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THE LEGEND Honors, Honors, and More Honors By HELEN MEIER Loaded with all the honors which the students of North Side have brought to their Alma Mater, the trophy case at the right of the main entrance is really filled with cups, medals, basketballs, one lone football, certificates, pictures, souvenirs, char- ters, and other trophies. The cup on which the names of each valedic- torian and salutatorian of the classes since the first graduating class in 1928 occupies the most promi- nent place in the center panel. Those whose names are engraved on the cup are: 1928. Nlargaret Um- bach and Mary Steinerg 1929. Philip Bowen and Elsie Wetzelg 1930, Robert Stockman and Mar- garet Brudig 1931, Maynard Shiffer and Gertrude Prangeg 1932, Ruth Pressler and Frederick Rahd- ertg 1933, 1-loward Youse and Ruth Evansg 1934. Helen Mundt and Barbara Warner. On the Baber Trophy, which is presented to the class each year which wins the interclass track meet, is engraved the names of the juniors of 1930, the sophomores of 1931, the juniors of 1932, and the seniors of 1933. Those classes whose names are placed on the Patterson-Fletcher cup for the annual Swimming Class Championship are 1927- 28, class of '28, 1928-29, class of '32, the sopho- mores in 1930, the seniors in 1931, the juniors in 1932, the seniors in 1933, the seniors in 1934, and the juniors in 1935. The Dickens Trophy is awarded each year to the 109 high school rifle team in Allen County which wins the county meet. When a school has won this for three years in succession. it is allowed to keep the cup, and North Side now has permanent posses- sion of the Dickens award. The English cup is given each year to the senior who makes the highest grade in the final English test. Those who have been given this honor are lvlargaret Umbach, 19283 Philip Bowen, 1929g Dorothy Mills. 19301 Nlaynard Shiffer, 19315 Ran- dolph Barnes, 19321 Margaret Bolman, 1933: and Jane Bartholomew, 1934. A shovel is used every year for the planting of the ivy by the senior class president and is then handed over to the junior class president to be used the next year. Between plantings of ivy. the shovel takes up space in the trophy case. Several national C. S, P. A. medals won by the Northerner for highest rating in the United States. are also there. A plaque of an Indian is hanging on the wall, and a gavel made from a piece of cherry taken from a dam in the old feeder canal is also reposing quietly. A few cups showing that the Northerner and the Legend won honors at the T. 1-1. S. P. A. convention in 1930 are there, and also the cup which the band won in the marching band contest at the District Band and Orchestra contest at Columbia City in 1933. Each year on Recognition Day, the outstanding athletes are given their rewards for hard work. The Paul C. Guild Tro- phy has been presented to Steve Nlarshall in 1929, Harry Leeper in 1930, Williain Borgmann in 1931, Everett Scott in 1932, Elmer Blume Qn 1933, and Wayne Comment in 1934. For the best sportsmanship and mental attitude shown through- out the year. the King Trophy is awarded. It has been given to Harry Leeper in 1930, Wfalter Bonham in 1931, Max Jaehn in 1932. Tom ,l Q 1-laught and Gus Lang in 1933. and ' Wfayne Comment in 1934. The charter of the National Ath- letic Scholarship Society to which the outstanding athletes in the senior class are elected every year is nicely framed, as are also the requirements for the Griffin Scholarship.
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