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

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Senior Section THE LEGEND Page 25 Mainly About Seniors Ellanor Arthur Alta Murray Howard Donald Dorothy Laurence Linse McCormick McLean Minser Leininger Manth Betty Florena Maxine Ralph Kermit Willard Donald Lawrence McFeely McNamara Meyer Livingston Lopshire Moorhead Ellanor Lawrence has won a typing award while in our Redskin camp. Arthur Linse might be described as up in the air most of the time, for he is the president of the Model Air- plane Club and has received the Trans-American Trophy six times. Alta McCormick-These Polar-Y gals seem to be just about everywhere, Here is one who was so good that they had to give her a ring. Alta is also a gardener. and one of the chief bottle washers in the Home Ec Club. Murray McLean is the tall lad L5 feet 11, he saysl who dashes around in a bright green roadster, Howard Minser is one of the coming banjo players of the year, according to Dame Rumor. Donald Leininger is one of that select group known as the Lettermenis Club. whose members proudly roam the building behind mammoth white N's. He played on the football team and shot at tin cans as a member of the rifle team. Dorothy Manth is rather quiet. one of these girls who has learned the art of when to keep still and when not to. She belongs to the Art Club, Polar-Y, Home Ec, and was one of the intel- ligentsia who received an award in typing. Betty Lawrence always reminds us of someone out of a story book. Her poise and charm somehow belong to the age of knights and chivalry. She has been prominent in many activi- ties including vice-president S. P. C.g point-keeper, Booster Club: secretary Art Clubg Red Cross: Glee Club: Student Councilg Bargains in Cath- aywg Senior Playg Rotunda Revelg G. A. A. Vod-Vilg Christmas Cantatag Courtesy Week Play. Florena McFeely, just a tiny little mifht. displayed her interests in the Polar-Yl and Phy-Chem Clubs. , Nlaxine McNamara might be called uthe lass with the sparkling eyes, and her eye-lashes are the envy of every girl, in school. lsome people have all' the luckll During her high school' career she belonged to the Polar-Y, the Booster Club. and the North-' erner staff. lRalph Meyer was a member of the Nlodel Airplane Club and the Art Club, and has taken part in track. jKermit Livingston is the lad who is i planning to take a trip to collect the pot of gold which is said to be ati D the end of the rainbow, Good luck! He has the honor of cmpleting his entire high school course in three years. His outside activities which he band. orchestra, room basketball, and Senior Play. four-year honor Honor Societv. a member of the enjoyed are the Northerner, home- G. A. A. Vod-Vil, Kermit made the roll. and National Willard Lopshire was Hi-Y, on Moorhead's main interest seemed to be in publications because he was the publisher, Northerner. and jour- nalism editor. Legend. He was presi- dent, Student Council: president, sec- retary. Hi-Hy: secretary. Inter-Hi-Y Council: secretary. freshman class: National Honor Society. Ride Club, Art Club. Phy-Chem, Glee Club, track, Torch Club, Rotunda Revel, G. A. A. Vod-Vil, four-year honor roll, life saving, and Quill and Scroll. Z' , 1

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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.

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