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

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In thc sports scenes found on this page girc swim' i'.mip.iging Rcghkiiis m .iqimii Twp imxv, li-ti to right, are jim Mc.idiwxx's, Nuhlc Vwfiills, .md Fliiyil Lli'isxx'iild .is tlicy slww pqrfcgi rmmmg ikiriii when they trot past thc c:i1iicr.i1ii.i1ii A gym QI.iss is pictured iicxt .is .1 dixid Slim ecmlx thu lmQlxuih.ill tmv.i1'ds thc hoop, Second row pictures the tlmrlmll uxiiii pzxictifiiig, Hum IN-ii XV.ilp-ilu tlidus lmglx tw Russ imc of his deadly forward passes as Disk Smiih h1,1i'1'ics tim hlimk rhu cmli Yictiiiy' Nmilci .irc .ippuciit .is Dick Picrcc, Harold Struvcr. .iml .lim Pwyci- cnicrqc fr-min .iii .iftcr g.imc xiiiixm-ii Thiixl I'llXX', Dick Pierce, Northk second team .ull futc gimixl, sliiixxw thc himid Flwiilduiw .md Niiwiig iiiiiwlw lli.iI s.l1'1icd him th.iI hmmm' Ucurgc Biiwci'Q gctx .i firm grip viii ilii- piglxiii .ix hc Ifid-N luck iii lim ,l ILINS. lv.-nu nffwrvl 1,1-Quin. -rua,-v.v1-iv-n .-r -1.

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116 l11 the picturcs a1t the hottom 1lI'C North Side .1 thlctcs i11 QlCtlllll. 111 the top lcft co1'11c1', Archic Ad11111s, thc 'lllll1OI'jCl, gcts sct to I'Llll his spcciailty, thc low hurdles. At the right, tra1ck1111111 Russ Adams shows his f111'111 111 the high hurdles, l11 the cc11tcr.1t the left .1rcthc Red C-lgCl'S in llgllIl1C with C, C. Picturcd for the Redskins arc Co11w.1y. B11wc1's, .111d Cu1111i11gl111m, At the right Doug Clllllllllgllillll sii-crclws for ll high one 11s Boh Co11w.1y wards off .1 South pl.1yc1'. Bottom row nt the left, Bill Yytlllllk' .111d 'lcrry SL1llIV.lI1 show the uorrcct method 111 p.1ssi11g thc h.1to11 for the l1.1lff111ilc I'kfl.ly 1'a1cc. At the right Northls two xulrsity L.lllLll'IUl'lW.lCl'iS, lluorgu llrowcrs lll'lLl ljllll W.1l1w11lt', look down licld lor .1 pass l't'Ctf1X'L'l'. -nr- I f

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S Pictured above arc, first row: A. Adams. Bowers, Perfect, V. Smith, Wturids, Bartley Lamb, Griswold. Second rovv: Heller, Cattin, Sullivan, Harris, Norton, Wzills, D. Smith, Vsfhonsetler, R. Adams. Third row: Hoemig, Cunningham, Boyer, lvleadows, Pierce, Grant, Conway, Struvcr, Preston, Platt, Yahne, Root. Stars and Stripes Forever Due to the enormous size of the Athletic Club in past years and due to the limited meeting space, it was disbanded and the Lettermen's Club started. Any boy who has earned a letter in football, basketball, track, crossfcountry, or tennis is eligible to become a member. At the Club's first meeting Dick Pierce was elected president. Assisting him were lim Platt, who served as vicefpresident, and Bud Struver, who was secretaryftreasurer. In the spring the Lettermen's Club sponsored a dance which was their main social affair of the year. After the close of football season, parents of the football squad entertained with a potluck for the entire squad and the coaches. Following the dinner, movies of the 1948 football highlights were shown. The Lettermen aided by the P.fT. A. held a banquet for all present and past letter' men at the end of the basketball season. -lim jackson, who was master of ceremonies for the evening, introduced the guest speaker. Coaches of the various sports are advisers for the Lettermen's Club. They include the lvlessrs. Rolla Chambers, Clair Mintz, Joseph Kodba, Robert Traster, Donald Kemp, and Hyrle Ivy, Sr.