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

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FirsT row-C. Curdes, M. Hall, A. KiTTenger. S. Hollinger, D. Haclrer, E. Keeney, L, Brown, Raymond BeighTs, direcTcrrg L. Are nold, S. NulT, M. L. JohnsTon, D. Kocher, P. Powell, E. Dawson, and D. SchlaTTer. Second row-M. McComb, M. J. BoolrouT, S. Hardielc, J. Mueller, S. Link, B. Weaver, J. Moore, M. A. Harrison, M. J. MarTin, C. WyaTT, M. Schuellre, N. Traub, L. Luhman, C. Young, C. Sr'niTh, and L. Hausman. Third row1A. BouilleT, J. Winkler, A. ForTner, D. Linlr, W. ShooT, P. Bond, T. McComb, B. Lee, J. Pierce, J. Micu, R. Bandor. D. Fardal, P. Hosler, 6. Morrell and S. Tew. FourTh row-R. BoeTTcher, R. Trowbridge, N. l-lesserT, M. Popp, M. BoolnciuT, L. Wible, T. Adams, M. Anglin, J. Miller, R. Scherer, H. Massey, D. Bleelce, B. Delp, B. WrllcuTTs, and F. KurT.. H8 A Cappella Choir Inspiring spiriTuals, gay melodies, and eThereal hymns Tormed The nucleus of The programs pre- senTed by lNlorTh Side's A Cappella Choir This year. Ably direcTed by Mr. Raymond BeighTs, A Cappella oTTered many enTerTaining and varied musical selecTions. During The ChrisTmas season, A Cappella sang many a carol Trom The Top oT The Lincoln Tower To The ciTizens oT l:orT Wayne. PerTormances Tor civic organizaTions and sTudenT TuncTions comprised a sizable porTion oT The choir's year. ln The spring, The choir Took iTs annual Trip To several Indiana high schools, which proved To be one oT The highlighTs oT The year. The Seven LasT Words OT ChrisT was The EasTer CanTaTa. Two special groups wiThin The choir, The Boys' Triple Trio and The Girls' Ensemble, won many sTaTe and local honors during The pasT year. LeTl+SeaTed are Mr. Ray BeighTs and Sharon Tew. GaTh- c-red around The piano are Barrie Delp, Jim Pierce, Dave Bleelce, Larry Wible, Ann BouilleT, Marilyn McComb, and Carol Smilh.

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But It's Not All Work In 1954 The club had approximalely Twenry- live members. Oiclicers for lhe enrire year were Jim While, presidenlq Carl lvlesserschmidl, vice- prosidenr, Lois Brown, secrerary for rhe firsl semese Ter: Edna Keeney, secrerary for rhe second semesf rerq Jim Campbell, poinr recorder: Marlene Reariclc, pep session chairmanq and Sandra Miles, Srude-nr Council represenrafive. Club members who have earned af leasl lOO poinls are Phyllis Williams, Belly Woods, Terry Sims, Judy Smarr, Marlene Reariclc, Carroll Schmill, and Edna Keeney. Qlhers are l-lelen Alcins, Carole Flynn, Ken Conner, and Janice Shalruclc. One poinl is recorded for each one-'hall hourls work belore games or on proiecls, or for working one quarler oi a varsily game. Boosler members qerlirig ready lor The hall lime rush are Terry Sims, Carrol Schmilrl, Carl Messerschrnidr, and l-'en Corner. Yforlliriq ar The Central game are Carl Messerschmidl J w Campbell, Helen Alcins, Edna lffeeney, Lois Br-gwn and Carole Flynn. Enioying relreshmenls eller a Boosler Club rneerinq are Judy Sfnarr, Carroll Schmill, Janice Sharluclr, Terry Sim: Sandra Miles, Ken Conner, May lmler, Mr. Noe' Whirrern Lois Brown, Jim Campbell, Jim While, Joyce Emriclr, Carl Messerschmidr, and Diclr Srnirh. ....... ... -- - 2f,.......,,.., Y'-3 . r ' ,B . k,..2. I x , HX ir,-TS QQ QV' Q. 'Single F' BM' Sf rx wg run fs ,. .1 r5'K'l! X if 'lf

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North Orchestra Under The capable direcTion oT Mr. C. William l-laTT, The NorTh Side orchesTra has helped The sTudenTs oT The Big Dome To develop a beTTer ap- preciaTion oT good music. This year The orchesTra played Tor such evenTs as The senior play, The Fall and Spring concerTs, and The commencemenT exercises. ln addiTion To These perTormances, NorTh Side's orchesTra played Tor ForesT Parlc and Franklin Grade Schools. OrchesTra has a diTTerenT meaning Tor each oT iTs members. To some iT means The acquiring oT in- sTrumenTal slcills, while Tor oThers iT is a Torm oT wg, , Accve-Tne vicrin seijion in rehearfal . . . Richard Huh, self expression. WhaTever The reason may be, many ,da 9,565 Lynn Ham' pam, raw ,35yj,.?,d,N sTudenTs aT NorTh Side, Through exercising Their GW-si MVWSV and U'2'f'f1e 33993- love oT music, have gained an inward peace and appreciaTion oT The more beauTiTul Things ThaT will always be a culTural inTluence. For Them, The Norrh Side orchesTra has meanT a greaT deal. FirsT row-B. Weaver, V. Wedler. L. GraeT, P. DeVooqdT, K. Ccrwn-ir C. Sl-id er, and M. SrniTh. Second row-C. BoTh, R. HUTT, P. Lane, D. Biggs, D. SchlaTler, L. Hoeniclx, S. Bernard. S, Behrens, S. FleTTer, E. Brown, and S. Pulver. Third row-A. Lynch, L. l-larp, D. Meyers, C. Bornirager, B, Kroeger. J. Biddhacomb. B. PlaTT, S. Rr:rTh, J. Fisher, J. Meyer, S. Todd, G. VanKirlr, G. Smiih, K. Holle, F. Rhodes, W. Booker, D. Arney, l.. Arnold, B. DeLisle, C. Leedy, and L. Wible. Fourih row-C. William l-laTT, J. BecksTine, and J. RoberTs. T19 A