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

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We ,,-f' 1'1 ' Upper left: If one were looking for actual talent in North Side, perhaps his attention would be called first of all to Bob Smith. Bob is a fine actor, and his character roles are certainly worthy of much praise. Like Pendy Snvdor, Bob is a splendid imitator and his original ideas have stood the class in good stead. We must look twice to see that these rugged athletes are not the original three musketeers. Nevertheless, these boys have done more than their share to add to the prestige of North Side. On the left we have Al McMeen, the flying Scot, stellar track star of four campaigns. In the center is Norm Foster, captain of the basket- ball squad on which he served for two years, and on the right, handsome Warren Miller, all-city football star and varsity basketballer of wide repute. How fitting it is that Stan Needham should be strolling down the steps with such an attractive girl as Verdonna Tuttle. Both are publishers of The Northerner and are still nice people. Stanley also was co-business manager of The Legend. Ah, Ralph Wolf, a demon at the piano, goes to work with Harry Rummel com- fortably looking on. Both boys were on the Legend staff. Harry was president of Booster Club and a very Hne one at that. Vic Kowalczyk appears in our next snap. Everyone knows Vic both as a hand- some romeo and fine basketballer. Vic was president of the Redskin Hi-Y. John and Windy. These two friends are two of the strongest characters in the senior class. f W'indy in more ways than one.l The name of John Walley has appeared many times in the headlines as a class officer. He was class president last year. Johnny works hard as athletic manager. VUindy , whose last name is Johnson, is vice-president of National Honor Society. Dear old Meyers Mullendore appears before us next. In track, he ran the hurdles with the greatest of easef' and has won many contests as a debater.

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22. fc:-sl A6- Jzuxi' i X ' f And now we have as one of the real leaders of the class, our old friend Bill Darling, entrepreneur of the Legend staff. Bill has had a big job to do and has done it conscientiously and well. In addition to editing the yearbook, he has been a splendid student and athlete, an all round good fellow. Yes, it's Pendy Lou at it again, and with her is none other than Betty Lopshire, our star speakers. They both seem to be enjoying the joke immensely, and we'll wager it's Miss Snydor giving another imitation. Hail to Miss Greer, the singer and scholar. Betty Jane worked diligently through four years for a splendid scholastic average. Once more the base of our flag pole Hgures in a picture, but it most certainly is eclipsed by the smiling countenances of the Misses Doris Greenler and Bea And- rews. Doris, at the left, is a capable journalist fshe kept the books for the Legendl while Beatrice starred in speech work and scholarship. Now then, in the lower row we have Doctor Cameronis little girl-twins. To the left is Kateg to the right is Janet. This time it's scholarship and Clramatics. Here is a girl who has the coveted distinction of being liked by everyone. She is active in the many curricular channels of the school and plays an active part in its social life-Helen Thieme. Ah, that handsome guy is jim jackson. Not only class president but president of many other clubs and societies too numerous to mention. We think he is the city's best public speaker. He is good from publications standpoint and has served as Senior Editor of The Legend. Here is Hulda, herself. Miss Ruth Anna Harrod played the lead in our oper- etta, I-Iulda of Hollandf, She is possessed of a fine soprano voice, and hence her chief interest is music. Her scholarship is outstanding.

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Top Row: Nlarjorie Aubrey, Jack Anderson, Beatrice Andrews, Anita Aumann, Esther Arens, Harold Anderson. Middle Row: Mary Jane Andrews, Jane Bates, Howard Banks, Carolyn Barber, Ann Bar- tholomew, Elowene Bamer, Bottom Row: William Bates, Bertha Bennett, Betty Bayer, Katherine Berning, Wilma Bauer, Donald Berning. Side: James Adams, William Adams, Jack Allman. NIARJORIE AUBREY Marg Treas- urer Junior Red Cross. typing, Filing awards. JACK ANDERSON Andy Camera Club. Northerner, stage crew. BEATRICE ANDREXVS Bea Heli- con, Phy-Chem, Quill, Polar-Y, Fregerlat, secretary National Forensic League, secre- tary-treasurer S. P. C., National Honor So- ciety. debating, Spite Corner, ANITA .AUMANN Nina Polar-Y, G.A,A., Phy-Chem, Booster, Helicon, S.P.C., National Honor Society, music award, Northerner, A Cappella, blocked N, ESTHER ARENS Typing awards. HAROLD ANDERSON Andy Hi- Y, traclc, intramural basketball. MARY JANE ANDREWS G.A.A., bas- ketball, volleyball, baseball, JANE BATES Attended Cromwell High School, Rifle Club, Phy-Chem, secretary- treasurer Camera Club. Northerner. HOWARD BANKS Intramural sports. CAROLYN BARBER Helicon, Polar-Y, Student Council, S.P.C., secretary-treasurer Phy'Chem, Bellman of Mons. 20 ANN BARTHOLOIVIEXV S.P,C,. G.A.A., Booster Club, Phy-Chem, A Cappella, Red Cross. vice-president Art Club, Pinafore , Mikado , The Bellman of Mons. ELOWENE BAMER Elli Attended Kendallville High School, Helicon, Phy- Chem, S. P. C., Polar-Y. WILLIAM BATES Bill Kodak, Hi- Y, stage manager, sports, BERTHA BENNETT Bert Red Cross, G.A.A., Blocked N and Winged N, BETTY BAYER Typing awards, A Cap- pella. KATHERINE BERNING Red Cross. XVILMA BAUER Willie or Wilmy Polar-Y, Phy-Chem. DONALD BERNING Don Heli- con, S.P.C,, Phy-Chem, vice-president Hi-Y, National Honor Society, music pin, A Cap- pella. JAMES ADAMS Jim Rifle Club, treasurer Hi-Y, secretary-treasurer Phy- Chem, Student Council, track. WILLIAM ADAMS . Bill Track, intramurals, JACK ALLMAN Jack Intra- murals.