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

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At Parkview Hospital several Redskin girls may be found doing part time volunteer work. Here Sharon Houser, Iudy Nichols. and Barbara Benner diligently clean needles in Central Supply. Pictured around the table are Iunior, Alice Rudensky, and her family. They are celebrating The Day oi Atonement , or Yom Kippur. 1 , wif ls Page 8 We Worked A part of North Side's personality is its students. They obtain individual traits by doing various part time jobs. Each iob helps to bring out certain characteristics of the student, that may aid him in be- coming a more responsible citizen. Many students got jobs that were connected with their future vocation. Others worked only for money with which to buy all those extras. Afternoons that were free from classes were often spent by clerking in a store. Above Left: And there he saw them with the treasure . . Martha Miller reads to Sandy Heath. This part time iob of baby sitting is very popular because it is an easy way oi making pin money for all those extras. As in previous years many North Siders were members ot I. A. At the annual Trade Fair we .Ili T 4:

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All work and no play makes Suzie a dull girl , but Rosellen Messerschmidt, Daisy Gore, ludy Brown. Carol LaHurreau, Mary Hagerfield, and Marcia Grant are seeing that they won't be in such a position. The plight oi all new comers to North is the freshmen tests. Here we see part of the class It's lunchtime and at the milk machine we see busy at work trying to do their best during the Roy Strohl, Carolyn Kelsey, Marla Kern, and hours they must spend in the cafeteria. Sue High. ,. .. W A , ,' 7 -fi-gsiiis ' V 31.1 ' V -, Len!! , .t., i . e is i P' ,Jag Y' ,QQ Page ll5

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