Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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hw, ad' Business Closses Look Toworol Future . ,... W ,Q A ...V -- i Ready . . . Begin! First-year typists Vicki Franklin, Buford Brumley, and Robert Bearing strive for accuracy as they begin a timed writing. V, ' ai cf ' . 45 lisa.: artha Black Mrs. Jacqueline Cox mpression Students planning on a career in business chose from advanced classes such as Accounting, Shorthand, Office Machines, and Business Law. Practical experience in basic skills were gained by other students through enrollment in Typ- ing, Exploratory Business, and Per- sonal Finance. Distributive Education offered many students the opportunity for on-the-job training. Classtime provided them with skills in marketing and salesmanship, while their afternoon employment gave them valuable experience and something extra, a salary. DECA members also devoted their time to selling items such as sweatsuits as a money-maker. Looking over his notes, Derek Lane prepares for a test in Mrs. Arlene Satterfield's Ex- ploratory Business class. ---ul 'W

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Department Adds Radio 8. TV Class -w gt-f QZQEQHS K t A NRSV' 'X Q55 1 :seas Q QAXQK X.. .. .Ng iiiiseigssggtegsgs:--W s ' i7S5iQf5E:.tsRF5s5-55? :E S ', ' 'X sfss fss . s its 5 - ist- -5 .. t. T T, . S - .QI f 5 Mrs. Bonita Angstadt Mr. Howard Bunch Mr. Richard Clidence Working on the newspaper, Karen Rittmeyer, Jim Trulock and Leigh Hill help each other out to make their next deadline. 122 Compression Acting, writing, speaking, or reading-whatever your interest, the English department had a class to satisfy it. Required English classes provid- ed a solid background in grammar, poetry, and literature as students composed themes, presented oral book reports, and read everything from Romeo and Juliet to DRACULA. Senior English students put hours of research and writing into term papers completed during the second semester. Publications gave students in- terested in writing and photography the opportunity to express their talents. NORTHSIDE NEWS and NORTH STAR staff members con- stantly strived to meet the next deadline. Sharing the school building for two weeks, North newspaper staffers combined efforts with Muncie Central students to publish the NORTH-CENTRAL UNION. The two staffs also worked together in putting out the special SECTIONAL '77 issue. A new club this year, Northside 'Video Productions was involved in the taping and broadcasting of various school activities and sports. Northside Video Productions club members Jeff Williams and Kent Johnson relay the play- by-play action of a girls' volleyball game.