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

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Senior Section THE LEGEND Page 19 By Picture and Print-The Seniors 70 'auf 'ef George Mary Mary June Ira Lois Paul Gerhard Gallaway Garard Gallmeyer Gaskill Gallmeier Gillispie Thomas Phyllis Stephen Robert Betty Richard Evelyn Getz Goeriz Gassafy Gillieron Gerig Goller Goheen George Gerhard-George came to us from the camp of the Archers and hadn't sufficient time to become af- filiated with any organizations except the Legend, for which he wrote the opening section. I-Ie also qualified for the Final group of competitors for the English cup. Mary Galloway- Lemons spent her time typing and filing, from the looks of the awards she has garnered. Mary Garard could be identified as the maid in all S. P. C. productions. She was a member of Phy-Chem, Na- tional Honor Society, and Polar-Y. She played in the senior play. june Gallme er- Goona ke t herself Y P happy in S. P. C., G. A. A. fsounds like Rooseveltl, Polar-Y, Booster Club, Student Council, and Red Cross. She was elected president of the Inter Club Council, mailed papers for the Northernerg and won her block N through participation in basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Ira Gaskill-Some day we ing photos taken by Ira, chosen the Kodak Club interest. may be see- for he has as his sole Lois Gallmeier-No, ladies men, that's not a riotg Gabby'y taking her daily her saner moments she and gentle- it's merely exercise. In was social u . chairman of Red Cross, vice-presi- dent of Polar-Y. secretary of S. P. C., and vice-president of the Booster Club. She was tennis champion inl '34, she was a mailing manager of the Northerner and a member of the sophomore social council: and she won her block UN. Paul Gillispie-The swimming pool called him as a member of the teams, as did the Rifle Club and Phy-Chem. Thomas Getz-A varsity cheer leader in every sense of the word, Tommy be- Nmlmp . . l'Northerner Entrance longed to the Booster Club of which he was president, PhyaChem, S. P. C., and the Forum Club. Most of the snaps in the Legend are his handi- work. Phyllis Goeriz-It was with vim, vigor, and vitality that Phyl went into her work as secretary of the Art Club and vice-president of Polar-Y, and as a member ofthe G. A. A., Red Cross, Fregerlat, S. P. C., four-year honor roll, Legend and Northerner staffs, and National Honor Society. Stephen Gassafy-Steve spends most of his time having tun. Robert Gillieronf Dead-eye Dick played varsity basketball with a will and made a name for himself. Betty Gerig-No one could ever forget her gorgeous auburn hair, nor could they forget her aid in the Art Club, G. A. A., National Honor Society, Fregerlat, Quill Club, Booster Club, and A Capella Choir. She played volleyball, basketball, and baseball. Richard Goller shares most of his good times with his many friends. Evelyn Goheen was always to be seen at the gatherings of the Home Ec'ers, Polar-Y'ers, Red Cross'ers, and Boosters.

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Page 18 By Picture THE LEGEND Senior Section and Print-The Seniors V, . . 3 2 3 ,J '.i rw ,i,.,,.,j3- ., I + s 21.32, .4 , fi 1 ,:'i ' . gi? ,V iw . Betty Jane Alberta Martha Mae Irene Loexess Alice Dorothy Fair Elect Faught East Ehrman Ecenbarger Fleck Frank Loren Charles Lois William Helen George Elder Esterline Fruechtenicht Franklin Fruechtenicht Ervin Droegemeyer Betty Jane Fair was extremely quiet, but she has seen to it that her name ap- peared on the roll of the Geography Council, Nature Club, Polar-Y, Home Ec Club, and Student Council. Alberta Elett, a genius at studying, also had musical talent to which she gave vent in A Cappella, Orchestra, and chorus. She rendered her services to Polar-Y, National Honor Society. four-year honor roll, Fregerlat, and Helicon. Martha Faught-Hunt for a violin that that plays in the orchestra, a voice sings in A Capella, and a mind that and hnd thinks of Phy-Chem, Helicon, S. P .C.: and there you will Martha. Mae Irene East-Sounds surprisingly like Mae West, doesn't it? But really Mae is quite all right and boasts typing and Filing awards, too. Mae Irene was also one of the five finalists in the annual examination to deter' mine the winner of the English cup. Loexess Erhman-Many clubs profited by the membership of Loexess. Some of them are Phy-Chem, G. A. A., Polar-Y, S. P, C., Home Ec, and Geography Council. Alice Ecenbarger was claimed by the Home Ec'ers. Dorothy Fleck, petite et belle, came to us from Central and joined the Red Cross, Booster Club, and Polar-Y. Frank Elder-Our drum major, being decidedly musically inclined, was a member of the Band, Orchestra, and A Capella, and won a berth in the National High School Orchestra. He also belonged to Phi-Chem. Q.v.L.4x River of Malt Loren Esterlim+Short and fast as they come, Tiny competed in varsity basketball, football, and track. Tiny', is a brother of that far- famed Perry, and from the looks of things, we'd say they had some of the same characteristics. Charles Fruechtenicht, who was the president of his class during its sophomore year, also belonged to Hi-Y. Charles was always very quiet and unassuming, but he managed to get around and do things. Lois Franklin, noted for her sweet smile, gave her services to the Student Council, Polar-Y, and Helicon So- ciety. William Fruechtenicht-Bill was the owner of the station wagon that did its part in the conveyance of pupils to and fro. When he wasn't bus- driving, though, he tooted a horn and got around in Hi-Y, Freger- lat, Red Cross, and the Forum Club. Helen Ervin delighted in aiding with musical productions such as the op- erettas. She was one of the girls active in Polar-Y, and also wrote heads for Northerner stories. George Droegemeyer gave all his time to Hi-Y.

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Eugenia Gotsch7Small and always Page 20 THE LEGEND Senior Section By Picture and Print-The Seniors Helen Ralph Rozella Ernest Eugene Grifhs Gresley Habig Golliver Gray Lynn Arbutus Eugenia Raymond Geraldine Harford Hartwick Gotsch Grish Harries Helen Griffis-Here is another one of Rozella Habig belonged on the North-I these people who thrive in ofhces, erner staff and sang in the secondl Those which she held are president, choir, vice-president, and treasurer of Polar- , A Y, and secretary of the Inter-club Ernest Golllvefs H bear from Qssianx Council of Girl Reserves' High, lent his presence to the kodak! Q Club, Geography Council, and Stu-l Ralph Gresley, the boy with the curly dem Council- hair, wonva third in the cross-countryl Eugene Gray was a member of one Of. mce of 33- H9 divided 1315 time thc far-famed teams that played in among Hi-Y, Booster Club, Kodakl Club, Red Cross, and Phy-Chemf Xvhen he wasn't doing that, he rooted a horn in the band. an ..,.. F Ala. the Leaders' Tourney. Laura Gray was fond of givin expressive reviews for the S. g very '3..:,,: e-ir- -, ,vii Y I F., -Q., ,egggf-,f.:-fr V Laura Doris Gray Grice Doris Geraldine Gordon Gorrell P. Cf North Side Athletic Field l XVhen she wasn't doing that, she worked around with the Phy-Chem and Home Ec Clubs, Doris Grice leaned towards nature in a big way. She joined the Garden Club and the Geography Council. Then, too, she won awards in typing and bookkeeping. Lynn Harford, the boy from Harlan, put in his time on the basketball Court with other members of his home room, Arbutus Hartwick- Ike was affiliated with Phy-Chem and Polar-Y. ready to help, Deany graced the Art Club and Polar-Y with her pres- ence. She also typing ability. won ribbons for her Raymond Grish, silent, unreachable, a real man. Geraldine Harries, that well-known girl in the Redskin tive in Polar-Y, hang-out, was ac- S. P. C., G. A. A., Home Ec Club, Garden Club, and Geography Cou Doris Gordon div ncil. ided her time among the Geography Council, Nature Club, and Northerner staff. Geraldine Gorrell came to us from New Haven High Sc hool.