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

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As the school year comes to an end we reflect upon the past nine months. The barriers that we had to face inside school are broken down as much as possible. New faculty members feel welcome at North; girl ' s sports are known and taking their part alongside the men ' s sports; and classes, together, become one. These barriers may build up again, but with unity, friendliness, and un- derstanding, the school, as one, will come out on top. For the graduating class of ' 75, more barriers stand in their way to the future. Although. many of these young adults have made plans for the years ahead, little decisions still have to be conquered. Knowing this, the class of ' 75 faces the future with eagerness and determination to break those barriers. We extend sincere thanks to Larry Glaze of Paragon for his assistance on the technical aspects of The Leg- end. We thank Marty Pequinot for her lettering on the Album division spreads. Special thanks are ex- tended to our student teacher. Miss Nancy Weeks, who learned, along with us, the value of time and im- portance of speed in putting to- gether The Legend. We also extend our deep thanks and appreciation to Miss Norma Thiele, our advisor, who stood by and guided us through, each day with patience and confidence. 152 Closing

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During home football games a new tradition started. Chief Mac or one of Sophomores Cindy Overholt and Dennis Rutledge take time to study the squaws rode a horse down the field when a touchdown was made, newspaper before a news quiz in beginning Journalism class. ' ' ' Sophomore Margaret Borg starts the journey down the field. Mr. Phillip Stubblefield directs his Sophomore Training Choir. Among many things, Mr. Stubblefield taught the class how to harmonize. Sophomore cheerleader Mary Behrns does a cheer at the Northrop pep session on Overall the Bruins Day. Everyone wore overalls to signify aii overall victory. Sophomores 151

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