Northside High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Juniors fcontinuedj Sfdfr sm Thomas Crick Vickie Easterwood A class meeting of the juniors is always a very busy time. There is consistently so much to do and so little time to do it in. H ere are shown some of the juniors discussing one of their many projects. 30 The Junior Jamboree enjoyed its usual popu- larity this year witha very large crowd a ttendin g. The camera seems to have captured a very sentimen- tal moment as George Chamber s carrie to pay tribute to an old ancestor of his. Clever touches of decoration such as thi s made the Jamboree one of the best dances of the year. gg? QW Gloria Evans B ob Griffin oimw, Y v onn e Ha b y

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dis Allen Brannon Ellen Buel Mi1t0I1 Burrell it ,A Rose Mary Calvert Walter Cheek Margaret Copeland Reporter Everyone enjoys a cake sale, and the juniors are certainly no exception, This is definitely a ver y tasty way to raise money for the cla s s. In this picture the girls seem to be debating the qualities of each choice morsel. 29

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Juniors Qcontinuedl 3 Bob Haggard Charles Halbardier Jack Hazel Richard Hines The junior class, even K 1 the boys, get a big kick whe n Homecoming time ne a r s. Why? Because they get to make beautiful mum corsages to sell that will be worn on that special night by all the girls. This is one of the main money-making projects for the class. These corsages are made of either maroon or white mums which are placed on bows of ma r oon and white taffeta ribbon. This year, as usual, the creations we re ex- Benno Klabunde, V-Pres. tremely beautiful, 31