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

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With tie construction well underway a large crane auls cement to the roof of the second story The men atop the building are only a few of the large crew who worked with untiringeffort to complete the building This section will soon house several classesxnlinglrsh Science History and Spanish as well as the HORN and RAMPAGE Rooms 193. 5 'Uv-nt Cf.: 46 New Skilled carpenters, engineers, bricklayers, and competent electricians work swiftly, but with assurance, to complete the building in as little time as possible. Here we see them atop the first floor of the new wing. .4 1,1 95.29 As we stand back for an ob1ective look at tie new wing we see a building near completion The tall dark telephone poles in tt e foreground dwarf the building in tle background but the buildit g will Contain on tl is side only sexen Classrooms and two activity rooms To t e left max be seen a portion oft c patio w nc 1 extends from t e new cafeteria Z rt ' r f it 6 af. Mt ' Y ' , Q . IL V. W f f - l ' I J , , , ,EJQQQ X H fi' t , . I . . . . , . Virgil, V4 J' sw. 4. ,..,,!, , L N ek . Y , A 'u ' u P t k 4 X' -- N. l s - ' ', . Y A . , . , A . .W . . y J., , Y N R., I., in ' fy ' QA N ty., A,-,fl 1-e--f ll e . ,A ' 3 ' ' 1 H - 'Uji A t , Nd - ' ' .A . ' ', gr5:t:rf.,. J . l. i - , A z ' Q , - - -f , Y. . v- .Q -1 ' M ., BL ,ft 3' 'A,- . V . . 4- 'W-1s.1 ' ,nr J., . A- iii H , r -A :W -' ' H ,-f' - - ' ' M '. K' L ,lt, t ,QU jr ,st . 'X . ..,sf ifsl-sta-,ave ' '

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varied curriculum Mr. Charles Neff looks over the work of one of the students in his American History class. American History is a required subject at North- side. Most students take it during their junior year. The school has several teachers in its history de- partment. Mrs. Taylor teaches World History, World Geography, Texas History, and Civics, Mr. Neff teaches American History and World History, Mr. Barborak teaches World History, and Mr. Grimland teaches World Geography. Some of the members of the RAMPAGE staff and Dorothy Kessler, editor-in -chief, work on the coming issue of the school paper as Mr. Douglas Perkins, the sponsor, looks on. The RAMPAGE was published every other Friday during the school year. It features both entertaining and interesting articles about the students and teachers and their various activities. On every other Friday one finds the student body anxiously devouring the news in their copy of the latest issue of the RAMPAGE These girls are working on their assignments in Mrs. Moulder's Shorthand class. This class isonlyoneof many business courses offered at Northside. The other courses include Typing I and II and Business Arithm etic. The aim of these courses which are taught by Mrs. Moulder and Mr. Richards is to prepare students for a career in the business world. Some of the girls in one of Mrs. Baldwin's Homemaking classes are shown completing their projects in sewing. The Homemaking department headed by Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs, Willis offers athree year course in Homemaking. This course is built around the six areas of child care, health and home nursing, family economics, housing, foods, and clothing. This year about one hundred and five girls were enrolled in the Home- making classes. A1Or1g with their many other activities, these girls also entered sever- al contests, One of the requirements in senior English is an oral book report on a book by an English author. In this way students learn about books that they usually would not have time to read. Mrs. Lovelady, Mrs. Peebles, Miss McArthur, and Miss W illitt are the very ca- pable teachers in our English department. Q x .49 l

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Addition This modern, two story brick building is the result of months of construction and preparation. lt was occupied in Mid-March by the students 1-'gl and teachers of Northside. Everyone was eager to take over the new classrooms and laboratories. r Fx far, W v Looking from the south one can see a full view of the magnificent new addition to our building From left to right the walkway Jotns the agriculture building and gymnasium to the main hall As you enter the doorway there is a moderntstic walled in garden This two story unit houses 20 rooms for educational use These in clude lecture experimental and conference rooms as well as a new library choral room RAMPAGE work room and HORN work room any-yt? W-N7 naayxu ,eg ,,.. If L- , PV' Pam Wallet president ofthe Student Council a cuts the maroon and white ribbons during the ceremonies tn which the new wing of the high school was dedicated and officially opened for use After the ceremony the students gave the new bu1lding a thorough inspection and started the first day of classes in the new classrooms It was with great pride that the students and teachers took up residence in this new addition to our building wwf W enallib , . , . . , . I 'J I s ljyi, , 1 AQ' .ul k I A -'. -y..,,,.w - ,U Hj,w,Mf .LMI ,-.., y ,, ,,,, H ues r . ' ,. -f-sax k3Q. -if qs ' -. ., 4 . ,W 3 1..- If ... L......... .- t a rf-' --A r-fe 4- - ' , .lt A Ha'-fm .-, .M ' ' M' W s . G. L4 ' ' . . 151:95 K ..-., W Y, fp x 1 u la A -'--,. , 4 A' 1 0 . , ' 1 ' Q' A - 7' , D ' ,lf 4 L . A A - 1: V , . . -vsf?'I7 af , :STWJ A I Y ' M Z'-flgf , A A H ,, 'H' --.mint 4' -