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Whos Who NANCY GAIL MAGEE, ahard working student whose grades were above average, took part in a great number of activities at school. Because of her high scholastic standm she was in the National Honor Society three years and was president of the organization durmgher senior year She was librarian of the F T A and shetook one of the leading roles in the senior play HARVEY She received the 1959 Daughters of the American Revolution Award as a tribute to her outstanding achievements and the Northside faculty presented her with their scholarship award at graduation MARY JULIUS was active in many organizations at Northside She was president of the Ramblerettes h1stor1an of the F T A and a member of the Na ti al Honor Society Library Club and Junior His torrans She played the role of Aunt Eller in the one act play GREEN GROW THE LILACS An added tr1b ute was made toward Mary at graduation she was the valedictorian of her class YV' -,.-n u N DOROTHY KESSLER s Job as editor ofthe RAMPAGE required much time and hard work Dorothy belonged to the National Honor Society the Junior an honorary member She also played an actrxe part in the Library Club as parliamentarian Dorothy also took part in helping with the props for the senior play HARVEY VERLEEN CALLE was a fun loxing junior who played a clarinet rn the Ram Band she xv as a member of that or anizatron for three years This rear she was elected merit secretary She was treasurer ofthe Library Club aid belonged to thelunior Histor ads ller Wood character and hi h scho arshrp made her an excellent membe ofthe National Honor Society 51 . . . Q, . . i H ' r ' ,fs S . . ., ' is . . . ' 7, I A 'X . . . . ' . . ' ' H ' is , . 4 6 h If - J 1 RQ ' A rl X '7 - T vig, ' ' ' ' W ' A I - ul 1 ,g J Historians, and the Student Council as 3 g ' 1 . ' . V i Al . , J. ' Q ' s , . , i Q yy U . .' ,nr .Q 1 I O .1 Q ' V 1' 25 lb ' D 'I l ' ' ' l . . b .g 1' A . .53 ax . r
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CRAIG MASON s well rounded personalrty and outstandmg athlettc ab1l1ty made htm a favorrte semor among the student body He was vrce presrdent of the Student Coun crl and treasurer of the N Club H1s hrgh scholasnc ratlng and good crttzenshrp made h1m an excellent member ofthe Natronal Honor Socr ety Crarg was salutatorran of hrs class For these reasons he proved hrmselfdeservrng to be ln Who s Who for two years SANFORD COON s wrdespread 3CI1V1I16S as the Drum Major of the Northsrde Ram Band presrdent of the Northsrde chapter of the Key Club Internatlonal, and photographer and assrstant edrtor of the HORN shows that he was usuallybusy, but he st1ll found t1me to take part tn the senror play, HARVEY, and be v1ce presr dent of the Lrbrary Club Thrs was Sandy's second year to be chosen by the faculty as a member of Who's Who He was also selected by the faculty to be the recrprent ofthe Northsrde Honor Trophy whlch IS pre sented to an outstandrng graduate an nually at the graduat1on ceremony Faculty selects BARBARA BRUHL s sweet personahty and pretty face were well known to her classmates Barbre was 1n the Pep Squad four years and was elected vrce presrdent her senror year She was elected secretary of the Junror Hrstortans and F T A but her brggest Job rn school was edltor of the 1958 1959 HORN WANDA CLARK Northsrde shead cheerleader helped cheer the Rams on to vlctorymany trmes durrng the three years she was a cheerleader Wanda who was parlramen tarxan of the Student Counctl and vrce presrdent of the Safety Club and F H A played an actrve part wrth the annual staff as manager of the advertxsrng rn the 1958 1959 HORN A an , y gl 1 .Q ff A KI if R v . j t X 1 - 4. - I ' i ', f . D . I 5 r' A . . ., ' ' ' ' 9 Z . , ' . , . , . Y
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BARBARA VAN DELDEN, who has been in the Student Council for five years, was recording secretary this year: she will be the vice-president in the 1959-1960 school year. She was a member of the F. H. A. , Junior Histo- rians, National Honor Society, and Chaplain of the Pep Squad. BETTY WATSON, a vivacious junior, was vice-pres- ideut of her junior class. She was in the National Honor Society two years and in the coming year she 1S to serve as president Betty who plays the clarinet has been a member of the band for five years She plays the piano as a hobby I . . . PAMELA WALLET well known for her red hair and as the president of the Student Council had many other duties She was a member of the Pep Squad F T A and assistant feature editor on the RAMPAGE staff Pam s well rounded personality made her a credit to the Northside student body DANELL WALLIS a pretty popular Junior had a busy schedule this year and lt will be even busier during her senior year Danell was in the Student Council three years and was elected president for the 1959 1960 school year She was active in the Pep Squad and in the National Honor Society DANIEL DODSON an outstanding student in scholar ship and in music in the band was assistant Drum Major this year In the coming year he will be the head Drum MaJor He was an active member of the Library Club and the National Honor Society also Daniel took a greatdeal of interest in the schoolelections at the close of the school year he was the campaign manager of several good can didates in these elections HARRY HAGGARD returned to Northside this year after a year s stayin Hawaii This year he was on the track team and was the first write in candidate for Stu dent Council president that Northside has ever had Harry will be treasurer of the Student Council art editor of the HORN Lieutenant Governor of the Key Club and second vice president of the Library Club next year when he 1S a senior
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