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

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Q. 1 At the close of another hard school day, weary students welcome the pilgrimage to homeward bound buses 5

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Flighth grader, Sharon Hostetter, has difficulty de- ciding which number combination will open her locker. Cooler Breezes A ctivate A tmosphere Though poets and biologists describe spring as the all-around time of beginning, fall is a time of beginning for Northsiders. First and foremost is the opening of school. Students face the same old grind and slowly grow accustomed to the basic routines of tests, homework, and projects. Clubs or- ganize for the year and elect officers to lead in club activities. Plans materialize for forth- coming programs and projects. Cross country meets under open skies provide opportunities of exercise for inter- ested boys. Viking football fans enjoy com- petition and keen excitement on chilly nights. When autumn's falling leaves are covered with December snow, students note the end of this beginning as the school year is well under Way. Keyettes, Debbie Wilkerson and Alice Davis, work against the cold to sell programs at a football game. 4

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Viking Mike Henderson battles his opponent for the ball as Bernard Harris comes to the rescue. 6 Coach Isabell braves winters snow and ice so as not to dlsappoint his boys Phys. Ed. classes today.