her winged head tom-tom tickler in club, the G. A. A., and included among her interests the Booster Club, G. A. A. Vod-Vil, bas- ketball volleyball, baseball, swimming team for girls, of which she was captain. She received second place in the individual swimming meet. Thomas Haught gives the girls Free hun- dred t'irty t'ree t'rills and heart t'robs when he passes them in the corridors. Tommy was the captain of the var- sity basketball team and a member of the Lettermen's Club, Torch Club, Airplane Club, football and track teams. Vernon Heck-This boy has a name R that should be a delight to pesterers and wise crackers in general, but we maintain that it's the boy and not the name that counts. He is another high flyer, being an interested mem- ber of the Airplane Club. obert Heinig is another ex-Centralite, and his favorite hobby was sports. Gertrude Heilmann, flaming, flashing He was a trackster and a regular Gertie,-blondier than the blondiest, fellow in home room basketball. !z

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Page 24 THE LEGEND Senior Section Mainly About Seniors Maynard Tom Mary Evangeline James Cope Laurie Knoll Klingman Kirrley Pearl Alta Elmer Wayne Walter Ladig LaFollette Lankford Landon Klinger Maynard Cop?l-lere we may have al future scientist, so far as present in- dications point. As a member of the Phy-Chem Club, Maynard goes in for all these queer contraptions that give only headaches to most of us. Tom Laurie, known especially for his red hair. was a member of the Hi-Y and Airplane Clubs. Mary Knoll-Need we say much about this little girl? Like many of North Side's famous squaws. she is a mem- ber of the Polar-Y. Evangeline Klingman, Bugs , is the peppy little brunette who goes around school smashing masculine hearts, Her other activities include the Senior playg treasurer. Art Club: Explorers' Club, S, P. C., Cv. A. A. Vod-Vil, and junior editor, Legend. James Kirtley-Jim developed his brain outs with the football squad. Jim be- longed to the Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society, and took part in the Senior Play. Harold Klaehn is an Injun brave who has been a big shot in the Hi-Y, vice- president, to be exact, and has shown his real he-manishness on the foot- ball team. Bronson Kowalczyk-Sw a l l o w that name, if you can. Bronson, tall and hefty, played frosh, soph, and jun- ior football, and home room basket- ball. Pearl Ladig has been in North Side for only one semester. Alta LaFollette can be rated among North Sides artists, for she is an active member of the Art Club. Like most talented people she also belongs to the Polar-Y and the G. A. A. Harold Bronson Klaehn Kowalczyk Eugene William Kramer Kroener the pool. He was a member of the swimming team, and can he swim? His interest in the Airplane Club kept his nose in the air when it wasn't under water. He was also the secretary of the Hi-Y. Wayne Landon is the youngster with the peach blossom blush who roots his horn in the band and orchestra. He is also a member of the S. P. C., the Hi-Y, Glee Club, and the Senior play. Walter Klinger was appointed advertis- ing manager, and business manager of the Northerner because he was a salesman. Wfirh this unusual person- ality which he possesses, he became active in the band, Phy-Chem, Leg- end, and home room basketball, and received honorable mention in the Quill and Scroll Ad Writing Contest. and brawn by hard study and work-iElmer Lankford is just an old fish-in Eugene Kramer may be remembered as 5 the little boy in back of the big mustache, and the microscopic goatee in last fall's one-act play Bargains in Cathay , Naturally, he's an S. P. C. member, but he also found time for the Hi-Y, orchestra. home room basketball, Cv. A. A. Vod-Vil, and Senior Play. William Kroener has one characteristic which we know he wishes he could overcome-the way in which he blushes like a rose. Athletics ab- sorbed much of his time, because he was a member of the football team and home room basketball team. He also belonged to the Lettermen's Club and the Hi-Y.