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

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The weeks of planning and hours of preparation for a formal will yield a lasting memory for Sherry Horter. ' Skins bubbled with a sense of self-giving While recovering in the hospital, Jeff Wentz finds entertainment contemplating pets in a fish bowl. Everyday Life 1 3 x im

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The overflow of Christmas Bureau packages typified the shore-by-giving attitude. Pouring on community aid Giving spore time, marchers collected for the March of Dimes and turned money over to Lois and Linda McKothnie. Pleasure is the eight boll in the side pocket. Expanding their horizons to include community ac- tion. Redskins marched for the March of Dimes, col- lected food and clothing for the Christmas Bureau, ushered at the Philharmonic concerts, and worked with the Youth Council. After a filled day, ' Skins re- laxed to the sounds of bands and enjoyed simple pleasures. 1 2 Everyday Life

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The busied world revolved faster as ' Skins attained remarkable achievements. DECA and FTA each pro- duced state vice-presidents along with an area Miss FTA. The Purdue Legislative Assembly yielded two most outstanding members of their respective houses. In addition to the junior Tri-Kappa winners, the senior DAR recipients. Good Citizens, and Spirits of North Side, a Redskin was runner-up for the Ernie Pyle journalism scholarship. Redskins recognized in achievement groups Miss F.T.A., Becky Glock, here portrays one of Iner many tal- ents. Cora Thompson and Jock Covoult attained National Merit finalists ratings. Absent from picture is Chuck Graney. 14 School Life