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

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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.

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to the Ball Game Awards are given by the G.A.A. to sports' minded girls who receive points in after school practices in the various sports. The blocked N , the club's highest award, is given when 1,000 points have been earned. An emblem is given h . W en 600 points have been obtained. Ollie K cu ive committee of this club are president, Peg Whonsetler: vicefpresident, Mary Ann Snyder: secretary, jerry Schweizer: point recorder, DeLoris Beucler: junior representative, Marilyn Bilf cer: and sophomore representative, Carol Schuelke. ers forming the exe' t' Although it requires hard work and time, the girls have fun in their athletic activities. Such a - g m as ollered by this club plays a great role in producing healthy Americans and impresses on young peoples minds the rules of fair play, good sportsmanship, and '1 feelin f complete sports pro ra 1 g o companionf ship so im ort' ' ' ' p ant loi good citizenship. ln the above circle .ire the ollicers of U A.A Seated, Snyder and Vxfhonsetler, Standing, Beucler Bilcer, Schuelke, and Schwvm I t -tit n the left picture below .ire Liggctt, Bowser .ind S. Kroemer. Sc'o l row. Ea-'fel' ' v V e Ik gc son. Drcwett, lxissinger, and C. Kroemer. Third row. Sterling, lvlounsey. l:.n'r. Lehman, l'lershbervcr Trin , , 1, and Davenport Fourth row, liaylor, Krause, Straub ind L l' . . .incis ln the right picture, tn-sr row ir' Al , . L exinder, l lenry, Ramp, ind Young. Second row. l'l.1tcb.XV.ill. l1lCS.XX7lNKl- and Traster. Third row Terr , y, l'l.ll'I'I9, l3ulm.1bn, johnson, .ind Gwttlrlcd. 17