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

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Autographing Legends takes up the last days of school as seniors secure the permanent memories of graduating friends and underclassmen discover the great number of people whom they have come to know. Dates Provide Recreation And Companionship Seniors had a dripping time at Anne Hastine ' s pool party.

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New A Cappella members go through the initation handed out by the old members at the fall picnic. Each initiate is por- traying a character from a television commercial. Parties, Picnics, And Redskins are good at doing just about anything; but when it comes to having fun, they excel in arrang- ing good entertainment. At after-game dances in the cafeteria they led some most invigorating activities during the past year. There was a renaissance of motion as guys and gals maneuvered to The Twist, The Pony, and The Roach ; and the final chords of Maria seemed the perfect way to end the eve- ning with that special someone. Social highlights of the year include the annual class events. Sophomores have their first class party; juniors enjoy their first prom. Reigning seniors treas- ure their banquet, the senior play, and the prom that is their last social function as a class. The community, as well as the school, offers recre- ation for teenagers. Bowling, miniature golf, or skat- ing, followed by a hearty snack, are available to those who prefer action in their fun. Listening to a concert, watching a play, or playing a game of bridge provide relaxation for some Redskins as they relieve their minds of weighty studies. At narties, se: Judy Cook ar dinner given or girls reminisced their past years in Domeland. Maria Lantz exchange presents at a Christmas Barb Rider in honor of everlasting friendship.

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Future Leaders Gain Patty Johnstone and John Hull await the next challenge ques- tion in the sophomore round of High Quiz. This local program emphasises the academic competence of the high school students. The speaker ' s stand on the stage received a great deal of use during the school year. Senior class president Jim Roberts is one of many school leaders who spoke on significant occasions.