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

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Q it Shooting during rifle practice are Terry Stabler, lim Iackson, Boland Adams, and Phil McKinley. Watching are Tom Thomas, Steve Pulver, Bob Musselman, Nick Spillson, Tom Ball, Dennis Tryon, Iohn Stout, Roger Symrns, Ed Keller, Milton Bentley, Steve Gresley, and Steve Carpenter. First row: lim Parmn, Dick Gorrell, Mark Bonham, Dave Myers. Dave Behrens, lerry Smith. Second row: Stewart McMahan, Ed Keller, Boland Adams. Third row: Tom Thomas, Ion Studler, Fritz Bfctel, Larry Fruit Dean Traster. Fourth row: Rich Kensill, lim Meyers, latin Duxbury, lesse Coil. Fifth row: Lowell Elliot, Phil Mcliinley, Phil Bay. Sixth row: Tom Ball, Bill Greplce, lim Arney. Seventh row: Mark lordon, Ierry Hickman, Dennis Tryon, Nirl: Sgiillson. Eighth row: Bob Musselman, Steve Gresley, Dave Stciit, lim la-:l-zson. Ninth row: Steve Carpenter, Larry Widditield. Tenth row: Terry Statitler, Steve Pulver, Roger Symms. l Boys Rifle Club Members Practice Sportsman's Code Sounds of the Boys' Rifle Club target shoot- ing could be heard every Tuesday and XVednesday evening from the rifle range be' neath the Dome. With Mr. l-lyrle lvy as their adviser, the members were taught the correct procedure for holding, firing, and caring for a gun. The club is an affiliate of the National Bitte Association. Rifle Club encourages the members to strive for accuracy, with awards or degrees given to all who meet certain standards. This year two members, Dan Pontoni and Iesse Coil, qualified for the highest award. With this award goes the honor of having their names appear in the Congressional Digest. All members learn and practice the Sports- man's Code, i.e., The promotion of safe hand- ling of guns to increase the safety of others. The officers serve for the entire year. lesse Coil served as president, Bob Arney was vice- president. Dave Stout and Larry Reichter served as secretary and treasurer respectively.

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Right: Members ot the Freshman Cross 7' WH- g Country team are Ron Leakey, lirn Parnin, fda, Albert Householder, Tom Vtfaters, Ron Wilson, -fi Dave Witzigrueter, and Tom Martin. Bottom left: Iesse Lang and Chris Iensen tight for a rebound. ix 'I t Q i , - tfmszff i ff I Bottom center: Lightweight champions, Glen Q Timmis, Bill Wade, Tom Smith. Dale Zirkle, Bob Stellhorn, Larry Heine, Eddie Collins. Bottom right: Heavyweight champions, Emil Deister, Phil Hosler, Dewey Senger, Pete Paulison, Phil Sheets, Lynn Harp, Larry Hall. R. A. C.'s, Royals Intramural Champs This year, under the guidance ot Bob Cowan, intramural basketball has offered boys keen intra-school competition. Twenty-eight teams, divided into heavy and lightweight leagues, participated in the program. The R.A.C.'s led their heavyweight division with a 5-U seasonal record, but they were edged in the tournament ll-10 by the eventual cham- pions, a stubborn Polluted Five team. The Royals emerged as champions ot the fifteen- team lightweight league. High scorers were heavyweight Bill Spice, with a tive-game total ot torty-two points, and lightweight Larry Heine, who collected seventy-nine points in seven games. 113

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Looking at a bull's-eye just scored are, standing, Shar Jn Siddall, Ruth Dunton, and Helen Ekenrhoad. Seated are Carol Baker, Marilyn Hartman, Mr. Hyrle Ivy, sponsor, Diane Brown, and Carol Causland. Girls Begin Activities For Second Rifle Club Forty girls are members of the North Side chapter of the Iunior Division of the National Rifle Association. In previous years, this club has been open to boys, but this was the first year that it was open to girls. Mr. Hyrle Ivy, the sponsor of both clubs, leads the club meet- ings every Monday and Thursday. A Pro-Marksman pin is awarded to each girl when she makes twenty out of fifty tries at the bull's-eye. After this, she may earn a Marksrnan award by hitting twenty-five out of fifty. The next stage is the Marksman First- Class, and finally is the Sharp-shooter award, made by scoring thirty-five out of fifty bull's-eye tries. Girls who have been awarded these pins are: Carol Humphrey, Sharon Siddall, and Sandra Menke. Bars are awarded for each ad- ditional achievement in the sharpshooting class. Three girls have been awarded their second bar. They are: Barbara Iohnson, Donna Biggs, and Avis Herron. Members of Girls' Rifle Club are: First row: Marilyn Hartman, Ruth Dunton, Carol Causland, and Kay Steller. Second row: Marcia Baugher, Gloria Hollrnan, Diane Brown. Third row: Carol Baker, Marie Ballinger, Sandra Clements. Fourth row: Avis Hearn, Barbara Iohnson, Helen Ekenrhoad, Fifth row: Sandra Menke, Ianice Tipsord, Sharon Siddall. il