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

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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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Redskins Find Confusion Reigns King as New System For the third year green sophomores entered triumphant- ly through the senior door only to be ejected and placed on their knees beside the red carpet. Within the school the usual locker trouble, class hunting in the circular corridors and lipstick smearing was con- fused by the new split schedule system. Upper classes watched the entering 900 with awe and discovered that squeezing through the halls was harder than ever with the alltime high enrollment of 2,100. Teachers braced themselves for the 180 school days which were bound to be longer under the new schedule. All appraised their new classes with the usual apprehen- sion and interest realizing that they in turn were being looked over. As they squeezed through the doors at the end of the day, 2,200 sophomores, upperclassmen, and teachers de- cided that in 1963, the key word at North Side would be togetherness. The traditional initiation to sophomores by seniors is being given by Vieki Jornod. Carole Laws. Joe Hagadorn. and Steve Pence to de- fenseless sophomore. Phil Martin. Connie Hanes shows brother Mike how stop-lock combinations work.

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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.