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

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Left: These students are bringing Christmas qiits, which were collected in their home rooms for the needy families, into the qym. This was the second successful year for this project. Right: Stu McMahon, Club president, is desperately trying to convince these airls to buy a North Side notebook. Sellina these notebooks was a mcney-raisinzj project oi Student Council this year. Student-Faculty Harmony How 1: S. Beery, M. Zaqer, S. Harte-r, L. Feichter, M. Miller, I. Hippensteele, N. Starlzel, ll. Weeks, li.l. ll?-in. Row 2: F, Pcerman, D. Lechleitner, D. Bash, I. Bentz, D. Graet, I. White, H. Dimke, M. Ormiston, B. Vannata, I. Hallenliiii-Cir, ll. Lee. Row 3: S. Roberts, M. Staver, S. Eqqly, E. Schaper, C. Fraze, S. Cooper, D. Bair, S. Householder, li. Bolzay. Row 4: T. Laiii, S. Tanner, ll. Mitchell, R. Parke, I. Long, B. Benninqhoff, D. Walley. 'bs Page 103

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. 1 , rf. it x Ama. Seated left to right: Sue Bligh, Secretary, Stuart McMahan, President: Sue Lehman, Treasurer. Standing: Skip Haberly, Vice President. Student Council was organized for the pur- pose of creating better relationships and under- standing between the student body and school administration. Members, elected from clubs and home rooms, aid in school government and plan many school events. The most popular project of the council is the annual Get- Acquainted Day in the fall. At Christmas time, Student Council again undertook the crusade to aid needy families. On lunior High Evening in the Spring, prospective North Siders were taken on a tour of the school by council mem- bers. Each year the council also conducts a drive to raise money used for the support of two war orphans. A new project, undertaken to supplement council funds, was selling North Side notebooks with attractive red and white covers. The following were elected officers for the year: Stu McMahan, president: Paul Haber- ly, vice presidentg Sue Bligh, secretary: Sue Lehman, treasurer: lim Link, parliamentariang and Steve Gresley, sergeant-at-arms. Principal Robertson served as advisor. Council Strives for Row 1: S. l-louk, B. Moriarty, R. Kittinger, P. Vickers, D. Lapp, B. Grifiith, R. Whipple, M. Wible, S. Boxley, D. Anqlin, D. Cun- ningham. Row 2: P. Schuman, R. Butzier, N. Byrt, T. Tate, I. Hickman, B. O'Br1en, H. Schollett, L. Levin, S. MCMahan. Bow 3: L. Fair, D. l-larry, A. Poe, B, Walters, I. lohnson, l. Cooper, M. Haller, I. Stout, D. Oser, M. Cook, B. Clark. Row 4: D. G. Bojrab, C. Clauss, C. Winkler, B. Barker, M. Grove, G, Hatfield, M. Roth. Row 5: T. Duxbury, O. l-lolzworth, M. Schaub, M. Seibert, K. Knispel, I. Loudermilk, S. Bowman, I. Doughty, C. Andrews, Mr. O. Dale Robertson, Principal. Page 102

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Row 1: A. Rudensky, B. Briggs, I. Moris, S. Lehman, H. Ruchman, S. Borkenstein, B. Moriarty, S. Liniger, L. Rosenbaum, D. Hin- shaw, I. Coleman, S. Boxley, I. Doughty, E. Schoen. Row 2: L. Keller, R. Kittinger, D. Culbertson, D. Hill, B. Carey, S. Houser, L. Meyer, S. McNelley, M. Cook, I. Rice, S. Kellogg, S. Henry, S. Shideler, I, Sherbondy. Row 3: D. Durr, C. Blitz, S. Reasoner, B. Popp, P. Hosler, P. Retchless, S. Fawley, T. Pence, M. Cook, M. Musselman, P. Ross, A. McCreary, B. Beck, S. Harwood, M. Schaub, K. Pattengale, N. Lenz, D. Lane. Row 4: W. Williamson, D. Bash, P. Wehrenberg, D. Graet, I. Richhart, P. Cantelon, I. Stout, D. Pence, A. Poe, F. Redding. Row 5: T, Hayhurst, S. Henry, T. Popp, I. Bouillet, I. Cooper, D. Rinne, D. Oser, D. Cun- ningham, R. Gehring, D. Murrell. Members Study Hoosiers, Science ln Helicon Second semester ofticers Were, left to right: Iohn Stout, Presidentg Paulann Hosler, Secretaryg Maurice Cook, Treas- urer: Steve Carpenter, Vice President. Advisors were Miss Mildred Huffman and Miss Mabel Greenwalt. Page 104 Some years ago Helicon was organized to study the literary achievements ot authors, poets, and essayists. Each semester a theme is picked which acts as a basis tor the literature that is then studied. This year's themes were Hoosier Authors and Science Fiction. Activities for this year included a Christmas program for the Allen County Infirmary, the Spring Tea, and the Senior Farewell. First semester officers were Iudy Maris, presidentg Roy Butzier, vice presi- dentp Letty Bryce, secretaryp and Iohn Stout, treasurer. Lynn Rosenbaum, Maury Cook, Marcia Wible and Sue Borkenstein served as social, program, membership, and publicity chairmen, respectively. Others were Dixie Durr, service recorderg and Dortha Hill and Paulann Hosler, critics. Second semester ot- ticers were Marcia Wible, Dortha Hill, Roy Butzier, and Dixie Durr serving as social, mem- bership, program, and publicity chairmen, respectively. Others were Bev Beck, service re- corder: and Tom Pence and Linda Keller, critics.