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

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Row 1: B. Steward D. Lane, C. Roth, C. Loclzwcod, C. Flcdenbeclc, S. Vfehrie, B. Popp, S. Eorltenstein P. Vickers. Row 2: T. Shoart, D. Pontius, A. Poe, M. Schwanz, T. White, C. Winkler, D. Tryon, I. Shoati, D. Oser, D. Steffen. Row 3: Mr. H. Thomas, V. Scheele, K. Wall, D. VValters, T. Pence, D. Flmne, B. Vfalters, I. Stout, l. Palm, G. Tustison, P. McKinley. Row 4: S. Carpenter, l. Cooper, T. McMahon, D. Proctor, T. Mullins, D. Pence, P. Spies P. Rcss, S. Fawley. Phy-Chem Interests Scientific Minded Students Membership in Phy-Chem is open to junior and senior students in physics and chemistry classes. its purpose is to stimulate further in- terest in the sciences. Demonstrations and ex- periments are qiven at the meetings by club sponsors Mr. Harold Thomas and Mr. Sherman Pressler. Officers tor the tall semester were Denny Oser, president: Tom McMahan, vice president, Sue McNelley, secretaryy Steve Carpenter, treasurer: and D. G. Bojrab, social chairman. Officers tor the sprinq semester were D. G. Boirab, presidenty Dan Mclver, vice president: Iohn Cooper, secretaryy Iohn Shoah, treasurerg and Wayne Payne, social chairman. Row 1: C. McCollum, I. Comer, I. Fle-1scher,A. Brewer, D. Bauqhman, B. Harris, S. Craig, L. Meyer, S. McNeliey. Row 2: l.'l. Barqer, M. Jones, S. I-lenry, I. Iohrxson, D. Kienzle, E. Keller, G. Altekruse. Row 3: L. Leadbetter, i. Bouillett, R. l-fnapp-rhberaer, D. G.'Bojrab, I. Blackburn, D. Cunninaham, M. Cook, S. Liniqer, Mr. S. Pressier. Row 4: C. Morrell, R. Gate-r, S. Gresley, D. Eolcis, B. Mutch, P. Cantelon, M. Blombach, D. Murrell, I. Hickman, C. Gray.

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1- WVSPSSGF '7' if-P. 'W Officers left to right are: Carole McCollum, Secretaryg Skip Haberly, President, Sandy Cooper, Treasurer. Ierry Hick- man, Vice President, was absent. Young Waltons Study Nature's Mysteries Sponsored by Miss Vesta Thompson and Mr. hobbies, cultivate interests in nature, and col- Clirlord Ott, Nature Club enables its members lect materials for research. The following mem- to gain a better knowledge of the out-ot-doors bers were elected as officers for the year: Paul and wild lite, and to have tun doing it. Besides Haberly, president, Ierry Hickman, vice presi' hikes and trips in warmer weather, the club dent: Carole Mc Collum, secretary: and Sandra offers members a chance to develop interesting Cooper, treasurer. Row 1: I. Lamprecht, C. Carroccio, M. Haberly, S. Richards, B. Rodenbeck. Row 2: I. Bardsley, I. Howard, Pt. Cook, I.. Feichter, G. Brown, T. Bosserman. Row 3: Miss V, Thompson, W. Williamson, I. Wellman, L. Taylor, D. Wilkins, I. Warsaw, Mr. H. Lewton, Mr. C. Ott, Page 108 '

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Row 1: B. Pcrip C. Showalter, P. Burns, l. Cclarnan, S. Faulkner, S. l-lcdser, C. Eearner, I. Glock. S. 'VVanas. Row 2: S. Schamer- lch, M, lwl.sselnian, lvf Haines, H. Huchnxcxn, P. Vickers, S. ifellcgg, A. M:Creary, S. Mcltlelley, P. Smith, B. Benner, Row 3: Mr. Fzanzrnzn, N. Carxiimdge, lf. Ncteszine, l. Earclsley, G. Altelzruse, P. Butzier, M. Barger, L. Snell, lf, Pattengale. M. Rc-th, S. hc..l:, C. lviumy, ixfrs. ffhapnian. Programs Help Prospective Teachers Plan Future F.T.A. was organized to cultivate the tundaf mental qualities in teaching tor students inter- ested in educational work. The organization, under the direction ot Mrs. Mary Ann Chap- man, also tries to help undecided students pick their vocations by planning their programs with speakers, panel discussions, and visits to col- leges. Members also substitute as student teachers when the regular instructor is unable to attend his class. Officers elected tor the first semester were as follows: Nancy Cambridge, presidentg lane Glock, vice presidentg Harriet Ruchman, secretaryp and Roy Butzier, treasurer. Oiiicers for the second semester were: lane Glock, president: Sandy Schamerloh, vice presidentg Carol Blessing, secretaryg and Mar- go Musselman, treasurer. -i 1 '. u ' While Mr. Cleon Fleck seems to be taking life easy, Carol Blessing arnbitiously leads his class in a discussion. Many F.T.A. mem- , bers gain practical experience substituting for teachers. Page 110