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

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To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community, is the Hi-Y pledge. The club is a high school branch ot the Young Men's Christian Association, and is affiliated with the state and national Hi-Y. The club participates in an annual city wide drive to collect money to con- tribute to the World Service Drive. The club also carries on other drives to raise money for Hi-Y projects. The oiiicers serving HifY for the year were Dan Cunningham, presi- dent: Tom Pence, vice presidentg Dan Fullcerson, secretary: Dick Pence, treasurer, Bill Trulockg chapliny and Dave Myers, ser- geant-at-arms. The club sponsor is Mr. lohn Malott. Officers, seated le-it to right, are Dan Fulkerson, Dan Cunningham, and Tom Pence. Standing are Dick Pence, Bill Trulock, and Dave Myers. Hi-Y Maintains High Standards, Ideals Row 1: D. Stephan, T. Xlfhife, E. Trulcck, S. Schoepke, D. Cnr nmgham, D. Full:-erscn T. Penta ivlr. l a Row T r ad I. iohnson, D. Bower, I. Roberts, E. Emi, ifl. Eloomliauoh, A. Pce, P. Erwin, Row 3: D. Pence, l. Fatii r rn Gs r McMahon, D. Myers, l. Shoaii.

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Row 1: K. Racine, S. Robnalte, I, Stevens, C. Stevens, S. Richards, D. Reqedanz, D. Schrock. Row 2: L. Schamerloh, M. Reiter, B. Selzer, I. Smith, D. Sommers, I. Rice, A. Sosenheimer, N. Rinehart, I. Terry. Row 3: N. Starkel, S. Tarnow, B. Soucie, M. Wilson, l. Ricketts, D. Scheele, D. Salisloury, Miss L. Foster. Row 4: N. Shriver, B. Sampson, D. Van Lmcgen, M. Teatmeyer, M. Seibert, C. Tahacoff, D. Smith, I. Shown. Polar-Y Grows In Mind, Body, Spirit Affiliated with the Y.W.C.A., Polar-Y strives to maintain a Christian atmosphere at North Side. This club is open to any qirl who wishes to join and it provides many activities for the members. The yearly proqram of activities in- cludes Y-Teen conferences, an after-game dance, the Mother-Daughter Senior farewell, the annual banquet and the Faculty Tea. Officers for the first semester were Stephana Houk, presidentg Mary Huth, vice presidentg and Kay Reqedanz, secretary-treasurer. Second semester officers were Mary Huth, Nancy Starkel, and Iudy Rice, respectively. Advisors were the Misses Lorraine Foster and Marjorie Bell. Row 1: I. Earl, S. Hanna, S. Householder, L. Gaston, I. Bredemeyer, D. Brandt. Row 2: S. Iones, C. I-Iazelett, V. Gehron, C. Carroccio, D. Erhardt, P. Burns, S. Edqerley. Row 3: I. Iunk, D. Butler, S. Hatfield, M. I-faberly, S. Blouqh, M. Fisher, I. Beck, C. Fraze. Row 4: S. F-eller, C. Iohnston, K. Findly, P. Friend, S. Battershell, C. Blessing, K. Garrett, K. Foy, G. Hatch. Row 5: M. Iesse, I. Eninqer, C. Cameron, R. Crum, I. Glock, K. Foellinaer, M. Bullard, I. Benecke, I. Gordon, S. Cooper. FB-IX' xp liiglisizlrl

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Row 1: L. Feichter, P. Pence, L. Milett, L. Gaston, I. Luce, D. Cornelius. Row 2: S. Clippinger, M. Beberstein, S. Bichards, M. l-laberly, L. Lutton, M. Mannan, K. Garrett. Row 3: Mr. S. Lee, T. Kruger, D. Graet, I. Bentz, l, Ellenwood, W. Williamson, B, Buesching, P, Wehrenberg, I. Wellman, T. Stoeckly, T. l-layhurst. Encouraging freshman and sophomores who are interested in speech to participate in the many areas of speech work is the purpose ot I.F.L. Sponsored by Mr. Lee, members are urged to take part in debate, extemporaneous speaking, humorous and dramatic declama- tions, and poetry reading. When these meme bers have earned twenty points by entering speech contests, they will be admitted to the National Forensic League, a national high school honorary society for public speakers and debators. N.F.L. at North Side is under the direction of Mr. Albert Coil. J.F.L., N.F.L. Offer Speech Opportunities Row 1: Dianne Stevens, Linda Olznger, Deanna I-lockerneyer, Sarah Shideler, Cindy Blitz, Letty Bryce, Beverly Beck, Sue Lehman. Row 2: lchn Shooft, Iohn Stout, Dave Rinne, Skip Haberly, Phil Cantelon, Lincoln Schroclc.