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

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Lower Left, Row 1: Kathy Agnew, Lyn Gordh, Carol Clarkson, Kathy Karbjan, Martha Brown, Susan Aheron. Row 2: Pete Grogan, Pat Ball, Virginia Arrington, Debbie Oyler, Jeanetta Boone, Hedda Greener. Row 3: Donna Perdue, Sylvia Rollen, Mary Stuart Kinsey, Dora Lovern, Cynthia Lafoon, Sheila Miller. Row 4: Greg LeHeW, Mike Thompson, Brad Smollwove, Larry Stuckey, Chester Spangler, Patsy Arrington. Sponsoring the science fair was the major project of the Viking Discoverers. The mem- bers have worked together to further stu- dents' knowledge of science and to cultivate a fascination for science through special pro- jects demonstrated at their meetings. ...aka Left to Right, Front Row: Mary Riley, Sam Ross, John Witt, Jimmy Painter, Dora Alexander, Robbie VVright. Row 2: Carolyn Miller, Gary Fitzgerald, David Middleton, Jerome Plaster, Tommy Carr. Viking Discoverers Help Promote Interest in the Sciences

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-- . -.4.,: mr Th -is, . fir Square Root officers: Larry Stuckey, Sherry Ford, Brad Smallwood, Suzzane Miller, Terry Henson, and Mrs. Dantzler. I ll 1255 Cube Root officers: Price Davis, Ann Dudley, Nancy Gilbert, Sheila Baugh, Betty Keffer, and Mrs. Dantzler, sponsor. B4athenuaHcaHy inchned are the students of the Cube Roots and Square Roots Math Clubs.'Fheir goalis to broaden and deepen the students interest in rnath and to serve as assistants to the n1ath teachers at Plorth- side.'Fhis year they have sponsored a shde rule class and the Math-A-Raina. They have added many new books to Northside's math library. The Cube Roots and Square Roots Build Our Math Library Beginning Lower Left, Row 1: Don Hollet, Linda Sue Richard Loving, Betty Keffer. Row 3: Gordon Han- Haynes, Don Laffoon, Price Davis, Susan Kidd, Vicki cock, Chris Bland, Nancy Gilbert, Anne Dudley, Mar- Miles, Donna Beason. Row 2: Kathie Catron, Nancy garet Meador, Anna Palma. Kirby, Judi Mattox, Phyllis Rogers, Carolyn Wertz,

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Front Row: Joe McCoy, John Witt, Jeanie Wadner, Steve Davidson, Don Seay, Joan Bennett, Becky Best, Sheila Foster, Barbara Best, Sandy Patrick, Sherry Blankenship, Carol Mayhen. Row 2: Sandra Aliff, Linda Fahmestock, Marilyn Farley, Barbara Lowry, Mary Goin, Nancy Goin, Juanita Branum, Joanna Mollohan, Diane Blackmon, Ronnie Coakley, Buddy McDowell. Row 3: Annette Coble, Jo Martin, Carol Hearn, Terry Roberts, Jerry Peverall, George Seib, Jimmy Tayloe, Bill Epperly, Jerome Plaster, Latha Porter. Row 4: Greg McGee, Marion Clark, Nancy McKinney, Brenda Starr, Rose Wirt, Norma Whitby, Kathey Brammer, Janet Wells, Linda Vest, Carolyn Webber. Junior Achievement Acquaints Students With Business World Ronnie Coakley sells stock to Sandra Sink for TELCO, Junior Achievement Company. 4 WW With Youth and Business as a motto, Junior Achievement gives boys and girls ex- perience that will be a vital asset in the busi- ness world which they will enter after finish- ing school. In J. A., teenagers learn how to run their own companies and how to make a profit out of it. With J.A. as a starter, students should be ready and prepared to meet the challenges of the ever-changing world We live in.