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

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Redslcin Racqueleers Shine On Court Again Under 'rhe able direcrion ol Coach Arlhur Rhoads, lhe lennis leam compleled one ol ils mosl successful seasons. The racqueleers lied Michigan Cily lor lourlh place in lhe conference by poslinq a 4-4 record. Harvey Himmelslein, Karllon Holle, and John Williams, lasl years velerans, received lellers. as did Alan Rosenbaum and Ed Slone. Holle was elecled caplain ol lhe squad. The oulloolc lor nexl year is brighl as The nellers will have Himmelslein, Williams, Rosenf baum, and Slone baclc, as well as prospecls Harry Garner, Ed Warsaw, and .lon lvlicu. 1953 TENNIS SEASON RECORD Norlh lvlishawalca Norlh Adams Norlh La Porle Norlh Soulh Bend Cenlral Norlh Riley Norlh Goshen Norlh Ellcharl Norlh Michigan Cily lop-Coach Arthur Rhoads gives .lc Karrcn Hole, and Harvey I-lirrwnelzlein ,3 O7 trzcef f'e+ c av, Cenler-Leading The racqueleers lo an lu season are, 'lronl row Ed Stone and batlz rf: ,-.' Karllon Hole, Harvey Hifnr-n Poiercaum and John Wi' iarfs, Bol'cmiAf+er winning a hard-lciuqlv mafghl Eg Sine and Aan Rosenbaum conqralulfye 5 game Sciurh Bard Ri ey Dcub es learns IO3

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+3- , Ti ee, 5,- s,. , 1 4 7 vw. sz' VT! Mag, Work Key To Success NorTh's power This year was The resulT oT Team- work and Tine coaching: Coach Chambers has as assisTanTs, Don Kemp, Jim l-linga, and Bob Cowan. The maTerial wiTh which These coaches worked in- cluded Jack Vore, Doug BoscheT, Phil l-losler, Bob Powell, Ron SlaTer, and Jim WrighT in The dashes: while Jim Long, Ron Trowbridge, Jack lvlossburg, and Bill OrTleib ran The hurdles. Relay sTrengTh lay in Jack Vore, Jim WrighT, Ron Trowbridge, and Jim Long in The 880: while Bob Powell, Jack lvlossburg, PeTe Lundell, and Len Snyf der composed The mile relay Team. George Taylor and Charles Snyder alTernaTed in The mile relay. The mile run was handled by Charles Snyder, Jim Harford, Wayne Bauer, Gene Evans, and l-larvey Baker: and The half-mile run by Dave BandT and Bob Bolman. The 440 has TeaTured Len Snyder, George Taylor, and Jack Mossburg: while broad jumping chores were handled by Taylor, Phil l-losler, and Ellis Shirley. lNlorTh also boasTed Two record breaking Treshman relay Teams, The halT-mile composed oT Ed Reader, Bob Richard, Ken SlaTTery, and PeTe Lundelly and The mile relay composed oT Lundell, Jack Quas, Bill OrTleib, and Don STager. i Top-NorTh Side-'s BSO relay Team added many poinTs To The Redskin cause This season. Members were Ed Reader, Jack Vore, Jim Long, and Ron Trowbridge. CenTer leTT-Coach Jim l-linga gives Larry STolTe a Tew poinTers, while Dick Snyder looks on. CenTer righT-George Taylor Takes To The air in a broad jump as Coach Bob Cowan lreeps Tab. BaTTom-AnoTher sTrong oulTiT in Track circles in This area was Norfhls mile relay Team. IT was made up of Jack Mossburg, Bob Powell, Len Snyder, and PeTe Luridell. Below-Proc-T ThaT Things look briqhT on The cinders in The TuTure was The fine Trosh mile relay Team coached by Don Kemp. Members were, kneeling, Bill OrTleib and Jack Quasg and, sTanding, Don STager and PeTe Lundell. WA YN

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School Spirit And Team Backing Reached A New High This Year We're Trom NorTh Sideg couIdn'T be prouder. IT you can'T hear us, we'II yell a IiTTIe louder. In This and oTher yells, Redskins gave venT To Their unguenchable Tire and enThusiasrn ThroughouT The basIceTbaII season. The IoyaITy, spiriT, and good sporTsmanship shown by The sTudenT body as a whole was ouTsTanding. IT gave NorTh Side The honor oT winning The CiTy SporTsmanship Trophy Tor The TirsT Time since iTs incepTion. This year, NorTh Side boys and girls Tormed organized cheering bloclcs. The girls' block was The TirsT To become a reaIiTy. A ToTaI oT II2 girls signed up aT The beginning oT The season and meT shorTIy aTTerwards To decide on Their ouTTiTs-whiTe I-Iendan blouses, red Ties and gloves, whiTe head bands and red TeaThers Tor TournamenT games, and dark sIcirTs. Their adviser, Mr. Rhoads, and The cheerleaders received much co-operaTion from The group, and soon The girls were able To begin The diTTicuIT Taslc oT Torming IeTTers. Whenever They perTormed They were a Tremendous success. NoT To be ouTdone, The boys decided To Torm Their own block. Jim I-Iollman and Jim McGarry, The insTigaTors oT The group, goT TogeTher IOO boys, who chose To wear whiTe shirTs, and darlc Trousers, Terry Coclcrell, PeTe Paulison, and oThers prepared clever sIciTs which were presenTed beTore games and during The haIT-Time. Several snappy yells originaTecI in The boys' bloclc and were used TreguenTIy ThroughouT The Tourney. The bloclcs won much praise Trorn oTher Indiana high schools and many oT Their ideas were copied by The ciTy high schools. WiThouT The help and co-operaTion received Trom The enTire TacuITy and sTudenT body, The success oT boTh blocks would have been an impossibiIiTy. fibrin X W' I u EXIT qw., .