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

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Although the world will little note nor long remember what we say here , the class of 1946 will retain, always, happy memories of the years they spent in North Side High School. The Legend of 1946 is literally and Hguratively the legend of the Redskins who graduate this year and in the years to come for it seeks to portray and to crystallize the experiences and opportunities of our braves and squaws around the tepee. This book, the making of which denotes countless hours spent in preparation of copy, is for the seniors who will refer to it time and time again. If each graduate were to write a short sketch of high school career-what things have in- fluenced him, how set ideas and Co-operation is the key-note for the production of a successful yearbook. At top center, Pat johnson and Don NVyneken, co-copy editors, worry-yes, they did- about the department stories. In the second row, Jean Foerster, Miss Bernice Sinclair. and Sue Pressler discuss the illustrations for the book. Marie W'inje, senior editor, is snapped typing the senior names. Third row: Ro- wene Crabill, Walt Helmke, and Miss Bow- man check on thc circulation campaign results. Walt, the editor, sorts pictures in preparation for giving copy to the en- gravers. Mary M. Miller, below, is caught performing one of her circulation-staff duties. 96 7946 allgm NValtcr Helmke jr., to the left, editor of the 1946 Legend, gave unstintingly of time, thought, and energy to make this year's annual one of the best on the Red- skin's book shelf. il ks Nhfjvx. M Inf..-,a gyda! ized