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

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Front Row: Dotty Lou Fisher, Sandra Schaffer, Sherry Clayton, Glenna Rowlett, Suzanne Falls, Liz Lidstone, Tim Booth, Mike Thompson, Jeff Kaylor. Row 2: Richard Loving, Price Davis, Don Lafoon, Suzanne Williams, Linda Crotts, Pam Borrell, Curtis Finney, Butch Ward. Row 3: Paula Johnson, Bonnie Haynes, Sherry Ford, Debbie Oyler, Nancy Gilbert, Judi Yates, Pete Smith, Bill Hendrick. Row 4: Mike Worley, Sandy McGrady, Judi Mattox, Marjorie Setzer, Susan Kidd, Nancy Crowder, Pat Ball, Rose Marie Phillips, Phillip Williams. Row 5: Ken Arritt, Sam Evans, Elliott Bayer, Michael Townsend, Brian Harmon, Bill Beason, Norman Holden, Jerome Plaster. Row 6: John Witt, Pete Grogan, Ronnie Daniel, Wallace Akers, Roger Williams, Andy Clingempeel, Joe Damiano. Ancient Customs Make An Interesting Study for Latin Club Don Lafoon, Sandra Schaefer, Brian Har- mon and Mike Thompson clown as Richard Loving points viciously to his Latin slave. 'iii The Latin Club's main objective is to pro- mote a better understanding of ancient Roman customs and culture. In order to learn, they reinact these customs such as banquets, slave sale, the making and wearing of togas and being governed by officers of a Roman Senate. The Latin Club not only gives a background in ancient Roman life but also provided fun and recreation. 68 Latin Club Officers: Front Row: Gloria Wickham, Patty Mc- Mahan, Susan Shell, Cleo Perdue, Mary Kay Harless. Row 2: Donald Lafoon, Shelley McCullough, Toni Webster, Diane Gor- man, Olivia Strawn, Miss Martin. S- film, l . l5:f1ml lg I

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Front Row: Marsha Akers, Pat Fitzhugh, Linda Judy Yates, Jill Anderson, Jac-que French, Pat Adams Blank, Lois Davis, Andrea Call, Kathleen Saunders. Sue Kessler, Brenda Bush, Betty Knotts. Row 4 Linda Row 2: Diana Blackman, Linda Reynolds, Pam Pitts, Beamen, Nancy Kinsey, Brenda Hudson, Anita Maitin Lynn Tate, Sherry Crowder, Debbie Spangler. Row 3: Carolyn Pillow, Peggy Watson. Y-Teens Combine Work Y-Teens is a scholastic division of the Young Women's Christian Association which is designed to establish an understanding be- tween people of other nations. This club works closely with other Y-Teens in this area to help promote a community project. and Play for Successful Year Y-Teen officers and sponsors are Miss Bailey, June Hamblin Mary Riley, Miss Peters, Fay Akers, Gay Akers, Liz Davis and Carolyn Cole -U if

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Q - I! A c - Front Row: Don Hollett, Bob Schulze, Marcia Akers, Barbara Orender, Cecelia Smith, Steve Hale, Jerry Peverall, Barry Morgan, Linda Shively, Carolyn Howell, Maria Wickham. Row 2: Sue Roberts, Diana Blackman, Dotty Fisher, Suzzane Falls, Jacque French, Liz Lidstone, Judy Robertson, Becky Boone, Pat Boxley, Dora Alexander. Row 3: Sheila Baugh, Kathy Bell, Becky McLeod, Judith YVilliams, Linda Hammer, Martha Myers, Bonnie W'itt, Jeanetta Boone, Drcama Hale, Nancv Martin. Row -1: Suzie Turner, Sherry Montgomery, Brenda Obenchain, Lynn Fisher, Linda Holland, Linda Keith, Susan Wingo, Linda Turner, Sharon Wertz, Linda Wheeler. Row 5: Lance Duncan, Alex Chomicki, Wallace Akers, John Fergu- son, Latha Porter, Doug VVitt, Larry Teuscher, VVayne Goabo. Row 6: Mike Henderson, Gary Dent, Gary Thacker, James Akers, Jerry Clemmer, Mike Waid, B. D. LaPrade. Spanish Club Members Gain a Knowledge of Spanish Culture The Spanish Club has strived to enable stu- dents to gain a deeper understanding and ap- preciation for another country and culture. During their monthly meetings they learn of the habits and customs of the Spanish na- tions and through pen pals learn to associate with the Spanish people. The clu'b has en- deavored to combine fun with the spirit of learning. Enjoyment is found by Mrs. Lenny and Miss Ramirez while listening to Spanish Guitars at club meeting. N ' L Members of Spanish Club and their sponsor, Miss Ramirez, admire Christmas cards which they made.