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

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Staff Plans Big Book ln the publications department big preparations have been underway for many months. As in an intrif Cate machine, various students have been the main cogs which assembled and produced the finished product. The main operator has been Miss lone Colligan, and the finished product, the 1951 Legend. One of the primary purposes of a high school year' book is to record and preserve the happenings of the school for that year so that it may become an everlast' ing record of the students who walked the halls of that school. Early in the new school year, the basic tools are assembled. Pages are planned in a dummy book, and picture taking begins. Copy is assigned to various writers, and the cover design is selected. From these first general operations, the work is set in motion. The planning and identifying of each page is a long, tedious job which calls for careful consideraf tion and study. During this time, the circulation def partment must carry on its campaign each semester and gain cooperation from each homeroom agent. The business manager must devise means of gaining adef quate funds, and the senior editors must deal with their fellow classmates in arranging the pictures and the directory. Since the yearbook is self supporting, the Legend raised some of its needed cash this year by sponsoring a dance. Ed Rousseau was chairman of the affair which was after the North SidefSouth Bend Vxfashington football game. The theme was Legend Brothers' Circus, and the staff cooperated on side show and parade pictures for decoration. Following the Redskin idea, the staff decided to build the book with the theme Around The Tepeef' The school itself is often referred to as the Big Tepee, the home of all Redskins. By having that theme, all clubs, classes, sports, and various other activities are shown in their places in the lives of the students. Editor of the Legend of 1971 was Elise Deister. She was assisted by Karen Harper, copy editorg Ed Rousf seau, business manager: Marilyn Johnson, circulation managerg Sharon Kroemer and Carol Kroemer, senior class editorsg Marshall Ruchman, boys' sports editorg Gray Morrow, staff artistg and lim Clson, staff photogf rapher. Members of the minor staff included Margie Spade and Charlotte Ferguson, junior class editors: Ann Moriarty, sophomore class editorg and Sharon Nulf and Dan Link, freshman class editors. These students 98 Major staff workers for the yearbook per' formed many diversified jobs to assemble and complete the 1951 Legend. ln the top picture, speaking on the phone, is editor Elise Deister whose job it was to oversee all divisions. Pic' tured in the middle, copy editor Karen Harper is shown at her desk readying typed pages for publication. At the bottom, business manager Ed Rousseau and circulation manager Marilyn johnson get together on their respective jobs.

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position, busily at work at her desk in the pubhcatifwns otiicc A new member of thc staff this ycair, Miss Colhgan assumed dutics rs adviser to both the yearbook and the paper. In rhc top lcit picture. Carol and Sharon Krocincr pause for a inwncnt in rhcir work on the senior directory. Thcsc :urls .ictcd .is senior edit-ws for this ycar's book. At thc top right. junior class editor- Clim- lottc Ferguson and Margie Spade sort pictures of their cl.is-inatcs qomc of thc copy writers for rhq annual arc pictured ln-hvxx' lctr. geared are Nancy Flcblg. Sue Shircy. and ,Icrry Hocinlg. and Sharon Nulf. tal-cc time out froni counting pull viitcs ul' their rcspcctivc classes to look at -omg pictures. To the right. hiiss lone Colligan is pictured in ii f.im1h,u' tan ing 1 W r I' . c' .1 ,v CN vii 'Q .. ophomore editor. Ann Moriarty, .ind gi f1'c-hnirin class cditor. ,,,,.f- NN WN: X 4 W-, K' aa 13 xi '. Qs ,S counted their class popularity poll votes and assisted in any way necessary when called upon to do so. Cther minor staif members were Bob Schwartz and Richard Loudermilk, assistant photographersg and Betty Miller, Ronda jones, Jerry Hoemig, Sue Shirey and Sonya Deister, copy writers. These students have each contributed in some way toward the presentation of the Legend of 1971. I L vs, ,fu If 99 I