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

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I Randy Redwanski helps the queen into the corvette, driven by Principal Dan Howe. The members of the homecoming court beam proudly after they were announced at the pep session. Senior Dee Dee Didier sheds tears of happiness as her father crowns her the homecoming queen for 1978. Homecoming 7

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To show their spirit, students competed in activities like hall decorating and the rodeo. The sophomores showed their spirit by winning the peace pipe. The senior powder puff team was ecstatic after their victory. Deanna Reynolds showed her great modeling ability before the rodeo. 6 Homecoming

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Summer School Provides Credits During the summer, high school stu- dents from all over the north end of Fort Wayne had the opportunity to be Redskins. A new athletic program was started at North Side which allowed students to earn p.e. credits. Classes in swimming, tennis, basketball and many other sports were offered. The academic classes included chem- istry, typing, math courses, and social studies. Government was one of the most popular courses. Not only was there the normal classroom style, but there were also seminars. One class, taught by Mrs. Rose Otte, traveled to Washington D.C. for a week. Mr. Don Evans led a class around the City- County building and the courthouse for the local government seminar. Mr. Taliaferro looks on as students in his summer gym class play splashketball and other pool sports. Dave McDonald and Jim Noel get ready for the arrival of a tennis ball. Ben Guthrie and Ron Lesh are frozen at parade rest for summer band. 8 Summer School