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

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3..- SKALD STAFF: First Row-- Rosean Smith, Kay Barrett, Mrs. Kellly. Second Row-Jerry Lively, Alllan Wil- liamson, Tim Reed, Tommy Anderson, Dave Dickerson, Terry Fisher, Norman Holden, Fabio Chomiki. Creative Writing Club Adds SkczId Scribblesv ,Q E657 PROJECTION CLUB: Ralph Bayer, Danny Kessler, Steve Minnich, Lindsay Taylor, Tony Porter, Greg Slusher, Chester Simmons, Charlie Foreman. 143

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FBLA: First Row-Mrs. Penturff, Joyce Chappelle, Sandra Phipps, Diane Chapman. Second Row-Sue Smith, Diane Hanes, Yvonne Heggs, Brenda Creasy, Sandra Creasy. Third Row-Sharon Cuddy, June FB.L.A. Learn Skills 0 Business The Projection Club, now more organized and more efficient, than before, is a great benefit to Northside's faculty. By keeping track of the visual aids and supplying them to the classrooms, the Projection Club has eliminated much confusion. Also in charge of special effects and lighting at assemblies and extracurricular activities, the club oper- ates from the projection room. The SKALD staff this year has added to the regular publication a shorter version known as Skald Scribblesf' The Work for the Scribbles is chosen from donations by the students as well as from the work by regular members of the staff. The regular SKALD magazine comes out in the spring. The F. B. L. A. has been active in the Rad- ford Region this year with entries in Public Speaking, scrap books, bulletin boards, and other exhibits. The officers chosen for this are Karen Painter, President, Teresa Bow- man, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Holland, Sec- retaryg and Steve Roberts, Treasurer. 142 Divers, Andrea Kelly, Nancy Holland, Ramona Wright, Valerie Overfelt. Fourth Row-Nancy Crowder, Donna Whitehead, Steve Roberts, Carol Burch, Patti Gross, Kardn Painter. ' 12 Projection Club member, Steve Mimimch helps with lighting and sound effects during Keyette assembly. Q

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if Sf- Si HSE --sv' Cb' -- 5 Yltfill ' --iss. -.55 F-:iii lik e e S -1 ss . Y - 5 X .fi 1 1 . 2 A N' W C K V o il The '4Key to Christmasu reminds the citizens of Roanoke of the true spirit of the season. 144 Key C lab Spreads Christmas Message The Key Club sent money to pay for food and clothing for Wu Tu Liu, an eight-year -old girl in Taiwan. The club sent her gifts at Christmas and received a Christmas card from her. The members attended a banquet at the Oais Restaurant in January. The program included a film and the initiation of new members. Members helped at the Mountain View Elementary Bazaar last fall. They became amateur salesmen for the club's annual money-making project of selling peanut brit- tle. Programs later in the year included speech- es on various vocations and a movie, The Young Americans. Northside's chapter of Key Club Inter- national sent two delegates to the district convention in Baltimore, Maryland in April and two to the international convention in Montreal, Canada, in July.