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Marching Vikings prepare for participation in the Christmas Parade. Electives broaden our background Our school is often brightened by paintings and un- usual sculpture produced by our art classes. With the aid ot Miss Maddrey, the art teacher, students who choose this elective course are given an opportunity to experiment in many types ot art. Lettering and a knowledge ot perspective are some of the primary skills acquired by the students. More involved work follows, including painting, sculpture, and working with papier-mache. Under the direction of Mr. Carl Chiddister, our new music director, North's Music Department has expand- ed broadly this year. The student with an interest in musical instruments may have instruction in using his chosen instrument and become a member of North High School Band. The student who likes to sing may enroll in Chorus as an elected course. As a member of the Chorus, he takes part in group programs throughout the year. Es- pecially commended by the student body is the Christ- mas chapel program rendered by the Chorus. Ricky Nail experiments with water colors. ue , Mr. Carlyle Chiddister Band Director Chorus Mr. Chiddiste . 'G ix awe-' A ,, K ' l' ir 'hum Miss Mary Maddrey Art l, ll instructors three choral groups.
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Librar provides valuable research facilities Mrs. Vance aids Ken James in research work. 'S ' ..,. A Q, ik . 1 i.'fi , Vg.-iiji ', W' Mrs. Eleanor Hagaman MFSA MGYY VGHCG Librarian l-lbmflon Due to the donation of PTA funds, North's library has grown in the number and variety of its books this year. Under the supervision of two librarians, the student library staff operates the library for the benefit of both students and teachers. The library facilities are available for reading and research work. The library assistants relinquish their study halls several days a week to work in the library, Shelving books, repairing worn covers, arranging shelves and displays, and supervising book checkouts are some of the many jobs undertaken by the staff. This gives valuable experience for many future occupations which they might desire to enter. Mrs. l-lagaman fills out a book order form, Librarians aid in the selection of reading materials. . .WW .ex-, .
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I , I r i i Si- ! IEEE , 4 Q Lotin students enjoy Miss Longley's discussion of Roman . Miss Huggins instructs students in the use of the French calendar. pareian Ianaaaae Students entertain excnanae Student Nhoro Cordozo. Foreign Language Department incorporates g Miss Virginia Langley Miss Nancy Hannah Miss Jane Huggins in H In Lot French I, II French I, II English Ill 28
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