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

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They Make Our School Life North Side wel our faculty this year. Mr. Hinga is a former Redskin, graduating in 1942. He is an excel- lent b k ' ' as etball coach and has definitely shown us his ability in this past year. His development of team work h b ' ' many victories. A friendly atmosphere and I comes a new member to as een a big asset in our we come greets our new superintendent, Mr. Lindley, as he attends the first faculty tea held in his honor. We didn't know our teachers could have so mu h f ' ' c un, especially at the beginning of an- other year. Mrs. Lillian Graham, a dependable helper to every Redskin, busies her- self with unending tasks of being sec- retary to our Big Chief. She answers questions, assists in conflicting pro- grams, and solves numerous other stu- dent problems. Another tedious task is that of answering the inquiries of a great number of telephone calls each day. 28 SQ

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J. ROBERT SINKS Social Science RUTHFORD SMUTS lndustrial Arts MARGARET SPIEGEL Health, Physical Educat SARA STIRLING English JULIA STORR English HAROLD THOMAS Chemistry, Mathematics TOURIST THOMPSON Mechanical Drafting VESTA THOMPSON Biology, Botany ROBERT TRASTER Driver's Training, Physic tion, Vocations MARY WALLER Secretary NOEL WHITTERN Physical Geography HARRY YOUNG Social Science ion al Educa

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More Pleasant Miss Helen Bean, our able cafeteria head, performs many duties each day that are unknown to Redskins. Her iob is the most important one of planning endless menus for students at the Big Dome. Along with this planning goes the ordering and buying of foods, and general supervision of the cafeteria. She also teaches Home Economics and Family Relations classes. The capable members of Miss Bean's staff should not go un- mentioned. Their co-operation proves to be very helpful in the daily routine at North Side. Appreciated but often overlooked are the ianitors. These loyal friends have the continuous task of seeing to it that our school's appearance is presentable. They frequently put in extra hours to make repairs that could have been avoided if more school respect had kept someone from defacing walls. Their assistance is invaluable around the Dome. Top-Miss Helen Bean makes one of her many daily phone calls. Her duties consist of ordering choice foods for the cafeteria menus, keeping order during lunch hours, and buying supplies or new properties for the cafeteria. Center-Fred Menzie, John Peterink, and Herbert Weitzman are shown doing only one of numerous routine tasks. As ianitors at North Side, their main obiec- tive is cleanliness inside the Big Dome and care of the surrounding grounds. Bottom-Standing from left to right are Gladys McCullock, Perte Dumbould, and Bessie Shlosser. Sitting we see Mrs. Rowan, Dorothy Hammons, Freida Witte, and Cleo Dennis. As members of the kitchen staff, they make preparations for the coming noon rush. 29