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

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IJ y Halter W-,is one ot many to get an award ith Stole Relays. More Clnclers Scorcliecl at North Once more Coach Rolla Chambers has Come up with the best track team in this area. The Big Red Cinclermen have Won most of their meets. They have Won the North, South, Cen- tral Triangular meet, team championship of the NIC Trials, and regained the North Side Relays Crown by a marain ot about twenty points. limit coa-'hes Don lfieinp, Bob Zimmerman, Bob C wan and Rolla Chambers tall: over plans for a 1 r track meet.

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North Sides Girls Cheerrng Block helped our team through a tough y th f Cheering Block Contributes Splrlt The cheering block, consisting of Red- slcin lasses, was formed for the third year. For this year the block decided to Wear red Weskits, White gloves, and red head loands and feathers. The en- thusiasm for the block was so great that many girls were Waiting to sign up hours before school opened the day it was organized. This well organized enthusiastic block helped our team through many tough situations. An- other major function of the cheering block was to help channel the student cheering and spirit along the right path. Page lO9 er sk

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fn ac Ouas proved a better man than Scutli Sider, Davf Redding, at the triangular meet. Flon Trowbridge, considered by most the best hurdler in the state, set many records. When he sailed over the high sticks in 14.7 seconds he became the fastest hurdler that Fort Wayne ever produced. Having Trowbridge backed by Bill Qrtlieb, a tremendous hurdler in his own right, gave North a tremendous one-two punch. North's distance men always helped the cause. lack Quas and Ed Evans in the mile along with Frank Geist and Harvey Baker in the half mile were always leading the pack for the .gi A RT is 1 A. ' V Wx ms. - .'.!u-of , - -f-iff' QD Ak- . Frank G-eLs' easily tal-:fs 'l.e 990 yard rin at the 'rxanui lir YIXGE' Chambermen. Fton Bowman, veteran in 440 yard dash, backed these distance men effec- tively. For the shorter distances Ron Slater and Pete Lundell took over, winning most of the dashes. The runners could always depend on the field men Tom Seifert, shot put, Dick Ester- line, high jump, Dewey Senger and Don Stager, pole vault, Bob Richards and Don Stager, broad jump. All tracksters combined their efforts for another tremendous season. First row: Richards, Trowbridge, Face, Senger, Baker, Esterlme, Hfsler, Si-Ter, Willett, Erin-:in,in, Z'l-i'1,i3.'rZ, S'1f-ltfld rcw. Witziigreuter, Lundell, Ortlieb, Ouas, Evans, Hattery, Readei, Martin, Geist, Stager, Eell, Nutrge. Third fgwz Seifert, Eolds, E. Pence, Heller, Culven, Lang, Tustiscn, Pontius, lfciher, Glcflz, T. Pen:-3. Fourth rcw: Dicat, Silger, Fair, Payne Poorman, Fidler, Ecrtcn, Servers, Zumtgaugh, Collins, Leeth. Fifth rcw: Arney, Sihiclie-'t Waters, Fzige, Vfinkler, Tcrdcn, Pereguy, Anglin, licnow, Gcrdcn, Ewing. Sixth row: Collar, Belden, Bardselx, Syxgf-, l.iridenl,iexg, Bentley. t 65' 1. ' T ' ' H