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

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In spite the complexity, we could still be ourselves It was in the individualness that we found friends. Others who had similar interests to ours found us and we found them and by holding together, we were so much stronger. We could realize that through friends and the recognition of their individuallation that both were confirmed. We had found in Northrop that we could be ourselves and now we found that we could join with others and be more than ourselves. Skills and talents that were our pride when we had stood alone were worth more when we stood together. In all areas, it was like a band where the sound of each instrument is sweet, but the blending of many can be more rich and expressive. Our skills and talents not only in music but in sports, in academics, and in all of the areas we excelled profited from teamwork. Friends were the addition that did not double but multiplied all of our superlatives. As we go through this yearbook, let ' s think of all the ways we were stronger though the friends who were able to show us so many new things. ' Sis ' Arnold lakes u break from one of licr gym elasses. Yvette Sainaan does her thing during speeeh elass.

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Several Bruin fans cheer on the askethall team during the North Side contest. Senior pom pon co-captain Connie Large takes a well deserved break to observe the rest of the corps practice their routine.

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Norlhro[i liigli as seen Iidiii on higli. Senior Tim Tvvitelicll Iries lo keep wan- as lie leaves the gym on the way to a wrestlini; meet. Jeff Holt tries f or a basket during the reserve game against Wayne.