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

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WW Anne Ziege, Susan Zich, Dennis Zimmerman, Kay Zimmerman, Roland ZIon, Maria Zollars, Mike Zum- brun. Ginger Aichele, Neil Anderson. Bob Beaver, Kim Blain, Clyde Bowlin, Ginny Car- penter, Marge Cunningham, Cathy Cheasey, Fred Craft, Ben Crist, Ed Debolt, Georgia Duly, Duane Eby, Karl Eichel, Pat Graham, John Grosjeon, Linda Hayes, Bill Hobbs, Mark Holmes, Lorry Kesterke. We assumed new honors in June Marde Lee, Dove Long, Terry Macy, Victor Martinez, Diana Masterson, Phyllis McCarty, Scoti McClure, Ron Miller, Kerry Nimon, Rae Rudolph, William Sol- mon, Clifford Smith, John Smith, Michael Tossler, Shir- ley Wakeman, Linda Wester- hausen, Diane Whisler Pam- ela Wilson. Jerry Windsor Linda Wittwer 1 34 Juniors

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to the biggest event of the year: Prom Joel Tye, Undo Uhrick, Jon« Urschel, Ralph Vining, Mor- goret Vogel, Debby WoecK- ter, Stephanie Woechter, Alvo Woggoner, Doris Wog- ner. Mike Wagner, Jo Waikel, Doug Wolker, JoAnne Wolker, Judy Wolker, (Carl Wall, Bob Wolloce, Chorlej Woltemoth, Judy Walter. Cindy Wornick, Mory War- ren, Deborah Warren, Evelyn Wosjon, Martho Wotkins, Mary Wotkini, Steve Weaver, Bill Wehren- berg, Don Wehrenberg. Linda Weikel, Linda Wein- ley, Morlo Weimer, Doug Weiimon, Linda Wells. Mary Wert, Susan Wetzel. Wil- liam Wetzel, Don White. Dave White, Marsha White- leother. Rick Widmonn, Carol Wilhelm. Charles Wil- iioms, Janet Williams, Kevin Williams, Betsy Wilson, Pamela Wilson. Paul Wilson Bev Winget Lois Winquist Mark Winters Jamie Wise Ron Wissler George Witt ver Debby Wojciec Ellen Walter Janis Wood Joe Wood Barb Woody Lora Wooten Sandy Wordei Judy Wright Barbara Wylie Richard Yoder David York Having inserted his dime, Mitch Bedree finds that just pulling the knob doesn ' t always result in a candy bar. Junior 133

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Sophs start the year with high goals Excited by the thrill of winning a bQsl etball game, a few ener- getic Redskin Sophomores, Jenny Motz, Pat Faivy, Nancy Gaunt, Will Kline, Judy Lotter, Mark Helmke, Saro Kolin, Sue Stone, and Randy Harter, attend the after game dance at North. Sophomores who entered the Dome for the first time looked somewhat lost. After their first week they began finding their way around the unfamiliar building. Soon the new underclassmen began to participate in school activities and school spirit. Through class participation, pep sessions, and other functions of school life at North, sophs furthered the idea of true ' Skin citizenship. When sophs weren ' t busy with homework, they relaxed by attending North ' s affairs: concerts, dances, and plays. Striving for higher goals and standards, the class began with such activities as electing their class officers, par- ticipating in Student Council, and combining their ef- forts to defeat the Juniors for the spirit trophy. As the sophomore year progressed, they became better acquainted with each other and united to make o suc- cessful class. On May 18 they concluded their fine year at North with the Sophomore Class Party. Sophomores take their hearing tests, determining possible ear problems. Confused sophs, S. Johnston, R. Johnstone, debate on going up.