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

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Displaying a few types of this year ' s fashionable boys ' cloth- Ron Crahill. Da Wolfe, Martin Walter, No Snow, Tom Garman. and Kirby Miller. Tohoganning affords Redskins a change fr 18 rdinory school week.

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unity, North Side jun Judy Smith and Dick Brown collect contrihutions for the Fort Wayi 1961 Adds to Tradition of Redskins in Community Ushering at the city ' s concerts, participating in the Fine Arts drive and Festival, and assisting the Christ- mas Bureau load trucks of gifts for the needy are just a few of the community projects in which Redskins participated this year. Most of the clubs at North Side included in their program a special project which en- abled the students to help with community need. As a part of explaining to students their duty as citizens, North Side, by state law, conducted a mock election in the November week preceding the national elections. The mock election received the whole-hearted support of the student body and was a benefit to all. s I H % ■ ' 3- B 1% I V k wk fjm v Sj f 1 • sSfSL ■;• ■ l i. Anxiously awaiting to vote are Sharon Doyle and Steve Caple. 17

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Fads Deserve Recognition in Section of the Legend If you haven ' t gone steady or worn bulky-knit sweaters or if you don ' t like pizza or customized cars, you may be considered a little bit square. Crew- neck sweaters, leotards, pointed-toed shoes, and knee- skimmer skirts were popular outfits for girls. The girls ' hemlines were shorter, and the collars on their blouses were bigger. Almost everything came in frosted grape or plum colors. For recreation Redskins went to movies and athletic events, ate hamburgers and French-fried onion rings, listened to Johnny Mathis and Bob Newhart, and jumped on trampolines. 19