Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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One of our friendly secretaries, Mrs. Richardson, replies to the many calls of the day. Mr. Orr as New Assistant Principal W Mr. Orr, assistant principal, uses every minute for his job. Mrs. Conner is available to help students in addition to her duties as office secretary. 7 gms , 3

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iiw mnm ,llwlli llmllll asians: an suns :mussel IIQIIII 41 17' dl' A 'Ili 17 I I Yg- A Q , Mr. Juel Turner, our principal, presents his mes- sage to the students. - 26 'll WI TO ALL NORTHSIDE STUDENTS: With the presentation of this annual, we are reminded that graduation is very near for the class of 1965. Members of this class are the first students who have been at Northside for the full five years of high school. You have been a fine group with Whom to work and many of the excellent patterns that you have established in leadership and respon- sibility will become traditional for Northside High School students. May you continue to exemplify in life those traits which have made your high school days pleasant and profitable. May I take this opportunity to express to the faculty and to the entire student body my appre- ciation for their fine spirit of cooperation toward our school program. Only through such a united effort can We realize what you, as students, so richly deserve. I congratulate the ones responsible for this edi- tion of the North Star on a job well done. May this annual help preserve many of the fond memories of your Alma Mater. J. M. Turner Administrative Staff Welcomes Mr. Passan, assistant principal, checks his files for informa- tion for the Roanoke Times . ms

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99125305 A 6 X Ann Palma works during study hall as a guidance helper. Gary Baldwin consults Miss Cline on gaining admission to Frederick College. i W! - GY ,cf Mrs. Henderson and Mr. Gallion, two of our guidance counselors, discuss plans for a bulletin board on college and career information. Help from Guidance Counselors and The four counselors in the Guidance Department work a total of eighteen class periods a day to ac- commodate Northside's almost twelve hundred and fifty students. Personal, vocational and aca- demic counseling and information about schools, job opportunities, career training and occupa- tional outlook is made available to the students. Northside provides courses in business training, manual arts and fine arts in addition to the basic academic curricular. A county educational center has been established which provides some of our students with specialized vocational training. Thus, the Guidance Department assists each stu- dent as he endeavors to acquire the basic prepara- tion necessary for his educational and vocational goals. ZS