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

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Name please, program please, that ' ll be SI 5, hi Sue. oh look at Jim . . registration brought all of these comments along with the largest enrollment ever at North- rop. Four days and one evening were all that were needed for registration this year. Like every year, there are al- ways some goof-ups. ID cards weren ' t ready for the seniors and too many sophmores signed up for the same classes. Kim Moore, formerly from Snider, worked registration and said. There seem to be a lot of hassled people with schedules, insurance, and class dues, but everybody seemed to keep cool. Mr. Mitchell, who was m com- mand of the scheduling said. The self-scheduling last spring helped to minimize the confusion and to help keep things runnmg smoother. Advertising was also a part of registration. Various clubs set up tables selling items to support their activities. Items sold in- cluded Bernie Bruin stickers. T- shirts, and yearbooks and news- papers. The Student Council sponsored a car wash which brought in S200 in four days. There was even a complaint stand run by George Tricolas. Students with questions, suggest- ions, and complaints could voice them there. Northrop made a bundle on fees this year. In one day SI 1 .000 was brought in. When asked. Miss Todd said that on tlie wiiole this 75-76 fall registration went well without too many problems, helping Northrop to get off to another fine start. Sign m sfspts school Regristration is hectic and people might have a hard time finding their way. Denise Bliss hands out maps so people know where to go. May I help you? Mrs. Merge QOidCS; asks Kenny Davis as he seems L a hit puz-led at the kickup of the ' new rear. going to cost him to go to school this year. Student Life 13

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Regristration is here again and Mr. Mitchell helps students with their schedules. Ron Mullins and Autry Johnson try their hardest to sell yearbooks. Sandy Zartman and Mike Biggins gave in to temptation and bought one. [kivc Sluw, Rick Glover. Brad Hutchinson, and Cindy Sorgen give in to schriveled hands for the sake of the student council fund raising project. Mrs. Grider explains to Harry McKinley Jr. just how much it ' : 12 Student Life

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Waiting to do their thing in the Homecoming Pep Session are Senior Class Officers Steve Fritsch and Joe DeCamp. Helping to make their first v ear a success were the sophomore class officers. Tliey are Sandi Ruich. Social Chairman: Sue VanGorder, Treasurer; Carol Manier, Secretary: Carolyn Cahill. Vice President: and Pam Byer. President. Mr. Holloway is the Class Sponsor. Officers of the Class of ' 76 once again were (left to right) Julie Ellison, Treasurer: Steve Fritsch. President: Julie Eisenach, Social Chairman: Joe DeCamp. Vice President: and Gail Armstrong. Secretary. 14 Student Life