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

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Snider to highlight Spirit Week Making banners backing the Redskins to a ictory over Snider, gives students an oppor- tunity to show their support during Spirit Week. Upperclassmen decorate the traditional Sen- ior Door with streamers of North ' s school colors, red and white. Decking the Senior Hall with strands of streamers, Ron Annis hangs the colorful decorations in the 220 corridor. Brightening Domeland ' s circle with lively and enthusiastic pep signs, the seniors dis- play their school spirit. Spirit Week 7

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Junior class captures Spirit Trophy; Skins beat Domeland ' s darkened halls bright- ened as Spirit Week again brought Redskin enthusiasm to a peak. Beat Snider, Team we ' re backing you, and Redskin Country, signs re- vealed school spirit as well as class unity to back the team to a victory over Snider. Before the Powder Puff game, a parade of twenty cars color- fully decorated with signs and stream- ers honked their way to the game. At the pep rally, the junior girls proved victorious over the seniors in the Powder Puff football game. During halftime a relay team of boys gorged themselves in a pie-eating contest. As the close of the big week came, the final pep session rewarded the juniors as they captured the Spirit Trophy while the seniors and sophomores tied in their accumulated points. That eve- ning North went on to beat Snider highlighting the week. Members of the A-V Club decorate their car with a large movie projector for the parade which is before the Powder Puff game between the senior girls and junior girls. During the Powder Puff football game, junior and quarterback Sandy Scheele runs to get out of the reach of a senior Becky Walker who means business. 6 Spirit Week

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Dirk discovers that time at North passes quickly Foreign exchange student. Dirk Wulff, arrived by plane at New York from Osnabrueck, Germany before school opened in September. To be selected as an exchange student, Dirk applied to the American Field Service in New York. He was then inter- viewed, tested, and selected on the basis of his application. Dirk lived with the Walter Helmke family who also had to apply and to be accepted by the American Field Ser ' ice. Dirk actively participated in Dome- land ' s way of hfe, while his singing talents entertained Redskins at con- certs and assemblies. Dirk ' s senior year was filled with many extra-cur- ricular activities such as A ' Cappella, Student Council, Troubadours, and All City Choir. Academically, Dirk took courses in French, Advanced Math, English, Government, and So- ciology. Along with many other challenging subjects, Dirk is taking French. He has had five years before, but he finds the transition from French to German to English difficult. Dirk finds something vaguely famiUar about Ft. W ' asne with its freezing temperatures and mounds of ice and snow. Not knowing everything about the English languag e or American Literature, Dirk makes good use of the library. Since Dirk enjoys reading he finds an assortment to choose from. 8 Foreign Exchange