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

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G.A.A.: First Row-Mrs. Kavitz, Mrs. Clemmons, Yvonne Hurt, Cindy Howell, Melissa Mitchell, Norma Palsispis, Brenda Hylton, Linda Collins, Becky Gry- der, Dreama Hall. Second Row-Diane Chapman, Sheila Sanders, Dena Wertz, Kathy Fisher, Kathy Pruett, Renie Ragland, Pat Ball, Debbie Oyler, Donna Perdue, Joyce Nichols, Linda Bocock. Third Row--Jonell Lawhorn, Lyn Gordh, Donna Gryder, Keys Bordwine, Linda Turner, Linda Jones, Marty Johnson, Denise McConnell, Beth Dale, Julie Baldwin, Linda Williams, Connie Pannell. Fourth Row-Gin- ger Lawhorn, Cathy Creasy, Susan Robertson, Gail Standley, Landa Law, Sandra Garst, Debbie Smith, Jodie Landis, Sharon Ogle, Susan Wingo, Teresa Stone, Andrea Kelly, Terena Stone, Cindy Radcliff. G.A.A. Members Hope to Become Physicalbf Fit Northside's Girls' Athletic Association en- couraged girls to keep physically fit by con- tinued participation in sports. Club sponsors are Miss Brammer and Mrs. Clemmons. Interested eighth graders attended a coke party in early fall. Throughout the rest of the year intramural sports events took place on Saturdays. These ranged from ring tennis to volleyball to basketball. Girls received points for all intramural sports, all summer sports activities, hikes, bowling, and bicycle-riding in which they took part outside the club. The club's Intra- mural Manager kept a record of each mem- ber's points, and at the spring banquet certi- ficates were awarded for 250 points, letters for 500, and stars for 1000. The GAA also sponsored the girls' basket- ball team. Coached by two of the club's spon- sors, this team met several other city-county teams in competition. In spring many girls joined the softball team or took part in track and field events. Andrea Kelley shoots for two points as the Vikettes come close to winning another one.

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The early lilacs became part of this child, And grass and white and red morning-glories, and whztc and red clover and the song of the phoebe-bird, And the Third-month lambs and the SOW,S17ll'lhfC1lI'Zll litter and the marc sfoal and the cow S calf Spring doesn't come like a flash of light- ning or a clap of thunder. Gently infiltrating winter ways with its fresh new outlook and renewed strength, spring is probably one of the most welcomed seasons of the year, de- spite continued lawn mowing. Fields of flowers burst into bloom as do the halls of Northside when bright happy colors replace winter plaids, and sweaters are abandoned for shirt-sleeves. Cheerful sunshine, warmer weather, and April Showers make it easier to smile and stay in a good mood. Homework is often forgotten for congregating at Lendy's or the tennis courts. Convertible tops convert, early suntans appear, and weekends at the beach beckon when the sky is blue and the sun is high.

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Vikette Cindy Radcliffe shoots for an extra point Marsha Landrum valiently tries to help Andrea as teammate Linda Wlilliams goes in for a rebound. Kelly keep the ball away from Patrick Henry. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row-Becky Radcliffe, Joyce Nichols. Third Row-Lynda Wil Ryder, Renee Ragland, Lynn Gordh, Andrea Kelley. liams, Dorothy Hargrove, Miss Brarnmer. Second RowHLinda Bocock, Marsha Landrum, Cindy