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

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Superintendent AARON T. LINDLEY With a new man at the helm of the public school system, a steady rate of prog- ress has been achieved. Mr. Aaron T. Lind- ley came to us from Lafayette, Indiana, and has been doing an excellent iob. Mr. Lindley has proved himself capable of handling well the many problems which confront him. We are looking forward to his continued success. NORTH SIDE P-T.A. Always important to a school is a hard working Parent-Teacher As- sociation, ond North had iust that this year. Heading the group were, left to right, Mrs. C. G. Erb, treas- urer, Mr. Clifford Ott, second vice- president, Mrs. Fred Stellhorn, pres- ident, and Mrs. Howard Ackley, secretary. Mrs. William Willcutts, vice-president, was absent. 23 Dean VICTORIA GROSS Miss Victoria Gross the person who smoothes over our little problems. 'With a keen sense of humor and sympathetic understanding, she helps us see things in their true perspective, and aids us in making many important decisions. She counsels on everything from our freshman problem of finding our way around the Big Dome to the senior question of which college to attend. She keeps the files for every student who enters the doors of North, and can call most of them by name. Miss Gross also acts as chief nurse. A friend to all, her office is a center of activity for the entire school. r N if X A 'ig '

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Principal Milton H. Northrop 22 Mr. Northrop is the man who guides the voice. For twenty-six years he has watched the classes come and go, helped them with their troubles and praised them for work well done. Pop was always there to give us friendly advice, his Good morning, North Side! gave us the feeling of really belonging to the Redskins, and started the day off right. Mr. Northrop is a cornerstone of North Side, his ideas linked with the found- ing tathers and those who fill the halls today. During his last year, as all the others, he has guided us to our goals. lt is to Mr. Northrop, whose strength, sympathy, and understanding have helped so many, that we dedicate the 1953 Legend.

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H. NORMAN BALLINGER Adviser of Publications MARIAN BASH Social Science HELEN BEAN Home Economics MARTHA BEIERLEIN Home Economics RAYMOND BEIGHTS Music MARJORIE BELL Art, English JUDITH BOWEN Latin GRACE BRIDGES Business GENEVA BURWELL English, Latin Physical Education OLLA CHAMBERS ' Physical Education x TH CARROLL MARYANN CHAPMAN Business CHARLES L. CLARK Mathematics, Social Science CATHERINE CLEARY English CLYDE R. COPELAND Music