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

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i9iiZ2:Si M Spring draws a pupil from the hustle of the crowded cor- ridor to the refreshing calm by the river. Lest the daring sledder sky-rocket into the icy waters of the St. Joe, a faithful buddy guards the end of the run. Early morning arrivals check on the January river-rise. Book enthusiasts spend free moments after lunch select- ing and buying from the new- ly-organized Book Shelf.

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ALL TOGET«€R A Model-A presents a tough problem for Redskins who wish for the infallible car of the future . . . Domeland throbbed with spirited fun and activity Since the staff distributed the Northerner on the initial day of school in 1927, North Side has been brimming with-things to do and places to go. Whether with Jimmy Dorsey or the Monkees, the Charleston or the Frug, a Model-T or a Honda, Redskin fun abounds. The dances, the concerts, and the clubs rep- resent organized activities. However, most memor- able are those impromptu performances by the lunch- table card, those frantic hikes to the car for the for- gotten book, and those brief moments in which to slow down and catch a breath. Charles Lindbergh, the hero of yesteryear, appeared three-fold as Snoopy, Batman, and Captain Nice. These light epi- sodes were outlets for the bubbling energy- of today ' s youth. Al Mans lends a hand to clear the snow-bound track after the early November storm. 10

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Friends let off steam in a jnendly after-school tussle. Z-Club Easter hunnies stock baskets and Key Clubbers at- Warmth and friendliness flowed in her veins .uiaiiii t f V : Mom and Dad Falvey and two 1928 Redskins pose for a picture in front of the Redskin Inn. The Falveys were al- ways available for advice, and often treated deserving students with ice cream on the house . Psst, which girl in the navy blue? says a confused mid- dleman between the luriter and anticipator of a note. 12