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

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eww Cheerleaders Deserve Praise for Leadership This year North's cheerleaders are to be commended not only for their guidance during the basketball and football seasons, but also tor their wonderful leadership throughout the tournaments. Working with the cheering block through their adviser, Miss Mary Dilgard, the yell directors have strived diligently to strengthen the Bedskin rooting section. Chosen by a group oi the judges composed ot faculty members and students, the varsity cheerleaders were Patty lo Scott, Norma Ship- ley, Cynthia Clark, Marilyn Hartman, and Sandra Underhill. Norma Born, a member ot the original quintet, withdrew from the team upon graduation in lanuary. Leading the yells during the preliminary basketball games were Carole Pontius, Mona Zirkle, Paula Kreigh, Barbara Arnold, and Paul Brown. 'We've got a team , yell the varsity cheerleaders itop leftl, while the reserves lead Wampum, Swamp 'em. Burn 'em at the stake Cleftl. Below: The varsity in white skirts and the reserves in red skirts are: First row: Cynthia Clark, Barbara Arnold, Norma Shipley, Mona Zirkle. Second row: Sandy Underhill, Carole Pontius, Patty Io Scott, Paula Kreigh. Absent were Marilyn Hartman and Paul Brown. 'fn

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-Q - :47I'..9 W'ati:hinq Sharon Sraldall and Iohn Keeley Carve liaures out of lnriclcs are -deft' fx K Q lanet Baker and Arlene Hagerman. K We 'Y Here We Attend Classes PN...-Q -. g i xi - ,eff fx i w-2.2 r Y' sf X- ' 4 Observing the reactions of Billy, lane, and Ann Borali are members of the family relations Class, loan White, Wesley Adams, Shirley Hollinger, Kent Props, their mother, Mrs. William Borah, Sandra Haneline, and Carol Clauss. '+ ' Y Practicing parliamentary procedure in a Civics Class are Suzanne Vfolt, Sharon Tew, lohn Martin, I. Welty, ludi Holmes, Ken lllfiesenkura, Don Teprn, lady Klaaes, Bill Townsend, and Bill Lee. 53 mfs

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'TY' .M..t 0 Cheering block members prepare for the formation of the letters, N-O-R-T-H S-l-D-E, which adds color and spirit to the basketlnall games. Cheering Block Adds Color, Pep at Games Again this year the girls cheering block pertormed at the Redslcin games. Wearing red gloves and bows, white blouses and dark skirts, the one hundred eight girls cheered to support the team. Under the very eiiicient supervision ot Miss Mary lane Martin and the two student advisers, Nancy Leininger and Rita Koch, the cheering block learned many new yells. Some ot the songs written into yells were Hearts ot Stone, Paul Revere's Ride, Music, Music, Music and Ten Big indians. For the Christmas season the girls donned bells and Santa Claus hats and sang We Wish You a Merry Christmas. During sec- tional time, they wore white headbands and red feathers in addition to their uniforms. Ardent Redskin fans in the -'lic-erinq lvlocl: are pleased with the progress of the game. 107