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

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r €; DUE to sometimes stressful situations, maintaining sanity wasn ' t always easy. So, Senior Angie Herron takes time out after pschology before going to her next class. OPENING 7

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Work, play desired Ring! The alarm clock sound- ed. It was 6:30, time to get up. Students ' lives didn ' t just be- gin and end with the ring of a clock. Nor did school just take place from 8:00 to 2:35 each day. Many things had to be ac- complished from sunrise to the wee hours past sunset. Although a great deal of the day was spent in school, life out- side the classroom proved to be important. Books can ' t teach you ev- erything there is to know about life, said Senior Rhonda Tubbs. Some things you have to ex- perience for yourself. So, while students knew all too well the meaning of tests, quizzes, essays and research papers, not far from their grasp either were band and sports practices, dating, working and homework. A time for work, a time for play. Students and their lives — the prime times. SENIOR Linda Stembach aims for a hole- in-one at the Putt-Putt golf course. Lei- sure time activities helped ease school stress. ALL aboard! After a long day, Reds- kins are ready for the ride home. Prime times

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Three months bring adventure, pleasure Warm, cheerful mornings. Ra- diant, hot afternoons. And dreamy, lazy nights. Summer. For many, the three months consisting of June, July, and Au- gust, are the happiest times of the year. Summer was great! I had a lot of time to go to concerts, like New Addition, said My Lien Nguyen, senior. To fellow Redskins, summer meant the outdoors; whether it be camping, hiking, or biking. Summer gave me a time to relax. The best way is to get on your bike and go camping in the Upper Peninsula, said Andy Downs, senior. Other Redskins spent endless times at the beach. That meant many students jumped into their swimsuits, smoothed on the tanning oil, and hit the warm sand. It ' s refreshing to jump into the cold wa ter on a hot day, said Don Ellis, freshman. Still others left their homes be- hind and ventured upon new sites. This may be a town near- by or even as far as Europe. Going to Colorado was a good learning experience for me because I had my own apartment and I learned how to better manage my money, said Jo Spindler, sophomore. So whatever it was, Redskins could always find something to do during the summer. WHILE in Disney World, Cesar Gomez was in the Magic Kingdom . Cesar was Mike Ruiz ' s exchange brother from Brazil. IN Daytona Beach, Florida, David Moel- lering, junior, was taking a walk with some of his friends from Campus Life. 8 SUMMER