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

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ROLL 01.4.4-ffte fed of AVLOW e e. jane Achenbach Victor Allwardt Juliana Bane Ronald Bishop Paul Bussing Ray Creager -loan Curdes Harold Eggeman Betty Fliclcinger Eleanor Geiser Paula Bailey Charles Cleaver Helen Curdes Martha Dye Kenneth Fosnaugh Jean Scott George Buckner Bill Swager Rose Steiber FOUR-YEAR HONOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Selected May, 1939 Graduating Seniors Williain Gerhard Freda Gunther Virginia Gutermuth Evelyn Kauffman Omar Kenyon Robert Louis McConnell Alice lVlcGahey Betty McNutt Mildred Mundt Elmo Murrell Undergraduates Kathryn Gerig Shirley I-lelmuth Roger Hirons Nlary Jane Martin Chosen May, 1938 Bob johnson Morrie Miller Paul Baker Dick Bruiclc .lean Rosselot Jean Smith Arlene Stavenilc Dorothy Swiclc Virginia Thomas Nadine Van Horn Mary Waller Clark Waterfall Marilyn Young Charlotte O,Meara Phyllis Roebuclc Charles Thomas Melvin Yocum Isobel Fraser Ellen Kattell Virginia Knox Virginia Knox-V Jean Scott-S Jane Achenbach Paul Baker Ronald Bishop Richard Bruick George Buckner Paul Bussing Betty Fliclcinger Isobel Fraser Williaxn Gerhard Robert Johnson Ellen Kattell Omar Kenyon Alice ll-4cGahey Nlorrison Miller Elmo Murrell Jean Smith Williain Swager Rose Steiber Virginia Thomas Victor Allwardt ftwo years, Valedictorian Salutatorian VIRGINIA KNOX JEAN SCOTT

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Nlr. Nlilton H. Northrop, North Sides principal, and Nlrs. Margaret Brudi Cook, secretary. 'Q if Q X Ne Individual contact is the best manner by which knowledge is culled. North Side is not so large that this fundamental of teaching has been lost. Our instructors still take pride in knowing and taking a genuine interest in each of their students. This trait makes for a happier relationship and a better understanding between teacher and pupil, and North Side certainly thrives with it. Our principal. Nlr. Milton H. Northrop, has taken a genuine interest in each student and teacher. I-lis advice is always sought in times of stress. He sees that the most is garnered from the classroom. He watches carefully to see that nothing is placed before or hinders the class work. His observance has always been for the furthering of North Sides honor and well being. It has been through his care and effort that North Side has such a fine reputation not only in this city, but throughout the middle west.