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

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Bobby All Richard Arthur Larry Arrington Steven Ayers Evelyn Baily Mike Bailey Julie Baldwin Odilee Bales Linda Barlow Purcell Barrett Eddie Beasley Jeanne Bell Janie Hqer seems to be smiling very happily while going through hair-raising experience. 106 f -L ,,,,,,,, H. QF'

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Fo!! Means Haro' Work and Back to School Early last fall the senior class chose Carma Hale to represent N. H. S. in valley-wide Miss United Fund competition. The class voted in early November to send Cindy Henley as snow princess in the Roanoke Christmas Parade and Linda Kidd and Brenda Fahnestock as holly princesses to the Salem Christmas Parade. The senior class chose the following dele- gates to represent Northside at Girls' State and Boys' State: Lyn Gordh, Donna Perdue, Brenda Fahnestock, Larry Stuckey, Allen Williamson, and Terry Henson. The alter- nates selected were Sue Aheron, Martha Brown, Carol Clarkson, Glenn Dudley, Mike Henderson, and Bill Watson. Girls' and Boys' State were held in June at Radford College and the College of William and Mary, re- spectively. Northside's representatives re- turned with practical knowledge about the functioning of Virginia state government. 5' sw 1 cs W '93 pf ' my One of Northside's senior girls, Carma Hale, admires the glossly green leaves of the school's bushes during lunch. gp.. 5 ,3,e ??V., , i he . . if I :dk I . .f.. W I, if 'V ' V Q, N. H. S.'s '67 Snow 5 ' 2+ Princess, Cindy Heri- fi .' 3 ? ley, waves while gai- s Y ' ly smiling as she Q, , 5 I braves winter cold f' '. Q, i j in Xmas Parade. . If fi ' f rr r 5 rgr' Y f ',,,, .,.,, ,, 1 X 105 'Q W i ,

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li. r V rr fi V 5 I , Class officers: president Dickie Stuckey, secretary Pam Pitts, treasurer Pat Fitzhugh, vice-president Sue Mabry. Juniors Armin the Title Upperclassmen Members of the class of 1969 found them- selves in possibly their busiest year. Boys spent long hours of hard work with their favorite varsity sports. Chemistry experi- ments, tests, and difficulties overwhelmed a large percentage of the junior class. A lone junior plodded through physics problems with his senior classmates. Eleventh graders entered the world of dramatics with their production of a play. Only the junior class participated in the magazine sale which push- ed the class's funds nearer the amount needed for the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. The PSAT tests in October and the spring College Boards faced college-bound juniors and drain- ed their minds in a few short hours of all they once felt they knew. Mike Bennett Karen Berkenmyer Sandy Blankenship Linda Bocock '21, fx Donald Brooks Pam Brubaker Wendell Bruce Carol Burch Robert Can naday Bobbie Carter James Carter Pat Cassada 107