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

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f ffl' , 3 f ts Love, 5? R Love, rel U , X Love s syf t gfgizy Qgwmmg . ix . 1? S c. xi' -A 2. 1 y ,,s.flllllf5l,' yin To the left are racdueteers Ellis 5 R A ,,5'f'l' I fx -W l5liiviikm.1l1, ,lack llerlect, -lerry gk Sullivan, Norman Horne, .ind Bill if A f Yahne. .Ky This year's tennis matches were well played for the team did a line joh and was not as had as the standings look. Although they won no matches, a numher of individual sets were captured. The team consisted of Bill Yahne, captain: Ellis Shookman: lerry Sullivan: .lack Perfect: and Norman Horne. Elkhart, Goshen, Michigan City, South Bend Riley. South Bend Central, LaPorte, South Bend john Adams, and Ivlishawaka were the team's eight opponents in the Northeastern lndiana Conference. A spring schedule has heen planned for this year with the city schools, chiefly South Side and Concordia, as opposif tion. The team, under the guidance and assistance of Mi'. Noel Whitte1'n, hoped to get at least a month of good hard practice in he lore these matches hegan. Shown lwelow, lell to l'lQl1l,.ll'C .is lollows: Norman l'lorne,xx'.1tclilng Ellis Sliuuk' Ilhlllli cxample ol good scrving l'orln1lN4r, Noel XVhittern, lennis coach, congratulating Bill Yahne, who is tennis champion of lepeelandg and ,lcrry Sullivan and ,lack Perfect liavinu .1 workout across the nel. l7lI

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Pictured above in the circle are the tvvo capable .advisers of G.A,A., Miss Ruth Carroll and Miss Margaret Spiegel. In the picture at left below are, first roxv, Hunter and Grcim. Second row, Ginzel, Cutler, Essex, Sivits, Back row, Detwiler, Stultl, Carpenter, jones. Grouped together in the picture .it the right are thc letter winners, Front row, Strait, Neal, Poling, Second row, Rosenbergcr, Fuhrman, Ball, N. Ficbig, B. Fiebig. Back row, Bcach, Schoff, Stellhorn, Chaney, Manor, W3'ss, Meyer. 22 Take Me Gut Pep, vigor, and vitality plus physically fit womenathis is the key phrase of North Side's Girls' Athletic Association. This group, under the guidance of Miss Margaret Spiegel and Miss Ruth Carroll, boasts girls outstanding in three qualities, health, sportsmanship, and loyalty. G.A.A. events follow two patterns, sports activities and social events. This year has seen a tennis tournament, volleyball and bas' ketball tilts, archery skill development, tumbf ling, softball, and track. In addition, rhythf mic swimming and life saving have been stressed in the club's athletic program. This year's social calendar was filled with many red letter days. November 19 saw the colorful G.A.A. VodfVil. This was followed by the club's annual potluck and initiation service on january 23, and the finale of the year, the colorful spring banquet.