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

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Stout HifY Club is a branch of the Young Mens Christian Association. Since the HifY pledge is To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community high standards of Christian character, the members attempt to carry out this spirit in clean speech, clean sports, clean scholf arship, and clean living. Highlighting the year was a joint meeting downtown with South Sidels HifY Club. Here the group was ad' dressed by Dr. Thurmond Rice, who spoke on the subject, Preparing for Successful Married Life. Cne of the most important things that HifY did this year was to have a luncheon with a speaker each month. Some of the outstanding speakers were Hilliard Cates, Dwight Shirey, Albert Coil, and 'lCurly Armstrong. Under the advisership of Mr. Day' ton Musselman, the oflicers of HifY for the past school year were Byron Olson, president. Max Morris, vice' president: Bill Bunnell, secretary: and Bill Ribel, treasurer. The leaders of the HifY organi:.ition .irc seen conducting a meeting in the top pic' ture. They are Max Morris, vicefpresidentg Byron Olson, pres1dent1 ,lack Ribel, secre' taryftreasurerg and Mr. Dayton Musselman, adviser. Paul Smith, Jack Perfect, Dale Smith, Max Morris, -lim Coleman, and Dwight Wilstiii enjoy preparing ,i Hi-Y program in the middle picture. Below, some of the fellows relax after an invigorf ating swimming party. Seated in the first row are Ian Rolland, Bill jones, .ind Dave Hotfenberger. Lounging behind them are Fred Romy, Sam Shirey, .ind Dick Cole- man. 99 earted Men -'Awww 1 . f ss,-gal

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Give M Regards to Broadway The Student Players Club enables students to act with more skill and ability for future performances. Unf der the able direction of Miss Mar' gery Suter, adviser, the members present short plays at the regular monthly meetings. This year three senior one acts were presented to the student body in the fall. They were Lady Luck, Two On a Park Bench, and Provif dence and the Guitar. The Christmas play, given December 11, was en' titled No Room in the Hotel. Cn February 19 the most import' ant play ofthe year, the annual Senior Play was presented. Spring Fever was a three act comedyg and those in the cast were Todd Lambert, lim Feasel, Phyllis johnson, Sandra Erekf son. Bruce Tone. Patty Payne, Patty Long, Virgil Hagy, Pat Havens, Dick Edsall. Joy Holman, and lim Meyer. Phyllis Johnson served as presif dent of the Student Players with Billie Thompson, vicefpresident, and Eleanor Harshman, secretaryftreasf urer. ln the top picture. hrst row: Davenport. Love' less. Stcllhorn, Frances. Ball. Fuhrman, and Bresnahan. Others: Luhman, Schulke, Ormiston. Harshman. Lambert. Firestine. Harper. Beuclcr. Vwfagner. Wyss. Phillips. Braun behind the rest. Bieher. and Doswell. Middle picture. iirst row: Harshman. Pickens. Hall. Miss Margery Suter. Circle, Havens. Raake, Holman. Horner. Stock' berger. Others: Long. Beck, Meyer. Strait, Lutz. Thompson. and Walke1'. Bottom picture: Phyllis johnson, standing. First row: Stillpass, Webb. Connett. Conner. and Beierlein. Second row: Pickering, Schwind. Poinsett. Levy. Snyder. Holsapple. and Miles. Last row: Himelstein. Hunter. Frech, Selby. Knispel, Field, and Heyn. 98

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