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

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Carolyn Hazel, Patricia Smith, Ida Steubing, and Judy Neibuhr are ascending the steps to La Bahia Mission in Goliad. They were among those who went on the Junior Historians field trip. The group left the school early in the morning, and arrived back at the school late that same day. Faculty Enioy Moments ,Q ,- .- ? . 1- Arranging bouquets was one minor project in the home- making classes. Pictured left to right are Cissy Cifers, Ioan Krahn, Patsy Buser, Ida Steubing, Io An Flores, Her- linda Terrazos and Margaret I-land. This is one of the many talents that are introduced to the homemaking girls in the course. They come to realize the beauty that a simple flower arrangement can add to a table or party. l IT. 'K ' 4' M N, I ff '!,f! N if ' 'Xxx f f Xa, Pamela Wallet and Alice Calle are enjoying their lunch in the spacious, new lunchroom area, as others behind them go about their business of eating and waiting in line for their trays of food. The new cafeteria was modern in architectural design, and it had the newest conveniences in the kitchen. These students have a right to be proud, be- cause they were among those who received certi- ficate awards at the awards assembly in May. Faculty members gave a certificate to the student with the most ambition and a certificate to the student that made the most improvement during the year. A gold medal award was presented to the student with the highest average in a teaching area. These soft drink and candy machines were kept busy after each lunch hour. This area became one of the favorite spots for relaxation during spare time. It is located between the main two story wing of the school, the ag bui1ding, and the gym. qliditors note: It appears as though Jeannie Clark cannot decide which candy bar she wants.j 21

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