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

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AM A93 .rsfff 'fe 1 Y r One, two, three smiles meet our attention in the faces of Kathleen Closs, Phyllis North and Dorothy Nieter. The young petite leading lady of Boomerang was Katie. My friends! Phyl- lis begins before making that important impres- sion on the debate judges, when she wasn't managing business affairs for The Legend. Doro- thy is the shy little publisher of The Northern-er. who also expends her excess energy on The Legend. Ho hum. Another case of spring fever. Bob Shambaugh is the Paderewski of the violin. Even the versatile class president, Jim Walley. finds life a bit boring after all. Three big athletes strut their stuff off the fields. Need we waste words when that big let- ter of Dick Fruechtenichfs peeps out? Ed Boe- delcer has proved that athletics and activities mix. Those eyes of Carl Gunlcler's seem lc be gaging the distance from the ball to the basket. Again we hnd four outstanding Ni wear-ers sitting on the front steps of the tepee and look- ing casually upon the world. Carl Gunkler. Richard Freuchtenicht. George Golden and Ed Boedelcer made many downs as well as baskets.