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

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Judy Moore.. Stove Konow, Nancy Quinn, Bob Klepper. Beth Marshall, and Ron Armstrong dance to soft music at a Valentine formal. Keith Mitchell and Bob Havens diligently hunt for their coats. Del Phis and disc jockey Denny Stewart provide music for a da 15

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Dances Contribute to Story of Redskins ' Legend I could have danced all night. This thought might have whirled in the mind of any girl after one of this year ' s dances. On weekends Redskins trapsed to after- game record hops where they met their friends, danced, and talked. Formal dances were special, exciting, and lovely. Swirling chiffon gowns, bouffant hairdos, pink carna- tions, and orchestra music left many memories of a romantic evening. The junior prom was the first all- night party for many members of the class of ' 62. For the class of 1961, the senior prom meant the last time most of the graduating North Siders would be together for a social activity. Christmas dances, spring informals, and class proms provided enchantment that will linger in the memories of many Redskins for years to come. at (he Black Bottn and Linda Clo use swing to the Charleston at a spring WVJ S$ W ■ 1 H B wM J • 1MB ■ mm 1 1 vfl vl f m ■ 111 ■ 1 iij j| ■ [ Sfl IJ fl mil I 1 1 ' T 14

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Customary Cavalcade of Cars Is Still Popular A contrast between the old-fashioned and the modern automobile is presented by car owners Ron Crick and Dave Smith. Keith Mitchell, Mary Lou Habcrly, and Keith Henschen wait to pull their cars out into the main line of traffic. 16