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

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Domeland Activities Offer nformally betv ' - 1 w V K . V. if Student artists Jen Smith. Judy Hemphill, and Tom Zollars brighten the Dome ' s Christmas atmosphere with greenery as part of the Daffi Dabblers ' art program.

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of Scheduling Makes Opening Day Debut Helen Hallien assists homeroom teacher Mr. Lee in handing out first of the countless cards which Redskins fill out in a year. The opening day assembly consist- ed of a discussion on student body neatness in appearance and the introduction of new faculty mem- bers. It was climaxed this year as varsity cheerleaders led the student body in the school song.

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Chance for Student Initiative, Leadership Ability For parents who have to beg and threaten to encourage their offspring to do anything beyond the barest minimum of homework, it is hard to imagine these same Redskins conducting an animated club meeting or shouting a basket- ball team on to victory. But it ' s done every day. Sleep- starved scholars drag out of bed, hoping to survive break- fast. Some seven hours later they give pep talks, draw election posters, sell dance tickets, and attend two-hour play rehearsals. This year a student was forced to select a reasonable load of activities from three elections, four proms or par- ties, as well as innumerable club meetings, after-game dances, concerts, sports events, Hi-Quiz programs, pep ses- sions, assorted speech contests, and journalism trips — all these being optional activities. As always, a few people tried everything. All was accomplished without parental prodding and with a minimum of threats from teachers. f mmXi yV The ' Skins are gonna have their day, tonight sing the senior bovs r the pep session before the South Side game.