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

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rx , Q 4 QQ Row 1: M. Cook, P. Bfittlnger, B. Millette, C. Smith, B. Allen, l. Comer. l. Warsaw, L. Meyer. Row 2: l. Hoffman, S. Harwood, C. Davis, S. Each. S. Mayhew, l. She-riitondy, D. Anglin, D. Graet, M. M.ller, D, Behrens, S. Baker, M. Cook, K. Ruby, K. Seibert, T. Bosserman, L. Snyder. Row 3: Fx. Cwuingrich, D. Lane, P, Farl-zer, E. Hoop, E. Meyer, W. Sidiner, T. Hayhurst, S, Henry, K. Parl-:iz-r, T. lfnuiqp, l, Eniger, P, Barnum, B. Carey, l. Stedden D. Clark, L. Snell. Row 4: D. Rasley, A. Hastings, C. Keller, H. Halma, H. Gater, C. Seglgert, E. Lcdge. Standing: Mr. C. Vf. Hatt, S. laiauay, L. Biddlecome, E. Benninghoff, l. Rhodes, B. Cunninlhanx, l. Link. Growing Orchestra Blends In Fine Music This year the membership of the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. C. W. Hatt, increased to more than fifty members. With almost twice as many members, their performances were twice as outstanding. They displayed their ability while performing in concerts, the Senior Play and Varsity Varieties. Each year many of the members complete in the Solo and En- semble Contest, bringing home many top hon- ors for their accomplishments. Both our orch- estra and band have reached a new peak in size and musicianship. Officers elected for the year were Rhea Kittinqer, presidentg Maury Cook, vice president, and Bill Cunningham, secretary. Left: Mr. Hatt is sit-inmly dr-eczzng these serif:-us music students who are preparing for a concert. Right: Officers Maury Coolz, Rhea llrziinger, and Bill Cunningham are taking time out to discuss a musical selection. l il

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Row 1: S. Fischer, K, Kmspel, E. Rousseau, M, Serbert. Row 2: S. Rowe, G. Brubaker, P. Dove, I. Arens, D. Marshall, Mr. N. Whittern. Row 3: B. Loos, B. Phillips, M. Tegtrneyer, K, Keller. S. Flynn, A. McCreary. Boosters Feed Hungry Fans Booster Club was organized in 1927 for the purpose ot increasing school spirit and uphold- ing and advancing the ideals of North Side. The ambitious Boosters' main occupation is selling refreshments to the hungry fans that flock to the concession stand at our games. At tournament time they take on the added job ot selling badges and shakers. As a reward tor their well-spent time and energy, Dick Marshall, Bill Phillips, and Larry Stebing received pins, while Sharon Flynn and Phyliss Gordon re- ceived guards. Assisting Mr. Noel Whittern, ad- visor, were otiicers Dick Marshall, presidentg Gary Brubaker, vice president, Sharon Flynn, secretary, Phyliss Gordon, point recorder: and Marsha Seibert, Student Council representative. Distributing refreshments to two loyal Bed- skin fans, John Iohnson and Sue McNelley, are lett to right Dick Marshall, Rosalyn Loos, Shirley Fischer, Karen Knispel, Sharon Flynn, and Gary Brubaker. Page 117 .3,,

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Row 1: D. Analin, T. Hayhurst, K. Notestine, I. Sherbondy, L. Gump, M. Raymond, I. Parsons, ff. Amalurrz, S. Ealzei, l.t. Efhiens, M. Miller, D. Graet. Row 2: E. Bri.:-eco, S. Mayhew, E. Bryan, T. Knupp, A. Cart.-ty, I. Eninaer, P. Barnum, E. xait y, E. Mes- serschmidt, I. Warsaw, P. Burns, W. Sidener, I. Blackburn, L. Mcses, V. Harp, lvl Ciolt. Row 3: M. Grant, C. Ligriirswtitrzlt, L. Leadbetter, M. Moore, L. Ruch, B. Popp, T. Stoecl-Zley, L. May, S. Henry, lf. Parker, lf. Schuman, C. Vfinltler T. Mullins, B. Havens, I. Hippensteelf-, M. Bell, I. Linl-:, E. Cunningham, Fx. Butzier, I. Rhodtl-s, lf. Clauss, B. Carey, Fl. Vannatta. Row 4: S. Moore, M. Beberstein, Ft. Cook, I. Saxton, I. Finch, A. Leinier, B. Worster, C. Smith, G. Moore, G. Swtntcrd, L. Snell, L. Souahan, li. Parker, D. Miilver, E. Benninfihott, D. Randall, L. Branilgilett, I. Esst-r P. Roth, I. Stcdfl-err, D. lflarlz. Standing: Mr. C. W. Hatt, M. Cook, D. Bali, E. Eozer, L. Brcltilleconie, S. Ificquay. Band Gains Recognition Through United Ettorts The band, under the able direction ot Mr. C. VV. Hatt, spent many hours practicing tor the numerous activities which would be incom- plete without it. The band performed untirinqly at tootball and basketball qames, pep sessions, and concerts. This year the band appeared in tour concerts and two quest proqrams. Last tall, the Marching Redskins were presented the Sweepstakes trophy tor the best all around band, in their division, in the Marching Con- test. To climax the year, the band took a two- day concert tour throuqh southern lndiana. Left: Band c-Hitters Denny Anqlin, President, Phil Schuman, Vice President, and Bob Vannatta, Secretary, pose sheepishly for the photographer. Right: Band members stand motionless while judges are consulting at the band contest. l 27S.H '- X' ' . W 1 x' .1 nur' 'uAu.ih, 4,.1.Ax