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

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The student Cooperative Association is the governing body of the students, by the stu- dents, and for the students. The purpose of the S. C. A. is to promote student programs and to establish better understanding be- tween faculty, administration and students and also between the students themselves. During the summer the S. C. A. officers met to write a sound constitution on which the S. C. A. could function effectively. This constitution was passed by the student body. The present S. C. A. has become very ac- tive in the City-County S. C. A. Council and has supported such proposals as a Club EX- change Day, the District Meeting of S. C. A.'s, a citywide S. C. A. hop at Patrick Henry, and the S. C. A. scholarship fund, and S. C. A. Exchange Day. Northside's S. C. A. plans to initiate a Student of the Week chosen from any grade by a selected committee of teacher and students on basis of outstanding achieve- ments. It also hopes to interject an Honor SCA Officers: Allen VVilliamson, Treasurer, Barbara COde for use of the Studeliii body ill the COIY1- Orender, Chaplain, Katie Harless, Secretary, Eric Rice, President, and Ernie Deyerle, Vice President confer with sponsor Mr. Yates. ing years. S.C.A. Leads Northside Through its Many Successful Activities SCA Representatives: Front Row: C. Gillespis, D. Palma, J. Shelton, L. Conner, J. Wieringo, P. Black- Bayse, T. Taylor, P. Garst, M. Kidd, S. Vannoy, B. mon, L. Sowers, L. Gordh. Row 4: D. Ferguson, Morris, D. Sherwood, C. Duffy. Row 2: B. Thomas, J. J. Pitts, D. Driscoll, D. Nemeth, S. Rice, D. Wright, Ferguson, J. Peverall, T. Roberts, D. Seay, S. Manning, J. Mollohan, P. Bohn. G. Howery, P. Morgan. Row 3: B. Fahnastock, A. sh-:A

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Miss Lowrance and Mrs. Min- nich take a break while straightening up annual staff room. Front Row: Bettie Thomas, Gail Fitzgerald, Cheryl Hannabass, Dian Staggs, Pat Ball, Bonnie Plunkett. Row 2: Carol Blair, Nancy Henderson, Carol Peters, Judi Jarrett, Shelby Mills, Katie Kelly. Vikings' Active History Editorial Editor Barbara Orender and Busi- ness Mgr. Bettie Thomas interrupt a planning session for the photographer. The North Star staff publishes their fifth year- book under the leadership of Editor Carole Abbott and sponsors Mrs. Minnich and Miss Lowrance. The staff sent representatives to S.I.P.A. in Lexington, Virginia during the spring of 1964. Two members were also sent to the summer work classes at South- ern Illinois University. One of the highlights of the year was the Miss North Star Dance, Thanks For the Memories, which was also sponsored by the staff. Joan Bennett and Sherry Sherwood work on layouts. N...- A.--fi 7 3

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L - Q .. 1 Row 1: Barbara Orender, Linda Jones, Linda Sue Haynes, Gail Young, Suzanne Holden, Suzanne Falls, Rosemary Hash, Linda Shively, Cecelia Smith. Row 2: Linda Hammer, Nancy Caldwell, Judy Brown, Marilyn Farley, Sheila Baugh, Brenda Graham, Judy Ellis, Annette Martin, Jane Bonds, Linda Cregger, Pay Hall. Row 3: Linda Beaman, Toni Webster, Carolyn Wertz, Susie Kidd. Row 4: Richard Loving, Gordon Hancock, Richard Rardin, Pat Garst, Pam Morgan, Gloria Wick- ham, Liz Lidstone, Carolyn Miller, Linda Blank, Lois Davis. Row 5: Alem Chomicki, Wallace Akers, Ronnie Daniel, David Hash, Lewis Dickson, David Vaughn, Don Byrd, John Ferguson, Bob Cannady, Janice Pitts. Row 6: Bob Gordh, Eric Rice, John Baur, Jimmy Painter, Bill Gordh, Price Davis, Ricky VVilkins, Sam Schott, Ozzie Worley, David Canine, Bettie Thomas. Pamela Martin, Judi Mattox, Sandra Painter, Donna Beason, Robin Sarver, Judy Robertson, Linda Kelly, National Honor Society Selects Academically Inclined Students Miss McDavid, Sponsor and Bob Gordh, President, go over the list of those acceptable to the Honor Society while Bob Cannaday, Vice President, Barbara Orcnder, Secretary, and Linda Thurman, Treasurer, look on. The Northside Chapter of the National Honor Society has achieved and progressed this year. It has sent delegates to confer- ences to expand the future of scholastic abili- ty at Northside and surrounding schools. In addition to the expansion of membership, it ,,,, supports an honor system and carries out its responsibilities as a leading club at school. District conventions have been scheduled to be held at Northside next year and many plans have been made for a successful year. Service, leadership, character, and scholar- ship are among the goals of the society's chapter at Northside. 53 , A 1 -5 . W N K . , - f ,