Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Miss Todd, our new principal This yeir: at Northrop has been a very; different year in many ways, The. change of Papa Bruin to Mama : Bruin was;:bne:bF: the biggest. Miss Sandra J odd, pur new- ' principal has put in alot of hard work and dedication for NorthroprThe 1975 yearbook staff would like to dedicate ' this year ' s Bear Tracks to. Ms. Todd who is the only female principal of a secondary school in Indiana and we are proud to have her as our guiding light. In her address at the beginning of the year, she stressed humanism which is one of the things schools lack. Sandra Todd has made many moves to improve Northrop this year and the students will agree, that she is to be com- mended and Sandy we do!

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Hofflirop High School welcomes

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CME Entrance ■- ■ ' . ■ ' ?:■ ' :? -«, s JT I am Northrop High School I am Northrop High School. Within my walls that hold a thousand memories, are my pride and joy - my friendly students. Every morning at eight o ' clock I open my doors to them. I water? my family through the busy days as they work , . . and play. On and on . . . the pulsating life continues: wrestling crowds at noon . . . clanging lockers . . . last min- ute themes . . . clicking typewriters . . . smells from the chemistry lab . . . couples going together . . . exodus of friends . . . hearty handshakes with returning alumni . . . unsigned passes . . . written excuses . . . echoes of familiar tunes . . . clashing cymbals . . . sweet a- romas emanating from the Home Ec room . . . spreading rumors of prom secrets . . . rousing pep sessions . . . and well-planned assemblies. All these and hundreds more spell my home for them. IftlUl .« .ur- mil hid