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

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T Terrie Stienhart, Miss Peters, Greg McGee, Diane Blackmon, Eric Rice and Robin Dearing represent Northside for debating. Northside is Well Represented at Forensic Meeting in May This year the members of the Debating Teams have worked together to discuss the subject of Disarmament, Four of these ambitious students will represent Northside at the District Forensic Meeting in May. For preparation, the two teams debate one an- other. Four members of our debate team are ready to represent Northside at the Forensic meeting. 63

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tt 2 T 2 it .-f X ,.....,W... ,. M.. A Mr. Booth, advisor of the North Winds, relaxes in the Guidance office. lt. bl , tws., , Editors: Carolyn Worley, I ,aww , .. Y , , A .55 ,X P., , . fgw, .wwf nv Sam Scott, Sports, Cecilia Smith, Featuresg Tina Egge, News, Miller, Clubs, Linda Deal, Business Managerg and Jerry Editor-in-Chief. The North Winds is the official monthly newspap- er of Northside High School. The North Winds' staff endeavors to publish a high quality periodical, re- flecting the interests and ideals of the student body, in accordance with its motto as correlator of stu- dent news, and opinion. The North Winds is a mem- ber in good standing of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association, and ascribes to the high journal- istic standards set by S. l. P. A. Through the past year, the editors and staff have given their utmost to provide the students with the type of newspaper they desire. The purpose of the newspaper is also to support the administration and the North Winds has complied in all ways possible with the school officials in the publications. The North Winds Keeps Us Abreast of Current School Events bara Lowry, Robbie MacGregor, Brenda Starr, Joanna Front Row: Rosemary Hash, Robin Sarver, David Middleton, Linda Deel, Sam Scott, Eric Rice, Carolyn Miller, Therry Steinhardt. Row 2: Randy Smith, Kathie Catron, Terryee Trout, Alice Dickerson, Diana Blackman, Peggy Blackman, Marilyn Farley, Bar- Mollohan, Becky Best. Row 3: David Canine, Bob Gordh, Mac Harris, Terry Roberts, John Ferguson, David Hambrick, Mike Worley. . UGKFERCICE M3051

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Row 1: Susan Barbour, Judy Hutchins, Marjorie Garman, Mary Harmon, Linda Neal, Nancy Brawner, Joan Bennett, Jeanie VVadner, George Seib, Bonnie Preas. Row 2: Phyllis Hodges, Arlene Frith, Jean Van Fossen, Brenda Morris, Sandra Umberger, Betty Vest, Gail Young, Cheryl Hannabass, Linda Thurman, Pat Hall. Row 3: Sandra Painter, Betty Keffer, Linda Kelley, Bonnie VVitt, Mary Goin, Reva Flick, Nancy Goin, .lo Ann Painter, Brenda Flora, Linda Taylor, Linda Vest. Row 4: Brenda Starr, Rose YVirt, Pat Dogan, Kathey Brammer, Martha Fury, Betty Martin, Linda Craighead, Judy Ellis, Diane T1'ent, Bette Gates, Linda Sarver. Row 5: Shelby Mills, Gloria Roberts, Carolyn Van Fossen, Roy Schilling, Terry Nabers, Pat Ashwell, Janie Wieringo, Raynelle Keeling, Glenna Howery. F.B.L.A. Creates Interest in Business Occupations for Students The FBLA officers are Nancy Brawner, Vice President, Cheryl Hannabass, Regional Parliamentariang Pat Hall, Historian, Brenda Starr and Reva Flick, Reporters, Linda Kelly, Historian, Gail Young, Secrctaryg and Susan Barbour, Parliamentarian, Bonnie Preas, Presi- dentg and Brenda Preas, Treasurer are not shown. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization whose purposes in- clude promoting good business education and creating more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of a business occupa- tion. The Northside chapter carries out these purposes through contests, assemblies, and sending students to the FBLA conventions. F.B.L.A. presents assembly on Whooz Who in American Business with special gifts for teachers.